TIIK IJKK: OMAHA. SATUKDAV. PKOKMUKK lY, 1014.
SWAI'PKIVS cot ri
V AUKBS-I'nir hip waders, ell 8H. only
used tw,i time, to sell or swap. What
haxe yon? Address f O. 41. Hi e.
WATCH CHAINS Two Gross, new gold
watch chains. Rrtnil Rt tl.fo rnrh.
Price $:. will exchange for diamond rlnir
ur light auto or offer. Address 8. c.
4 U, Hoe.
thid plowi'min Axn ivtm John
son RKVOLVKII-3J cal.. botn In good
shape. Will swap lor a kodak or .C2 s'ev
n' repeating rifle or Marlin rifle. Mu:ht
rive a little to hoot If your stuff is bri
ter than mine. Address. 8. C. 3.M, lie.
m:.l kstatk
FARM A HtMH I.AM. FOR ALK
FOR BENT
(
A prtme1 and Flats.
ST. OEORQE apartment, located In se
lect West Farnani residence district;
one 6-rom suite for rent; heat, wuter,
janitor service. Phone Webster 1674.
The Knickerbocker
OMAHA'S FIN F.ST APT. HOUSE.
58th and Jones sts One seven-room
apartment for rent.
EU JOHNSTON. Harney T1S. or PAYNE
ft BIATKH CO., Douglas WIS.
6-R modern flat, J30S S. 24th; IU. Phone
I'arney 4711.
Moving.
Packing.
Storane
Phone L) 34 or Web. 1W3.
GordonVanCo.
til N. Ilth St.
jQDKN ANNEX. Council Hluffs, ooma
wltli kitchenette, ateam heat. Phone 44a.
THE HELEN,
t M64 Harney Street.
Choicely located apartment!". eav
Walking distance, S rooms; winter, I4f;
plenty steam and hot w.ver.
MARIL'8 SORENSEN.
Office 214 Harney St. Tel. Dour. 6790.
Nebraska.
rOOR MAN'S CHANCE.
Father and son must relinquish two
rood cialms. moderately Improved, within
the next tno weeks. Here Is l,lA aoroa
only 8 miles from county seat. Uctter
than averntte. Price of both, Including
improvements. r,v. J. (. eiton,
Mjulirn. Neb.
PM'TION Kimball Co Gross. 21fl Paul.
STOCK RANCH FOR-SALE.
ell Improved 4vKacre ranch in Hooker
county, with ) acres under cultivation.
I must sell. The price Is exceedingly low.
Write Kdw. H. Welton, Mullen, Neb.
IlKAL KSTATK WKST SIIK
40-ACRE HOME.
5 miles west of city limlta of Omaht;
Isnd lays gently rolling-; 5H acres alfalf t.
about 3 acres pasture and almut one ace
In g-raiH-s. balance In cultivation; new tl
room house and other (rood Improve
ments. Price. $:?3 per acre.
2!Lr!ran'',, Theater Rids' Doug. JTlf,
Calkins & Co.
Yuletlde C.reetinR to all their
friends.
Douglas 1313 Cl,y Nat 1
So A RES. nil In alfalfa, cuts 4 tons to
acre, mo acres. 1?) acres in alfalfa; gond
house, barn, sheds; all fenced. hoK tight.
W-arre ranch, all fenced, . anil 4 wires;
house, barn, good supply tank and cistern,
m barrels: 1.1 miles from Cuzad: at bar
gain If sold soon. Hox 314. t'orad. Neb.
FUATS.
1813 Chicago, 8 rooms, close In. brick, $W.
r.2- N. 24th, corner California, 5 rooms,
heated. p
120 N. ;iOth, 8-room brick, JC2.50.
-"l s. jiit n. ft room brick.
f.n. n.i.ir;r i: i .au.na.m i.i.r..
4".' Hurt, 9 rooms, hot water hent. $C.
2 Cass, lull 2-story, 4 bed rooms, tin.
lu s. KUd, one block from Hanarum
Park line, 8 rooms. r.iihkc. M.'.
O'KEEFE HKAL ESTATE CO..
3"16 Omaha National. Douglas 271..
HEATED APARTMENTS,
per month Seven-room apart
mefct In Her Hldg., 61 S. liitli St.; heat,
hot and cold waier, Innitor service.
, GEORGE & COM PANT,
902 City National Pank lildff.
Phono Douglas 7."ti.
Oklahoma.
8.M0 ACRES. Inrfie and small tracts; nb.
solute title; I'ltisburc Co., farming,. pns
tiire, oil, coal land; fc to $X per aire.
Vrlte J. E. Cavanagh. McAlester. Okl.
A I arnnatau '
Upper Wisconsin
Beat duy and general ciop stats In tha
anion; scalers wanted; lands for sale al
low I rKea. oo easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Or ant.
Ktatt acres wanted. Writs about our
grazing landp If lntereated in fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards la
Wisconsin. Address hand Dpt. So
l.ino Ky.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Famished HoaseUeeplnar Itooms.
DAVENPORT, 2018 TWO NICE f A" FUR
NISHED HKPO, ROOMS; $.1 M WEEK.
Board and Hnomi.
g lth. tl8 Ec. board, clean rooma.
IjARGE comfortable room with hct an!
cold water; a splendid home; settled
business man preferred. Call H. i4i o.
farnlaaed Hut, ma.
21! SO. 25TH ST. Strictly modern, deslr
able, reasonable, respectab'e, close In.
1 Vernn, 1812 Cap. front rrns. Stem. ht.
Fl'RNlnUED room for rem. near reigo.
ton university phone Hondas 7281.
I'LEASANT, warm room. 131 N. 31st Ave.
Harney 1188.
FURNISHED ROOM, heated, 4614 North
Uls Ave.
oODEN HOTJOL,. Council Bluffs, atea-n
heated rooms, $2 per week. Phone 'it.
J,a Verna, 1812 Cap. front rma. steam ht.
Largo, atrlctly modern, m 8. 24. D. 71ft8.
Hotel SBd Apartment. '
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California,
Week iy rates 11 and up. louas 7i8a
DODOE HDTEL- Modern Reasonabla.
Honsea and ottatcea.
SIODERN 2-story hoUBe, 7 rooms; never
occupied; new furnace; 820. Doug. 653.
ALL. sizes, 83 per month up. 507 Paxton.
ELEflANT 6-room. mooern DricK apart
ment; newly decorated; $00 per month,
!4 South 2!th Bt.
Cottage, 2044 Vlr.ton St.. ftas, electrlo
light, water, toilet, $15 per month.
Frame flat 1129 S. 29th St., newly
decorated, f: per month.
J. 0. 1SII, EXECUTOR.
70S P. 31st Ave. 'Phone Harney 243.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; (-horse van
ard t men, $1.25 per nr.; storace $2 per
It o. Patiafactory i;ar. D. 4338 tc Ty.
FOIL KENT
We nave a complete' list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent
This list tan be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van Storaae Co , 80s 8 Mth Ht
Fidelity Storage Co
Ktoraae, moving, packing anu shipping.
lth A Jackson 8ts. Phone Douglas ZM.
UOUSeS creigh Son A Co.. Bee building.
FOR RENT Modern 8-room bouse. 306
b Kih Ave. Inauire T. J. O'Brien.
Henshaw Hotel. Harney 10M. Dounlas 1214.
J-R house, mod., suitable for two fam
ilies. OouKiaa a.
Van and Stor
age Co. Larae
vun. 2 men. 81. M
Der hr . oray. 2 men. l.a per nr. 17U
Webster. Uoug. 14W.
per hr . oray, 2 men.
T C Reed f&i
JV Au J207 Farnan
& atorauc
Farnam. D. 614.
:TEAM heat, all modern, 1-roora house;
also 4-room flat 220 No tad.
1301 8. 3-d St., 10-r., all mod., tw.
619 N. lth, -r., all mod., $40.
4S18 Underwood Ave., 7-r., all mod., $35.
-0s S. 22d St., 9-r., all mod., $!0.
i7W Ruggles. 6-r., mod. ex. heat, $ln.
ill 8. 2 iii M.. -r., part mod., tJ.
BIRKETT & COMPANY.
4-3 Bee Plug. Douglaa 633.
Store and Offices.
$22.50 per month 2916 Sherman Ave., room
lox&O ft., good basement.
Itl.OO per month 2U08 Cuming St., room
20x60 ft., full basement.
y0.00 per month 707 S. Wth St.. very de
sirable storeroom, opposite new
hotel, JOjiW ft., ateam heat.
fsi.00 per month New, modern storeroom
In Harley Hotel llldg., 2uth and Far
nam Sta. Very attractive store
front, full baaement, steam heat.
We also have some very desirable
space at a low rental, for light
manufacturing In the Webster-Sunderland
Hldg., Wth and Howard Sta.
CJHORUK & COMPAN Y
902 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas J.".
Douglas Street Store
UriLDINQ, 22xU2, vacant January U
make early inquiries, as this Is centrally
located.
BTRKETT & COMPANY.
423 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633.
WANTED TO UVT
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. 1.
C. Heed. 1207 Farnam. Doug. i46.
WE BI'Y ?l-nano .'.nines 1421 -V 24th.
SL'IUHTLY used pianos. Douglas 2017.
WANTED TO DORROW
WANTED To borrow $10,000 on well Im
proved ranch consUtlig of 3,300 acre
in Banner county. Ne'oraaka. Address
Hope Brown, Bighorn, Neb.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM HANOI LAND) FOR ALB
Btlaawtorl.
FOR BALE 400 acres choice N. W. Mis
souri corn land; well improved; eay
term. Address Y 111. Be.
$j DOWN, $j monthly buys 4o acres, grain
fruit, poultry land, near town, healthy
location. Pr.ce only $220; W luonthly ous
V) acres. Bo 425 J. Cartuage. Mo.
CsTliforala.
FULL and authentic information regard
ing California land fur the asking. NO
EXPEN.-E to you. You deal direct with
owner. Let us help you in your planning;
for a home, away from cold and snow.
California clluiau needs no word from
;s. Wa have a Urxe Hat of satisfied
customers. Go on one of our excursions
and look over our colony lands located
near Sacramento City and be convinced
Save your railroad expenses by dealing
v nh us. Yls.t the exH-!ilon, combining
pleasure with your business. Tracts of
all aize. improved and unimproved. Very
little raxh recpilred. Write today or call.
W.T .-M1TH COMPANY.
1112 City Nat 1 Bank HldK.
D. ',?na Omaha. Neb.
Miscellaneous.
We have a patty who own a half sec
tion of land thnt Is nil fenced and has
240 ai res broken and ready to put in
snrinir i-iain crop.
Another parly x ho hits 200 ai res that
nre tinier cultivation, which can be nut
In fprlnii piHln. such as wheat or oats.
This land Is all level, within 4 miles of
one town and two miles of another, lo
cated in Weld county, Colorado, which
i in the nnrthensetrn part of the state.
In a locality where there Is a great deal
of small grain raised every year. This
land can be rented very reasonable, or
sold on a small payment down. Here Is
an opportunity to get atarted to own your
i n l:ind on a small cash payment, or
It can be rented for one year or more.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St. o
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED, GOOD
EASTERN NEBRASKA
OR IOWA FARM
FOR .FINE CATTLE RANCH.
One of the very best cattle ranches in
Nebraska. Not a foot of sandy land, all
good, hard soil; best of all-ycar-roun.1
pasture: lota of wheat grnsa hay. Fine
natural shelter, good water, plenty of
cultivated land to raise roughness; can
raise alfalfa. New right-room house; new
64xt'4 barn, corrals, windmills and tanks.
Ranch lenced and cross-fenced ; 14 miles
from railroad town of l.fiOO people.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
LAND SPECIALISTS,
Ware Block. Omaha.
FRONTIER CO. BARGAIN.
Highly Improved farm of 153 acres.
Land all lays fine and Is excellent soil.
Will exchange for good Omaha residence.
C. R. COMBS,
15 Brandels Theater, Cmaba, Neb.
Douglas 3916.
A 600-ACRE ILLINOIS CORN
FARM FOR CATTLE RANCH
A well improved corn farm, only W
miles from Chicago. Black sandy loam,
very smooth, well drained land. tlood
shipping facilities. About half In cultiva
tion, balance tame pasture. Every acre
tillable. ,
PAYNE INVESTMENT. COMPANY,
- LAND SPECIALISTS,
Ware Block.. Omaha.
WANTS CLEAR LOTS OR
LAND
for modern home; easy wa'lc to heart of
Omaha, near car lines, . schools and
churches. Ideal for large family or high
Class rooming house. To .nan who will
assume $H,uO0 on easy payments, tig bar
gain Is open.
O'KEEFE REAL E8TATE CO.,
1018 Omaha Nat l. Dovglas 2715.
WELL IMPROVED IRRIGATED
FARM IN THE FAMOUS SCOTT'S
BLUFF COUNTRY
Will consider good Omaha residence
property or an eighty-acre eastern Ne
braska Improved farm in part payment
for this line lCO-acre farm. Improve
ments are very good. Land all In culti
vation and Irr. gated from the U. S. gov
ernment Pathfinder reservoir, under a
tystem which provides more water than
can posslbiy be used. Soil very fertile,
producing big crop of alfalfa, sugar
beets, grain and potatoes. big money
maker.
Price, $116 per acre $18,400.
Encumbrance, $2,600.
Will carry back additional reasonable
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
LAND SPECIALISTS,
Ware Block, Omaha.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
floe in Nebraska. 206 P -ndels Theater.
KERK Title Guarantee and Abstract Co,
a modern abstract office. 305 8. 17tb Bt
Phone Douglas 5487.
REAL KSTATK LOANS
CITY and tin in loaua. 5, irt. per cent.
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Ac Co. 132U rarnara.
OMAHA homes. Eat Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTAT& CO.,
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglas 2718.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$luu to llu.iAio muue prompt. y. F. D. vVead,
Mead Bldg., im ana farnam ni.
!AIVI' MliOSt Loans, $ M and un.
tic, CITY 1XJANS. C. O. Carlberg Co.,
' Ilu-312 Brunuels Theater bidg.
CITY properly. Large loaua a special'.
W. H. Thomas, 22 State Bank Bldg.
MoNEY on band for city and farm loans,
H W. Binder. Cltv Natl. Hank Blrtg.
SEE us fimt if you want a farm loan,
t'uited State Irus: OmaLa. Neb.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
I Am Forced to Sell
a new five-room, all modern
bouse, recently purchased by
DM. This hoiiae Is located in the
West Farnura district, one block
from Leaven orth car and four
blocks from Farnam. Oak
finish downstairs, whii enamel
bath, sleeping porch, eul. ful
lawn. You can buy this bouse
at a big sacrifice.
Address. M 2if. Bee. -r after
g p rn. phone VV,v.er M4
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Extend their best wishes for a
Merrr. Xmas and a Happy New
Year to all their customers and
friends.
Tyler 1536. Stata Bank Bldg.
With best wlahes to all
of our friends and custo
mers for a very Merry
Xmas and a prosperous
New Year.
Harrison & Morton
D 1 ti Omaha National Bank Bldg. I
a- xjiocns to 36th
and Farnam
$575
43xl!, $10 cash. $1 per week.
Can you heat this?
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
ION! Omaha Nat'l. Douglas 2715.
A Winter Bargain
To sell these lots now the owner says
sell for $.V) rash and $10 per month. You
will find that this location Is fine These
lots have water, sidewalk and sewer: are
on the southwest corner of 44th agd Dav
enport While these lots face north. If
you would rather have an east front,
we can well them that way. It will pay
you to see these lots.
Creigh, Sons& Co.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Italy and Great Britain Are Both
Heavy Buyers of Wheat.
CORN AND . OATS MAKE GAINS
( ash ates of ll tiralns Are Heavy
and l.arare Proportion of Par
rliaaes Are ( onalaneil
for Importation.
S OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
m rteo Mdff.
Douglas 200.
REAL ESTATF NORTH SIDE
7-Room House
$40 Down
$40 Month
North Side.
Good location.
t blocks to car.
IrKc lot.
Cemented cellar.
Furnace.
Oak downstairs
Dotihle stairway.
4 bed rooms.
Path.
Window shades.
American Security Co
Douglas 5013 or eveninus. uinut 3037;
Harney IVto.
FOH THE MAN OF
MODERATE MEANS
$3,250
Buys 5-room bungalow, every modern
convenience and several built-in featurea.
lark
OMAMA. Dec. 24, 1HI4.
Italy and Croat Krltaln were pur
chasers of hoth casli and future, anil
the. situation mis one of great activity,
and cons dernhle strength was s.,o u
nearly all day. There were some In too
wheat market who had paper profits to
their credit, and in an endeavor to t ana
fer the paper profits to actual mone
the market olsplu.ied more or leas weak
ness, and resting spots for the day were
a, net losses of Hiiic.
It was a difficult matter to learn aa to
the amount of cash wheat taken In all
positions, hut the general imprtaslou
here was (hat the total saics wer;
around H.lVm.tnj hunhels.
A cahle trom l.lvcixol snys that mar
ket Is Inclined to trail on after tne price
changes at Chicago. The situation lucre.
i waa aitcctcd t.y the upturns lo re of
Tuesday, hut this was offset In a mcaa-
, ore by Increasing otters from Inula anil
Argentina and hotter weather In the tat
ter country.
Corn was up Hft'ic, and oats showed
gains of Vo-Hc. hoth of these grain:,
showing more or less actlvl.y. Tho iasi,
sales heie were itlO.uuo tmshels of corn,
with 175.WO bushels for export, and
l.llfi.noo bushels of oats, with l.OoO.vOJ
bushels for export.
Provisions were active with a good
share of buying on outside orders. I ack
ers sold May deliveries freely, and this
pressure closed prices lower. U Is said
that tho price of hogs and products rhow
a good "cutting" profit, and this will
account fr hedging sales by packers.
Cash trade in lard was active, but In
meats slow.
Durum wheat was 1c higher.
Hard winter wheat waa uncharged to
Vc hlKln-r.
Corn was V' to c higher.
Oata were unchanged to V' higher.
Clearances were: heat and flour etpinl
to l,t'77.ti bushels; corn, K.WW busheln;
oats, ('1.00r bushels.
Liverpool closed: Wheat, not quoted;
corn, a higher.
Primary wheat receipts were l,4r.S,X
bushels and shipments !'K,0v0 bushels,
against no receipts or shipments last
year on account of holiday.
Primary corn receipts were l.M.nwi
bushela and shipments 797,000 bushels,
ayainst no receipts or shipments last
year on account of holiday.
Prlmarv oats receipts were 743.000 bush
els and shipments Mn.Oifl bushels, against
no receipts or shipments last year on ac
count of holiday.
CAKDOT RFyCEIPTT.
Wheat. Corn.
r..;,e: No. 2 yellow, fv1if'c; No. .1 yeh
low. KJV'oX'l, : N. 4 yellow. ti-'S'-fstc ; N.
4 ellow, :')M,.'i1c; No 6 yellow, Ut
t-"to. iso. i mixed, i.juvV: No. 2 mixed, -
it.iS'.'Xr; No. ;t mixed, S2V,Si;Hc: No. 4 I
mued, no 5 mixed. i vic jFat Cattle Generally Slow and Weak
..v. ., ai.11-.,, ,.i .y,,-.. , i 'till.. .lu. d W 111.
4Tii47'.o; stanoatd, ITc; No. 8 w hite,
4;'.'ii.o; No. 4 white. 4i.uV,c. Ilailev:
Malting, Wf?"c: No 1 feed. Wifxe. live:
No. $l H'.(J I tk'.V,; No. S. ll.OIVtfl.ik..
and Others Steady.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS OFF
"wi.er is really sacrificing at this price;
yX down; balance like rent; near Ko untie
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
D. S3SX C44 Brandeia nidg o
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 OMAHA NATL. BANK BLDO.
DOUGLAS 498.
Wishes its many customers and
friends a holiday greeting.
When Xmas Is over, see us
for bargains in homes on the.
easy-payment plan. To buy a
home would be an exceptionally
good way to begin the New
Year.
EIGHT-ROOM MODERN BRICK
HOUSE KOR ONLY $2,750.00
House in good order; has hardwood
floors; corner lot, with afreets paved.
Vacant lot, 4Xxl69, fronting Hemls Park,
Just west of 3319 Cumins; St., for only
$1,400. Well located to improve.
W. H. GATES,
$47 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. Dou. 1294.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH STDE
The Byron Reed Go
Extends to all its custo
mers and friends the best
wishes of the season. '
With the Season's best wishes and
for a Merry Christmas.
Creigh, Sons& Co.
508 Bee Bldg.
TO WISH YOU
A MERRY XMAS
AND A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
D. V. Sholes Co.
1 City National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Uaade.
Buy For Xmas
Big Sacrifice On
Dundee House
$700 cash buys a $1,400 equity ln practi
cally new house In Dundee; 6 targe rooms
besides bath, and extra large sleeping
porch, full two stories and attic, oak
floors throughout, large living room, ar
rangement with fireplace. The house is
well built, and only 1S4 years old. Full
lot on high ground, 1 block to car; good
garage with easy access. I'rlce, $4.1tO;
$7oU cash, balance 6 per cent, payable $100
every three months.
Glover & Spain
913-30 City National. Douglas &C2.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
We wibh all our patrons
A Merry Christmas
and a
Happy and prosperous
New Year.
Toland & Trumbull
448 Bee Bldg.
FOR BALfa.
A Vroom house, modern exc.pt heat;
large corner lot, 140x70 ft.; cement walks,
nice lawn; centrally located; a bargain if
takn at once. Write or call, Kib and
L, Cta.. Fremont, Neb.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON TO ALL OUR
FlUENPS
Birkett & Company
iZi lice IMi Douglas UjJ.
Chloaro
Minneapolis
Imluth
Omaha
Kansas City
Ht. I.oula
Innlpcg
17J
S!
41
liU
air,
3
r.i
131
.11
livs
Oats.
i47
Theae sales were retorted today Wheat :
No. 2 hard winter, 1 c:tr. $l.l!x; 8 cars,
$1.19. No. 3 hard winter. 2 cars. $l.lVi; H
cars, $1.1!); 4 cars, $l.l; cars, 1. IJiV..
No. 4 hard w, liter, 1 car, $1.17. No. $
spring northern, 1 car, $l.l'i. No. 5
mixed, 1 car (white) $1.16. No. 2 durum,
2 cars, jl.3.1. No. 3 durum rnlvcd. t cars,
2 cars, $l.tf. No. 3 durum m.xed, 2 car,
Rye: No. 3, 1 car, $1.05. Corn; No. 2
white, 2 cars. iKISc No. 3 white, 4 cars,
WViC. No. 5 white, 1 car, 63c. No. 2 yel
low, 4 cars, KIVjC. No. 3 yellow, 9 cars,
Sic. No. 4 yellow, 1 car. Bile; 2 cars, Wi-c.
No. 6 yellow, 1 f ar, tL'c. No. 0 yellow, 1
car, ti;'4ic No. 2 mixed, 1 car tnear white),
63c; 3 cars, 62,c. No. 3 mixed, 3 cars
(near white), 6.'4c; 1 car, &;; 8 cars,
&Wc. No. t mixed, 2 caia tnear white),
!2',c; II cars, tvi'no; 1 car. tUc. No.
mixed, 2 cars, fc-'c. Oats: No. 3 white. 2
cars, 46c; cars. 46lsc. No. 4 while, 3
cars, 4ii'c. No grade, 2 cars, 46c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
$1.18Vrl.20; No. 3 hard, $1.171 1.1HV4; No.
4 hard, $1.11&1.18; No. 3 spring, white,
il.ltitoftil.17Vi; No. 3 spring, northern, $1.17',i
&1.1M; No. 2 durum, $l.34iil.35; No. 3
durum, $1. 3.1ft 1.34. Corn: No. 1 white, 634
e-Vc; No. 2 white, 6:iV.13i4c; No. 3
white, 2t2i3c; No. 6 white, Vv5i.1c; No.
5 white, tttViiljttfc; No. 1 yellow, C3V4ff
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
FARMERS DO NOT WORRY
ABOUT RENT DAY.
DO YOU?
Mr. Salaried Man, can you keep your
family as you feel that you must keep
Uem in tho city and save enough out of
your salary to support you in your old
age? Have you seen any old farmera
living in OU) PEOPLK'H IIOMKU? Not
on your life. Why not put that savings
bank deposit that Is bringing you only a
small rate of Interest into a productlvo
Irrigated farm? We will sell you one on
easy terms. Oo onto this farm and be
Independent for life and give your chil
dren a chance to live In the open and
grow strong and hearty. Whlie your farm
is making you a living, and more, It will
be increasing ln value every day yuu live
and will make you rich. You lose money
every day you put off this move. Come
In and see us about It today.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
FARM SPECIALISTS,
Ware Block. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
BKHT INVESTMENT IN OMAHA.
