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THH HEK: OMAHA. TUKSPAY, FEBRUARY 15. 191(1.
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FOR RENTAP'TS AND FLATS
Sooth.
fCORSrANf'TiyAPARf.MKfTrii Ave.
and Pacific, fine flnrt floor spartment.
consisting of large reception hull, very
large living room, dining room, twj bt:
bed rooms and bath, larse kitchen, pan
try, rlown. maid room. On of tha
bet arranged apartment In tha city.
Immediate possession. Price $;.o per mo.
I. V. PHOLFS CO.,
pit-It City Nafl Bank Rids. Docg. .
MlmlliM.
WARM. COZY APARTMENT.
Fins apartment of four room a and
bath, nicely decorated, oak finish,
steam heat, .lanltor service; every
thing first-class. See it and you will
take It.
SCOTT A IIH.t. CO..
Douglas ion.
MONTH FREE RENT.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT,
a-r. and bath, apartment, brick; mod.
leapt heat; rxj neighborhood: $12.50.
D. E, BUCK, U Omaha Nafl. P. :.".
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
e
raj
owrn. mows, pncHi, mi" norm
van aod t men, tl.36 pr hour; tom.
ug 4338 and Tyler t&
GORDON VAN CO.
Pack tin j, (tor re and mov
ing. 118 N. 11th St. Phona
Douglas 3M or Harney i7.
FIDELITY
f8&k FREE
SERVICE
Phono Douglas 288 for romolata Hat of
vacant houses and apartmen'a: also for
storage, moving. 16th and JackeonSts.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Soparats, locked rooms, for household
gvod and pianos; moving', packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND B TO RAGE CO..
00 6. lth St. Douglas 41 St
OMtAllA Truck, Van and Storage Co.,
moving, packing;, storage and shipping.
Phone Douglas 1496.
"T in DVLM) Express Co. Moving,
nar
l7 Firntm St DougUdi 144,
FOR RENT BUSINESS PROP'TY
Stones.
SMALL store room; very desirable, rent
$; 1520 Cass St. CONRAD YOUNQ,
S22 Brandels Theater. Douglas 1571.
STORE ROOMS at l!J-1811 Farnam 8t.
Thoa. F. Hall, 443 Ramge Bids. D. 708
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED '
Weal.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT HOME.
A very desirable modern house, with
full corner lot, 1' blocks from new
Presbyterian church. Owner moving to
farm and will sell cheap. Thin house
has tiled vestibule, oak finish and oak
floors in the first story; 4 bedrooms,
bath and sleeping porch in second
story; S finished rooms In attic. Ask
for full description and price.
J. H. DLMONT & CO.,
416-18 Keellne Bid. Phone Douglas KM).
IM) CASH
Will buv a brand new all modern bun
galow; Just finished, at Both and How
ard St.
. H. A. WOLF,
814 Wsre Blk. Doug. 8088.
TRICTLY modern (-room bungalow,
new. built right, up-to-the-minute, easy
tarnia. Phono Benson 202.
nonk,
KOUNTZE ADDITION
7 rooms, all modern, oak finish In liv
ing rooms, den and good basement; lo
cated near 18th and Ixithrop. Price,
M.ooo. If you are looking for a nice
home, here It is.
C. G. CARLBERG.
313 Brandels Theater Bldg.
1,500 BUYS THIS $2,500 F.O.UITT.
Owner needs money and advises us to
aell hia nearly new, elegant 4-room,
strictly modern home on the above
btsls. Located on paved street; lot 60x
163; haa large garage with cement drive;
full cement basement. This snap Is lo
cated In Kountso Place. Call and make
an appointment: to see It,
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANT.
6th Fir. Om Nat. Bk. Bldg. P. 17810.
A FINE HOME
FOR VERY LITTLE CASH
Two-story cottage, oak floors, strictly
modern; large lot. Small monthly pay
ments. 1831 Amea Ave.
NORRIS & NORRIS;
400 Bee Building. Phone Douglas 4770.
BEAUTIFUL PRAIRIE PARK 2713
Ames Ave.. 7 large rooma, bath and
sleeping porch, screens and storm sash
throughout; south front, fine had and
hedge. 1100 cash and 140 monthly, from
responsible party. Keys At my resi
dence. B. J. Scannell, 2708 Fowler Ave.
Phones Doug. 398 or Colfax 3611.
GOOD HOME
8-room bungalow, all modern, 4lf
North 2st. Phone owner, Colfax 2253.
j-KiMJM bungalow, new and modern, oak
finish. 10th and Locust. 12.800.
W. H. GATES,
MTOmthaNnt. llli. Bldn. T. 13M.
FOR SALE Strictly modern. 11-room
house; hot water heat; south front lot.
Price rr.OflO. Phona Douglas 1MB,
Sonta.
1- MI ST aell my 8-large-room modern,
home on paved street; cement walks;
larga barn; nice shade; cement base-
. ment; laundry: gas; electric lights; hot
water heat; cistern; bath; sewer; one
Mock from street car and public school.
Worth $1,600; make me an offer. Fred
Mower. Owner. 4To0 8. 1Mb. St., Omaha.
BRICK house, needing repairs, on fine
lot. 15th and Sherwood, $1,r. D. 2W7.
Mlsrrllaneoaa.
WINTER special. classic new bungalow
of S rooms, on first floor; t unfinished
on 2d floor: oak finish; beam celling
and many other special features; living
room, 12x18 feet, dandy east front lot,
taved atreet. 1 block to car, located In
Boulevard Park add.; have no price;
want an offer; easy terms.
RASP BROS., Douglas 1853.
6-ROOM BARGAIN NEW, -ROOM. 2
BTORT HOUSE. NEAR CAR. A SNAP
AT $3,400; REASONABLE PAYMENTS.
BENSON at CARM1CHAEL.
DOUGLAS 1722. 642 PAXTON BLK.
E ACRES." 4 acres, 24 acres, 1 acre; alt
Improved, and some near car line; price
right: terms W. Colfax. Douglas 1610.
702- Keellne Bldg.
FOR SAIE Omaha Income property,
$1 440 per year. Alwava rented. Price
$14,000. Terms. Address ma, tut E. 14th
St.. ITnlverslty Pln"e. Neb.
BARGAINS in huu and lots In all
parts of tha city. Se me first.
TKBBF.NS. '. o-v-iia Nat, bk. D. 2182.
i'TJlE and toinudo ins. Myrtle Deuel, 6121
N. 23d. Phone Colfax 1&! after 11 a. m.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
Wot.
WILL BUILD TO SUlf.
Have 15 first choice lots In Leaven
worth Heights Add, easy terms. Doug
1 Purl K. Holen. f.14 Psxlon Bldg.
inil.12, on Harney, near 21st. for ln..VO
Oet In where property it advancing.
W. H GATES.
4T Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. P. 12M
SEE ME for acregt:; have iholce traclH
north of Florence. R H. Ianduryou, 2u2
Neville Blk.. Tel. Doug. 67.
CLOeB In Lots-Flue tract of 30 lots,
close to Center Ht. car and paving: fine
for cottages or apartments. Address C
V4. Bee.
Narth.
THE- most remarkable development cvlr
eeen In Omaha is MINNE LUSA Addi
tion. Over b lots have been sold In
' that addition In seven months.
CHARLES W. MARTIN CO..
OWNERS.
B A RG A IN-Sth Ave., near Taiaa. loC
51 "HO fet; make offer.
