THK IU:K: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FKKKUAUY 'JO, 1!)ir.
13
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I OK ttKNT
llnntrkrr plna Rooms.
t-L.IF.Pl NO anil housekeeping rooms, fur
nace heat. 7a 8. Ikth. Tyier liW-W.
FRONT room mil I nous, keeping rooms.
warm, well heated and every conveni
ence, 617 N. ti'th.
tela an Awrlaipiii.
OI.UokNIA Motel isih en-1 :r-ni,
X?k 'lLrRte $3ndjupkJDoglaejr08S.
DODQB HliTKli- Modern Reasonable.
lease and ( ottagea.
ALT j slses. $3 pgr month up, 507 Paxton.
6- ROo.M ston bungalow $-i...
5-room, cor. 19th and Sahlcr $J 0)
7 - loom, fine location $f0i
-room, modern except heat $JiO
R-room, never occupied :2 5
J-room. modern, raved street tS'.O
AMERICAN SECURITY IDMPANy!
Douglas &it) or Walnut 3037, Harney 2.'.46
I'M J WOOUVORTH Ave., 8-r mod., $20.
L'I6 Seward. 6-r.. barn, 115.
155 N. 20th St., 4-r., $125.
1", P. JSth B-r., $10. Others.
RI N OWAJ -T. Brand els Thea t cr Ring
$12 S. ISth, 3 r., brick, partly modern.
extra choice. o
6- r . modern. 719 S. 37th St. 7-r.. modern.
8614 Leav. St.. good 'oration, Wob. t'.W
7- ROOM modern detached house. . 10 8.
S&th St. Har. VIo.
12-ROOM modern house, with barn, hot
water heat, 2618 Harney St., vacant
March t Inquire T. J. O Brien, H. loot.
nir.i
WALKING DISTANCE, 8-room modern
house. In (rood condition, 2644 Dodge, $35.
Vacant March 1st V. W. Mitchell,
sa owner. Webster 4R76.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, shirs: J-horse. van
' and 2 men. $1.28 per nr.; tnrnge $2 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 at Ty. 230.
J. C. Reed
Bxp. wo., inovlnu
packing A storage.
1007 Karri am. D. 6146.
Gordon VanCo. $
Moving.
cklnx
Storanu
lit N. 11th St
Phone D 884 or Web. 13X1
Krmonaln parts of the city.
uouse8 Crelgh Sons A Co.. Bee
Bids.
Maggard's
per hr.; dray, 1 men,
Webster. Doug. 149a.
Van and Stor
age Co., Large
van, I men,- $1.M
$1.23 per hr. 1713
7-ROOM modern home, first class condt
tlon. 8t".58 Jones. D. Maclvcr, Silk Dept.,
Ilayden Bros.
For Rent
FIVE ROOM 9
i SLEEPING PORCH
CLOSE IN
BRICK
V NEAR SCHOOL
) PAVED STREET
American Security Co.
t IDougrlaa 613 or Har. 2645. Wal. 8037,
r FOR IlENT
W'e have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van Ac Storage Co., 80S So. :6th St.
6-Room new modern house, at 3S67 Jones
St. Sleeping porch. Never been occu
pied. Apply at 306 S. 17th. Phone Doug.
BOS MASON St., R-r.. all mod.. $40.
2433 Franklin, 13-r., all mod., $.
10IW-O8V4 S. 22ii St., 9-r., all mod., $?0.
I.i3 6. Sth St.. 6-r., all mod., $20.
3404 Military Ave., 6-r., part mod., $15.
3331 Fowler Ave., 5-r., part mod., $13.50.
bV . 2f.th St., S-r., part mod.. $.
BIRKETT A COMPANY.
413 Bee Bldg. Doug. 633.
$1? 3-R. BRICK, PART MOD. KXTRA
GOOD. 30-t4 8. 18TH. TEL. R. 4902. -o
8-HOOM modern house, 7tl6 N. 30th., $30
per month. Call Red 4S0S.
Store Bad Of tiers.
Downtown stores. L. H. Hill. t30 Bran. Th.
NEW STORES FOR RENT
In Grand Theater building, 16th and Bln
ney Sts. Room has steam heat, full base
ment, three entrances, strictly modern,
show windows. Good neighborhood for
an up-to-date business.
OEORGE & COMPANY.
Phone D. 756. 02 City Nat I Bank Bldg.
LARGE store room at 16th and Howard;
suitable for any kind of business. Wright
& I.aslmry, fj6 S. 16th. Phone 1 152.
GOOD 2d floor offices, low rent. Wright
AV Lashury, 606 S. 16th St. Phone D. 162,
1213 JACKSON STREET.
FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT.
44x1.12 FEET EACH.
This building Is being put In good con
dition and will be fine for a light manu
lacturing concern, paint shop or for any
other business along this line. Is light
and pleasant, with glass front and num
ber of skylights. Basement also very
light. Rental $75 per month.
HI ATT-FAIR FIELD CO.-.'
230 Omaha Nat. Bank Bids. D. 498.
WANTED TO RENT
WAN TEU) to rent a atenotype. K 692. Bee.
REAL ESTATE 1
FARM at RANCH LANDS FOR IALB
Callforala.
6 EE) THE PANAMA-PACIFIC
International exposition at Sail Francisco
this year at our expense. If you pur
chase any of our rich colony lands in the
famous Sacramento valley we will show
you the exposition.
tin reserves you ten acres or mora. In-
apectton can be made any time
within alx months; balance in nine annual
payments.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
City National Bank bldg.
Colorado.
TO SETTLERS ONLY 320-acrea for $200;
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, M
aand. J. A. Tracy.' Ft. Morgan. Colo.
aauu,
BARGAIN 240-acre dairy farm, near Sa
il na, Kan.; write for full description and
list of 100 Hansen farms for aale In central
Kansas. V. E. Nlquette. Sallna, Kan.
Miunyrl,
GOOD Itnd, clos to R. R. town, 20 acres,
$400, $6 monthly; 4 acres, $700. $10
monthly; SO acres, tl.OXi; no Interest, no
taxes, no forfeiture; best bargain In
South Missouri; literature free. D. Mer
riam, Ellis & Benton, Kansas City. Kan.
GOOD homes In south Mo. cheap and on
easy terms. Write me toe prices. J. C.
W)nkoop, Mountain View, Mo.
Mlasieeota.
IMPROVED farms in corn belt of Minne
sota. $40 to $70 per acre. Also large
acreage unimproved. Agents wanted.
Farmers Land Co., Palace Bldg., Minne
. a polls, Minn.
MINNESOTA LANDS at wholesale
6,000 acra Marshall county, prairie, good
aoli, near railroad, $15.60 per acre; $2.50 per
acre cuh, balance five equal pay men ta,
per cent; 4.000 acres Cass countv; dark
loam, with clay subsoil; considerable
hardweod timber; should retail at $5 per
acre; price, $.J0: $2 per acre cash, bal
ance tnost any kind of terms, I per cent
t.ttO acres Lake county. 20 to 36 mtlea fine
lake frontage. $4.50 per acre; $1 per acre
caali, balance three equal payments, f
per cent. Schwab Bros.. 102s Plymouth
Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
Nebraska..
SECTION Kimball Co. orsa. HOI Paul
$0 ACRES, fine upland farm. In Douglas
county, 11 nrilta from Omaha. 2V, of
rood town. 9lh ri I i I o t r-m IiaJu. -.
' - ....... -.'wsw 1. 1 or h
paved road. $i,000 worth Improvements, 12
on annua. t-Aira line, price 914 QUO'
terms, $3.mjd cash, or might take bankable
note for $1.50o, $10,2u0 ten years' time, 6 prr
cent. Deed and possession March 1
Owner. Ixxk Bog 6. Springfield. Neb.
RANCH for sale. 640 acres, 50 acres
under cultivation, 200 valley, cuts
7", ton hay, all fenced, 40 cattle. 7 horses.
Price Including stock $7,0. Cash. No
trades. I -owe A Young. Mullen, Neb.
Wlaesula,
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
union; aetucia wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let Na 34 on Wisconsin Ctfitral Land
Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising.
If tiiMrrvKied In fruit lands ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department, axx Llua Railway,
M.UjBapulla. Jdiua.
llKAL KSTATK
FARM A H II MM) FOR A LH
ct York..
NEW YORK FARMS FOR SAL.
LAt'K F MONEY IS A COMMON 1IS
THKSS. Hl'T NV IS THE Tl M I'
F R A UIDKAWAKK MAN TO (IKT
CLosk TO THE WORLD'S BEST
MA UK KT
lO'-acre iarm with IS cows, team atvl
ee. d Kraln, fertile Itnd, good tint dlnat.
pure spring water. Price $' per acre; $i0
cash; ll'io yearly.
herf you have the benefit of
a foppish oty who sh'.mpkd.
"S-m re farm, house and 3 barns. 2 hen
neries. hoKhouse. on main road, water at
house ard barn, p) cows ami horse, seed
Hrln. hsy to grass, l'rlcc $i500. $.'00 cash;
"' vearlv.
Write for Photos.
R. R. fare one nay to purchaser.
F. Ml'NSON.
tig S. Sallna Bt., yr",u!L??-i.
"NEW YORK state grslii and dairy
farms, all sies. Some desirable farms
with fine Chautauqua lvke frontage.
Write Jay A. Butler, Iakewood, New
York-
North Dakota.
IMPROVED farm, B04 teres. Cavalier
county. North Dakota. 7 miles from
LanRdon, co. seat, on O. N. R. R., miles
from station on "Soo Line"; well settled
country ; good soil; half under cultivation;
well, barn; grows alfalfa and small
grains. Price, $40 per acre. Write to H.
F. Fryberger. 1050 Security Bank Bldg.,
Mlnespolln. Minn.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
W . VTil i .1 L A TO 1 1VII
or clear lots for equity In $1S.500 home,
mortgage only $t.5xi. Writ for descrip
tion. O'Kcefe Heal Estate Co.
1016 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 271R.
KXCHANUES Sllaa ROBB1NS. D. 2S4:'.
REAL KSTATE LOANS
CITY anil faim loans, o 5, per cent.
J. H. Dumont & t'clWI Farnam. Omaha
WAMtU City loans and warianis. W.
arnam Smith & Co.. 13TO 1-arnam.
$l'io to $10,000 made promptly. F. 1J. Weed,
Wead Bldg., lKth and Farnam Sts.
WANTED City loans Peters 'i rust Co.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farina.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Omaha Natl. Douglas 271S.
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 1MU and l'arnam Sts.
GARVIN BROS f
SEE us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
6
CITY IX3ANS. C. O. Carlberg.
310-312 Brundels Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H Thomas, juit State Bank Bldg.
MONjY on nana lor city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City MatL Bank Bldg.
ABSTRACTS OP TITLES
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. 305 S. 17th St.
Phone Douglas 64S7.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
40 ACRES north of Florence, lust the
place for a suburban home. It can be
made Into profltahle fruit farm, as the
soil is especially tdapted for small fruit:
has only small Improvements; has beau
tiful, small natural grove; will sell on
terms. Might consider some exchange.
TRAVER BROS.,
705 Omaha Nut. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
It Will Pay
You
To let us show you several real bar
gains we have In five and six-room bun
galows. If you are in the market for
a homo and want something right and at
a bargain, see us at onoe.
We have a bungalow In Kountze Place,
one in Norwood, two In Collier Place, one
at 32d and Poppleton Ave., and several
others. Can make terms to suit.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Doug. 4270.
NEW DESIGN
In a 5-rooni bungalow; has oak finish
In three rooms, one a sunroom, beam
celling, book cases, window seat, fine
large kitchen, with convenient pantry and
Icebox room; furnace heat; cemented
basement; fine lot; paved street; close to
car; located near 19th and Laird Sts.
Price, $3,9.;i0. Easy terms, or lot taken as
first payment.
RASP BROS.
ins McCague Bldg Douglas 1653.
Why Pay Rent
when for $100 cash and $ per month
you can buy a fine 5-room modern, ex
cept heat, cottage in frood repair. This
place is at 3Mo N. 19th St. Better see
this place today.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 2u).
508 Ben Bldg
GARDEN LOTS.
Ten fine garden lots to wlect from In
Hitchcock's First addition, between 36th
and 40th Sts.. between Lake and Maple.
PRICES. $160 to
Terms. $1 down, $1 per week, without
Interest. . :
Telephone Douglas 396.
HARRY BILBY.
i
1013-14 1 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
PRAIRIE PARK. 8 room and sleeping
Porch: brand new. never occupied; oak
finish first story, white enamel second
story; tiled bathroom; $500 cash, $50
monthly. Beautiful home In an ideal
neighborhood. B. J. Scannell, 509 w are
Block.
DANDY EMMET STREET HOIISE.
6 good rooms, all modern, close to 24th
St. car. A big snap at $3,360. Can show
this house any time.
PAYNE INVESTMENT tJO.,
Ware Block. Doug. 1781.
MODLRN 6-room cottage on Florence
Blvd , facing east. Jut north of Grand
Ave. Terms $500 cash, balance $30 month.
Phono Webster 2O09.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Business Lot
at a Bargain
Gtxl32 feet to paved alley. Located only
66 feet from 16th Street, close to retail
center. Will divide. See us about this
at once.
George & Company
902 Citv Nat l. Bank Bldg.
Phone Doug. 756.
6 or 20? '
We ran build you an apartment house,
with four 3-room atartments. Murphy
beds, etc.. In a good location for a cash
payment of HOO, that nets over 20 per
cent (n money invested. Particular on
reguevt Abk for Mr Manvllle.
HASTINGS HEYDEN. 1814 Harney.
REAL ESTATE KOITH SIDE
A L lose-In Bargain
8-room house located near 22d and Ieav
enworih, all modern In every respect,
hot water beat, oak floors, n-ce lot, plenty
of ahruLbery. Will take a vacant lot or
small cottage as part payment.
l'irkett & Company,
423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 633.
REAL ESTATE SOfTH SIDE
Open
for Inspection
Sunday
2 to 5 P. M.
SOUTH
NEAR
CAR AND
IN WALKING
DISTANCE,
6 AND 6-
ROOM
HOUSES.
MODERN.
American Security Co.
Douglas 5013 or Harney 3646 or Wal. 3037.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
a
34th n Farnam
d
Home
OF ONE OF OMAHA ?
FOREMOST FAMILIES.
EAST FRONT.
EXQUISITE VIEW.
FIVE SLEEPING ROOMS.
SERVANTS' QUARTERS.
OAK FINISH.
FINE GROUNDS.
The owner Is desirous of disposing of
this place very soon and will make a
price accordingly.
American.Security Ca
Douglas E"13 or Harney ?H5 or Wal. 8037.
Oose-In 8-R. Mod.
W . Farnam home bargain, $3,000.
Rental terms. Houee well built, has new
furnace, nicely terraced level lot, shade,
paved streets, etc.; fine location. Here a
a home of merit. Price cut from $4,000 for
quick sale.
$60 CASH-415 PER MONTH.
Good 6-r. house, partly modern, best
repair, well located, paved street, con
venient to car. Hnraafn at $1,400.
MKITR1CK, R. E. CO., DOUG.
1483.
$100 CASH. WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
7-room. strictly modern, oak iinisn;
paved street; 1 blocks from car.
M. r. UHKIB CO.,
603i Bcc Bldg. Doug. .1678.
MIDWINTER BARGAIN.
BY OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
7-room modern house, 16-inlnute walk to
Kth and Farnam, $3,500 If taken this week.
Harney 1441. 2715 Capitol Ave.
REAL ESTATE DUNDEE.
DO YOU WANT
a $6,000 house for $6,000, .In Dundee7 8
rooms, new, strictly modurn, up to date.
W. H. RUSSELL, 631 Brandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
DO YOU OWN YOUR LOTT IF YOU
DO. YAU CAN BE LIVING IN YOUR
OWN HOME NEXT SUMMER IF
YOU GET STARTED TO BUILD
EARLY.
This company will put up th house
complete from the digging of the cellar
to the decorating of the walls and th
building of cement walks, according to
plans mad especially to suit you, with
no trouble or worry on your part.
YOU PAY FOR YOUR HOME AS YOU
EARN-EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Call at our office for further Informa
tion. if you don't own a lot, come and see
us any way. We have several or sal on
easv payments that will please you.
BANKERS REALTY INVESTMENT CO.,
Ground Floor Be Bldg.
Telephone Douglas Wt. o
Gallagher & Nelson
Real Estate
and Insurance
644 Brandeis Bldsr. D. 3382-o
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO" CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposal for furnishing the
labor and material necessary for the con
struction of curbs, gutter, curb ap
proaches, and paving in Paving District
No. 1, in the city of Columbus, Nebraska,
will be received by the city clerk of said
city up to 8 o'clock p. m. of th 2d day
of March, 1016, at which hour the bid
will be publicly opened and announced by
the mayor and city council of eald city.
Th work will consist of 12,000 Ltntal
feet, more or less, of. curb and gutters,
J ........ -nnMonKM .! KllIU ..hi u -
yards, more or less, of paying. ' Th Union
Pacific Railroad company reserve the
right to curb, gutter and pave between
their tracks, where tracks are less than
25 feet apart from center to center.
The engineer's estimate for labor and
material for the proposed improvement
Is as follow:
50.134 sou are yards of paving with
brick $112,801.50
The same with Fiber brick 100.268.00
Th same with Bitulithlct 100,268.00
mi -. a . i . . . . l; 't-r ut
1 lie Winn Willi A.lJiiait muricia oilmi .n.
The same with concrete J6,2b4.0
7,3uo lineal feet of combination
curbing and guttering 13,140.00
!,600 Lineal feet of gutter 6,040.00
l ouo uneal reet curbing nnu m
25 curb approaches 250.00
All proposals on curbs, gutters and curb
approaches, must be accompanied by a
certified 'check of $1,000. All proposal
on paving must be accompanied by a
certified check of $5,000. All proposal
for the entire proposed work must be
accompanied by a certified check of $6,000.
These checks must he payable uncon
ditionally to the treasurer of the city of
Columbus, Nebraska, or order, as a guar
antee of good faith to be collected and
held by the city a liquidated damage
in case the bid Is accepted and th bidder
neglect or refuse to enter Into a con
tract and bond In accordance therewith.
Plana and Se-lf lcatlons together with
general stipulations and Instructions to
bidder, to be made a part of the contract
or contracts with successful bidders, may
lie wen and examined at the office of
said city clerk.
Columbus. Nebraska, February 17, 118.
liana and specifications may be ob
tained from the special engineer, "L, F.
Gottschalk" for tri.
WILLIAM BECKER, City Clerk.
F.SOo.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING. Notice I hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land company will be held
al the office of said company at Lincoln,
Nebraska at eleven o'clock a m. on th
third day of Mar h, A D. U16.
C H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln. Nebraska. February 1, 191&
F-S-d-Ht
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Feb. H. Th Commercial Bul
letin will aay tomorrow: "Business in
wool has been of smaller proportion dur
ing the week owing to the fact that there
has not been the heavy speculative buy
ing among dealers. The manufacturer
have leen buyera to a fair extent, how
ever, and rrhes are fully firm and per
haps a bit Uglier. Adilcea from Yorkshire
tell of a market of limited suppllea and
very firm price. The embargo situation
la without material change.
Dry Gol Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 DRY GOOD
Cotton good market were quiet today.
Yarn were dull. The wool market were
firm, but leas active. 611k were quiet.
Burlap In good demand.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Com Up Three to Tour Cent,
While Corn and 0t$ Remain
About 8ame.
MAY OPTIONS SHOW STRENGTH
OMAHA. Feb. 1. 1M5.
The banner dav In the cash wheat mar
ket of the Tnlled States Is a term that
may be well applied on account of the
enormoua tajtlngs of that grain by tin
porting nations.
It was estimated that the sale of wheat
for foreign nrtlpment amounted to 3,V)0,.M
bu. In addition to nearly 4.000,000 hu. of
corn and 3,00,000 mi. of oata. The total
sales were the largest that have been re
ported for some time.
The embargo promised by Germany
was thought to be a bearish factor, hut
the fact that the wheat market open.-.!
at a range of $1 63S to $1.6 shows that
the tracers did not take much stock in
thene reports. The May option allowed
considerable strength tooav and the clos
ing prices were around the $1.63 mark.
Omaha Spot Market Wheat waa Jo to
4Vfcc. higher; corn. Wo to He hlglier, and
oats were unchanged to V.c higher.
Clearance were Wheat and flour
equal to 888,000 bu.; corn, 136,000 "! oats,
442.000 bu.
laverpool rloaed with corn unchanged
to kd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were H.C bu.
and shipments, S11.000 bu., against re
ceipts of 690.000 bu. and shipments of
26!,om bu. last year.
Primary com receipt were M5,W hu.
and shipments 6S7.000 bu.. against receipts
of WI9.00O bu. and shipments of 6K.0W bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were K0.000 bu.
and shipments, gTS.OOO bu.. against re
ceipts of 624,0110 bu. and shipments of 603,
000 bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn, Oats,
Chicago
Minneapolis
iDuluth,
Omaha
Kansas City
St. loiils
Winnipeg
.11
1.
$:
61
14
41
m
71
64
3U
today: Wheat No. 3
Sales reported
hard winter: 3 cars, $1.67. No. 8 hard
winter: 2 cars. $1.M. No. 4 hard winter:
1 car, $1 54: 1 car, $1.63. No. 3 mixed: 1
car, $1.66; 1 car, $1.64. No. i mixed: 1
car, $1.64. Rejected; 1 car, $1.60. Ry
No. X: 1 car, $1.21. No. 3: 1 car, $1.20.
Corn No. 3 yellow: 3 car. 60Sc; 1 oar,
t No. t yellow: 1 ear, o. No. 3
mixed: 1 car, near white, No. No.
mixed: 3 car. VVc; 8 car. 6ttc. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, 69c; 1 car, 6sa. No. I
mixed: 1 car, 68c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car,
67c. Sample: 1 car, yellow, tac. Oat
No. 8 white: 4 cars. 66c. No. 4 white; 3
cars. 64Vc. No. 3 mixed: 1 car. 64fc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 hsrd.
Sl.6eH4jU.58; No. 8 hard. $1.66H1.67H; No.
4 hard, $1.461 56; No. 3 spring. I1.5-4H 57;
No. Odurum. $l.4Mil.bO; No. 3 durum, L47
tl.4. torn: No. 1 white, 7OH5t"0c; No.
2 whlt. 70Ve'WHc; No. 3 white, 7ojf7oHc:
No. 4 whit. W70c: No. 6 white, 69L
tc; No. 6 white, .HW&iHc; No. 1 yellow,
O6i70c; No. 2 yellow. 6,H3-V ; No. $
vellow, Sitf9Hc: No 4 yellow, iVfc;
No. 6 yellow, WfcfiWHc: No. 6 yellow, 67
(f6S4c: No. 1 mixed, 69H70c; No. 2 mixed.
KU'ittrtOVe: No. 3 mixed. 6$Hc; No. 4
mixed. rtNV4rtSc; No. 6 mixed. 67H4i.c;
No. 6 mixed. 61ift67e. Oata: No. 1 white,
6sy6Vc; atandard. sTxffMHc: .No. $ white.
NS'aiic; No. 4 wnite. M"tnc. nrn- .
Malting. iH7Sc: no. i reen, wi"c xe.
No. 2. $1.$H1.21; No. 3. $1.1H1.20.
CHICAGb GRAIN AND rROVISIONS
Feat a re of th Trmllsiai mu4 Closing
Price oai Boar A of Tr4.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1 Desplt excited
market conditions at TJverpool a fresh
advance of '4c here) In the price of wheat
today waa more than wiped out. Foreign
buying In , tne t'nitea Biaiea socmen io
have been checked to a considerable ex
tent and there was fear that th sus
pension of travel between the continent
and England boded serious stops In wheat
shipments from America, un marae-
here closed weak at Wffio unaer iui
night. Corn lost tt1e to T41P10 net and
oals VifMkC to ?Mo. Provisions finished
Irregular 5c off to a Ilka amount up.
Wheat at flrt went rapidly upgrade,
went along by a general rush to the bull
side ot tne maraei. mi incentive came
chiefly from Liverpool dispatches telling
nr mint. tlnna 2U4iaUo hiaher and refer
ring to much putiiio aaa traa criticism oi
delays in the buying or supplies, stgna,
however, of any uch volume of purchas
ing for Europe as reported to hae takril
place the day before railed to appear and
it was not long until the greatest pres
sure was rrom sellers.
Bottom prices on wheat here quickly
followed announcement from Washington
that travel between Great Britain and the
rest of Europe had entirely ceased. This
nolle alone waa apparently responsible
lor the flurry that accompanied the last
setback of lH'io In price har a the ses
sion cam to a close. Export clearances
were cut almost in half as compared with
the previous twenty-four hour.
Corn rose and fnll with wheat. Bear
made much of th fact that assertion
of big sale of corn for export yesterday
had not been confirmed. Seaboard ad
vices were that foreigner today took 9A
000 bushels. Shipments from Argentina
totalled 1,000,000 bushels less than was the
rase a week ago. Oats encountered plen
tiful selling almost from the start. Com
mission house furnished about th only
support.
Provisions were quite unsettled, but
kept within a narrow rang. Packer
tok a hand on both side of the market.
Following 1 the rang of price:
Article! Open. Hlgh. Low.
Close. Yes y.
Wheat! 11(1
! May. 1 tt 1R Xm 1H
July. 1 36 1 8Vj 1 32'i 1 S2H
Corn: i
May. 78H( 1H 77H 77H
July. 80H 80 78 78
Oata:
May m 80S 6H 6H
July. 66H 66S 66 65
Pork:
May. 18 66 IS 80 180 I8 60
July. 107 1SS0 18 02 102
Lard: t
May. 10 SO M 86 JO 66 10 83
July. 10 75 10 80 10 76 10 80
Rib:
May 10 30 10 10 16 IS
. July. 10 87 10 46 10 87) 10 40
1 61
1 33
7
78
68
IS 62
107
10 67
10 76
1018
10 87
Chicago Caah Price Wheat: No. S red
$1.62ral.; No. 3 hard, $l.Cii&1.68, Corn:
No. 4 yellow, 72(fjr7Tkc; No. 4 while, 74
4j'76o. Oats: Na, S white, Sto8c; No. 1
wnue, tnWia nye: No. 2, $1.26. Bar
lay: 77b4u. Seeds: Timothy. S6.6Ofi4.60:
clover, $lL60roil4.0. Pork: S17.0Ua Is.io.
Lard: $101. Rib: $9.2&ct0.76.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 24(29c.
EGG & Lower; receipts. 4.072 cases: at
mark, rase included, VtuUtc; ordinary
firsts, 26c; firsts. tM'Oa.
POTATOES Lower: recelots. 0 cr.-
Michigan and Wisconsin red, OTsMOc:
white. 8Kp8c. '
POULTRY Llv. aDTing. 14c: fowl.
18c.
New York Oesml Marker .
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-aUGA It Future.
were firm again today on scattered com
mission house and trade buying which
seemed to be the result of th higher spot
maraei ana rauoa i-uDan crop esti
mate. I Tic at midday were i to 10
point higher. Raw sugar, firm: nolasaea.
tW lfc; centrifugal, 4.77H.8c. Iteflned,
BUTT ETR Firm; receipt. 6,826 tub:
creamery extra (.83 score), lt?3lc:
creamery (higher acorlng). SXuatw:
Creamery firsts, 3i360c; seconds, ,m,uc
Htrons : reoelota k'r4 ea..-
freah gathered extraa, s0iUc; extra
first. uc; firsts. 22i2Uc: aaconda. at
28c; nearby hennery, wiiltes, 87c.
uiiKEHU-titeady; reoolpts 3.138 eases;
state, whole milk, held specials, 177o;
state, whol milk, swarag fancy. luii?a
POULTRY Llv, atMdy; western chick
ens, 16plc: fowls, 15Vrio. turkeys. 14
4Tc. Dreased. firm: western roasting
chlckeoa, 17b-x1c; fresh fowls, 14lMc;
turkey, UKinc.
Kaaaas City Grata Prorlstoas.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 18. WH EAT No.
S hard, $1 6il 6e; No. S red, $l.67(ttH.6;
Mtiy, Sl.63; July. S1.1.S6; LepUniber,
$1.17Mrl.l7.
CORN No. S mixed, 72F72o: No. I
white, T6e; No. 3 yellow. 78c; No. 8, T3c;
May. 744y7e; July. W4ync; Sptmber.
OAs-No. S white. 66ii7c; No. I
mixed. 63c.
K OXJ iH First. He: seconds 17o.
OATS-No. S whlt. 67c; No.' 1
mixed. 6'4rSc
P U LT R Y Hens, lic; rooster. 10c;
turkeys, 16c.
Mlaaeapoll Gralaj Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 1S.-JWHKAT
May. StU asked; July. Sl-47ai 47
.ikci1; Nn. 1 hard, $!&'; No. 1 northern,
II MMil VV No. 2 northern, $1 47VU1.53
FLOFR I'nchangrd.
HAlU.KY-T.'iW.
KYK II 4il 4.
Hit A N -$:'4 .
COIIN- No. 3 vellow. 71 V.I 71 c.
n.M'S-Xo. 3 while, (.'ti (.
FLA.-$l Will 86.
OMAHA I.KNKI1AI, MIRKKT,
miTTF.R-No. 1. 1-Tb. cartons. 31c: No.
I. an il. tubs. tc.
CHEESE Imported Bwlsa J4c; Amee
an Swine. 36c; block Swiss. 22c; twins,
lc; dalotes. lie; t-lplcts. I.e. loung
A merlon. 19c; blue label brick, 17'c; Hm
burger, 3-lb., IKK-; l ib., 20c; New Yolk
white. IJv; Imported French RonucforC
40c.
POTATOKX-t'oloradrt Rurals. 7fo mi.;
Red River Ohio, soo bu.; Minnesota.
Whites. 65c bu.
FISH Trout. 2c; large rrapp'.e. 16c;
halibut, 14c; channel ralltfth, 14c.
MiKKT I'O TA cues -Katw-an. J.i. not.
RHKF CUTS-No. 1 rlh. 16c: No. i. 14c;
No. 8. 10c. No. 1 Iclii. liHc; No. 2, l.-Vi
No. 8, 11V: No. I Chuck.!-; No. 2, ";
No. 3. JVc; No. 1 rounds. li'4K; lo. z, nc;
No. 3. li'V; No. 1 plates, 8c; No. 1, Hc;
No 8. Tc
POULTRY BroMers. i4c; spring rnica-
ens, lie; nens. uc; cocas, oc, uucaa.
geese, c: uirarya, iw. uigcuiia. ii-r
dea. 0c; ducks, full festhered. 10c; gees,
full fsthered. 8o; squab, No. 1. $1.M; No,
Maraci quotations lurui.niro uuiu.im
Fruit company:
FRUITS-Orange: Kxtra fanry, Alpha
betical, all else. $2.76 box; extra fancy.
Ulendora Homes, all alsea, $2.65 box; extra
fancy. Sunk 1st, all sixes, xi.mi oox.
Lemons: Fancy Sunklst, Os, 3'V, $4 00
to $5 00 box; choice Red Ball. $.160 box.
Grapefruit: 36s. 64, 64s and 8s, $.60 box.
Apples: Extra fancy White Winter Pear
malnea, $.,.0u box; extra fancy White Win
ter Pearmaines, $1.5 box; extra fancy
Washington Wlnraap. $150 box; extra
funcy Wsshlngton Spltxenburga, $1.50 box;
Washington extra muiy i""ii ..
box; fancy Washington Jonathans, 1.6s,
iws and 200. $16 box; ldsno lancy
Crimes' Golden, $1.50 box; Idaho choice
rimes Golden, l.a not; luino extra
fancy Jonathiinn. $l.M box; extra fancy
Black Ben Davis. II. X box; extra fancy
Black Twigs. $1.60 box; fancy Black
WEI NKS LAY P M
Twigs $136 box; extra fancy Ganos, $1.3o
box; fancy llanos. $1.25 box; fancy Rome
liaatiiixa. tl 60 box: fancy Rome Beauties.
4 box lots or more, $1.40 box; extra fancy
Black Twigs, v 5i Dm.; extra lain-y
soiiri Ben Davis, highly colored, $3 26 bbl.
Grapes: California. Emperors. $3.M bbl.;
Malaga. .WI DPI. reara; n.iuu.,
box; Lawrence. $4.00 box; Jers.-. U26
box; Bos. o. $25 lio:. Sheldon, in Box;
Easter, U36 box. Mananas; i er uucu.
$1.76 to $..& Strawberries, 400 tjr.
PI noiitn. in- -"v m -
Nl'TS-No. 1 California walnuU, per
lb., ISc; black walnuts, per lb., SHc; fil
berts, per lb.. ISO; pecans, per io..
Braxll. lier lb., 12Hc; almonds, per lb.,
ic; 12-12 os. figs, per box, 86c; 50-6 os.
tim ner box. K W. sugar walnut aaiea.
per box, $1.40; Halowl dates, per lb.. 8c.
VKUKTAHliBin-jauiu lowei , pwr '-rain,
$3.00; now cabbage, per lb 2c; cucum
bers, ner box. $2 26: red cabbage, per lb..
3Hc; celery, Jumbo, per do., Wc; peppers.
per basket, wo; leai leituce, per una., w,
onions (shallotsl, per dos., 6iic; head
lettuce, per dos., $1.00; tomatoes; per
crate, $600; onions, yellow, per lb., 2n;
garllo, per lb., 25c: onions, red, per lb.,
2c; radishes, per dot., 50c; onions, while,
per lb., 2'4c; turnip, per dos., &;
onion. Spanish, per crate. $1 60; spinach,
per dos., 60c; endive, per lb., 86c; parsley,
per dos., 60c; artichokes, per dos., $1.50;
beans per hamper, 1160. brussel sprouts,
par lb., 20c. Potatoes: Colorado rurals.
per bushel, 76c; Red river Ohlos, per
ntishel Mkr; Minnesota whites, per bushel,
65c. Sweet p-et a toe, per hamper, $1.86.
MISCELLANEOUS Shelled popcorn,
per lb., 4c; limes, per box, $1.75; cracker
lack, per case, $3.50; crackerjack, per
half case, $1.76; checkers, per rase, $3.60:
checkers, per half case, $1.75; honey, per
case, $3.75; New York elder, per keg, $3.60;
cocoanuts, per sack. $3.60; cocoanuts, per
do., 76c- cranberrle, lata Howe's, per
barrel, $7.00; peanuts, raw, per lb., 7c;
peanuts, raw, sack lots, jumbo, per lb.,
8c; peanuts, rossted. per lb., 8 Ho; pea
nuts, salted, per can, $1.60; mushrooms,
per lb., ooc.
Liverpool Orsls Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IS.-WHEAT-Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba, 13 lid; No. 2. 13a lod;
No. 3, 13 sd; No. 2 hard winter, nom
inally. 13a 8Hd.
CORN Spot, American mixed, 8a Sd;
American mixed, new, 8 3d; February,
serf: March. 7a lOd.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast) 359
41 6. '
at. Ioals Grain Market.
ST. lH'Ifl. Feb. 18. WHEAT No. 3
red. Sl.6uim.flOH: No. 2 hard, $1.6031.61.;
xi.v. tl. 66V: July. 81.28.
CORN No. 3, 74Ho; No. $ white, 76fJ
76Ho: My, 77Hc; July, 78'4Wo.
OATBNo. 2. 67Hc; No. $ whlt. 6c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.--COFFEK-Tha
market for coffee futures was easier to
day under scattering liquidation and local
oiling which waa attributed to th In
fluence of continued large Braslllan re
ceipt, a decline of S-I6d In the rate of
Rio exchange on lxindon, and prediction
of a falling off In the shipments to
Europe.
House with European connection were
moderate buyer on near months, but the
market continued easy In the late trading
and closed at a net decline of 12 to 15
points. Sales. 34,760 bags. February,
D60?i61r; March, 8.60YS.61c; April, SV;
May, 6 70c: June, S.7.V: July. 8.73c; August,
6.81c; September. 6.88c; October, 6.U6V-;
November, 7.02c; December, 7.09c. Spot,
gulet; Rio No. 7, 7c; Santos No. 4, rc.
Mllrels prices Were 76 re Is lower at Rio
and. unchanged at Santo. Rio exchange
on London 12d.
I
Metal Market.
NBW YORK. Feb. If. METAL8 Iead:
Steady at $3.623.87; Indon, 18 13a
d. Spelter: Strong at $9.10ri(tt.S0; London,
41 10.
Tin: Strong; five-ton loU. tW.Oivff4o.00;
twenty-five-ton lot. $:2W(r4000. Copper:
Dug; e-lectrolyth-. 41fSi4iU.S7; caating,
S14.8&(ffl4.63. Iron: Steady and unchanged.
At Iondon: Spot cornier, 63 15; future,
64 26d Hlot tin, 184; futures, I16J.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 18.-METAL8 Lead:
Strong at $3-77. Spelter: Strong at $8.76
C0.
Kaasaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CrrT. Feb. 19. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, tin head: market strong; prime) fed
steers, $7.76448.26; dressed beef staera, $6.86
ir.7.76; western steers. $660tr7.76: stooker
and feeders, $.'.76i7.7S; bulla, S0..36i-50;
calves, $6 5tai0.50.
HOGS Receipt, 10,000 head: market
lower: bulk of sales. $&6O).60; heavy,
$6.6ifl65; packer and butchers, $4.47YtP
6.6u; light, $6.ri6.70: pigs, $.0Olf.40.
SHBEP AND LAM BU Receipts, 8,000
head: market stendy; lambs, SXOmhtfiO;
yearlings. 8H.7&88.00; wethera. S6.2&fl7.00;
ewes. $6.7W1j.60.
r
O aaa ha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Feb. 19-PJtAIRIE HAY
Choloe upland. $11 612.00; No. 1, $11.00!?
1160; No. t. K6oiiV.r0; No. 8, $6.0l(iA(ii.
(Choice midland. $11(1160; No. 1. J10 5o
11.00; No. 2, $K.0Wr9M; No. 8. $6.0O"t 00.
Choice lowland. $0uru.60; No. 1, 6oj
S.00; No. 2. tl.0'4HM); No. 3, t-.UW 00.
ALFAUA "liolo pea green, leafy.
third and fourth rutting, $13,604(14.50;
i roust ne riirt hiuicv to nnng sif.nu):
No. 1, Sl8.0rl$.; No. S, $1J.0uiu'12.6O; No.
t. $10.60t 11.60.
t. Laal Live SlMk Market.
ST. LOUIS Mo.. Fb. 18-CATTLF,-Receipta.
lot) head: rruu-ket ateady; native
neer sieera, ti.wam.nu: cows ar.d heifers,
$6.0ifl.26; stocker snd feeders, $S.2buXi7.26:
southern steers. $6.2niif1.76; rows and
heifer, $4.uoa6 76; native calve, $6.011
juoo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none:
market steady: native muttons. Sentry. 76;
Itmus, an.wua.rv; yearling, Wi VJ&I .
Live Stock tm lkt.
Receipts of llv stock at th five prin
cipal wenlem markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Chicago 4.000 4X.0iiO 12.0th)
Kansas City 3,o0 li.00 8,
Ht. LouU 7U0 3.MJ0 1.
Sioux City 18,000 t,o
South Omaha 8 two leo.fcuo ft
Total
,3U0 89,300 28,700
ICrasoraled Afples as4 Dried Fralt
NEW YORK. Feb. 19. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS Prune, barely ateady.
Apricot and peach, steady. Ralatiia,
steady.
4'ottoa Market.
MVF-RPOOI Feb. IS COTTON Spot,
firm; good middling, S 3id; mltldllng. a.Old;
low niiJJllng. 6jU. sales, 4,t4M bale.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Active and Steady to Strong
in Some Spot! Sheep and
Lambs Strong to Higher.
HOGS SLOW AND AGAIN LOWER
SOUTH OMAHA. Teh. 1!. 1915.
Receipts were: CTtln. Hogs. Sheep.
Offlclsl Mondsy l.Ml 1.646 S.K2J
omcini Tuesday 2.444 .l
offl.lal Wednesday .. 2.4M 17. MS
Official Thursday 3 6J3 20.
llstlmate Friday 1.4(0 li.uOO
Five days thbi werk..l1.
Same dais last week . .16 mil
Same days 8 wks. ago.JO.Kai
Same days 3 wks. sgo 2.04
Same days 4 wks. ago IT. 353
Same day last year... 21.026
6,4.V)
K7.4'K)
54.0:1
6.44
42.IM6
60.7SJ.
The following tarile snows th receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha Llv stock market tor the year
to-dan, as compared with laat year:
1HI5. 1SH4. Inc. Dec.
iCatlle 1.W.31X l.ll.:i-ol 1.070
Hugs 4;fUUi! 4A.670 M.87H
Sheep 2X9,m8 at,lJ8 23,44ii
The following table shows th vrag
price for hogs at th South Omaha llv
stock market for th last few uays, with
comparisons:
Date.
ii6. ii4.iu. mn.iu.iiio.io.
Fab.
Feb.
Fh.
I"eh.
Feb
Feb.
lei,.
S. .1 6 7H 8 3t. I 6 U6 1 i 08
.. HTM S U I ,T0( U T tl T HI
.. .VI 8 Uj 7 42, 7 40, 8 W
4 04
0.. 761 8 2o 7 461 0
6.1 ( 74 I SB 7 J I l 1 48
T.. 3 tulHl42l
S 82 6 14
6 13
W
8 4.1 6 07
71Ti ; , ,U o Ul 1 sui
Feb. ..
Feb. 10
Feb. ll,
Feb. 12.
Feb. 18
Feb. 14
:K 8 4" I
I. 7 HI $ 47' t 16
4 1 T4 i 8 4., 7 3l 6 12 7 8i 8 48
8 40'. i 8 41 1 7 82
7 21
8 61 1 6 30
6 67'ti 8 JUi 7 5
6 (At-, I I Ull i IK
06
8 711 6 13
6 V8 !
I 6 U
8 771
i 8 6 7 tsii 6 061 6 80
Feb.
6 61 I 7 M IS 01 7 01
8 76, 8 21
Feb. Hi I b4V 8 34 I 8 tk 7 111 8 76 1 6 18
Feb. 17 I bo-l 8 88 8 0I 6 4 7 04) 8 86 6 07
Feb. la. 4 8 14! I 7 N 8 Mi 04
Feb. 111. a 3HI 8 l 8 .Hi' 6 80 8 Jj 5 !1
Sunday. "
C ATTIRE Receipts wt very light this
morning, only fifty-one car being re
ported in. still it waa a fair run lor a
Friday. The recclpta for the file day a
tlila week loot up H.069 hoad being in
smallest of any recent Week.
Killing cattie wore ariieraJly steady
with yesterday, with some of the more
desirahle kino ot beet steers, that is
light handy-weight that would do fr
slupplng, account possibly a little
stronger In spots. The market I right
t 2uc higher than the low point last
week.
There were no fresh receipt of stock-
era and feeder of any consequence, but
the feeling was firm and the market 1
around 26c higher than a week ago.
Coinmlaalon men are advising their
customers to ship all (ut stork In cleaned
and disinrected cars, bluing ait ot u a
feeders. In this way the stock can bo
old a feeders should feeder buyers
prove to lie the higher bidders, a Is fre
quently the case. On the other hand. If
the stock Is shipped In unclean oar and
tilled as killers, It can be sold only for
killing purposes and cannot be sold as
freuera for shipment back to too coun
try. It would be wall for the country
to bear In mind that while the above I
hased on the quarantlnn established by
the national government, the regulations
adopted by the Nebraska State Santary
board Is still In force. These regula
tion provide that no stock can tie shipped
into Nebraska from east of the Missouri
river or from South lekots, Kansas or
Missouri, except for Immediate slaughter
or for shipment to other points for
slaughter.
Quotation on rattle: Good to choice
ccrnfed beeves, $7.4017.80; fair to good
enrnfed beeves, $6. 75717. 40; common to fair
rornred beeves, $5.76ul6,76; good to choice
heifers, $6.0O(U6.76; good to choloe rows,
$5. 766.40: fair to good cows. $4.86l.76:
common to fair cow, S3.60itP4.85; good to
choice stocker and feeders, 86.8u4y7.40;
fair to good storkers and feeder. $6.$5&i
80; common to fair stocker and retders.
Sf :.0OU6 .26; stock heifers, $6.2Mj.0O; stock
cows, 34. 754. 7b; stock calves. 84.0OliS.0O;
veal calves, $7.0010.00; bull, stag, etc..
84.6OOW.U0.
HOGS Receipt continued large, esti
mates calling for 346 csrs, or 17,000 head,
The total for th five day 1 68,456, being
a shortage ot 18,000 head a compared
with a week ago. but nearly 8.000 larger
than for th corresponding week a year
ago.
Trade opened out very dull today, with
packer trying; to force the blggeet break
of the week, their early bids being all
of lotrlSo lower. Shippers and speculators
bought a few very early thgt were all the
way from almosg. steady to a much as
a dime lower, but most of their purchase
showed the long end of tills decline. Sell
ers were willing to take off a nickel, but
showed no disposition to make any larger
concession, and as packers refused to
rahse their hand there was nothing done
until a lata hour in the forenoon. In fact.
it waa after 11 o'clock before the dead
lock was finally broken by puckers rais
ing the bids a trifle. Even this did not,
start anything to moving, but ono tha
trade started to bra as up, It oontlnued to
Improve, and while a few of Uw first
sale were pretty close to a dime lower,
th most of th offerings finally moved
on a 6310a lower basts. Trad never liv
ened up a great deal, and it was after
midday before a clearance of any sort
had been made.
The general market waa fully fifrion be
low Thursday's average. Bulk of th of
ferings moved at 86.86r.40. ss against
yesterday's long string at $6.46, and while
only a few load sold over $6.40, one bunch
old early as high $8 47. th day' top.
During th last three day tha neavy re
ceipts have allowed buyer to put price
down fully 35c, and the week' trad
hows a net decline of 20336c.
JillEEP The receipts wsre liberal for a
Friday, there being 13.000 head reported
In, which I 10.671 more than laat Friday
and 3,666 more than on the corresponding
day a year ago. While the supply waa
generous this morning th week supply
falls a utile under last week and th
sams week a year ago
Both the sheen and lamb market were
In good shape again today, notwith
standing th liberal run on hand. Tha
shortage in the week' supply had a
bullish affect, and th paoker were good
competitors, they got out early and
cleared up both tha heavy and bandy-
weight sheep aud lambs In short order,
at prices steady to strong on lamb, and
strong to a dim higher on agnd ieep.
The range on Iamb waa at $. !. 40, with
two loada or ted westerns making a top
of $8 50 Ewe sold largely at $6 50-f6.u0.
Th early sales Included a load of iambs
that mill to shear at $8.16. Moat every
thing was weighed up In good season.
The shortage In the week a auppiy as
compared with laat week amounted to
8,040 head and aa compared with the same
lime a vear ago 8.6H2 head. This falling
off In the receipts accounts for the rise
In prices this week. Both sheep and lambs
are fully 264T36C higher than the close of
Isst week, with a good percentage of th
lambs showing a 40o advanne.
Quotations on sheep and lamha: Lambs,
Mexlcsn. $8.3547-8.60; lambs, fed westerns,
$4 0018. 60; lambs, shearing. $7.75. 25;
yearlings, light, $7.6o(7.7l! yearllngJ,
heavv $6.75V7.60; wethera, good to t-heaco,
Kitjt.75: wether, fair to good. $6 t;7j)
$60; ewe, good to choice, $6 26tr6.60;
ewes, fair to good, K004f.a.
CHICAGO L1VR STOCK MARK KT
tattle Fir a
llor
rroa
Wrtk Skeea
CHICAGO, Feb. IS. CATTLFe Receipts,
1,0n0 head; maraet, firm; native steers,
t5 2ru.txv; western, $4.hU,7.i6: cow and
heifers. $3.40(il'7.60; calves, fl.lttU 11.00.
HOG Receipts, 87,0i head; market
weak to 5c under last night; bulk of
sales. $1.4ir6 60; light. $6 3&J .65; mixed,
$6 30v(6.6o; heavy. $4.156.46; rough, tn.K9
6.55; light, S6.26i4.b.
SHEET AND LAMB 4 Receipts. .0m
head; market etrong; sheep, 4017.25;
yearlings, $7.26(7.0; lambs. $7.I5iS.75.
ftloax 4 lly Llv Stork Market.
SlOirX CITY. la., Feb. 1S.-TATTLB-Rei'.IUs.
800 head: market lOu higher:
native steers, $5 fnwi7 45; butcher, S" 0irp
.6u; canners, 4-aiiA n ; calves, $o.5Uj' 00;
bulls, slags. to $5.006 00.
HOOS Receipts, 10,0c 10 bead; market
steady; heanry. 86 "J 46: mixed. $6 v
6 44): light, S6.33436.35i bulk of sales, $6.36
ii 45.
SHEEP AND LAM BS None.
t. Joseph Llv Slack Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 1S.-CATTLF
Receipts. 8 Ouo head; market steady;
steer. $6.tVr;K 26; cows and heifers, $4 vo
8.00; calves, $7.0iii4l.76.
HOG Receipts. 6.000 head; market
lower; lop. $6 56; bulk of sales. $6.4i,i0.nil.
slHEEP AND UMBO-a-trelpts, 8,ou0
head; market steady; lamb. $7 VUuH.tu.
NEW YORK JMCK MARKET
Wall Street Continues Waiting Atti
tnde in Absence of Definite
Developments.
HOLDING UNUSUALLY LIGHT
NEW YORK. Feb 1 In the abseneej
of de'lnlte de shipment. Wall street to.
day continued Its waiting attitude. Trad
ing was tne IlKhtest of any recent session
stul trice movements were unusually
narrow, only a few of the prominent
stock vsrving ns much ss a point In
elh.r direction.
Inactive specialties, such as Tennessee)
Copper, Pittsburgh Coal preferred. Union
Bag and Paper preferred, National Bls-
cull preferred, Lorlllard Tobacco pre
ferred mere heavy.
American Car and Foundry and May
Department Stores preferred were re
stored to the alreadv large llat of secur
ities selling at minimum prices. The list
eased otf In the afternoon on new that
Ihe British admiralty had ordered a sus
pension of travel between England and
the continent and closed with a heavy
tone Bank celnrlngs In the leading cltle
of the oountrv point to Improvement in
general traoe. local bank received con
siderable money from the Interior, but
this was offset by heavy payments to the
subtreasurv. Nevertheless, a cash gain
la expected In tomorrow's bank statement.!
Foreign exchange, was again ateady.
mxt week holiday causing some antlcl-i
ratory buvlng of bills on Ixindon and
otlier' foreign financial renters. Money
rstes for the Ixndon maturities had been.,
hardened a trifle, but for the shorter
periods, supply continued In " .
rrqulremrnts. Western Institutions have
been buvlng more commercial paper, but
local banks seem to have withdrawn tem
porarily from the market.
