THE KEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBHUARY 10, 1915.
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.TNOLJO or en suite. 611 N 1th ft.
West Farnam, nlca warm, fur. rm., walk
i Inn distance, reasonable price, call J1121.
i Karnlahedi tloarkrrU Honnia.
North ?4th, 4TM-9team-lieatcd fur rnoma,
THRl'E housekeeping rooms, iltam heat,
electric light. 31 N. inth.
Housekeeping; Hnoane.
A SUITE of tnoflfrn housekeeping rooms
jmi neat, an no. jun M
SLEEPING and housekeeping rooms, fur
nace, heat. 7 8. 18th. Tyier imi-VV.
Hotels aaa Apartment.
CaLIForiN IA Hotel, ltti I'alfwnlaj
Weekly rates II and up. Pougla TOM.
POPOS H"TKI- M.xV-rn Ueaaonablo,
' NICE furnished fc-room cottage. 815 U
8t., South Omaha. Webster (V '
lloaeea aa Cutut
ALL slaea. ta per month up. ten Pen tow.
8TR1CTI.Y modern (-room cottage, hot
water boat; closa In, walking distance,
4oS Lincoln Blvd., U&. Apply W. Ik
IVMranee. Dovg. R3. or Harney 3151.
6-r.. modern. Tl B. 37th St. T-r.. modern.
KM Leav. St., good location. Web. 2MX
lT-ROOM modern house, with barn, hot
water he,t. 2S18 Harney 4H., vacant
March t luqulr T. J. .O'Brien, H. low.
Globe V an&Storage
Btoree, moves, packs, ahlpa; J-horse vaa
and 2 man. 11.25 per br.; storage U wr
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 Ty. 830.
' FOli RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This Uat can be seen free oi charge at
mha Van Ptorage Co.. SOU So. :h St.
J13 3i"30 8. 18th, 3 r., brick, partly modern,
extra choice. , , "
Gordon VanCo. $B
til N. Uth St Phone l 894 or Web. 1383.
120 6-roora and luundry, all mod. except
- furnace, 3627 Chicago.- Call H. SW. ,
" Unnapa1" il PrU of .
U.OUSe8CreUh 6ous Co.. Bee Bldg.
Maggard's
per nr.; aiay. I men,'
Webster.- Doug. 149.
Van and Stor
age, Co., Large
van, I men, ll.M
31.35 per br.' 1713
J. C. Reed
Bip. a., Toovlng.
packing ' storage.
1307 Farnairi. D. 414.
RENT FREE TO FEBRUARY. 15.
311 N. itfd St., fi-r.. modern 130
241B Capitol Ave., 7-r mod. e. heat.... 33
i28 Capitol Ave.. 7-r., modern 23
329 Decatur, t-r., city water li
4o?s n. th fL. 6-r.. city -water
SH Franklin, 6-r.. citv water
MS N. ritn St., 5-r., city water
10 Lindsay Ava., -r.. well
3913 K 0th Ft, 4-r., well
CRE1GH. BONS & COMPANY.
10
... 11
.12.50
... 7
... 7
Douglas 2. 608 Boe Bldg.
New ; n
5-Room
; Double House -
29th Ave: & Dewey
$37.50
a while still a
Rent one while still available.
American Security Co.
Phones IJouglaa MIS, or Walnut. 3US7
or Harney a4.
6- KOGM stone bungalow
(room, Oor. 19th and fahlor..
7- rooin, fine location
(-room, mod. ex. heat
6-room. never ooouoied -. . '.
....326,0?
.... 30.(0
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23 60
it-room, mod., paved street 26.00
AMERICAN 'SECURITY COMPANY,
Doubles W13 or Walnut 3C3T, Harney 2U:
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' BEAUTIFUli 8TUCSCO FOR RENT.
1 S. th 8t. 6-r., modern. 26.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY, ' '
Vii Farnam Bt. i Phone Doug. 398.
tiiK sill Uiflecs,
GOOD-SIZED store roomf, 16th, and How
ard. Suitable for any line of business.
WftlOHT (k. LA8BURY. 6"6 H. lth. U.152.
1 uwaiowu stores. U-H. Hill. 430 Bran. Th.
NEW modern store room, lfitb and Cess.
Conrad Young, 323 - Brandela Thatr
Bldg. Ooyg. 1ML .
READY February 15th, a very desirable
offloe, with reception room; now being
decorated; 370 sq. ft; 313.
THIS BEE- BUILDING,
"The building that Is always new."
, . Wsrekostei,
WAREHOUSE,
1017 N. 17th warehouse, 1 story brick,
4.600 sq. ft.; trackage; 3M).00. ,
ARM STRONG- WAlH COMPANY. 1
Tyler 1538. ' WaU Bank Bldg.
. ; RKAXi ESTATE
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR IALB
ColorstdA.
TO SETTLERS ON LY-CO-acres for 3300;
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, no
and. J. A. Tracy, Ft. Morgan, Colo.
JAiaaoart. '
GOOD lend, close to R; R. town, JO acres,
3400, 36 monthly; 40- acres, 3700, 310
monthly; SO acres. $1,2X10; no Interest, no
taxes, no forfeiture; best bargain In
South Missouri; literature free. D. Mer
. rlam, Ellis & Benton, Kansas City. Kan.
Aebraaaua. .
80-Acre Farrn
Near Ashland, Neb.! All improved,
Seven-room house, barn, windmill. Good
upland, at $110 per acre. . . "
; W. H. Gates; a
647 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1504.
SECTION Kimball Co. oium, Zioi Paul
i . Wtaoeasla. '
: Upper Wisconsin .
, Beat w,iy and general crop stale In the
: ' union: aotuers wanted. Lands for sale at
' low prices on easy terms. Ask for book-
lot No. S4 on Wisconsin Central Land
UranL Excellent lands for stock raising.
If Interacted in fruit lands auk for book.
,' let on Applo Orchards. Addreas Land and
-v industrial ueparuoeni. B iMm nauwsy,
'. Mlr.DeaiKjiU. fcllun.
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FARMS VOIX RENT
IDAHO UUUGATKD RANCH) iXR
KENT. - .
An Irrigated rsnoii of l'V) acres for rent
March 1. U has about seres la culti
vation; Is two miles from pinvree, Bing
ham ' o , I'Uho. ralicoad siatu.n, with
postuffi-e and good school, fenced and
cruvbtenced. Price $Uw per year.
CHAKLE8 A. UR1M kllilj,
Room M! Omaha Nstlonal bank.
A HouU farm oloso to Omaha, not larger
mwn vwj acres, jioarcss r.. o-w, tJee.
I WANTED TO BORROW
wamli-i ixirrew fvw for 1 year at
imr com. w - ouy miller. Address
unanea ix. Miner, Alma. Neb.
WANTED TO RENT
lolTNiJ maq wiuhra to rent a piano, for
two nours practice in tne aiuinoou.
Addreas C A, Bee.
ABSTRACT OK TITLK.