2;i-8 Jackson bL I'riee $6,I0. Kasy
terms. Dock at it, then call C. U. Moaer,
Walnut 176tt. o
IWALHTATBTKA NSF 'ERS.-
Deads (114 tor record Dfrimhir 24, 1914:
CUuda U Talbot and wit to Knna K. Llh.
lot i. Kins' ubd t,
Alrena Juhanoa and huaband to E. L. Datlr,
lut 121, blmk 1, Hustings Hryiteo'a add.
En.clta j. Hkosman to Jamea J. Tuhba. part
of lot I, block I, Boulvard Terrac 7,
Claud L. Talbot and wife to John V. Den
ni. lut t. Kins' auo.1
Harry A. Tuker and l(a to Jobn D. I'rclfh
lua. Dii aec. Ho-l'12
James H Adam and wlf to Marihall C.
pi I Ion. lot 3, block I, Padduck l'la
0irc H. Prewr and wife to William Aid
rup, lota 20 and Jl, slosk S, Albrliht'a An
w a.
Mary I Morton and husband to William
t larka, lot 1, bloik 12. Halcyon HIM.
BankaiV Hlty Investment company to Ed
ward P. Wright, lot 7, illnneyhuret
Bankers" Healty Inveatment couipaur to Al
bert C. bullork. lot 4. Blnneyliurst
Kdward P. WrlKit and wlfa to liankera'
llaolty Inveatment company, lot 7, lilnuey
hurat Albert C. UullcKk to Uankers' Really In
vestment company, lot 4. Blnoeyhurst
tint ti.o .Rti it rMtviita
I'rlera nn Hoard of Trade.
( HICAOO. Hoc. "4 - Wheat showed
goo.1 rallying power today alier the tact
Ucame etloem that Kuropean demind
had not materially fallen olf. ilr Ho
Argentine ailvi lavorlng tho hear sl.le
The market rlosed steauy at a shade
decline to 'ao-V' adance. compared aim
lam night. Corn wound iip with a gain
of dk:c atid oats of V- Tho outcome)
in provialuiia us umlinmiM to lOc
higher.
i-.xport houses watched their chance
anil promptly took oflers of wheal as
soon as the market had undergone n set
back. The down turn desired hv the
representatives f foreigners came earlv
at. a result of a decline of Jo at liuenos
Ayros. where. In addition to laorahlo
weather for harvest, estimates of a idg
I'Ximrtahle surplus bad caused depression,
which was loci eased by almost prohlol
tlvo rates for vessel room to Europe.
On the other hand, tho bullish reac.lnn
here was accompanied by announcement
that export clearances from the I iil.ed
Mates during the last two davs had
amounted to as much aa 3...00.fM nushels.
File nils ,,f high prices weie gratified
over the fact that durum wheat today al
Mlnncap.d a touched $1 4o a bushel, over
topping all previous records.
The American supply of this grade Is
said to be now virtually exhausted, tho
result of Immense purchasing for Italv.
It was estimated today thai the Italian
government had bought In the l ulled
Mates M).o.i0,0i.) bushela of all k.nda of
wheat so far this season, and would need
aa much more in the near future.
l'leoictions of unsettled weather helped
to broaden the di iniind for corn. Ktiml
offerings continued to be losa free than
was expected. Oats hardened wllh corn.
The chief feature was the buying of May
by cash honsea,
ln provisions the call from outside In
terests more than offset hedging sales
by packers, liraln concerns led the buy
ing. Oraln prices furnished bv I.ogan
Bryan, office 815 South Sixteenth street;
t'at Sheep and I.ambs la Arthf De
mand a aa Advance of Ten In
fifteen Cents ttrer
Wednesday,
SOCTII OMAHA. Dee. ;t. 1114.
1tcetn w. ..i n
official Monday
Official Tiiesdav ...
Official Wednesday
Kiliinute Thursday..
fnttle. Hose Sheep
, . . ! 042 n ;.s0 2.'iiO
... S.lll .7T0 t;.47
.. 2.?; 13.i);l 3.7k!
... i,'i" s.;tiio
week to date being very moderate. fn
the neighborhood of only some 1H.730 head
have been reported In, against 2. 34 last
week and ?V4..'J head two weeks ago.
Qnointlons on sheep and lambs: Lamhax
g I to eho.ee, $ A'uVtn: lambs, fair to
good $7 !VF Ti ; feeders, fair to good. $7 0
ft ); yearlings, good to choice. $s SOfJ1
7 3S; veaninga. fair to good. $ w3ti.l0;
yearlings, feeder. $r..7Ti'q1.2n: wethers,
aood to rholca. $; louM wethers, fair
to good. $ litTl 10; wethers. feeore. $4 4"
jSnn; ewes good to choice, $fi.30ff );
ewrs. fa'r to good, $o.0h.30; ewes, feed
ers, $4 Q6 .00.
rillCARO L1VR STOCK MARKET
Anlrle; t.'pen. I High Uw. Closed Ves y.
Wheat
Dec.
May.
Corn
Iec.
May.
Oata
lee..
May.
Iork
Jan..
May
Lard
Jan..
May,
Ull s
Jan..
May
1
1 2fV
t
1 29
6V
1 2f.V,l 1
l aw l 2i
lifc'g Iial7j74j(fi i, l"ioi
4
M'.il
4!
63H
4
63
IS 2o
IS (B-4BI
10 30
10 00
1) 10
I IS 3R 1 18 r.1
! 19 00 I 18 K
I
63
IS
18
io aisi io so
10 53 I 10 (0
10 17il 10 10
32V,
66
10
10 45 10 60 10 42HI 10 474,1
1 2;'
1KSH
71VJ'
4S',
63.k
IS 35
I 1$ 85
10 80
10 47V4
10 10
10 4A
ISO
1
60
1
(00
000
ISO
1
Cash prices: Wheat. No. 2 red, Jl.lTi's
Oil.DbV: No. 2 hard, $1.2u4t1.2&; No. 2
northern, $1.23. Corn. No. 3 yellow, 14'fir
67c; No. 3 yellow, 6fiVif(Wc, Oats, No. 3
white. 484fMi.V-; standard, 49 il0c..
