TilE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ifi, 1016.
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FOR RENT-APTS AND FLATS
Mlsaellaaaaaa.
." WARM. COZY APARTMENT.
Fine apartment of four room" and
bath, nicely decorated, oak flnteh,
Itnm heat. Janitor service; every
thing flrst-claaa. See It and you will
taka It.
SCOTT HILf, CO..
Po'islae !,
ttoTSflf FRKE RENT.
CLOSRVIN APARTMENT.
-r. and bath, spartment. brick; mod.
except heat: good neighborhood: 312.60.
D. U BUCK, 12 Omaha Nat'l. t. 6::.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, moves, packs, jhlps; t-horaa
van and 1 men. tl 26 per hour; storage.
fl per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ouglae 4338 and Tyler 230.
OMlAJiA Truck. Van and Storage Co..
moving. ps.:ktng. storage and shipping.
Phone Loi.gias 1W.
GORDON VAN CO.
Pack Inf. storage and not
trig. 219 N. llth St. Phona
Louglaa 3M or Harney 1337.
Fidelity zkk ME
Phona Douglas 2St for compl'ita list of
vacant bouses and apartment: also for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sta
HnREPROtif-WirHOUSi
Saparate, locked rooma, for household
good and plauoe; moving, packing and
shipping.
OUAKA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
at S. 14th St. Douglas 41 St.
Jfl TiKF.I) Epreaa Co. Moving.
. Kj. XVXCjU paclng and storage.
1207 Farnam 6t Louglaa 414.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY
tera.
fcMALL'etore room; very desirable; rent
t; im Cass St. CONRAD YOUNO-,
S;3 Brandela Theater. Douglas 1571.
STORE ROOMS at 141-1311 Farnam St.
Thou. F. Hall. 441 Ramge Bldg. D. 740.
WANTED TO RENT
Viilitu Property.
WANTKD A good location for a first
class pool hall. Address Y 249, Bee.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
Wast.
"west vaknam district homk.
A very desirable modern house, with
ftill corner lot. IV. blocks from new
ireabyttrian churcn. Owner moving to
farm and will sell cheap. This housu
lias tiled vestibule, oak finish and oak
floors in the first story: 4 bedrooms,
bath and sleeping porch In second
story; 3 finished rooms in attic. Ask
tor full description and price.
J. 11. UL'MO.M CO.
41S-1S Kee.llita Hldg. Tel. l'ouir. 690.
FIELD CLUB HOUSE
6 rooms, all modem, paved street,
close to school end 'car line, splendid
location. Price 33.600.
C. G. CAitLBERG
312 Randets Theater Bldg.
fcalu CASH
Will buy a brand new all modern bun
galow; just finished, at 36th and How
ard St.
H. A. WOLF.
614 Ware Blk. Doug. 8068.
North.
A Lot as First Payment
On this new 6-room modern home;
large corner lot, steam heated garage.
Immediate possession:, place in clear and
must be seen to be appreciated; let us
glva you the number.
Shuler & Cary,
Doug. 4233. 2' Keellne Bldg.
EASV PAYMfclNTS.
If you want to locata near the new
Ford factory and can use a 4-rnom
house, modern except heat, at a bar
gain- prioe oi ii.Nuu, on - easy terms, on
paved street, paving all paid, and In
walking distance of factory or down
town, let us show you this.
PAYNE INVK5TMENT COMPANY.
Mh Fir. Om Nat. Bk. Bid g. D. 1781 a.
A FINE HOME
JFOR VERY LITTLE CASH
Twestory cottage, oak floors, strictly
modern; large lot, Small monthly pay
ments. Ames av".
NORRIS & NORRIS,
400 Bee Building. Phone Douglas 4870.
BEAUTIFUL PRAIRIE PARK 2713
Ames Ave.. 7 large rooms, bath and
sleeping porch, screens and storm sash
throughout; south front, flna shade and
hedge. -1100 cash and 140 monthly, from
responsible party. Keys at my resi
dence, b. j. Bcanneu, .tub Fowler Ave.
Phones Doug. 88 or Colfax 3611.
BUY FROM OWNER.
Nice five-room bungalow near pret
tiest mile. Oak finish, built In features,
full cellar, coal and fruit room, sleep
ing porch, garage; leaving city, will
sell right price. Terms.
8. K. DOUGLAS, 20i Fowler Ave.
. GOOD HOME
t-room bungalow, all modern, 41 "0
North Zt. Phone owner, coirax km.
FOR s3LE Strictly modern, 11-room
house; hot water heat; south rront lot.
Price 17,000- Phone Douglas 1S1.
oata.
- W, 4. w IT , u,n,
Tha Dries will sell. No. 2123 Bancroft
nu . vn virvir ai wwi
St., near tha cross-town csr. It's full
two-story, finished in quarter-sawed oak
with French doors and cost around
U.W0 to build; 1500 cash, balance
montniy.
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO..
D. 12. Omaha Nat l Bk. Bldg.
J ML'tST sell my t-lsrgs-room modern
home on paved street; cement walks;
large barn; nice shade; cement base
ment; laundry; gas; electrlo lights; hot
water heat; rlstern; bath; sewer; one
Mork from street car and publlo school.
Worth $4,600; make ma an offer. Fred
Mower, Owner. IM H. lxth St.. Omaha.
RltJCK house, needing repairs, on fine
lot. 16th and Sherwood, tut D. 2SH7.
Mlscellasteou.
S-HOOM BARGAIN NEW, 6-ROOM. 2
STORY HOl.'SE. N-AR CAR. A SNAP
A'C 13.400: RKAdONABI.E PAYMENTS.
HKNSON CA R.MICH A KL,
DOLOLAB 1722. M2 PAXTON BLK.
I 6 ACRES. 4Vi acres, 2 acre. 1 acre; all
improved, sna some near car una; price
right; terms W. Colfax. Douglas 1610.
iuj Keenne mag.
FOR SAlE Omaha income property,
11.440 per year. Always rented. Price
114,000. Terms. Addres roe, 4U E. 14th
Kt., tjnivarsii riace. -n
F1RK snd tornado Ins. Myrtle Deual, 6121
N. .3d. Phone Colfex 10S3 after 11 a. m.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
Wast.
llAVK $200 paid on good lot; want offer
Addrea H 7M. Bee.
41, 1. nt liiU 1U Bill,
Have 16 first choice lots In Leaven
worth Heights Add; easy terms. Doug,
;-l, Carl K. Bolen, f!4 Psxion Bldg.
feEK ME for .icreage; have thoire tract
north of Florence. R H. l.anderyou. 2u3
nevnie in, jei. iiotig.
AitiiALViS iii hounds and lots In all
nurts of the city. Sea ma first.
TEBHKNH. W Omaha Nst. Bk D. S1S2.
lOPxlS on 4th st!eet between Dodge and
Davenport. W. H. Oates, 47 Omaha
Nst. Bank Bldg. D. 12S4
North.
BARGAIN 26th Ave., nrar Yates; lot.
61x110 feet; make offer
GRIM M KU lvti Omaha Nat. Bank IMdg.
Boath.
f 100 B'autiful Homos
are being planum! for Minna I. has
tin, yesr. The most wonderful develop
ment ever seen in Omaha -. ill take plae
there. YOl can make money by buying
a lot or two NOW on eaay terms.
CHARLES W. MARTIN CO., Owners
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
Mlece
Bargain Two I Aits
$625 Each.
We are offering these two lots, sewer,
water, gas snd sidewalks In and paid
for. Oood building sites for medium
priced homes. Call us for full descrip
tion. Hiatt-Fairfieid Co.,
? Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Dong. 494
TWO ACRFS, doeTnriT.": anJT oilier
acreage. IM to No trades. Pat
terson, Douglas 2ti.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE
FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE
A BARGAIN
1n acres, clear title: 3 big crystal
water springe, neve- known to go dry;
,!& arree under cultivation. 70 more can
b cultivated; great potato land; bal
ance In timber; 4-room log house, barn
for 4 horses and 13 head cattle, hay loft
above. Implement shed and tool house,
12x13 frostproof root house, warm hog
and chicken houses built In under bank
with -foot high fence: milk house at
big springs; wire fenced all around and
cross-fenced; V mile to school and 3
miles to Deadwood. South Dakota. Price
IS.ann rash, or will accept close-in 4-ronm
bungalow In Omaha. F. Rogerson. 201T
Chicago St.. Omahe
LAND FOR CITY PROPERTY.
W'a have a number of good farms,
soma bf them In eastern Nebraska, that
we can exchange for good Income city
property. Farm lands are steadily in
creasing In vslue and those who buy
land at prevallnlg prloas are bound to
realise a large profit on their invest
ment in tlio next few yeara
A. P TIKKY A BON.
Tel. Poug. W2. 1607-g W. O. W. Bldg
ii AVE 40 A., SVai mllee from town, Mills
Co., Iowa. Want to trade for Improved
Omaha property. Will assume some
difference. THOS. L. M'UARRY. Kea-
11 ne Bldg. Red M4.
REAL, ESTATE"" Fire and General iusur
enee. Art Thatcher, 1217-1H City Na
tion pann Hlflg lougias s-t'i.
RESIDENCE and flatai Exchange for
vacant property. Toland - TrnmbullL
FOR all kinds exchange property see C.
J. Canan, 611 McCague.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Coaacll Blaffs.
TWELVE clear lots in Council Bluffs: a!
or part for good ear. Campbell Craig,
623 Keellne building. Doug. 4K23.
Dnmdee.
Take Advantage of the Future
Rise In value. Don't envy tho man
who "got In on tha ground floor." You
taka fewer chencea tcday than tha
man who bought ten yeans ago. The
city la growing to tha wast at a rapid
rate.
SAFE TO BUY AND BUILD
In Happy Hollow and Dundee's newest
addition, because it Is west and tha
building restrictions assure good houses,
fireventjng your neighbor from butld
nir In such a way as to depreciate your
props rtv.
DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
But aeleot 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 ant 1 per cent Cf pur
chase price payable monthly,
('all or phone us, and wo will gladly
furnish plats with prloea and show you
the property at yeur convenience.
George & Company
Tel. P. 7M. m City Nat. Bank Bldg.
New Dundee Home
Find Its Equal ,
If You Can '
1 Six rooml. with sun som and sleeping
porcn aaamonai; osk noors inrougnout;
oak finish first floor; white enamel
finlah with birch, mahogany doors on
second floor; fireplace in living room;
Inverted lighting fixtures entire nouse:
south front lot 60x136 feat; iilgh, sightly
location. In restricted district: sur
roui.dod by good homea; best of con
struction and material.
Owner on premises will show you
through.
f George & Company
Tel. P. 758. '3 City Nat. Bank Bldg.'
Dundee Special
$5,000
7-roora, mod., garage for I cars, cor
ner lot. Will Include furniture In sale,
or will rent furnished.
Glover & Spain
Doug. 3962. i 313 City National.
REAL ESTATE--WANTED
HAVE buyera for Mod. N. side cottages,
bungalow, easy payments. Youngman,
run f. . X t3l Y I TVti.a W?
wn. A..I. palm lilli ASJ J
WANTED To buy on monthly payments
small store room, with living rooma
above. In Central school district. Phona
Red '64.
WANTED Contractor willing to build
to lease in region of 40th and Farnam.
Address J 0S. Bee.
FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPTY
, Uu (or Bala
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
ISO 8quare Feet 110.00.
Tha Bm Building Co.
Room 103.
Storea.
FARNAM ST. STORE U'l la mam St.,
2 stories, elevator; will make good
terms on lease. V. T. Oraham. Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
FOR HALE.
1 new brick stores and a S-room cot
tage; rents for t&40 a yesr. Plica H,.'J0;
U&iO cash.
J. B. ROBINSON.
442 Bee. Doug. ,.
STOREROOM and residence on good
corner. North Side. Total rental $41 per
month. Fr'ce t3.hi: l.VO cash.
jr. LI. bAl, iu . lain, -mi cms-
FINANCIAL
Heal Kstate Luaiats, Martsragaa.
' WE ara ready at all Uoia to
mak loana on flrat-cl-ag cit
, property and eastern Nebriutka
farms. Ratea on request
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
IIS 8o. 17th St.
TO for loans on bent ulass city
residences in amounu (2,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable cummlsalona.
PETERS TRl'HT PP.. 122 Farnam st
f.UIHA homea. East N-trk-
O'KEEFK REAL. E8TATK CO..
tljOnha National Phone flouslas r714
MONEY TO UAN, for I yeiTs
on Improved i.roucrtiea
H HOP FN CO., Lioug. 4.'4
QARVINTTRO'S. y.ffg7
llOu TO 110.000 made promply. F. L. W'ead!
Weed bldg . isth t Far nam Bts.
liONEfon hand for lty and farm loana
II. W. Raider. City National Bank Bldg.
FINANCIAL
late, I. nans, Mortsaaes.
FARM loana. t, eaatemNeh., or wet-
ern la. Toland Jt Trumbull. 44 Pea Kdg.
ClT,Y property. ISrge loans a specialty"
w. tt. i nomsa, u mitt nans Ming
CITY snd farm loans, n, 64,. per oenU
3. II. Piimont Co.. 411 state Hank.
67
PITY liUVII I' Ii fm r lv-r- ii.-L.
Kir MONEY. HARRISON MORTON.
" H Omaha Nat. Rank Bldg
gtewka Basiela.
Ty l aid on Your Money J cf
' i In Home Bulldera Shares
plus the Increase from surplus profits,
amounting now to lftft on each l"o
shares. tur booklet, "Tha New Way,"
explains fullr.
AM. 8EO R1TT OO.. F. A. OMAHA.
Paid on Your Mo
fc.T.Vi FARM mortgage bearing i per cent.
secured by property vamea ll,ai. Tal
mage lwmln Inv. Co , W. O. W. Pldg.
Afcat-arte ( Title.
guarantee arrU'tV.!;:
eheapeat. Room T, Patterson Hldg. I.a4T
U IVl'fli Tltla guarantee and Abstract
JVrjlVLV Co.. a modern a bat rant offloa.
K 8. lTth 8t. Tel. I. Mtl.
B7EKD ABSTRAl'T CO., oldest abut i act
office in Nebrasxa. Jta wrandels It .a.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Mlasetsts LaaSi.
10-ACRK Improved farm, DO miles front
Minneapolis; 100 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and pasture; good soil;
10-room house, barn and all other build
ings that ara needed; school house on
land; price, () per acre; one-half rash;
or will sell farm wiin full equipment of
horses, cattje, machinery, etc. Will
make vary reasonable price on personal
property. Immediate possession can be
had. Schawb Bros., WX Plymouth
Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
Mlsaoarl Ias.
GREAT BARGAINS 15 down. IS monthly.
buys 40 acres, good rruit and poultry
land, near town, southern MlaaourL
Price only Mix Address ilox s. Ex
celslor Springs, Mo.
ilETTER Uve on your own little farm In
Dent Co., Mo., than be a renter. Call or
write for booklet. W. 8. Frana, Neville
Block, Omaha.
Mississippi Laads.
1H14 YE Ait BOOK.
U. S. Dept. Agriculture aaya: Imports
of nuta amounted to 119.88,601 in 1014;
exports. M9,79. This tolls tha story.
Pecan growing pays.
. w. T.
SMITH CO.
City National Bldg.
P.
Nebraska Laade.
A IX THBJ TIME YOU WANT '
Owner of 140 acres In Cedar county, 40
miles from feioux City; will make very
liberal Uirms to first-class farmer who
can make a reasonable cash payment
farm has about 180 acres In crop, is well
Improved and close to town. Prioe, U0t
an acre. What's the use of rentlngT
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha Nat'l Bank Hide.. Omaha.
FARM PRK'JS REDUCTION.
To secure a sale by -March 1, owner
authorises price of a good fertile, well
improved eighty. 26 miles from Omaha
to 1110 per acre; carries mortgage of
$5,0M st 6 per oent.
QBORilB O. WAUrB. Keellne Bldg.
" BARGAIN
to acres fruit farm with 10-room
house, good barn, etc. Close to Ft. Cal
houn city park. Bargain at $10,000. Jo
Bolen. Ft. Calhoun.
ii KUSHELS WHEAT I AND, I . PER
acre: Cheyenne Co., best small grain
Co. in state, few snaps for eirly buy
ers. Lave agents wanted. Writ Fund
In gi!ndIrivCo;.P Id ne y. N e 'j
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS In Cedar
county. Neb., 246 acres, J106 per. Relyea
and alfford, J18 Ramge Bldg., Omaha,
jNen.
"Wlsoonslai LssSi,
UPPER . WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop state in the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet M on Wis
consin Central Land Orant. Excellent
landa for stock raising. If interested in
fruit landa ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Boo Line Railway, Mluusapolla,
jinn.
at leaelLaai ,
aJAVB TOU A FARM FOB. SAt.E'r
Write a good description of your land
and send It to tha Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-flva worda every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
svsry Saturday evening and Sunday tor
' one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for Ui or W words. R or
II words, I.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; 260,000 reader dally in four great
states.
FOR any and all kinds of acreage located
n or near car line, call C. R. Combs,
tit Brandais Thsster Bldg. Doug. I911
FARM LAND-FOR RENT
120 ACRES. Improved, splendid corn snd
grain land; 4 miles from Niobrara, I2u0
per year. L BZl, Bee.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
HAY tt.80 ton. A. W. Wagner. 801 N. 1,
l'ur Mala.
AS I am getting too old to work, I have
decided to sell my teams. One team,
weight 1,(00, in good condition: also
team, weight 1.400. both light oti from
hard work. Forced to saU by tha . tth.
Your cash price la mine. Inquire a
z"i lanromia.
BETTLiNQ up my estate. Have span
v& muni tiirv uuiif inww, all
used to farm work. 2417 Dodge St.,
FOR SALE Six head of good working
norses. Amencsn iransier CO., i4ln
nit Mui Rfa
Thirty-two milk -agons"for aala, chsap.
jpnnwn-umiqnn v.o., join anq Clara.
TEAM of good work horses, weighing
f.SOO lbs. Phono Tyler 1808-W.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
MXD grain. 100 Iba.. h.7i. Wagner. sOlNAl
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Far
EXCEPTIONAL BAHUA-KS
IF TOU ara thinking of buying a good
used car now is your opportunity to
save yourself money and secure a first
class car. Look over tha list and write
or call on us.
One 1915 Maxwell $450
One 1914 Ford touring car with lota
of extra equipment, extra Urea... 271
One 1914 Ford roadster with extra
equipment, demountable rims and
nsw tires. In first ulass condition. 271
Ona Hupp "20" m
One 36 horsepower Msxwell truck.
This car Is being thoroughly over
hauled. Good tlrea all tha way
One t-cy Under"' MAx'weir'ro'ad's'ter;
Presto tank and klaxon horn 100
One Chalmers W roadster, in good
shspa 27S
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO. CO.
2216 Farnam Douglas IM
TIRES
TIRES
We have just secured a Job lot of
standard tl.es and offer you, subject to
Srlor sale.
ix3-t.75.
3x3 Non-skid, W IS
34x4-614 .
IUSx4H-fi-'fi- . .
6x4Vt I.'. S. plsln tread casings. I2O00,
non-eklds. t22.50.
Some slightly used st ttOO-
t7x5 Racine, country tread casings,
used 2 miles, t'n 60 each.
Other sixes in proportion. Csll tip write
or coma in snd see what bargntns we
have to offer in tires, Duplex Tire Co.,
Hi, I a Farnam. D. 476.
1 115 Ford roadster, flna condition... 1
3 113 Metl roadster.. 160
3 114 Overland touring 6ad
4 115 Ford touring M
6 1K14 Ford touring )
6 114 Ford panel top delivery 376
Auto Clearing House, 230t Farn m. D. 3310
HAH'iAIN IN Al'TOMOBILK.
40-H. P. Htodlard-rayton. in excellent
condition, all complete, truriiiic car:
ovner leavliig city: will sacrifice if
taken o.ui-k. Owner, tJ Oinalia Nat.
Ban k. Tel. Housln .
I7M-B. truck. tlX. Nebraska Bulck
rVnio Station, UU Farnam. I'hone
Douglas 721.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cah Wheat Strong:, with Price!
Ranging; One Out to Two
Centi Higher.
RECEIPTS OF CORN ARE LIGHT
OMAHA. Fcbrusry IS. 11.
Csah -hrat was strong today, ranging
In price from 1 cent to I centa hiaher.
The wheat run was light and there was
a fair demand for this cereal.
Corn was also bullish and ruled from
unchanged to t cents higher The demand
In geneisl for corn was fairly artlve, but
on aerrunt of light receipts the sales
were not very heavy.
Oats followed corn and wheat In the
advance and sold from unchanged to H
a cent higher. Oats recelpta were very
light and there was only a moderate de
mand for thla cereal.
Thera was not much of a demand for
either rye or bsrlev and both of these
markets were quoted at unchanged prices.
Clesrances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 496.000 bu.; corn, ST&.000 bit.; oats,
4.V.0O0 bu.
Liverpool closed with wheat MA hlgfter
and corn, Hd to Id lower.
iTtmary wheat receipta wera LV1
bu. and shipments :'i,0) bu., against re
ceipts of 1. At. (urn bu. and ahtDmjla of
MMW bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts wera l.lUTOno bit.
and shipments (Zt,ov bu., aglnn re-
reiprs or i.oai.tHi uu. ana snipme;r.s n
7S1.0H0 bu. last year.
I'rlmary oats receipts wera btl.
and shipments J.n bu., aglnst receipts
of Wl.owi bu. and shipments ot 7K.00Q bu.
last year.
CARIXJT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlrago 144 498
Minneapolis .....ZX ...
iniluth L2
Omaha 71 2 11
Kansas City 114
Mt. I.OU1S 131 4
Wlnnliwg 4
These sales wera reported today:
Wheat-No. I hard winter: 1-4 car, SI .19.
No, I hard winter: 4 -i cars, $1.1; 1
oar. L1. T cars, II 18; S oars. tL17V;
1 It cars. 11.17. No. 4 hard winter: 1 oar.
11.30: 1 car. Il ls: I car. 11.14; 1 car, 1 1."V,
cars, i.io; a cars, i.M'; u oars, i.n;
S cars, tl.UVt; 4 cars, 11.18; 6 cars, 11.1.;
5 car, ll.U; I car. $103. Sample hard
winter: 1 car, $1.10; IV cars, tl.07; 1 car,
$1.0.; i rara, Wc; 1 car. too. No. t spring:
I car, $1.25. No. I spring: 1 car, 1.1; H
car (white), ll.KX No. 4 spring: t cars,
II 1. No. I durum: I oars, 11.171; 1 car,
tl 16. No. I durum: 1 car (mixed). 11 1.
Sample durum: 1 car, 11.15. No, mixed:
1 car, $1.; l car, l.l; 1 car, 11.16. No.
Jmlxad: I car, $1.16; 1 oar, 1.14: 1 car.
Rye No. i, 6 cars, tor.
Barley No. a: 1 car. atjV.
Corn No. 4 white: 1 car, 67c; 1 car, S'4c:
i cra. (I6c. No. 6 white: 1 car, 640; 1
car, liS'ic; 1 M csrs. 63c; t cars, (too. No,
6 white: 1 car. MVtc; t oars, 64c. No. 6
yellow: 1 1-1 cars, 64c; 1 cars, Gko; 13
cars, 63c. No. 1 yellow: 1 car. lc; I csr,
f9c; 1 csr. 67e. No. 1 mixed: 1 car, t'$e
i cars, btc; No. 4 mixed: l oar, 67c; curs,
06c: t can, 6Wo. No. S mixed: 1 car, ;
cars, 60c; i csrs. 65c; 16 cars. A9c: 3
cars. 6Sc; 1 car, 6Ac. No. ( mlxe.l, S cars,
66c; U cars, 64c. BampH yellow: 1 car. 4sc;
1 car, 45c, 1 car, 41c; 1 car', 2Sc. Sample
mixed: 3 cars. 4Nc; 6 cars, 47c: 1 cars. 4oc;
4 cars, 4Ir; t cars, 41c: I cars. 4"c; 1 car,
3Hc. Oats Standard: 1 car, 47Hc. No. 3
white: l car, 4Mc, 4 rara, 464c; 12 cars
46c. No. 4 white: 6 rara. 44Hc: 1 car, 44c.
Sample white: 3 cars, 4.'V,j; 1 cara, 41c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard.
Il.20ra1.22; No. I hard. tl.H-tPl.tl; No. 4
hard. ll.a"4T1.20; No. t spring, tl.24fil.r;
No. 3 spring, 11.1901.21; No. 3 durum.
tl.ltVHIl.l7H: No. S durum, H.14Via,l.wv.
sample, SOtvSTtl.lO. Corn: No. 3 white,
OB'tCfSc: No. 4 white, SM,6Wc; No.
white, SnftMHc; No. 6 white. Mi44Hc;
No. 3 vellow. 6Pia)V4c: No. 4 yellow. 66
6V; No. 6 yellow, Wi0'64c; No. t yellow,
oMjUc; No. t jnlxed. 68Ho: No. 4
mixed. 66t(7c; No. 6 mixed. 64f(63c; No.
6 mixed, te.ti: ; sample, S.Sift4Kc. Oats:
rxo. z white, 47a4-Hiic; standard, 47ViJ'4Jftc:
No. I white. 46tT4ftVkc: No. 4 while, mi'
42Vic. Barley: Malting. toQSc No. I
ieeo, wrrjboc. Rye: no. z, m:c ino. .i,
9017910.
Chicago "Closing prices, furnished Tha
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, . 316 South Sixteenth street,
Omaba.
Artlclei Oiien. I High. I
T
lw. Clo
I 36S11 V
one. Yes'y.
WheaU T
May.ll 77-6H I 2JW
2i) 1 7H
July. II 204Vs 1 21
i tom sivj t tot
Corn. I I I
My.l76itrT7!7SS'ffVt
J illy. -76T UT7l7Ss-i'V
7VT"'7l177V9V4
76'al7gliljl77Vu'4
4 IM7! 4R4
46HI U
20 62Vi' 20 60 'l 20 60
20 66 I 20 66 I 30 70
10 20 v tO-tl! 10 32Vi
ID 37W 10 37WI10 47-60
oats.
Msy.l fSjTH 4V
July.! 46i46V4aJ
Pork.' "I
May.l 20 65 1
Jlilv I 30 66
I
20 60 1
20 66 I
io rn'
10 47vll
Lard. I I
May.110 27 l&i
Tiilv.l 10 47U.I
Ribs. 1
May.
tulv.
11 47V4I 11 47U
11 40 1 11 40 ll 47-M
11 62M 11 62 1 I
11 66
I 11
66 111 62-66
Kaaaas City Grain and Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. J6.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard, tl.lS31.23; No. t red, tl.23fjl.26;
May. ti le's; July, 1 1.154.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 70c; No. I white,
70c; No. 2 yellow, 7241i7ZHc; May, 73"4c;
July. 74o.
OATB-No. I whits. 460jOc; No. 1 mixed.
46i47c
Bl'TTER Creamery, 30c; firsts. 25c;
seconds, 26c; packing. 10Vc.
KilOS Firsts, 23c; seconds, toe.
POt.'LTRY-liens, 14c; turkeys. 20c;
springs, lkc.
MlacaioIts Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS.- Feb. 16. WHEAT
May. tl27H; July. tl.26'i. Ca-h: No. I
hard. 11.34: No. 1 northern. 1.2V3I.324;
No. 3 northern. tl.S4J-01.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLFT-ObiPItc.
RTF 9MNf.
BRAN-tl.00r82.llo.
CORN No. t vellcw. 76trT7e.
OATS No. I white. 46i4Mio.
FLAXSEET-:.t4Vii94.36Vk.
Cotton Market.
NF.W YORK, reb. 11 COTTON-Qulet;
middling uplsnds. ll.tbc: ssles, VA bales.
Futures opened stesdy; March, 11. Mc;
Msy, 12.13c; July, 12.20c; October, 12.23c;
December. 12 440.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1B.-OTTON-pot.
easier: good middling, 6 S2c; middling,
t.Q6 . low middling. 7.69c. Sales, ,PO bales.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Amtn 1.1 very and Oarasvi,
Industrial Oarage Co.. 20th A Hamey Bta
Aato Tlrca sat Saapllea.
Homer Hill. 1611 Chicago St.
Aala Repairing; sat Painting.
Automobile painting done by eiperta, 20
years' experience in Omaha; work guar
anteed first clsss. Jonnson-Dsnforth Co.
LUPQCX tires last longsr, are stronger
snd more durable; ITxJH, t.60. Lit
Farnam St. Douglas 473.
reward for magneto we can't repair.
J! S-rlT?ihyor1'r- " N. W
i r' winter storage when cars are paint-
ed snd repaired. Johnson-DanCo-th Cn
Omaba"rtadIator Rep. Co.. SjJtTrar. D. k t
Mlseellaaeaas.