RKK.I) Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
floe In Nobraska. Brandrm 1 heater.
KEKK Title Guarantee anl Abciraot Co.,
a modern abstract ofllce. 306 S. lHb, bt
Phone Jiousiaa F-Ui. .
KVEAIi LbTATE LOANS
Ci'I Y aua iaJUi tuMiia & in. Ker cent.
J. H. Luinoiit Jk Co. .Ki03 .Famaru, Ojnl.a
WAN! EJj City iusns and utarranta, W.
rarnuin bmiih 4i t.o .t Iszo r arnaiu.
tiM to JlOAAJU luJ (otlll'liy. K. l. Waad,
meaa niJf.. isin tnJ l irntm
WAN TtU City kvmnm laters iru Cev
REAL, tSfATK LOANS
OMAHA homes. East Nebraaka farm.
4 O KEliFK REJ4.L ESTATE CO.,
WIS Oirnhi Natl. Douglas tni
l4 AND S farm loans,
mlck. 687 Faiton Woe.
Wm MoCor-
I0 to IVft made promptly. F. I. VV'ead,
.,rn inu( , inn no " arnam ma.
OAKV1N BROS
BKK ua first If you want farm loan.
United Slates Trust Co., Orrmhe Neb.
67o
CITY
310-Hit
I .OAKS.
Brim dels
C. O. Carlherc,
Theater B'6f. .
CITY property. Large loans a apeelclty.
W. H. Thomas. 13 State Bank Bidg.
WONEY or nana lor city and farm loaaa.
H. W. Binder. City NatL Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE. -FOIl KXCHANGK
A CLIENT of ours wanta to buv an In
dependent telephone exchange In Iowa
or Nehraaka and will put- In a strictly
modern and new 8-room, well located
hoiiHe in Omaha as part pavment.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.CPANY. .
Douglas J7S1. Ware Block.
ItKAL K8TATK ACRKAC.K
. Acre Bargains
Now Is the time td think of buying
that suburban home.
We are headquarters for acre property.
We have some feal bargains that are
sure to advance In value.
. jListen . '
16 acres. West Center, I blocks from car.
Fine Improvements, cost over 310,000.
Price, 316.000. ,
10 acres, a little? further out. Good Im
provements. All In fruit, and conceded
tcf be the equal of .amy fruit farm In
the state. Price, flS.OOO. '
tO-acren, N. W. of Florence. Very fair
improvements, lots of fruit and shrub
bery. This Innd Is rolling, but fine for
fruit, poultry or hog raising. Price,
37,000., j ,
acres, north of Florence, about three
m Ilea. Improvements not very good, but
all right. Price, 36,000.
S acres In same locality. Improvements
fair Price, 33.000. . .
0 'Neil 's R. E. Ins. Agency, I
j 1606 'FARNAM ST. ' I
TBU TYLER 10J4.
REAL ESTATEWEST SIDE
Tuke's Home '
123 South 37th 'St.
We offer H. Al, Tukey's present horn
at 123 So. 37th street with possession
given In about 0 daya, His new home
will be completed about that time This
la an up-to-date modern home In the
West Farnam district, with a lot 60 foot
front by 137 deep. The house consists at
large hall, living room, dining room sand
kitchen, on the first floor; 4 bedrooms, 3
baths and sleeping porch, on the second
floor; large bedroom on the third floor;
large basement with 'laundry, storeroom
and hot air plant, that will keep the
houtte at 72 any day of the winter. Regu
lated by Uierraostadt. First floor finish
ed In the oak; second floor mostly white
enamel.- It Is a ery complete home and
In good condition. f
The yard Is very pleasant In' the sum
mer as the house Is west front, and makes
a large, shady yard in the afternoon, sur
rounded by hedges and bushes and several
truit trees and quite a tew shrubs and
rose bushes, etc. Paved streets fully
paid;, permanent sidewalks. Would also
tell some of the draperies, hangings and
aeat covers,- etc ...
Thla croDertv.ls erolnr to b sold aa wa
hare no intention of renting, and we want
tae best offer we can secure. Can ar
range tairiy ejLey terms, , .
A E.,Tukey; & Son
. , 443 Board of Trade Bldg. . ,
1 HEAL ESTATENORTH SIDE
BOULEVARD PARK. HOUSE. "
ONLY 33.tai0.
Brand new l-room square house, beamed
ceiling, sleeping porch, right up to the
minute. Cheaper than anything we
Know or.
PAYs H INVB3TMENT COMPANY.
Douglas 1781. Ware Block
FOR SALE Five-room, modern bunga
low. In best condition; low price lor
quick sale. . 1813 Mandaraou bt. Tele
phone Web. 661S. . ..
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS V
DOWNTOWN1 INVESTMENT
Two-story brick buil.1l lg and lot, 60x132:
trackage available; very easily converted
for wholesale purposes or for downtowd
garage. Price only $16,000. A small pay
ment will handle It
. C. G. CARLBERG, j
313 Brandela Theater Building. .
Close-In Home
- of. In vestment
7 rooms on each floor, full basement,
furnace heat. bathrooms. Cost the owner
36,600; 35.600 takes the property. Snap.
Glover & Spain
ftl-M City National Douglas 3363.
REAL ESTATO DUNDEE.
Only Four Lots Left
At one of the most glghtly point In
Dundee for 31,000 each. Paved street,
cement sidewalks, all graded ready to
build on. These are good and won't last
long. Investigate: at once. Easy terras.
George & . Company
02 City National Bank Bldg.
i Phono Iouglas 76t.
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REAL. ESTATE i-MISCELLANEOCiJ
Colored People
8Rooms-$2,250.00
Easy Payments " t
This place is an exceptional bargain.
It Is located near a good car line and not
a great , dittanc from downtown. Nice
yard, shade trees, close to stores, near
movie.
Call for appointment to see It.
American Security Co.
Phones Douglas 6013, or Walnut
or Harney -Jit6.
30tf7
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Tha owner of a number of Improved
farms, wiui and without building, in
dealrable section of eastern North Da
kota, desires to form connection with ac
tive, reliable real entate ririu, with the
organisation and ability to produce busi
ness anJ buyers. .These lands are good,
are all under cultivation, and offer ex
cellent pri apnct ot advance in value, as
they would be listed at (air prices and
on reaeonarue terms, inorougijy leglu
mate proposition. Highest referencesj
given and required. James I. Brown.
M4 ilecurit Bank Bldg., MiuneapolU,
mail. O
Houses for sale In alt parts of tha citv.
W. M. Nash & Co.,
jvcai estate, ioans ana insurance.
O! se Bldg., Phone Rei i-'X.
REAL F.STATT: ACREAGE
6 TO 10 acres n-r car lints; good"
platting U. tril.
for
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
rarmers " Eelinqaith Holdings of
Grain and Market Immediately
Becomes Lest Bullish.