Bye. $l.UVi. Harley, ti7io. Timothy,
$.Yrirr7.2ii. Clover. $12.iWii 15 00. I'tirk,
$17.00. Lard, $10.37. Itlhs, $.7rg 10.37.
HUTTIOR Firm; receipts. 3,446 tubs;
creamery extras t3 scoring), MH?3to;
creamery (higher scoring), SoH'iWo;
creamery firsts, 3l34c: seconds, aiKI0c:
pioccfs extras, 2&VMVp; ladles, current
make, firsts, 234jffiI4o: seconds, 23c; pack
ing Htnek. current make, No. 2, Zmfafc.
1'OUETKV gulet; western roastlnic
chickens, Itti'lHu; fresh fowls. 124j(t17c;
turkeys, 12iit'Je. Live, steady; western
chickens, 12412Vc; fowls, 13S'14c; turkeys,
liUjlfic.
11 1'TTER Higher; creamery, fi4ff33o.
EOOS Higher; iwelpts. t.Mo cases; at
mark, rases Included 22fi34c; ordinary
firsts, Sl'nsac; firsts, SW36o.
BOTATOEH Kecelpts, 8 cars; un
changed. IKJUI.TRY-Allve. lower; springs, 11c;
fowls, lOVxC; turkeys, 16c.
NEW YORK QEKtlAt. MARKET
Onofatlons ( tha Day oa Varleas
Com mod I Owe.
NEW YORK, Dee. 24. FI-OUR-Flrrner.
Rye flour, firm; fair to good, $.f"i.15;
choice to fancy, $I.2ii'ii.40. Cornmeal,
firm. Buckwheat flour, quiet.
BARLEY jtilet.
WHEAT-Spot. firm; No. 2 id. $1 34V4;
No. 2 hard, $1.344, all rail. c. 1 f. track,
export; No. 1 northern. Uuluth, $1.36, and
No. 1 northern, Manitoba, $1.47, c. I. f.
Buffalo. Futures were without tvana
sctlons. Bxport sales were eat mated at
1J0 loads. December, $I.34M,; May, 1.374.
I U'l'lS Easy ; state, common 'to choice,
lal4 crop, 17&2Hc; 1'a. if io coast, 1914 crop,
IPfilBc; 11113 crop. KdlOcr.
HIKEH-steady; Bogota, 30i&31c; Central
America, a"ic.
WtX)l Steady; domes tio fleece. XX
Ohio. Soti-tle.
CORN Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, 7Vc,
c. I. f.. to arrive; Argentine prime, i3c,
nominal, delivered.
OAT Kpot, steady; atsndard, MViiTJfJicj
No. H white, 61c; fancy clipped white, 67c.
HAY Firm; prime. $107V; No. 1. $1.05;
No. 2, ti 11.00; No. 1, WifDOc; shipping.
7uX.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, S10
!2c: seconds, SOgSlc.
PROVISIONS Fork, steady; mess. $13.50
(iZO.Ofl; family, $21n.00; short dears.
IJl.MHi 00. Beef, steady; mesa, $:i or)r)
23.00; family, $24 AtVfiK.nu. Lard, steady;
middle west, $10.6i I0.H6.
TALI.OW Quiet; city, 6c; country, 6V4
4j6T4e- special. ti
CHEESE Steady; receipts, $.308 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, specials, l&VUloc:
same, average fancy, KiVaftloVtc; same,
fresh, specials, lfc; same, average fancy,
HVufUc; skims, 6HH13VTC.
KOOB Steady ; receipts, 4.3M cases;
fresh gathered extra fine. $!tr40c; extra
firsts, S7n3xc; firsts, STtf3ne; seconds, 30
34c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
nery whites, fine to fancy, 47'(4Ue; gath
ered whites, 3f.'&47e; hennery browns, 4hf
42"; gathered browns snd mixed colors,
SbVfj40c.
Four dnvs this week. H.SJS Ki.fiSii l.7ai)
Fan d.iys last week..2:t,sv4 37.4b.i J'.:i,-4
."nine dnys 3 wks. ago 17.7SH 17n7'.i 2M.M
fiine days 3 wks. aKO.lH.4r5 4H,:':I7 44.;i4i
Pame daya i wks. ago.13.014 :'4.4i.l 4J,;C7
Same days last year.... ti.OKi 1!,4 W45
The followli g table shows tho receipts
f cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date, as compared with last yer:
1B14. 1913. re.
Cattle !:J.:iu2 MH,. 27AI7
Hogs 2.214. 400 2.Wi.ir7J 3M.S;2
eheep 3,tn.Ui3 S,IH6,2I2 Plfi.lS
The following table shows the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last lew nays, wllh
comparisons :
Late.
Pec. ..
Pec 7..
lea 8..
l'co. .
Iec. 10.
I'ec. 11.
Oec. 1.'.
1-ec. 13
I 'wo. 14
OeC. K..
I'ec. M.
I'ec. K.
I'ec. IS.
I 'ec 19.
I'ec. Jl
I'ec. 21,
I'ec. 22
I'ec. 23.
I'ec. 24
I 1(14. llvU. nun. uvu. 11119. llt.llKt.
60S
K2S
1
MS
6 77 4
V'.J
MP
I ti !4'i
i I
; 7 no i
I 7 2V!
b
8 30
7 W
7 67
7 441
7 44
7 4
7 401
7
i 7 V1J
I 7 02
' li 9.1 V
8 71
a
7 6
7 Mi
I Sll
7 in
7 3i
7 74 1 82
7 4.',
7 42! 7
7 3D' 7 '1
7 47' 7 02
7 V.i 'i tii)
7 4S 7 (N
7 13!
7 o
7 Wi 7 11
7 4'' 7 13
6 32
4.(1
5 97
t) 01
a
6 971
u V
it 37
0 261
ia.il
6 00'
I
3 90!
6 I'V
Vl
OAI
II O.'l
5 97,
k 4i,
I 4,
7 32
7 4:.
7 SSl
7 44
7 to
I
7 .H'l
I
7 571
7 48
7 6-s,
7 ;'.,
7 Ml
7 67
i 7,
7 64!
