I1IK HKK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, FKHRUAKY 11, ISMfi.
FOR RENTAPTS AND FLATS
f JIT rholo 4 or fc-room team heated
spsrtmeut, on Wt rarnam St.
John w. Iiobrins. iw farnam ?t
heated. Janitor service.
cu Ra l
oath.
"IVbVROOM ateam heated apartment.
nr desirable, tha Chula Vista,
mnd Poppleton Art.. Ml. in. 13
1 DW
del Theater Bldg. Doug. 1ST1.
Mlaeeltaaewa.
WARM. COZY APARTMENT.
Fin apartment of four rooms end
bath, nicely decorated, oak finish,
Kifatn heat, Janitor service; every
thing flrst-clss. Sea it and you will
take It.
SCOTT HIt.T. CO..
Polglas l",
MONTH FREK RF.NT.
CLOSF-lN APARTMKNT.
-r. and bath, apartment, bri-k ; m1.
except heat: good neighborhood; $12.s.
D.U BUCK. 912 Omaha Nafl. P. -'-
T-ROOM, steam healed. $-vr.; near post
office. O P. Stebblne. lul" Chicago.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROPTY
Stare.
WIL.L, remodel apace. 60x60. for lodge
hall. M floor of Crounaa block 119 IV
18th Bt., to suit tenant. CONRAD
TOl'NG, t!2 Brandels Thea. Pong 1671
BIALlj atore room; very desirable; rent
$.; IS20 Case St. CONRAD iOUNQ,
8?2 Brandels Theater. Ponging 1ST!.
STORE ROOMS at 1S08-1811 Farnam St
Thoa. F. Hall. 433 Ram ge Bldg. P. .4S.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, movea, packs, ahlpa; a-hors
ran and 3 men, $12b per hour; storage.
SI per month, Satisfaction guaranteed,
ouglas 4im and Tyler 230.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mor
mg. 219 N. Uth Bt. Phone
Doug-las tH or Harney 17.
Separate, locked room, for household
good ana pianos; moving, packing and
OiSKha VAN AND STORAGES CO..
a ik at Douirlaa 413.
fTDEElT? FREE
Phone Douglae Xb for complete Hat of
vacant houaea and apartmenU: alao for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sts.
J -i nyyii Express Co. Moving.
. j. iXlUIUU packing and storago.
1K17 Farnam St Douglag 14.
ilAOUAKD Van & Storage Co. Moving.
packing, storage and anippm- u.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
West.
Close-in Bungalow
B-room and bath, modern; finished
throughout In oak; within walking dis
tance; near Crelghton College.
Offered for quick sale at ROOD; 11.000
cash. ... ,
You couldn't duplicate this house and
lot under (4.000.
Shuler & Cary,
D. 4KB.
204 Keellne Bldg..
Norta.
AFINEttOME
FOR VERY LITTLE CASU
i'...inr cottaCA. oak 'floors, strictly
modern: large lot. Small monthly pay
ments, 3331 Ameg Ave.
N0RR1S & NORRIS,
409 Bihi Building. phone Douglas 4570.
U 260 rooms, nearly pew; one acre; all
kinds of fruit good neighborhood, fine
view; $1,000 cash, bal. mo. Worth
I4.7&0. Redick Ave. Tel. Doug. 1510,
ask for Colfax.
BUNGALOW, 6 large rooms, new and
modern; oak nnisn; corner 101 ou paveu
street: on Sherman Ave. car line,
. and Ames. Webster 422S.
FOR
KAI.K Stricilv modern. 11-room
house; hot water heat; south front lot.
Price y,wu. t'none uougm
TEN rooms, four apartmenta,
cheap.
Phens Colfax 106$ after U a. m.
oata.
AN ELEGANT lIOifE
Large living room, dining room with
Dutch windows, kitchen, pantry, rear
entry on first floor, oak finish; two
bedrooms, sunroom and bath on second
floor; corner lot, eaat and south front;
close to school and Ilanacoru park; lo
cated In Crelghton'a 1st Add. Price
$3,760. $300 cash, balance monthly.
C. G. CARLBERG,
. 312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
NKAR FIELD CLUB.
We have a brand new S-room, strictly
modern bungalow slyle : home in the
Field club district; oak finish through
out; full cement basement, with large
corner lot; street paved; In the best
neighborhood in the city; S blocks from
car line and Hanscom park. Call us for
appointment to see tnis.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
T.37 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781. o
Mtaeellaaeaae.
tv i-Afill. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
This is a nearly new -room. strictly
modern home;- ten blocks from post-
office, walking distance, it is finished
In birch throughout. Street paved: gar
age; nice, large lot, H block from car
and school.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
"137 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781.
A GENUINE BARGAIN.
No. 2003 6th Ave., Council Bluffs; I
rooms, modern exoept heat, large barn,
paved street and on car line; $2,100.
Will sell for reasonable payment down,
balance likn rent. Thos. L. MuUarry,
tieenne Ming., itca itt.
. 6-ROOMI BARGAIN NEW, 6-ROOM, 2
flTORY HOI'SK, NKAR CAR. A 8NAP
AT H.400; REASONABLE PAYMENTS.
BENSON & CA RMICHAKU
DOl GLAil 1722. 642 PAXTON BLK.
COTTAGE AT AUCTION
At court house, February 24. 8e W. H.
PCSSI--LL. .il Brandels Theater.
BARGAIN in a new bungalow, 6 rooms
and bath: strictly modern; oak and ma
ple finish: leaving city: want offer.
TKBBENS. tVffi Omahii Nat. Bk. D. 21K2.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
Was 4.
W ILL BUIMTtO SUIT.
Hsve IS first choice lots in Leaven
worth Hcleht Add; easy terms. Doug.
2Wil. Csr! K. Bolen. 614 Psxton Bldg.
Nartk.
THE most remarkable development ever
seen in Omaha Is MINNIS LIJ8A addi
tion. Over Mi lots have been sold in
that addition in seven months.
CHARLES W. MARTIN ft CO..
OWNERS.
Mlscella areas.
Two ACRES, close in, $U00; and other
acreage, $JUk to $4. No tradts. Pat
terson, Douglas 147.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE
I.AND FOR CITY PROPERTY.
e have a number of good farms,
some of them in eastern Nebraska, that
we can exchange for good Income city
property. Farm lands are steadily in
creasing in value and those who buy
land at prevailing prices are bound to
realize a large profit on their iaveal
meat in the next few years.
