Tin; Bi:ih omaha, tiiuiisday, fkiuutaky 17, ik.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
M Iseellaaeoa.
FOR RENT room, new brick. close-In:
ok finish, shade rods, electric flgturea.
gas range, all In; $: per month. Call
for key.
TRAVFR HRO,
70 Omaha Nat. Bank Bids.
Phon Dougiaa 11M.
-K. COTTAOK. th and Vatrlck Ava., I.
6r. cottage. J5N Franklin. $14.
Nlca -r. cottage, bath, electric, light,
1412 Evan. , .
W. II. GATES.
447 Omaha N all. Hank Bldg.
$-r., 4-'4 N. 17th "t., mod". ex. ht... $30
8-r.. MH Davenport ft.. Weat Farnem-
4-r., 8I3U N. lMh St., modarn $j
-r.. Hhelby Court, mod. ex. ht 1
4-r., 613 N. 3Mh Bt
PKTKRS TRl'BT C. DOl'CH.AB .
A bXJJDY room mojerti housaTTnre
block from car Una. Special bargain.
If taken at om. Thoa. U McOarry.
Keellne In.ls- Red 444.
HOlrlKS "rOR RENT.
CREIOH. HONS SP'm
508 BEE BLDG. DOCG. .
FOR RENT-AF-TS AND FLATS
West.
APARTMENTS.
4-r., Flo-Les, 20 sni Capitol Ave .,13
a - fi I ... 1.1 flnnr 127 .60-322.60.
$-$40.
j.r", nenrgla' 1040 Georgia Ave.. 837.M.
fKTKRM TRl'BT CO. DOl'O. KM.
SJoTJkTTn (-room apartment. Including
Bleeping porch. Well located. Harney
IM.
" Sortfc.
t&M CHARLEB-4-rocm apartment, mod
ern except hoat. t'3. Douglas WW.
Boatk.
FLATS.
B-r., Ill Leavenworth, mod. ex. ht., 11.
6-r., Shelby Ct.. doae In, mod. ex ht., $ln.
6-r., Iti22 . 10th. 3d fl.. mod. ex. ht.. 12.
-r. 7 8. 2Mh, Bear Iaavenworth, 113.
PFTERS TRUST CO..
1M Farnam Pt. HfiJ!?L
F'TVB-ROOM ateam heated ai-artmeiit.
very daalrable; the Chula Vlata, Mth
and I'opplaton Ave., MlW. Bran-
dola Theater Hld. Douy. Ift71.
M icr lie naomn.
WARM. COZY APARTMENT.
Flna apartment of four rooma and
bath, . nicely decorated, oak. flnlah,
ateam heat, janitor aervlce; every
thin, flrst-claaa. Sea It and you will
take 1U
SCOTT HILti CO..
Pouglaa 10".
MONTH FREE RENT,
CIXHK-IN APARTMENT.
l-r. and bath, apartment, brick; mod.
exoapt heat: good neighborhood; ll.
l. K. BUCK. 1 Omaha, Nat. D.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, moves, packs, snips; -horsa
van anil 8 men. H.25 per hour; storage.
12 p month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Dougiaa 483g and Tyler 230.
OMAHA Truck, Van and Storage Co..
moving, packing, etoraga and shipping.
Phone Douglas 149.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storsge and mov
ing. 21. N. 11th St. Phone
Douglas 384 or Harney 1967,
FIDELITY Wrvic& FREE
Phone Dougiaa 288 for complete Hat of
vacant housea and apartmenta; also for
storsge. moving. lth and Jackson fts.
FISEFroof' warehouse
' Separate, locked rjoms, for household
gooas and pianos; moving, packing and
"OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE-CO .
BOS 8. 16th St. Douglas 41t.
J. 0. REED
1207 Farnam St. Douglas 61.
Moving,
atorage.
FORWENT BUSINESS PROP'TY
ft tores.
FARNAM BT. s'Wlt-1018 Farnam bt.,
i stories, elevator; will make good
terma on lease. W. T. Graham. Bee Bldg.