AUTOMOBILB INSURANCE.
Fire, Theft. Liability and Property
Pamaga at Luweat Rates.
KILLY, ELLIS T THOMPSON,
13-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 613.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HABLEY-DAV1DSON MOTORCYCLES.
Bargain in usod machiues. Victor Roos,
"The Motorcycle Man." T70t Leavenworth.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS.
ME1JT1NO.
Notice la hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Htockhnldrrs of the
HOl'TH PLATTK LAND COMPANY will
bs held st the office of said Company,
Room 7ol First Nstlonal Bank building,
IJncoln, Nebraska, st 11 o'clock s. m , oa
the first dsy of March, A. D , 1M.
Lincoln, Nebraska. February 1st., 1916.
C. H. MORKII.U President.
W. W. TUHNLR, becrelary.
Feby ldtot.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle in Actire Demand and Strong;
to Ten Higher Sheep Strong
And Lamb i Steady.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
OMAHA. Fehruarv 16. 1016.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Offlrlal Monday 4,Hr7 11.IWI MM
Kstimsta Tuesday .... t.tno ). HQuO
Two davs thla'week.10 7 3a.K3 21. 4U
Same days Isat week.16.KM 3J.r
Ssma daya 2 wka. aa.16.6M 16. m
Ssma dava t wks. ago.l664 .st 11.
Kama dava 4 wka. sgo.16.1M 1M.7 f6.
Psme days Inst year.. 3.6H6 1,7 17,042
The following Ubla shows tha receipts
of csttle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha market for tha year to dale as
compared with last year:
116 HIS. Inc lec.
wttle 11,01 4!0 tP.hM
"oga a.l 414. ?40 ,67S
Sheep 811.07 t46,W .h3
The following table shows the average
prices of hois at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few daya, with com
parisons: "Hate"
i!i;.
ipis. i$i4 'i9.4.nvia hsi i Jif iv
F"eb7
Fen,
Feb.
JTeh.
1 1 T rj t T t tnf 6 06! T i J
l T essl t to It im T 1 M t Ml
Vh. 4.1 7 IW 6 Ml 171 7 42 t 401
b. I Usll 76 I l T 46) t 0B I I tl
b. I 741 SAI 7 S t Ml 7
'eh. Ibm I en I Ml 1 R I M T ll
ab.
r"
Feb
reo. I T tttw in e 7 76 I T
Feb. .(77.SiM tW 6 (hi 7
Feb. 10.1 7 7SI 6 4ll I 46l t 1 121 7 l
Feb. 11.1 T T7 I S 41 7 "(l 1 7 II
t 47
I 47
I 46
tl
in
77
t 76
Feb. 12.1 T tlTil t 6TI I 311 7 t6l t 061
Feb. Ill )aojtt Ttt twH
is. i i 7B - i i n i n i '") i "n
r eb. 16 T 74M 6 611 7 Ml 6 n T Ql
Sunday.
Receipts and df-nnsltlon of live stock
at the I'nlon Stock yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
yesterday:
mCCF.IFTS.
Cattle. Iliirn. Sheen. H'r'a.
c. m. st. r i
Wabash t
Missouri Pacific...
Union Pacific '
C. aY N. W.. east.. 54
rj. N. W., wrBt.. 43
C.,. St, P., M. O.. li
C. B. Q.. east.... 12
i: t
6
1 I
64 l I
6
102 16 1
tl 1
J ...
S3 14
17 .. I
2
3 2
2 1
269 M 6
C. B. Q., west.... 1
C, H. I. P., east.. 13
C It. I .A P., west S
Illinois Central 7
Chicago Ot. West..
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morria A Co 6 1.67J KnS
Mwlft and Company.... "M 3,w'. S.443
Cfdahy AV Co MB 4,! 2,fri
Armour A Co..; 8k! 1" t,ir
Hchwnrts A t o
J. W. Wurphy
Lincoln Packing Co.... 32
So. Omaha Packing Co. 6
Mori ell it
Both
W. B. Vansant Co 4
Benton, Vansant A Lush 174
H1U A Son .16
F. B. Lewis 136
Ht'ston A Co M
J. B. Hoot A Co Ill
J. H. Bulla. JS
U F. Hues lf3
l7
1,3-4
106
Rosentock Bros 17
F. O. Kellogg
136
Werthelmer A Degen..
3
H. F. Hamilton 30
Sullivan Bros..
Kothschlld A Krrbs.... 6
Mo. A Ksnsss Calf Co. I7
Christie
Hlgglns
Huf.man
113
4
Roth
Meyers
Qlasaherg
Banne Pros 7.... 9
John Harvey ....;...... IfiO
oennla Francis
46
!
Kline
Jensen A Lungren .16
Other buyers
729
1,604
Totals t.(M 16,066 1,M
CAT.X.K Receipts were not very large
today, only 214 cars being reported In.
This makes tha total for tha two daya
thla week 10.367 head, the smallest of any
recent week, but still almost three times
as large as a year ago.
With moderate recipts and a good de
mand the trade on killers wss active and
prices strong to lOu higher thsn yester
dsy. For the two days tha market is
right around 20c higher than last week's
low closs.
Stocksrs . snd fseders wsra a little
stronger sgaln than yesterday, or around
10c, and In spots possibly Mo higher than
last w eek s close.
Quotations ou cattle: Qood to choice
beeves. ;.rMj.il.aO; fair to good beeves,
I7.3f47.ft0; common to fslr beeves, 16.260
4.76; good to choice heifers, tti.2to7.0O;
good to choice cows, t6 oj6.t0; fair to
good cowa. tvautf 30;; common to fair
cows. 34.264j6.a; good to choice feeders,
t7.0Gtfr7.-Vj; fair to good iceiera, t6.6"4l7.uu;
common to fslr feeders, tli.nO444.iO; good to
choice stocksrs, i;.4u97.l!6: stock heifers,
t5.76a'7.00; stock cows, t4.76iii4.60; stock
cnlvss, t6.604r7.6O; vesl calvss, 17.00(fj.76;
bulls, atsgs, etc., l4.7MJ6.i6.
BEEF STEERS.
Ma a. Pr. n. a r,
11 6 to f nt t at
3 6 Tl ' II Nl IK
14 T 04 II Ml J S
" ioi 7 11 11 iieo t 10
H 1"4 T 111 1,1 f w
K 1X1 1H II..... 1121 140
30 ! 1 11 7
. STEERS AND HEIFERS.
II HI 7 K
COWS AND HEIFERS. .
16 IM I 34
COWS.
I I 4
7 n is
1241 1 00
l lis I at
) 11 t 41
t Varr I Tl
14 iri 6 so
1 tus m
l lS4t 4 M
14 Ill
1 1AM ( 41
1 1M4 M
3 ill I M
t 1100 I 31
T 1W4 H
HEIFERS.
t in t m 111
I lae I a) m in
.... 4 t X I is
KM 4 II IN IN
S::::::::::-.- IS 1 4H
CALVES.
t..w W l!l 1 M IN
BULLS. "
I i' H 1 inon u
t uu l M i IIM at
- " I U 4 (71 i 44
FEEDKRS AND STOCKERS.
44 ai im I Til I Tl
11 416 I Bj I , 4 m
J 65 a T47 4 Tl
M M II H N IM
1411 t M 7 V f II
II 1U1 7M
IIOOS Suppllea were hardly as Isrge
ss most recent Tuesdsys, but considering
everything, wera liberal enough, arrlvsls
being placed at 260 cars, or about ,Mtn
hesd. Two dsvs" supplies fot up 3.MJ
head, being 1.000 hesd short of Isst Week,
and 1,000 hsad smaller than two weeks
sgo, but mora thsn twice ss largo as for
the sams days Isst year.
Shippers showed mora activity on esrly
rounds than they have In several days,
buying freely of the good hogs of
nearly all weights at figures thst wra
from steady In soma cass to not over 6c
lower In anv Instance. Heavv hogs m K
as high aa 7,l0. and bulk of the early
Shipper purchase landed st 17.7(r7..
First offers mads by packers were all
of 10n lower. With shippers opersilng in
freely, however, it was Impossible to bjy
anything on this basis, and buyers gradu
ally raised their bands until by mid fore
noon bids were not over 6c lower.
SHKKP-Receipts of sheep and lambs
were the largest for any ona day in
sevcrsl weeks, estimates calling for fifty-five
cars, or 1.00 head. Total so
for this week of 21,432 hesd Is more than
LOO larger than a week ago, 2.mi0 heav
ier than two weeks ago and 4.6U0 greater
than for tha same days a year ago.
Starting out with tha oonvsntlaliy
lower offers, packers soon raised their
bids until thsy ware, fully steady with
yesterday, and when the lamba started
to move it wss on thla bssls. Quite a
few of the decent to good lambs of ds
sirshle weights sold In fslr season at
tl0.7OOd0.3O. and while the latter price
was the highest reported up to 11 o'clock
thera was a strong probability that be
fore the day was over 111 .00 or possibly
a little more would be paid.
Mutton trade was moderately wall sup
plied, but the demand has taken on a
much better tone this week and a good
many awes sold during the early part of
tha forenoon at prices that ware strong
to as much ss IV higher. A deelrsblf
string of fed westerns set a new top for
the season, bringing IT 70. snd seversl
bunches of a good kind sold around
t7 .VW7.60.
Representative sales:
No. A v. Pr.
377 fed yearlings ....66 t 60
231 Colorado lamba 77 10 66
VI Colorado lsmbs 1 M
M4 Colorado lanil 16 10 75
4M Colorado lambs W 10 76
tlMCAOO 1.1 VR UTOCK M A ft R F.T
tattle Steady ITaga Weak tei
Weak.
CH1CAOO. Feb. 16. CATTLE Receipts.
Vmo head: market steady;, native beef
cattle, XPrttrHfiV wrstern ater, t6.7tvf
.6; stocksrs and feedera, IVfurri 7 ;'V. oo
and heifer. 1.1 .1MJ6 2"; rtvc. tft.nwiioc.n.
ItlHIK Receipta. 3!,OJW head; market
weak, 6c lower; bulk of sales t7.T.fiH ,
IlKhl". 17.4iWf.2o; mixed, tl 9on 26; h,
7.Afi.20; rough. 37.KMT6.00; pies, Wi-tt
7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.nno
head; market weak: wethers. I7.75fi6.36;
ewes, t-VWimiR; lamba. tr.00irlt.6u.
Kaaaas City Live Stark Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Feb. li CATTLE
ReoHpta, 6,200 bead: market higher; prime
fed steers. t WMH.0O; dresaed beef steers,
27 .00fl6. 66 western steers. 6.. 'Aft 6. AO; stork
era and feedera. t one 7.66; bulla, tfi.Wxp)
4.76: calves. t.691l.0n.
HOUS Receipts. 11.200 bead: market
higher: bulk of aajee. 7 7ln 10; heavv.
tOUKff 16; packers and butchers. tl.WH
t.10; llghta, t7 66J6 flO; pigs, 36 60fr7 .60.
SHKKP AND LA Ml)rl Receipt a, 10,000
head; lamba. steady; aheep atrong:
lambs. 116.4T1!.10; yearling, tMf-10.00;
wethers. 7.7rti S.W; ewes. t7.2.'Vu'7.76.
St. I.oale Live Stock Market.
ST. tXH'IS. Feb. 16. OATTLE Re
ceipts, t.sno bead: market strong: native
beef steers. t7.Smi.S0; yesrllng steers and
heifers, if 6rttt 60: cows, Ift.Mnrjn.OO; stnrk
rs and feeders, iV6it17.26; Texaa end In
dian steers. IA tMft 6t; cowa and heifers,
14.4r 6; native calves. Ii-. O 10.80.
HU Ml Receipta, 12.6O0 head- niarket
lower; plsa and llghta, t6.ii"lf6 30; mixed
and hutihers, t6.0rr6.36; good heavy, .X
ti 40
8H EWP AND LA MBS-Receipt a 600
- , 1 1 1 as I -t-i. n if, liar wtnifin,
lviic-10.00; lamba, f.OOtyil.36; awea, fk
Slaag City I.lve Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Feb. 16. OATTLK Re
ceipts, 1.00U hesd; market, stesdy: na
tive steers, t6.Kivt17.76; butchers. 36.2M?476;
cows and helfars. tA.ontW.gO; storkers snd
feeders, 6.10rt7.40; calves. g7.utf.0t bulls,
staaa, etc.. t4 71wrT6.26.
HOGS Receipta. ll.cm head: marget
steady to 6o higher; hesvy. 17 6MK.96;
mlied. 17.77.66: light, t7.6067.76; bulk
of sales, t7.IMr7.t..
H1KKP AMI LAMBJ-KecetptS, 1,01
hesd.
St. Joseph Lira Slovk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 16,-CATTLB-Ra-ceipta.
1,600 head; market strong; steers,
17 oivpa ; cows and heifers, f4.0OC.80;
rslves, tt.OOTMO 26.
. HOOS Receipts. 4,000 head; market
higher: top. I .10: bulk of sales. t7.sMi4.06.
SHEFP AND LAMBS Receipta, t,0c!0
head; market steady; lamba, 110. 60911-10.
tlllC.iUO tlltAIN AND PROVISIONS
Prleee Board at Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. IS. Oosslp that export
business of the Isst few dsya had been
materially greater than the eatlmalea
would indicate had a bulltah Influence to
day on wheat. .The outcome waa a firm
close, T,iic to TfriVfC net higher, with
May at tl.tswdl 3iS, and July at II 11V
1.2:. Corn sained NfiSc to Pan. and oats
Vvftc to c. Provisions finished un
changed to 12140 lower.
Although the wheat market at flrat
showed a tendency to aag, prices took a
decided unward awing when word went
around that recent e-.les to Europe ag
gregated perhaps l,6iin.ou0 bushels In ex
cess of the published totsls. The Increase
wss not confirmed, but the effect of the
cut-rent talk was emphasised bv advices
or rresti export transact Ions. Ite dis
patches from the seaboard Intimated that
the new sales were not of any great
amounts, hut the market neverthcleaa
continued firm, and .wound up at vir
tually the highest point of the aeaalon.
The moat definite figures available aa
to export business done todsv gave the
sum ss only SOO.OOO bushels. It waa said
an advance In premiums had checked
new sales.
Assertions that 600,000 bushels of No. 2.
northern had been purchased at Min
neapolis to go east bv rail, waa of con
siderable help to tha wheat bulla during
tha lata trading. Besides, stocks of spot
whest at Liverpool were said to be ex
hausted, with tha exception of No. I
hard. On tha other hand, world stocks
showed a small Increase as compared
with a week ago.
Export demand lifted corn. Predletlone
of warmer weather tended also to
strengthen the market, aa fears were ex
pressed that hauling would be interfered
with and the movement perhaos serlouelv
delsyed.
osts sympathiaed with tha rirmnesa of
othsr grain. There waa some Inquiry
from tha seaboard, but trade waa chiefly
local. ,
Provisions averaged lower In nones
rftience of realising ssles by miscellaneous
holders, who were a little oesaimistlo
berauaa of liberal arrivals of hogs. The
accumulation of supplies of lard acted
also as a drag.
Chicago Cash Prices Whsa I : No. I red,
tl.26Htn.3flU: No. I red. tl .26V,itfl.27; No.
t hard, tl 28Vf1.2'; No. t hard. tl.?4Sf?
1.2.14. Corn: No. 2 vellow, nominal: No.
4 yellow. 71f72Uc; No. 4 white. 711r73Vc.
Oata: No. t white. 4(.TI47Uc; atandard.
4W4DV4C, Rye: No. ?. tl .k t.l4. Bar
ley, 471T760. Seeds: Tlmothv. 13.60ifM.00;
clover. llO.oufi 11.76. Provision: Pork,
1 w j-d f. 10; Hha. It 0.42ff' 1 12V4.
PT'TTER Higher; creamery. 2402c.
FJOS Lower; refXpta. 1,1(6 cases;
firsts. SlVte; ordlnsry firsts. 22Vic; at
msrk. case. Included, 201 2Hfc.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, to rara;
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kota whites, eKefni.02; Minnesota and
Dakota Oh tog, WWT6c.
POULTRT-Aliva, lower; fowls, 16c;
springs, 17o.
HEW YORK GETTER A L MARKET
Qaetatlome ef ta Day ' Varlene
rasNaaedltUs.
NEW TORK. Feb. It. FLOUR Steady.
WH HAT Snot. Irresular: Nn 1 h.rrf
tl. 36i,i: No. 1 durum, tl.4H'i: No. 1 north
rrn, Duluth. tl.49'i, and No. 1 northern,
piamioDa, i.6(, r. o. b., New York.
Futures wera firm. May, 11.36V4.
CORN Spot, firm; No. 1 yellow, t7Vc.
e. 1. f , New York.
OATS-Bpot, firm: No. S white, 63ifli
64 -tfrxiard. hiiMtyr.
HAT 8tesdy; No. 1, ft rvrjd.rm No. 2.
1.!.vIl.2o; No. 3, ll.O.-Sl.Ou. shipping,
HOPS Steady : state, common to choice,
11R. 16J7c; 1014. 6tf9o; Pacific coast. 1S16,
IMtlKc: IBM, sronOc.
HIDES Stesdy; Bogota. liflKc; Central
Americas, tie.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock, firsts, ttfl
34' ---ond KtlXlc
PROSIONS-Pork. atesdy: mess
t2l.fliit: famllv, 21 6Kfr?2 60; short. M-r
tlftfOfia.oo. - Beef, firm; msss, I17.00rei7..'i0;
family, 116 Mifrif.50. Lard, easy; n. ddle
west. t! 20fj 10 to.
TALUlW. steady; clly, gvie; country.
C'tc; special, tc.
HUTTfc.lt Firm, rscelpts, 11,067 tuba:
cresmery extrss. 3nVtc; firsts, Vi
Tt-c: seconds. 26V-ft29o.
F.OOS 1'nsettlsd. receipts 11.741 esses;
fresh gathered, estraa, TfWc; extra
first-. 2.'4f6c; firsts, .4e2'c; seconds.
22r?sc.
CHEESE Stesdv; reeslpts. t.41 boxes;
state, whole milk, flats, held, colored,
specials, l',e: same, white, lie.; same,
colored, average fancy. lc; aame, white
'7fr; flats, current make, specials, 17'Ac;
fame, avvrags run. I7il7'c.
POUl.TRY-Allve. prl. e. unsettled;
dressed, strong; fresh killed chickens, 16'4
27c; fowls, lf9JOo; turkeys, ;KfJ0c.
Isgir Market.
NEW YORK. Feb I.I. St'fSA R Ra w,
firm; centrifugal, 4.Sc; molasses. 4.11c.
Hefined firm at 10 nolnts liiither: cut
losf, 7 e; crushed, 6 0c; mould A. 1.66c;
cubes. 6 4V; mi powdered. 6.S.V; pow
dered. .U)r: fins grsnulsted, t.loc: dia
mond A. 4 10r; confectioners' A, 6c: No.
I. 6.K.V. Futures opened firm on renewed
demand from commission houses and
trsde Interests. At noon prices wera 10-jt
13 points higher.
Oil and Raaln.
SAVANNAH, Oa Feb. 16.-TXTIFP7V-TINPJ
Quiet; f3c; sales, M this.; receipts
r bbls.i shipments. K6 bbls; stock, 11.06
bbla
ROSIN gteady; sales. 407 bbls; receipts,
1640 bbls; shipments. 1,270 bbls.; stock
66 ?37 hhls. Quote: A. B. C D. F. and f.
s iMf6 26; O. t 38; II. 16 36: I. t6 4: K
'.; M, H20; N. K .?; WVS. t7.3o; WW,
17.60.
HIILDIKO PERMITS.
I
John Maelml, .'1 Soi th Thirteenth,
frame dwrlllna-, tl '"rt. Fred Mngd"ht,
jr . wot nureucs buuievajd, frajoe dwell
ing. U.M.
NEW YORK j&TOCK MARKET
Professional Trettnre Aft-iri Ex
erted, with Varying Leg-reet
of Succett.
MERCANTILE MABISX WEAK
NEW YORK. FVh. 13 Profeaslonsl
premure waa again exerted with varying
degrees of success In today's market,
leading shares manifesting further Irregu
larity, when not heavy or weak. Among
tha few exception to this tendency wera
Crucible Steel, which made an extreme
rise of 6'4j to K2 and some of tha other
sctlvs wsr laauea, as well as International
Nickel sugars, United Fruit and oils.
Weakness wss most marked In Mercan
tile Marine preferred, that stock record
ing a maximum loan of 6V at 66Vj on
dealing that far exceeded any other
stock In the list. Marine a decline waa
accompanied bv unconfirmed reports tht
the company's earning; power Is likely to
undergo serious curtailment by act of tha
British Parliament.
Coppers forfeited much of the recent
rise, despite the publication of excell-nt
statements of earnings by Utah and Chlno
for the last quarter of 1916 and another
advance in the cost of tha refined metal
abroad. Recession in copper shares
ranged from 1 to almost 2 points, with
nominal support on the decline. . I'ntted
States Ste. snd lesdlng rails were lower
by fractions to a full point, but trading ,
In leading transportation shares was light
at all time. VVeakna In local traction
was naturally aaorlbed to the legislative
Inquiry now being directed against the
lnterborough company and Its allied prop
erties. Among the specialties of the more In-'
?n.,v" p, tobaccos. People's Oss.
v Illys-Overland and Mackay Companies
were lower by 1 to 1 nolnts than yester
day s final quotation. Mackay yielding all
Its recent gain on semi-official denial of
any contemplated Increase of tha divi
dend. Tha enttra list strengthened In tha final
hour, a sharp rally In Marine lifting the
balance of the active list to best prices
S.ill1. on,' fihort roverlng also wss
helpful In effecting a general prioe re
sell hi men t.