- . A P TCKET ft BON,
Tel. Doug. 502 i:r7a yy. O. W. Bldg
XQI'ItV IN ISO ACRl. V ,U- north
. u t nt ,
Z "-ii improved; g'.ofl
buildings, fenced and eross-femed; half
broken up. Value, $,. -, trarte
' for city property, balance caah. Ad
dieas s re Chss. I'nily, O'Neill, Neh.
IrCdO. s pertinent house, land for hi If
Trades, swaps, exchanges. Can inauh
anything. J. A. Abt-ott. Patterson Blk.
Uifiana. n
REAL ESTATE-EXCHNGE
REAL. EVSTATF., Fire and Oereial Insur
ance. Art Thatcher. 1217-U City Nt
t'on Bank Wilt ijouglae
R'F.SlhKXCK and flata welflocated. Pi
oh a nice for vacant property. l. "!iW.
Toland A Trumbull.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Benson.
-ROOM.
All modem. In Benson, at 2319 N. Mth
Bt. Full lot. house about year old.
Mortgage on It of J,"nO.00. payable
tio.oo per month; make offer for equity.
You need not fear to make offer low
enough. The owner must eell and you
will get a snap.
H. A. WOLK. 614 War Blk,. Pong.
Uaadee.
Take Advantage of the Future
rise in value. Don't envy the man who
" "got In on the ground floor." You
take few chance today than the man
who bought ten years ago. The city la
growing to the west at a rapid rate.
Safe to Buy and Build
In Happy Hollow and Dundee's newest
addition because It ia west, and the
building restriction assure good houses,
preventing your neighbor from build
ing in such a way as to depreciate
your proierty,
DON'T MIS8 THIS OPPORTUNITY
but select a lot In one of these addi
tions, and start now by becoming an
owner of real estate where values are
bound to Increase.
Easy Terms
One-tenth cash, and 1 per cent
of
purchase price payable monthly.
Call or phone us, and we will gladly
furnish plats, with prices, and show
you the property at your convenience.
George & Company,
Phone D. 7WS. 901 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
OWNKK of Dundee liome with two lota
has removed from city and says make
price that will sell It. 8ee ua.
F. D. WEAD, Wead Bldg.. J10 8. 18th St.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Investments
Double brick terrace with oak finish,
tiled bathrooms; everything first-class;
West Farnam district. Price $li,600; in
come $1,200.
louble stucco and frame terrace,
$i:.fi00; Income 1,2G0.
4 feet with good Improvements, on
Harney St., 21,600.
J. II. Dumont & Co.,
4i-18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug, 6XV
INVESTMENT
Two good, practically new -room
frame houses, one. nice corner lot, 3fith
Ave. and Jones St. Rental, I7S0 per year.
Price only Iti.BOO. This is a SNAP. Look
Into it.
D. V. Sholes Co.,
i5.1g City Nat. Rk. Rldg. Doug. 40.
Right Down Town
laOxlfiT five blocks of lfith and Har
ney, only $12,000; two houses rented at
W and half ground vacant. Buy this
close-In- property and you can't lose.
Glover &
919-20 City Nat.
Spain,
Douglaa 3982.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
mail store room, with living rooms
above, In Central school district. Phone
Red '854.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPTY
, Lesaae for Sal
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
V " ' or
INSURANCE
180 Squara Feet $30.00.
Tb Be Building Co.
Hoom 103.
FINANCIAL
FOR SALE $5,000 Issue a per cent pre
ferred stock, retlreable In five yeara at
premium; all or Part. Address K 723
Real Kstate Loans, Mortgages.
WE are ready at all time to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
212 So. lTtb St.
6 TO for loans on best class city
residences in amount $2,000 up: also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO., 1622 Farnam St.
OMAHA hotna. East Neorask farm
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
10H Oriliiha National. Phone Douglas 171
SlONEY TO LOAN, for ft years. otTUn-
E roved properties.
HOPEN At CO.. Doug. 4246.
MORTGAGE INVESTMENT.
Pome first-class mortgages 6 per cent
Interest. W. T. Oralism, Bee Bldg.
n A R V 1 N KH )N oraaha
Natl. Bk.
R'd
1100 TO $10,000 made promply. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg.. 18th i Farnam fits.
lloNKY on hand for city and farm loans.
1 lw. Binder, ' ity ins tionai Ha n kB id g;
CITY property. Large loans a specially"
W. 11. Thorns. !H Btate Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans. 6. ft'4i. per cent.
J. II. Dumont Co.. 411 an ate Bank.
6 ct CITY LOAMS. l u. l arlfterg, 110-
12 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
MONEY. HARRISON ft MORTONT
ti Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Abstracts at Title.
nTT AT? A KTK.K . A bstract t o. The
j w nest i
abstract la tha
cheapest. Room 7. Patterson Bldg. D.2S47
V W If I? Title guarantee and Abstract
iVL'AV"' Co.. a modern abstract office.
S05 8. 17th El. Tel. u. 1.4H.
REED ABSTRACT CO. oldest abstract
office in Nebraska. A Brandeis Thea.
" Btorka and bonds.
lis' HOME BUILDERS
You get "7c
You get builders' profits. '
You get caeli dividends.
You get mortgsge security.
You can get your money back on
short notice. ...
You get your part of all profits above
7 when you transfer your shares in
Home Builders, INC.
Anierii'an Security Co., fiscal agents.
S. w. Cor. 17th and Douglas. Omaha.
$l,("'at farm mortgage bearing 7 per rent
secured by property valued $S.7:. Tal-
mage-LoomiH Inv. o., v . i. w. Blflg.
REAL ESTATE-TRACKAGE
1ST11 and Hickory, 4Vtxlfi5, on B. ft Ml
R. K.. H.OAI itUll.L. Ms Umillt
Nat. Bank Bldg.
FARM LAND FOR RENT
TV ENTY ACRES
FOR RENT.
Well improved, located near Fair
acres. Just off paved road. All kinds
of fruit. This Is one or the choicest
pieces of acreage around Omaha and
will be ready for occupancy March L
Call at onra.
HI ATT-FAIRFTEliD COMPANY,
H) Omaha Nat 1 Bk. Bldg. Tel. p. m.
FOR RENT 10 cres of land. 4 milss
from t taras, isbd.; ii a. in cunivatlon,
nt a. In wheat, balance first-ciass hay
land. There la a small house and barn
on ths place. Rents tor $4 per acre caaa.