PRICE REMAIN UHCHAUQED
ik..' .v OMAHA. Feb. ,. 11B.
w hl'e there are few conservative spec
ulators In the wheat market who cava to
put out short lines of arxlii under present
conditions, Ihe matter of sentiment was
lea bullish yrVerdsy. Word from the
northwest, as well as from the southwest,
shows that the temper Is more bearish
use of the fact that farmers are
relinquishing their hold on at least a part
of thilr surplus and thst there is a likeli
hood of Increased receipts at both pri
mary and northwest markets. Growers of
wheat In the northwest are also allowing
the grain tbey now hold td slip torouah
their fingers, the receipts at Minneapolis
and liulotb yesterday being a cars,
against 29S cars a vesr ago. These same
conditions exist In western Canada, where
there were receipts at Winnipeg yesterv
lsy of 30J cars, against 64 cars. From tin
latest advices from the countrylnorth of
us yie Canadian government Is making
Inquiries for this gruln.
Nervousness wmn shown In the oorn
market, while In oats Independent
strength was displayed during the entire
day.
Provisions were essy under free offer
ings throush several commission houses
thst have been conspicuous on the, buying
side of Isle. There was a large general
demand for May and July pork. '
omana spot market.
Wheat was unchanged to He higher.
Corn was 4gltc. higher.
Oata were He higher.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 1.176,000 bu.; corn. 664.000 bu.
oata, 309.000 bii,
Liverpool closed with com wpo nigner.
Primary wheat receipts were 717,01 bu.
and. shipments 1,002,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 6O0O bu. and shipments of
4,000-bu. last year.
primary corn receipts were i.ori.im no.
and shipments K7.OH0 bu.. against re
ceipts of 1,130.000 bu. and shipments of
6m0iin hu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 7;n.w) mi.
and shipments 990,000 bu.. against re
ceipts of wo ooo bu. and shipments of
(73,000 bu. Isst year. ' i .
w neat, vorn. uu,
23?
Chicago ..........
306
Minneapolis
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Duluth
Omaha
104
143
71
Kansas City
Bt. Louis
Winnipeg ',
Pales reported
today: Wheat No. 3
hard winter: 3 cars. 31.6BH. No. 1 hard
winter: 4 cars, II. K; 3 cars, $1.63. No. 3
spring: 1 car. l.f7. ivo. 4 spring. 1
car, $1.64; V car, 31.46. Sample: ',4 car.
$1.40. Corn-No. e white: 1 car, 7E4c. No.
3 white: 1 car, 74Vc. No. 3 yellow: 3
ears, 72c. No. 3 yellow. S cars, 71c; 18
cars. 71 Vic. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 71tte;
1 oar, 71o. No. 3 mixed: 3 care, 71Vc.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car. near white, tshc; i
cars, near white, 73o; 1 car.-TlSic; 18 cars.
Tic. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, near white,
72Vic: 1 car. 70c; I car 70Hc. No. 6
mixed: 1 car. near white, 72Hc; 1 car. Tie,
Sample. 1 oar, 70Hc Oats Standard : 1
car. 6tsc. No. white: 4 cars, wo; i car,
oi'Vo, No. 4 white: 2 cara, 66'4c
Omaha Cash Prices Wheatr No. J nam.
fl.fe'al.oWW,: No 1 hard. . 31.67W&1.69: No.
4 hard. 3l.47l.67; No. 3 spring, 1.6Vt1.E7 '4;
No. 2 1 m rum. H.M'Vfl'l.w:. No. 8 Durum,
n.filH'Q'l-Si. Corn: No. 1 white. 7DV44j7r.c;
No. 2 white. 7&Via7M4c: no. 3 white. 74kiS
T4Hc: No-. 4 white, T&Q!Uc; No. 6. white,
lawitc; wo. white, n'gn3ct ro. i
yellow. 7aa72ic; No. 3 yellow, 71Va72e;
No. 8 yellow. 7iwne: No. 4 yellow. 71(8
TH4c; No. 6 yellow, 70tT7le: No. yel
low, 70Wc: No. l mixed, nv4T7ic.!
No. I mixed, 71Vo7lHc: No. 8 mixed, 71(9
7mc: No. 4 mixed. 70Vir71c; No. 6 mixed,
70HiS7lc; No. 6 mixed, 70!71e. Oats: No.
3 white, 6H(fiA6Hci standard, 664TMic; No.
3 white. 6diW&u: No. 4 white. 6&tt&Hc.
Barley: Malting, 7?5l2c; No. 1 feed, 67'
7oc. Rye: No. 2, m.Mm: No. 2. 11.Z4V4
CHICAGO CHAIN AND PROVISION
Featarea af the Tradtas; and Cloatas;
. Prices oav Boarel of Trade
CHICAOO. Feb 9.-Rvlval ot foralgn
buying mora thah offset an Increase of
country offerings today In wheat As a
result the market closed at Ho to tio net
advance. Corn gained lHlo to Wo
.net, and oata, V3"1o to Io. In provisions
the outcome was 10912Ho to S6c decline.
Wheat traders who usually aot for sea-
noara export nouses were conspicuous In
two purchasing here of the May delivery,
and it was aaid a good deal of European
business was done at the seaboard, but
not made public, in addition cssh ban
filers here, were known to have anlii
UW.OUO bushels for export by wsy of the
auiL, ana nave received bids for more
Liverpool quotations, tbo, were higher
and there were advices of a further rise In
freight, rates from Argentina.
Apparent loosening of tha country hold
on reserves nearly gave the bears nnntrnl
of the wheat market abojit midday. Bulls
contended, however, that aside from what
la possessed by scattered rich farmers, re
serves, especially in the northwest were
the lightest in years 60 to 76 per eent
lower than was thaaee twelve months
DBfa. - i
corn showed strength from the start. A
snarp tailing on in the .movement from
ine country helDerl to idvuim rr--u
and there waa an Improvement of exDort
demand. Oats developed unusual firm
ness jespue iree prom taking by holders.
It was goetip that a foreign government
presumably Greece, had bought l.OuO.onn
hlldhnln , 41. aAu),Aawl
lartte shipments from Chicago and Mln-
neary recei rvta or. -noas aciea as m
weight on the provision market Buying
wa , i , i, j luul i uru m miuriSi
Chicago quotations were:
Artlclel Open. I High.) Low. 1 Close. Yes'y.
1 63:
1 USi
1 40
81
' 82
1 631
163 16S't
1 J. 1 8tcS
81M.i7H'9rH
; 79;
T9
82
S1(U1V
o
' 67
,6!fl,
I
6SW
19 "HI
18 80
18 87H
19 17H
19 16
la 4
I
19 M
1 12
UK
10 97H
U 12V
(10 92V
10 96
io n
io nvJ
U07ij
11 10 j W 2Wl
10 82 Vj
tlbs: I
May.l 10 30
July. W 46
1010
10 10
10 47
10 E1,
10 81H
10 WH
ChicHgo Cash Prices Wheat: No. 8 red.
$1.4k)L64; No. J' hard, 3t.Mul.66. Corn:
No. 4 ve ow. Titnlhf - Nr. A mhll. 7.
"vc Oats: No. 8 white, BmS'OOui No. 4
vhlte. to',&8;tc. Rye: No. 3. 31 10. Bar
ley, aiyn-c. reeas' Timothy. 86.607 60
clover. Jil O'Ki3l4 00. Provisions: Pork, $17.00
Bin w;iara, jiu.j,; rms, 44.3tyjjno.7s.
Bl'TTert eteaay; creamery, 2&3IC.
EiiG Lowpr; receipts, 6.W6 cases:
mark, cases Included, 214jic; ordinary
IirsTB. z.irnc, iirew,, 40c. ,
POCLTRK-rtilgner; springs, lc: fowla
IOTATOE8 Lower: receipts. 84 cars
MtrhUan and Wisconsin, red, 63c;
white, 400. .
Kansas City (irala aad ProvUleas.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 9.-WHKAT
No. 2 hHrd. l.r3l No. 3 red. fi k'tft
I.W'i; May, w1; July, L3tyi
LW1; Beptemoer, l.4v-n'i.c.
CORN No. 1 3 mixed. 74 W7e: No.
white. 77H4tf7; No. 3 yellow, 7irt77c; No.
3. 741.iji7i,i:; May, TOVs'tf iic; July, Buj
Wic; jsepteinher, c.
OATH No. 3 while, 7fSo; No., 1
mined. 66c.
miTTKR-Creamery. J9c: firsts. I7e-
secn.ns, packers, 30c.
i:u( isnrsts. revrc; smmi, wc.
I'OL'LTRV Hens, 13VaHc; roosters,
0'c; turkeys, 15c
Evapora4 Apple and Dried Fralta
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. EVA PORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, firm. Apri
cots and p aches, .hardening. Raisins.
quiety ;
LEGAL KOTlCrs
NOTICE OF bTOCKHOLL-LRsr MttT
INvi. ' Notice Is hereby given that th regular
annual n.aetlng of tiie stockholders of the
bouth plane Land company will be he'd
al the oldt of said company at Lincoln.
Nebraska at eltrvt-n o'clo k a m. on the
tLlrd cay o' Mar h. A i. lulS.
C. H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINtiH, betretnr.
Lincoln, Kebraaka, 6elruary 1. 1SH6.
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OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Very -Slow and Ten Centi or
More Lower Sheep and Iambi
Quite Plentiful.
HOGS SUFFER A SHARP DECLINE
. SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. . IMS.
rtecrlDts were- rattle tlnvs. Sheen.
Offi.ini Monday 3.1 t.'4 1".V0
t-slimate Tuesday M SS.Oi'O 17A
Two dars thla week . u.-. .tr4 .f0
Came days laet week. .l"0 .'"l
Pame diya 3 wks agn..ll.0i3 IS.IW 8J.W4
rame days 3 wks ao.. s.K- 1I.W1 ll.Sl
Bama days wks aim. .14 17.72.'. 31.17
fame dais last year... i.P 19.304 W.W
The following tnhle ihni the receipts
of rattle, hogs, and ahtep at the South
Omaha Live Htock, market tor the year
to-dat, as compared with last year:
. , llU. mt, inc.
Cattle iiilTI w .IS 111,11
logs !,'.IMk'.17S SIH.Wl S.V?4
'scep , !U7,M5 TAXa 4ilW
The following tabla .hows the average
price for hoss at tha Mouth Omaha live
stock; market for tha last few days, with
comdarlnons:
Date.
1816. 19I4. 11913. jlH. 1911 .110.11.
Jan.
Jan.
14.
f SOl
w;
i 9$
6 81
6 9H
6 Oli
7 60j 06!
6 M
00
6 93
6 91
6 9S
11
n
03
bl 8 27'
7 4ai 1 W
n.
8 1&H
7 4 'J
'a8!
7 64
8 0.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Fab,
8 OS)
7 83
7 S:
8 0:i!
3 34
I i:
77
8 07
7S,
8 81
7 21
7 U
3 2;
7 47
6 8 7 J
8 S0
8 Is.
Feb.
Feb.
06,
7 W
S.I W
I h 1 SO
8 l&l 7 80
7 Wt
8 .Hi, 6 91
80i U 7 N
8 3
6 91
04
6 14
6 13
Feb.
8 M
6 7rt
8 171 7 42
8 25 7 4K
8 2!
Feb.
Feb.
tm
8 83
6 74
8 38 7 t
6 04
7 49
Feb. T..
8 G1
J- en.
Feb.
eu. k..l T1V 1
6 991
7 ! 47 07
6..( M I 8 4n
r, Ait
7 831 8 471 6 1H
Sunday.
CATTLE Recelnta wera verv liberal
thig mornlt-.g, making the total for the
two Cays this week 8.146 head, being the
largest nee three weeks ago and scout
the came an a year ago At the riime
time advices from other netting points
were t.n favorable, receipts lKl:ig largj
and prices lower most everywhere Buy
ers accordingly took advantage of the
situation to pound the market and It wa
unusually late before anything like a
oU.ara.nce had been made ITtcc were
around lWJMic lower and the trade slow
at that The llrht weinht and shlnuer
grade of cattle were the most sought
ttr, tne navi,r and belter cattle being
neglected. This would seem to Indicate a
demand at consuming points for cheap
peei. -
Cows and helfero were-verr dull, all tha
advance ot yesterday being wiped out' and
more too. 1 Stocker and feeder trade
showed little life, the demand from the
country being extremely light
Quotations On rattle: Good to choice
corofed beeves, 7.tx"y.00; fair to good
Cornfed beevea, $7.0uyi7.6i; common to
1 air oornicn neevas, v.Mai.w; good to
choice hellers, $4.0tK(r6.75; good to ebole
cows, $5.6uu.26; fair to good cows. $4 90
66.60; common to fair cow a, l-t.0ua4.90:
good to choice stockera and feeders, 47.00
tflM: fair to good stockera and feeders,
$6.3d7.ov; common to fair stockera and
feeders. 3S.00i.:!&; Mock hellers. 8t.2.&
600; stock cows. $4.766.75; stuck calves,
$.00tJ7.00; Veal calves, $7.00010.25; bulls,
stags, etc., $4.766.00, .
tvtsprescntatlve sales:
BEEF 8TEERS.
Nt, At. Pr
No,
n :
44
14
At. Pr.
U. ..'. 764 6 0
...I'M 7 00
...11M 7 la
...1214 7 10
21 BKi 4 00
4 740 4 16
8. 414 44
,..11111 7 14
10 44 IW
...111
...1241
7 40
T 44
n-A m in
M it
COWS. I
... 940 4 40 I..,. ID i
... 110 I 40 ' ttf IW
...1340 4 14 4 1274 I n
,..10M i ID I liiO -1 44 .
,..U47 6 40
CowS AND HEIFERS. .?
... in I4J U 441. 90
. riiJr cue,
14.,
3"nt"".
4,.
14
7.
4 8 M 8 00
414 I Oa 4 ,. .10"7 4 10
714 4 fc
4M 14
410 4 44 4
7 4 44 8
447 4 74 2.....
4 4 ' ,,..
M IN 1....
1 IT.l...
, M k 10
. 4.S 4i
. 4Jy I 44 '
. 4i7 4 M
.11 7 Ml I
1.1 4(0 I 74 1 A. 4ft 9 40
1 440 T 40 ; I ID N
1 Sue 7 T4 . 1., M 40
1 M I 00 3 SH H
8l'iXcv K.Hn ANu ii',aii?.4.
19.... T I 00 IB 4M 4
4D0 4 40 4 114 IU
11 414 14 t 27 tnl t 40
U-... 744 H 4 44 7 0S
COuORAOO.
63 Steers.... 900 8 5 fiO steers...'. 810 8 R
111 steers.... 830 65 buds 1381 6 16
HOGfii What hois had arrived un In II 1
...... 1 1 u a
w wvwm. wmucu o iv vara, or auoux imuh
neaa, tn eiargest of Any day since 'oru
ary 11, 19x2, when SuJIlS amounted to
annost ia.uvfl bead. Aa tiiere were still
some trains back at tills time, tnere waa
a possiuuity uiat ail reuorua would be
broatn. Total tor the two daya Is 83,2u4
bead, being more than twice aa large as
a week ao, and 14,000' heavier man a
year ago.
W Un an extremely heavy' run on hand
this morning, and everything pointing to
anotnor i4g day 'tomorrow, the trade
opened sharply lower. Shippers bought
treely from trie outset at prices that were
fudy loo and in most Instances lutfloo
lower. Most of their early purchases
were made around 40.60, "Vilh some at
W.tJ'ii. and an pccasioual lead soid on
first rounds as high as $4.63. PauKers made
ibtlr Hist olfcrs on a fully 200 lower
basis, blading 80.60 for practically every
thing, but later on these prices were
raised a trifle, and first aalea were made
on a ltSf-ue lower basis, prices ranging
largely, around l6.uXXQni.6fi. .
Representative sales:
Ne. A. an. Pr. . No, ' At. Sh. Pr.
(0 344 ... 4 tl-4 U(l...... 147 4 4 44
In., 4 ... 4Hsi 44 tb ... I art
I ...lit ... 4 44 41... .1... 164 4 44 .
-TTi -'. ... 4 46 U ..K.7 ... 44W
4 277 ... 6116 71 24 ... 4 44 ,
BHEEP Anotner liberal run showed tip
this morning, the estimate being 17,000
head, against 4,623 head a week ago and
10,280 head on Uia corresponding day a
j cr a . . ., . -....,' w, .... . w " j
of the wAk to date amount to aa many
i.a S6.2W haad, compared wun 19,ul6 nad
for the aame days last week and 24a21
head a Vear ago. Today s supply included
A big proportion of aged sheep. Fu.ly naif
of tne oiienngs were iai in arriving ai
the barn It waa midday or alter before
all the trains were In. The genuroua re
ceipts following the liberal run on Men.
day gave buyers another opportunity to
bear prices fonsequenily the market had
a downward tendency right from the out
set. Buyers were willing to take the of
ferings at prices 10.6o lower than yes
terday, but sellers wore very slow to take
anything ft.
Quotations on sheep and jambs: Lambs,
Mexicans, 8H.6ikH8.06; lambs, fed westerns,
lambs, fair to good, $j.0wt.iw;
lambs, shearing, 87 f'.0&; yearling-,
light, $7.&O0t1.eO; yearlings, heavy, 37VJ
7 .id; walbers, good to choice, 84.40z6.U;
wethers, fair to good, 84.16.4o; ewea,
good to choice, 38 266. 40; ewes. - fair to
good, 36.75Jpl.26; ewes, teedlng. $4.7W00.
no.
Av.
Pr.
isl Colorado lambs .
Z70 Colorado lambs ,
1K& Colorado lambs .
al Colorado lambs
i7 fed lambs
TX fed lamb
JTJ2 Colorado lambs ,
2r4 Colorado lambs
. 73
. 73
. 93
. 91
. 80
. )
. 80
. 8i
8 60
8 60
8 60
6 60
8 60
3 0
3 66
CHICAGO -"LIVE' ITOt K MARKET
tattle Weak Hogra Weak Sheep
' Vaisettleel.
CHICAGO, Feb. ,9,-CATTLE-Receipts,
4 000 head; market weak; native steurs,
86.611(28.76; western steers. $t.77.36: rows
and helfera, $3.0oa7.t; calves. $7.6011.00.
lifKib HOcelpts, 60,000 bead; market tic
to loo lower;, bulk of aalea. W.?tu.S&;
OuV. tj. tr. iM' mlv.ri tJ,.kK. kAuW
t6.ti,at.: rough.- $4.436.56; pigs. $o.:;i
.o.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 10,000
head; market unsettled; aheep, pya7.1U;
yuarllngs, fl.Mii.; lambs. r.'.40ia8.75. ..
Ions City Live! gtook Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Feb. . CATTLE
Kacolpl. l.stu nean: market ioc nigiirr;
riative stecra, p UrTj; butchers, $.', .irji
8.60; cannera, Ij.ww4.7i.: calves, f i i.OOys.iH);
bulls, stargs. etc.. $6 34 00.
H04ii4 Ueceipia k.'no bad: market, 2'lc
lower; benvv, tti.amie.ijt ; light, $6 60; bulk
Of SHles. d 6ll.
SiitKP AND LAMB Receipts, l.ojo
bead: market loaer; ewes, $4.j0; Iambs,
t.. f.oula Live lleek Market.
RT IJiriK Keh B T ATXI.fTio(r,
luad: niarKet, lower; native ber
xteers. ..a.f.!; rn and heifers, t1
o.i, stucaars sua teeners, .ia '(
southern steers, $S9Mi7.36: co4 and heif
ers. 84 0"7ir. : native calves. . Cvn ll.no.
HOGS -Itccelpte. 10 av hea.l; niarkct,
lower; pigs and llcht. 4.Unii7.n: mixed
an1 butchers, IS.90r7.2; good heavy, $ J
dl7 10. ,
SHEEP AND t.AMB5t-Recelps. 13.000
hei; rnarkrt, loer: native muttons, $r "0
!. Isnli, $. 0041 8.75; yoarHngs, $7.00
4i .!':.
Kaaas Cllr Live gtork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 9. OA TTLK Re
ceipt. 7,(40 head: market, lower; prime
fed steers, 8S 3Mt.7V dre-sred Href steers,
$7 IHnltS I; wemcrn steera $.761ia.; mock,
era and feeders, .VM.Sti: bulls, $f.l.'w.J
CAlVCS, th. .'art! 10.811.
HtHls Hocelpts, 7.nnn heed: market.
lower; bulk. 8,'..i4i.7n: heavv. ts.axm tv
Ps-kf
$li. (
kera and butchct-s. I(tfica SO: Hht.