Foreign advices dealt mainly with tha
supposed terms of the next German war
loan, which will rrohablv be on a S i per,
rent before any basis. Ixi tidon markets,
on the surface at least, failed to reflect,
the inauguration of the enemv a "n
war decree. British bankers
further payments In connection with, their,
purchase of French treasury Mils. .
Bond followed the course of the
market, wtlh further recessions In invest .
- , - nur value. werni
M.906.O0O. United States governments were.
"nuX; of ..le'i .nd leading -notation,
en stocks were as follows: nnMl
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AmorVwn Bet Huf
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77
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821
84
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7
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114
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113
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41
103
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Amerlr.n Tel. Tel....
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4 tUO 84
Amsrtrsa Toaseoe
Anamnita Hilling
rUMtmnre hl
Brooklyn Hp' Transit.
I -all torn 14 rwroieum ...
OmsHlnn Pai-lfls
rvntral Iathv
ct.epali l
I-Mnpi rst Wanri.
an Mi .'4
vi 154S lM
MM 84
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hm 11 mi
two 1S)H 101
ftilnia. M. nt. i ...
(Tllrsto N. W
rhino t'opoer .-
Colorsno Sun irne...
Colnrsilo Southern ...
Denver Hlo OrsniU...
Penrer U. I"""-'
Pltlllrs Perurltles ...
Krim
Mineral Klertrlc
nreat Northers pro
Ort No Ors til
Otitxnhetm SJiplorsiiss
llllnol Ontral
Inlerboraugk Ut. fd...
Inaplrattna Copper
International IUrw
Kansas IIT Southern..,
IMih Vallsr
Ixiuuvllle NuhTllls.
Mexlras Petrolsum ....
Miami Itopvsr
Mlnmirl, K. T ,
Mlwiurl rtrlfln ,
National lllarult
National lod
Nrmd lnppr .........
New York Ontrel
N T N. H H
Norfolk A Western....
Northern Partita
partftc Mall
I'acIMn Tel. Tal
Pennsylvania
Pullman Palaes (Tsr
Hay 'oa. tapper
ITtea4lng
Republln Iron fkeal....
Hook Ulana Co
Rurk Ialan4 ("a. r'6
St. A H. F. ttl M...
naithern Parlflc
JOS ln Hvt
1.100 1H
13.100 14IS4
14
141
1.404
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81 83
KouUiera Ballwar
Tann was tVpper -
Taxaa tVirapany
I nloa Pacirto
t'nloa Paelfla pM
I'nlte4 Htatea Steal
V. fl. Staal pf4
t'taa) Coppae
Waatern t'nlon
Wrolnchouss EUactria ..
offarsd.
TVeal sale for th day,
m
11114
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im
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,
64
37
1!7
'iiii
103 'a
l
141, 409 sharas.
Dirif'S REVIEW OF TRADE.
Further Progress Noted la Dlrectlem
of Increased Trade.
NEW YORK. Fb. .-Dun Weekly
Review tomorrow will say :
Pom further progress 1 noted In the,
direction of Increased trade, although,
conditions are very Irregular and do not
apply with equal accuracy to all sec
tions and all branches of business. Thai
west, owing to the great demand by
price for wheat 1 more prosperous than'
other part of th country. Condition
In the south have been Improved by tbsr
larger export of cotton.
While the business situation I still con-
trolled by consarvetiem prompted by un
precedent world condition It Is steadily"
gaining in strength and activity, and tha
rate of progroaa. while It eeem alow
from week to week, I remarkable Indeed
when measured by months.
Failures In the United States for th
week number 664, compared with 886 the,
corresponding week last year. In CanadW
failure numbered 66 against 66 last year.
Bank clearing for the week (five days
amounted- to $2.6K4.66,419, a decrease of
14.4 per rent as compared with th sam
waok laat year. j
' New York Moae) Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-PGUMB MER
CANTILE PAPER 84j4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy ; lxty-
day bill. S4.8U26; tor cab, $4.8210; for
demand, $4.81'.'6.
SILVER Bar, 48o; Mexican dollar a,
$7e.
BONDS Government, stsady railroad,
aay. TIME LOANS-Kaster; sixty days. 3iy
3 per cent; ninety days, t&S per Cent;
six months. Va-4 per cent.
CALL MONEY Steady; highest, 3 pet
cent; lowest, 1 per cent; ruling rat, 3
per cent; last loan, 3 per cant; closing bid,
1 Per cent; offered at 3 per cent.
Closing quotation on bonds today war
as follows:
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., kmii. ran. cr. ta....
.. suttjasi. Y. O. g. SSks... Tk
..101 N T. CUT 4s 14.. UM,
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do eoupea
TJ. H. rg
do coupuu
0. g. 4a. rag
do eeupon
Panama la aeupes..!! No. Faelfls 4s
An. bmellara 4s....loC4 da ta Uij
A. T. T. ov. 4s HO g. U raf. 4s.... 1
Armour Co. 4Vks.. 1 Pac. T. T. U.... 7
Atchiaos gra. U. ... l(Pan. can. 4....... STWy
Hal. Ohio 4a ss do eoa. 4s lMt
V.hoa. 4V obis 4Va. leading tea 4s..... tu
('.. H. at Q. . 4s ... WH. L. A g. F. r. 4W
C 44 at H P g 4HslISBs, Psa. ev. 4a.
do av. ta 100 4a ret 4a. a
:. R. f a p. c. 4s u to ev. ta W
I-. A H rat. 4Sa.. II So. Railway aa.
11. R. U. raf. aa. 46SUnloa radfla as.... St. -a
Bna gas. 4s
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Ot. N. Ut 4S4S...
III. Can. rat. 4a.
K. C. Ho. raf. 6a.
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Local Stock ud Baals,
Quatatloas furalahcd ay Burns. Brisker A Ci
44 On.ahs Natlouai bank buUdlBg:
tiocka Bid. Aaka.
Pran Co. ptd ,. II av
ralrmout i raamary T par aaat (.14... IKS lot
lluaacbrs Ml. IA 104 ''
I.tDoulo Traotloa Co 41 . lot 1
84. C. Pslars Mill fd M 4
to lu a stuck Yarda. Omaha t n I
t'pdlka Urals asm M lu
t'pdlka Urals Cu M ) i
Waiters Maat 184 a I
buoo
Clay 1 , Iowa, 8a. 128 14 lot .
rioreuua, Nak.. 4a. 11 wt
King Ca , Waak.. Is. 14M 14 104 af
Kaaaaa City. Mo., Bkool 4a. 111.... tt M 1
Huaiaoldt. Natl.. Ral. 4a. itZi 14 MSI6
Llacoia L, H. ai P. la. 1M1 SS Si .
Uanla Ca.. Waak.. Ral. 4a. UU 11 let 1
Osaka E. U a P. aa IMS T
Omaha at C. B. St. Ky. 4a. 148 al4 44
Oa-Aha a C. B. St. Ut. 14 If ,
tia.aka Watar IW 141 101 i-a
Omaha BVhool 4a I Ml If t.'sa
Plllmoury Waatbura Flour Mill aa.... Ti 1
Paultla W Ubt Is 4S tl
gas yranclaco. Cal . aa. 1W1 1. ... w, p,
h.lft a to. aa, l44 til M -I
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