A ". Bee.
lji-A.. 130-a.. Suu-a. Iowa farms, alliii
proved. Write for particulars. Camp
bell ft Craig. aJZ Keeiin tug.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lands.
Nit 1N I MHKAM'K.
a Pan Jeai'iln vallev farms; In alfalfa
and ciop. and under Irrigation; 10 to Ml
acres each. Well Ion. ted. Clear of In
cumbrance. Can changa for eastern
Nebraska farm land not too heavily
mortgaged.
PAV.NK INVESTMF.NT COM r NT.
Omaha Nat. Hank Bldg.. Omaha.
lowsT l.aaas.
FOR BALK Dwelling and small acreage
near Council Bluffs. Ideal for poultry
or bees, nearly all kinds fruit; out
buildings, etc. tmly few rods from
railroad station, luitht party needs no
cash, can make own terms Write
owner, Hot T.fi. Atlantic, lnwa.
Minnesota l.anas.
Ac KB improved Inrm. SO miles from
Minneapolis; 101) acree undsr cultivation,
balance meadow and pasture; good soli;
10-room house, barn and all other build
ings that are needed, school house on
land; price, $ per acre; one-half caah:
or will sell farm witn full equipment of
hAfMI s 1 1 1 j. machinery. StC. Will
make very reasonahio price en personal ,
property. Immediate possession can
had. Schawb Bros.. KXM Plymouth
Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
Mississippi loin's.
TUB BAFE 1NVK8TMKNT,
The bedrock of evcuriiy In the busi
ness world la land. We deliver to you
an orchard planted to everlasting trees.
Get particulars.
W. T. SMITH CO..
P. 2S19 City National HankBldg
Mlaaeart Laade.
UKh.AT BAltiJAlNJ la down, $i month-
ly, buys t acres, good fruit ana poul
try land, near town, southern MKssourl.
Price only $JO0. Address Box . Kg
celsior Springs, Mo. .
BUTTER live on your own little farm In
Dent Co., Mo., than be renter. Call or
write for booklet. W. S. Frank, Neville
Block, Omaha.
Jteuraska Lands.
ALU THE TIME YOU WANT
Owner of 240 acrea In Cedar county, 40
mliea from Sioux City; will make very
liberal terms to first-class farmer who
can make a reasonable caah payment;
farm has about 1M acrea In crop, la well
Improved and close to town. Prloe, tlut
an acre. What's the use of renting?
PAYNK INVE6TMENT COM PANT,
Omaha Nat l Bank Wd.. Omaha.
TWKNTY ACKUd.
Ten miles from Omaha, near Inter
urban, suitable for slock feeding, fruit
growing or subdivision, at a special bar
gain If taken this month. Bee me.
OKOW5K (. WAI.IiAfK, 14 KFKI.INK.
BARGAIN
20 acres fruit farm with 10-room
house, good barn, etc. Close to Ft. Cal
houn city pnrk. Bargain at $10,000. Joo
Bolen. Ft. Calhoun.
W0 ACRKS, Ixgan County, Nebraska,
clear of encumbrance. Price $10 per
acre. Will exchange for ity property.
J. B. Robinson. 442 Bee. Doug, 80jt7,
ABSO"!,UT kLY an AT ranch; 1,20 acres;
6) per cent level; $7 per; terms. Reives,
& U If ford. 316 Ramge Bldg., Omaha,
Nebraska.
W tseunsla Usdi.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best daily anJ
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet $4 on Wis
consin Central Land Urant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If interested in
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Soo Line Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Ulsoellaaeoae,
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE 7
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City (Ia.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every (Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve
different dnyg for $2; or 00 words, $4, or
75 words, $t.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; ZoO.OOO readers dally In focr great
states.
FOR any and all kinds of acreage located
on or near car line, call C. R. Combs,
gift Brandeis Theater Bldg. Doug. 391.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
far tat.
Thirty-two milk wagoua for sale, cheap.
Johnson-Dan fort hCo.. 16th and Clark.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
MXD grain. 100 lbs.. H.'iu. Wagner. (01N.M
. AUT0M0BILESF0R SALE'
AUTOMOBILE 1N8URANCB
FIRE, THEFT. TORNADO,
' LIABILITY A PROPERTY DAMAGE
AT buniUDl 11.
KILLY. ELLIS ft THOMPSON,
tli-iU City Nat l Bank Bldg.
Doug. 281.
FOR SALE 1 two-ton Studebaker loo
wagon wun top in excellent condition.
Used about eight months. Address
Box 1T.5. Manning. Ia.
FOR BALK Automobile, Chevrolet road
ster, complete equipment. Price reason
able If sold at once. Bee Ooodyear Tire
ft Rubber Co.. 2M9-61 Farnam.
WE make one good .Ire from two old ones.
Ask us how. Zwlebel Bros., tin Farnarn.
Par Sale.
REAL BARGAINS
t 1914 Ford louring cars.
1 191$ Ford roadster.
1 1914 Ford roadster.
1 1911 Hupp 20 roadster.
1 1911 Chalmers SO roadster.
1 1912 Maxwell 86 truck.
1 1915 Maxwell.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
27 IS Farnam. Douglas $6S.
11915 Losier touring, a-cyllnder $J0
1 1V1S MU1CK Is-UI lOUllllg tJ
S IH16 Bulck rosdster MO
4 1SU Krlt touring 4,4
t II4 Ford touring t
a iai5 Studebaker touring abti
Auto Clearing House. 2209 Farnam, D.tag
1 QU-LrS. IrucK sue. nrunwia Jtuc
Bervtca btatlon. 114 . Faroam.
Phone Douglas 7tl.
Aal Livery aa Osrsgss,
Industrial Oarage Co.. 20 ft Harnygt.
Ante Htig mm
Him
yJuIomobHe palntUig don by expert; t
years - - """1 guar
anteed 1st class. Johnson Danforth Co.
DI'PLEX Urea Usl Ivager, are stronger
ana mr, "V" , , si
v.rnain St. Douglas 47$.
reward for limiitiil,, we csn t repair,
foils repaired. Baysdorfer. 210 N. lmh.