.-i77l; pIrs. tvi.H.ii SO.
SHUKP AND LAM US Receipts H.M0
head, market, lower; Inmhs, r.(irittO;
yearllngd KJW.ii; Wethers, tt.0ii6.T6;
ewca, I j.ti.tit.a". '
H. Joaeph I Ive 8tock Market.
ST. JOSKI'H, Mo., Feb. .S.-CATTl.K
Re-eipls, 3.0iH hesd; market slow; steers,
$!. jot' cows and liclfcrs, .OoS.i;
calves. $'i ff m.otV
HOUS Receipts, JO.Ono hearT market
lower; top, tti 70; bulk r-f Sales, 8A(fi! 6.
SHEEP AND LA M Its Receipt, 6,000
head, market slnw: lambs, $.0ivl)i.s5.(
ef fee Market.
NEW YORK. J-Vb. 9.-COFFF.F-Th
market for cof ice futures waa higher to
day, under lliplidatlon and trade selling,
which seemed to he due to reports of an
easier cost and freight situation, con
tinued receipts In Brasil ana rumors that
part of the near month selling was
agalnat high grade Rins for contract de
llcry. The market opened at unchanged
prices, but soon weskened. and closed
at a net decline of 12 to 14 points. Kales,
40.000 bags; renruary, 6.ic; March, 6.1.1c;
April, .R4c ; Mav, 6Wc; Julv, 6.90c; Au-
fust, 7.0f- September 7.16o: October,
fOe; November, 7.27c: December, 7Mo.
Spot Irregular- Rio No. 7. 8Vii Kantoa
No. 4. 9c. plo exchange on London
waa reported 8-32 d lower at the c!ose last
night, while mllrels prices were 7R rels
lower at Rio and unchanged at Santos,
with cost and freight offers this after
noon about 10 points lower on the aver
age. Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9. METAI.I-Iad,
steady; IT77'h3m; London. 18 3s M.
Sieitr, quiet; $K.0OtH.26; London, .t910s.
Tin easy; Tlve-ton lots. 3.M.4T'na7.m:
twenty-five-ton lots. tTS.OiVnW.M. tVpper
quiet: electrolytlo, 3l4.62fi14 4J : castings,
$14.&OJH4.62, Iron steady and nnchangmd.
- At lxmdon: spot copper, fa 10a: fu.
tures, .$. Spot tin, 173 10s; futures.
ST. LOUTS. Feb. 9.J-METAIS Lead.
strong; 33.67Vs(g3.72Mi. Speer, $7.iJS.iO.
f'ntton Market.
NtW YORIv. ' Feb. 9.-CXJTTON Root
quiet; middling uplands, 8.66c, Sales,
101 balea
Futures closed steady: February. 8.3nc:
March. 8 cf May. 8.W)c; July. .llc; Au
gust 9.19c; September. 9.29c; October,
9. i4c; Dei-ember, 8.47c; January, 9.6Tc. '
The cotton market closed steady, net
unchanged to 3 points higher.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 9. COTTON Snot.
steady, good middling. 6.42d: middling.
Mod; lovr middling, 4.69d. Sales R.O0
oaies, eiwcuiaiion ana export i.ouu paioa.
Dry Gnosis Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 9. DRT OOOOSrf-
Cotton goods and yarna were quiet. Men's
wear lines were advanced, silks were In
demsnd. Export trade of goods for war
purposes continued steady.
Bank Clenrlnajs.
riMltfl lr-K a u.ni -iA-i- -
Omaha today were $2,720,219.83 and for the
corresponding day last year $2,646,379.66,
New York General Market.
BUTTER Unsettled; receipts, 10.896
tubs; creamery (92 score), 84c; creamery
tnigner scoring), c firsts, aifii!.lic.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 3,910 boxes;
Mala MUlr 1.1,1 ,:t-1...
wirwiu iii.in, i.ii.i niinciaie, ioii.-4iw
state. Whole milk, average fancy, 16Ktl
16c; state, whola milk, winter made ex
port type specials, lfttilRVfco; state, whole
milk, winter made export average fancy,
l&HTlMiC. i
FiUS Unsettled- recei nt 15 114 eaaea!
fresh gathered, extra fine. 274i;Vio: extra
firsts, 2ic; firsts, 2&V4Ific; seconds. US
it Jfc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
neniwry, w lines, line to rancy, nc; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby tannery,
gathered whites, - S0ifi32ci broWns, 27
state, Pennsvivsnla and
nearby hennery, browns, 274j27Hc; state,
Pennsylvania and nearbjr hennery, brown
and mixed coloi-s, 26Vft;iHc.
PO I' LTRY Alive, firm: western ehltk.
ens, jutjiuhc; iowii, inc; turkeys, 17lo.
Dressed, firm: western rnastinir chiokena.
77121c; freh fowls, 131; turkeys, I4n(
Mtnneapolla nral Market.
MINNEAPOLIS.' Feb. 4-WHiCiT.
may. 4i.r.'-t asaea: juiy. 41.4J11: na 1
hard, 81.67S; No. 1 northern, $1.63'4B'l.871fc;
nu. a nui uiroi, W'l.tA'va'U-'.n.i". ,
FLOUR Unchanged; barely steady.
BARLEY $1.2lityo UU7.
un A W 424.UU.
rrjRN-No. 3 yellow, 73(irr3'i0.
OATH No. t white,-6767Vo. '
FLAX-$1.85?4tfl.S1. ,
Oman liar Market. .' I
onTAtra i.-'.k n t r v t--i..iA
..... v. . . . 1 1 r , ill,,,, v
Upland, 3U.(W4 11.80; No. 1. $10.6ofn 11.00; No.
2. $8.00fi 10.00; No, 3. $6 OtkfiS.Of); choioe mld
lard. tl0.uO"U.W: No. 1. SiO.OOCi 10.50: No. 1.
$H OOflD.OO- No. I, 3SOIf( 00; choice lowland,
S.6t.j.C0; No.ll. $s.0w(j8.60: No. 8. $7.00
8.00; No. 3. $orvfr7.00. Alfalfa, chote.e. pea
green leafy. t'i.HXu 14 00; No. 1. $l!t.'(q 13.60;
No. z, fii.Mxrriz.bo; mo. J, lio.bogil.w.
Bt. Loata Grata Market.
PT. LOTTI9. Mo.. Feb. t. WHEAT No.
S red. 81.flmT7l.e2i4: No. 3 hard. S1.82W3
LR: May. tl.68; July. $1.84.
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79-: May. 8iw;: July. 2V5Hc
ua 1 b iso, 1, uto; iso. 2 wnite, btic,
Liverpool Grain Maxrket.
LIVERPOOL. Fab. 9 WHEAT Knot.
No. 2 hard winter. 13 d.
CORN ripot American mixed, new. 2a
3d; February, 7s lid; March, 7 !ld.
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Issues Inclined to Wke Further Up
ward FrogTesj in the Early
SUfti of Session. .
BONDS' ARE GENERALLY EASIER
NEW YORK. Feb. .-Slocka were In
clined to make further upward progtvs
n the early stages of today s session, but
sue den weakness In New York Central
whlcn declined 4 points, soon caused a
general unw-tt lenient, the list cloying with
heavy tone and numerous net ioaaes.
Central precipitate decline 'was asso
ciated with the proimmd Issue of $100,0t4),
t) bonds at per cent Interest.
Another rtevrloimient which should have
retioiinded to the advantage of the local
market, was a further bieak in rxenange
on London to the lowest quotation since
October of l""7. The decline restilti-d from
extensive offerings of Mils against sup
plies Nmght In this country by some ot
he foreisn governments now st war. In-
cldentally. Ocrmany's gold statue once
more came Into consldernll n with a new
liw record for marks, while Ijondnn ra-k--.i
miimvui nf about tt.S(o.0iX for
eign gold coin from the Hank of Kngland.
Dedaratton of th regtnar dividend on
American Hugar snarea waa in iini
with poi ular expectationa, amen mo
stock a feverish jien.lng definite an
nouncement Another advance in m. re
fined product wa made by Independent,
producers. . ...
iietii..hem Pteel. which ha been the
object of much manipulation recently.
went 10 a higher price man w.uiv, .
receded on reailnlng sales. .
CaiadUn l'aciuu maae
In- than any of the otner nian in eo
..o.-,. .k.raa althouah it nrllnqulshed
all of-tbe 3-polnt gain maJe t the oii'set
Internatlonxre a a wncue.
fractional Hmlta, recel.ltig little
In the lymdon market, where trading pro
ceeded cautiously. Reopening of the Am
sterdam exchanse was ic arrtjil 4n
o her cfannel for liquidation o'J"""?.
owned securities, lcal money condition
we unchanged, but a. slight b-rJ-n'M
of th rate for longtime omjnoda on
waa manlleMed. Interior bank bought
moderately of mercantile fJ-
Jtonds were esaler except certain m'ljnr
Issues1 whlch.ahowed gain,. On the curb
ieT York Centra V "a? bitwein 1. and
JoT TM1 aalea ot bond., par value, ag-
gregMed . a. -eollned'u
United mates it-p - - ,
ner eent and the coupon 3a . PP
on rail. . . muitatlong
Number or saws im i;i
on .lock were a. " w. V. a,
Afraiamate4 Ceepee ..
Amerlr-aa Pert 4r
Americas fa
Asarleaa g.
Amerlran 8. R
Am. uar Retlnlng
Amarlnaa Tel. Tsl
American Tohve ........
AnacniKla Mlolni
AtrhKoll
p.pimor ohln ....
nmn.ltn Raaia Traaatl..
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Central leather
Chawiseaka a f'nin
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8.90 874. 44
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Thine ijojioar
r.lorr1o Fuel 0vBf.
I'nlorailo Boumam
Iwnor Bio uranaa
pnver W. ( ""
P(iHIIrB Beearltlas
Kris -m - .
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114 8144j
Nnrtheni Or" ett. 3," w
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Intvrbnrnush Met. put..
Ineplration Corn
International Jlaraetar.
Kaneaa I II) BouUW.
LabllK Vsllsy
Lttulrrilla a Naahrtlls.
Melius Patrolaum
1.4
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Natlenal Laad l.
Ny,l CoiPr
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l-t,n.wtvan
f) 148 14 I"
Pullmaa ruaoa vac...
Ray Cnn. Covper.. .
Readlns .U?";'
Kepubllo Iroa 4k Steal.
Rnnk lelend Co
Rock lelaoo Co.
Bt. U 14 lt
gouthara Peclfle
ftonlhers TUtlweT
Tecneae Copsar
aiiOi l.Ml n ,
84.4") 144S 1444 144H
. 400 4VH 8UH i
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4.114
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Taxaa CViHipany .......... .
11.1 T.-irli ... ..I . u
1'nl.m Parlflo rfd. J'jO 8J J4
tipltea gute. Btaal 24 400 41ji
IT M Hteel DIG- e.-" .-.t.
TUB Copper
' k K M ....
Waetorn I'alsa ...1
w.tliiahauea Blaetrlo .. 400 Tl
70
Total sales lot tha day, 844,400 snarea..
. . Local Btocua and Isoads. .
Qulalfnns furnlshaa by Burne, Brinkar A Co.,
449 Omnia National bank btillologi .
Htncka - "I. AaJraO.
Net Oo. 9d...... "I ?
v.irmMt rraamery T oar ceni sio.t. '' . ' .
Fairmont Creamery 00 to ....1. 114
ljarola Pure Butter
Llroelo Tnuitlon Co "
M. C. Patera Mills. 94
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Sieta Penk rltork. 1 Omaha...
In Ion giock YanM, Omaha..
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Cudalir Packing Cte. la. 1484
Campbell. Neb.. aVsoul 8..
Moreoca, Reh.. 4a. ..
Kin Co.. Waeb., 4a 1888."
Hun-tioiat. Nik., rf. 4a. i26. ......
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Lincoln L, H. P. 6, MM...,..
Uall C., Wati. ref. M. IM
Oiraha K. L a P. . HB8-,
Onwha C B. Bt. 41 r. ke. MM
Paolllo Power A Llfhl 6e
St J R.,v I. H. h T. 4s. iti?...,
Hun Franesn..t'al., 4e, S411-1D..
Kwirt A l!o. 14. Jk44...
Scrl bear. Nub.. Watar 6a. 1M
jiuparlor, Nah., WeUar 4a. 1M4
Wleklta Vnloa Stock Tarda 4a, 194.
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London Block Market,
LONDON. Feb. 9.4-Tho tock market
waa quiet and steady today. American
n
'p .
.ft1
labor of dealing land to mini
PuUing itutrms requires costli'
get out stumps of any sue. roots'
pieces easily handled, by using'
5
You can make mora, money from
your una Dy using Atlas farm
rowaer to blast out stumps and
Douiaers, Dreas: trp bardpania
unproductive fields, do ditching-.
anu ui noic. tor trees or pogu.
11 is Uia cu tapes; laria nana.
Farniing" Book FREE
bister erupt, redeem waste laud, un-
arm rimaw. Valuable ut every
MS ai"
4)t M14
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N. T., N. H A H 1.4 n j
Norfolk Weaura '
Korlham Paclfls ,J
Pajnlflo Mall "t , J,
Paoltlo Tel. A Tl ,1!
la i.riw '"Te .--..a
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11 14H 4I
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1144. 114
4044 U
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101 ' J":i4i
4444 4H ; n
s""rltla opened wound parity. c
lrtl"n rsciric. t'nlon Pa. iflo end Pouth
lllr(flr, wfcpe tPvl v,, tn otnM.
Can-.
oka
the
were dull during the session - and
closing waa Irregular.
flLVFR Bar. 3 9-1 d per OtlDOO.
