THK HKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 0. I'll...
13
FOR RENT
lloaaea and (nllain.
12600 Four large ronmi and bath; heated.
second floor; Pernio park. ITione Wal
nut tvj.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships: 3-horso van
and I men. $1.36 per nr.; storage SJ per
mo. Satisfaction guar. P. 4MS Ty. ;m.
POBBENf
We hava a complete lint of all homos,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
Thla Urt cwn be mm free of chare- at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. K 80. Kth St.
KKAI, K8TATK
rn.M A H i It IAXDK TOR SAI.K
Minnesota.
l' ACRF.fi. between Minneapolis and Pu-
luth. on the Soo line, 4 miles from rail
road town ; 70 acre under cultivation,
balance wooded pasture and aomr good
meadow; no wasto land: fair set bulld
near school; land border on beauti
ful lake; complete set machinery; 1
chicken, plenty of feed. wagon, buggy
and everything on the place, goes at J)
Per acre: one-half cash. Schwab Broa.,
Via Plymouth Hide... Minneapolis, Minn.
Co
Fidelity Storage
storage, moving, packing and shipping.
lth Jackson Sts. , Phone I'ouglas
f Trvnspa. ,n " Prt of xh c,ljr-
FOR RENT Modern S-room houao. 3U6
8. Inth Ave. Inquire T. J. tVHrlen.
Henahaw Hotel. Mar. 1HH. Douglas 1216.
and Stor-
Large
men. 11.60
per hr. 1713
REAL KSTATB NORTH K1DK
'Maggard's ;;
uer nr.; aiay. i men, t.;
Webster. Ioug. lw.
J. C. Reed
1VVU 1X1? Fa mar
moving,
storngt..
1OT Farnam. U. 4I14R.
ROOM modern cottage, fine location.
Phone Webster SfiiW.
211 LOCrST-6 rooms,
19 N. ltfTH,
10T8-4Si 8.
mod. Web. R2I.T
9-r.. all mod.. Jxi.
22d St.. 9-r.. all mod.. HO.
M7 8. 25th St.. ,Vr. part mod.. $3.0i.
3456 S. Ifith St., 6-r. well, $10.
BIRKETT & COMPANY,
423 Be Bldg. , Douglas a
MODERN HOME.
One block No. 24th. 6-r. en Uar e. mod
ern. $27.60.
H block Farnam line, 3!V2 Cats, big
yard. 8-r 2-story, square. 40.
BRU'K FI.ATS.
-r.. ll South 80th St., $23.
8-r., near Hodge on Sotli. $12. 0.
O'KKKFH REAL ESTATE CO..
MIS Omaha Nat. Doug. 271.
Nebraska.
Farms Near Omaha
0 acres near Elk City, almost new Im
provement, not foot of waste land $iw
rr. cro: rH"h "T .March 1. bali.nce
$j.O90. 1 years. 6 per cent.
lfO acres well Improved, level, produc
tlve 1 val ey lBn. I. price, y t er acre; $;
caah. $;uo March 1, balance, $H.000. 6
years, ft per cent.
162 arret Improved; S r. house; verv pro
ductive upland and valley tarm; western
Sarpv county; 2s acres pasture, balance
ail under cultivation. Price. $!) per acre;
one-third cash. hHlnce 6 years, i per
cent. Rented for VMo.
Pr.'"i la' Mral overlooking Omaha,
frice $i-2n; H.irtj oaaii. $A.n) mure March
1. balHnoo 5 yeara, b per cfnt.
M acres, laya Ideal. Sarpy countv $100
per Rcre.
POK THK MAN OF
MODERATE MEANS
$3,250
Buys e-roorn bunaalow. every medr
eveulene and aevaral utlt-ln feature.
(wner la really sacrificing at this price;
$VO down; balance like rent; near Kuunrae
' GALLAGHER & NELSON,
D. Sn (44 Brandet Bldg-
4- acres, improved
1 cation. Price. $130
S-r. house; fine lo-
tMf 1 . r - vn a Knie
I cash, balance u years, 6 per cent.
20 acre. Improved, laya ideal, quite
nandy to Omaha: stock. Implement, etc.
Price for all, $i.500; some terms.
2 acrea level upland: 4-r. house, all other
neoesnary outbuildlngs-a homelike place.
Price, l,lu; onc-hslf caah, balance t per
"ont.-
ALSO
another ideal 40 acres, ,so acrea and three
or four lu-Hcre farms, all within 2o miles
ot Omaha.
ALSO
SO acrea. i:0 acres, acres and 331 acres.
1'piami: aomewhat rolling farms, 35 miles
northeast ot Council Ulu'fs. In ood loca-
HOl"Rn.S FOR RENT
Strictly modem and up-to-!ate S-reom
house, with i bathrooms, hot water heat,
and every convenience. In the bet. part
lit tliA IVAot Parnnm rl i ,( tiJi tint
month. Owner will give long letti If de t,on- anrl ''''' Kod towns; exceedingly
sired. K-'od goods for the money;-considerable
Peven rooms, sleeping porch and sun ' jl'n" nd clover and practically all can
room, new and flesirahle, exceptional! y ! v.i.iii. . ire 10 too per acre;
nno. view, quiet nelKiiiorlioou $ or
with garage.
Seven rooms and hall, strictly modern
hardwood finish in first story, bed
rooms upstairs, one 'bedroom or don and
bath on first floor This house fronts
on a. paved street and boulevard, 2'4
blocks from car line.
Five-room cottage. l blocks from the
Harney Bt. car line $10.
Five-room St. Louis brick flat, close
in $30.
rooms, modern, 422 Harney $rio.
3 H. Dl'MONT & CO..
1603 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 690.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
. FOR $1,000.00
t-ot 60x127.
' At 3310 Blondo Streot
W. H. GATES
CI7 Omaha Nat. Bank BU. Doug.
REAL KSTATF SOVTH SIDR
FIELD ctril DISTRICT.
Brand new two-story dwelling, modern
In every respect, built by day labor; full
hasement. guaranteed furnace, three fine
bedrooms and roomy sleeping porch, ele-
I'ainroom. nied floor, large living;
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Very Light and
Prices Not Materially Changed
Fat Sheep Active.
HOGS GENERALLY TEN LOWER
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. S. 1910.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
t'Tnclal Tuesday S S4t
lOTflcial WMneeday.. .2
Official Thtireday ;t.!C0
Estimate Friday A
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep
. .;ni .i7
l.'.M.'
I.1
2.CM
i.f0
7 fed ewes
1R4 fed ewes ,
1X7 fed ewes .
-'-S fed amhs
W fed lambs
10 fed lambs
1i
HV
l'U
M
H
8
b 0
fi M)
75
Ti
7 X
t lllCAt.O I.I V R TO K MARKET
.1.V
11,14 .
1 1 .!
.700
&S.414 (54.507
4.M P4.tii
41. KM
47 S4.0 t
06.S12 4.S)
Five days thla week.21.IM
Same dav last week..1i.sm
me days 2 wks. ago. s.771
Same daya B wka. ggo.24.att7
Sm ! 'ks. aco.lti.'Ai
Same days last year... 19.4
The following table shews the receipts
or rattle, hogs, and sheep at the South
Omaha live stork market for the ear to
date, as compared with laat year:
... 11S. 114. Inc.
cattle j 21,7119 shirrs i.:ui
I'" J 70,W .44 10.1M
Bheep T.ts8 60.SW J?..'
The following tahl fhnn fhA il'inli
price for hogs at the ficuth Omaha live
dlaincr enn . . . K . 1 "" in eruin l.MlHina liva
ana nicely arranged kitchen. This bean-
iii m noim is in the Meld club district,
surrounded by fine residence. Owner
would consider clear cottage as part pay
ment or sell on very reasonable terms,
ou cant tell about a house until tou
TZF "V w" h to "how
through at any time.
SCOTT HILT j CO.,
Douglas 1009. 1M8-7- McCague Bldg
com ps rise ns :
you
2 Sold-One Left
Choice -roem. strictly modern bunga
low; front room 12x23; 3 rooms In oak.
oak floora throughout; choice east front
lot. fronting on boulevard, 1004 S. S4th St.
Price low and terms taey. It us show
you this today.
Rasp Bros.
lOfi McCagtie Bldg.
Dnuglas ir.63.
one-thirtl cash March 1, balance 6 years.
"3 wr cenr.
y
K ER Y ONE of Khe above farma will
make you money. ACT TODAV. Delays
ur uHnNerous
OR1.N S. .SlERRILL COMPANY,
N., E. Corner 23d and M Bts.,
South Omaha, Neb. .
WANTED TO BUY
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J.
C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. Doug. 6140.
HAMILTON CO., the only gentile eevond
hand atore In Omaha. 1719 Cumlng.D. MS
WE BUY 2d-hand clothes. 1421 N. 24th.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow $10,000 on well Im
proved ranch consisting of 8,300 acrea
In Banner county. Nebraska. Address
Hop Brown, Bighorn. Neb.
REAL ESTATE
riBH ft RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Arkaniu,
Put Yourself
. in Clover
Buy all the rich, fertile land you can
afford to own In our sunny level uplands
in venirai Arxansas; long trowing sea
son; ample rainfall; excellent drainage;
abundance of pure water; good' health
conditions; alfalfa yields & cuttings year,
average ton to the cutting and brings SIS
to $20 ton; potatoes, both Irish and sweet;
also corn and cotton make enormous
yields; the conditions are ideal for dairy
ing; also for stock and hog raising, hav
ing free range all year around; chickens
are big- money makers as well aa truck
gardening; three big markets close by.
These lands are 30 miles south of Little
Boca, a city of 80,000; few miles north of
Pine Bluff, city of 26,000, and 60 miles east
of Hot borings, the noted health resort,
with 100,000 visits annually. The railroad
runs through our land; we can sell you
now close to town and shipping station;
there is a government agricultural demon
strator stationed in our county; he will
advise you tree ot charge how and when
to plant, cultivate and market your crops;
this land is selling in 40-acre tracts and
up. on the terms of $1.60 an acre down,
possession any time, balance 20 years;
terms less than, rent; big land selling
excursion dally; low rate; free trips to
buyers who answer this Advertisement.
Write or call for free photographs and full
Information. Open Munrtay and evenlnt'a.
E. T. THTEK CO.,
409 Timet, Bldg . St. Louis. Mo.
Invest in
Nebraska Land
i ty dollars win secure you any sized
unci i rum i" acres upward; after in
taction pay 10 PER CENT of your pur
inase. then 9 years in which to pay bal
ance.
Our North Platte Valley Irrigated land
i iiib or any in iNr.HKASKA,
and is a SOl'ND INVKSTMKnt
PRICKS $45 TO $M0 per acre. Including
FI LL PAID WATER RIGHT.
Bear in mind that the acreage Is limited
at theso prices: buy now and pave the
way for good substantial profits. Avoid
speculation, INVEST WHERE TOP It
MONEY IS SAKE and sure to bring
profitable return". Write or call today
for particirlara. MONEY BACK IF NOT
W. T. SMITH CO.,
HI1 City Nat l Bk. Bldg. Omaha Neb.-
640 A., 01 ml. from Erlcaon, Neb.; fine
improvements; gool alfalfa country; $lu
per acre; easy terms. J. E. Qlbney, EJk-
ii'irn, i -1,
FOR SALE S20-A. relinquishment. ml.
from Stapleton. well imnroved. fnr v,f
Telephone connections to town. Address
California.
CALIFORNIA.
For Sale: In Tulare county, California,
farm of l,12o acres, two miles from sta
tion on Southern Pacific railroad, on oiled
road. Land is all fenced and is level
Has been in train, but soil la well suited
to alfalfa, and there is abundance ot
water. An excellent syndicate or sub
division proposition. Price $100 aij acre.
-'8,000 cash; balance may remain ou mort
gage at per cent.
O. L. PRENTISS,
1136 Title Insurance Bldg.,
Los Angcies, Cal.
New York.
rOK bALE A productive farm of, 2d
acres, good buildings. 300 grafted apple
trees in bearing condition; good sugar
Kuan, iim wbixt vnever tailing); land
ini iv wii xi. r. u. route; tele-
ihiuiiu tuiinwugni; easy railroad , con
nections; want to sell before Feb. 1, 1915
If purchased of the undersigned owner
there will be no agents' commission to
tiw. mi- i per acre, Terms easy. U. O.
Ildred. R. F. D. 2. Oneonta, N. X.
Oklahoma..
1,000 ACRES, large and small tracts; ab
solute title; Pittsburg Co., farming, pas
ture, oil, coal land; So to Mb per aore.
Write J. E.,Cavanah. McAlester. Okl.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Beat uatiy and genera crop state in the
union; settlers wanted; lands for gala at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let $4 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
State acres watted. Write about our
grazing lands. If Interested in fruit lands,
ask tor booklet on Apple OrcUarda in
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Boo Line
Ry., Minneapolis. Minn. ,
MlaeellaaeoOk.
FARM for sale; must sell my Fellsmere
farm. 20 acres, muck prairie land.
Uthoff, tut) 1 lines Bldg., St. iaouii, Mo.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and kirn loans,
bm. Der enni.'
J. II. Duaont & Co.,hiu2 Farnam. Omaha
WANTED City loans. Pmers Trust Co.
Buy Among
Nebraska People
CALIFORNIA Is calling you ihla ex
position year. Let us snow you our
Sacramento Valley land, the equal of
ny in CALIFORNIA for richness of soil,
l eauty of surroundings, and -Ideal rail lo-
. h,ri'ef.1K P'r cr nd up. Including
full paid water rignt. TEN PER CENT
OvN, BALANCE 10 PER CENT
i r. AHliT LNTIL PAID.
ONLY TU ACRES will he sold at theso
l.r.ces and terms. All sizes. Improved and
unimproved. NVtt excursion January 19,
i--ilal rates to puic;,fctrb. Write or
all today.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
Ill City NaPI Bk. Bljg. Omaha. Veb o
Canada.
:-OR 8ALB BY OWNER Improved half
section very chou-e wheat land in one
.1 the best districts in Pajikatchewan.
l ull equipment of stock and Implement.
"r,t cl,u,, condition, go with farm
tt $oj per acre. Or would sell equipment
M'Psratcly and rent farm to purchaser.
:!.thr.K.P,ferBbeeV'ni, Fr
Colo rate.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha Natl. Douglaa 2713.
tl'Ri to lio.oou made promptly. F. D. Weed
Wead Bldg., mth and Farnam Sta.
UABV1N BliQS at'tt
0 1rOA'NS- c- u- Carlbe7gCo!
i ucavn OiU.
Cl?-y,?ro,!rty- rge loans a specialty.
W. II. 'ihomas. a$ Wtate Bank Bldg
J1wNSrY !'ndf.,r cUy nd ft-rm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Natl. Bank Bldg.
i ... V.. "youJv"int loan.
Lnlted States Trust? Co., Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT to buy i to 6-roomcotUge,"paTt
cash, part modern, about $1,000 to $1 6u0
Address L 44, care Bee.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
RB.EH Aba tract Co.. oldest abstract at
Ilea in NKbiaaka. MS B-ndels Theater.
fcEKK Title Uuaramee ajC Abstract Cau
a mode:n ausuact office. M a), liio at
Phone Douglas IMl.
Western Farms
riiat distrlet haa great opportunities for
ll.rlfty families with small wvlngi La
.an be bought on easy terra and paid for
out of the crops. Jf you cannot nmke
a first payment on a purchaee. but have
. nough to start farming, we might help
ju get a furni on ehares. The principal
jequirement ia thrift.
One splendid bargain we saw la ro
acra. unimproved nearly level, dar
loam soil, 7 miles from town. Thla Is In
northeast Colorado near the Nebraska
line, and can be bought for $12 00 per
acre, one-fourth cash and balance In 10
yearly payments of $ each, wMh per
cent interest. One wheat crop i almost
certain to pay for the land. Will be glad
Jo tell you all about It and arrange to
have you see it.
Harrison & Morton
!. in umnna ,af. rianK h'ok.
alleaUaivol.
IMPROVED farms. $ per acre; alfalfa
corn, cotton. Illinois Central experi
mental farina show land very prodm tiir.
Splendid climate. ti. P. rUebblns, ItilO
Chicago.
REAL ESTATE FOlt EXCHANGE
100 ACRES of land, rich, deep black loam
soli, perfectly level, without a foot of
waste; summer fallowed last summer and
In perfect condition for seeding; located
1 miles from Drayton. N. D., a live town
of l,t0 inhabitants In the most fertile sec
tion of Red river valley of the north. Crop
failure In this locality ia unknown, and
market faciutlea unexcelled. This land
will pay for Itself In one or two cropa
To trade fur a clean, up-to-date stock ot
tarm implements In some good town In
eastern Nebraska, western Iowa or south
eastern Houth Dakota, or will trade for
modern residence property in Omaha at a
ptica of Sw) -er acre. Address F 411, Bee.
GOOD clean stock of implements and
furniture. Eastern Nebraska, to ex
changu fur western Jaud or income prop
erty. J. 4J. Bee.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Poppleton Park
Homesites
Six More Excellent Lots
sold thla week to substantial purchasers
who wsnt fttibstantlal homes in a well
Improved district.
These purchasers secured these lots
at piicee ranging from I.T76 to $606, they
taking advantage ot the present low
prices.
The price they paid for each lot included
Sidewalk, Sewer, City "Water
ains
and every lot and street put to the es
tablished gTade.
On March 1
will be raised
ill remaining unsold lots
From 10 to 20fo
Be one of the fortunate ones by buying
before that time.
Go to our addition office at 44th and
Chicngo Sts. on Saturday or Sunday.
Or phone Douglaa 4233 any da'. ,
Salesmen and Autos at your service
Shuler & Cary,
Owners,
. State Bank Bldg. -
Date. I )!i4. iima.iimj ii.iu nmn umiu u
Deo, 22.1 1 03V, 7 nil i a oi 7 kii a iuTm
Holiday.
i Mi 7 til 6 Wl 7 7r I 30)
tattle Mon Hogs Weak tbeep
Weak.
CHICAHO. Jan. .-CATTLE-relelpts.
2. head; market slow; native steers,
$S. S,"1i?. to, western, $1 Axjl t'. ri and
heifers. $.1 lOiiX Oft; ciilves, JT.iV'i IO.0O.
IKKJS-Ricpta, !,OM head; market
weak. ISc lower; hulk of sales, $kk.1ii.10;
light, $.7trf7.in; mixed, Mw'ri.ln; heavy,
rrv!7.l0; rough, $tl.7fr'Vi.t0; pigs, $.Y26
SHEEP AND LA MB." Receipt", 10 000
head; market weak; sheep, $Y0lrS.7&;
ytarllngs. l afi7.!t0: lambs, $.y6H.o.
". I.oala Live Htex-k Market.
. ST. LOl lS. Jsn. .-CATTLE-Recelpls.
1.3H) hend: market steady; native lxef
rteers, $7. Oil 10.00; cows and hellers, $0 00
f0.7r; stockers and, feeders. $.V2.vt7 2j;
southern steers, $.". 7017.75: cows and helf.
ers. $4tOliU0: native calves, $ti.0O'u.a6.
, HtXMJ-Reoilpts, 11,7 hesi; market
lower, pigs and lights, SitOfflTlS: mixed
land butchera, $7.0nfl7.2; good heavv. $7.10
6720.
SHEF.P AND LAM HS Receipts, l.Oivi
head; market strong; native muttons, S4 73
u"..X; lambs, $S.2.s.n8.i; yearlings. $7.25
i.so.
Dea 2S.
4 ec. 4.
Iec. 3D
Deo. St.
Dec. 37.
1 Dec. 24.
Deo. 3.
IX c 80.
Dec. 3L
Jan. 1..
Jan. 3
Jan. 3
Jan. 4..
Jan. t.
Jan
T 14
T04V
T04V
7 13
19.1.
T It
T17
7 rtiHI
7 TO 7,
7 O0U
.'an. !V4
Jan.
.'an.
ai 7 o 02 7 3 3 0HI I $4
( T oj t ii s wi T w s oaf s n
J 7 4J 7 U, j 7 7 t 111
7
7 Bal
7 U
mi.
7 m
7 31
7 80
7
7 co
7 S
7 M
7 07:
7 OS
7 0s
mis
7 n
7 OS
7 13
7 141
7 1.l!
7 11
7 14! 1" I
W, 7 701
6 vtil T 63
S K t 7
I 7 71
112.13U.
0
00 7 SR
I 90 IS 03
6 0 7 '
00! 7 7; 3 471
171 7 ! $ 4t
7 1 8 WI
8 SOI
8 SI
8 IX
8 81
1310.
3 24
$ 30
8 3M
6
& 63
44
6 0
1.
6 68
6 78
t 70
6
6 7S
S3
5 ,
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
1 '"I "in stock yards. South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty. four hours ending at 3
o clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.HT's.
C. M & St P....
V abash 3
Missouri Pacific... 1
L'nlon Pactllc 3 is
C. A N. W., east.... 4 - 4
C N. W.. weat... 4 ' :8
4'., St, P., M. 4 O.. 1 6
C, H. & Q., east.... 1 3
C, B. Q., west.... 8 15
C-, R. I. ft P., casu 8 JK
Illinois Centrl 4 6
Chicago Ot. Wes'.... I 4
Total receipts... IB ho
DISPOSITION HEAD.
31
Morris & Co
.Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
J. V?. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co......
So. Omaha Packing Co..
F. B. Lewis
J. B. Root 4t Co
J. II. Bulla
Rosens lock Bros
McCreary & Kellogg....
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild
M. A K. Calf Co
IHIgglns
Baker. Jones & Smith...
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
twine
Other buyer
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
17tt
201
-0
23
2
13
12
1
33
10
11
21
3
10
15
o
12
22
M
1.613
1.34
1,102
1..M1
L7H2
53
3. &'i
1,WJ
1.3M
Cathedral District
1 Block to Farnam
Car-$750 to $850
--Paving Paid
Three tine Iota, on 41at Ave., lust smith
of Burt. .Two corners and one Inside lot.
These lots are being offered at an ex
ceptionally low figure In view of the loca
tion, distance to Farnam car line, and
having all specials paid, such a sewer,
water, sldewaik and paving.
Wa can arrange ressonablo terms on
these lots or will build to order nn
small cash payment and balance monthly.
i nose am worm investigating, (jgll us
tor further particulars.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
Looinana Nat l Hank King. D. 4w
373 7.730 ,23
Totals
' CATTLE Receipts of cattle thla morn
ing numbered only 27 cars all told, which
was not enough to make much of a mar
ket, but what cattle there were generally
sold In about the same notches as yes
terday, there being little or no change In
either direction. Receipts for the five
days foot up 21,198 head, bring larger
than any recent week except three weeks
ago, and larger than a year ago. Still
the market as a whole has been slightly
lower on some kinds and higher on others.
Quotations on Cattia prune yearlings,
SS.Joi((.00i good to choice cornfoi beaves,
SH OO 60: fair to good cornfed beeves,
$7 SO&e ooiconimon to fair cornfed beeves,
$&5ugjrf.60: good to cho'Ce range
beeves, $7.7(jS; fair to good cornfed
beeves, tt.1bW.1i: common to fair corn
fed beevee, 14 754276; good to choice
heifers, 86(7.36; good to choice cowa,$5.7t
6-4.00; fair to good cows, $5.0oti6.iJO; com
mon to fair cows, 44.00A6.O0; good to
cholos stockers and feedors, Iff.'UrtS 10;
fair to good stockers and feeders, $4.76ft I
7.26; common to fair rtockerg and feed
ers, I6 i5.i6; stock .heifers, K.am 2f;
stock oows, $4,7546.76; stocg calves, $4.00i
3.00; veal calves, ri.oOG8.75; bulls, stags,
etc.. 16.00660.
Representative sal as:
BEEF STEER9.
A, rr. Ma a. Tt
10M ( M U M 170
M 1 Jr3 7 74
loot 7 0
1 11.10 7 k
im i iu
Kansas f'lty Live gok Market.
KANSAS C1TT, Jan. 8.-CATTLI-Ite.
retpta, (tin head, market i toady; prime fed
steera 8 0t! 76: dressed beef steers, $7.4
675; western steers. $7.2ixf( 7.S& ; stink era
and feeders, Sg.3W7.SO; bulls, $i.60dj1.76;
calves, $..OiU10.36.
HOOS IUh eipu. 8.000 head: market
lower; bulk of sales. $!Hi7.06'. heavv,
$7.0ttl7.10; packers and butchera HK0
7.10; light, $H.kf7.10; pigs, $rf.tiK 60.
HKF;P AND IA MRS Receipts, 6.0n0
head; market higher; lambs, SS2.VrY;
yearlings. S.7Mf7.tl6; wethers, S6.7b.t;
ewos, $5.4O(fW.10.
Mo City I.lve Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. .-CATT7.K-Ra.
celpts. 400 head; market nteady; butchora.
S5.HMit.3ji cows and heifera, $4.7ot(i.7i.
cannera, $4.0ti.00; stockers and feeders,
K-X4I7.I3: calves. S6.OOrHS.00; bull, stags,
etc . $4 MV(.10.
HOGS Receipts. S.SOJV head; market 10c
to 15e lower; heavy, $H.1tl.R"; mixed, $ .
rti.gS; light, $H.7ffti.80; bulk or sales, 8tl,80
fit. SO.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 400
head; market 10c. to 15c higher; ewes, $3.50
; lambs. $.0Ot.70.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Market it Facing Unusual
Condition, with the Traders
Much Perplexed.
CORN AND OATS MAKE GAINS
f M. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Md.. Jan. 8.-CATTLTC
Receipts. 600 head; market steady; steers,
$7.ti.78; cows and heifers, $4.60ffl8.W;
calves, $..WMr9.60.
HO3-Roeelpts. S-OOft head: market
lower; top, $7.10; bulk of sales. It.tntf7.tin.
SHKEP AND LAMH8 Receipts, S.tuO
head; market higher; lambs, $n.&a8.80.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-ITOAR-Raw.
firm; molasses, S.S4o; centrifugal, 4.11c;
refined ateady. At noon, sugar futures
were llrm and from 3 to 4 points higher;
sales sou tons.
Bl'TTElC-Dull; receipts. 5,470 tubs;
creamery, extras. (92 scoring), 34c; cream
ery, (higher scoring), 32a;lfle; creamery,
firsts, SK'l.tSSo;. seconds, JvifrSOc; ladles,
current make, firsts, 33H24c; neooniU,
22Wi'i3i: packing stock, current make.
No. 2. 217I21V.C
CHKE4SE Irregular; receipts. 7fi7 boxes;
stale, whole milk held average fancy,
lfcil5l,ic; state, fresh specials, 14Vgl5c;
state, average fancy, 14mj 14Vc.
KOGS Excited; receipts. 4.0K4 cases;
frish gMiUiered. extra fine, 44tt46c; extra
firsts, 43c; firsts, 41?i42o; seoonds, 3Vy40u;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whites, fine to fancy, 47rnHo; gathered
whites. 4lKff47c: hennery browns, 4fy4Ko;
gathered browns and mixed colors, 40?f
I 46c.
I POPLTRT-Ll e, steady; wegtern chick
ens, 13rl4c; fowls. 13-.nl6c; turke,s, li
'fltc; dressed quiet; western roasting
Ithhckena. lM(17Hc; fresh fowls, 12Wl7u;
lurgcys, iiwc,
No.
41..
14..
14..
4 .
,744 7 r
, T 7 10
111
U7t 7 6
STlElia AND HEIFEnS.
36 North of podge
Nineteen blocks west of P. O., 43xl22H;
Improvements will go in this spring.
Price now $676; $10 cash, balance monthly.
Special discount if vou build.
O'Keefe Real Estate
Co.,
101 Omaha National
Douglaa 3715.
4,800 8-room, 2-i.tory mod-
am houbo, electric lights and gu,
hardwood finish, full cemented base
meat. Splendid location. Terms
made-to suit.
13,200 7-room. 2-story modern
bouse, hot water heat, south front
lot. Full cemented basement with
laundry. Oood location. I m Dosing
neighborhood. Terms if desired.
W. T. SMITH CO.
D. 2819. 1 11 L City Nat l Bk. Bldg. o
REAL ESTATE .MISCELLANEOUS
LIST your trade with me. Clarence Stev
ens, Shenandoah, la.
THREE-TON Avery farm truck, nearly
naw, for sale or exchange tor weetern
land. K 4.W. Hoe.
FRONTIER CO. BARGAIN
Uglily improved farm of i6a acrea
d ad laya fine and Is excellent smi
ill exchange for good Omana reaideuce,
u. K. COMBS.
i.i Brandele T.teatxr. Omaha. Neb.
Douglas tiii.
Vit ACIIKi Tripp county. 6. D., for sals
or trade. Will trade for city property,
caah or gcoLa' furnishing. For further
uaiuculara addrcus B 4".'. Bee.
Start 1915
In a Home
Of Your Own.
Pay $30 Cash
And Move In
This house Is located south of 1-f.n.
coin park, one block from the w mi.i.
rar line It Is a brand new, all modern
6-room bungalow, well built and very
conveniently arranged.
I Also Have a Pretty
6-Room Bungalow
In a beautltul North Side location, which
you can move Into after making a cash
payment of $43. Ou.
This hou.e fronts east and Is modern
throughout, with principal roora fiu
Uheu tn oak.
The monthly payments oa either of
then houses are low enough Lo place
them within the reach of any man who
would like lo make hla rent money do
more than pay for the mere prhl-s of
living la tlie houae ot a landlord.
If you want to inspect these houaea
telephone in today and I will arrange to
send a car for vou.
E. P.' WRIGHT
Call Douglaa 2938.
Evenings: Alter p. in. Plio;i Wal
nut itJ.
4ftt 4 ft
..loot 7ii
.. 74 I 36
.. m 4u
..13M 4 A
..1110 t ;h
..IJHD 1 44
1M TW
D0 7 lit
ll IH
110 I W
T M Hi 7..
t til IM 17
HEIFr.KS.
I IM IM 3
II 1fl B 10 1
3 4M I 10 1
t TU IK 1
i tt s so i ,
3 M IK
CA LVES.
l is tli , i
3 J) I II 1
I dm 7 m l ,
1 176 7 t
BTOcKKKS AND b iimJi.kx
8 47 I 60 U ; 4
3 400 S 71 )0 110 Ti
1 7H t 00 3. W SO
U7 t M 7... 70) 10
t loo t io i no t oil
17 171 I M 1 IM 7 24
444 t 4 II HI T
HO(W-Receipt wee rather r.uJralc
In comparison with previous days of the
week, about 111 cars, or 7,600 head com
prising the day's supply. Total for the
five days Is 63,418, being 16.000 head
heavier than laat week, and 2.600 larger
than tor any a year ago. Supplies for
the week to date are larger than for any
similar period alnce the second week of
February last year.
Chicago had another very liberal run
this morning, and, In sympathy with a
general break In prices at otner points,
the local market opened out dulL with
all buyers bidding fully a dime lower.
Sellers thought that the moderate receipts
at this point offered no excuse tor so
large a decline, but when packers refused
to better tlielp offers, the hogs finally
started to move slowly at figures that
were 10c lower than yesterday a average.
Hutknf the offerings, was cashed at
$B.kf(j4i.o, with a top of $7.00, Just 10c
below yesterday's price. Values are now
the lowest since the middle of Decem
ber, when the average dropped to So. 88,
and for the week to dato the market
show a big 2&c decline.
Representative sales:
Ne. A. Kb. Pr. Jeo. At. b. Pr.
It 401 M 1 71 11 -M to I an
41 411 ft fit, SI m ... I SO
IT Ill lt t It 74 tbi 1J t M
71 M ... I l 14 K ... t J
71 Ml Ml I SO 71 fc1 ... ft
II I4 ... t M ft lit ... f OS
7 X7 ... I M 74 344 ... 7 0
7 114 ... lit
RH ECP Sellers quoted lambs steady to
strong and aged aheep fully steady with
yesterday's trade, and this, in faca of the
fact that the receipts continued liberal,
bing estimated at t.7u) head, against
1,763 a week ago. which was New Year's
day, and t,4l4 on the corresponding day a
year ago. Quite naturally the strictly
good lambs of handy weight were In the
best demand with the bulk of them. going
around Stl.iU'&s oi and one shipment of fed
"terns selling on shipping account at
J6. The heavy and nit-alum gradea
which have been discriminated against
more or less of late, did not move as
readily and found an outlet mainly at
tftjfl4 2S. The aupply ot aged aheep did
not differ materially from Thursday,
consisting almost entirely of -ewes thst
aera picked tip In a fairly active way In
the aame notches as yesterday. The bulk
of the ewes sold anywhere from $5.60 to
$61. The clearance was seasonable,
winding the market up for the week In
very fair shape.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: .-arrbs.
good to choice. fc.6oflH.fc.,; lambs, fair to
good, S 0p.f6; yearlings, good to choice,
$7 Z4pl.i; yearlings, fair to good, ITOnfl
7.36; wethers, good to choice $i.2itf to;
wethers, fair to good. S4.0iiM.2i, eaea,
good to choice. $i.o6-a.0u, ears, fair to
S'od. $6.a to. .
Repiesrntat've sales:
No. 4V P.
16 Idaho lambs 81 8 60
1 o Idaho Ismhs all k 60
r4 Idaho lambs 71 8 60
Hi feeder lambs 74 7 60
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 8. WHEAT-
May, $1.3hS asked; July, S1.3B4 bid; No.
1 hard. $1.40'v, No. 1 northern, $1.24Hi
1.3SH; No. t northern, $1.31SU187H.
FLOUR Advanced: fancy patents. $6.80;
first clears, S5.X6; second clears, $4.00.
BA RLKy ttuigtiMge.
RYE $1.11 H. ' -
BRAN-miiO. v
CORN-No. 3 yellow. 7ft7Vtl
OATS No. 3 white. oOHtp'Uc,
FLAX-$174ie1.71V
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S.-WHEAT-No. 1
Manitoba, lis 7d; No. 2. lis 6d; No. 3. lis
2d; No. t hard winter. Us td. Futures
nominal.
1 CORN American mixed, 7s d. Futu.es,
strong; January, 7a ld; February, 7a d.
St. Loala Grain Market.
PT. 1XHTIS, Jan. 8,-WHEAT-No. S
red. S1.3ftn.3; No. 3 hard, I1.864J1.37;
May, 31.37H; July, $1.33.
CORN No. 3, 71c: io. 3 white, 72e;
May, 77e; July, 77'c.
OAT8 No. 2, 834jo; No. 1 white, 3c.
' I
Loral StocUa aad Bonds.
Qu.Lttoas furnl.h.d hr Btiraa, Brlaksr 4 Oe.,
udiiiw ....i.ii.i u k ,,iiuih,
D'.ra A Co. ptf...J.
Falrm.nt rmsitj 7 PT ont stt...
K.lrroant Praamrrr I pr cent guar..
Mountain StatM T. St T
Utn.lia a C. V. R. a B
Om.ha 4 C. M. St. Rr. aft
Union Block Tarda, Obmb
Bond.
Caiptr. W. . Water la. ISM
(Ml.hy Pacta's Co. la. Hit
OMc.fO tr. . 1117
Arf.ntln. K. public t. 1 til
Ubudc 1 p.r cat w.rrsntv
Kias Co., Will., Is, 1.
Uatola tal, oo. It, 1U
lt AngelM Ry. la. 140 t
City of Muntroal l. 117
(Hhkoah, K.b , School ts, 1134
Oir.ha A U. B. BU Rr. Is, 1IM
Omaha Hrkool 4. 1M1
rlly of Omaha Wator U41
gan FranriKO. Cal.. la, IMl-leW....
Swift Co. U. 1144
Scrinnor, N.6., Wa W. 1MI
Hupartor, Nb , Watar la. ls4
Wlcblta VoloD Stoik Yards la, 1M4.,
OMAHA. Jsn. 8. IMS.
Competition for caah wheat yesterday
on export account overbalanced ell else
In the mnrkrt and gave the bulla a new
hold on the situation. It will be remem
bered bv those who gave the wheat mar
ket close attention that In 14, when
James A. Patten conducted a big deal In
May wh?at. the price reached $1.38' as a
high level, but with the finishing of the
Pntten deal and after the smoke of baltlo
had cleared away cash wheat sold aa
high as $1.0 at Chicago and $t.tt In the
southwest. Thla was caused by depleted
wheat reaorvea In the hand.a of fsrmera
of the country, and those who held thla
grain demanded much higher prices ami
millers were obliged to meet with their
Ideas.
Some f the Importing nations have
held bark tor a time, refusing to buy
wheat and flour but yeaterdar those
commodities were In most in gent demand
and the strength was. quite pronounced.
Oood sales of flour were reported at
Chicago, aa well aa at other points, with
the exception of Minneapolis, where a
trade Journal complained of a lack of
export business
Farmere of Kansaa have gained their
Point In the matter of wheat prices, aa It
waa said that Interior polnta In that atate
sold wheat delivered 8 rants over the Mnr
price; Oiat hard turkey wheat was sold
at 8 cents over the Kansaa Cltv May
price Another Illustration of the strength
In wheat was the fact that No. 1 northern
old at Minneapolis at &c ever the May
price in that market yesterday.
Oalna were made of .,. for corn and
titilc for oata Cash transactions In corn
were nno.ooil bushels and oata LnOft.ono bush
ela. About half the corn waa taken for
export and nearly all the oata and the
sales were made principally by Chicago
ooncerna.
Wheat waa 8H to 4We Mgh'r.
Corn was 1c to lc higher.
Mats were lc to 3c higher.
Clearances of wheal and flour, were
equal to I.7.000 bushels; corn. 151,000
bunshela; oats, 4V0ra) bushels
At Liverpool, wheat closed Id higher:
corn. 1ft 1 VI higher.
Primary wheat re-elpls were !W.0ri
bushels and shipments 1.4.0rn bushels,
against receipts of gtw.ftui bushels and
shipments of 8n7,(00 bushels laat year.
Primary corn receipts were 1. 738.0(10
bushels and shipments fOOO bushels,
against receipts of S:t7,frr bushels and
shipments of 73S.Onn buhels last year.
Primary oats recelrts were 667,800 bush
els and shipments sxh.ooo bushels, against
receipt a of 6.V!,00 bushels Slid shipments
of 8S3.000 bushels lat year.
CARLOT RECEIPT.
Wheat, Corn, Oats
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Continues to Move Forward
Fairly Lare Volume of
Business.
S0M RAIL SHARES ARE STRONG!
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 On fairly lsrga
volue of business today's stock market
continued to move forward, although,
gains were mainly In the speculative Is
sues. Taking the eeeston a high range as
a basis of reckoning, leading stocks, with,
few exceptions, were within two or threej
points of the top level attained early in
Iiecember laat, when trading In the full
list waa renewed. In the final hour, how
over, much of the early advantage w-gg
lost on realising for profit.
Among ths better known railway stocks,
Oreat Northern preferred and Northern,
Pacific, were consistently Mining, while.
IrfMilsvllle V Nashville and Baltimore
Ohio preferred recovered a considerable,
part of their recent declines. Heading,
l'nlon Pad l It and Pennsylvania were sold
on the advance. Copper recorded mora
or leas material galna on an advance In
the onmeatlc price ot the metal and a
keener European demand. Miscellaneous
I shares In the Industrial, utility and other
groups rose one to almost three points.
Other Interesting features of the dav
were a new high price lor Mny wheat iml
I ecori). breaking exports of that cereal,
further slight recessions In exchange on
London, preater eaae of time money ant
advices from leading Industrial centers
which reported a marked Increase of ac-.
tlvlty, particularly In steel and Iron. '
The Increasing Importance of this coun-
try aa s financial center waa seen In the
reaily abanrptlon of several new under
takings. Bankers announced the rale cC
all the New York Central notes recentlv
offered, the S16.0ii0.000 three-year Argen
tine tolls placed last week were selling aO
a premium and a moderate loan to British,
Columbia waa placed at attractive rates.
It was understood also that a part ot
the tfiO.lien.otio French treaaurv notea of
fered In IxinJcn would be taken by our
hanker. Our shares were firmer In lxm-
don, where some Investment Inquiry wag
abown. i
The bond market pursued a more evert
course than atixks, most Issues display
Ing underlying strength. Total Bales, par
value, aggregated $J.t67.0i. United States
government bonds were utichan,ed on tall.
.NnmiH r of emeu Mint ituuma quotation.
on stock today were:
pais, insti. i.ow. iioss.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
St.. Louis
Winnipeg ,
Sales reported
i i
31 '
;
IV,
74
today: Wheat-No. 3
476
312
37
140
31
321
hard winter: 1 car, $1.32: 3 cars, $1.31;
i car. i..nv. io. i narti winter: 3 cars,
$1.8Ht; 1 car. $1.8f; 1 oar, $l.ati. No. J
durum 13-6 rare, l.4fi. No. 4 spring:
S car. white, $1.83. Sample: I rar, $1.2.
Corn No. S white: 3 cars. 63'jc; U cara,
tHc. No. t white: 1 car. 7Hc. No. t
white: 1 oar, c. No. I yellow: 1 car.
ic. No. 3 yellow: .1 oar, tSc; 3 cars. 67V;
10 cara, 7Ho; 19 cars, 7'c: 1 cars. nfc.
No. t yellow: 23 cara, 87c. NO. 6 yellow:
11 cars, 7c. No- 2 mixed: 11 cars, 7V4jc
No, t mixed: 23 cars, near white, 6c; 1
car, near white, 67 e; "8 cars, near white,
7'ic; 1 car, KiHc; 4 cars, 87c; t ears,
Mie. No. t mixed: 1 car. Hc. No. 8
mixed: 1 car, StiWe. No. 8 mixed: 1 rar,
wc; 1 car. tc. Oats-Standard: 1 tar.
Kmc. No. 3 white: 1 ear. 61 He; I cars,
6l',4c; 1 oar. 61e: t car. SOStc. No. 4 white:
1 car, MVic; t cars, tie. Sample: 1 car.
iOHc: 2 cars. 50c: 1 car. tBtjC.
Omaha Cash Price Wheat: No. 3 hard,
Sl.8frrtl.32; No, 8 hard, Sl.SMjfl.SlV: No.
