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HOIUKI (Ml rnTTAOKH.
Ml F.l.l, AH ROT'S.
T C REED r Co moving;
l. V,. JV-lvJ-jLt l(tcWn sni storage.
I 1307 rarnam St. Pcuglae t14.
SfvnRftoCrelgh &on Co.. Bee Bldg.
ousestn all part, of the Hty.
MAOOARD Vn ft Storage Co.: Moving
pcMnif, storairs and snipping. D. J4!
BEE the" Central Furniture Store aFRTB
RENTAL LIST
BEAUTIFUL 6-room bungalow. $30. Web.
123.
l-RM. cottage, Bellevue, Veb.. 17. n. 79S1.
BAR AND GARAGF..
GARAGE.
Fireproof garage, centrally located,
equipped with elevator, stock room, of
fice, steam heat, about .0 square fort
will be for rent In a few days. Very
reaonahle rent. Conrad Young. 3.':'
Brandei Theater. Douglas 1S71.
BARNS HI 4 Pierre, rear. Dour 209.
STORES AND OFFICF.S.
MODERN alore near postofflce; tow rent.
O. r. Stebblns, HU0 Chicago.
REAL ESTATE
FARM 4t RANCH LAW us FOB S ALB
FLORIDA.
BARGAINS In Florida high lands, 1,200
Herri at 7 per acre. Write box 330. Ar
cadia. Fla.
IOWA.
MY farm for rent from March 1. next;
149 acrea; southwest corner Hardin
townahlp. J. H. F. Kruse, R, K. D. 3.
Council Bluffs, la.
IVKBK 49KA.
CHOICE FARM BARGAINS.
?oo-acre stock farm. 176 per
-4.Vacre, Cedar county, $105 per.
a-acre, bottom land farm. $S0 per.
pio-ecre, Burt county. $130 per.
C. 8. RELY EA,
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Om'aha.
FOR 8A1.K-B(t large, body of high
gcade, meidum priced land In Nebraska ;
very little money required. C. Bradley.
Wolbach, Neb. o
WIStU.NSI.N.
UPPER WISCONSIN Rest dairy and
KflliriBI BIHID 111 1111 """'III .-...w.,
wanted: lands for "ale at low prlcea on j
eaav terms. Ask for booklet 84 on v la
eonsln Central Land Grant. Excellent
landa for stock raisins;. If interested In
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept.. Soo Line Railway, Minneapolis.
Minn.
MISCELLAMHiUUS.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR 1JALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send it to the Sioux City (la. Jour
nal, "lowt'i Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five worda every Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, a-lvlng sixteen ads on twelve
HufcKni riavi for 42: or 50 word. 34. or
7.H words. i&. f
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; 2jO.0OO readers dally in four great
state.
REAL ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE
ISO ACRES Nance county, Neb.. 8
miles from Wolbach: 90 a. cul., 30 a.
alfalfa. 1!0 a. hH.v, land lays fine, first-
'lasa piece: vylll exchange tor good
Omaha - realty. Price, $.6 per acre. .
Encumbrance $3.00C.
D. V. SIIOLES CO.,
915-1 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 4.
1 HAVE sonic good town property In
Iowa to trade for some land ncjr S.
Omaha 10 to 0 acrea. M'Jst be well
improved and good soil. Describe fuliy
in tlrt letter what you have and pri e.
ddressBox ??lStlart, le.
TO EXCHANGE 53xr ft., on sf!
Omaha, near 2tith ft., for California,
property. Addreas J. M. Caldwell, :.'4i
Webster St., San KrancJco. Cal. . r
'J' WO good lota In town of 2 (.; copula
licn, Dunlap. la.; ftiCO cash or trade tor
Income property. Joe H. Tupprr, Ijo-
rhla. j
TWO clear Omaha lots worth $600 lor
1SI5 auto. Colfax 2h.1t.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
To 6 lor loans on bet class city
resl'lencen in amounts JL'.CM up; nlo
farm loans. - Fleaxonable commlnlon.
PET K HS TRUST CO., h,M Farna ni
LOAN'S on city and farm property. Fire,
toiimdo, buruiiy mid ..atoinoiilie In
surance. W, U. Tcinpleton, 6"J3 Hce
HldK. T. 2".'0.
OMAHA homea. lst Nebraska farms,
O'KEBKK REAL ESTATE CO.,
10141 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 271.
$I0 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. IX
Wead. Wead Bids-,, lth & Farnam Pts.
MONEY on hand for city and farm lonns.
H. W. Blndpr, City National Bank HMg.
CITY properly. Larse loans a speclslty.
V . H. Thomas. iUH State Bank B)d-.
CITY -and farm loans. 6. f.W. per cent.
J. II. Dumont Co., 41 Slate Ba nk.
lc CITY LOANS, C. O. Carlberrsio-
12 Brandela Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED or -room modern cottage;
norlh or west part of city; will pay fouu
cash. Address 14 363. care Bee.
REAL ESTATE
SOUTH SIDE
BUY ON EASY TERMS.
Wa can sell you a splendid iv-room
modern house with par Re, only one
block from Field club and two from
Hanscom park, on a payment of ton
caah, balance $30 per month. Pavin
and all taxes paid. You can't go
wrona on this.
PAYNB INVESTMENT CO.,
6th Floor Omaha Nat. Bk. loug. 1T1. o
BRAND NEW HANSCOM PARK
HOME. $3.a.
You are cordially Invited to ride
with us on an Inspection of a dandy
new ft-room up-to-date bungalow, on a
lot 49xlSJ. Both streets paved and
neighborhood high class. When can
you go?
r. A V V T7 K'IJC!I1.',X1,1 11
y;th Floor Omaha Nat. Bk. Doug. 1781 o
REAL ESTATE
WEST SIDE
liKANl) Nf;W
$300 CASH
6 rooms: large living room: 2 bed
rooma. sun r'Mim and bath on 2d floor;
oak finish; full cement basement; fur
naoa: elegant fixtures; lot 4.'xl4:2; lo
cated In Crelghton'a 1st, on 3Mh Ave.
I'nce $3.9)0.
C. O. rAHLBEim,
til Brandela Theater Bldg.
NEAR 2ih and Dodife Sis., $-r., all mod.
home, In fine repair: very valuable lot.
A bargain for some one; terms or small
property taken In exchange.
RASP BROS.. 10f MoCagua Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
MlSCKLLANtXU'H
A UNE brand new iiunaalow. livinx
room across front of house; two front
rooms hate Drained cfliins; i rooms fin
ished In oak; 2i floor unfinlnhed: could
finish 2 rooms; screens, window shades;
lot fulls ft., paved street: 1 block to
car. Price $: .si. Kasy trms or lot
nsrt osvmept.