MONI-.Y 1 per cent.
OlriOOIJNT RATLH-Fhort hllU, V1
cent three months, 1 per oent
Be. Want Ad rroduc Result.,
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-MERCANTTLB '
rAPKR IVI per cent
8TERMNO KXCHANOB Wesk: sUty
dsy bills, $4. 8176; for rabies, $4.8U6; for
demand, 34.5.T.
8ILVER Mar. 4S1.C- Maclean dnllara.
rc. ' ' r
BONDS Government, heavy; railroad,
eaey.
TIME Il ANA Firmer: ultlr dava. iWrb
l per cent; ninety daya. 2V(3 per tnt;
Six months, 31 per ceut.
CALL MONEY Easy; high, t per cnt
low, 1 per cent: ruling rate, 3 per eent;
mat loan, 3 per cent: closing bid. 1 Per
cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Closing quotations on bond, today were
as follows!
V. 8. -ref.
9. rag.
.. twin t. r. g. IHa.,. SB
.. 4HN.T. CUT 4418.P
..HiiR, T. Hot 4H ...lo
..KH4J. T.. H. A K.
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..110V4 V. puttie 4a n
do eaupoa
II. 8. n. rag.
do eaupon .
V. S. 4a, reg.
On peapofi .
Panama 4 eoupaa.
lot sa 4 Ui(
Am.-ameltara 4 . . . 14 rt. g. I. f
4.... KV
A. T. A T. ev. 4a Pac. T. T.
4ai. .. :
rv.
Arnviar A r-o. 4Vs.. Pni
AtrQlena sn. en.... i neantns gen. eaa
Pal. 4 Pkw 4e . U 41. f. t SS
I bee. Ohio 4l,e.. kisiikt. I'ar. r. 4a Mvt
C, H. a U. 1 4 ... iln ref.' 4.. ....... IMv,
C M P g 44..ltvtj o ev. 4a ... 97
C. K. I. P. a. 4a. 2314 8a. Railway fa. PW
eo. g. ret. 4H .. Xi bnlna Pamlle 4a.....
n R O. rat. 44.. 444 re. 4s 4
F.rle gen. 4 TV. 8. Fahhar Sj..,.Hu
flea Klectrlr a.. .Indu p. a. gtaal 4a KM'.
'Ot. Ne 1st a....Ki WaWaah Jet U lnnvk
ill. tn. rat. 4... asvtjWaai. IUoa 4ts. ,
K. f. . ref. 4a... 41 West Blaa. sr. 8a.. piuT
t A N. unl. 4a.... tM48t. Paul. av. 4a....!fiv.
M. K. A T. 1H 4. 7t rnma ooa. 4a...l04
Mi Pao. cv. 6 4
Keep Ycur Vc'lrj
Frca Frcni DIc:::3
To protect your fowls
from roup, cholera, tore
head, end other maladies,
you must breed, feed mid
house them properly.
The International Correspond
ence Schools will giv you tha
special information that you need
to pre rent or chack dioeaa. The
LCS. Course tn Poultry Cultura
takes the riaks one of poultry-): oeplng
tad makes profittsj larger and sorer.
4 AnaJfa mm Awrev ii mil. a
t hm 4Vsf tnPMtfiMrtt I vp bmoV,"
ayE. Rickmy,42S Bth St. U Wo,
7M4M. 7 codd HOC (Wtt otM M
tooiT witfuttit th knovrUdgw dmrivd
from th COHTS44, I had tried rait
ing chickan bmform Moith poor re
Wts tVccaoM did not hnoW hoot
to provont ditwoa aanong my
flock."
.- "To mnyon taking th LCS,
Court tn Paohry Forming their
nd b no oxvuo for failure t if 1
had it two ye-ar ego I would nemo
boon pard much anxiety smd
fa, "say IX. M. hlitaiiitt Whltm
FUiinl, N.Y, - , r ;
"Anybody intending to smoW)
in th poultry bmtin, oHhor thm
p mat ear or xprt, thoatd ttady
th I. C S. Coon in Poultry
Farming; it I indiaponeablo, " vy
E. J. Marphy, ISO iiloomtnxtLtis
Rood, Worcester. Mam.
t. .
Money in Poultry !
If You Know Hou
Fresh egg ars higher In prlca ersrr
year. Poultry-raiser who know
cow have egg to sell the year around
at top prices. Broiler and roasters
pay bl profits when grown, ted and
sold right Poultryrnaa who ate
scientific, methods tnsks each foul
sara $2 a yar.
T sat heat ramlia, yea atsat Asew raal
6etne. Tea International Coneeanaaeaco'
Seboal, will rlesyo ba exact kaovlaslsa thai
rea seea, Theii cauna la roaltry rarmlt.g
u eaaeibla, comprabeaalva anl paactlcaL itwlu
asls yoa le set Use last dollar eatet rsaj sack.
a
', ' Mail the Coupoa
For ValuaLIa Book
Beal70a 5CXANTON. FA.
Kokda. a-liboul aaa aaUaeiloa aa atr aax, low la
raalilr eat taa peeiii.a aeeura ehH, I aMta e4
n
Poaltry Perming Mechaa. g4llaeerlag
Peallrr Hw4',r H hul. I'.-iil...
renel iMmmf Automobli. KiMHMa.
Soil leereneMiit (,M mimaae.
FruM .aa Veteblea litRMaT laetSM-eii
mm ifwlrrlag 1 i-otrio. I -.....-
Civil aervlca I ..-W lbk , a n. , ..ji
Suobke.ilg CI.U Ra ninMflM.
St,a.areyby ilMa.Qia
Suilains Cve4rarf4e Advri.!,,,
4aiklw4nwl ke TrtaHata
TTama ',
Present Employer
Street and No. .
City w' State. .
Hrom aliono &pavln.R!ng Bona,
j Splint, Curb, SMo bone, or siruUr
I trouble and get4 home goiiiir sound.
Does not blister or remove tbej
hair and horts can be worked. IVi
17 in pamphlet with each bottl tells
how. fioo- a bottl dciitrsisd.
IIor4 Dock 9 Kfre. i
ADSORDINE, JIU antiseptic liniment fc
nankind. Reduces Painful Swelling., n
Urged Ghuui4, Goitre, Wen4, Brui4e, VarU
Vein. Vario04iti,heals01d Sore. AUayl
Pain. Will tell you more if you write, ft anl'
f a bottl st dealer or delivered. 'Bool;'
"Eridenr" free. Manufactured only by
" .YOUNU. P. D. f.. 174ttsul IUSprlne3W.al4,
HIDES AND FUE3
Illghebt prlca paid for Hides,
Wool. Tallow, Pelts and Furs.
Write tor prices and tags..
BEATRICE HIDE CO.,
KEATRICK. SEa
ONLY $1.00 FOR 15 EGCS
From my big pure white Plymouth.'
Rocks, by parcel post, prepaid.
C. W. CllLL-VO, Valjjarnifio, eba
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