4 ' hard, si.tOtfM SO- No. 3 spring, $1.2Vr
1.30; No. t durum, $1.4M4j'l.tt; No. 3
durum. $l.44,t1l.4. Corn: No. 1 white,
6k.kfitSc; Nn. 3 white, tRVM,c ; No. 3
while, W45MHc: No. 4 white, tfiWUWn;
No. 6 white, 7WHe; No. 8 white, 7rSr;
No. J yeCow, hnt',te; No. 2 yellow, 744j
'; No. 8 yel'ow, 70c: No. t yellow.
6H4ia7c; No. 6 yellow, Vr4r:c; No.
yellow. StniflWic: No. 1 mixed. 67Ufi7le:
No. 3 mixed. 67HU'7c; No. 8 mixed, tK"j
t7o; No. 4 mixed, V,MV4c; No. (
mixed, wqj !; io; e n.ixeo,
Oats; No. 2 white, SlH62c; standard,
61VtVMVtc; No. t white, 6oS1o. Barley.
Malting. 86i73c: No. 1 feed. 640Slo. Ry?:
$1.07jl.7H; No. $, tl.Ofi4Efl.07.
7.000
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4 of fee Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-CXFKEE-The
of fee market showed renewed the
flrmneas today, owing to advance in the
primary markets reports of an Improving
spot demand, a further demand from
Wall street sources, and oderala buying
by trade intereata. Some of the houbea
with foreign connections appeared to
have a few selling orders, but offerings
were generally light and after opening
at an advance of 3 to 4 points, the mar.
ket for futures closed at a net gain of
11 to 18 points. Sales, 3ft,7ii bags; Jan
uary, .41c; February. 8.4Mc; March, 8 6c;
April, t.tfc; May, ftc; ' June, 8.68c; July,
7.6lc: August, 7.67c; September, 7.74c;
October, J.slc; November, 7.87c; Decem
ber, 7.36c.
Spot, firm: Rio No.-7, 7"c; Santos No.
4. 'c.
Rio 60 rets higher at 4076; Ssnttos.' 100
higher at 4I9J0. Rio exchange. 1-tkl higher
at 14 6-fcd
ttuaahn Hay Market,
OMAHA, Jan. 7.-PRAIRIE HAY
Chalce upland, inone here). $1 1.60312.00;
No. 1. (none here. 11 1.!"!; 11 60; rL. 3,
$10 0(811.0u; No. 3, $.Of 10.00. Choice mid
land, (none here), HI O'-fll 60; No. 1, Slu60
ftllOO; No. 2. SMOUWO&O, No. 3, S7.tKnjv..
Cholre lowland, SID.UO; No. I. $tf.0tu9.60;
No. 8, $ OtKrtH.uO; No. 3. SH.OuGfS.OO.
STRAW-4!holce wheat, $5.60843.00;
choice oat or rye, $6.00rai.60.
ALFALFA Choice pea green, fine stem
and leafy, third and fourth cutting,
quotable at $12 SOf'i II 00; No. 1, $18 ,13 6V;
No. 3. $12.0f'tfl3.00; No. 3, $10.to 12 00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8 META LS Lead
asy st $3 fiva.70- Ijondou, fis i. rtiwl-
tcr. firm at K.K-ii6k; London, n
Tin: Firm; five-ton lt. S'lS.alSt;
twenty-five-ton lots. $l(3.2.Vo33 37H. Cop.
per: Firm; electrolytic, $13.60: caatina.
Il.tla 1.1.3', H. Iron: Quiet and unchanged.
At Iondon-Coppcr: Spot, .' 6s: futures
(6 7s d. Tin: Spot, i.160: futures, 1145.
ST. IXiriS. Jan. 8-lIETAIJ4I-..rt
steady, at SJ.tWu3.6o. Spelttr, higher, at
8b.hiKuG.SS.
Evaporate Apples ana Dried iralt.
NEW YORK. Jan. a EVAPORATED
API'I.r-Market quiet ;
ttRlED FR11TH-Prunes, 'mora In
quiry; aprl.otts, ijtilte; (teaches, steady;
ratslns, firm.
Be Want Ads Are the est Business
Head Dally by People In Search of Ad
vertised Opportunities.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
features of the Trading- anal Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. War buylnt of
wheat broadened out to such aa extent
today that, to guard against the market
running wild, brokers finally refused to
take trades unless margins were doubled.
In the excitement near the close May
wheat eold at S1.4ii a bushel, an advance
of 3Vo from the summit of the day be
fore. The market finished unsettled, 24c
to 34o above laat night. Corn gained
Ktiio lo Vo net. and oata. feta-Un to a.t
c. The outcome for provisions wag ir
regular, varying from 7Ha decline to an
upturn of Sc.
Belief that Italy was en the verve of
active hostilities on a big scale made
the wheat market quiver with 4nceaaant
demand, not only from speculators, but
from exporters and milters aa well. Trad
ers were flied by reports that one miller
at Minneapolis had bought in a single
transaction 1.000.000 bushels, the entire
stock of a line of elevators. At the sea
board l.fluo.000 bushels waa aald to have
been disposed of abroad, Inoludlng car
go of durum at S2.87 a bushel, delivered
In Italy, as agatnat $l.ftb on yesterday.
Reactions of 1 vent In the prioe ot
wheat were frequent, but each time the
nauing rally proved more than offset,
especially after the receipt of ad' res
that the Liverpool market was exclteiL
and that the heaviest purchaaing at the
American seaboard oday waa for British
account. Exports from North America
for the week weie the largest on record
10,3tt.uoo bushels. Corn and oata could
not realat the lifting power of wheat
Moreover. It was said 760.000 bushels of
corn and o0,0uo bushels of oata had been
taken at the seaboard for export.
Provisions were subject to contrary Im
pulses owlsg on the one hand to big re--celptg
of hoga, and on the -other to the
bulge In grain. Cash demand was good
for lard, but for meats, rather slow.
drain prices furmsnvd by Logan Jk
Bryan,, 116 South Sixteenth etreet"
Article! Open.l Hlgh-i
W he"a7l r
May.ll U 1 41V
July. 1 :-6yil 1 27,1
I
Low. Cloee.j Yea y
I
Corn: I
Mav I7fiv.(ft7( 7(ji
July.lnnfTtiH'nSVil
1 Mil 1 V'fi
I aV
Oata
Maw.
July.
Pork :
May. 1S t0-3d
Lard: I
68'
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IS 82S
19 62Hf
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1 38H
1 24
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W&eTatfM
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10 87uf 10 82'j
Wt7V10
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AmalaamatM Cope- ...
Am. i Iran Bwt 6uiur. ...
Anrlo.a tin
An orlcan S. S R
Am. P. a It. pM
Am. Htinr Itotinlng
Aa-erlutn T. a T
Amorlran Tobacco
Anaconda Mlnlag
Atehlaea
Ii.lMranr. mils
Briokl.n M.pld Tr
fallfofn'a r.irOloum ....
(anadtan rai-irtr ,
Onirnl leather
faeapeitke a: Ohls....
Chicago O. V
Chinaao M. St. P....
Chicago N. W
Chlno feppor
Colorado Ku.l Iron..,.
Colorado a sotithom.....
Dan.ar g Rio Grand... ..
IVnvar rt. O. pfd
IXatlllora' Seeurltlea ....