BMaLL atore room; very desirable; rent
t; 1SW Cass tit. CONRAD YOUNO,
" K2 Prandals Theater. Douglas 1371.
STOKE- ROOMS at lHuS-lSU Farnam rU.
Thoa. F. Hall, m Ramga Bldg. D. 740.
WANTED TO RENT
Baalaaaa
Property.
location for a first-
WANTED A g
class pool hall.
Address Y 249. Bee.
Jttiseeilaneoua.
UOAHU and room wanted. In private
family, by young man and wife and
.two amall children. and t yeara of
age. Man Is absent from city except
Saturday and fckinday; surroundings
must be congenial and In desirable part
of the city; give full particulars In first
latter, including telephone number;
reference given and requested. Address
E. T68, Bee.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Wast.
WALJC1NO DISTANCE.
This atrlctly modern, a-roora bouse
and garaga with cement drive, right
In town, baa been out on the market
for tS.800. It ahould eel! for 15,000. Why
not buy thla and gala what the owner
loaeaT If not wanted as a home, this
would make a gooa investment.
PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANT.
6th Floor Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Dougiaa 1781.
" ' toOO CASH
W111 buy a brand new all mqdem bun
galow, juat rmianea, ai mtn ana now
ard St.
H. A. WOLF.
M4 Ware Rlk. Dotlg. 80M.
REAIj ESTATE, Fire and Oeneral Insur-
ance. Art Thatcher, 1H7-1 City
Na-
tlonai ManK niig. pougiaa 3'i.
WILL build home on
easy terms In Benson or
Omaha. Tel. Benaon 2"2.
North.
A Lot as First Payment
On thla new S-room modern home;
large comer lot. ateam heated garage.
Immediate possession;, place la clear and
must be seen to be appreciated; let ua
give you th number.
Shnler & Cary,
Doug, ina. 204 Keellne Bldg.
A FINE HOME
FOR VERY LITTLE CASH
Two-story cot tag, oak floor, strictly
modarn; lsrgs lot. Small monthly pay.
inenta. 331 Ames Ave
NORRIS & NORRIS,
4iQ Baa Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
BEAUTIFUL PHAlKiF PARK27TJ
Arnes Ave.. 7 largo rooma, bath and
sleeping porch, s reons and storm sash
throughout; south front, fins shade and
hedge. $100 cash and $40 monthly, front
responsible party. Keye at my resi
dence. B. J. Be ennell. 2703 Fowler Ave
Phones -Doug as or Colfax SMI.
BUY FROM nVl'K'ER
Mc five-room bungalow near pret
t est mile. Osk finish, built In features,
full cellsr. coal and fruit room, aleeo.
mg porch, garage: leaving city, will
B F. DOf OLAB. ij-2 Fowler Ave.
WINTER nAHOAiv
Almost new 4-roora, strictly modern
houre. osk. birch and maple finish; also
garage: corner lot. paved street, car line,
near 2."th and Fort; only $3.M0. Act quick
TKBHFA8, " Omaha Nat. Pa. D 21
CHOICE S-room cottage, modern ex. fur
nace: furniture, loo, If desired; cheap.
See R. H. Iinderyou. 202 Neville blk.
Tel D. B7S.
"GOOD H75W
g-room bunralow, all modern, 4iig
North 21st. Phone ownar. Colfax KK
yoR (JA1.K Slru-lly , modern, 1 iVoorn
house: hot aster best; south front lot
Price. $7,000. phon Douglas Uli.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
keath.
atKIOHTON'S VUIST
4 room. large living room, dining
mom. kitchen, pantry. rear entr on
lat floor. 2 bedroom, bath and eunroom
on ?d floor, oak and mania flnlah. all
modern, full cement basement. Trice
Ui.A IVD caah.
C. 0. CAHLBKRG,
312 Prandels Theater Bldg.
i Ul'PT aall my -large-room roodam
home on paved atrial; conwnt walke;
large barn; nlca akada; cement base
nient; laundry; gas; eleetrle llahta; hot
water heat; cistern: bath; sewer; one
Nora: from street car and publle chool.
Worth 4,S0O; make ma an offer. Fred
Mower, