TJIK HKK: OMAHA, W l iMN KM.U . I l.lil.M AKi l.
rem tievt
Board sad Rwbii
TOTOFJ. Board and room. IT. 6141
FarvUKrit Hrkrnliii II mmm.
pAVBNrORT JOU-TWO NICELY FUR
NISHED HSKP. RMS., $8 WEEK.
KXjBEPINO and housekeeping twtM, fur
nio heat 728 B. 18th. Tyler 1021-W.
I?atela aaa iMrtafiu.
CAUFOkNIA Motel, int nd Calirnml,
Weekly rstes $1 and up. Dougla 7PM.
DO DOE HOTEL- MtxV.rn Reasonable,
Hoaaea aad rottain.
ALL te, $1 pr month up. HTPrxtna.
FOR RENT.
SMS Pacific St., 7-r. all mod. house. $26
1.1 8. 117th St., 6-r. all mod. house.... 26
J436 Spencer St., 6-r. all mod. house 25
H7 Grace St., 6-r.. partiy mod. cottage, u
J921 Leavenworth, flat (17.60
ALFRED KKNNKDT,
Prion D. 122. 309 lat Nat I Bank Bldg.
Vr.. modern. 71 8. 87th 8t. 7-r.. modern.
MM Leav. St., good 'ocallon. Wch. 2T.90,
fROOM modern detached houae. 106 8
' tth Rt. Har. 12o.
BIX-ROOM COTTAGE. MOOEHN EX
CEPT HTTAT, DOWNTOWN. RE1CH-
gNBERQ BROS., TEL. DOUG, 1946.
1J-ROOM modern house, with barn, hot
water heat. K18 Harney St. vacant
March t inqulr T. J. O Brlen, M. 1094.
ib. mi
Globe Van&Storage
Storea, moves, pack, ships: l-hcre van
and 8 men. 11.26 per hr.; storage $J rr
no. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 A ty. W.
T r T 1 Bap. w.
J xvecta fa,, Farna
moving.
At storage,
Farnam. D. 614.
REATi nHTATE IOAVR
GARVIN BROS SZj&S u
Omaha Nat. Bank.
ftEwU,.,nr"t ,,r frm ,0n eaatarn
Neb. United State Trut Co., Omaha.
6
SilX LOANS, c. O. Carlharg.
tlMlt Bmndsi Theater BUIg.
CITY
MN,T it" ,,r,0 or city and farm loana
. . oinner. city NatL Bank Bldg.
property. Lara loana a pee.lRlty.
H Thorn, u State Bank BMg.
HEAL ESTATE ACREAGE
til N. 11th St.
Moving,
cklng.
Storage.
Phone l 894 or Wsb. IV
GordonVanCo. $
UOUSeS Crelgh Bona 4V Co., Bee Bldg.
Van and Stor
age Co., Larg
van. S men. 11.64)
iPer hr.; oiay. I men, $1.2$ par hr. 1711
Webater. Doug. 149,
Maggard's
FOR RENT
We have complete lint of all houses,
; apartment and flats that are for rent.
I This liat can be seen free oi charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co.. 806 So. :6th St.
FOR RENT.
No. BIO Underwood Ave. All modern, 8
room residence, oak finish, toilet on
each floor; In first claaa condition. Will
lease to good party for at least one year
at 40 per month.
O. C. OLSKN,
JDoug. 10M, Room 108 McCaarue Bldg.
FREB RENT TO MARCH 1.
811 N. 33d, 6-r., modern. W.
2416 Capitol Ave., 7-r., mod. ex. ht.. $2$.
2S33 Spencer, -r.. mod. ex. heat, $21.
3109 Franklin, 6-r., city water, $11.
948 N. J7th. 6-r., city water, 112.50. . .
270 Camden Ave., 6-r., well, $16.
3002 Lindsay Ave., 4-r., well, $7.
37a Ohio, a-r., well, 17. "
Creigh, Sons & Co.,
IPmiglas 300. S Bee Bldg.
10 S. 27TH., ft-room modern flat, 130.
1009 N. 29th, 7-room modern flat, 130.
2i23 Chicago, 6 rooms, mod. ex. heat, 130.
C. O. CARDBERG,
313 Brandels Theater Bldg.
I-ROOM houae, modern, 1563 N. 17th.
7-room houae, modern, i'.'X N. 21st.
12-room house, modern, 4219 N. 24th.
O. C. REDICK. ATTORNEY.
224 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1S12.
Storea mad Offlcea.
I'owntown stores. L. H. Hill. tSOBran. Th.
PHOTOGRAPH studio for rent; 612 N.
ISth St.; $26.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY.
Phone D. 722. 20ft 1st Nat l Bank Bldg.
THREE offices, witn reception room,
reasonable. 614 State Bank Bldg.
WarckoaMi,
J017 N.' 17TH Warehouae, 1 story brick,
4,609 aq. ft. on trackage,' $M.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO..
Tyler U38. State Bank Bldg.
1
WANTED TO RENT
WAiNJiuij 10 rent, irom owner; .jr
7-room house, preferably all on one
floor. Mtiat be moder and In good
neignDornooa. Aaaresa ijmo, care Bee.
6 OR ROOMS; atrictly modern, cloaa
to X4 ana irarnam. jmusx d reasonable.
Phone Douglas 2US0.
REAL ESTATE
FARM Jt RANCH LANDS FOR 9ALB
Colorado.
TO SETTLERS ONLY 320-acrea for $300;
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, no
aand. J. A. Tracy, Ft. Morgan, Colo. '
Acre Bargains
Now Is the time to think of buying
that suburban home.
We are headquarters for acre property.
We have aome real bargains that are
sure to advance In value.
Listen
15 acres, Went Center, S blocke from car.
Fine Improvements, ccst over $10,000.
Price, $16,000.
20 acres, a little further out. Good Im
provements. All In fruit and conceded to
be the equal of any fruit farm In the
state. Price, $1.000.
20 acres, northwest of Florence. Very
fair improvements, lots of fruit and
hrubbery. Thia land Is rolling. ' but
fine for fruit, poultry or bog raising.
Price, $7,000.
40 acres, north of Florence, about three
miles. Improvements not very good, but
ail right. Price, $6,ouo.
6 acres In same locality.
fair. Price. $3,000.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Jam pi Up from Three to FiTC
Cent, While Corn Drops ft
Half Cent.
EXPORTERS BUTINQ FUTURES
Improvements
O 'Neil's R. E. & Ins. Agency,
1506 TARN AM ST.
TEL, TYLER 1024.
REAL ESTATE NORTH HIDE
$-ROOM HOUSE on Hamilton St., near
m. wun grouna, wxl&7. Room for two
new houses on Charles St. Only $3,200.
W. II. Gates,
647 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg.
Doug. 12M.
DANDY HOME
Fire rooms, atrictly all modern, elegant
bath room furnishings, cement basement,
south front lot, paved street with paving
paid, oak finish In living rooms. Price,
$3,000, Just a llttlo north of Bemls Park.
O. Q. CARLBERO,
-Xii Brandels Theater Bldg.
OMAHA. Feh. 16. 1M6.
The export salea on Saturday, follow
ing the sharp detilnee, were reported at
1.600,000 bu., and many grain men at the
seaboard said that this amount was quite
conservative. F.x porters were obliged to
buy the future in a liberal way in order
to protect caah sales made abroad. In
addition shorts took on considerable
wheat.
Net galna for the dav were 4ki6' In
wheat and while there were decllnee of
'ati'Se from the best prices the feeling
wss firm.
Corn waa Vfif-Sc higher and "als Sfc'Se
up. Corn had the wheat market to help It
aomewhat, while oata continued to pur
sue an Independent course, with strength
unquestioned. A hot 700,000 bu. oata were
reported aa worked at the aeaboard. as
well aa two cargoes late Saturday, later
amounting to about POO.OOO bu.
Caah sales of corn were t!,an0 bu. here,
with 250.0110 bu. to exporters.
The larger packer were In th lead as
sellers of May lard yesterday, and there
w aa a fair commlsalon houae demand with
May and July pork most In favor. Grain
helped the market no little. The weakneea
and final decline In values were caused
by the placing of a duty on hog products
of 7Sfcc going Into Canada.
Wheat waa 3HJTc higher. "
Com waa HHc lower.
Oats were o low?r.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
1.0M.O0O bu., corn, 6,000 bu., and oata,
1,000 bu. ,
Liverpool closed with corn unchanged
to Vtd lower.
Primary wheat recelpta were 1.0M.000
bu., and shipments of 8IS.000 bu., against
receipts of b7,0i0 bu. and shipments of
M.noo bu. laat year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.0X1.000 bu.
and shipments of 781,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1,056,000 bu. and ahlpments of
380.000 bu. last year.
Primary oata receipt were 81,000 bu.
and shipments of 726.000 bu., against re
celpta of 611,000 bu. and shipments of
4O4.0UO bu. last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat, t orn. oats.
Chicago X
Minneapolis 167
Duluth 16
Omaha
Kansas City 6
St. Louis 48
Winnipeg 116
Bales reported today: Wheat No. 2
hard winter: t ears, $1.67; 1 car, Jl.fH.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 car, $1.67; cars,
$1.66; 1 oars, $1.66H; H car, $1 . No. 4
hard winter: 1 car, $1J4. No. 4 spring:
I cars, $1.61. No. I mixed: 1 car, 11 .to,
MO
J7
Ml
76
619
NEW DESIGN
In a S-room bungalow; has oak finish
in three rooms, one a aunroora. beam
celling, book cases, window seat, fine
large kitchen, with convenient pantry and
icebox room; furnace heat; oemented
basement; fine lot; paved street; eloa to
car; located near ltth and Laird Bta.
Price, $3,n0. Easy terms, or lot taken as
first payment.
RASP BROS.
106 MoCague Bldg. Douglas 1663.
TWO BIG SNAP-! 5-r., mod. cottages,
1714-16 N. 28th St. Muat sell at onoe. Will
sell separately. Worth $?,600 each. Make
offer. Phone Douglaa 307.
REAL ESTATE HOUTH SIDE
$500 CASH $500
Balance $26 per month, lot 60x110, new
S-room bungalow, oak finish, living room
and dining room, maple floora In bed
room and kitchen, aand finished walla;
strictly modern in every way; halt block
to car; fine chicken house and yard; ce
ment 'walks all Around the house; full
cement cellar; located near 62d and Jack
son. Just ouUtlde city limits. No city
taxea to pay. You will like this If you
see It. Price only $Z,00.
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY,
1016-16 W. O. W. Bldg. Dougles tffil.
820 ACRES No. 1 wheat land for sale, tJO
per acre, small payment down, balance
your own. time. Owner J. F. Shannon,
IUff, Cola o
. - nuaoari.
GOOD lend, close to K. R. town, 20 acres,
$400, $u monthly; 40 acres, $700, $10
monthly; 80 acres, $1,200; no interest, no
taxes, no forfeiture; best bargain in
South Missouri; literature free. D. Mer
rlam, Ellis A Benton, Kansas City, Kan.
HOT WATER HEAY
Seven rooms, all modern In every de
tail, birch finish throughout, cement base
ment and walks, paved atreet, paving all
oald. east front lot, close to West Leav
enworth car line and school, - f lret-claas
neighborho' 1, lust a trifle north of Field
club. Price, $3,600. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
C. G. CARLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
GOOD homes in south Mo. cheap and on
k wv term, vvnie ine ior unces. j. 1:.
Wynkoop, Mountain View. Mo.
WOULD you buy a lot at a sacrifice
nrlceT Full slxe. sewer, waiter and aaa
On street Owner leaving city. Call Web
ster $466 for particulars, or tail at H3Q
Grand Av.
Minnesota-
IMPROVED farm in corn belt of Minn.
sota. $40 to $70 per acre. Also large
acreage unimproved. Agents wanted.
Farmer Land Co., Palace Bldg., Minne
apolis, Minn.
MINNESOTA LANDS at wholesale
6.O0O acres Marshall county, prslrle, good
aoil, near railroad, $16.60 per acre; $2.60 per
acre cash, balance five equal payments,
6 per cent; 4,000 acre Casa county; dark
loam, with clay aubaoli; considerable
hardwood timber; should retell at $35 per
acre; price, $9.50; $2 per acre cash, bal
ance moat any kind of terms. 6 per cent.
6,000 acres Lake county, 26 to 35 mile fine
lake frontage, $4.50 per acre; $1 per acre
caah, balance three equal payments. 6
per cent. Schwab Bros., 1028 Plymouth
Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Norta Dakota..
IMPROVED farm, 604 acres. Cavalier
county. North Dakota. 7 miles from
Ingdon, co. seat, on G. N. R. R, 6 miles
from station on. "Soo Line"; well settled
country) good soil; half under cultivation;
wall, barn; growa alfalfa and small
grain a Price, $40 per acre. Write to H.
E. Fryberger. 1050 Security Bank Bldg.,
Mlneapolla, Minn.
Nebraska.
8ECTTOX Kimball Co. rjinaa. 2101 Paul
Wlapoanta.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In th
union: aetilera wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let No. 14 on Wisconsin Central Land
, Grant Excellent lands for slock raising.
If interested la fruit lands aak for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial DoparUuent. 800 LI a Hallway,
kUnnaapulU. Minn. -
ABSTRACTS Of TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
flee In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
KERR TitU Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract attic. 106 b. 17th fit
i none uuugiaa uai.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WE HAVE good Omaha Income property.
consisting ot dwellings and apartment
houses, to exchange for good Improved
farm land in Nebraska, Iowa or iaatern
South Dakota. Give full particular aa
10 uuprovemenia, price, eic.
SCOTT AND HILL. CO.,
3U7 MoflKUD bldg.
EXCHANGES Silas BOBBINS. D. 284$.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and farm loana. 6 6 par cent.
J. H. Dumont Co. .100$ Famara. Omaha
WANTED City loans aad warrants. W,
Faraam Smith 4k Co.. SM Karnam.
$lu to llO.oue uuuie promptly F. D. Weed.
Waad Bldg.. Uth and Farnam at.
WANTED City loana peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. Eaat Nebraska faxua,
O KEKFU REAL F.8TATS CO..
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglaa 1716.
REAL ESTATE DUNDEE.
NEW DUNDEE COTTAGE, $3,600.
Are you looking for a snap In a brand
new, strictly up-io-oate, wen loaatea
houae In Dundee! If so, we have It.
PATNB InVLHTMEWT LvMrAW I,
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
A. P. Tukey & Son
231-235 City
National
. Bank Bldg.
W desire to announce our removal
from th Board of Trade Bldg;., on ac
count cf th fire, to 231-236 City National
Bank Bldg., where, thank to the offlcea
of the City National UanK Bldg.; the
Omaha Van and Storage Company, and
the Nebraska Telephone Company, we
were open for business at V30 on Tues
day morning, the telephone all work
ing. We can assure our customers that there
will be no Intermission in our handling
of their business.
car. $1.63. No. 4 mixed: J cars, 11. m.
No. I durum mixed: 1 car, $1.46: 1 car,
$1.48. No. 4 durum mixed: 1 car, $1.43.
Rejected: 2 car, $1.60. No. 1 durum: 1
car, I1.47H. No. S durum: 1 car, $1.47.
Rye No. 2: car. 11.10. No. $: 2 cars.
$1.20; 27 sacks. $1.15; No. 4: 1 car, $1.18.
Corn No. I white: 4 cars, 72c. No, 4
white: 2 cars. 7H4e. No. yellow: 1
car, 71c; I car, 70c. No. 1 mixed: 9 cars,
TOHc- No. 4 mixed: 1 car. near white,
71c; 1 car, near whit. 70 '4c. No. 6 mixed:
1 car. 9c. Sample: 1 car, oats mixea, ouc.
Oata Standard: 1 car. 66H0. No. 3 white:
$ cars, 65Vc No. 4 whit: 1 car. 6&Vc.
Sample: 1 car, 66c.
Omaha Cash Price Wheat: NO.imro,
$1.661.68; No. S hard, $1.6fa1.67; No. 4
hard, ii.wi.k; 10. 1 spring, ilwwi.oo;
No. 2 durum. $1.47OT.47Ui No. I durum.
$1.4641.47. Com: No. I white, 7&p724c;
No. a whit. 7ar7zvic: no. 1 wnite, iinw
72e; No. 4 white. 7l!(iCH4e: No. 6 white,
TWiJWlc; No. 6 white, 70V44?70e; No. I
yellow, 7lp71Hc; No. 2 yellow, 70W7ic;
No. 1 yellow. 7tHtfmc; No. 4 yellow. 70k
7o4o; No. 6 yellow. 70tf'70VJc; No. 6 yellow,
mOHO'Ac; No. 1 mixed, TOWfic: No. 2
mixed, 7otoc; mo. mixed. 7usotc;
No. 4 mixed. No. 6 mixed. i
j70o; No. mixed, MjtHc. Oats: Stand
ard. 66&fUtc; No. I white, BHO6c; No.
4 white, 66H5&tto. Barley: Malting, 74Q
81c; No. 1 feed, 6&971c. Rye: No. 2, $1.19
1.30; NO. 6L1&SJJ1.XI.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featarea at h Trading aad Closlagr
Price aa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 16, Prospect of? a lib
eral export business gave th wheat mar
ket a big life today, but the hop of con
tinued free sale to Europe was not real
ised in run, ana aome or the advance dis
appeared. There waa an unsettled close
at 24o to 3o above last night. Corn fin
ished Wa.a to Kmkh down, oats off
Ho to 4o and provision up to to 224tc.
it waa not until after dealer In wheat
had left the pit that the fact became
generally known of 1,000,000 bushel dis
posed of at the seaboard today for trans-
Atlantlc shipment. Strong English cable
advice before the opening of the ateaalon
here had greatly encouraged the bull and
brought about a rush, of speculative option
buying In the first hour. It was said the
demand at Liverpool far exceeded the sup
ply and tnat riood loaaea in Italy, Dotn
to the growing crop and to stock in
stock, would noticeably increase the
train. Price gain a much as He re
sulted here before the buying enthusiasm
lessened and the market began to react.
On the bulge Illinois growers loosened
somewhat their grip on reserve holdings.
nut otnerwise me dirncuity or purchasing
from first hands waa aald to be handi
capping sale for export Lack of avail-
aDie vessels ror isurope waa also declared
to be hampering the export trade.
Corn showed more pronounced weakness
than ha recently been the caae. The
great stock on hand resulted In much
selling pressure.
Oata dragged lower with wheat Cash
handlers here made only small sale to
the aeaboard.
Provision kept In line with a rise In
quotations for fioga. Short and packers
were on the buying side.
Following I th range of price:
l$1.rfi1..H: May, $l.bV. July, $1 .30',;
September. ll.JlMi
CORN-Nn 1 mlwed. 74c; No I white.
7c; No. 2 yellow, 73o; No. 3. 7:,c; May.
Ti'ttTc: July. 79Se: September, 7fYT7!c.
OATS No. 2 white, f.TVvfJ'c; No. 2
mted, 64fr66e.
BUTTER tYeamery, .10c; firsts, J7o;
eeonrta. 8fc; packing. 1SWc.
I-MK1S Flrats, Co; eeoonda. tTo.
rorLTHV-Hena, i:'c; rooster, r;
turkey. 16c.
OMAHA OIKRiL MARKET.
BtTTTKR No. 1. -n. carton. Be; Na.
t, a-lb tub, c.
CHEF.SK 1 111 ported gwlaa, $4c; Amer
ican Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 22c; twins,
16c: daisies, lie; triplets. 17c; Young
Americas, 19c; blue label brick, 17Ho, Urn
burger, 2-lb 20c; 1-lb.j Mc; New York
white, 19c; Imported French Roquefort
40a
l-OTATOES-Colorado Rural. T&o bu.;
Red River Ohlos, tM bu.; Minnesota,
whites. 66c bu.
F18H Trout. 30c; large crapples, 16c;
halibut, 14c; channel cattish, 14c.
SWKriY I'A't'oK.H--Ktineaa. $J.7 bbl.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rlne. 16c; No. 2, 14c;
No. 1. 10c; No. 1 loin. 17Vc; No. 2, IMfcr;
No. 3. llc; No. 1 chucks, ; No. 2. lc;
No. 3. 7V-; No. 1 rounds, ll'w; No. 2. He;
No. 3, U'tc; No. 1 plates, 1c; No. 2, 7c,
No. 3. 7r
POULTRY-Brollers. 14Vc; aprlng chick,
ens, 11c; hens. 9dlle; cocks, so; ducks,
luc; gee, ; turkeys, 16c; pigeons, per
do., 90c: ducks, full feathered, 10c; gee,
Iull feathered, tc; squab. No. L $1.60; N
, 6A0.
Market quotation furnished by Glllnskl
Fruit company:
FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy. Alpha
betical, all si see, $3.76 box: extra fancy,
Ulendora Home, all else. $2.66 box; extra
fancy, Sunkisl, all sites, $J.fi box.
lemons: Fancy Sunkist, SfiOc, $4 00
to $..00 box; choice Red Bell. $3.60 box.
Grapefruit: 36a, 64s, 64s and . $2.60 box.
Applee: Extra fancy White Winter Pear
malnes, $2 00 box; extra fancy White Win
ter Fearmaines. $1.76 box; extra fancy
Waahington Wineaapa. $1.60 box;, extra
fancy Washington Spltsenburgs, $1.60 box;
Washington extra fancy Hoovers, $1.35
box; fsncy Washington Jonathans, 176s,
INHa and am. xi.& nox; jmno lancy
Grimes' Golden, $1.50 box; Idaho choice
Grimes' Golden. $1.25 box; Idaho extra
fancy Jonathnns, $1.60 box; extra fancy
Ula.k Ben Davis, $1.36 box; extra fancy
nlok Twin. 11.60 box: fancy BlHck
Twigs. 11. 3n t'ox; extra fancy Ganos, $1.35
box; fancy Ganos, $1.25 box; fancy Rome
Beautten. $1.50 box: fancy Rome lleautlp.
6-box lots or more, $1.40 box; extra fancy
Black Twlga, li.lxi blil. ; extra fancy Mis
souri Ben Davie, highly colored, $3 26 hbl.
Grapes: California, Emperor, m wi nni.;
Malaga. $6.00 DM. rears: Anions, n.jn
hn: Lawrence. 13.00 box: Jerseys. $2.26
box: Busco, $2.1 box:. Sheldon. $12o box;
Easter. U2i box. unnanas: rtr uuncn,
$1.76 to $4.60. Strawberrlo. 40a qt.
HT1LA W Mt;KKir. tuc qi.
VEOBTABLBH Cauliflower, per crate;
$3.00; new cabbage, per lb.. 2o; cucum
bers, per box, $2.26; red cabbage, per lb.,
3'c; celery, Jumbo, per dos., 90c; peppers,
per basket, due; leal lettuun. per ooa., -;
orrions (shallot), per dos., 60c; head
lettuce, per dos., $1.00: tomatoes, per
prate, $6.00; onion, yellow, per lb., 2c;
Jiarllc, per lb., 26c: onlona, red, per lb.,
c; radishes, per dos., 60o; onions, white.
per lb., zw; turnips, per aos., ow;
onions, Spanish, per crate. $1.60; spinach,
per do., 60c; endive, per lb., 36c; parsley,
per do., 60c; artichoke, per do., $1.50;
beans, pr hamper, $4.60. brussnl sprouts,
per lb., 20c. Potatoes: Colorado rurals,
per bushel, 76o; Red river Ohio, per
bushel, K0c; Minnesota whites, per bushel,
66c. Sweet paXatoea per hamper, $1.8ik
NUTS No. 1 California walnut, per
lb., 18c; black walnuta. per lb., 3?c: fil
bert, per lb., lie; pecans, per lb., 12Vkc;
Uracils, per lb., 12Hc; almonds, per lb.,
20c; 12-12 oa. figs, per box, 86c; 60-6 os.
figs, per box, $2 00: sugar walnut date,
per box. $1.40; Halowl date, per lb.. Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS Shelled popcorn,
per lb., 4c; lime, per box, $1.78; cracker
jack, per case, $3.60; crackerjack, per
half case, $1.76; checker, per case, $3.60:
checkers, per half case, $1.76; honey, par
case, $3.76; New York cider, per keg, $3.60;
cocoanuts, per sack. $3.60; cocoanuts, per
do., 76c; cranberrle. late Howe', per
barrel, $7.00; peanuts, raw, per lb., 7c;
peanut, raw, aack lot. Jumbo, per lb.,
80; peanuts, roasted, per lb., 8Hc; pea
nuts, salted, per can, $1.60; mushrooms,
per lb, 60c
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Prices
Strong- to Ten Higher Sheep
and Lambs Strong.
H0QS STEADY TO SHADE HIGHER
FOITH OMAHA, Feb. I. 191".
Receipts were:
Official Monday ..,
Katlmatn TueadaT
Cattle. lines. Sheep.
l.?41
j.R4 r..::
10.600 11. ow
14.146 16.221
fcl.447 37. 116
19.615
26,196 22,
11.6S1 11.S4X
19 .-
Two daya" total 8,Ml
Pftma daya last week.. 7. W.
.nine 2 weeka ago 8.1"
Kama 1 weeks ago 11.062
Snrne 4 weeka ago
Same davs laat ve . 17J7
1 ne toiiowing table snows im
of rattle, hogs, and eln-D at th South
Omaha Live Stock market tor th year
to-dat, aa compared with last year:
1916 1914 Inc.
Cattle 12 n 1I8.& 4 330
Hour 424740 31.1.78 4.1,16?
Sheep M Ji,369 332,026 24.333
The following table show th average
Price for hoga at the South Omaha 11 v
tock market for th last fw days, with
comparisons:
Iate 19l":. 1914. j1iiia.il912. 191l. 1910 19O9.
1igch at $i.1.Mivu0 aiul the Ismbs I! :'n
8 . ..
W'otsiionM 0T1 sheep and lambs: jimh.,
Mculi-iiii, $S.i Inmha. fed weslcrnn
$s ImiK ; Ismba, shearing. $7.7.:4i-s a.;
yrarllnaa. light, $7fn'77h; ypjirllnKn.
hesvv. $...T;.i7 hO; wether, good to rheacr.
9NTr6 7Fi; welhers, fair to g.d. $6.21w
6i; ewes, good to rholce, $6,26o.6;
ewes, rair 10 gooo, i"u..i.
N.
m feeder lamb
K'l fed ewe
113 fed ewes
4f7 fed lambs
21 culls
767 Idaho feeder lambs
6ftH Idaho feeder lambs
At.
.. 64
.. 90
..111
.. 61
.. M
.. 78
.. 62
Tr.
8 v.
6 2o
6 iA
8 10
7 nn
8 00
8 n
tlUCAOO LIVR stock markkt
Fh.
Feb.
Feb.
Fb.
Il.
K.b.
Feh.
Feb.
Feb.
Feh.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feh.
Feb.
Feb.
I 6 7l4d
I 6 7, 8
S 9
6 901
83
6 76
6 74
a
6 71V
6 68
6 41V
6 'i
6 C77
6 60
6 61
I T KH 96
261 6
ir.l 7 no' 6 or.
6 961 7 11
7 iw
8 161 T 301 6 06 7 ll
I III 1 Ul I
1 2i 7 46 16 091
8 :J 7 381 6 (X 7 40
I $ 39! 7 Ml 4 001 7 42
001 7 4
6 99 7 1
6 06 7 J
It 301 6 31
it i 6 01
n ; 6 91
S M
8 32
8 47
6" 04
6 14
6 11
8 4of
8 4o 7 391 6 121 7 S"M 8 48
8 41 1 7 8 'J
8 32
8
8
7 96 8 O61
7 K 6 9si 6 99i
7 21
7 w 6 o;
7 96 6 Oil
I 6 901
6 90
7 01
7 n
i 6 07
$ 471 6 16
20
6 30
6 11
6 U
8 61
8 71
8 77
1 76 6 21
8 761 6 IS
(' . M. St. P 4
Wabaah 1 4
Missouri 1'aclflo .... 6 3
Union Pacific !:. 4,'i 21 1
C. N. V east... 16 3
('. ti N. W.. west... 22 IS 2 1
'., St. P., M. &. O.. 7 10
C, B. A g east... 3 2
C, B. & g., wcat... 14 22 16 1
, R. 1. Ac P., east. 10 18 2 1
C, H. 1. & P.. west. 3 6
Illinois Central 2
Chicago G. W 6
Total receipts ..106 141 48 4
Artlclel Open.
Wheat
May.
July.)
Com: J
May.l
July. I
Oats: I
May.l
July.
Pork: I
May.
Lard : )
May.
July.
Rlba: I
May.l
July. I
1 60
1 16
Hlgh. Low. I Close. I Ves y.
10
8Hl
1 63
1 37W
81H
1 60
1 16
78
0l
1 62
1 S6H1
79"i!
8OH1
604
61HI 1HI 60V4I
S7',! 67HI 66k
19 00 I 19 10 I 18 971 19 19
10 80 I 10 87HI 10 80 I 10 85
10 7Vi) II 06 i 10 95 I 10 86
10 22U1 10 30 I 10 KVtl 10 37m
10 47HI 10 t-'Hl 10 46 I 10 62m
1 694
1 $4Vi
mi
61
67H
18 874,
10 80
10 96
10 20
10 42
tlu to 110.000 made promptly. V. I. Wead,
Wead Bldg.. UiM aad k amain Bta.
DO YOU OWN YOUR LOT? IF YOU
DO, YAU CAN BE LIVING IN YOUR
OWN HOME NEXT SUMMER IF
YOU GET STARTED TO BUILD
EARLY.
Th! company will put up the house
ecmpteie irom lam aigguig or ui ceiier
to th decorating of the wall and th
building of oament walk, aooordlng to
plana mad specially to suit you, with
do trouble or worry on your part
YOU PAY FOR YOUR HOME AS YOU
EARN EA8T MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Call at our of floe for further informa
tion.
' If you don't owa a lot. com and
ua any way. We have several for aal on
nay payment that will P ease rou.
BANKEKS REALTY INVESTMENT CO.,
urounu rioor nee ning.
Telephone Douglas 29J6.
Chicago Cash Price Wheat : No. 2 red.
$1 62i(l.iH; No. 2 hard, ll.62tfl.641. Corn:
No. 4 yellow, 73fl74c; No. 4 white. 76(
76c. Oats- No. 3 white, 6air,: No. 4
white, 69r9ic. Rye: No. 3, $1.241.?6.
Barley: 7i6c. Timothy: $i.6v4l.oO.
Clover: Sll.btkii 14.00. Pork: $17.Ouwl8.70.
Lard- $10.45 kibs: r axtiK 76.
BUTTER Lower; creamery. 34acc.
EGGS Dower; receipts, 7. 980 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 2124c; ordinary
flists. 23c; firsts, 24c.
POTATOES lwer: receipts. 48 cars:
Michigan red, 88i42c; Michigan and Wis
consin white, 4Tt6c.
POULTRY Lave, lower; spring, 14c;
fowl. 14sc.
New York Geaaral Market.
NEW YORK, Fob. 16. SUGAR Fn.
ture opened firmer today and on quit
active covering, which seemed to he
prompted by a steadier feeling In the
pot market, price worked hla-her and
at midday allowed net advance of (&10
point. Haw sugar steady; molaaaea.
.(c; rentniugai, 4.oie; renned, steady.
BUTTER Weak: reoetnta. 12.646 tub:
creamery extra (93 acore). JoSlc; cream
ery tnigner scoring, tiaic ; nrsta, 28
(230c; seconds, 24Ku'c; ladles. current
make, firsts, Z2'23c; seconds, 22c; pack'
ing stocK, current make. No. z, anc.
r.OGW unsettled : recelnts. 3.811 cases:
fresh gathered, extra fine. 26fj26Sc.; extra
first. 26c: firsts. U(S2i'tc: seconds.
2.123Vic; atate. Pennsylvania and nearby
nennery, wnites, line to fancy, S44tc;
same, gathered, whites, 804c33c; same.
henneries, browns, 26Sc; same, gathered,
browns and mixed colors, 2626c.
CHEESE Firm; receipt. 4.T boxes;
state, whole milk, held, specials, 1740
17Hc; ssme, average, fancy, lflVW7o;
same, winter export type, specials. 6tyij)
164c; same, average fancy, lfittW.'tc.
POlTLTRY Alive, weak: western chick
ens. 16Hc; fowls, lMi'l5Vc; turkeys, VVftlKc.
Dressed nrm: western roasting chickens.
Wvr-ilc; fresh fowl, 14'(ul8Hc; turkey,
14I&22V4C.
Minneapolis Cirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feh. 16. WHElAT
t 1 101:. Till.. 11 Ai'.1L. K7 , ,
...cj, i.v, v. , , .I.T-fl, ..... 1 naiu,
$!.57I; No. 1 northern, l.Mf.bW, No.
$ northern, $1.4K4Wil.&4M T
FLOUR Advanced: fancy patents. $7.60:
first clears, $6.46; second clears, $!.).
BARLEY 71(u'ic.
HYK-$1.2fi(81.28.
BRA N $-4.00.
CORN-1N0. 3 yellow, 72Mr72ic
OATS No. 1 White, 67a'(I'57VC.
SEED Flax. $1.6HTC1.86H.
a. I.oal Grata Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb 16.-WHnAT
Higher; No. 2 red, U.60&1.61H; No. 2
hrd, $1.62(ffl.64Vi; May, ll.67H51.67i;
July, ti.jiVx.
CORN No. 2, 76:; No. 2 white, 77c;
May, 79c; July, oc.
OATS No. 2, 68c; No. 2 whit. 59c,
Feb. 16. 1 6 64S 8 34
Sundy.
Receipt nd dtoposttlon of llva to:k at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock
yefiieruuy ;
RECEIPTS CARLOTS.
Calle. Hogs. Sheep. ll'scs.
DISItVSrTION HEAP.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris &. Co.'. 221 1,216 iUi
Swift Co 491 l.M 1.072
Cudahy l'acklng Co 744 2.309 2,3x1
Armour & Co 482 1.K24 1,732
Sch warts & Co 268
J. Wi Murphy 1.62&
Lincoln Packing Co 17
St. Clair Packing Co... f.
F, B. Lewis 47
J. B. Hoot & Co 13
J. H. Bulla 2!i
L. F. Husx 42
Werthelmer & IVgen... 26
Sullivan Bros 16
Mo. Kan. Calf Co.... f.-'
Christie 16
Ultifrmttn 8
Roth 8
Baker, Jone & Smith.. 6
Tanner Bros 34
John Harvey 40
,1'ennls &. Francis..' 19
Kline 6
Other buyer 331. 1,417
Cattle weak, Hast t nsetlled, Sheep
Firm.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16. CATTLPJ Re
ceipts, S.irti head: market weak; native
steers, $f.ujs.i; western, $4KliM.7R; cows
and heifers, $:t.204i: F4; calves. $7.0Hfl10 26.
HOU.S-ltei-elpt. 27.000 head; market un
settled; earlv advance of 6c lost: bulk.
$6.7b-6.N0; light, $6 .6im6.8&; mixed, $g.6t
6.S."., heavy, $6.40((6.mi; rough, $6.40u4.6t;
pigs, $.VMV"u6.75.
SifnlKl' AND LAMBS Recelpta. ft.nno
head; market firm; sheen, $a.4i(cr7.26;
yearlings, $7.40nl.OO; lambs, $..26t.7.
Kansas City I.I re 8lnrk Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Feb. 16. CATTLE
liiTcli'ts, J. .SOO head: market higher;
prime fed steers. $7 h0ir8.00 dressed beet
slrers, $8Wli7.36 western steers, $6.4tVf7.60,
stockcrs and feeders, $.Y764f7.40; bulls,
$.'..omf(6.25; calves, $6.MVnl0.76.
IIOUS Kewlnts. 13.700 head: market
higher; bulk, $6.70fiW.8T.; heavy, $.70-ir.K0;
packer and butchers. $6.70u).90; light
$6.70n90; pigs, $6.27Kfi6.7K.