RASP BliUS., DOUG. 1C53
BUY A HOME-DON T RtNT.
y A good "room house for only $1,900,
' renting all the time at $l( per monili.
We can aell you tills on payment
of $J0u caah. balance $11 per month.
Owner might take a cheap lot as
first pavment Paving and all other
iaes iiain
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. . !
Mh Hoor Omaha Nat. Bk. Doug. I7M. o
A "For 8aIe,v"or "ror "Rent', A"d "placed ,
in Tl Bee will accomplUb Its pur- '
REAL ESTATE
A WM "'' t-ANDS FOR S A I.K
MISSISSIPPI.
A Pecan Orchard
Investment
Such as we are offering, you at OCKAN SPRINGS, Mississippi.
"THE HOMR OF THE TAPER SHELL PECAN," ths finest nut
Krown. IN the heart of THE famous RIVERA OF AMERICA. Is
not only attractive to the business and professional roan of means,
as a 8AFE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT for himself, his chil
dren or those dependent on him for the future, but It Is especially
ATTRACTIVE TO EVERY careful and thoughtful salaried MAN
OR WOMAN, now in the prime of hla, or her, productive age, while
the earning capacity Is at Its height. AS a reliable and safe IN
SURANCE FOR OLD AGE.
A Pecan Orchard
Purchased now. WILL PROVIDE for YOUR LIVING IN A" DE
LIGHTFUL and HEALTHFUL COUNTRY, when advanced age de
mands that you cease your regular work, or will provide a self
supporting home. PRODUCING A STEADY AND HANDSOME IN
COME, when you wish to retire to a less rigorous climate and
enjoy the BENEFITS of your FORESIGHT and PROVIDENCE
In taking advantage of the OPPORTUNITY we are presenting to
you ruDw on a GROUND FLOOR BASIS.
IT IS WITHIN YOUR POWER to acquire one of our valuable
orchards as we are offering them on very liberal terms and at a
price so low that it will surprise you when you stop to realize what
you will receive for your money.
COME AND SEE US, phone or write and let us explain our
proposition in detail. Do it now.
W. T: Smith Company
Doug. 2S19.
REAL ESTATE
1XVE8TMEXT8
9 1-2 Per Cent
Dividend Earnings
We paid to all our Stockholder 9Vi Dividends for 1815.
The outlook for 1910 Is much better than it was a year ago.
Now Is Your. Opportunity
to buy aome of our 7 GUARANTEED PREFERRED STOCK
that is protected by Permanent Investments, such as well located
Apartment Houses
that sho large returns, and
Acreage Properties
that have proven the best Investment In past years in Omaha.
Our Profit Sharing- Plan
is with'n reach of all. shares selling at $105 until about January
10th. Our plan enables the small Investor to enare in the profits
on the same basis as the large Investor.
DIVIDEND EARNINGS are payable January 1st and July 1st
of each year. The next advance will be January 10th. REMEM
BER! these shares are guaranteed to earn not less than 7 on'
par value, but we have never paid less than 9.
See or write us before the neit advance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.00.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY
24TH
STREET NEAR
FARNAM
PRICE REDUCED TO $11,500
Corner lot with brick Improvements,
renting at $1.0 per year. Nonresident
owner la aacrifli'lmr for immediate
vale. This is located just two blocks
from Farnam 8t. and bound to show
a quick and substantial increase In
value. In fact, la worth not less than
$14,000 at this time. Investigate at
once.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Doug. 3Mi. 919-20 tlly National.
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reston
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A close in tract in the west
Farnam district will be placed
on the market about January t
aw 4 1 4k F .
ibth. lnis tract
of Omaha's finpst hnmoc All
' ""vwv liVlllVUl i 1U
lots have modern street im
provements on paved streets.
If you intend to build a fine
Ed home let us talk with you, and Q
g snow you some ot the advan-
tages of this tract.
g H. H. Harper & Co.
8 1013-14 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. 3
Flione Douglas 2596
See real estate columns for bargains
REAL ESTATE
FARM RN4M LAN D FOR S A l.K
MISSISSIPPI.
City National Bank Building.
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
STREET.
-IV.
I O IMtil
INVESTMENT
This is a new brick business block,
located on a large east front corner
lot, in a fine residential district, at
a street car Junction point; rented to
responsible parties under long time
leaaea. Improvements consist of two
stores and moving picture theater,
something very desirable and muat be
J.".!? PPrr'ted. rrlce $2.ooo, or
will divide and aell two stores on corner
for $12,000. It will pay to Investigate
this proposition.
OEORQB & COMPANY,
Douglaa i.M. W City Nat. Hk. Bldg.
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Annex g
is close to some
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is of Bullish Tendency tnd
Prices Promptly AdTance Two
to Five Centi.
DEMAND FOR WINTER VARIETY
OMAHA. January . 191
Tha local wheat market waa vary bull
""H today, advancing from lr to fc' over
yesterday's prices. The demand for cash
wheat waa quite active, although the bulk
or the aales were of the hard winter
variety.
Corn receipts were good and the de
mand for this cereal waa qujte active,
i ash corn waa also strong and ranged
from lc to 4c higher.
mere waa a moderate run of oala to
day and the demand In general from this
Cereal Waa good. Oats fnllnm-aA h. mnA
rr.1 J" Jh lvnce nn Txl(. from e to
lv higher.
Rye and barley receipts were unimport
ant and the sales of these eereala were
very light. Rye and barley were quoted
at unchanged prices
. , fiMlT" wr: Wheat and flour equal
to I.6.t.om bushels; corn. 17.000 bushels;
oats, none.
.,,1TKmJ.ri": "fceat, IffCd higher:
corn. 4d higher.
Primary w heat receipts were l.naaonft hu.
"."Lihimnu SI.1n0 nu.. against receipts
of m.cm bu. and shipments of HTS.OO) bu.
last year.
Primary corn recelpta were I.Stt.flnn bu.
and shipments 444.000 bu., against recelpta
or l ,i4.0ii bu. and shipments of 1.W9.000
bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.1J.ono bu.
and shlpmenta B6.ono bu.. against receipts
of hu. and shipments of 1.133.0UO bu.
Is st year.
CARLOT RECKIPTS.