Brl.
fl.n.ral Rlst-trir ;..
nra( Korthars gfd.k.
rat No Or rtfa
tlitcaonh.tm Kkploratlon..
tlllnnla C.ntral
Interhnmuch M.t. t(d...
loglration Copper
International Ha.rv.ater...
Kanaaa City tioutharn...
lnilgh VmM.t
Ii.ulvlll. Nash.lllo...
M-slr.A letrol.uia
Miami Copper
Mltanurl, K. T
Missouri rwriflo i
National hlaeult
National Lead
-Kavada Copper
N.w Vort C.atral
N. Y.. N. H. A II
Norfolk ft Wast.ra
Nonhorn Pacific
raeitio Mali
fa.lfin T. A T 3.
ponna.lvanla
Pullnrtn Palao Or
iny s. Opvor
ULadlng
Hapublls Iroa a Steel...
Himk Islajtd Co
Rook Isltsal Co. pM ....
St. L , g. P. 14 pfd...
Soul ham la-lfle
Hnuthem Railway
T.naeKae rvpp.r
T.aa Company
Prloa Parltls
t'nlon, Paclflo pfd
t'nltod gtalas HumI
V. i. StMl pt
4'tah (ippor
waiMuih prit
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sRi -dividend.
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II .
DUN'S) REVIEW OF TRAQB
Several Developments Slnlflcnnt af
InprarNg Trend.
NEW TORK, Jan. 8.-Dun's Weekly Re
view of trade will say tomorrow: j
Several developments highly slrnlfl-
- ... ...v ,,,,,,, u in. iniiii.n,,,, in nn,i.
nees have attended the opening of that
new year. Tha advance In cotton gives
promise of ultimate relief to th
and the aalea oT futures are distributing
over a scries of month by tha natural
processes of tha exchanges, the burden
of the carrying the great crop under
war conditions. Over 1.000,000 balas of
cotton have been exported la tha last
four weeks, and It Is announced that
large lines of German credit have been
placed In New York banks In order to
finance cotton shipments to Germany
Rank rlearlnaa for the .i,
S2.6Wl.34i.S50, a decrease of 23.8 per cent
Ir,T.i.l"L y?V' VVhsat exoptrs were.
8,74,84$ bushels, as against J.474.UK1
bushels a vear ago.
Failures In the United fitatea wor aoo
against 422; laat year; In Canada, 73!
against SI last year.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 8.MO!vikt
loans easier; o0 and SO deys. imr c...
six months. SVSt per tent Call money'
easy; nign, 3'(. per cent; low, 144 per
cent; ruling rate. 2y per cent; last loan.
24, per cent; closing bid, l per cent; of
fered at 24j per cent.
LOVIxIN. Jan.
22 13-lfid per ounce.
HON ICY-1 per cent. Discount ratea:
Short hills. 16-14 cer rent: Ihr.. LZHtu'
IS per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today war
as follows:
V. Si raf. 3, teg.... 17 U . K. T. rv. a. M
O DDIIBWD a-l
V.
i - BlVVin - Bar,
T. ( . g. Iba.
J. g. 3a. ret 1t N Y. City i. iu imu
1. S. ta rot ,..! N. T.. N. li J, h.
10".
It '4
171,
1:
10 88 I 10 07 U
I 10 46 10 i,y.
Jan.. W S2Vi
May. It 37 -hi)
Rll.s;
Jan.. 10 00 10 06-O7 10 00
May.llO 42-371 10 60 10 37V.I
Chicago Cash Prices Whatr Nr. 1 l"
$1 87W1.3IIW; No. I hard. $1.371.394. Corn:
No. 3 yellow, 7Hc; No. 3 yellow. 70tW70Hc
Oats- No. 3 white. n3o; standard.
M'uAKe. Rye: No. ,2, $1.14. Barley: tVC
71K-. Timothy: M 007.60. Oover: $12 5-4
16.00. P.Tk: $107. Riba: S 760210 28
POTATOES-Hlgher: recelpta, 86 cars:
Michigan and Wisconsin red. t&tittic'
White. 4M6tc. '
F-'iOS-Slesdy: receipts, 6.018 cases: St
mark, cases Included, JMJItc; ordinary
firsts l:uc; flrats, 4taic.
HITTTF.R-Lower; creamery. 24W22c.
POUI-TRY-Allve, lower; springs. 13'c;
fowls, 13c.
Kansaa City rrnln sat Prnrlalona.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 8. WHEAT
-No. S hard. tHOhi.M; No. S red, tl.Z-Vi
May. $134; July, $1 V
CORN No. 3 mlxod. 704r704o: No. t
white, t7l'4c; May. TOVitToSc; July, TS'iTJ
OATf-No. I white, iSjuioc; No. 1
mixed, 4ijle.
Ill 'ITER Creamer)-, 33c; firsts, Jlc;
seoonds, c; psveking stock, 30vtc,
Kti 1st- Firsts, Sec; seconds, 21c.
POULTRY Hens lie; roosters. W-ic:
turkeys, lie. '
Bank. Clearing.
OMAHA, Jan. 8. Rank clearings for
Oruaha today went $3.12.110.18 and for the
corresponding day laat year 8S.lM,8tt.7t.
to coupon IM cv. la
Panama l coupoa. .im No Paolfla a. . .
Am. fintaltsrs t.....luS"4 ts t.
A. T. T. c. 4-4a. r,io. B. i nt. ...
Armour Co. 4VM. It Pao. T. a T. te
Atrhiwa tea. 4s.... IS .p.na. eon. to..,
Sal. Ohio 4a. Its Reading sn.
Ch.a. a uaio tta- "t i- a 8. F. r. 4a uu
r. H. a Q J. 4e ... MSSo. pao, or. 4s..." Sua!
C M S P g 4'ta..l00 do roi. . " Z
C. B. I. P. e. 4a. 114 to v. le '
C. a S. rt. ma... in, So. hallway 6a.... saw
p. k. R b. r. la... lt tnloa Pacific 4a t4V
Krlo tn- 4a 17 do cv. ta... " aoil
0.a. blortrls Is.. ..104 TJ. " g. Rho.r tt."'mC
IISI'. S. Steoi m ..ItiZ
tiS-ahaah Ut la..." ' t7
to 'W(. t-oioa 4Va... 17(4
CM. No. Ut 4 via.
III. Co. r.r 4...
K. C. Ko. raf. ta
1- ti. unl.
T. Ut 41.. 17
61. K
Did
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. S.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet; middling uplands, 8c; sales. 200
balea.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. S.-COTTON-Kpot.
aster; good middling. 601d; middling,
t 7ld; low middling. 4.:6d. Salua 4tX) baleu
The cotton market closed steady at a
net advance of 10 to 14 points.
... . - 1
liry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. -DRY GOOiVS
Wool market were strong today. Fine
wools were rising here Cotton goods
were steady and nioderatlv-ely active.
Amerloan Telephone &
Telegraph Company
A dividend of Two Dollar per shara
trill be paid on Friday. January IS, 115,
to stockholders of record at the close '
business on Thursday. December SI. lilt
O. D. MILNE. Treaaurer
COCKERELS FOR SALE
Buff Orpington, R C. Black:
R. C Wlitt. tllnnn...
M. 9. amatngxa, Hunpazey, VsK