SHEEP AND DAM HM Receipts. 7.8
head; market higher; lambs. $8.1OU.40;
yearlings. $7.0(V(r7.9; wethers, $6.2h4j'7.00,
ewes, $6.7&di6.S0. .
St. Ital Live Btovk Market.
ST. IXtHS. Mo.. Feb. 16. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,300 head: markot strong; na
tive beef steer. $7,0048.60; cows and heif
ers, $n.fln9.26; stockcrs and feeders, 4i.2$
dii. 4.; southern steers. li.7Mr7.7T; cows
snd heifer. $4.00tj."6; native calves, $6.00
B"'.2!.
HOGS-Receipts, 11.400 head; market
lower; plga and lights. $5.60v6.H0; mixed
snd butchers. $6.6ur6.90; good heavy, $6.70
90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 20,000
bean; market higher; native mutton.
$.ri.iK,r4 .76; lambs, $S.OOU6.70; yearlings,
$..Hr7.60.
Totals 2.714
CATTLE Receipts were
morning for a Tuesday, onlv ninety-three
cars Imlng reported In. This makes the
receipt for the two dav this week 2,641
head, being less than half a many aa a
week agu and only about a Quarter a
much aa a year ago.
On account of the light receipt yester
day and today buyers were a little mnre
anxious for cattle, and while the market
waa not especially active there waa a
somewhat freer movement than on some
day of late. The prices paid were strong
to 10c higher than Monday on both steer
and cow stuff, and the bulk of the offer
ing charged hands In good season. Ad
vice from other selling point were not
at all favorable, most markets being
quoted as no better than steady, with
others actually weaker, so that any
strength shown by the market at this
point may be taken a the direct result
of light receipts locally, and not due to
any general Improvement, in the trade at
other points.
There were hardly enough stackers or
feeders in sight to make a market and
What fCW there Were commanded atrnmrnr
prices.
Quotations nn Cattle: Good to choice
rornfftd beeves, I7.2tyi7.70; fair to good
cornfed beeves, $ti.59(fi7.2r; common to
fair cornfed beevea. lfi.76'r.r: imH In
chtiico heifers, $6.7Riy.60; good to choice
cows, $&.D(reiK.O0; fair to good cows, $4.764
6 60; common to fair cows, $3.&0if4.75; good
10 cniiiuti sim-aera ana feeders. H.bmr7.2!i;
fair to good Blockers nnd feeders. iii.OOtf
6.60; common to fair stackers and feed
era, IS.OtKfciti.OO; stock helfur. $6.Xxh6.00:
stock cows, $4,7645.76; stock calves, $6.0u
r7.60; veal calves, $7.00U10.00; bulls, atagi,
etc., $4.76W6.00.
Repreanntatlve Hairs:
BEEF STEERS.
Mlnnx City Lira Stock Market
SIOUX CITY. la., Feb. 16. CATTLR
Receipts, 1.000 head; market firm: native
ateara. L,vWip7.K.,; butchers. Io.0ii..4:
cows and heifers. $I.MV,(6,ti0; canners, 4 00
0 4.86; stocker and feeder. $&.76(tf6.z.i
calves, $4.6O(j.00; bulls, stags, eto., $4.764
aim.
HOGS-Recelpts, 4.800 head: market
steady; heavy, !6.624f6.65; mixed, $6 am
6 62'; light, $4.604i.tK); bulk of sale. $6.6n
(D.6ll.
SHEEP AND IAMn9-Rceipt. Jo)
head.
. I
!t. Joseph l.lve Rtaok Market
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Feb. 16.-CATTLB
Recelpta 1.600 head: market, ateady:
tecrs, $ti.6i4.26: cow and heifer, $4.00
4IS.cn; calves. 16.005i9.75.
HOGS-Receipts 7,000 head: market
higher; topa, $6.82: hulk, $a.66itr4r.76.
SHEKP AND LAM US Receipts 2.000
head; market, higher; lambs, jp7.7wUK.6tk,
New York Mone Msrket,
NEW YORK. Feb. 16 PRIME ME7R-
CANTILK PAPER SHJ4 per cent.
ST KR LING EXCHANGE Weak; glxty-
day bills. $4'."860; for cables, $4.8026; for
demand. $4.7876.
SILVER Bar, 4SHc; Mexican dollar.
Tilc.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
easy.
TIME LOANS Steady; alxty day. 24Q
l per cent; ninny day, i(u per cent;
ix months, per cent.
CALL MONEYAFInn; highest. 2V4 per
cent; lowest, 2 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per
cent; last losn, per cent; closing bid,
i per rent; ottered at 2 per oent.
Closing quotation on bond today were
a follows:
9H MS. rc. ct. ts 44
H N. Y. C. g. ....
1S11N.T. tltr H 1IM.104X
I'lH'N. T. HlsU 4Hs... 11X44
I" "UN. T., N. II. H.
,.10t
.. sou.
.. 91
.. wis
Kaasa City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 16. WHEAT
Cash, No. 2 hard. $1.6801.69; No. 2 red.
HKA li EST AT K MISCKLLANKOl 8
Lot Bargains
1.U0-DUNDEB LOT, Capitol Ave., be
tween 49th and 60th; paving and all
special taxes paid In full. Cheap
est lot In Dundee.
$1,276 ON BOULEVARD, 2d lot south of
Han scorn park; atl special taxea
paid In full. Easily worth $1,160.
Glover & Spain
919-20 City National.
Douglaa 226!.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF aTOCKHOLDKRar MEET-
Notic la hereby given that h regular
annual meeting of the atock holder of the
South Platte Land company will be held
at the office of said company at Lincoln,
Nebraska at lvn o'clock a. ro. aa th
UUrd day of March. A. D. Ula.
C. H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln. Nebraska. February 1, ltlf
, F-l-d-
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16. WH BAT Spot
No. 1 Manitoba. 13s 7d: No. 2, 13s 6d; No.
2, 13s 6d; No. 2 hard winter. 13s 6d.
CORN Snot, American mixed, S 2Vid;
February, 7s 9d; March, 7s lOd.
FIjOUR Winter patents. 60.
I " '
Metal Market. .
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. M ETALS Iead.
firm at 13 W.rrffl.67; Iondon. 19 Is 3d.
Spelter, firm at $8.6S8.9ii; Indon. 'W 10a
Tin: Weak; five-ton lot. $35 S0i.t6 i;
twenty-five-ton lots, offered at $16.Ii7.
Copper- Steady; electrolytic, $14 6214.87;
casting, $14.2I,&14.62. J run: Quiet and
unchanged.
At London: Spot copper, UA Km; fu
tures, i4. Spot tin, 17H; futures. 1(3 10s.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. 16 METALS
Iead, strong at $3.7.'Vjt(17u. Speller,
higher. $8.60.
Oroaba Hay Market.
OMAHA, Feb. 16 HA Y Prairie: Choice
upland. ll.btfj l.'.UO; No. 1. $11,001(11.60; No.
2, $S.aOfi9.60: No. 2. $6.(os8 0); choice mid
land $I1.0011 50: No. 1, $10,50411.00: No.
2, 8 60414). EO, No. 2, $4.0Ui8.OO; choice low-
and. S'..0"iB.b0: no. 1. n.64Kfi.ou: No. 2.
$7.0038.00: No. 2, $&Wr.OO. Alfalfa: Choice
. .... ...... . V. i A mnA fntiHh
il3.60il4 6.1; wxtra choice, H4 6n; No. 1, $13.00
bll.&O; No. 2, $110'&'U.6O: No. 2. $10.6011.00.