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
hicago it is n
Minneapolis UTS
I'uluth 144
maha N) no
Kansas city 1M 7
Rt. Iuls lift j;
Winnipeg 497
These sAlea were reported todav:
Wheat No. i hard winter: t car. '$1.19;
I car, $1.1. No. 3 hard winter; 1 cur, $1.14;
t car. $1,134; cars. $1.13: $ cars. $!.U: S
cars. $1.11; 2 cara. $1 10. No. 4 hard winter:
1 car. $1 12; 1 car. $1.14; cars, $l.o; 1
car. $1,074; 5 care. $107; 7 2-S cara, $1 OA;
1 car $1.05; 7 cars, $1,044: 1 car. $I.U3.
Sample: 1 car. $1.04; 1 car, $1.0:4; 1 car.
cars. 11. uo; 1 car. !sc; 1 car, C4c;
1 car. 91c. No. $ spring: 1 car. $1.16. No. 1
mixed: 1 car, $1.13; 1 car. $1.10. No. 4
mixed: 1 car. $1,044; I car. $1.0'.'. No. 2
durum: 2 cara. $1,144. No. S durum: 1
car. $1,134; 1 car. $1.13. Corn No. 4 white:
S cara. SHe; 4 cars, 64c. No. 6 white: 1
csr, 4c No. white: 3 cars, rtOc. No. $
yellow; 1 car T04o. No. 4 vellow: 1 car,
No. S'yellow: 1 car. fioc; 1 car, 64c; 3
cars, S34c; 1 car. 63c. No. S yellow : 2
cara,, 04c; 9 cars. ftOc. No. 3 mixed: 1
csr, 67c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 6fie. No. t
mixed: 1 car. lifto; 1 car, 3c; 1 car. 824c;
2 ears. 2c; 2 cara, 14c; 2 cars. 61c. No.
mixed: 1 car. 6!rte: i cars, 54c; 1 car.
BS4c; 1 car, 67Hc. Sample: 1 car, Mc; 1
car. Mc; 1 car. Mo: 1 car. 53c. Oats
Stsndsrd: 1 car. 42c. No. 3 white: 10 cars.
4i4c; 3 tars, 414c. No. 4 white: S cara,
41c; 1 car, 40c. Sample: 2 cars. 3Sc; &
cars, 3S4c: 2 cars, 38o. Rye Sample: 1-3
car KSc. Harlei No. 4: 1 car. Mc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 hard,
$1.191.19; No. hard, $1,1041.14. No.
4 l,nnl I1.04(oi1.12: No. 2 SPling. $1.1.4
1.18: No. 2 spring. $1.14yTM.1R: No. I durum. I
$i. 1 31 vh 1.144: No. 3 durum, $1.1:411. 13;
ssmtile Plcnll.04 ( orn: ino. s wnue 1 cnoice to onn. 'n.w. r-o. i. r,.ip
&rCfWe; No, 4 white. aj,fTc: No. 5 1 No 2. $t.MWfi50; No. 3. $4.f0flW; choice
white. SIVwUMUc: No. 6 white. HKSK". No. , midland. $0iVn9.50; must he extra choice
$ vellow. t4ji704c : No. 4 yellow, .sfiio; to bring. t.50; No. 1 f7.5mfJH.50: No. 2,
No. n fcK6ki(': No 6. 5)Wr14c: No. 3 mixed, JS.li0ift7.5O- No. 3. $4.5O04 50; choice low
iiwir;4c; No. 4. .1f7Wr; No. 5 mixed, I lend. $7.OVti7.50: No. 1. $A.5'7.O0; No. 2,
tiftn3c; No. 6 mixed, E7(W0c; sample mixed, , $5 oo on; No. X $4 OOWi.tV).
.-2flJc. Oats: No. 2 white. 42V4J4;V4c; STRAW Cho'ce wheat. $5.IOJ.50; cholcs
standard. 4H.if.42c; No. 3 white. 4li0i' oat or rye. M.Onffg. ,v. ,
4IUc: No. 4 white. 404i41o. Barlev: Mslt- A T. FA t. FA Choice. $1! O0ft12.fi0; No. ?.
Ing. Arlic: No. 1 feed. 5Mic. Rye: No. $10 5011.60; No. 2. $S.50rff 10.0);. No. 3. V0O
2, nv- No givaoflc. I 'JS.0O.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The $ '
Pee by Linran Bryan, stock and grain Kansas Cltv 4.rnln ami r-..lslotiB.
brokers. 315 Poulh Sixteenth street: i KAK,SA cttv .is n. 5. WH FAT No.
Article. Open. 1 HUhTlw. Close.l Yes y. .h"rdi, V-lV. ; j?,?v tf.
v neaii
Msy.'il :SH. 1
Julv. 1 19-&I
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1 z.' I Z'4T4) ;
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I 1 1ST,! 1 2041
1 lITs
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Corn. I
Msjy.!74fl'4
J iiiy.: 49 41 t4;
Osls. I i I
Mav.l 4-4: 4M
July. 454'a V
774t)4 7?Sj"l
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4KR 474 44
4 454
I'orK. 1
.tsn.J 1 774! 19 00
Mav.' 1! CO I 19 3i
lrd. I I
Jan J ! 90 I 10 CO
May. 10 li-10! 10 T.j
Rlhs. I
Jan..! 10 174' 10
Mav. 10 55-52! 10 75
13 75 I 13 M4l 1 f3
14 974 -9 I IS So
A 90
10 10
10m ik-u.H
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10 i7U io :7-n 10 124
10 5341 10 574' 10 474
A-Askcd.
CHU tt.O (.RAIN AM) PROVlIO
Feat a res of the Trading and Cloelas;
Prleea oaj Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 5. .Notwithstanding
rumors of the Kaiser's death and of the
possibility of Imports from Canada, the
wheat market today retained the greater
part of a aubetaniwl advance that waa
flue largely to buying for Kurope and
to fear of damage from a cold mv.
I he close w as unruled. 4frr4c to 14'(j-4o
net hither, with May at $1 274 and July
at $1. 1941. IS'4- t orn gslned half a rent
lo Vft'lo, ois a shade to 4c, and pro
xlslons. 124'fiIV- to 35c.
Advances In the whest market carried
prlcea upward to (he highest record so
fsr made by the 1915 crop.
"'able advices Indicate nurtainment of
Argentina and Ai stralia exports through
scarcity of vessels for an indefinite per
iod. Reports of lack of snow protection
for the winter crop were coupled with
predict Ions of a cold wave. The green
hug damage In Texas wss reported in
creasing snl the hesalsn fly danger, was
said lo be worse In Illinois.
It waa not until after midday ' that
tba wheat bulla encountered any serious
check. Then, the rtimors of the desth of
the kslser. slthough not generally given
muc heed were sufficiently sensational
to cause some longs lo take profits
orn rose chiefly as a result of gov
ernment figures that only 72 per tent
of the 1915 crop matured ahead of frost.
Tbe us'ml average Is shout 95 per cent
Oata went upgrade with other cereals.
Higher prices on grain and hnga car-
l.ij ;"."" eiieriiiy upwgra. backers
od at the advance brought alout some.
tb'" of a reaction.
, Th rX"" nervous at a net go In of
1 "-c to 4IIc.
j Oata sympathised with the strength of
FIHier prices on hogs sn deereala gave
a lift to provisions. Offerings were not
pr-- he sdvsnce.
RT'TTER- Txiwer: creamery. 2?4jniic
FGC.S-Hlgher; receipt.. m I ,1
firsts, 29c; ordinary firsts. 274'Siaic- at
mark, oses Included. 23lc
POTATOKS-Recelpts, 12 cars; un
changed. POfl.TRY Alive, higher; fowls, 15c
Springs. 15c; turkeys, ISc.
Chlrstro Caah Prlcea-Wheat: No. 1 red
$1,274: No. $ red, $1,2441 2?: No. 3 hard!
nominal: No. 3 hard. 11.1981 21. Corn:
No. 1 vellow. nominal: No. 4 yellow, 70Ur
Tl'-c: No. 4 white, 44j704c Oata: No. 8
"hite. 444W5ic; stsndard. 4iiVifi-4i...
Rve: No. 1 c. Barley: 4i8T7o.. Peed:
Tlmcthy. $.nivgo0; clover. $100"j194.
Provlnlona: Pork $17 MUM lU XTU.: lrd
I $9.Vfr!0.00; ribs. $.04J10.0.
EV VORK OKKKRAIi MARKET
daotatlona of the Day aa Vartoaa
4 omanodltles.
NKW YORK. Jan. S.-KIXJUR-Flrmly
held.
WHEAT Spot market, strong; No, J
durum. $1 40, f. o. b., New York; No. 1
northern, Ouluth. 31.33, and No. 1 north,
ern. Manitoba. $1334, c. I. f.. Buffalo
Kuturea. strong. May, $l.Ai.
C-ORN-Spot. firm; No. 2 yellow. 5Sc.
prompt shipment.
OAT.-4-Kpot, firm; No. 3 white. 4fMc.
HAY-yuiet; No. 1, ll.304Tl.t4.
HOP Firm: aisle, common to choice
116. U4JW; 1914. 58c; Pacific coast, lir.
Jlll5c: 1K14 seiOo.
MIIES Steady; Bogota. 0iffnc; Central
America, 2c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock flratg. SJO
"4r; seconds. IJJfMc.
PROVISION!-Pork, firm; mess. $IW
l.5fl; family, $71.0'Tn 00; short clesr
$1.U( 22.50. Beef, steady; mess. $Ht03
17.ou; family. Slit Ornjn 1-4.60. Jird. firm,
middle west. $U).lii4jl(i 26.
7AI.UHV-Oulec city, Sc; country.
74-1 :: special, V,e
fil'TTEH-Irregular: receipts, ,225 tubs
creamery extrts. 3334c; firsts, 2at2o,
K'i(i" riteady." recelpta, 7.5H2 cases;
rresn gainerea. extra rine. Si4::: extra
tit st s. J. Q JOC; orsu, AJig.i4c; soconds. 31
Ji??4c.
CHE EH E Firm ; receila. i boxes:
sis la tshule milk, flats, held specials. 17k
hlT,c; average fancy. 1717t,c; current
mae, specials. lTyi7'c; average fancy.
lmilc.
I'ofl.TRT-Allve. firm; weXern rhlck
ena, 1f.c; fowla, 1Mi1Hc; turkeys, J?"j?.V;
dressed, firm; fresh killed chickens, 1."H
He; fowls. 12H4)17c; turkeys. 24ffc.
OMAII4. tir.rBAl. MARK KT
FRCITS Orangea: Lai, navela. Ms, $J.0
box; Cal. navem, "". IJ box; CaJ.
navels. urns, $J N box, Cal. navrle,
l'Ais. $.t.H0 box; t si. nave. a. l.va, 17tu, i's,
M4s. $, K box; Cal. navela, a. 11 Ha. 2Mhi,
13 W box. Umonn: Extra fancy (. al. Sun
klst. w. itV. $..U box; extra fancy Cal.
Bed Ball, $4.W box. Grapefruit; IAS 4a,
Ms, 13. Ml box; ls, HOs, $. 7& box; clear
water grapefruit, all sses, $4 $K box.
Orspea: Kmperora, $4.iuiii;vi keg; Mala
gas, $700io! bll. Cranberries: KM,
$120; Ihix. $4 on. Bananas: Medium alae
bunches, $1 Miit1.7; medium six Juin
boes. ;WVii.'.1S lunch; medium atse lum-
bnes. $ay-tiJ7B bunch; extra larre Jum-
j boes, $.1Htn3 2S bun h. mammoth jum- I
boes. tS.HViil.76 hlinrh.
AIM'l.KS (Harrelsl -Pen liavls. Illinois.
$3.3A; Jonathans, V A .1., $:". Jnnatliana,
Kansas, $4 00; Mlseourl Pippins. 8iar,
$.W; (Jenltons. Htar. $3.&0. Jonathnns,
ftar. $3 fi Pen lavls, Missouri, tvt.36:
Hlack Twigs (Shield), $4.f; Hla.k Twins
(Comm.l, $4.00; Hen I'avls, Star. $a -t;
Iiamlnoa. Bechtels. $.i; Ben ravls,
Pechlel's. $4 (X; Willow Twigs. Hechtel's.
$4 00; Rsmanlles. pechtel'a. 14. "0; Oenltona,
Hechters. $4.W; Vallbrldi;e. Pei-litels,
$4
REKF CVTS Ribs: No 1 ls'.c; No. 2.
14c; No. X 124c. Chucks: No. 1. Nn.
T, 1c; No. 8, 84c. Iritis: No I, 4o;
l4c; No. 2. 12V; No. 3. live Plates
-U. A. IOV. Ali. m 1 . , n.Mtmii.. 1,
M.. 1 SVc: No. 2. IWr: No
a. to.
APrl.KH t Boxes) Komn i.eaime. 's,
$1.75; extra fancy Jonathnns. Washing
ton, $3.00; Newton Pippins. $J.0O; Arksn
sss Blacka. $2 7.V S aanera. l-ViS; 1 bil i
ous. $2 W. Urlmea' Oolden. $2 C4: Hear
malnes. $1; Stsymen YA'Incssps, extra
fancy, Washington. $-'iX), Spltsenburgs,
Washington, fancy,
Cdsr: Nrhawka, $3.'.'$ keg.