Flee winter sloiage wiieu cars are paint-
-r ---
erl a nn crm'- j"M.if.i-. .wnrort n Co.
fonatia Radiator Rep. Co.. Ar Par. D. 01
Asia tires and SaaaUae,
ITj TOTTRFSh A IJT "pricTeT
Ilomcr Hill. Mil Chicago HI
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HARLEY-DAVIDMON MOTORCYCLES.
Baraaln in used machines. Vlrior w...
"The Motorcycle Man." T7UJ Leavenworth! I
LEGAL NOTICES
iJoTlClfi OK HTO K HOLDERS' ""
MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the regut,,
annual meeting of the Block holders of tha
SOUTH PLATTE LAND, COMPANY w?,1?
be held t 'be offioe of said Company.
Room 701 First National Bjuik balHtl
Lincoln. Nbrll- JA" 0 cAoc,t . a
lb first dsy of March, A. D., IJ14. ' va
Lincoln, Nebraska, February 1st. ISIS
C H MuRBjLL. President.
Feby ldaot-
Dry twili Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. DRY OOODS
Wool goods markets were firm today,
Willi active purchasing for spot and fu
ture delivery. Cotton goods were firm.
Raw silk wss firm.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
roor Cash Demand for All Cereals
and Wheat Slumps Two to
Fire Cents.
CORN A5D OATS BOTH FALL
OMAllA, February 10. 1"1
There was a very poor cafh demand for
all cereals today.
Wheat took the blgest slump, selling
I to $ cents under yesterday a price, and
the demand was verv poor.
Corn was also low.r, declining 'i to ju.
cents orf. The better grades sold a half
lower, while the poorer grades sold fully
$ cents off.
tiata dropped three-m.arters of a cent.
I've was a cent lower.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 8?1,ion bushels: corn, JI.OtM
bushels; oats, 1J2.0i ucshels.
Liverpool cloaed with wriest unchanged;
com. Sri to d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.108,000
bushels, and shipments 7.0i bushels.
e.ml: receipts of 40.0vi hnshcls. and
shipments or tA0 bushels Isst year.
IVlmary corn receipt were I.UaVV
bushels, and shipments Mftflot) huahela.
against receipts of WO.flOn bushels, and
rmpmenis ot Mishela last year.
Primary oats receipts were tWJ.ftiO
bushels, and shipments 8!,Oi0 bushels,
against receipts of fcxi.ooo huahela. and
shipments of 4S8.ino busliela Inst year.
CARLOT KECK I ITS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. louis ..
4
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W lnnipeg
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These sales were reported today;
Wheat No. S hard winter: 1 car. $1.K
No. $ hard winter: t cars, $1.17; 4 cars,
Jl.KS: I cars, .W; 4 cars. $1,151; 4 cars.
$l.lfi. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car (western.
$1.1: 1 car. $1.14: 1 car. $1 lSi. 7 cars. $1.1;
t cara, $1.12,; 4 cars. $1.12; I car. $1.11; :
cars. $1.10: $ cars. 11 Oil: 1 cars 11 (i- 1 cars
$1.07H. Sample hard winter; I car. $1 to;
1 car. $1.02; 1 car. $101. No. 1 durum:
11-6 crs, si. 15. No. $ durum: 1 car, $1.11;
S cars. $1.12. No. 2 mixed durum: 1 rar.
$1.15. No. 8 mixed: t rare, $1.17; $4 car,
$L1B; 1 car. $1.14.
Oats No. white: S cars, Vio; 4 cars,
4Fic. No. 4 white: 4 cars, 44 Sample: 1
car 42c.
Rye No. S: 1 car. 92c; No. 4. 1 car. Soo.
Barley No. 1 feed: 1 car, 6c. Sample:
1 car. 61 e.
Corn No. 4 white: 1 car, 7 e; X cars,
Wc: 2 cars, Nc. So. t white: 1 car.
choice, 4c; I cars, 2"c; I cars. 2c; I cara,
61c. No. white: 1 car. f; 1 car, f4c.
No. 4 yellow: 4 cara, 74e- No. t yel
low: 1 car, 44c: 1 car, 63Vc: 4 cars. 3c;
1 csrs, 6214c; 1 rar. 62c. No. 6 yellow:
1 car, 62c; 1 cars, nso. No. $ mixed: 1
car, RSc. No, 4 mixeJ: 1 car, near yel
low. 664c; 10 cars. Wc; 4 cars, Mic. No.
5 mixed: I cars, 62c; t cars, 61Vc; 6 csrs.
61c No. mixed: 1 car. S7c; 2 cars, 6rtc;
1 car, kr4c; t cars, 5or; li cars, Mc. Sam
ple white: 1 car, .M)c; 1 car, 4Xc; 1 car,
46c; 1 car, Mc. Sample yellow: 1 car, frc;
$ cara, 42c: 1 car, 41c; S cara, 3c. Sample
mixed: 1 car, 5Sc; 1 car, Sic; 2 cars. 4lc;
1 car. 4fe; 1 car, 44c; 1 car. 42c; 2 cars, 40c;
4 cars, S7c; 1 car, Shc; car, $2c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. $
hard. $l.lHil 21; No. 4 hard, $1 14Htil.l7;
rejectee nsra. fi.uiisn.ii; ino. 3 spring,
$1.19-irl.21; No. 4 spring. I1.1j1.1S; No. i
durum, Il.m!.1I; no grade, $I.IU1.1S;
sample, 90c(M.06. Corn: No. 4 white, ft1
6-Hc: No. ft white, 66'.t6c; No. $ white.
60ii474c; sample white, 64iU(i6c; No, 4
yellow, 6RVjific: No. ft yellow, 66V4((ii4c;
No. yellow, 61Vy'414c; ssmple yellow,
Wi-3c; No. 4 mixed. 7Miac; No. 6
mixed, RSiififi'kc; No. mixed, aiWilSc;
sample mixed. WS67C. Oats: No. 2 white,
S-iyWc; standard, 4p46Hc: No. S white,
46VtMfic; No. 4 white, 46(r4fiHc; rejected,
44'44441c. Barley: No. 1 feed, 771c;
heavy feed, 4iJ-66c. Rye: No. 2, 3c;
No. I. lfl2e.
Chicago closing prices furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. 816 South Sixteenth, Omaha: -
Article
Open. I Hlgh-I Low.
Close. Yes y,
Whuat
Msy.
1 2SfIV4
1 28V4
1 26
1 17
i n i r,
July
Corn.
Msy
1 ZlttW
1 20iJ 1 J0H
1 M
i :n
I
77rfs;nir-
7si477SU)irfi4.H
7V477H''ki!7t).aH
July.