8 221
H 30
8 33
8 35l
6
788
C 31
6 1
6 41
6 48
6 ii
6 41
5 32
6 74
6 68
5 3l
5 30
8 f
S 14
8 2ft I H
. mi & r:
6 34
8 ii!
8 2!i
8 i
s o;t
8 111
6 ;M
5 34
5 3i
6 4i
Sunday.
CATTLE Receipts were not very heavy
this morning, either hero or al any
market points, but trey were plenty
large enough to meet the requirements
of the trade. Aa noted before In these
columns the demand for beef is always
limited at all market points during the
holiday season. No one Is looking for
anything like a brisk demand for cattle
untk after January 1.
The tew beef steers here this morning;
moved aiowiy al prices that were cer
tainly no better than steady and it any
thing a little lower than yesterday, espo
claily on the close. The best beeves
here were good enough to bring $8.6u,
there being nothing good In sight.
Cows and heifers generally commanded
good steauy prices, but the market
rlosed weak.
There were not enough storkers or
feeders to cut much figure In the trade
and prhes were without noteworthy
change. All the live stock markets of
tho country will be closed on Christmas
day.
Quotations on Cattle. Prime yearlings,
$3.76u4.76; stood to choice sortifed tieevte,
ticOi'us.io; fair to good cornfed breves.
7.6o(j S.tiO; common to fair cornfed beeves,
$3 OtKUTftO; gooi to choice range beeves.
$7.5ou8.flO; lair to good range beeves. $7.00
4V7 50; common to full ranKe beeves. $6,750
7.00; good to choice heifers, $6.UM'7.U;
good to choice cows, $5.6otfi-85; fair to
good cows, $6 OiVjiO.o-t; common to fair
cows, $3764r&.00; good to choice Mockers
and feeders, f7.4vti 7.7f.; fair to good Block
ers and feedera, $.76ij'7.40; common to fair
Mockers and feeders, $6.00ri.7.; stock
heifers, $&.25gp6.2; stock rows. $4 75$&.76;
stock calvea, $i.0O(Q7.n0: vest calves. fi.OOM
$.00; bulls, stags, etc., V5.00jr476.
HOOS Receipts were ratr this morning;,
about 123 ears, or 8.SU0 head, being re
ported. About sixteen loads of these
were consigned direct. For the four days
tha run totals 3H.6HA head, a gain over
lut wevk of 2.000 and 10.000 larger than a
year ago. The fact that the Christmas
holiday came on Thursday last year Is
partly responsible for the big gain noted.
The market opened out dull this morn
ing, and as other points, especially Chi
cago, reported anarp oecnnes, tne local
trade opened with shippers and specu
lators buying at 6uloo lower prices.
Packers' early offers were even worse
than that, being; In most Instances a flit
dime off, but by the time a general move
ment atarted they had Improved until tha
lag end of the offerings finally sold at a
64fl0o decline. Trade remained dull
thmtlarhollt.
Tho bulk of sales was made at $o.90i(f
IK. with quite a sprinkling at $7.00 and
a ton of 17.05. For the week to dato
prices ara around a nickel lower. Pack
era have been bearish all through, but
heavy shipping; and speculative buying
helped to hold values up. Lights, which
huve been ln poor request, probably show
the most decline, but It has been noticed
that the big, rough, packing grades
have not sold so readily aa they did last
week.
SHEEP The packers were food com
petitors for another light run consisting
for the most part of lnmbs and a sprink
ling of ewes. The demand fur killing
lambs was so Rood that sellers were able
to realise prices strong to KWflnc higher
on lambs and fully steady on ewes. If
anvthlng tho general quality of the lamb
offerings was not quite as good, though
some pretty good lambs were on tne
market, there being sveral loads good
enough to command 18.65, with the bulk
going at $M.jib4i8.40, the most Of which
were on the wheatfleld order. Most of
the ewe nn sale brought $6.80(35.60, wl'h
the quality In many respects Ilka yes
terday. Trsde being brisk the clearance
was naturally early. Two cars of feeder
lamha moved at $7.80.
Friday being Christmas today prac
tically cloaca the market for the week,
with lambs Improving 4fl"rfOc since last
week's close and ewes showing an ad
vance of UaifSTic. Yearlings have been In
moager supply and moved up 1(kq16c.
The upward tendency to prices and the
healthy condition of the trade this week
has been attributed largely to the fart
that the country has been conservative In
hipping to market, the receipts for the
Cattle atronar IloKS 1 nsettletl
ahees r)tnii(.
CHICAOO, Pec. 24 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3, "00 head: market strong; native
steers. liVnfHilO.flO; western. $6.20r 10;
rows and l.elfers, $3,304X8.30; calves, $7.50J
in no
tinnR-nerelnta. 38.000 head: market.
onaninft mnstlv SH 10c lower: bulk. $S 9fi
77.10; liaht. $ li5fl7.10; mixed, "n.a);
caw, Jrt.75tff7.17Vi; rough, Ft. roJ.!W; pigs,
i.:V"ti7.V
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,0fw)
head; market strong; sheep. $n.iw.60;
yearlings. A75Tt7.S0. lamhs. 6.7VfjlU0.
. I.nnla I. Ire a lock Market.
ST. IlflS, !cr. 14. CATTL1 Re-
ci ipts. l.ino head: market ntgner; nartve
beef steers, 17. htm moi); cows ana neners.
8."i.mn'i25: southern steers. $.76'Cr7.75;
cows and heifers. $4.00fr.0u; native calvea.
$1; iKV.if 2.'..
in m:s Tlerrlnta. 7 Kw head: market
eieaily: plas and lights. $0Mi7.2R: mtxeil
and butchers. l..iar..2-; gooa nevy. ei.ia
1 7 sr.. . . .
SHEEP AM' I.AMI1M neceipinv nonw;
n nrket stoe ly; native muttons, $4 Wti$.5v;
lambs. $8.001 8.60; yearlings, $5.50i97.50.
Kanaaa City Lire gfock Market.
. a c pitv fw J 4 4TTI.1T R. "
orlpts, 1.600 heaiJ: market weak: prime
fed steers. $9.2.Vu 10.36; dressed beef steers.
$r, ;tvj,7 Mi; ginckera and feeders, 0fij.15;
bulls. $5.2MiV50: calves. $rt 0019.50.