VKUETABL.K8 Potatoes: Red River
Ohloa. 0c. hu.: whites. $1.00 bu.
w!sweet Potatoes: Kansas, $380 bbl.; Jer
'seys, $1.7& hamper. Onlona: Tellow. 240
20 lib red. Vic lb: Bosnl.h. $l.7S orate. Cu
cumbers, $i'.ft dot. Peppers: 0c basket.
Csullflower: $1.75 crate. Brussel Pprouts:
lb. Cabbage. 14c lb; red. 340 lb. New
Beets. Carrots, Turnips: 60c dog ; old,
14c lb. Head Lettuce: $100 doi; crates.
$4.00; leaf, 40c dot. Radishes, Mc dos. Cel.
erv: Jumbo. 0c dos; Michigan, $2.00 box;
Parsley: ISO dos. Eggplant, $1.60 doa. Ruta
bssoes, 14c lb.
HONEY Comb (U sections), $3.T5 esse;
Airline. (2 doi. s-o. tumblers, $1.) case.
Pigs: New, twelve 10 o., $5c case.
Pates: Dromedary, (JAs), $3$ esaa!
stuffed, walnuts. $123 bos; fard dates,
12c lb.
NUT9 Peanuta: No. 1 raw, 4o lb;
No. 1 roasted. e lb.; Jumbo, rw, $4c
lb.; Jumbo, rossted, DHc lb,; mixed nuts.
ISc: almonds. OsVes. 15c lb.: English wal
nuts. No. 1. 14c lb.; English Walnuts.
No. 3. 134c; f liberie, l$c lb.; pecans. 1243
lb: pecans, Jumhoes, 174c; Rrsxlla. l$r lb.
POP(Y)RN-No. 1. rice. 4c lb.: 40 1-lb.
packages, $2.50 case; Nehraaka white, ac
cording to quality, 24cfM4e lb.
MlSCEliLANEOt'8 Cornpopa. $$
case; cornpopa, 4 ease. $l.fii: kornettes.
$3.2Ti esse; Icornettes. 4 caae, $!.; check,
era. $350 case: checkera, 4 caae. $1.75:
cracker lack. $3.50 case:, crsrker Jack. 4
case, $1.75: chums, $3.50 esse; chums. 4
case. $175: snlted peanuts. $1.35 can;
horseradish. $1.75 case.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. .Tan. 4 PRATRIB 1TAY-
.Choice upland, $9.Vfll0.flO; must be extra
white. c: Mav, 72'V; July. 7:14c.
OATS No. 2 white. 4.11141; No.
2.
1 mixed. 39940c.
1 PrTTF.R-Creamery. 33r; firsts.
..fniMl. 90r: rjirklns 1c.
He;
17c;
I : . . . . ..
Fn nrsts. otc; seconns, joe.
POCI.TIIY-Hens. U4c: turkeys
springs, lie.
Minneapolis t.rwln Market.
MfNNEAPOIiTH. Jan. B. WHEAT
I Mav. $1.24'nl 2XU: Julv. $1.22i.224: No.
hrA' H-": No- I northern. $l.2r.SU1
1.r,R.' No. - northern. $1.194f 1.21V
KUU'R-Ti'ov psle)ils, $"i95; first
rlesr Ifi l."; others grades unchanged.
H I Rt.F.Y "i71c.
R1T,-92'4J934r.
OR AN IK.0oHj1..
CORN No. 3 vellow, 7.VfT7fc.
OATS No. 3 white 4;t.ilj4;!c.
f?i-:n;i" Flax. $2.:':4'&3.2.V
l. I.eala t.raln Market.
ST. liOl'IR, Jan. 5.--WHKAT-No. 1
red nominal; No. 2 bard, nominal; May.
$i.?2'i.i.I3: July. $t.l4-
I'liRN-No. 1. 71c: No. 2 while, 71W714C;
Mav. 74e; July, 7"4c.
OATH No. 2. 4V(i434c: No. 2 while,
nominal.
Liverpool Oralw MarVet.
1.IVFRPC01.. Jan. 5 -WH F,AT- Spot,
No 1. Manitoba. 13s 4d: No. 3. I3 3d. No.
$ I3s; No. 2 bard winter, inw. 12a 4d.
'1 iRN Spot, American m'xed. new, 9s
1d.
Rvaworaled A pales aad Dried Frnlts
NTW YORK. Jan. .-V:VA PORATE7
APP1.FS -Pull.
rR1FP FRI'lTS Prunea and raisins,
steady; apricot a and peaches, ojitet.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. $ -COFFEE The
market for coffee futurea was verv qule4
today. The opening was one point lower
to one point hlaher, and the market closed
net unchsnged to two polnls higher op
a little scattered covering and reports of
stesdlness In H rax II Ssles were 4.7V)
bags: Jsnuary. 4!'c: February, g .'Ac:
March. lc: April. 71c; May. .7c; June,
"i2c; July, g Mc : August. .2c:, Hepteniher,
.97c: October, 7c; November. 7.03c: Ie
ceniber. 7.07c. Ktot coffee, dull; Rio. 7s,
rSc; Santos. s. 9c. C ist and freight of
fers were unchanged, quotations ranging
from 9.75c to 9c for Santos 4s. English
credits. With returns front Antwerp vet
to be received, the figures Indicate a de
crease of about 1'3.T9 bags In the worl.f s
vlsthlr supplv of coffee for the nv.nl h of
I'ecember. The offi sl cables ahow an
advance of rela at R'o nrt a decllif.
of 1-33d In the rate of Rio exchange.
Santos, unchanged.
tntlea Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 5.-COTTON Snot,
nu'et; middling uplands. 12.4'c; sales, ( W0
bsles.
Futures onened stead v: January, it 27c;
March. 12, ',7c; May, 12.74c; July. 12.90c;
October, i:.3e.
Cotton loed very stesdv today, at a
net advance of four to thirteen nolnta.
Cotton futures closed verv steady:, Jan
lisry. 17ft; March. 12 Mc; MNy, l.79c;
Julv. 1?9V: October, 12..S4C
l.lVKHMisii, Jan. 5 -COTTON-not.
firm: good middling, ld: middling. .2sd;
low middling, 7 M.I; ssles. 14.001) hales.
Oil aad ftnala.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. 5 -TCRPEN-TINE
Firm at i'c: sales, 374 bhls.: re
celrits. II tibls. ;. shifiments, 3 bbls. ; stock,
15.N00 bbls.
ROSIN-Firm: salea. 7M bbls.: receipts.
"iH bbls ; shipments. 10 bhla : stock,
7r,91 bbls. Quote: A. 14. C and P. $.' 70
K. F and O $' 75: 11. $5 A: I. IV Ki- K.
0R; M. $.60; N. $7.0; VVG. 17. 27.; tW.