Oats,
May.
July.
4S',H4"4I
47W4SVi0
48Vi
46H
20 SO
20 4"i
464 sty
ttM Mi
40 1 SO 82H1
44T-
pork.
May
20
8!l 20 $0 I $0 MM,
July.
Lard. I
May.
20 60-S."
20 tU IV 40 I ZU 64
I.
10 ff
10 22M 10 M
10 SO 10 27-S0
10 S24
10 40
11 12H
11 27',
July.
10 40 I 10 47A
11 II 121 11 $0 1
11 271 H 4ft !
10 I7HI 10 45
11 1SU1 H SO
11 27HI 11 4fc
BJbs. I
May.
July.
CHICAGO URAIX AND PROVISIONS
Featares at th Tradlast sal Closlag
Prices on Hoard af Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10 Renewal of export
buying heled to rally the wheat market
today, after a sharp break that was
due to an unusual whirl of speculative
stop-loss orders to sell. The close was
nervous, at the same a yesterday s Un
ion to Ho down, with May at $l.27
snd July at $1.204. Corn gained
id'ice net to ino and provisions 5(tezvic.
Notwithstanding that quotations at
Liverpool showed unexpected firmness,
it wss not until after the market here
had undergone a severe tumble that Signs
of fresh activity on the part of exporters
began to develop. Estimates of the
amount purchased for Europe put the
total at only SHO.OOO bushels, but In view
of the. previous nearly complete stop
page of business with foreigners the ef
fect was to restore in a measure the con
fidence of the bulls. The sudden flurry
of stop-loaa selling, which for a time
overwhelmed the market, came about a
a result of moderate Initial advance hers
that gave new opportunity to discour- 1
sged holders who had been unable to !
unload on yesterday's decline. Ou the
setback whtoh ensued resting orders to
sell were automatically brought Into exe
cution wholesale.
Emphaaia to vhe foreign demands for
wheat was given by an opinion from a
leading authority that the world Im
port reaulreinents this season would be
24,000,000 bushels In excess of the total
as figured two weeks ago. Predictions
were also current that shipments from
Argentina and Australia would remain
light. There were forecasts, too, of con
tinued emallnesa of domestic arrivals In
the northwest and of green bug danger
In Oklahoma. Kansas and Missouri.
Corn developed strength, owing to sea
board hints that export transactions were
under way. A bulge in prices at Liver
pool and a reduction of estimates of tha
Argentine exportable surplus tended to
confirm the prevailing gossip.
Oata hardened with com. Toward ths
end of the day houses with seaboard
connection were active buyers.
Provisions received increased attention,
especially ribs. Throughout the session
the msrket had an upward slant. In
fluenced by higher prices on hogs and
by reports that cash trade had im
proved. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 red,
nominal: No. S red, ILIKU: No. 2 herd.
$1.2Ht,1.27; No. $ hsrd, 1.22V4S1.$4. Corn:
No. 3 yellow, nominal; No, 4 yellow, 710
7;c; No. 4 white. 714172V:. Oats: No, $
white. 46'Ati47.c; s!sr.dard. 4'i4i4!Vc.
Rye: No. 2. $1 .02. Barley. HevaTSc. Meeds:
Timothy. $ Wi.00; clover. $10 Wn 14. MV
Provtalons: Pnrk, $l.iO&A) $6; lard, $10.00;
ribs. $10 601 1.0.
Report of an Improved cash demsnd
had a strengthening effect late in the
session.
BI'TTFR Firm; creamery 2W.!lo.
EGGS lower; receipts. f.l'W cases;
firsts, 52'?t2a ; ordlnsry, firsls, 23c; at
mark, cases Included. 3WI23C.
P iTATOHK Ixiwer; receipts. 14 csrs;
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kota, white, lVfi 11.02, Minnesota and
Dakoto ohlns. M f $i.on.
POULTRY-Alive. lower; fowls. i&s,e
springs, 17c.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 10-WHEAT-Msy,
$1.26'. July, 91.244: cash No. t
hard, $194; no. 1 nortnern, i.a.'Wi.Ji;
No. 1 northern. $1 iiil 2.
FLOV R Fancy ptrits. $ Sf'; first
clears. $5 18. Other grades unchanged.
BARIJCY r,W-
RYE s7c.
BRAN-19.004j20on.
CORN No. S yellow, ?fJ77e
OATB-No. S white. 4T'(454e,
FLAX BrTET-2.Jlfl1 S5U-
Kansas City fJrala and Pravlslens.
KANBAB CITY. Feb. 10-WHEAT-No.
t hard n lMll.rS; No. red. Sl.SWHJl;
May. $1 14V0'1 1: J"' $i.l4t.
DATS-No. 2 white, i'ygilr; No. mixed.
-' -
BCTTER-Creamery, Sic; firsts, 29c;
feconds, 27c; packers, 19V.
CORN No. S mixed, 6WO70c; No. 2
white. K1 j, ?ry . Vo allow. TOSTlc;
M ' Jul, 7.:Sc.
FO;S- -Firsts. le: seconds. ?v.
Pl'I.TIlY Hens. - turkeys. .V-;
springs, 18c.
.KW MIRK I.IOr.nAI. MARKr.T
QaatatlAaa f tke Day on Varlnaa
Com mod 1 1 lea.
NFW TOrtK, Feb. lO-FLOCR-rn-settlcil
W H rAT Spot, stcadv; No - 1 durum,
$1.4..: No. 1 northern, Duluth. $1.41; No.
I northern, Manilohs, St. M, f a. h.. New
Yorg. Futures, itnwttled. Mav, $t.H
COKN Htwt. firm; No. 2 yellow. ,n7c.
f. o h. New York.
OATH lot. ciulet.
HAY Steady; No. 1, $l.2Vn l.fTW: No. 1.
$1 I.kiI.-V. .w. 3, i.iii.iu; shipping, fto
HOPS Quiet; st.ite. common to choice,
l!lh, ISsii'i. ; i'U4. .wi ; t'ueme coast. 1915.
LMtlSc: till' 8iliV.
II 1DKP Steady; Bogota, Jl32-; Centril
A' '
PROVISIONS Pork, firm: mesa, l.v;
faml.y, $22.0'Mli;i.OO: short clear. $,H
2.1.00. Beef. firm
family, $is vortll o.