H R1MMEU Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
UtaerllaaeoBsI '
TWO ACRESTcloae In. $1.2ou; and oihlr
acreage. tJtiO to dv. No trades. Pal
. larauu. Douglas ani.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A BARGAIN
! scree, clear title; 2 big crystal
water aprlngs, nerr known tc go dry;
IS acres under cultivation. 70 more can
be cultivated; great potato land; bal
ance In timber; 4-room log house, barn
for 4 horses and II head cattle, hay loft
above, implement shed and tool house.
12x12 frostproof root house, warm hog
and chicken houses built In under bank
with d-foot high fence; milk house at
big springs: wire fenced all around and
cross-fenced; H mile to school and .'Hi
miles to leadwond, outn laxota. t'rtce
1,io rash, or will accept cloie-in 4-room
bungalow In Omaha. F. Rogcrson, 2017
t 'Mrs c ft., omnna
40 ACRES, level, clear. Improved, Kiowa
county, Colorado; i ror Omaha ini-c.me.
A.AP POTT,l'at lersonl : k , J.im ah a
REAL ESTATE. Fire and General Ineur
nee. Art Thatcher, 1217-H City Na
tion Far.k Pldg. Douglas l"it.
RESIPnNCE and flats. Exchange for
vacant property. Toland AV Tr 'mhull.
LAND FOR CITY PROPERTY.
We have a number of good farms,
aome 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 prevailnlg prices are bound tj
reslixe a large profit on their Invest
ment In tho next few years.
A. P. TLKEY & SON,
Tel. Poug. t2. lS07- W. O. W. P'g-
HAVE 40 A., 2' miles from town. Mills
Co., Iowa. Want to trade for Improved
Omaha property. Will assume some
difference. THOS. U M'OAHRT, Kee
llne Bldg. Red 4344.
800 ACRES. miles southwest of John
son, Brown County, Nebraska. Loan
at $2,400. Will trade for anything worth
the money. C. D. McNeil, 3W Pratt St.
"WANTED Newspaper or general mer
1 hundloe stork In exchange for 180 aerea
good land near Alliance, Neb. Address
Box . Newman Urova, Neo.
$1,600 CONTRACT flrt-t lien on a 6-r.
Dungaiow and 4 lot-, win trnae ior coot
building lota. r woi.ld discount a little
for cash. 10 McC?gue Bldg. or D. ltia.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
toaacll Blaffs.
TWELVE clesr loU in Council Bluffs; all
or part for good car. Campbell & Craig,
R?3 Keellne building. Doug. 4R23.
Dundee.
4817 CUMING ST.;
4819 CUMING ST.,
4821 CUMING ST.
These three new houses will be com
pleted this week, aro five end six rooms
each, exceptionally well arranged, well
built, modern In every way. Will lie
turned over to the purchaser complete,
with textile roofs, also Including all
decorating, window shades, sidewalks,
fixtures and all paved street, with
paving all paid. Within three blocks of
the Fnrnum car. which runs to 46th and
Cuming, and within four blocks of the
Dundee car. Will be glad to show
these houses on application.
HIATT-FAIRFIELD CO.,
2an Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldg. Douglas 4W.
Dundee Special
$5,000
7-room, mod., garage for 2 cart, cor
ner lot. Will include furniture In sale,
or will rent furnished.
Glover & Spain
Doug. 3962. 913 City National.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HOMES WANTED
We have clients for modern homes,
west Farnam, Dundee or Field Club
Districts. If you want to sell your
home, quick " try,
O'NEJLL R. K. INS. AOIENCT.
82 to &3 Brandeis Thea. Tel. Tyler 1024.
1X1 M D- W A KIT I." r
Between 24th and 27th, north of rail
road, modern, 6 or 7-room house; some
cssh, balance monthly raymenls.
OKORQ E G. WALLACE, MJveellne
Wa NTED To buy on monthly payments,
mail store room, with living rooms
above, iu Central school district. Phona
Red 7S54.
WANTED Contractor willing to build
to leasa In region of 40th and Farnam.
Address J 406, Bee.
FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP'TY
(or 814
Good Location,
tor
REAL ESTATE
or .
INSURANCE
ISO 8jur Feet $30.00.
The Bee Building Co.
Hoom 10S.
REAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
STOREROOM and residence on good
corner. North Side. Total rental $41 per
month. Price $3.bi0; M.fxi) cash.
r . LJ. VILAU, dJU D. UU1. V OAd OIQg.
FINANCIAL
Krai Estate Loans, Mortgagee.
WD are ready at all time to
make loan on (lrtt-claaa city
property and eaatern Nebraska
farms. Ratea on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
112 So. 17th St,
1 TO for loans on best claasclty
.Muni' in ..-. 1 1 i I mi ww . .
. " .7 .wv up; a ISO
farm loans. Reasonable commissions
PETERS TRUST CO., 1J2 Farnam tit.
OMAHA homes, kaat Nebraska f.,m.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
ISIS Omaha K a H.i rim i P K.. I...!.' am.
, - - .w waiiM "
VTONET TO LOAN, tor I yaaxa, oim
proved properties.
Doug. 4144.
$1U0 TO $10,00 made prornply. y, n. Waal
HONEY on hand for cliy and farm loans.
H. W. binder. City National Bank Bldg
S.-.. . " . - . . : r-X-
CltY property. Largs loana a specially.
w. H. Thomas, ra mate Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans. L iW4. per cent.
J. II. pumont at to.. is mats Bank.
fLCT CITY LOANS, C. G. Cartberg, $il-
1! Brandeis Theater Bldg.
r.a' MONEY. HARRISON A MORTON,
918 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Stocks) and Sonde.
7 PalJ on Your Money 7
J In Home Builders Snares '
plus the Increase from surplus profits,
amounting now to $IK ou on each luO
shares. Our booklet, "Tha New Way,"
explains fully.
AM. yKl.X'KllI CU.. V. A. OMAHA
tZ.IM FARM morlgag bearing i per cent,
secured by property valued $11,60. Til
mage Loomls Inv. Co.. W. Q. W. Bldg
Afcatimcts el Title.
GUARANTEE "l01 c, Tba
uumuuiauu beat abairaci Is tna
cneapesi. noom t. r-atttrson nidg. I).it7
T?"P1, liTltla guarantee and Abstract
a
modern asastraat attu-m.
106 s. I7tn Bt. i ei. i. tyn.
EEED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract
offlos in Nebranks. t Brandelc Thea.
Mlaeellaaeaas.
ITJY6m66ILe inol'raK'cX
Fira. Theft. Liability and Property
Damage at Lowest Kates.
KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON.
Via-U City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doi g H.
"When all other as I nil. try Bee
Want Ad.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Mia neaota LsiSa.
IiW-ACRB improved farm, miles from
Minneapolis; 100 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow anj posture; good soil;
10-room housa, barn and all other build
ings that are needed, school house on
land; price, ft per acre; one-half cash;
or will sell furm wltn full equipment of
horses, cattle, machinery, etc. Will
make very reasonable price on personal
property. Immediate possession can be
bad. Schawb Bros.. 1024 Plymouth
Building, Minneapolis. Minn.
Mtaawairl Ls4.
GREAT BARGAINS V down. $K monthly, ,
buys tn acres, good fruit and poultry
land, near town, southern Missouri.
Price only $m Address Box Ex- .
celsior tprinHS, Mo. I
BKTTE'R live on your own little farm In
Dent Co., Mo., than Da a renter, call or
write for booklet. W. 6. Frank, Nevlllt
Block. Omaha.
Nebraska Lands.
ALL THE TIME YOU WANT
Owner of H0 acres In Cedar county. 44
miles from Sioux City; will make very
llleral torma to flrst-claaa farmer who
can make a reaaonablo cash payment;
farm has about 1N0 acres tn crop, la well
Improved and close to town. Price, $100
an acre. Whafs the use of renting?
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANT.
Omaha N n f I Bank Bids.. Omaha.
44 DUBHKLM WHKAT LAND. IJa Pi:it
acre; cneyenne Co.. best smll a'l
Co. In state, few snapa for eirly buy
ers. Ilve arerts wantid. Wrlta Fund
In gsland Inv. Co., Sidney. Neb
AllSOLLTELY an Al ranch; l.iSO acres;
j0 per cent level; $7 per; terms. Relyea
& Olfford. $16 Ramga Bldg.. Omaha,
Nebra ska.
FOR BALE Beat large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley. Wol-
cacn. iNeo.
BARGAIN
30 acres fruit farm with 10-room
house, good barn, etc. Close to Ft. Cal
houn city park. Bargain at $10,000. Joe
Rolen. Ft. Calhoun.
W laooasin Irftnals.
UPPER WISCONSIN Beat dairy anH
general crop slate In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
csay terms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wla
' consln Central Land Grant. Excellent
lands for slock raising. If Interested In
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept.. boo Line Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
M taeel lastou.
HAVE YOU Ji FARM FOR BALEt
Write a good description 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 morning and
very Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for &1; or 50 words, $4, or
75 words, $6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; 2uO,0U0 readers dally In four grant
slates.
lull any and all kinds of acreage locate4
on or near car Una, call C. H. Combs,
$15 Brandels Theater Bldg. Doug. 381.
FARM LAND-F0R RENT
120 ACRES, Improved, splendid corn and
grain land: 6 miles from rtloDrara, J JA
per year. L K!l. Bee,
HORSES LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
HAY M.RO ton. A. W. Wagner, 'l N. It.
For Sale.
AS I am getting too old to work, I hava
decided to sell my teams: One team,
weight 3.8U0. in good condition; also
team, weight 3,00. both right off from
hard work. Forced to sell by tha 16th.
Your rash price la mine. Inquire rear
2015 California.
SETTLING up my estate. Have span
of mules and three young mares, all
used to farm work. 2417 Dodge BL.
lady owner.
PAIR of farm mares in foal, 3.400 lbs.
Aged between and 10. Cheap for cash.
ZiilK Doiiglns.
FOR SALE Six head of good working
horses. American Transfer Co., 141 h
and Mason Ma.
thirty-two milk wagons for sale, cheap.
Johnson-Danforth Co.. 16th and Clark.
f"HAM of " good work homes, weighing
Ilia, j mine I yiwr
28 TON'S of alfalfa for sale cheap. Doug
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
5 DOZEN L. C. W. Irf-ghorns at $7.50"
dos. Will deliver. Colfax 1058.
MXD grain. 100 lbs.. $1.7 Wagner. OlN.U
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
For gale.
NEB. BU1CK AUTO CO.
1,000 LB. TRUCK, ABSO
LUTELY FIRST CLASS
CONDITION. 30 II. P.
OVERHEAD VALVE
MOTOR, TIRES PRAO
TICLY NEW. FOR A
QUICK SALE, $300.00.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
IF YOU are thinking of buying a good
used car now is your opportunity to
save yourself munoy and secure a first
class car. Look over the list and writ
or call on us.
One 1K15 Maxwell $450
One ll14 Ford louring car with lots
of extra equipment, extra tires... f7$
One 1011 Ford roadster with extra
equipment, demountable rims and
new tires. In first class condition. TTi
One Hupp " ZO" ;
One 36 horsepower Maxwell truck.
This car is being thoroughly over
hauled. Good tires ail tha way
around ' 300
One 3-cylinder Maxwell roadster.
Presto tank and klaxon horn 100
One Chalmers "3o" roadster, In good
shape tn
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO. CO.
t?H Farnam. Douglas 3S3.
TIRES
TIRES
We hnve Just secured a Job lot of
standard tl.-es und offer you, subject to
prior sale.
5sx3-$e.75.
Sox3Vi Non-skid. 19.36.
S4x4-14
S:.xV-$l8.7S.
3x4' U. H. plaJti tread casings, $30.00;
non-skid. $22.60.
Some slighlly used at $$00.
S7x& Racina, country tread casings,
used 2"i miles. $23 50 each.
inner slsea In proportion. Call up, writs
or corns In and sea what bargains wa
have to offer in tires, Duplex Tire Co.,
jg.lk Fame m. D. 47
ild4 HupinubUe In first-class condition.
New tlra. Colfax 167.
11915 Ford roadster, fins condition... $309
111 Mets roadster 150
1 1U14 Overland touring US0
4 1S15 Ford touring .M )
5 1'.14 Ford touring ,)
g Ml Ford panel top delivery... . .. 37
Ato clearing Mouse. 32t Fam na. D. Sjio
ONE Ford lourliig car in flue shape. J.lj;
one 3-cyllnder Maxwell, $7ft: Florence
Auto and Taxi Co. Phona Florence 1
Florence. Neb.
fTt.B. truck, $126 Nebraska
Bervlca Station, Ult Farnam. Phona
lfurlaa 711
Ast LI err and Oaraaes.
Industtlal Oarage Oo.. 2oh A.Harney Bis!
Al"TJ TIREri HALF Pl;U K.
Huiucr 11111, 1U11 Chlcagu 6u
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Light and Trade it
Active and Higher Sheep and
Lambi Steady to Higher.
HOGS FULLY FIVE CENTS UP
OMAHA. February II, ISM.
Receipts wire: Catl'e. llo Sheen
r.Btimate Monday .... 4. too
Kama, lav I-.. u - u-
10,0
g.400
1l.Ki
10. S
t.!Ht
M.3S1
Hama day I weeka ngo YlTJ
Sama day S weeks ago 8.11
Pamn day 4 weeks ago Ml
Same dav last ae I aii
10, wi2
11. !S3
3,tt
The following table shows tha receipts
Of Paltla n . . . . . i .
iian ana eneep ii ine couin
Omaha market for tho year to data as
compared with last year.
'!1 Inr Dec.
J'" 174.4KS 11S.J4S M.r.
VP" J.7f 410.6IH 12,161 .....
B?"P R.v44 J40,13 41.W3
nriii. foi'ng table snows the average
prices of hogs si the Omaha live atoik
market for the last few days, with com-
DajiiHiii. jKoi7i4., isi.i. n:na ii!i.ii'.
Jan
U
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
f.l..
Fab.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Krb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
J WS) Til jt2st$(T!lllW
7 6.'t( f 7f t j t 06i T Ml 1 3s
7 4S ,t 1 7 30 $ Oil 7 l $
I 7 tiv,, t Ml 8 1,17 4, I 7 401 I X
' J I , 7 o t S3
i 7i SK 7 VI t iK 7 !'
I I I ii 1
T. 7 11 cil 1 ki t mi t aul
I t4 I 7lj I T 75 r 7 30 $ 47
10.1 7 7(VI ti 41; II 4M 7 .Til H I '1 1 XX
S 49
11 I 7 H I 4.11 41 7 M' 1 7 111 t lil
II. 7 1'4 67 8 S2 7 .-. $ 01 I $ 71
12 I 1 at Va. a. uix t. 1 t . m tant m
H I 7 75VI 1 "i 7 jLii 1 ftu s rm
llC4fiinlji tA ii. in 1. .
yesteixiaV: " 8 "l P" m '
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. I logs. Sheep li r a.
C. M. st i
I'nlon lm.tri
37
C. A N. W.. ewi:
C. A N v
:'4
4
4P
h
30
4
i
$
18
C. St. P.. M a. n
O.. B. A Q., west
t... IV I. P, east. 12
1. k , west.
1
Illinois fenlral
1
1
Chicago Ot. West
Total Receipts.... im 145
35
KioruaiTlON
Morris A Co
Swift a. f
Cattle. Hog- Sheep
Il4 723
1.503 3'M
dahy racking Co!'.!.'
761
1.R20 3.4l
'mmir ar Co
0OB
3.473
schwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
J;'"Coln Packing Co....
W. B. Vansant Co....
?sW2' J- H-
Hill & Son
F. B. Ixwln
Huston A f
1.0X
13J
l.tX.9
42
5S
341
1W
10
IRK
M
XX
4
H4
S
HI
K
47
pit
,T7
t
13
6
1
m
75
.VI
1?3
70
J. B. Root A Co...'.'!!!
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Hues
Rosenstock Bros
F. tl. Kollogg
Wcrthelmrr A Iegen..
U. F. Hamilton
fiiitllvan Bros
Rothschild & Krebs....
Mo. Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Huffman
Roth .
Meyers
Banner Broa
John Harvey..'
Dennis A Francis
Kline
Janaan S f.iinrwki
Other buyers
1.111
ToUls 5,277 3.671 s.577
CATTLR Receipts were lighter than
any recent week, although still three
times as larga as a year mro. The local
demand was good and the trade opened
in fair season In the morning, becoming
reasonably active at prlcea that ware
around lOo higher for doalrable klnda.
This waa true of practically all kinds
of killers, that la, cowa and heifers, as
well as beef steers.
Blockers and feeders were also in good
request and they shared about tha Sams
advance as fat stuff.
Quotations on cattle: Good to cholcs
beeves, $7.oe8.30; fair to ' good beeves,
$7. 35ft 7. 80; common to fair beeves, $6.2M$
1.75; good to choice heifers, $6.2S7.00;
good to choloe cows, $a.inii.60; fair to
good cows, $A.2M.90;; common to fair
cows, $4,2645.36; good to choice feeders,
l7.OuW7.iU; fair to good feeders, $6.6c7.u0;
common to fair feeders, $5.60411.60; good ta
choice stockers. fT.tOfoT.&n; stock heifers,
$5.7b7.00: stock cows, M 75&4 60; stock
calves, $8,504(7.50; veal calves, $7.0O&.76;
bulls, stags, etc., $4.7fV3.26.
Representative aalea:
BEEF STEERS.
N'e, A. Pr. Na, . "T.
! t0 1 M I U T M
i iim 7 10 t m tu
UM 7 4 1 1W7 1 M
l HIT 7 to II 1147 7 IV
M " 7 m
eTEKR.S AND HEIFERS.
1 )40 7 0 It
II Ill 7 10 It
HEIFBRS.
7 H
..Ml 1 44
.. tit I
..Ml IS
..MIS
. . KM t Tt
.. H0 M
t M I..,.
1 rati it....
i at iu is....
1 H iw 1....
4 7t T en 1..,,
4 SOT 7 10
BULLS.
I..'. 171S t IS 1...,
1 11 S3 t OS
CALVES.
4 M It II....
1 I"0 7 no 1...,
.lilt I 71
.. ITt I M
.. lt 1 tt
FEEDERS AND STOCKERS.
3 n 1 an . it tat I Tt
14 1st t is II nat tl
I ttO t Is 1 720 U
t M I t il Ml l
n tn t ot 1 (T7 t 2
7 sst 7 st II M 110
HOGS Total supplies of hogs were
very fair for a Monday, amounting to
146 cars, or lO.wtt head. About twenty-
tnres cars, however, were consigned di
rect to a packer from another market
and this left actual offerings at a mod
erate figure. The day's arrivals are l.'ioo
smaller than last Monday, but 1.000
larger than two weeka ago and three
times as large as. for tha corresponding
day of last year.
Opening rounds were the dullest seen
In many days of- draggy markets, for
there was practically nothing doing up
to mid forenoon, uhlppurs bought only
an odd load or two early, and as pack
ers were bidding a dime or more lower
It waa not surprising that sellers re
fused to talk trade.
As a general thing salesmen were of
the opinion that with such a moderate
Monday run values should be nearly
steady. With 76.000 In Chicago, packers
took an entirely different view of the
situation and up to 10 o'clock tha mar
ket remained at a standstill.
if sellers had hopes of shippers getting
In and strengthening tho market up they
were disappointed. Prlcea did Improve
a little before tha bulk of the stuff
started to move, and big end of tha sup
ply sold finally on a fully 6010c lower
basis. Best grades, which usually bring
a little premium on account of shipping
competition, suffered the most, taking a
full dime drop. Mixed klnda were not
over 5o lower In soma cases, but they.
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
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Automobile painting done by experts; 20
Vears experience Tn Omaha; work guar
an teed first clans. Johnson-Danforth Co.
fl.'PLbX tirts last lungei, are stronger
snd more durable; x3H. $4.60. 2oll
Farnam Hf. Douglas 4"7K.
Jl'O reward for magneto we can't repair.
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Wee winter storags when cars are palnu
ed snd repaired. Johnson-Danforth Co
Omaha Iladlalor Rap. Co., 'Jt Far. D HKt
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HAKLKY-DAVIDeON MOTORCYCLES.
Bargain in used machines. Victor Roos.
"The Motorcycle Man," T.uJ Laavsnworth.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICK OF STOCKHOLDERS.
MEETING.
Notice la hereby given that tha regular
annual meeting of toe Stockholders of the
ioi "in flattjc land company win
bo bald at tha office of said Company,
Bom 701 First Nations' Bank building,
Lincoln, Nebraska, at U o'clock a. m., on
the first day of March, A. D , lilt.
Lincoln, Nebra sks. February lat., ltll.
C. M. MOHHI1.U President.
W. W. TCHNEK. Secretary.
Fb) ldJOl.
1
ton, broke a dime tn spots, and the gen
eral market was fully ixgiOc below last
week's close.
The close was the low spot of the day
on all gradea. What good hogs were left
at the finish were unable to command
morning prices, and as packers seemed
to hsve their droves pretlv well filled,
no one waa trying very bard to buv sev.
eral loads thst were still In first hands
st midday. Narrow hulk wss qiftiiUe
st $7.7tHi7.A with it top of $7.u and a
liberal sprinkling of lights downward
from $7.7i.
Ns. A gk. rt. N-
m ... t a
M ITT ... T !
1 D1 ... J ts IS.
7. tis ... 1 n.
T 341 1.1 T Ml 74.
? tn T 71.
A. Bk.
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7 TH
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7 M
M S't 11 t 71.
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7 4
t Tt
SHEEP Offerings of sheen and Iamb4
were .if rather moderate volume, being
the smallest for - Monday air.ee three
weeks ago. The daya supply was esti
mated at thirty-five cam. i r Mi hesd,
as sgalnat II. WH last week, I0.&3 two
weeks ago and 6.323 a year ago.
Chicago reported 30.0UO head early with
prospects for an easier market, and on
the ba.ls of this report packers made
first offers at somewhat lower figures
sdiial'.y buying one or two bunches of
lambs at weaker prlcea. I.ater advices
from other markets were moro encourag
ing, snd aa local demand was good
value had steadied up by the time tha
bulk began to move, while some aalea
made before the close looked strong to
pool hi y a little higher. Movement was
more active than for s good mini? days,
and a fair shsre of the offerings had
been cleaned up by mldforenoon. Rarlv
sole ranged largely around tlO.TTxO'lO 85.
with Idahos down to $10.00 and a few
bunrhea of red westerns aa high aa $10.00.
General market waa uneven, active and
averaged up fully steady with last week's
Clone.
The few ewes hers were badly wanted
and mainly on account of the shortage
In supplies sold fully IV), snd, some
traders thought, a quarter higher than
last week's close. Three cars that wars
of denlrable weights, but did not carry
top finish, landed at $7.55. Mexican year
llnsrs on the light order looked fully
steady at V60.
Quotations on sheep snd lambs: Lambs,
good to choloe. $10. 75411 00; lambs, fair
To good, $10.4Oiri0.76: lamha. clipped. $ )
ttO : vearllngs. fair to choice light,
is ;.c R.V vearllnrs. fnlr to choloe heavy.
$3 0M9.2."; wethers, fair to choice, 7."j
8.00; ewes, good to choice, $7.$5j7.t0;
ewes, fair to good, W.60tT7.36.
CHICAGO LITR STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
H.0"i hesd; market, strong; native beef
cattle. $.Bnr.6A: western steers, $0.70
8.16: cows and heifers, $3.15M.2i; calves,
W hVb 11.60; stockers and feeders, nominal,
t6.6titW.35.
HOGS Receipts. 78,000 head; market
waek, 1o lower; bulk of sales, $8.10ul.36;
light. $7 7M(S 25; mixed. $7 tug! .; heavy,
$7.!i 8.30; rough, $7.autf8.05; pigs, $d.2.'4T
7.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Racslptt. 18,000
head; market strong; wethers, $7.'?6Qe.$6;
ewes, tft.SOrfiH.lf.; lambs, IH-OOtfU 60.
' St. l.ools Lire g toe si Market.
RT. LOTT18. Feb. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head: market higher; native
beef steers, $7.6iVj,fl,50; yearling steers and
heifers, $S.5nrii1.:ii; cows $6 Mnjjfl.00; stock
ers and feeders, $6.63V.sn; Texas and
Indian steers, $.V62rY-H.M;. cows and heifers,
$4.ootitV; native calves, $t.OMftl.to.
HOGS Receipts. 23.500 head; market
steady: pigs and lights. $H.6tfH30; mixed
and butchers, $8,056 8.40; good heavy, $8.30
0.
SHEEP AND IjAMRS Receipts no
head; market steady; yearling wethers,
710.00; lambs, $0.OOYll.25; ewes, $tl.&0
Kssut rity Mrs Rteek Warksl.
KANSAS CITT. Feb, 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10,800 head: market higher; prima
fed steers. $3.nttftt.00; dressed beef steers,
$n.75fi.26; western steers, $.60ft.8R; stack
ers snd feeders. $.OOi(J7.60; bulls, $5.2f
8.75; calves, $5(tH0.60.
HOGS Receipts, 12.000 hesd: market
stesdy; hulk of sales, $7.7Of.0O: heavv.
37.754i8.00; packers and butohers, 7.7.Vai
105; light. $7K-87.W); pigs, M.3W7.RO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 11.000
head; market higher; lambs, $10 2M? 11.10;
yearlings, $8.nfVt.i76; wethers, $7.fk6.36L
ewes, tl.XWIM. ,
Ions City 1,1 to Stovtx Market.
BIOUX CITY', la., Feb. J4.-CATTLR-Reoelpts,
f.MO head: market steady to 10o
higher: native steers. $8.oiM7.50; butchers,
.".iVh.;i0; cows and heifers, $4.7MM.65;
oanners. $3.7V(t.75: stackers snd feeders,
$rt.60(V7. fld: bulls, stags, etc., $.V7Si.26.
HOGS Receipts. 7.n0 head; market 80
lower; heavy, $7.80W7.y mixed. $7 i7O47.80;
light. tr.M&t.m; bulk of sales, ft. (KM. 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 700
head; market steady;, ewes, $5.0u(!77.OO;
lambs. $400010.76. '
1 . .
St. Joseph Llvo Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 14. f ATT LB Re
ceipt s. 1,600 head; mnrket higher; steers,
$7.ooll1.25; cows and heifers, $.36ti1.75;
cslves, $7.00910. 38.
HrKlS-Recelpts, 7.000 head; market
lower; top, $8.06; bulk of sales, $7.7031 M
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, lOOnO
head; market strong to 10c higher; lambs.
$102V5U.OO.
UTf Mock In Sight.
Following sre the receipts of live stock
tn the six principal western markets:
came. nogs. Kheep.
.. 4, WO 10.800 8,400
...10,no I2,ono 11000
..74.0)10 78.000 lt.000
,.. 3.000 22,&nO a
.. 2.500 7.000 7tK
South Omaha
Kansas City..
Chicago
St. Louis
Sioux City ...
Totals
,.84,l 130.800 88,700
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-There was
rather an active demand for lata months
at the reopening of tha market for coffee
futures here thl, morning snd first
prices were unchanged to 1 pointa
higher. December sold up to $.I8c shortly
sfter the call or 18 pointa above last
Fridays closing figures, while nesr
months also stiffened up with the bal
ance of the list, selling about I to 8
points net higher on covering or a mod
erate demand from trade sources. There
waa s good deal of realising at the ad
vance. however, and prices reacted with
Iecember Belling off from 8 ISo to 8 10c,
while May declined from ,7.87c to 784a.
The close was net unchanged to 5 points
higher. Sales. 45.250 bags February, 7 74c;
Msrch. 781c; April. 7 83c; Mav. 75c;
June. 7.88c; July, 7 80c; August, 74c
Septemher, 7 Mr; October. 8 03c; Novem
ber, 8.06c; - December, 1.10c; January,
8 12c.
Spot coffee, firm; Rio 7s. 4; Santos
4s. Cost and freight market was un
settled and irregular owing to the con
tinued scarcity of tonnage and uncer
tainty as to freight rates and Insurance.
Offers of Ssntos 4s were renorted here
ranging around 7to for American credits
snd of Rio-7s at $ 66c to 3 86c American
credits.
Tha official cables reported no change
In mllrels prlcea since last Friday, but a
decline of 8-ltd In tha rats of Rio ex
change on Ixindnn. Santos cleared 18 no
baas for San Francisco and Rio $.00
bags for New York.
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 1. - WHEAT
w a 1 4c. f.,1- a. . si w . .
l aMij. uin. nrt. i nam.
$1,334: No. 1 northern, $1.3711.81; No. S
. u - ... a i ' j. ... 9c
FLOt'R- I'nchinaed.
BARLFT wyT5c.
RYE 'ATHfJc.
BRAN-11.5ft1.50.
COHN No. 3 yellow, 7lr"F;e.
OATS No. J whits. 444j4oc.
FLAX-Seed. $2.;2M38374.
Evaporated Apples and Dried FValts.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull; fsncv. $'We; choice,
MiWajc; prime. 5ttKHie.
DRIED FRl'ITS Prunes, quiet; Call
fornlas, Valine; Oregon. 7Vtoi. Apri
cots, steady; choice, buiiloc; extra
choice. 104'hllc; fancy, UTaMWc. Peaches,
steady; choice, 5",c; extra choice, 64c;
fancy, 64c. Raisins, firm; loose mus a
tels. 7I9'74c: choice to fancy seeded,
74S7c; seedless. '4y8104c.
t. Loo Is Grain Market.
ST. I-OT'lH, Fob. 1. WHEAT No. I
red $1 2XH.3.1; No. I hard nominal; May,
11.23: July. $1174
CORN No. 3 and No. I whits, nominal;
Mav TfiUe: July. 764c.
L OATS -No. 3 and No. 1 whits, nominal.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-Lare dress
goods mills announced today that the
output of staple worsteds for tha fall sea
sun of 11 was fully under order and tha
goods hsvs been althdrswn. Raw silks
held stesdy. Burlap. advanced. Yarns
riled firm.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Local Exchange Etabliihe$ New
Record by Receipt of Eight
Hundred Can.
CASH SALES OF WHEAT GOOD
(1X11114. PaKrila,.- l
Ti... 1.. .1 . t Jr. L
1'"' exchange established s new
reeord to1av hv
Vw..v-r,.l ','V',J';'',L!" of ni"
rket the bulk of the rec-hits
on ine ma
today roiiKimed of heat and corn, there
"ma aoout 4 lars ol corn and about
325 i-srs of wheal received and flftv-foiir
car of oat.
Although wheat receipts were unusually
heavy the cash demand for this cereal
wss pretty good and the market wss
quoted only lc lower. Tha demand In
general for Corn was preity active and
the market ra.iged from lo to 6c lower.
This drop iui not caused so much by
the heavy receipts, but waa due in a
great measure 1o the fact that most of
the corn Is of poor quality and bring
lower prices, the better grades of tins
cereal selling at a slight drop.
Oats were a tritle weak and value Wo
lower The demand for oats wss mod
erate and the sales were light.
Rye ami barley receipts were unim
portant, rve selling V to I've lower,
while bariev sold at- practically un
changed prices.
Liverpool close: Wheat, ldXlM higher;
corn. Htild higher.
Primary wheat reielpts were S.liit.OM
bushels and shipments 1.375,000 bushel,
against receipts of 1,200. 000 bushels and
shipments of 743,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 4.0?8,fri0
bushels and shipments 1 t.ono bushels,
against receipts of 1.374.000 bushels and
shipments of st.OOO bushels last year.
Prlmaiy oal receipts were i.hz.vtm
bushels and shipments 1,622.010 bushels,
against receipts of l.OKA.tAO bushels nnd
shipments of K63.0O bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPT?.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
..12".
..-17
.. 08
,.8M
.."no
..301
,.I7
Minneapolis
'Duluth
Omaha
417
303
JVI
t4
Hi
108
Kanaaa City ....
St. Louis
VX Innlpeg
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. 3 hard winter: sacks.
$1.85; 1 car, $1.30. No. $ hard winter:
1 car, $!: 3 cars. $1.18; 1 car, i.i;
31 cars. $1.18: 10 car. $1.17X4;; 6 cars.
$1.17; 6 cars. $1.18. No. 4 hard winter:
1 car, $1.18; 10 cars, $1 15; 1 rsr. $1.14',:
ft cars. $1.14; I car, $l.l3Vt; 13 cars. $1.13,
$ cars, $1,124; 24 cars, $1.12. 17 cars.
$1.11. Sample hard winter: 1 ear, $1.11.
1 car. $1.10; 8 cars. $1.08; 4 cars, $1.0;
cars, $102. No. 8 spring: 1 'car. $1.15'i.
No. spring: 1 car, tl.US; I car. $712.
No. 1 durum: 1 car, $1.17. No. 3 durum:
1 car. $1.17; 1 car, $1 14; 6 cars, $11.
No. 8 durum: 1 car. 31.18: 1 car. $1.16'.;
2 oars, $1.16! I cars. $1.14; 32 cars. $I.IH.
No. 8 mixed: I cars, tl.ix. 10. 4 ni'xeo:
11 cars. $1.17; car. $1.16; $ cars, $1.14; 3
cars, $1.13. No. 8 mixed durum: 1 car.
$U.
Kye No. 3: 1 car, snc; 1 car, svc. rn.
8: 3 cars. (3c; ( cars, 9tc. No. 4: 1 cars.
90c.
Barley No. 8: H car, c. No. t: l car.
7c: 1 car, 6.V.
Corn No. 3 while: 1 car. $c; 1 esr,
7Wc. No. white: 3 cars. 7c: 12 cars,
0c; ( cars, MHru. No. 6 white: 1 car, Hie;
cars, sic. No. a wnite: 1 cars, ojo. io.
yellow: 1 car, 8;c. No. 6 yellow: 3 cars.
O: 9 cars, file No. ti yellow: 3 cars, bSc;
3 cars, 66c; 7 cars, 6fte; 3 cars. 64c; 3 csrs.
nsc. tuo. 4 mum: t cars, use; 11 cars,
iftic; 4 cars, eic: 1 car. nc. No. $
mixed: 3 cars. 80c: 3 cars, 6Dc: 8 cars, 68c:
1 csr, 67Vc; 1-1 car. 57c; cars, M4e;
cars, 68c, No. 8 mixed: 3 cars. 5fc; 8 cars,
54c; 3 rsra, 534c; 16 cars, Mo; 16 en is, 52c;
1 car, 6I0; t cars, 60o. Sample. Vllow: I
cars. 61c; 1 car, WV; 1 car, 4c; t car, 6;
1 car, 44o: 3 cant, 41c. Sample, mixed:
1 car. 5V; cars, 61c: 1 car, 51c; t cars,
60o; 2 cars, 48c; 7 ears, 45c; 1 car, 44c;
3 cars, 3c; 8 cars, 41c; 3 cars, 40c- i car,
87c.
Oats No. I white: $ cars. 4Kc. No. 4
white: 1 car, 44c. Sample, white: 14 cars,
424jc; 1 cars. 42r.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheal : No. 1 hard,
ll.llkfil.a,".; No. $ hard, 11.IW1.20; No. 4
hard. $l.l0fl1.1; No. 3 spring, $1.1847-1.24;
No. $ spring, $1.14171.20; No. t durum.
$1.15471.17: No. 3 durum. $1. 13471. 1; sam
ple. ."K-6$t.10. Corn: No. 3 while, r,4
8c; No. 4 white, tyti7c; No. 6 white, it
Kr; No. white. CICMci No. 8 yellow,
tj8Sc: No. t yellowr4KfiXrn: Na. 6 yel
low, 6!Mr2c: No. yellow, MflT.c: No. 3
mixed, 87tJt74o; No. 4 mixed, 84t(We: No.
1 mixed, 6fnic; No. mixed, 4f(i06c:
sample, mixed, 374i5tlV4c. Osts: No, 3
white, ftti4iic; slandord, 4R'vtl4fic: No.
8 white, 4"itHf.t4o; No. white, 434(7440.
Bsrlev: Milting. .Vfr70c; No. 1 feed, 81
e&c Rve: No J. B4Vi'c; No 8. OSifriWc
Chicago closing prices, furnished Tha
Bee by Logan a Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 316 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha.
ATtlcTel Open.
I fish. Low. ( Close.l SaC
1 38H 1 MSI 1 7Sjl 2W4
1 21V. 1 30-4 1 50 1 tlM
v nean
May.
1 &'iW
1 27W,
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
Osts.
May.
July.
Pork.
May.
1 21V.4
l77ifMi
778,1 74
774frV 17784474
.TTVS14I
r4W4TT7,(&4
8-4
48S!
4o4i
I 724)
) 80 I
4T
8418HrS
30 55
20 75
10 38
10 63
If 40
11 5
30 66
30 80
20 79
20 5
20 Tt
July.
20 674
Lard.
May.
July.
Ribs.
May
July.
10 424 10 37-301 10 33 10 85-37
10 tiJVW 10 474
10 47-50 10 55
I
II R74I II 40 11 47-601 11 4.1
11 724 11 824111 6S-6.- 11 M
tiucAr.o nnAin and provisions
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-Blg stocks of
wheat and the seeming dubious chance
of an soVntlate foreign nutlet amM
; bearish Influence today on values here.
.The result was an unsettled close at 4c
I to St'c net decline, with May at $1.274.
a.,,., tfuiT urn iimsnea o
down, oats off io to i.t4o. and provi
sions varying from iT74c. loss to a rise
of 24t0"5c.
Large receipts which piled up during
the double holiday had a noticeable
tendency to make holders of whest din
courage.!, and this condition wss
emphasised later by the fact that the
United Hate vlalble supply showed a
weekly decrease of only about nniuliih
-a ...... . al rnrrraiHincrni lim IMIt
I year, whereas the total supply was posted
as much aa at the rnrresnond'ng time last
,m a, iw.it ii,.,,.,.,,. uuaiiein in excera or
n espaif
last year's sagregatea. Hi sides warmer
weatner norm west was expected to 1n
reaae the present movement. Reports
of crop damage, chiefly in Texas. Okla
homa and MlsHoiiri, anted to some extent
an a rheck on the hears, but failed to
stimulate any determined buying.
Absence of fresh export business until
late In the session counted a good deal
toward bringing about a tower average
of wheat prices for the day. After the
close, however, salea to Europe were esti
mated at l.ooo.OOi) bushels, exclusive of 2 -6uo,'00
which had previously been re
ported. Heavy arrivals led to a sharp break In
ths corn market, but a good rea board de
mand at Peoria brought about something
or a reaction. The hears were hand'.
eanna.,4 alau. Ku a ii n ,.K ...... I
In Argentina. Outa: rla.ltnpH in k ..
with wheat and corn. There was som I
ouying nere. tnougn, to remove hedges
ssalnst northwestern rash sales to the
seaboard.
Provisions dlsplsyed some transient
strength because of a buying movement
on the part of several grain houses.
Profit taking by holders subsequently
wted out most of the gains.
Chicago Cash Prl-ea W heat : No. I red
$1.3sg)l.2b4: No. 3 red. $1.6441 .ij's; No'
3 hard. $l.27ul.2yV,; No. 3 hard, $1.-.-.'Vkh
1 20. Corn: No. 2 yellow, nominal; No
fellow. 701i-714c; No. 4 white, 7')4t
14c Oats: No. 3 while, V-Wm'.v; stsnd
ard. 48411400. Rve: No. 2 $1 nl'y. Barley:
HTITTlc. Seed: Timothy, 8.Y5.V!;.i; clover
llO.Oil &). Provisions. Pork, $ iy.lJJi A.30;
lard, 110.06; rlha. $10.701 11.20.
In the late transactions profit taking
by holders gave the market a downward
slant.
BUTTER Firm; creamery. 241,314c
EGGS Higher; receipts, 3.5o4 cases;
firsts, 23447.4c; ordinal y firsts, 2i"uic;
at mark rases Included, 2O07J34C
POTATO lwr; receipts. 27 csrs;
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and la
kota whites, w&cu 11 06: Minnesota and
Dakota Ohlos, ftV-Qfl.tW.
POULTRY-Allve. higher; fowls. IS'c;
springs, 17c.
LIveriMtol Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l.-WHEAT-rot.
No. 1 Mnnltoh- 14s 4d; No. 3 hard win
ter, new, lis td.
CORN HiKit American mixed, new. lit
24d.
Kl11'R-Winter pat'nts. 18s 8d.
HOPS in London, Pacific coasl. 15s
til lis.
. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Metal Shares Command the Bulk
of Speculative Atten
tion. MUCH OF GAINS FORFEITED
V-f.. .- . .. ....
.i'.v ivim, reo. M. .vietsi snares
I rommandcl the bulk of antvulmive alien.
1 today s d
,th new high
till and Irreaular market.
h new high records for Anaconda.
I'tah. Unite snd Superior. Shatttick-Arl-sons
snd Chlno, while American Zinc also
touched a new maximum. Gains In thin
group ranged from one to three points,
hut much of this advantage was forfeited
at the end.
The further rise wss attributed malnlv
to yet another advance in the price of
refined copper, a quotation of 274 cents
being fixed by producers and dealers for
June delivery. Boston and New England
commission houses were heavy buyers of
the copper slocks.
Oils, tlcnetsl .Motors and New Tork
Air Brake constituted tho other Irregulsr
strong features for a lime, but the gen
ersl movement In thst quarter wss con
flirting. Among the reeognlxed wsr shares, i
Crucible Steel, Baldwin liocomotlve and
American Csr were In. lined to sag, this
nsme condition applvpig to the fertiliser.
Distillers' Seciirilles. 1 i. lied Slates tnitila.
trtsl Alcohol and a half score of sperl.il-.
iioa- wnose movements are largely gov
erned by the rise or tal! of the munition.
division. Mercantile Marine preferred was
weak, losing point at 71. and Mexican
lvtroleum yielded at the close.
Distinct lies vinos prevailed among the
rslls from the outset, Canadian Pacific
scoring an extreme Inn of 34 at 172.
while St. Paul. New York Central, Read
ing. New Haven. Chesapeake and Ohio
and Fries were one to two points lower.
1'nlted Mates Steel waa another un
settling feature, persistent pressure sf
f acting sn extreme Ions of 14 at 8.14.
The lower trend, which was most pro
nounced in the final dealings, was saso
clated wllh fears or further foreign
lli nidation. This was heightened bv an
other Isrge Inflow of high grade stocks
snd bonds from abroad.
Conservative sentiment als.i wss af
fected lo a degree because of the new
phsnes Injeoted Into the International slt
ustlon by the Teutonic submarine policy.
Totsl sales of stocks amounted to 6M,
00" shares.
Bonds were Irregulsr throughout, wllh
a continuance of the recent activity In
Anglo-French 6a at concessions. Totsl
S?l!iJ2.f uonu- l'"r vslue, aggregated
$3.w,P0i1.
1'nlted Stales Issues and Panamas ad
vanced 4 per cent on call.
Number of aalea and leading quotations
on stocks were sa follows-
Ha 1m lll-K T Mm.
Ainnin, 1H.1S ...,..,
AllU-rti.lmer
American!'! ftutar
American Cm
Amertonn lancomntlr ...
American ft A H
Am. H S R M
Am. Kittar Refining.
Amertran Tel A Tnl
Ameriran Tnlateee
AnacfwHle Copper
Atrhtnoa
Iialnwtn lanonmmlrs ....
Haltlmnnt A Onto
Mel Menem Steel
lirooMra Hnnlil Tr
H. 0 1414 tJ Its
I. 700 814 fcl mt
1.71M TOS H 70
I. ami u tit sis
IM 74 44 S
ll.7 jmv jett, mi
1114 1114 XI
11. II " 111
l.S in. 1I74 1T7S
sa IMV4 m
71. M is e4 sin
" inj.4 in
1n n 11 14 inv
1.9 '4 IT1. ;',
4M
ton ms Ci
nn ,
4 y i7 i?j 17:
lira 4H t.t mi,
4,tw tl MS, n.
n
lent M4 K w
I.- -
I. wis !, sn ,
IT.ion M4 H'4 .""s
4 474 4.M4 46',
. 114 TT 77
1
l.tnfl 414 4714 47H
1 '4 TS S7'
an 171 itiuj iTt.',
Tno lrs IM ill'
tns 41 4 4
I. IIS tl 1114
4on pMtt ioih pi.,
Kl ITS ns vs
4. tea 41 s 4 4k,
lot 1I0S IK", I III 4
T'
t;s
I'll,
tt.nnt 1ISS int jn
l.int US ITV4 S14
II',
lot 14 IS "
IB14
1 son 7114 to
loos 14 11 1S
I o K7t l'S 1
t. fcl TIS S
Tot ins i's i'
mt 1141 114 11.1s
3no 14 lt4 IM,
Mi
1.100 ITS 174 -'-Ti
HPS
lS.n HS S
ne T4 70 T4,
8.MH) MS MS ft
I.Tio ions 14 ''t'
to tis H tl
I 1144 IMS 1'
I im i m,
I jos tt'4 t12S 'I'."
l.imfl is 1S
xon 114 xss i1
0 84S MS S.7S
1'T
It." MS I'.
lino st 8s . '4
t.lflt 7 7
$.700 74 T'4 . Tt'4
40A 4s 4 47r.
1 sno l4 Ti 1714
7 Tl 71 '4
(Xilfnrnla PetrnUum ....
I"aii.llan Ihlrino
-Vntrsl laatliir
ipail4 a Ohio
Ctilraaii W
4-nileasa. st. A Rt. P....
CMr.o S N. W
nitenso. n. i p. nr..
itilnn toppnr
florao rel A Iran.,.,
Crurthle Rlee
rtenmr 5 8 0. pM
Maitller' MerurltlM ....
Ttrle
Ileneral Rlectrle
4)mnt Nnrthera pft
Oril N. Or- etfn
Onasenhelm tiplortlon..
Itllu-iha Central
Inierbnermgh roe. Corp. .
Innplraiinn riHier ,
International Harvaetar...
Kani flty tlevihsrn....
lhlth Valley
Jinulntlll S NaahvllM,.,
Metlrnn Psleoltum
Miami Copper
Mtaanurl. K. A T. pfd...
Mtnnurt Paelfle
NMIonal Slstmlt
National lait
Nevada Opener
New Tnrk (Vnlol
M. V.. N. H. H
Nnrfnlk A Wasrn
Nortlierti Paelfle
Parlrtn Mall
Pacific Tel. a Tel
Renneylvanta
Pullman I'al Car
Hay can. Cupper
.Reading ,..
Hepnbtln Imn S Steal....
Snuthera Pnririe .,. ,
Rtiuthern Hallwar
8ti1hahr t'ompasr ,.
Tennaeeea Cfapper ....
Tea rnmnany
Vnlen Tarlfle
Pnlon partflQ pfd
t'nlle4 Rtales Rtael
II. H. Mteel pfd
I'tsh fVpoer ,
Weatem I'nlon
Waetinghouaa Klertrlc ...
Mf.nUti Tower
Ileneral Motoea
Wahaeh B pfit
International Marina eft.
Total sales for tke tar. M.I.0M share.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14. MERCANTILE
prFR &fv rer cent
STEIUilNG EXCHANGE Blxlv - day
bills, 84.71; demand fl.78: rshles, $4.78'"i.
SILVER Bar, Mexican dollars,
tSONC.
BONDS Government, strong; railroad.
Irregular.
TIMW T1AN8 Steady? sixty dsys. I',
per cent: nlrtetv dava, per cent;
six months. 27fl per cent.
CALL MONET-Steady: high. I per
rent; low. 14 per cent; ruling rale, 1 per
cent; last loan, 2 oer cent; closing bid.
IS ner cent: offered at $ per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
s follows:
P. ). iwf I, res
tjft ?01 fjft TV , a t
ti n. . reg....
da onupon ....
V. S. 4a. reg ...
to eounen ....
. ST M unl. 4s s
. HUM K. A T. IN ... Tt
.ioju'Vo. pan. ens. ta...innu
.in?, Moot. Power la wu
1iniV. T C teK ai....1lS
.1in.N. Y. City 44 107V
.I1ISN T.. N. H. S H.
Am gmelters e
A. T. T e 4S. !- ey. ta 111.
Anslo-Frenrh la .... tSNn. Par.fla 4s .14'.
Atrhlnnn gen. 4..... On Is
B.I. S Ohio 4 n O U T ref. 4w.
Reth. H1l r. I. . . .10 Pae. T. T U
On Parirlr IX r Penn. eon. 4Ss. ,
Dim. S n. ey. 4hs. ' tn ga. 44a ...
,
. .
.11
.lOSAt
.1S
A O. I. 4a needing gen. 4
M H P f .!" I. S R r r 4
' c. R. r r. m. ! to. Vn. ey u .
w.
SS
in.
A . rf. 44..
y Aa ear. 4a ttv,
TT go RsIIwt Is 17,
Ha I'nlon Psrlflo 4.... ST.
!( do rr 4 MS
f. S. Ttubtwe ts 1
n 1'. 8. Rleal Is IM
"We. I'nlon 44s... ,
3SWeM. Else. cv. ta. llj
PARC e. 4...
TOrie gen 4
ln. Kloolrle is ...
ot. No. lat 4ia...
til Cn. ref. 4....
Int. kt, M 44 ...
k r. Kn. rel. Is..
Rlt.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Feb. 14 American securities
on the stock market were dull. Tha
tteasury did not Issue any buying prices
for Americans on account of the holiday
In New York Saturday American ex
change was steady at $4,784 for cable
transfers.
SILVER Bar. iTi,d per, ounce:
Mnvi?v4i44 per cent.
DTSCOI'NT RATES-short bills. 5H per
. cen
three months, o' per cent.
Pottos Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. -COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling uphinds. 12c. No sales.
Cotton futures opened stesdv; March.
11. Mo; Msy. 12.17c: .luly, 1231c; October,
12oc; December. 11.50c.
The cotton market closed steady, net
unchanged to 5 points higher
Cotton futures closed stesdv; March,
It V; May. I2.1.V: July, 12.33o; October,
12 ' December. 1148c.
LIVERPOOL. Feh 14 COTTON Snot,
tesdy: good middling. 8 Slid; mlddHng.
8. lid: low middling. 7.73d; sales. 7,0ml
bales. '
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. H.-SCGAR-Rs w.
firm; centrifugal. .8V; molasses. 404c:
refined steady; cut losf. 6.9V; crushed.
(Or; mold A. .&c; cubes. C3oc: XXXX
powdered. 8 15c; t'OWdored. (10c; fins
granulated. 8.0rtc: diamond A. t.Oiic; con
fectioners' A, 60c; No. 1. 6.86c. The Im
proved labor situation led to a better
demand for sugar futures today. At
noon prlcea were $ to 13 points hlghrr
on covering sad trade buying.
Oil and Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Cs.. Feb. lt-TTHPrV.
TINE Market, noihln doing, last Feb
ruary 7 at 544c. Balej. none: receipts, 84
bbis.; shipments. 8 this.; stock, tl.C?
bids. -
"ROSIN Msrket, steady; salsa. 89 ),hli.:
receipts. hbls. ; shipments, 1010 bbl ;
slock. M.Sitt bbls Quote: B . D.. F... F
IS 30; O.. H.. $5!S; I., 16 40; K.. $o.S: M..
K'-a; N $6.75; WO., r.). WW