7.50.
nt. I.oals l.le Ktoek Market.
ST. 1,01'IS. Jan. 5.-CATTI.E-.llere1pta.
4.9D) head: market atrong; native beef
steers. rr.VtriO; yesrlimr steer and
heifers. $4 fiiirn9.36: cowa. $V'rtii7.00, stock
era and feedera. $5.ooi7.S5: Texaa and IV
rtlan steeis. $5 2f.8.f0: cows slid lielfers.
4.naig50: native calves. .00ti I0.M.
HOGtt Receipts. 14.700 hrsd : mark "
higher: pigs and llahis. $ frn7.(i24: miTcd
nd butchers. KW-IO; good heavy, Vi.90
i7 10
RI'F.EP ANP I.AMBS-Reeeli.ts. 1.509
head: market string: ewes. $i..7wrf.75:
'smbs. 9 x,"rt9.7S; yearlings and wethers.
r.5otm.7t.
I Market.
NEW YORK Jan. 8I'1AR-Raw. un
settled: centrifugal. 4.4tVn4.6ac; molssses,
J iHWjvi.Slc. Futures opened quiet, and at
noon prices were I point higher to 2
polnls lower.
Ir Imiidi Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. V-HRY GOOPR
Cottou g'Muls weie firm todsy; cotton
yarns, firm, knit guoUs, acllve.
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Good Kindi of Cattle Are Fully Ten
Higher Sheep and Larabi
Make Good Advance.
trnne . . . --.n
HOGS FULLY STEADY TO STRONG
OMAHA. January 4. 1M.
Receipts were: Csttle. Hogs. 8heep
Offl.-lal Monday stj; 4 6TI ll.rl
Official Tuesday MM
Kstlinate Wednesday.. $.) :2,000 7.0o
Three days this week 22.42T 4".Mt S4.0J
Btme days laat week. ,lfi.47 2-1. W3 2!. 2
Haniadayn 2 weeks ago lStms f 3 944 "2.4.V
same days $ weeks aao 21.: 27.71. fi.'.n
Same days 4 weeks ago 22.o4 V.0J3 4 7:3
Same daya last vesr.,17.r JH.443 S.t,r
The following labia shows the receipts
of cattle. hoaa and sheen at the
omaha I.lve 8tock market for the yer
to date aa compared with last year:
191 Pir. tnc.
fsttla f..,y!i i; 722
Hogs Ftfi 1K11 X,o 23.0t7
heep ,4 mi 34,(V Ml
The following table shows the averags
prlcea of hogs at the Omaha live stocg
maraei ror the last few dsys, wltn com'
parlsons:
Pate.
ec. tF
''ee. 22
pwc. .
Ieo. 34.
lec. 25
Pec. 2l.
Dec. 17..
Iec. 21.
Pe. 3s.
lac. 0
Dec. 31.
Hate.
115. '19l4.l!Ui.il'.il2
I!i 1 . ll". lwr
a 4M IV,
7 12 7 51 1
2f'S : 7 03' 7 Of: I g 0?
1' 7 0J T $0! T 11
i n
7 Ml 03
HT 111
4 SI 7 4 T 13
1 04
1 55
7 tsl
7 a
T 22
( 03 7 731
5 7 T9 I J
5 w 7 711 30
I Ml 7 Ml I 31
t 54
4) 17
7 14
7 07
1 05 t m
1 u! 1 u
7 M
T
5 U 7 7 I 2'
( 51l 7 14 7 M
I 7 71 4 !
M. m&. 1914 ll13 !li:.,l!U. 11910
Jan. 1.
I Jan. t.
!Jan. $.
Jan. 4..
!Jan. 5.
I 7 lli 7"i 7 10 08,, I $ 24
7 17 7 Rli 7 091 00 7 551
U 7 SOI 7 IS1 5 o o'i a 30
6 44 T 04 T 141 $ 90 7 90; $
4nT 7 Ml 7 ! 0i" 7 7rt 47
.4t!nHav Hll.lM.v
Recelpta and disposition of live stork
t the Union Stock yards for the lael
twenty-four hours:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle.Hogi.Sheep.H r a.
r , M. St. P 14
Wahaah 1 I
Mlasourl Pactftc .... 1 1
I'nlon Pacific SH 4
C. N. W east ... 19 22
. N. W west... el 7
C St. P.. M. A O.. 34 22
C, R. A Q., east.... II
C. R. ft O.. west ... 34 43
C, R. 1. ft P.. east.. 14 2.1 , ..
V., R. I. ft P.. weat. 2 2 1
Illlnola Central 12 10
Chicago Ot. West... 7
Total recelpta.,. 241 292
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co Mi S,2. 77
Wwlfi and Company 1.407 4.lt? 2,:'4
"udahy Packing Co 1.440 K,7K 1.06J
Armour ft Co 1.152 &.IS4 3,&o0
fichwarta ft o 34
J. W. Murphy 2.540
Lincoln Packing Co Hi
South Omaha Pack. Co. 4
W. H. Van Sant Co 94
Pentnn. Van tf. ft L..... IV.
Hill ft Son 51
K. B. Iwls 1(
Huston ft Co 30
J. H. Boot ft Co 11R
I.. F. Huss 140
Roeenstock Bros 1M
K. a. Kellogg M
AVertKelmer A Degen... 2)
H. F. Hamilton 15
Sullivan llroa 2
Hothschild ft Krebs l
M. A K. Calf Co 232
Christie 94)
Hlgglns 21
Huffman 14
Roth 19
Meyers 2
Baker, Jones A Bmlth.. 20
Banner Broe 20
John Harvey 2
I lentils ft Francis 3
Kline 74
Jensen A Lungren 11
Other bucrs 541 1,77
Totals 6.902 22.031 $0
CATTLE Receipts were moderate this
morning. 217 cara being reported In. but
for the three days this week they foot
up 22,417 head, being the largest of any
reoent week, and pver 5,000 head larger
than for the same per;od a yrar ago. Tim
demand wn, acllve and pretty much
everything changed hands In good season
In tne morning.
rcslrablo kinds of heof steers, cows
and helfera. In fact, all go-d killers, in
In artlxe demand at prices that wetc
fully loo higher than yesterday. Leas de
sirable kinds wore not so much sought
sfter. but they were at least steady and
possibly strong.
Good stockera and feeders were also
sought after, and they showed fully as
much advance as killers, being active and
at least higher for everything do
hliable. Quniatlone on Cattle Oood to choice
yearlings, $x 2r.fl.25; good to choice
beeves, $7.60(&s.25; fair to rood beeves,
$1. 7&p7. 40; common to fair beeves, $6.71
50; good to choice grass heifer. $5 bt)
W; good to choice grass cows. $S.2tQ
6.25; fair to good cows. $4.505.2t; com
mon to fair cows, $3,502-4.60; mod ta
choice feeders $.Vi7.15; fair to good
feeders, iHOmtH.an; common to fair feed
era $,i.ft)4.oo; good to choice Blockers.
$H.7.vf 7.25; fair to good stockers, $0w
i5: common to fsfr stockers, $6.0000',
stock heifers, $5 25j.0O; stock cows, $4,500
5.25; slock calves, H.0037.26; veal calves,
$7.1029.50. bulla, atagj. etc., $3,754.75.
Representative salea:
WSEK bTEKKS
Ne.
4..,
14 .,
.
V.,
47...
14 .
M) .
21...
14 ..
7..
1...
14..,
II...
4...
13 ...
4..,
5...
..
a...
I . ..
ID .,
4...
1...
1..
4...
1 .
II. ..
11..
14..
U
At. Tr.
No.
A. Pr.
. . X,l I 49
. . T7 4 j
. 1V4 4 H
. . I .1 ; en
, 7 n
..llii 7 10
.1)4 7 40
, i:n r it
. tk.il T U
. , TM 4 U
. . Ml 4 Ml
..1047 4 7rt
..IIT4 4 II
.. t t OJ
..1340 T II
..111 T
..1414 .7 41
. U'l 1 to
IS.
I .
II .
14..
.
tl .
It..
,H .
IT..
ISO T 71
ie
.191 7 16
HTEKRH AND HEIFERS.
P IM 1
4 10 :t
W. 4 14
440 7 0 ) 4
HKIFLRS.
1 I 0 T
7 I I
1l I M t
1144 a in
id n
. 4l T
CALVES.
sm in I . . .
in I 1
111 ; so 1 ....
i n t on t
MA 15
T4 4 4k
10.7 4
101 Ik
411 4 V)
III I 40
T"t I O)
ifta 4 1..
MO I 40
410 I 34
471 I il
: 4 it
in I
ISO 9 Ml
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
ht 4 "0 II 744
7 i;i 1 UJ
4 M
I 44
. . . . 4 4 4
.... .44 4 It
III I 4
471 4
747 4 14 1 Ml
. ... IM 4 U 14 I7J 7
HtHiS The largest run to show up on
sny one day In months put In an appear
ance tills morning. Estimates called for
32.1 rsrs, or 22.0U) head, putting the total
for the week at 4 head. This Is IS.huO
heavier than last wsek and II MX) laignr
thsn last year, but about J.UD smaller
than for the same dsys two weeks ago.
the big week of the same aeason to date.
All points were very llherally aupplied
again today, bill despite Una lact early
advlcea from other polnls Indicated that
values would be right around ateady, and
the local market opened on this basis,
shippers starting In making their pur
chases st about the samo figures ad
yesterday.
Karly killer blda were placed at some
what eaaler prlcea, being aa much aa a
nickel lower than yesterday'a average,
arid first salea looked a ahade below yea
terday'a general market, but competition
waa good all around, and by the time a
general movement started values were
very close to. If not fully steady.
Kven at alrady prices the hogs did not
move fast enough to suit packera. and
the market continued to Improve as the
morning advanced, a good share of the
sales being fully a nickel above yester
days average. Buyera. once started,
kept on going until practically everything
had been cleaned up, a good clearance
being made long before noon
Light hogs, which on the bearish mar
kets of Ule have been alow sellers, moved
more freely, and on the whole showed
aa much advance as any oilier kind,
sales being sharply higher than vester.
day's close. Some of the underweight
grades found the going silll a Utile slow,
but even I he bulk of the pigs and shoals
waa cleared early.
The big end of the sales era steady
to oc Mglier than Tuesday, or fully
ateadv with Monday long strings sold
at $nbV?W55. and bulk of all the sales
landed at a spread of $ri 45&4V40; top reach
ing $i fin. There waa quite a sprinkling
of light from $K 4" down.
He present a 1 1 e aalna:
No. v Hh. Pr. No A rfh. Pt.
II 171 . 4M Si JM ... Ski
M E It. 14 ltd ... J4
I .Ii4 ... 4 lb II Ii,s ...
17 14 .... 4 4 14 lt ... H
, a its .
ii ia 4-,
74 ti ... it yi
1 l ... if
i 4 T l SK
M 171 ... 4 1
at itj ... fa
i ... v
4i.. 7 m
4? vt . .
' M Sat IX IH
riofl.
i 14 in ... I M
4 ... D
, ut . . .-,
. UK
14
4 M
II
no
i S M EE P Supplies were moderate, ar-
! rivals of tenty-n!ne cars, or ;.10 hesd.
. r.'l less th-.-, half as large as yMer-
i day'a run. Receipts for the first half of
tne ween root up at.sn; head, a gain of
l.'.om over last week and 2.0U0 heavier
than two weeks ago, but entailer than
for the same days laat year by over
11,000 head.
With lighter receipts lamb trade took
on a better tone, opening out In good
sesson at prices that were fully lOtfi.-.e
higher. Fact la If la doubtful If anything
sold showed less than a t.Te advance.
, while some of the ssles mnde before the
nose tookefl aa much aa 2nc above yes
terday. Movement waa active, and while
the late arrival of a few trains made
things a little dreggy In spots a prettv
fair clearance waa mide by mid-forenoon,
all the stuff ottered early and some of
the later arrlvala being cleaned up shoitly
after 10 o'clock.
The close proved to be fully a quarter
higher on light or medium weight lambs
and heavy klnda were any way 15c up.
Several loada of the best handy weight
lamba brought n 55. hu nKRiMi
j bought the bulk of the offerings. Clipped
1 lambs, mates of the $1.25 stuff yeaterdsy.
I showed a 15c advance, bringing $4.40. To.
Idav'a top of $9.55 la the hlchest price
i paid here since last Julv. vesterdav a
I slump wss more than recovered In the
l.''4 25o advance scored todny.
fcwes, while not so heavily supplied si
ion yesterday, were Mill a little alow.
I Bulk of the stuff offered was on the
wlghtv order, and moved at prlcea that
I were mainly 10fi5c higher. Bulk sold
around x.(. some verv w-eightv sturr
bringing this figure, while the best here
made $s.o5. Nolh'ng good on the light
order waa Included In the supply, and
best kinds would easily hsve made $4 35,
possibly more thsn tliat. Two loads of
hesvy yesrllngs, which were still unsold
at noon yesterday, were caabed late In
the day at $7.25. the same figure they
brought Monday. Today another cut of
them sold at $7.33.
Only a few feeders were offered and
tbev were eagerly picked up at the
highest figures ever paid for feeding
ismbs. One pretty good hunch made $9.00,
while a very plain eort brought $4.35.
Quotations on sheep and lamba: Lambs,
good to choice, $9 401T9.66; lamba. fair to
good, $9.109.40: lamba. clipped, W.oogg .40;
yearlings, good to choice light. 7.75a.:
yearlings, fair to choice, heavy. $7.0o
J.75: wethera, fair to choloe. $.26i8'7.0i;
ewea, good to choice, $A.0OpS.26; awea,
fair to good. $50v9.06.
Representative sales:
No. i. Pr.
aiA shorn Ismbs T4 I 25
544 shorn lamba 90 40
K9 fed lamba 19 45
$(0 fed lamba 93 t 25
499 fed lamb T7 30
755 fed lambs 4 35
4"3 feeding ewea 121 I 90
131 feeding ewea 11$ t 7,
CHICAGO LIVK UTOCK MAHKBT
CHICAGO. Jan. I. CATTLB Receipts.
17.000 head: market firm; native beef .
ateera. $i.3,7f19.an; western steers, $5
4 10; cows and heifers, $3.10$rg.4&; calves,
$7.00flT10 75.
PCX . Receipts, 54 OnO head; market
strong. 5c to 10c higher: bulk of salea.
K.uOtjJ.OO. light. $R ftt77.96: mixed. $V554
7.0.'.; heavy. M.&rii"7.10; rough. $1.4T.70;
pigs. $5 754M.H5.
SHEEP ANP LAMBS-Receipts 17.09
head; market strong: wethers. $1 75lf7.2i;
ewes. $4.75AI75; lambs. $7.75910.25.
Kaasaa fltr I.I re Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Kan., Jan. $. CATTL15
l$4.on9.; dressed beef sleera. $a.70v.25;
.wr stern steers, $4 HubJ.OO; stockers and
'feeders. tj.WHrtl.OO; bulls, $5.00tpS.36; calves.
4i1.1iKnn1.1w.
IK HiS-Receipts. 13.000 bead: market
higher; hulk of aalee. $.50i8t.fl0: heavy.
M.7fl4i.90: parkera and bulchera. $.(
a.m- lights. $t.5ivd): pigs, $5.s&Mr.
SHEEP ANP LAM BH Receipts. 9.500
bead: market higher; lambs, $9.oiVfl9.(in;
yearlings. $7.50ifJ.40; wethers. $.2fy(t7.25;
ewes, $'..Vu.K.
Sleax f ltr l ive Htnrk Market.
SIOCX CITY. Jan. 6,-CATTLE-P-celpts.
3.500 head: market steady; native
ateera. .2.Vfl 7.50; butchera. $r..0rvaS7o.
cowa and helfera, $6.0iva.35: stockers and
feeders. StfUVnti 5.1 : calves lri OTIiH S .V) bulla
lalasa et liMKKIIl
HOGS Receipts. 14.nflf) head: market 5c
lower; heavy, $.IW?14 5:, mixed, $ 4itt1.50;
light. W 0uii 40; bulk of sales, $4.4nfjA.5.V
SHEEP ANP LAM PS Recel pts. l.ooa
head: market inTi5c higher; ewes, ti-WH
.ff; lamba. $7,5019.16.
. Stock la Right.
Receipts of live stock at the ftva prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. TTora. Fhsen.
Kansas City .0n0 la.nw sort
Chics go 17.009 54.0f4) 17 T!
Sioux City 3.500 4.nm 1 Av
Oniahs 8.410 21.000 T.nco
St. Louis 4.&I0, 14.7uO I..1OO
Totals
...$.V410 124.700 K.ont)
4. Joeepk I.fre Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Jan. I. CATTLE
Receipts, l. head; market higher:
steers. $.5oiTi.oO: rows and heifers, $1.00
ltM: calvea. $4.0009.35
HOGS-Recelpta. 9.000 head: market
higher: hulk or salea. $..50ff.70
SHEEP ANP LAMRE Receipts. S.OOfl
hesd, market steady; lamba, $x.5OJ9 40.
. . -
Metal Market.
NKW TORK. Jan. . METALS Lead
$5 70 bid. Spelter not quoted. Copper:
Firm: electrolytic, $2.1 25024.09. Iron:
Sieadyand unchanged. Tin: Strong; spot.
At London: Spot copper, 4g f.; f.
lurea, JM. Electrolytic. Ol2. Spot tin. 173
lf.s: futures, 174 15a. Antimony, 1125,
Ii ad. 31 1.7a. Spelter. H3.
iDog Saves Master
While Puppies Burn
SHENANDOAH, la., Jan. tV -Special
Telegram.) Love stronger than for ber
pupplea waa shown by the canine heroine
of the Jack Warden livery stable fire
laat night, when the dog awakened the
liveryman and hla wife, Mr. and Mra.
John Vaughn, then returned to the build.
Ing for her family, whirh the waa unable
to save.
Eighteen horaeg were destroyed In the
flr of unknown cauae and the man and
woman barely escaped wtlh their Uvea.
Willis Strong, a race horse owned by
Mr. Warden, who waa visiting In Lincoln,
waa burned to death.
The office of Dr. V. A. Ludlngton. vet
erinarian, waa destroyed.
Family of Six Burn
To Death in Idaho
BOISH. Ida. Jan. 5.-Arch Eckeraall,
his wife and four children were burned
to death in a f're which destroyed llielr
home at Salmon, Ida., on January 1, it
v - . .,, d her '. diiv. Tne victim.
were asleep when the fire started and
perished before help arlved.
I 4ast Harbor I as pro venae a 4 a.
WASHINGTON. Jan 5 Improvements
of the 1.0a Angelea and Long Beach. Cal.,
harbors to cost about Jl.tni.nnl mere rec
ommended In a report of General King
man, chief of aimy englneera, submitted
to congress today by Secretary Garrison.
LKOAI, NOTICES
The I'nlon Land Company.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of THE
UNION LAND COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the atockholdera
ef The I'nlon l and Company will ba held
at the off!-e of the Company In Omaha,
Neb., on January 10th, mi, at 10 o'clock,
A. M . for the election of ftva directors
end for the transaction of such business
ks may legally come before the meeting.
ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary
D.tUd t.
Tn. frank rommsot on N' York gioi-h t
rirhno Mcurllttl In THI ifn I T R I
IKW. II a wr 9n4 fur tr emols rue.
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