Total sales of stocks amounted to 636.000
shares.
New financing of the day Included the
purchase of tli.500.0no Argentine govern
ment notes by a syndicate of hankers and
virtual completion of negotiations for an
other commercial loan to Ruaala.
Bonda made further slight recession on
modersts trading. Total sales, par value,
aggregated tt.04rt.000,
1 anama registered 2s declined M and
re sintered is and column ,1a advanced ?
and V respectively, on call.
Number of sales and leading auotattons
on stocks wera aa follows:
..... Sale. Htrti. Iv Cl-
Alka Oelg , THO IHU MU u
Alllt-Chajmera 1,400 II .u mfT
America n-t gugar l.fOD Ti4 aS t
Amertma (an irfl g, jfj tZ
Amerlcaa tocnmntl- ... .ovx W'4 t,u si
Amsriraa 6. K... ..'.., I.lon ioia loofi tsiu
Am. 4. 4 R. sM ton 111 ju4 m
Am. Muitr Refining in mw mu
Amerlrfn Tel. Tsl M 117 JtfZ
-nh,roo , m 1)MH ,H m"
AnanaAa Ceeasr M.o
........1... i.jcw ox inis
Oaldwln Inoo-intlt U lan 11104 nm .
naiiimors a Ohio a too 7 gru rr
b-ihlhem el Ml ., 4M
pmnklrn RapIS Tr t,tm m ti W
1 allfornla Fetmleum .... l.KO 1314 atH 11 i
(kina1ian Psclflo I. toe m4 itiu i;i
('nlral ImOw J.tn MS M4 64
rhwMpsak OM 1:14, 1114 si
hicaso O. W sw II uu ufi
rhlsi, M. 4 4. f l.am W14 j tiu
Chlr.iro N. W ytn ut n is
f'hlcasa, H. 1. A P. Hf,. X.Kt 114 II 1114
Chlno Cnppr ." U'l 17 4 MS
Colo 1o Fuol A Iron ... n 4t 4S 4
Craniblo RimI 11,104 It T4 I.S
Poor 4 m. O. pM 11
Malillsra' tloourltlo .... tMM 41 4T TS
R-l , 1.400 17 S : 1714 i;i.
enarsl rXeatrie 1 1TSV,
(lret Konhers pfH W Irifi 331 H tilu
Oreot No Or 0f l.mo 4ij MS 44
tiuicsnholm g-pleralioa.. tun nvi v 1114
Illinois (antral 1MV
Interboraugh Om. Oors. . 4UW ITS l.S lS
Inaplratloa O r ll.KW 4T M4 4is
Inlarnatlonal Har-oalar... n 110s llos lie
Ktnaa l ltr Soulhora.... IO V Ms 17
Irfhlih Vallar too Tl4 7TTS T7S
liul.MI a Kaalivlll JUL,
Meilcan Pw irol-um 14 tm 110S loaw le
Miami Copper I, re ITS ITS ITa
Mlaaoarl, K. 4 T. fti 14
Mlanurl Psctfla 04 Is U u
National Hln-ult m
National I ad I. one TS 144 . 71
No-alt Copper l.lon 114 iu us
Na- tor lontral 1.4ml im lmul inns
N. T . S. H 4 H I,0M SIS 41 as
NnY-tolk Werners nt iits 117 117
Nonhers Pacin lot 111 1UU HIS
Pacifis Mail us
Pariria Tel. A Tl m4
Poanarlranla 104 ITS ITS 17s
Pullmaa palar Ckr lots
Rar cn. Coppor i sm sss
Raadlng 1 too Tl Tts 7f
ppubUo Iras A Steal. ... I.I10 14 Ds
Sou 1 ham Psrlrlo 4,oo ino fa ti
Soulhora la lw wp , m II 11 Vs
Siu4naliar Oompaar t.ifxt 114 IMS IMS
Tennoaaos Ooppor , 4,1011 ft 17
Tons romnanp t 114 JlJi 311
I'nloa Panltto I Tin 114 1S )
t'ollel fuatos ml 44.7'X) M m I1
V. a Steal pM M 117 14'4 H
ttaa Coppar 166ns us "'4 MS
Woatora t nlon pa Ui,
Woatlnahmia Rlaotrl ... 4.IM 47 IT 7
Montana Po or 71
Oonoral Motor 471
W'abaah B pfd T"n 1 J7S 17
Int. larlno M IM.TM 11 s MS
Total Mle for the 4r. ISI.SM aka .
Metal Market.
NFIW TORK, Feb. lt.-METALS-Kx-rhsnge
o notes lesd at 16 20: sneltar. not
quoted. Copper, firm; electrolytic, pearbv
months. 126.60; later. IM.T.Vftn 60. Lesd.
stesdy and unchanged. Tin, firm; .spot.
141.674
I At London: Spot copper. 106 lOg: fu
tures. sT106: elsctrobtic .136 10s. Spot
tin. a 11 ins; futures, C1&I 10s. Antimony,
126. Lead, 33 6s; spelter, .
Mfernool Grain Market.
LIVBRPOOI Feb. 15.-WHEAT-pot,
No. 1. Manitoba, stock exhausted; No. 2
hsrd winter, 13s td.
CORN Spot, American mixed, nsw, La
FOL'RWlnt4r patsnts, 60s td.
C. H. CHISAM DIES FROM
PNEUMONIA ATTACK
Cyrus H. Chiasm, agsd 66 ysars, hesd
of tha Council Bluffs Ira and Coal com-r.nn'-.
bi' ror i'iiiv '-ears a resident of
Omaha died of pneumonia ywsterde
iiiiiiiiiiig .1 uls no..m, 4oU r'lorence boule
vard. He bad been III sbout ten days.
Mr. Chlsam is survived by a wlfa and
two sons. The aona are grown and re
side In Wyoming. A brother, Jerome
Chiasm, residing In Peoria. III.,' arrived
shortly after Mr. Chiasm died.
Practically all tils life until about
twenty-five years sgo Mr. Chiasm was
engaged In the railroad business. When
he quit railroading he cama to Omaha
and soon afterward engaged In tha coal
and ice business In tha Bluffs, although
making his home In Omaha.
Short funeral services will ba held at
the house at 2:40 o'clock Wednesdsy after
noon, and latsr 1n the dsy the body will
ba tsken to Atlanta, 111., the old home,
for burial.
For Sprains,
Lame Muscles
Absorblne, Jr., brings quirk relief.
Keep It always at hand for Instsnt use.
Athletes use Absorblne, Jr., for the
muscle thst has been strained, for the
cut or laceration that runs a chance of
Infection; for the abrasion that pains and
ths limbs that ara stiff and lame from
over-exertion.
Walter Johnson, tha famous pitcher
of tha Washington Americans, says;
"Abeorblns. Jr., la a first-class liniment
and rub-down for tired muscles. I hava
used tt myself to advantage and can
heartily recommend it to ball players
avarywaara."
Absorblne. Jr., Is a concentrated
sntlseptic llnlmenb only a few drop re
quired at an application. It la safe and
pleaaant to us leaves no greasy residua.
Sold by most druggists. 11.00 and U 00 g
bottle or postpaid. Liberal trial bottle for
lOo In stamps.
w. f. TOUNo. r. r. r.
104 Temple t. Springfield. Mass.