Itrd, flnn; middle
west. $UX 10 10 2t.
I Al,l.tv --iiHirly steady:
countrt', j'tc.
M 1 'TTF. R Firm ; receipts,
creamery, extras. ;nv(;'kH;
Si'Sc: seconds. 2itic.
city.
'ic;
4.74k
tubs,
firsts. US'.'
WUJS Cnaettled; receipts, 10,1 cases;
fresh gathered extras, yMiftc; extra firsts,
24V(-'c; firsts. :itlc; seonda. 214ir!c;
nearby hennery whites, fine to (am y, S4t
31c: nearhv henerv t.yowna. 7l"-Sc.
4'HKKSV Steady: tw-elpts, 4.741 boxes;
late s hnls milk flats helit sneclala 14
hllVic; state whole milk, average fancy, I Jan
17IV; state whole milk, current make. Nan.
specials. HWtTliV; current make spe-iJaji.
clsls, aversge fancy. 17ff17ic. i"
IWI.THY -Dressed, firm: fresh killed Feu.
chickens, 1KVJi27c; fowls. 14fllc; tui-iah.
keys, 2Rc; alive, unsettled. i 'eU.
, Cm..
9t. Lea Is tlrwla Market.
ST. t,OClS, Feb. 10,-WHF.AT-No. I
red. $1.3lfhl.4: No. I hard, nominal;
May. $l.23iml.ti; July, $1 17.
CORN No. 2, 7iiV: No. 1 wilte, 7Mc;
May. 7:.,c: July, 7M,7c.
OATS No. i, 494143; No. I white,
nominal.
Llrergesl flrala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Fwb. 10.-WHEAT-Hpot.
No. 1 Manitoba. 14a 7d. Ne. I hard win
ter, new, 1s 4Ud.
CORN-Spot. American, mixed, new.
Ids lid.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Fob 10. COFFKrT-Th
market for coffee future showed con
tinued activity and firmness owing to the
strong ocean freight situation and tha
steadiness of Urnill. The opening was
4 to I points higher and active month
sold 14 to 17 points above last night's
closing figure during the early tradlno.
with all positions making new high
records from the season, on covering and
bull support. This represented an ad
vance of over points from the low
level of Tuesday and prices sagged off
from 7.84o to 7.7.Sc for May and from s.ki
to 7.fl.1c for September during tho middle
of the day under realising;. Rallies fol
lower, nowever, on reports or rirmnesg
In the spot situation, with last prices
showing net gains of 11 to 14 points. Kales,
67,000 bags. February. T.ic: March. 7.70;
April. 7. sue: May. 7.X2c: June. 7K7c: July.
7.lc; August. 70e; Heplember, 7.c;
October, g.oic; November, s.04; Decem
ber. 6.07c; January, g.ioc.
Spot coffee, firm: Rio "g. Sc: Pantos 4s.
Oe. Rio coffee Is said to be compara
tively scarce In the local stock. Verv
few cost and freight offers were reported
in from Hrsin. kid 7a were said to be
offered st H o on London credits. Prlvato
cables report a minimum freight rate
from Braxii to New York or $2.oo per
bag.
The official cableg reported no change
In mllrels prices. Rio exchange $-111
higher.
Cattoa Market.
NT.W YORK. Feb. 10 COTTON
Ppot, steady; middling uplands, 12.20c;
sales. 1,211 bale.
Cotton futures opened steady; March,
12.05c; May, 11.26c; July, lS.Sso; October,
12 4oc; December, 12.54c,
The cotton market closed very steady
St s net advance of t to points.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 10.-COTTON Snot.
easier; good middling, I.S2d; middling,
s.tftd; low middling, l.ta. Bales, i.ouo
bales.
Metal Market.
NFW YORK. Feb. 10. METALS Lead.
$A.lo4i6.25; spelter not quoted. Copper,
firm; electrolytic. nearby, t27.fitKriJI.i-0;
June and later, $?.SfS27.00. Iron, steady
and unchanged. Tin, steady; spot, $13. 2-
bid.
At London: Bpot copper, iim ids; fu
tures, tlO Ss: electrolytic 14. Bpot
tin, 179 10a; futures. 17 10s. Antimony,
rim 1 .earl. Asa: sDeiter. i;ki.
,
agar Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. RTTQAR Raw,
barely stesdy; centrifugal, 4.nic; molasses,
s.inc: refined, steady. Future were eas
ier today under scattered liquidation and
selling by trade interests. At noon prices
were 4 to 7 points lower.
Haskell & Barker Car Company. Inc.
Autherlxftd 250,000 shards Itud 220,000 that-
No NominsJ or Par Valuo
Summary of Fact Cunming Ihlt Ctmpatty onsf H Capital Stock,:
1. This Company, incorporated under the law of the State of New York,
has taken over the business of the Haskell & Barker Car Company which
waa established in Michigan City, Indiana, in 1632.
2. The new Company starts business with only one class of atock, no bends,
notes or floating indebtedness- of any kind and has working capital
to the extent of $4,500,000.
3. It is the belief of the Trustees from whom this business was taken oyer that
from its inception thd Company has never had an unsuccessful year with
the on exception of 1893, a recor Relieved to be unequalled by any
other car company in the count-
4. Messrs. Stone & Webster report that the plant of the Company is equipped
to manufacture freight cars of every description and is considered one
) of the most complete and up-to-date plants of its kind in the country. Its
! location in Michigan City, Indiana, ia ideal from the standpoint of labor,
source of raw material and distribution of its products.
5. Profits for the years 1913 and 1914 amounted to $1,200,000 and
$1,108,000 respectively, equivalent to 11 and 10 on the capitalize
tion of the new Company, figuring this stock at $50.00 per share.
6. The Company has taken over from the old concern order for 7,844
freight cars and other materials, sufficient to keep the plant operating at
full capacity for several months.
7.
A strong and
the Board of
Edward F. Carry,
Ambrose Monell,
William E. Corey,
Frank A. Vaadorlip,
Ldwin S. Webstar,
John R. Mrron,
. W, Harrimen,
Arthur O. Ckoate.
David A. Crawford,
Charles A. Liddle,
Application will be made
Fe B. Keech & Company
7 Wall Street
New York
7a sfoeik this Cmpvtj hating on Icrfty eMrsaseWlosf, thU rrfmtt
mpptvm f tu m tnmtter pmKli innrmtion
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Liberal and Prices
About Steady Sheep Steady,
Lambi Ten to Fifteen Off.