Co.
K.I
106
m
m
MS
110
11
So. Av. Pr. No. A. Pr.
1 7m oe 11 i 7s
10 l l till 74
M 4 40 HO I Ml
1 KOI 4 46 !l I4 SS
M DUO 60 !01 7 (tt
I M0 111 It 1041 7 0.
47 loin 111 im t 10
11 M 1P.4 t II
M 1 lc. .0 74 llol t iV
STEERS AND HE1FEKH.
1 60 I Ml 10 M t M
1 719 6 tr, 14 711 1 11
TM 6 40
HEIFERS,
1 670 4 00 1 im 1 10
1 1 4 l 7 1137 I W
1 iie loe 1 Tat 1 00
t U6 I ao at in,
I MUj 6 M I Mil
1044 I 6 1 7.0 S n
6 704 I 71 1 tov 40
I'ALVbh,
t x.o 4 M 1 i:n 1 00
1. (. 4 7', t tm 9 00
U IW) t Ml I IM I q
1 Mo 7 00 t i;u t ,
U im 1 10
STOCK E KS AND FEEDERS.
I. .. uo 4 no a ii e 16
1 133 14 Ml
4 170 I 40 1 MA 4 71
11 T74 6 45 19 1117 7 M
II 117 10
Lara! Stex-ka aad Beads.
Uuntatloas turntfti)! br Burn. Brlnksr A
41 Omaha National bank sulhlliif :
mo. km Bl1. AakHl
Utere Co. ptd
Fairmont 'riiirr 7 par cant prd... 100
Hntirhea Mr. ,
I J I. Id Traction Cn 12
M ". Ptm Mill (J
Vnlra Stock Yards, Ontab K
t'sdlks Orala com M
I'pdik Urala Co
ura uaat 71' ss
buofl
CUr . Iowa, Is. 1929 I'4 in
rionunt. N.b . M 107 l'T'4
Klas 1V , Wuh.. Is. IM 1U4 K14 Ml
Kioui ritr. Ma.. Khool it 1MI ... VI
Hmnbsldt. Nt.. K( . 12I iM'i
IJuralD I. M A P. k. lUl'i k HI
Lawls Co , Wuh., f. I. IK! im'4 h'i
Osaha K. LAP. mm. lkS3 ' 97
Omaha A C. U. 8). Rr. I. ItJ xe'i
Osiaha C. B. at. Ry. p'4 77
Oo.h Wsur imm, 1M1 101 I.om
r,h4 Hehosl 4s. 121 V7 H'i
Kll.burT-Waatil.in-s Hour Mill Is.... 71
lclrie fowar A IJiit is M 61
rvan Kraorlato. l . I. IH1-1M0.... S 10i
Craltt A Co. la, 1IM4 H', V4
guparlor. Sab.. Watar la. 1KJ4 M 1
VoiTaraltf Flaaa 4Vta, 1(11 99
Bisk rienrlngs.
OMAHA. Feb. 16.-Bank clearing fcr
Omaha today were $2,8.092. 68 and for
the correaponding day last ireer $2,749,-269.
HOGS ll.ee I Ha were onlv fair for a
Tuesday about 150 cars, or lO.ooO head,
being received Fur I lie two days the
supply foots up 14,146, being less tuan half
aa large as a weea ago, ami smaller
than fur the. same daya last year.
fearly reuorts of better tirlces at other
poiuis Drought shipriers out fur a while,
and during Uie early rounds a number ot
hogs sold on snipping and speculative ac
count at prices that were around 6c
higher, a number of load of good hoa-i
leaching $6.7u, tils being the first time
that ligure ha been paid Ccr over a week
Puckui. on tbe other hand, made their
liny offer at price that were only
Dlncn bettor than ateadv and lu suite of
a hard fight 011 the part of saieamcn for
at leant a nickel advance, the bulk of
the offeiinge finally moved at figures
that were no more than steady to a shada
higher than yesterday's average. Move
ment was more or less draggy from start
to finish.
Taking everything Into consideration,
the general market is just strong at Mon
day' average. Bulk of the salea landed at
lo.KKyi.tx., most of the drovea selling at a
mat of about $6.rc."4. Aa wag mentioned
above, severnl loads sold early as high
ha $6.76, top for the day, and the highest
price thst lis been paid since Monday of
last Week.
Ne. sr. gb, Pr.
... ..tat ... 6M
7 r-4 ... m
it kr ... 67s
n
17,
V. g. rat la, rsg.
do coupon
V. 8. la. rag
do coupon
U. H. 4a. r
60 coupon U0V4 ct. 6a
Panama la coupon.. 101 No. Facttlo 4s..
do cm. 4a 104 ado l
Am. Hmsltora 4S....10ISO. 8. L. raf.' 4a
A. T. A T. ct. 41 94 rac T. A T. Is
Alchlann sen. 4a.... 91!4iann. eon. 4a...
Hal. A Ohio 4s ttliradini geo. 4a
itirm. A Ohio 4V9. 8 'H. U a M r. r,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
oreign Affairs Again Hold W
Street's Attention to ExcIue.o.:
of Stocks.
LEADING ISSUES NEGLECTED
NEW YORK. Feh. 16,-ForelBn affalia
aiiHln hed Wall street's sttenllon today,
almost to the exclusion of the stock mar-
set itseir. Another shorp decline In ex
change on London, was followed bv an
engagement of a small amount of gold
hy a local banking houae, the metal coni
ng irom Ottawa. Receipt of a liahf ahln.
mrnt of gold coin from l.ondon for trans
fer lo Cuba hole lightly upon the e-
nangn situation. lAter In the dav the
rat for remittances o Irfindon became
more normal, recovering to a point well
above the low quotations of the morning
Another aspect of the financial sltustlon
was the heavv tradlna In bonds for
future delivery. Brokers were almost un
animous In the belief that this denoted
further European hntiidstlon of our se
curities, mainly for German account. It
seemed in be accepted as a fsrt that sev
eral ships soon due at thia port would
bring In a quantity of stocks and bonds
which have been disposed of In this
manner.
Stocks rose and fell In baltin manner.
lend In glssuea being comparatively ne
glected for the manipulated specialties,
these moving In contrary fashion. For
example, Mexican Petroleum added over
three points to Its recent decline, making
a total of almost eight points In two
daya. Plttaburgh coal, preferred, rose
three points In connection with the pro
posed ssle of soma of Its properties, which
waa expected to redound to the advantage
of the shareholders.
C hangea elsewhere were mostly nom
inal, except for Isolated Issues like Mon
tana Power, Texas company and the OH
and Motor stocks. Favorites, Including
United States Steel and the International
list were under freipient pressure. Union
racirtti and Pennsylvania exhibiting ea
peclal heaviness In the final dealings
After the close New Haven's minimum
was reduced from 49 to 47, and that of
Southern Railway preferred from 60 to 4S.
Time money was not nuotahly altered.
but supply was so Is r ire aa to cause aome
large lander to withdraw from the mar
ket. The recent Ruaslan credit of $25,000.-
0110 ha absorbed some of the Inactive
supply.
Number or sales and leading quotation
on atock were a follow:
Sal. Wth. Law. Clcs
l.tos
I sua
.na
las
In
400
4W1
1.404
lino
4.109
too
1.600
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. COFFEE fu
tures were verv quiet and the email
order wer sufficient to causa Irregular
fluctuations. The opening waa at a de
cline of 4 point to an advance of 2U.
points, with near month relatively eaav
under a little scattering liquidation.
which waa supposed to reflect appre
hensions that grade Rio coffees would be
tendered before the maturity of the old
style contract at the end of next June.
iUer December contract also weakened.
and the market closed at a net advance
of 1 lolnts on July, but generally 1 to T
points lower. Sales, i.lmi bans; February.
6.43c; March, 6.49c; April. 668c; May, 6 67c;
June. 6.70c; July, 6.78c; Auguat, 6.83c; Sep
tember, s.wc; ijetoiier, e4c; November.
7.01c; December, 7.00c. Spot quiet: Rio No.
7, 7c; Santoa. No. 4, SHc. Owing to a
hoiidav no mnreis price were reported
from Braxll.
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. COTTON
Spot quiet; middling uplands, 165c; no
sales. Futures closed ateady at 1.20c;
March, 8.60c; May, $K.7c; July, S.880; Au
gust, 9.03c; September, 9. 10c; October.
9.19c: December, 9.86c; January, 6.440.
LIVERPOOL. Fwb. lA-tXTTON Spot
firm: good middling, 6 31d; middling. Mid;
low middling, 4.60c. Salea. 7.000 bale. The
cotton market closed steady at a net ad
vance of from 1 to 9 point.
Alaska Onld ,
Amalgamated Or. per ....
Anwloan lieet, Huaar....
An.arlran ('an
Amarlran H. A ft
An.arlnan S. A R. ptd....
Am. Sugar RaTtnlng
A mart nan TV I. A Tal
American Tonacro
Ananonda Mining
Atrhiann
haltlmorc A Onto
IVmolilyn Rapid Transit.,
tialirnrnla IXrolaum ....
Canadian Paclflo
Central leather
rhlcase Oraat Wast mem..
n.ioaara, u. A m. r....
tlilraso N. W
Chlno lor par
OMoraoa Fuel A Iron....
tlnrado A Southarn....
PanTar A Rio Oranda....
lier.Tar a t. O. pld
IMatlllars' Harurltlaa) ....
Krle
Oanaral ICIaclrta
Ureal Northern ptd
Ureal Northern Ora elm.
Ouaaanbalm Exploration..
llllnola nteal
ltilerhornucb Met. pfA....
Inaplrat Ion Coppar
Intarnatlnnal Harvaatar..
Kansas cut Southsni....
Thlah Valley
loulaTllle a Nashville.
Vrnlcan Patmleum .....
Miami roppar
Vliaaouri, K. A T
Mlanourl Pacific)
National tllarult
K'allonal l.ead ....m...,
NevaAa clnppar
Now York Cant ml
N. Y.. N. H. A It
Norfolk Western
Ncrtharn Pact Mo ......
Paclflo Mall
Pacine Tal. A Tal
ytennarlvanta
rullman Palae Car....
Bar Con. Csppar ,
Headlnx ,
Republic Iron A I
Hock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
t. u 1 i. r. m pfd...
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Houtharn Hallway t ins
Tennaanaa Oippar I.loe
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t'nlon Iwelftc pfd. ....... 900
t nllad Slatas (Aval 17.000
It. H. Kteal pfd
I tah t Topper
Wabaah pM 1...
VVaatern tmlon
WewLlnshcHMia Klactrlo ..
Total aalea for ths day
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of loom
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London' fork Market.
I1NDON. Feb. 16 Th American tock
market today waa dull and fnaturelea.
Kxoept for a slight advance in Canadian
Pacific the list waa Inclined to ease off.
SILVER Bar. 22rf per ounce.
MONEY 1 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATESSliort bill. 1 7-1$
per cent; three months, 7 7-16 per cent.
Dry Good Market,
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were quiet today. tSub
stantlal ahlpmenta of ootton duck were
made and further order wer received
Silks were quiet. Men's wear waa In
moderate demand.
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7
6 ;
No. At. tin. Pr.
M.... 411 Ul IW
of lit ... 60
M Ill 10 f 40
6 I'M ... 4J'i
a ... 6 t'JVa
1 117 ... 46
SHEEP A very good run showed up
for a Tuesday, there being II, (no head
reported in. against t8,846 a week ago
and 10 Jf l a y ear ago. Like yeaterday
the bulk of the ahep was irom Colorado,
Idaho and the Scott Bluff country.
Th market opened in good season,
with the early aalea being male on ahlp
plng and (hearing account. Offeiinge go
ing to fill ahlpptng order were strong to
a dime higher, while those going back to
Ihe country were about eteasly. Tha beat
lambs sold up to $8 jotjg.iu. It waa a slow
market so far ss the packer were con
cerned. They wanted some goo. I killers
bad enough, but early in the forenoon
hesitated, paying prlcea on the aame
basis aa yeaterday. Sellers stood pal
however, and late In tim day disposed
uf the bulk of tha utieep and lambs at
good strong, figures. Fwrs ranged
Evaporated Apple aad Drlrd Fralt
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. EVAPORATED
APPLES Uulet.
DRIED FRUITS Prune, ateady. Apri
cots, firmer; choice, 9i,ftc; extra
choice, liifgiOUo; rancy, lOVa'Hc. reaches
quiet. Raisin, firm but lnactlv.
Gets Six Months on
"General Principles"
From Judge on Trial
WHEEUNO. W. V., Fb. 16. That
Federal Judge Alston O. Dayton of th
Northern district of West Virginia, w
prejudiced against labor union waa tha
burden of moat of tha testimony heard
today by the congressional subcommittee
Investigating charge against the Jurist.
Th uddn resignation of Judg John J.
Jackson, Judge Dayton' predecessor, was
also touched upon by witnesses, th most
of whom wer member of labor union.
Judg Dayton' alleged connection with
th Federal Carbon company was also
brought before th committee.
Van-Blttner, president of dlatriot No. I;
John Levlnka. an organiser, and Jams
Oates, a board member of district No. 6.
all swore they heard Judge Dayton aay:
"If John P. Whit war her with you
I would glv him twelve month In Jail."
Whit at th time was international
president of th United Mine Worker. .
ivn03 ON SVH XI
uicsicg Ojisnugj
e.iinequioo
10M ItNItt HU Mi nTM WH4 M
inHHHin 1SHQ Hill
Y0U dont need
A MU 5TAK1
But you must hare th RIGHT
start If you would make a suoceas
of your efforts to aet ahead fi
nancially. Open a Savings account today.
4 paid on deposits, which have
th protection of th Depositors'
Uuarante Fund.
SOUTH OMAHA
SAVINGS BANK
24th and M Streets
H. C. B08TWICK, Pro Merit
TI HUMAN BUCK, V. Pre.
Y. It. GKTTlf, Cashier.
Removed liursal aUrcments.
Thickened, Swolleo lissue.
Curbs, Filled Tendons, Sor
oei from gny DrulM or StraJa;
Stopi Spavin Lsmcneaa. Allayipaia.
Doc not Blister, remove the hair o
lay up the horse. S2.00 a bottle.
delivered. Book J K free.
ABiORBINE, JR.. the antiseptic lirW
mnt for mankind. For Synovitis, Strain.
Gouty or Rheumatic deposits. Swollen.
Painful Varicose Vein. Will ttli you
more if you write. .. 1 1 snd f- per bottle at
dealer or delivered. Manufactured orJ v bt
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