HOGS Receipts. t8) head; market
steadv: bulk, fc;.9f7.29: heavy, $7.0017.25; .
packers mil butchers. $7.fXij7.25; light.
$11 !ivn7 15: pigs. eist'Miel 75
SHEEP AND l.A MRS Receipts. 1.000
head: lamhs. $7 ii8 ; yearlings. $.5oe
7..i; wethers. ,..2;6.Z; ewe. .i.wroa.O".
Mona City Mr Utock Market.
stnt'X CITY. Iec. 24 TATTLE
Reeeliita. 100 head; market ateady; native
aaw aui SLA. UiitnkaiBa 4K v TT, lfj'l AA
steers, v
cow s snd heifers. $4 9WmV26; canners, $3.76 ,
(ti4.7; caives, ti o-., ''"i ,
in MIS Receipts. 6,500 head; market. 6V-
PU8- IOO
bead; rwf. $6.25C.76; lambs. $7,6048.25.
M. Joseph I.It Mock Market.
bt .lOSKI'H. Mo.. Per. 24. CATTLE
Recelpta. 00 head; market active and '
steady; steers, $7.fHTl0 00: bows and
heifers. $4.2;.r9.00; calves. $V8&t.
,,.v,u ti i... anno haait market Ra
lower: "top, $7.20; bulk of sales. $.1to07.1S.
SHEEP AMI' Mains- neceni", r
head; market steady; lambs, $..&3.ow.
I. Ire Pterk la Rlrtht.
Recelpls of live stork at the flva "rtm
clpal western markets: eK
V. tl I I 1 A HJSA ra. V-livx .
1.901)
7,W
Kansas City J
chic.go :::
Ulniivr CIIV WO - 6.&
South Omaha .0
B.3U)
l.oiH
f.ooi
10
3.50$
Total receipts 7,900 62,500 ll,ot
Kanaaa f lty Grain si lraielaa,
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. lec. 24.-WHEA1
-No t hari!. $1.V,W1.20V,; No. J red. ,
II.ImvvbIw" May. $1.21Virffl.MH; July.
"coliN-No. J mixed. W7He; N. I
whlie. W67c; May. 71V,ij71Sc; July. :
"oATS-No. t white. 48HirJ6Jc; No. t
mixed. 44V14f-47c.
BUTTER Creamery, 31c; firsts. c$
seconds. c; packing. 20VrS.
EGGS Firsts, 8lc; seconds, nr.
POULTRY-llens. 'rc; rooatera. 8 He.
turkeys, 18c.
Mta.eaanlla fJral. Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec) "-r"
I member. $1.21': M ajr. $1 NOjl :
hard $1S: No. 1 northern. L22Hl-a1,
No 2 norThern. $1 lS'fi 1.24V..
Fln'R-Advanced; fancy patents, M.JO
first clears. $680; seoond clears, 84.2a.
PARLEY-67MhIc.
RYK-4)1.0u;i.Vt.
HRAN $23.50.
CORN No. 3 yellow. Vff3Hc.
OATH No. 3 white, 5V6 47V.
FLAX-8l.62ttl.1fc3.
St. I.ola Gmla Market.
ST LOLIS Dec. 24. WHEAT Na.l
red $1.23.24.4 ;No. 1 hsrd. $LOV4tj)LV4
December, tl.2: May, $i-V4.
CXRN-No 2. 65V,c; No 2 whits, 67c;
J oXToVrmiiio. i whit., toe.
Liverpool Oral a Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 24. WHEAT Spot.
.. : v- " 1 u..iinh. in. A: No. 1 101
id; No. i. 10s SVid; No. 1 hard winter.
10s 6Ud. Futures, nominal.
CORN Hfot, nominal. Futures, quiet;
January. 6a IftHi February. lild-
7 Stock for Salo
Am emaha corporation In actlye tual
neaa for twenty eara offers for sals
fifty shares guaranteed seven per oaat
preferred stock redeemed from tor met
swnsra. N aganta. Will sail direct.
V is 7 Can of as.
Amorlcan Telephone fit
Telegraph Company
A dividend of Two Dollars par share
will be paid on Friday. January IB, 1816.,
to stockholders of record at tho close of
business on Thursday, December $L 1114.
Q. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
HEAL ESTATK ACREAGE
Acre Property
We have the let thing you ever saw
ln a lti-acre tract of luud. with a banc
hold privilege of about four mure, mak
ing In all about JU acres. Good 6-room
hoimc, fair outbuildings. There are about
four acrta In orcnard and vineyard In
full beai.ng. This property la only three
fourths of a mile from city limits of
South Omaha, and In Sarpy county,
where taxes aro low. The land lays
practically level and a very homelike
place. Tola will surely please anyone
looking for a suburbun home, as well aa
a money maker. Would consider a resi
dence up to $3,000 aa part payment.
Price. $7,500.
O 'Neil's Ii. E. and Ins. Agcy.
1506 Farnam St
Tel. Tyler M.
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MKETINU.
The Annual Meet.ng of the titockhold- '
era of the HASTINGS A NO NORTH-'
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for,
the election of seven Directors, ami the !
transaction of such other business aa may
come before the meeting, will be held al
the office of A. I- Mohlur, corner of lulh
and I lodge Stieets, Omaha, Nebraska, on
Monday, the 4th day of January, A. V.
115. at 11 o'clock A. M.
T. M. ORR.
DJ4.1I1I Secretary.
STOCK Hoi JJER. M FETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Kee Hullding company will be
held at the office of the company in
omaha at 4 o'clui k p. m. on Tuesday,
January 19, for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year and the
Iranaactlon of such other business aa may
property i-oiiia before the meeting.
Hy order of lh" president.
N. P. FEIL. Eecr?tar-
5 Rate Case
The Problem of the Railroads
and
Railroad Securities of the United State
is the People's Problem
It is the broad principle involved,
not technicalities, that must be solved
We have prepared a pamphlet (No. 409) giving a visual
and practical illustration of this subject, and will be
pleased to mail it; with our compliments, upon request.
A. B. Leach & Co.
New York
Philadelphia
Investment Securities
Chicago
Buffalo
A. B. Leach & Co., Ltd.
London
Boston
Baltimore
Address: (Statistical Department.