THK 11KK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FKIUUTATIV 12, 1H1fi.
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FOR. RENT-HOUSES
Wnl.
FOR R6NT.
1633 Hsrney St.. mod. 10-room brick
house, lint water heat. Inquire T. J.
O'Brien. Tel. 11. 10M; D. lflfc
t20 DorGfc;, 7-rooro modern house. Har
ney Ths. i
JfortH.
PftOOM, full basement, newly repaired,
cistern and well. !as for cooking and
lighting. 110. 1H9 Webster i I. '.
I5l6 GRANT r?T..7-r. com.. modernTTX
T. F. Hall. 433 Ramge Bldg. D. 740
onth.
-ROOM home In Heneenm Psrk District.
113( Georgia, Ave., with garage; nicely
decorated, excellent condition; Ma.
MAST I NOS HF.TPEN, 114 Harney St,
I'KSIRaHLK 6-room cottage, modern ex
cept furnace. 628 8. litth Ave. Hlxen-
baugh. p. 423.
K GEORttlA AVE.-NRAR MASON
1 room, all modern, first class. Key
next door.
7 ROOMS, all mode . 1M
f. 28th St. Benson Myers
Co . 424 Om Nat. Bk. Bldg. ,
-larrllUMPuo-
1112 K KM St.. -r.. all mod. house. $.1.;
2H21 Capitol Ave.. 8-r., all mod. house.
12.-.; SX Cass St.. 6-r., all mod. hoiixe.
I; 2125 Spencer St., 6-r.. all mod.
house. 125.60; ti20 N. 41st St.. -r.. all
mod. houae. tr.&v; 1721 Van ramp ' Ave..
-r all mod. houae. tan 17 N. 27th M..
-r., part mod. houae. 118; 1923 Leaven
worth St. tflat). 6-r.. part modern, t. ;
ailS GracM St.. 6-r., part mod. house,
IMS N. 2lat. St, 4-r.. part mod.
house. I1S; "7 N. 82d St., 4-r., part mod.
house. Iio.
. ALFRED C. KENNEDY CO. .
80B First Nat l Bank Bid g. Don glas iM.
1429-34 N. l.th rooms, brick, mod. ..122. 50
im(12 N. 17th T room, brick, mod.. 2o.00
1712-lt Charles roouw, brick, mod
1716 Charles rs., frame cot., mod.
1723 Charlee 5 rs., frame cot., mod.
142s N. 18th St. 6 rs.. fr. cot., mod.
l4t; N. i;th 7 rooms, brick mod....
IA W 17K ra framA. 2 families
26.00
27.50
2.VM
24.00
an. oo
52.50
We have also cheajer cottages from 1
to lit. In good shape, but not modern, all
within walking; distance.
PHOENIX INVESTS KM t ur;,';
Doug. 4W. S09 Branciel sTheater Bldg.
(-R., 2706 Parker SL, colored, mod., 1J0.
8-r., 424 N. 17th St., mod. ex ht., t.
8-r.. 3304 Davenport St., 'Weal tarnfcm.
tt-r., 2120 N. 15th St.. modern. Ha.
6-r.. Shelby Ct., mod. ex. ht., $16.
4-r. r.12 N. 28th St.. 12.
PETERS TRUST CO.. DOCG LAS K.
5410 CHARLKS. rooms, bath. 118; 2655
Poppleton Ave., 6 rooms, bath. . 117.
John N. Frenrer. Frenser Blk. Doug. 654
Douglas 664.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
CREIGH. SONS st CO..
Kft BEE BLDQ. DOUG. 200.
4V-R.. downtown, colored, $U; and S-r,
lots garden ground, 4-5 Tel. Doug.
1107. Uvenings Walnut 267.
FOR RENT APTS AND FLATS
West.
" APARTMENTS.
4-r.. Flo-I-ea. 20 and Capitol Ave., t-40.
4-r., Flo-Lea, let floor, $2..5-33.So.
6-r., 'Georgia, 1040 GoorKla Ave., 37.50.
6-r.. Weet Farnam district, J."0.
PETERS TRUST CO. POUG.S9a.
VERY choice 4 or 6-room steam boated
apartment, on West Farnam St.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1W2 FARNAM 8T.
MODERN 6-room apartment. Including
sleeping porch. Well located. Harney
iir..
North.
4338 CHARLES 6-room apartment, mod
ern except heat. 12. Douglas 8382.
Booth.
NOHMAND1E APARTMENT Park Ave.
and Pacific, fine flrat floor apartment,
consisting of large reception hall, very
large living room, dining room, two big
bed rooms snd bath, large kitchen, pan
try, closets, maid's room. One of the
beat arranged apartments In the city.
Immediate possession. Price $50 per mo.
D. V. 8HOLES CO.,
WS-M City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 49.
FLATS.
6-r., SIM Leavenworth, mod. ex. ht, $18.
6-r., Shelby Ct., close in. mod. ex ht., JIS.
6-r., 1:2 S. loth, 2d fl., mod. ex. hU 111.
' a-r,,- 724) S. 28th, near Ieavenworth, IIS. .
FETEJR3 TRUST CO..
122 Farnam St. Douglas ft.
fTvE-KuOM steam heated apartment,
very desirable, the Chula Vista, totJb
and Poppleton Ave., $41.60. 121 Brao
dela Theater Bldg. Doug. lBTt
If laeellasieuaui.
WARM. COZY APARTMENT.
Fin apartment of four rooms and
bath, nicely decorated, oak finish,
team heat, janitor - service; every
thing first-class. Bee It and you will
take It
SCOTT & HILL CO..
Douglas li
MONTH FREE RENT.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT,
t-r. and bath, apartment, brick; mod.
except heat; good neighborhood; 112.50.
P. U. BUCK, 12 Omaha Nat'l D. 622.
7-ROOM, steam heated. Hi; near poet-
oince. o p. Btebblns. ItilO Chicago.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROPTY
btorvs.
SMALL store room; very desirable; rent
ta; 1520 Cass 6t. CONRAD YOUNG.
322 Brandels Theater Douglas 1671.
STORE ROOMS at ltKfc-liU Farnam St.
Thos. F. Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg. D. 7401
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, moves, packs, ships; t-horse
van and 'i men, 11.26 per hour; storage,
gpvr montn. Satisfaction guaranteed.
, oug'aa iua and Tyler 230,
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mov
ing. 21 N. 11th St. Phone
Douglas 3i or Harney DtJI.
FIREPROOF WArTfiHOUSE
kersrate, locked rooms, for household
goou ana pianos; moving, packing and
snipping.
OMAliA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
tut S. 141 U BL. lOUg)HS 411
niH'l I TV
RENTAL VHTTK
Phone Louglaa 2M (or complete list of
vacant houais snd s part nun la; also fur
Stoisue, moving, loti and Jc k aon ma.
OAUAiiA 1 rue a, tan and Murage to..
moving, pacKing. ntorage and shipping.
Phone Douglas U:i
JC lfl'KI) Express Co. Moving.
v packing and storage.
1107 Farnam St. Douglas 614.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
W rat.
Close-in Bungalow
i-room and bath, modern; finished
throughout In oak; within walking all
iance; near Creialitou College.
Offered for quick sale at l.0n0; 11,000
cash.
You couldn't dubllcate this house and
lot under 14,000.
Shuler & Cary,
D. 42S3. ri'i.Ji'i'"- nid-
tiTtllt-'lLY niiKJern u-luoiu bungalow;
oak finish, with white enamel and ma
hogany bed rooma; easy terms; good
location. Phone Benson 2"2 after 7 p. jrn
ji'il-v, on Haritey. near 21m, for 116,5u0.
Get in where property is advancing.
W. H. GATES,
H7 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 12M
North.
A FINE HOME
FOR VERY LITTLE CASH
Two-story cottsge, oak floors, strictly
modern; large lot. Small monthly pay
ments. M1 Ames Ava.
N0RR1S & NORRIS,
44 Ree Building. I hone DnugUs 4270.
SPLENDID 1-room, all modern house.
Kill and California, must be sold juu k;
(an be bought right.
Teblns, t6 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 212.
FOR- SALE Stri-tly modem, 11-iuoin
Iioum: hot wster heat, south frout lot
lilcu V."0- l'liuua Douglas IMS.
REAL ESTATEIMPROVED
Snatn,
I M I T sell my S-large-ronm modern
home on paved street; cement walk,
large barn; nice shade; cement base
inent: laundry; gas; electric llahts; bot
water heat; cistern; bath; sewer; one
block from street car and public school.
Worth 1.1. Sort; make me an offer. Fred
Mower, tiwncr. 4T5 S. 18th St , Omaha.
HKK'K house, ticcdlna repair, on fine
lot. lMh a MJerw o 1. 11. ?A P. XT.
tF.N room a, four apartments. cheep,
Phona Colfax 1J after II a. m.
Mtacellaaeone.
JWO CASH.
If vou want a atrlrtly mod. bungalow,
brand new. at a harpaln, aee thla.
5-room and bath, living. dfnlnK and aim
room, finish In pan with oak floora.
Built-in bookcase and window seat, with
colonnade opene. Full cement base
ment: lanre lot. Thla place should sell
for $2,700 to 2.A but 2.JO0 will buy it
this week. Don't nasa this tip.
PATNF. INVKSTMK.NT CO..
SS7 Omsha Nat l Bank Bid. Pou 17S1.
A fine, branl-rew bungalow, lUina;
room across front of house: twi front
rooms have beamed cellli a; 4 rooms fin
ished hi oak; second floor unfinished,
could finish X rooms: screens, window
shades; lot 40x128 feet: paved alreet; I
block to car. Easy tcrme or lot as psrt
payment.
RASP BR04.. DOU1. 1"J.
A GENUINE BARGAIN
No. 2003 6th Ave., Council Bluffs;
rooms, modern except heat, large barn,
paved street and on car line; 12,100.
Will sell for reasonable payment down,
balance like rent. Thoa. U McGarry,
Keellne Blda., Red 4344.
-ROOM BARGAIN NKW. -ROOM, ?-
STORY HOIiSK, NKAK CAK, A trAf
AT t; REASON A BUR PAYMENTS.
BENSON & CARM1CHAEU
DOUGLAS 172. 64S PAXTON BLK.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
WILL HUILIi TO SUIT.
Have 15 first choice lots In Leaven
worth Heights Add; easy terms. Ioug.
2W1. Car' K. Holm. R14 Paxton Blda".
SEE ME for acreage; have tholre tracts
nortn or Kiorenee. R. H. Lsndoryou. a
Nevlilo Ulk.. Tel. Doug. 67'm.
North.
THE most remarkable development ever
seen In Omaha la MINNR LUSA addl.
tlon. Over WO lota have been sold la
that addition In aeven months.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO..
OWNERS.
Mlacellaneoaa.
6 ACRES, iy, acres, 2 acres. 1 acre; all
improvea, antr some near car line; price
right; terms. W. Colfax, Doug. 1610,
7'C Keellne Bldg.
TWO ACRES, close In. tl.2uo7 and other
acreage, JM to tK. No trades. Pat
terson, Douglas 2M7.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
tQUlTV IN 180 ACRlVs. t miles north
east of O'Neill; well Improved; good
buildings, fenced and cross-fenced; half
broken up. Value, $,ooo. Will trade
' for city property, balance cash. Ad
dress care Chaa. Daily, O'Neill, Neb.
HAVING moved to Nebraska, will give
excellent deal on my 420-acre Missouri
farm; would take small Neb. farm or
Omaha residence up to 16,000. Price 135
per acre. Also have 2,P?o acres giaitir
land at to. Adrdesa Box 387, Cambridge,
- Neb
REAL ESTATET
Fire and General Insur
ance. Art Thatcher. 1217-18 City Na
tion Bank Bldg. Douglas ISO!.
RESIDENCE and flats
Exchange for
vacant property.
Toland &. Trumbull.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Beasoau . .
- -ROOM.
All modern. In Benson, at 2311 N. 69th
SI. Full lot. house about 6 years old.
Mortgage on It of $2,050.00, payable
125.00 per month; make offer for equity.
You need not fear to make offer low
enough. The owner must sell and you
will get a snap.
H. A. WOLF. 614 Ware Blk.. Doug.
Council Hlaffa.
TWELVE clear lots In Council Bluffs; all
or part for good car. Campbell A Craig,
628 Keellne building. Doug. 4W3.
Daadte,
OWNER of Dundee home with two tots
has removed from city and says make
price that will sell it. See us.
F. D. WEAD, Weed Bldg.. U0 S. 18th 81.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
As Investment
Or Building Sites
Two south front lots, Dundee; beau
tiful view; right In line where two
blocks of property will be developed this
spring and close to the extension of
Happy Hollow boulevard. Theae lota
will bring more money as soon ss spring
opens up. Let us show you these lots
and you can see for yourself what a
good buy they are.
HIATT-FAIRFIELD CO.,
230 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tel. Doug. 498.
Buy Close In
We have 60x185 near the Dally News
Bldg., facing 17th Ave. and 18th St.;
rents 1W: price, 111,000. This Is right
down town and sure to make you money.
Glover & Spain,
119 City National. Douglas 30G2.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HOME WANTED.
Between 24th and 27th, north of rail
road, modern, 6 or 7-room house;, some
cash, balance monthly payments.
GEORGE G. WALLACE. 14 Keellne.
VACANT corner, either north or south.
price must be right. State location,
slue of lot and price.
HASTINGS HEVDEN, 1814 Harney St.
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
small store room, with living rooms
above, lit Central school district. Phone
Red ,8M.
FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP'TY
Leas for Sale
Good Location
, for
IJEAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
130 Square Feet 1JO.O0.
The Bee Bulltlng Co.
Room 103.
WANTED TO RENT
RESPONSIBLE and refined
couple who will be in the city
for several weeks are willing
to pay liberally for apart
ments if well furnished and
in desirable location. No ob
jection to taking a part of a
large apartment with young
couple without children.
Phone Room 438, Hotel Fon
tenelle. HALF-PRICE If you aict the "For
Sale. Miscellaneous ' columns of Til B
BEE. you'll often see articles which
are for all practical purposes almost
as good as new advertised for half
tno ui 141111 puce in THE BEE.
FINANCIAL L
Heal Katale Lvmmm, Mtrtntra.
VVK reT7edjT7rrinrUni4rto
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebruka
farms, nates on request.
UNITED STATE3 TRUST CO.
212 So. 17th 8t
i'i, TO b for loana on neat claae city
reptdvnees in amounts 2.0H0 up; Bleo
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
1'ETEltS TRUST tX).. d22 Farnam St.
OMAHA homes. l-t Nenraaka farma
O'KKWK RF.AL K8TATK CO..
rl 0rvha National Phone oouilu tni
lalONKV "TO LOANTTor T years, on 1m.
provea prorKiniea.
BHOrF.N CO, Potif 4J4S.
MORTGAGE I N V HiSTM KNT.
Some flrst-t-lass mortgages per cent
Interest. W. T. Graham. Bee Bldg.
1100 TO 10.000 made promply. F. I. Weed,
ewa ning . iMn r is main nta.
on hand for cliy and farm loana.
II. W. Bonder. City Na tlonal Ha nk Bid g .
CITY property. large loans a specialty
W. if. Thomas. State Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loana, 6. f4. per cenL
J. H. Dvimont Co.. 41( State Bank
6
CITY IaJANS, C. G. Carlborg. U0
12 Brsndets Theater Bldg.
UCIKRT. HARRIHON A MORTON
O Slit Omaha Nat. Rank Hid.
Stocks ana Beads.
77o.
GUARANTEED .
DIVIDEND
EARNING ,
STOCK
Dividends payable January 1 and
July 1 each year. You participate
with ua In the earnings of all our
apartment hnusea. flats, additions,
farms, mortgages and contracts.
Vou can buy one or more shares
now at 1107, This stock is guaranteed
to pay 7 on par value, but has al
ways paid more.
Authorised capital
Mni.iino.
HASTINGS ft HEYDFTN. 114 Harney 8t.
IN HOME BUILDERS
You get
Tou get builders' profits.
7
you get caen aiviaenas.
. You got mortgage security.
You can get your money back on
short notice.
You get your part of all profits above
1 when you transfer your shares tn
Home Builders. INC
American Security Co., fiscal agents.
B. w. cor. litn ana uougiaa, Omaha.
CSsO farm mortgage bearing 7 per cent
eecured by property valued 8,a6. Tal-
mage Loom la Inv. Co.. W. O. W. Bldg.
Ahatracts el Title.
GUARANTEE Vtn.
cheapest. Room T. Patterson Bldg. 1XLW7
1.' V 1 Title guarantee and Abst raot
IVXiXVlV Co.t a moiern abstract office.
80R B. 17th St. Tel. 1. 647
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract
office In Nebraska. 20 Brandels Thee.
REAL ESTATE-TRACKAGE
1JTH and Hickory, on B. Ml
R. R., 14,000. GRIM MEL, 649 Omaha
Nat. Bank Bldg.
FARM LAND FOR RENT
FOR RENT S20 acres, well Improved,
miles north of Bloomfleld, Neb.; well
arranged for stock farm; about 100
acrea In cultivation; 40 acres hay land,
balance pasture; plenty of water. Cash
rent 14 per acre; possession March 1.
BIRKETT &' COMPANY,
423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 633.
FOR RENT lt acrea of land. 4 miles
from Clarke. Neb.: 130 a. In cultivation.
to a. In wheat, balance flrst-eiass hay
land. There la a small nouae and Darn
on the place. Rents tor 14 per acre caab.
A 600. Bee,
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Mlaneaota Laaaa.
lbO-ACRE Improved tarm, DO miles from
Minneapolis; 100 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and pasture; good soil;
10-room house, barn and all other build
ings, that are needed, school house on
land; price, 110 per acre; one-half cash:
or will sell farm witn full equipment of
horses, catUe, machinery, etc Will
make very reasonable price on personal
property. Imraedlato possession can be
had. Schawb Bros., 102s Plymouth
Building, Minneapolis. Minn.
Mlaaleelppt lds
FROM 104 YEAR
book, U. S. Dep't of Agriculture: The
pecan treea will annually bear for hun
dreds of years, and the yield Increase
with age.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
D. 28 IS. 7 City Nat'l Bldg.
RICH corn, alfalfa. Improved upland 110
acre upwards. Surest and best invest
ment possible. Large and small tracts.
C. P. Stebbens.
MlMvatrl Laada.
GREAT UAKGA1NS 6 down, to month
ly. buys 40 acres, good fruit and poul
try land, near town, southern Missouri.
Price only 1200. Address Box M4, Ex-
ceisior springs. Rio.
BETTER live on your own little farm la
Dent Co., Mo., than be a renter. Call or
write for booklet. W. S. Prank, Neville
Block. Omsha.
New York Lands.
NEW YORK FARMS K K MALE.
WHIT CHASE A STAR INTO UNDE
VELOPED FIELDS?
laO-acre farm, 20 cows, team and tools,
!6,5JO.
HOME FOR THE HOMELFJS9 AND
JOY FOR THE RENTER.
M)-arre farm, new bungalow, houae,
village 1 mile; city, 1; price, 11,400; 6400
cash; JKiO yearly.
WHY HAMMER ALONO THE IJNE8
OF CITY STARVATION?
4-acre river view farm, rows, team,
tools, crops; price, 12.ti0; 1j0 cash, J100
yearly. No snow in Syra use.
R. R. fare one way to purchaser.
E. MUNSO.N.
Sallna St. Syrscuae, N. Y.
WlMoaala LssSi
UPPER WISCONSIN Beat daily and
general crop aiaia in me union; settlers
wanted: lands fur sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet M on Wis
consin Central Land Grant. Excellent
lands fur stock raising. If Interested In
fruit lauds ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Soo Line Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
si laeel la aeesua.
HAVE YOU A fc A KM FOR SALE?
Write a good deacrlplion of your land
and send It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal. "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium.'' Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday mornins and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
one monlh, giving akxteen ads on twelve
different days for 12; or 60 words, 14. or
',6 words, H.
Largest circulation of any Iowa nsws
paper; 16O.UJ0 readers daily la four great
lates.
FOR any and all kinds of acreage loratsd
on or near car line, cell C. R. Combs,
116 Brandels Theater Bldg. Doug, gjill
Nsbraaka
Laada.
"""ALL THE TIME YOU WANT
Owner ot HO acres In Cedar county, et
miies from siuua City; will make very
liberal terms to firsl-clasa farmer who
can make a reasonable cash payment;
farm has about ISO acres in crop. Is well
Improved and close to town. Prion, flO
aa acre. What's the use of renting?
PATNB INVESTMENT COM PA NT.
Omaha Nat l bank Hidy . Omaha.
1 N 'OM E.
Four Omaha houses, all wall rented,
to' eacbanse for eastern Nebraska er
weatern Iowa farm. Will aaaume some.
PATNFj INVF.HTMENT COMPANY.
Omsha Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Omaha.
BARGAIN
SO arrea fruit farm with 10 room
houae, Kood barn, etc. Cloae to F Cal
houn city park. Largain at !l'i,0. Joe
Bolcn. il. lalliouu.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
ebraVa
leda.
WOI'I.D YOl' KK.KP
THE FAMILY TOG KTII KR.
on win i.H Tin; lett them stray?
Mr. Farmer- lo you ever stop to
think of the future IVi you ever stop
to consider that vou have a family
growing up? land If you have not yoii
should have), and ttt the family la go
ing to quit and that your home is going
to miss the familiar young voices, rue
or two at a time. a tt.ey drift away snd
broaden nut Into flells of aridity? Did
you ever stop to consider how much
nicer it would be If you had a farm or
a ranch larre enouah to afford employ
ment for a future for both you and your i
children, instead of the little tucked up.
crowded tract which you are now work-1
ing" My advice to you Is lo COME Til I
l'AV f;k Ctl NTY, NEBRASKA, wnere
you ran afford to own a place larga
enough for you and the children; where
you can own a piece large enough
to carry on farming and stock rais
ing combined. In other words, a
place large enough to guarantee you a
successful f'lture. Get In now whll
prices are am h as assure you a hand
some Increase In valuation-" money made
through Increase In valuation on real es
tate la "easy money."
I have the following bargains lo offer
yon:
TJO acres J14 m. out from Crawford: 1
sets Improvements. 140 a. alfalfa. Irri
gated: free Irrigation, first water right
on Whi;s river. Nearly 600 a. more un
der cultivation and raising big crops; t
sets of Improvements, r. r. loading sta
tion and school house right on place.
Rented for thla year, S of all crops, F.
o. B. cars; slso S of all hsy. the same;
also H all straw and roughage goee to
owner; renter geta . This excellent
farm goea as it stands-160.000.
The "Old K. C." ranch 1,440 a., 24
miles from Glen, 12 m. from Crawford,
Improved, fenced and cross-fenced; run
ning water, dnsens of springs; a world
of timber, blue grass and white and red
clover valleys, with b-iffald wheat and
gramma grass hills; 100 a. under culti
vation. 20 a. alfalfa. 0 or 400 ran be
cultivated. It is the finest place that
money could possibly buy. Priced com
plete aa It stands. Immediate possession.
IIMOO.
321 a. T m. out from Crawford, quite
W'ell Improved, alt fenced and croas
fenced. never falling stream of tun
ning water; 12fi a. under cultivation,
shout 100 a. can be cultivated; plenty
of timber and an eicellent all around
farm and ranch combined. Tou can
not beat this place anvwhere In the
west or In the east either at 11.9KS.
440 a., a nice little ranch, B' m. from
Belmont. S m. from Marsland, S-room
house, well of fine water, windmill
and tanks, 2 good potato cellars; place
all fenced and crnas-feni'ed ; heavily
grassed, buffalo wheat and gramma
a grass with considerable amount of pine
timber; 20 a, under cultivation, about
100 a. can be cultivated. Here la your
opportunity for a nice small ranch
proposition where you can farm some
and raise stock, too. Price 19,W0.
loo a. only 1 m. out, river cuts
through, but wastes little land. Place
has old set of Improvements. In poor
repair. About 2n a. under cultivation,
probably 100 a. of good advisable farm
ing land, while the balance hills and
timber. This Is sn excellent dairy
proposition. Price for quick sale, ROOO.
340 a., DO a. under plow, 300 a. ran be
farmed, all fenced and cross-fenced. 4
m. out from Marsland. Price, 1B.760.
100 a. 6H m. west of Whitney, 10 m.
north of Crawford; good 1-room frame
house, small bsrn, cattle shed. well,
windmill and tank, place all fenced and
cross-fenced. Telephone line pauses
nam ny place, mall route 1 m. zo a
under cultivation. 145 a. nice farm land,
immediate possession. ITice, 14,100.
140 a. 11H m. northwest Crawford. 1
. m. from Joder, m. Orella; small g-r.
frame houae. good well, windmill and
tank; 70 a. under cultivation, 500 acrea
can be cultivated; place for the most
part lays abaolutely level; heavy soil,
good alfalfa being raised In all direc
tions. Here is a bargain at 113,800.
109 a. 4Vi m. from Crawford, fenced,
13,800.
160 a. ' 4 m. Crawford, fenced, lays
fine, only 14.800.
Now, friends, I have been constantly
in the business of settling up Dawes
county and northwestern Nebraska for
-the last seven or eight years. 1 have
sold to scores of people and the clients
to whom I sell are my jest friends. 1
will be glad to glvo you references to
any of them should you not he ac
quainted wilh my standing, or I would
refer you to the Commercial State bank
of Crawford or to any reputable busi
ness msn of Crawford, or, taking In
more territory, any reputable business
man In N. W. Neoi-aata ihoy all know
me and I know the most of them.
This point being settled, I ask you to
either come up right away and look
me over and look over mv lands sn as
to get located this spring and get
down to business, or I ask you to
write me for my literature describing
Dawes county, it will be gladly fur
nished you.
The above few tracts are only a few
of my offers. The newspapera have
gotten so they rh'i:re me for space -md
I cannot afford to ri-n a full licscrlp-
itlon. However, my literature carries
many more offerings If you do not ftn.l
what suits you in the above list. I
.would advise you to set today for to
morrow may be so late that another
one has best you to the very place you
would like best.
Of the many who have recently been
ut to aee my lands, two of .hem are
William Taylor of Florence. Neb., and
A. W. Nelson, telephone Webster Inhi.
Omaha. Ask them If I misrepresent or
enlarge upon the facts. I will be glad
to mail you the names of many others.
Sincerely Yours.
ATIAH L. HUNOERFORD.
Crawford. Dawes County. Nebraska.
KIMBALL COrNTY LAND BARGAIN.
MO acres In the nortnern part ot nim
rall county, where the soil Is equal ti
eastern Nebraska; smooth table land.
Prt-e. 111 per acre. It would be cheap
at lit. Terms will be given If desired.
J. H. DUMONT ft CO..
41S-1I Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 90.
FOR SAIJK fc0-ac.re stock farm, 45 miles
- f J C...U &!, D-,,1. -.11
rrom aiocw yaruo, 1 ' 1
road station on farm: 200 acres under
cultivation, balance pasture and wood;
flowing stream runs through farm;
spring always open; fully equipped
with necessary buildings; M per acre;
easy terms. Hastings, Minn., P. O. Bog
502.
45 UUBHKI'S WHIOAT LAND. Ui PKIl
acre; neyenne o., wbbi iniii a1 am
Co. In state, few snaps for erly buy
ers. Live agents wanted. Write Fund-
Ingsland Inv. t o- Htnney. re'
(60 ACRES, Logan County, Nebraaka,
clear of encumorance. mce iu per
acre. Will exchange for city property
J H. Roblnaon. 442 Bee. Doug. sof7.
GOf)D stock farm for Bale; genuine bar
gain If taken by March I. Would con
sider some trade. Full particulars. Ad
dress Charlee Haley, urd. ,en.
.HSOLUTKLY an Al ranch; 1.2W) acrea,
W per cent level; 17 per; terms. Relyea
e (ilfford, 116 Ramge Bldg., Omaha,
Nebraaka.
HORSES LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
1 GOOD horse and light delivery wagon
for sale. Tel. K Miff,
Pnv flats.
Thirty-two milk wagons ror sals, cheap.
Johnson-Denforth Co., lth and Clark.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
MXD grain. 100 lbs., H.7i. Wagner, toiN.U
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1 ltlt Ford roadster, fine condition. . .
J 111 Mets roadaler
1KI4 Overland touring ' j,,,
4 1H16 Ford touring l0
5 114 Ford touring j,,,
-11114 Ford panel top delivery m
Auto Clearing House. HJOfr FarnomD. H3lo
Al TOMOBILK I N 8 1 ' KA N CK
F1RK. THKFT. TORNADO.
LIABILITY PROPKRTY DAMAGE
AT IXJWKHT RATES.
KII-LY, VAAA at THOMpHON.
tlt-114 City Nat'l Bank bldg. .
Doug 14
Fl.hVTlUC for a', practically new tires
and '' covera; battertea In good condi
tion. Have been asking lu), but take a
look at this car and give us sn offer, as
e sre goingjo sell ltD. lliiO.
FOr"HALK 1 two-ton StUilehskrr je
wagon with top In excellent condition.
I'aed about eiKht inonlbs. Addreas
liux 1'. Manning, la. .
j AUT0M0B1LES-F0R SALE
i FOR 8ALK Automobile. Chevrolet rnadT
.ter, complete equipment. Pries reason
able If sold at on-e. Sen Ooodyear Tire
ft Rubber Co . l Farnam.
W i; make one good iice from t wo old ones.
Ask us bow. 7,wtebel tire a . 1M4 Farnam.
"oe mie.
REAL HARUAiXS
1 1I4 Ford louring ar.
1 I1S Ford roadaler.
1 lt4 Ford roadster.
1 1911 Hupp 30 roadster.
1 ISI2 Chalmers rondster.
1 111 Maxwell truck.
1 1915 Maxwell.
I
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
S21 Farnam. Douglas Kl
l.MOaTfR. Yi-uok. 1135
"Nebraska Buick
Farnam. Phone
Service station, I.114
!nuglaa ;t.
Aalo l.lvery anal Oarnarea.
!".4u!r.lJ OaragajVilh Jfc IUrnejr8ts.
Aato Repairing aa Palatine.
XutomoVHe painting don'eTy experts; ill
jears exiertenra in iimahi: work aruar-
anteed flret class. Johnson-Ienforlh Co.
Dl PLKX tires jasTlo
Ires last longer, are at runs er 1 1 ,
' durable; ix3V4, 3jlFe! 1
t. Douglas 4S71. I Fehi '
Tor masneto we can't repair. Feb. 1.
anq more
Farnam Kt
IhkJ rewarJTT.
js J-epalred. Baysdorfer. IlO NT IHth.
Free winter storage when cars sre paint-
Scl and renalred inhninn.rianrnrth ln
Q"maTa Rad'iator tlp: CoT"M Far. T7i 1. '
Ant Tlree nasi gnpnlles.
POR RENT Auto display vilndoa; best
Iwatlon In the city; large plate glaaa.
fV.Hmnphrey Tourist Garage, Council
Bluffs. Tel. 5M.
Al!TO TlREH HALF PHICR.
Homer Hill. Ill thlcago 8t.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
11 A RLEY-IA VI DKON MOTORCTCI JC8.
Bargain In used machines. Victor Rons,
"The Motorcycle Man." T7U1 Leavenworth.
e - j
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE $MUV
Notice la .hereby given that the regnUr
annual meeting of the Block holders of the
South plattk land company wiu
be held at the of floe of said Company.
Room T01 First National Hank building.
Lincoln. Nebraska, at 11 o clock a. m.. on
the flral day of March, A. D.. ln.
Lincoln. Nebraaka, February 1st. till
C H. MORRILL Prealdent.
W. W. TURNER. Beoretaryi
Feby ld30C
Making it
easy for
you to get
service
All you have
to do is call
up Tyler 1000
and give your
ad we do the
aasBasaaBBBSSSBnnnnsanBBnannBBanBn
restpublish
the ad and
collect the bill
and you get
the cash with
order rate.
TELEPHONE
Tyler 1000
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations nf the Day an Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-FLOUR-Market
unsettlel.
WHKAT-Spot market firm: No. I
hard. 11.40; No. Idurum. fl.4s; No. 1.
northern Duluth, 11.41; No. 1, northern
Manitoba, II 54V, f. o. b . New York.
Futures, unrhsnged; Msy, 11. M.
CORN Spot market barely steady; NO.
i vellow. Ki'ic. propmpt.
OATH Spot, quiet.
HAY Htesdy; No. 1. l.ftl.S7U: No. 1.
fi.ln(i.i'0; .o. 3, l.mr(j l.u., shipping. 85
few-.
IlOPs, Htesdy; state, common to choice.
1I5, irn7-: inn. Uavc; Pacific coast. 1911.
iii ihe: I'm. saiuc.
HI DES Firm ; Bogota. HWlc; Central
Anieiica. 31c.
l.KATHKR Firm.
PROVISIONH-Pork. firm; meas, 121.00;
faml.y, t.l.0. 4i?l.il0; short clear. l SOW
M.OO. Reef. firm; mesa, 11.R0 17 u;
family, tit .ifruM.0. Ird, firm; middle
west, 10.'ulV.:l.
MoLAKKKS Firm.
TAI.IXJW Steady; city, t1; country.
WltiWc.
W(X )L-Hteady.
RICK steady.
HI'TTKR Firm, ercelpts, ,l6 tubs;
creamery extras. 53lvvj46c; firsts. ZS'tU
12V; seconds. ilil'Ac.
KflOH Flnner; receipts, e.WT esses;
fresh gathered. extras. 77ttc-; extra
firsts, S-Vjik'; firsts, 24fiJ5c; seconds,
i3c
CHEESE-Klendv; rerelpls, 324 boxes:
state, whole milk, flata. held, colored,
specials, IS'c:. same, white, 17r; same,
colored, average fancy, lHc; same, white.
lc: stste. whole milk, fist, current
mske, specials. 17 '-ic; same, average run,
;KV4C.
POt'LTRY 7,lve. prices unsettled.
Dressed, firm: fresh killed rhlrkens, 15V
'Sr7c. fowls, 14tflr; turkeys, ic.
Mlaneavolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feh. 11.-WHEAT-May.
tl 2V1rl 3d',: July, ft 25 Cash: No.
1 hard. I1.H4V No. I northern, 11 ZJ'ktJ1
1.11V No. i northern. ll..'3Vl.H.
FII"R -Cnchanged.
P.ARLKY lrsc.
RYli aJciSK-.
nRAN-?10(aon
CORN No. t yellow, 7AT7r.
'OATS No. 1 while. 4544i',c.
KKKD Flax, 12.31
Llverpeol Grnla Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. II WHEAT f pot.
No. I Manitoba, 14a kd; No. 2 hard winter,
new. Us t'4d.
r-ORN Spot American mixed, new, lis
!d
FI-OITR Winter pet'nts. 7s Id.
HOPS In Ixindon, Paclflo coast. 4 15s
05 l:.
I '
St. I.onla Orala Mnrket.
ST. IH'Ifl. Feb. 11-WHEAT-No. 1
red. 11 344Tl lf,, No. I hard nominal; May,
tl.rtS'il i.S: July. H I
CORN No. 2. H..c; No. 2 white, KV;
May. 75S'o71c; July, 7i.S7.rA.c.
OATB-No. 2. 41V: No. 1 white, nominal.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Lipfct and Trade ii
Slow at Lower rricei Sheep
UneYenly Higher.
i
HOG RECEIPTS, RUTTNTNO LARGE
OMAHA, February 11. 191.
Receipts were 1 Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday K 1.871
OffMal Tuesday T,f
Official Wednesdav .. T.lJs
Offlrlsl Thursday...... 4.4M
1H.171
o.5t
tt.U
11.000
M.4"1
lno.jao
SI.IOJ
Ketlnwite Friday l.jon
Five dava thla Mk n 171
1 as me dava last wrek..?V?vt
! Rama days 1 weeks sso i..ilM
.Same days I weexs sun li.K'7
Hams days 4 weeks ago ks.8'1
Kama itna laal r.ur It; am
H7.4SO
The following table rhowa the receipts
of cattle hogf. and sheep at the
Omaha live stock msrket for he year
to date aa compared alth laat year:
mis. 115. Inc. Dee,
Cattle 13.fi 11H4J4 H
Hogs 57S.9M KM.' lt.04
Sheep 0.li4 3tf."7
The following table shows the average
prlcea of hosa at Ihe fmaha live stock
market for the last few days, with com
parisons: bale.LlDis. 1 1915. !14 . 1ll.lWJ
J so, if
1 rial - 1 m 1 a. m i 5S s ei
T M-s IK I0 1 Ml J '."I ! Z
N" ff? J.
Jan. ai
Jan. t.
Jan. j
I i-mth
I'eb.
Ceb.
tt
Feb.
feu.
Feb.
Feb.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Inlon Htock Varda, IHnahe, for
twenty-four hours ending at P- ni. yes
terday: n v.cv.x ptt A RP.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C. M. at m. P
1
t uv T i!d!2
I 1 l 1 H J "
? l W M 17 i I 4i, I J
T I 141 1 sl 7 S" 7 4l
7 ;.S t 5Si 1 el I Ob, 7 Ml J
I 75? 1 41 I 4fcl 7 1 Ui j l
1 40 1 411 7 Mi it ill I SI
v a Til 11 ra a w
11
M e
I
SI I
41 I
1 1
I
Wabash
Union Paclflo
..14
..12
..10
C. N. W.. eaat
C. A N. W.. weat...
C.. Ht. P.. Ml O...
C. R. Q . east
C, R. J., weat
C. R. 1. P., east.
C, R, I. A P.. west..
Illinois central ......
Chicago O. W
ToUls
5t M5
U
DIKPORITION HKAD.
Cattle, lings, nneep.
Morris Co
Hwlft and Company ....
Cudahy Parking Co....
170 X,:u4 4.1
?4l i,la ton
SKI 4.04H Lb5
S.0M
1
W
SO
4
1
00
17
24
1W
I
41
1
4i
SSii ... 4S1
Armour et t o
J. VY. Murphy
South Omaha Pack. Co.
Benton. Vansant at L...
F. H. Iwia
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huss
F. U. Kellogg
H. F. HsmlTton
.Sullivan Bros
Mo. Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Hlgglna
John Harvey
Dennis ft Francis
Kline
Other buyers
Totals 1.171 17,811 11
CATTLE Receipts were light this
morning, only forty-nine cars being re
ported In. but thai was about as many
as were to be expected, considering that
It was a Friday and that the market
has a downward tendency this vreek.
For the week receipts amount to ,47l
head, the largeat ainoe three weeka ago
and over ll.ow larger than a year ago.
The trade la slow to lower. Packers
have been heavy buyers all the week
and were not In need of any additional
cattle, and If they bought anything they
aeenied to want sufficient reduction on
It to pay them for carrying It over.
Prlcea are safely sTft3isj lower on the
general run of beef ateerw and medium
kinds of cows and heifers. Cannar oows
and heifers and choice fat stuff have
not shown so much decline. Feeders
and the aanaral run of stackers are
around Ko lower, while strictly good to
choice stock cattle have not shown much
if anv decllns.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
beeves, 17.sori.; fslr to good beeves,
t7.Kr7.IO; common to fair beeves, .2i4t
1.76; good to choice heifers. Hi.3rxir7.0O;
good to eho.ee cows. 6 n.0; fair to
good cows, t6.ar4ie to;; common to fair
cows. M.2iWf.a; good to choice feeders,
H.Oimfrj.HO: fair to aood feeders. M.5O4T7.0U;
common to fair feeders, l&.o.i0; good ta
rholoe stockers, $1 .MUSI ' atock heifers.
15.754l7.00; stock eows, $4.7lVaI.W; stock
calves, tAnOrtrTM); veal calves, 17.0084.76;
bulls, stags, etc., 4 7MM.J.
Representative sales;
BKF.F STBKRfl.
Ka. Av. PT. Ns. A v. Pr.
It iimi e at 1 k7
M ..I04T IN I HM III
It ll'N 7 M US 7 4A
rr ism T i i tut 7 at
M )4 f nv
BTEKR8 AND HKIFKllo
T HI IH ' t.
.... em t sa
10 M IS II ..
II 174 7 t...
I 4H 7 71
COWS.
1 1064 4 II t...
t. 4 5A t...
I IOM) I I...
I.,.. IH I...
U KAt t U II...
II 10M I
IIKIFKR.
T Ill I M 14...
.... 14 IH
.... U 111
...Idas I at
...IOM I Ml
...lost I at
...IM I tO
...IMi 4 it
t t 11 11 til t 44
I Tit I
CALVES.
I 451 7 40 I 174 7 71
4 171 t SO I IM I M
MULLS.
1 111 I 11 . 1 list) I fc
1 1.W) It I M 1 tl
1 lias I H 1 lets II
1 IMS t I
FKKDKRS AND STOCKERS
t 746 I OS It 7t7 t 44
I II t 41 II M4 t U
11 ii t ;i. 11 in t
77 t 1 1U4 T U)
ii m la 11 at ta
HOUS There was a big Friday supply
of hogs on hand today, arrivals being
estimated at 245 cars or U.OuO head. Yes
terdsy's offlolal announcement overran
all estimates, actual count being over
3 cars or 2.1.311 head, and the total for
Ihe week Is of real generous proportions,
M.4f.2 hesd hsvlng arrived In the five
das. This is ,0o0 larger than last week.
t.ixlO heavier than two weeks sgo, 7. OX)
laraer than a year ago, and leas than
6.mi0 short of the first five days of the
record breaking week.
A little bunch of Itk-ht stuff, probably
twenty loads, waa held over from yes
terdsv. and aa shippers did very little
on the early trsde today, all Indicationa
were that sellers were goins to hsve a
hsrd time vetting steady prices. Psck
ers' first bids were DfrKic lower, end It
wss only sffr rili-kxrlng for a good
share of the forenoon that sellers were
able to get anywhere near steady pri'an.
When first sales were made values were
barely steady with Thursday's average
trade,
No one wss very anxious to trsde st
l tl'sn stesdy prices, hoaever. snd ss
puckers really needed the hogs they grsd
ually raised their hsnds until a good
many ralea weie made st prices that
looked strong with eeterdsy's genersl
market, or steady with Ihe best time yes
terday forenoon. The general market waa
best described st alow, uneven and snout
steady.
The cloae ass thought by some to be a
little easier, but Ihe majority of sellers
claimed prices were Just ss good then as
st any time. Aa nnied above, movement
was dull, and latenesa of aeveral trains
did not help thla anv. but at that a fslr
clearance waa mda by noon. Bulk of ths
ssles Isnded st 17 VQn 6. the long string
selling st 17.75 snd tops again touched
Jl 5.
Representstive sales:
Na
7 .
ISt. .
10 ..
1 ..
it ..
II...
At,
. ISS
. UI
. tl
Ns
7
Ii
74
34
1
(4
As. gk.
... IM ..
... IM) ..
...II ..
...II .
... rt ..
....: ..
T
T 4
t te
1 It
1
T
7 M
7 U
7 U
1 T
7 sn
T -
7
M l
.an
PI09
iet im ... it u 141
SHEEP Supplies of sheep and lambs
were unusually light even ror a Friday,
only aoiue fifteen cars or l.&O head being
reported In. Total arrivals for ths five
dsvs ais 41.214 head, being 1000 larger
than last week and 13.5i0 heavier than
two weeks ago, but almost 10.000 smaller
than for Ihe aame daya laat year.
offeringe of fat lamhs were limited to
about five cars, and under preaaure of
very scant supplies snd stronger markets
elaewhere packers paid unevenly higher
prices, sales ranging all the way from a
nickel to In extreme cases a quartet
I
above yesterday. Oood fed westerns
msde lio.Tfifilft fn early, with one bunt h
that was not sn desirable at 110 W, while
a load that arrived after nearly every
thing was cleaned up topped the day's
trsde. hrlnsina 110 !. in the basis of
today's sales good light Mexicans should
btins at least 111 no. Thla means that
prlres sre .iust as good as on the high
spot Tuemlsy.
Receipts of ewes amounted to a third
Ihe total offTlnas. hut st that, of course,
they were very moderately supplied, and
values took an upturn of at least Ifsjfltr.
Four cars of Colorado fed Mexlcana thai
while of very desirable weight were not
overly well finished brousht 7 . and
a load of fed westerns sold at 17.25. One
a loan or iwi westerns sola ST s,
car of 101 pound fed westerns 1
good quality sold at t.Y Th
been nothing like them here fn
of verv
There he a
or some
time, but considering their weight thsv
were any way 15c and possibly a quarter
higher than yesterday.
Quotations on Bheep and lmhs:
T Arriba. good tn choice. 11A.T5ft41.ne:
lambs, fair to good, tin 40f?ia.T&: lambs,
clipped. r (Vkffa 0; yearlings, fslr to
choice light. ! 35i !,; yearlings, fair to
choice heavy. pn0fi.3r; wethers, fair to
choice. tT JMfS AO; ewes, good to choice,
17 If-m 40; ewes, fslr to good. KSOfrt.lB.
Representative sales:
No. Av. rrlee
Into fed lambs , 74 in T
Jf-t Meilcan lambs TO 10
5?A fed lambs T 7
!? fed lambs si 1A
11.4 fed feeder lamhs 5.1 10 W
IM fed feoder lambs 74 V) iS
5?0 fed lambs 74 10 75
1T fed lambs 70 11 as
CNICtnO llVl6 STO'k MARKET
attls Weak lleaa t nseltled
Hheea) gtrtng.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. CATTLBJ Re
cetpta. 1.000 head; market weak; native
beef steers, tn.25.ff S5; western steers,
lt.50ifra.00: cows and heifers. tlAttfa.OO;
ralvea. t 5oifi 51.
HtKlHltecelpts. ,0 head; market
unsettled, averaged lo lower: bulk of
sales, tt.1S6HX.at; lgh, r f-tj AS; mled.
t0hm n: heavy. S.05.40; rough. ei
r16; pigs. S7.-Ir7.0. .
8HKKV AND LAMBS Receipts, tA
head; market strong: wethers, 17.75fla.;
rwra, 15.5ov'-!0: lambs, 10.00911.50.
t. LnnU Uv IMewk Market.
ST. lOLIS. Feb. 11.-CATTLI-Re-celpta,
1.100 head; market, steady; native
beef steers. 17 501 50; yearling steers
and heifers. t.50iff.te; eows R.8rtf7;
stockers and feeders. t.Strj7.X; Texas
and Indian steers, 15.354 50. cows and
heifers. M.0ti.t0; native calves, none
II to.
MOOR Receipts, 11.e00 head: market
higher; plgao and lights, K7t'a.4A; mixed
and butchers. I8.1&C&.4S; good heavy. 0.40
ft 50.
8HEKP AND IAMR Receipts !W
head: market steady: yearling; wethers,
t onwio.oo; lambs, t9.fOfWl.26; ewes. t.i5
7.75.
Sinn iff mt stwa jnnrnn.
IOTTX CITT. la., Feb. U.-CATTLTC
Receipts, 1.500 head- market lnifylio lower;
native steers, t5.3Mr7.76; butchers, eVOOfli
a40: cows and heifers. 1VO0SVS.M: canners.
ia.7MH.50; stockers and feeders, at.004jfQ.Oi):
calves, 17.0otl9.00; bulls, stsgs, etc., ai.eo
0W.OO.
I lOOft Receipts, 15.000 head: msrket
strong; heavy, V ,sTft .00; mixed. 17 705
7 ; light, 17.50fl7.T0; bulk of sales. 17
fir av
KHKKP AND LAUB-Reoelpts. 7o
head; market steady; owes. M. 7507.05;
lambs, $.0O10.75.
Kansas City Live, fltnek Marked.
KANSAS CITT. Feb. U.-CATTLTC
Receipts, 600 head; market steady; prime
fed st era, tt.5mh0.00; dressed beef steers.
17.0O1ia.40; western steers. t&tOdig.tft:
stockers and feeders, tn.0O97.7t; bulls,
15.ar(r50; calves. at.totflO.&O.
HOOa-Reeelpts, t.WO head; market
strong;- hulk of aalea. r.fat.H; heavy.
t.0.iR 30; packers and butchers 17.10
115; light, 17 0t(.10- Pigs. t5.3Mr7.60.
. BHEBP AND LAMBA Reoelpta. 14,f
head; market steady; lambs, io.armisi;
yearlings. teotiit.76; wethers, 7.iajs.; v
vet, r ooe7.eo. .
t. Jeaepk Live stack Market.
8T JOBFPII, Mo.. Feb. ll.-CATTLK
Recelnta. 400 head; market steady; steers.
lTOOtlt.00; cows and heifers, 1415t).6;
cslvea, flnr10.tS. , M
HOtW Recetpta, 1 500 head: market
bljcher; top. bulk of aalea, V..mt
"sHEEP AND IAMrW-Reoelpts. 1.500
head; market steady; lambs. $i0.2uyil.0i).
Stark In Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets:
lvalue, nop-"- f3o--o.
Omaha, ,
Chicago ,,,
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Totala
l.too
it.
.. ,000
.. 1.1
.. eno
.. i.eue
M O11O
11. MOO
t.auO
16.000
t.Oiill
J4.f
700
, M.600 i4.o0
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. COFFEE The
market for coffee futures showed a fur
ther advsnoe this morning, prices mak
ing new high records for the season, but
later, eased off under realising. Reports
of higher Braslllan markets and shipping
difficulties seemed responsible for the
opening bulge of three to ten points, and
the active months sold six to ten points
net higher during the early trading, with
May advancing to 7.2o and September
to S.OKc- Iemand was fslrly active, but
the advsnce met Increased offerings snd
Msv sold off to 7.15c. while September
declined to I.Oto In the later trading.
The market closed net two points lower
to five points higher, near months being
relatively firm. Sales were 2,7oO base;
February, 7.1ln: March, 7.11c: April, 7.53c;
Msv, 7.fc'ie; June, 7 Wc; July, Line: Au
eut 7 Mo: Sentemher. 7 Mc: October.
It. 01c: November. 1.03c; December, 1.05c;
1 jnUarv, t oc. f pot coiree, nrm; mo s,
fee- Santos 4s. tTe- While avsllsble
stocks In tnis country sre consiaerrn
liberal, a scarcity of low grade Rloa Is
reported. Very few cost and freight of
fers were received, but It waa ssld thst
Santos 5s were quoted here st l.:inc for
Mareh-Mav ahlnmenls. Kngllah credits. 1
The offlclsl cshles reported advances of
60 to 126 rels In the Brasiuan maraets,
snd an advance of Vd In RIo exchange.
OH and Roeln.
SAVANNAH. Qa.. Feb. ll.-TT'RPEN-
TINF Nothing doing; laat sale. Feb-
mary 7, at M'c; ssles. none; receipts,
124 tibls ; shipments. Ml bbls.; stocks,
11.470 bbls.
ROSIN Market f rm: sates, i.ksj pnia.;
receipts. 1.147 bbls.; shipments. 60t bbls.;
stock. 5S.77 bbls. Quotations: B. 15.10:
D. K. ISSO; F, . !5.M..: H. .; I.
i.4,V. K. 15.M: M. $8.20; N. 1.76; WO.
17.20; WW, 17.M.
Col Ion Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11 COTTON Spot.
quiet; middling uplands. 1110c. No sales.
Futures cloaca nereiy sieaay; Marcn,
11 tc; May, 11.14c: July, IJ.Slc; October.
12. ?6c; December. 12.45c.
The cotton msrket closed barely steady
st s net loss of 7m it points for (ha dsy.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. U.-COTTON Spot
taadv vood mlddllns. I .lid: mlddlins.
ICd; low middling. 7.5d. Sales, 1,000 balsa
Melat Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. METALS I sd
M Kpi6.ZS. Spelter not quoted. Copper,
firm: electrolytic, nesrby, t2T.60ti2g.5A:
June and later, tM.6ntit27.2t. Iran steadv
and unchanged. Tin, quiet; spot, 141.20
bid.
At I-ondon: Spot copper, 103, 10s; fu
lures. 1'. 15s; electrolytic, 124: spot
tin 1S0: futures 179 15s: antimony.
126; lead. 32 la d; spelter, M.
Knnaas City drain and Provtslnns.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 11 WHEAT
S'). 1 hsrd. tl.ritft.2: No. 1 red, 11.J49
1.11- ihr tl.lt; July. t1.144.
OiRN No. t mixed. : No. i
while. 704ytr71e: No. ! vellow, THyBTtc;
Mav. 72VC, Julv. 73Vt'?rTSc.
OATH No. I white. 4iS61c; No. ) mixed.
447c.
Dr (ionds Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. Il.-DRT OOODS
American prints were today advanced to
Hc a yard. V- up. and within He a
ysrd the highest ptioe touched In msny
yeara. Wool markets were firm. Knit
goods were firm and active.
Isisr Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11. SUGAR Raw.
steady: centrifugal. 4.13c; molasses. 4 0d
Refined, firm. Futures opened steady
on covering and support from trade In
terests. At noon prices were 1 to t
points higher.
Bvannrate Apples nnd Dried Watts
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. -EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull.
DRIED FRCITS Prunea. quiet Apri
cots snd peaches, steady. Raisins, firm.
Read The Bee Want Ada. It payvl