HOGS OPEN FIVE CENTS HIGHER
OMAHA,
Receipts were;
Orfl.-ial Mmirinv ...
Offl.-lal Tuesday- . .
Official Wednesday
Kstiinate Thursdnv
Ftbrusry I". I!l.
t attle. Hoss. SHeep.
., a 871 i;i.A' 11.8"
.. T 8 Ml 14 ,i7S
.. T.'lSK .M
.. 4,! .: U.1"
our davs this week.. :.T17 7S.M1 4S.MO
Ssme dns last week 51.717 Ct.W W.lflS
Same davs I wks. sgo.24.r7 7S.I7H 2fvM
Ssme dsya S w ks. sgo. $1 .04 44.214
Same risvs 4 wks. sgo;K,.1 4M .4i7
Same davs last year..s.2ti V.iM bb.l
The fnllowt,, . akn a tii receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheen at the Orniha
erklew "' Mack
rtisrkst for tu last few days, w com
Psilsons fma,
.'in
Jin
I " $ i
Js
' Ja
7 MHI ft2
i . -I S A.
I Ul t 77
SI. J T H
i f 1 ..!".! 71
- . - A.I 1 AT. B If
I t ti 5 9 17 l
S f I 1. oft
t 1 6P( 7l
1 J 4 ! SO. S 16 7 SOI Oji 1 .i '
I. r 1.1 v., hm . . ; , - 1 n .j
a s.t n 1
Feb.
l 7 4HI f 74 $ 1.1 7 M 0.' IkU
r oh.
.: it. U k UN '1 " m T 4.
1.7. 1 N ; H i 7 ,li . ' 4!;
$1 I 8 71, 17 7i I '! I W I"
11 . . . H in . in 7 n.t 47
'el..
Feb.
Feb.io. 7 75 W 40JLI1J LWi.'
Ulll!),
CATTI.K Rvceints were very liberal
for a Thursday, 1!5 cars being reported
In. For the lour days this week the totsl
amounts to ix.17 head, the largest since
three weeks ago and over K.tMl head
larger than a ear ago.
Beef steers, cows snd heifers did not
show much change as compared with
yesterday, being m the main steady. As
compared with a week ago the market
la generally 2Sc lower.
mockers and feeders did lint snow murn
change hmkiii today, but they have been
easing on a little, especially the medium
grsdrs and are now anywhrre from weak
10 perhaps 26c lower in some cases tnan
last year's close.
UuotHtinns on catllr; Good to choice
beeves. 4;.Whie.i1; intr to good beeves,
5ikij 7.(10; common to fair beeves.
good to choice neircis, u.Juj'i.iu;
go,Ki to choice cows, r..u-iisi.7&; 'ir t"
good cows, $&.J,6.m.; common to fair
cows. $4 .af-tS.So; good to choice feeders.
$7.0otC.0: lair to good leeilers, $4.54i'i.OV
common to fair feeders, $fi.uti.nw; good to
choice atockers. Si.outui.Su: lair to goort
atockers, tH.lvn",.oo. common to fair stock-
ers, 46.oU'ri.b1; stocK iicaets, n.iuw i.wi;
Stock cows, $4.i6ge.Oti: stock ca.ves, ..
Ul.si; vesi calves, ..oiJt;..6; bubs, stags,
etc., $5.ikij.6o.
IIOUM nuppiies were exceptionally
litavy for a Thursday, arrivals ttelng 274
csrs, or 1M.&0J bead. Kucelpta tor the lour
days amount to V3.MI head, and while
slightly heavier than last week, are 2,f
smaller than two weeka ago, and a falling
orf of 1,mk aa compared with the ssme
nays of lsst year.
Mhlppera apparently had slim otders, al
though on the strength nt an upturn In
E rices at other polnis what hogs they
ought on early rounds were strong to.
In most cast, So higher, despite the
breadth of supplies. They bought a food
share of their hogs s $7.80ftf7.ku.
First offers from packer buyers were
franerally steady, and In soma instances
00 keel stronger. Hellers were holding for
a M1IO0 advance, however, and nothing
much moved on first rounds, in fact, very
little was done until prices reached a
mostly 6c higher bsals, when a few strings
started to move.
Even after ths ball was started rolling
movement failed to liven 110. for sellers,
remembering yesterday s hot linlsh and
scenting another on the way lor louay,
were In no hurrv to sell, and weru in
clined to hold on for the lust nickel.
Things broke ths other way lousy. n w.
ever, for the liberal supply enabled pack
ers to weaken values on the close, bids
going back to yesterday's level on neaily
everything.
The general market was steady to to
higher, closing with the advance all lost
and In many cases even worse than llvtt.
Bulk of the early sales wss $i.;0"i.n1.
butt he Isle weakness brought snouiirt
sales st $7.55 to put it in the bulk. These
late salea were as usual not weighed In
time to be quoted In this column, and
consequently ths representative salea
quoted show ths market to '.j better tusn
It actually was. Tops reached $7.95.
BHEKP Receipts of sheep and lambs
continued liberal, estimated at 40 earn,
of ll.Ooo head. Total for the four days is
43,540 head, being 7,500 larger than last
week and 17,500 heavier than two weeks
sgo, although showing a falling off of
Capital Stock
of ths
competent management is assured
Directors, which is composed c'.':
ii eaB.Ml4 i.Vi ' were unloaded here, but did not sell, as
as compared with , sat yyr: ,nrR wwr ,.nim tB,al receipts, the
Cattle . 1 i-i 114 I-il rvwl "r,,",, "umber on sale wss cut to about
SheVp :::: iU 55' IViii 1 Mi'"" verv light supply sod
ir.rT st. s. ttl 7 Ml Jil ! ijlioixuorte or.
4 5)1 " W i I " ,,r", to 'ho'p'- HO.s0filO.S0: lambs
. 7 I j is' 7 4j, -I fair to good. $l0.J.4ij 10.S0: lambs, clipped
K ib I i"' $ '.'11 1 W o: 40; vesrllngs. good to choice light
m ;. i"' 1 6l f,J , lftVhf M: vesrllngs, fslr to choice heaw
1 oil J Mi I Wl I $ 0041.: wethers, fslr t choice. IT.ooH
I M' 7 .1. tiv.'l T Ml ;:(: ewrg. good to rhol-e. 7. ;. ft;
President, Haskell & Barker Car C.
President. International Nickel Ca. .
President, Midval Steel at Ordnance Co.
- President, National City Bank, New York
Member of the firm of 9tone Ac Webstar of Boston
- President, Atlas Portland Co .ant Co.
President, Harrimaa National Bank
- Member of tit firm of Potter, Cheat et Prentice
Treasurer, Haskell Ax Barker Car Co.
Vice-President, Haskell Ax Barker Car Co.
in due course to list this stock on
Potter.
UKin hesd sa com ps red with the corre
sponding davs lsst yeir.
Other market:! reported s fresh weak
ness in prices today sud wl h liberal s'ip.
plies the local trsde continued 1n bearish
hands. The mat lei opened slow, snd
what few lamh sties hm been msdc hv
mldforenoon looked generally H-W1V teliw
yesterday, t.lghi NcKlcans sild to $ 0.7.
and se-rral hunches of fed westerns of
desirable weight snd pretty good quality
went at IS. There wss a fairly ursent
reo.ues for a few good muttons and w ht
ewes were sold durln the esrly part of
the forenoon looVed shiul steady. Two
tnails of real good en's brought $7.,
with others st 17.10. snd Menlrans that
failed to sell ves'ardav went today a
WW. Choice light Mexican yearlings that
sold st .W were steady.
Iwter trading ws. done In much the
same notches as earlier, so fsr as lambs
were concerned, and while ths msrket
neyer bersnie verv setlve. big end of the
offrilngs hsd rlesred by noon. Qusllty
was real good, being as a general thing
the best In a long limn. Bulk ef th
Ismbs changed hands at $10 sAUta 1-,.
while ore load of Mexicans made lio.aa.
s nlcVed rbove the esrly ton. Nine rsrs
which were tlei tnrougn.
roi.rrts st gteadv price, and the same
srnl ed to vesrllngs. The dav's too on
yearlings of f.".0 Is a new msrk for th
sesson. and In fsct sets a new record
for this twlnt.
sneer. sno ismns:
1 - - - - I. .ni! SA MHl 7.U1
flllCstiO
1.IVR STOCK MAItKRT
Cattle
Weak-.lion
rws tkers.
Weak.
fHICAOO, Feb. 10 CATTLSV-Recelpls,
S.OOO heed; msrket weak; native beef
rteers. Sd.l'fie.W; western steera, $40
km; cows and helf JTS. $3.3i.0; calves,
1.4 JtVf? 11 25.
I KXISI Receipts, 40,fif) head: msrket Sc
sdvsnce: hulk of sale. $s.04Is.: llsM.
$7 rnniik.Sl: mixed. $V0i.40; heaw, $a.0J,jf
0.4O; roua-h, $X0J4i.15: pis. $ lff7.S0i
HIIEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts. 14.000
hesd; market weak: wethers. $;.wCA24;
ewes. $fi.4iXt-7.$'.: lambs, $A.7b$ll.2i.
St. Lewis Lire Stock Market.
ST. TM'IS. reh. 10. CATTLR Re
ceipts, 2.700 head: market steady: native
beef steers, $7 HxtiS.nO; yearling steers snd
heifers. $.r.tW!.Jf.: cows and heifers. $V5Vf
7.0; stnekera and feeders, $.V5t7.2o; Texas
and Indian steers, $5 2Mfs).50; cows and
hrKets, $4.00t3.5O; native calves, $3.0.ft
11 Ffl.
I IOGS Receipts, 19.400 head; msrket
higher: pigs snd lights, $t7U4K: mixed
snd butchers, $4.05i..'f; good heavy, $$ 80
VMS.
I ..,1.,
ill- i
1 00ni0.ui; lambs. $4.lTli7:i.$5; a
SHEF.r AND tAMHH Receipts, I.Tnn
wetnere.
swes. I.2
Kansas City Lire Stack Market.
KANBA." CITY. Feb. 10. -CATTLE-Receipts.
1500 head: market steady; prime
fed steers, MSOj.; dressed beef steers,
$7.00.t0; western steers, $46004.40; Block
ers end feeders $4.(X1i;.K5; bulls, $..$fe
$.50; calves, $.5(Kfi10.50.
HOGS Receipts, S.300 head: market
higher; bulk of sales, $T.Sfi15; heavy.
IS.OCvSi 224; packers and butchers. $7.i.
$.15; light, rf.AMTS.00; nigs. $4 2Mr7 $6.
8HEEP AND LAMBH Receipts. .om
hesd; market lower; lambs, $10 2MII0 9);
yearllmrs, tiocfj.7ti; wethers, $7.5.a;
ewes, $7.V87..
1 ' ' ' "
Slnnx City Mr Stark Market.
BIOlX CITY. Feb. 10,-CATTLK-Re-csipts,
2,000 head; msrket steady to Inwrr;
native steers, I4B7.1; b'ltchers, $.'..00n
est; cows snd heifers, $S0fa0; esnneis,
ttfu4 71; bulla, stags, etc.. $A(VVi.
HOGH Receipts, 17,000 hesd; market
Steady; hesvy, $7.60417.75; mixed. 7."bW7,8J;
light, 17 4 8.0.1; bulk of sales, $7.',5f)7.95.
HIIEEP AND LA MB(4 Receipts. 400
head; market steady; ewes, $7.00; lambs.
$9 2o110.76.
I
tt. Joseph Lira Stuek Marks
ST. JOBF-PH, Feb. 10 CATTLF.-he-eeli.is.
1.400 head; market steady; steers.
t,.iU: rows snd heirsrs. 5.VS-'i
calves. Kt0tvai0.tr..
HOUR Receipts. 11,000 hesd: market
higher; top, M 14; bulk of sales. $7. son
$.10. .
HHKRP AND LA MRfl Receipts. S f
hesd; msrket steady: lambu, $10.&0fU.0o.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at ths five prin
cipal western markets:
CatMe. Jioes fil.
Omaha
Chicago
Sioux City.,...'..
Bt. Louis
Kansas City
Totals
4 HO
20. SOO
ll.OI
SO
1.70 1
,00)
400)
17.0"0
110
1.3-0
.. $.01
.. .7Vt
..17.100 10 SO) S4.10)
Read Ths Bee Want Ads. tt pays'
by the personnel of
the New York Stock Exchange
Choate & Prentice
5 Nasaau Street
New York
I of I'olorsdos.
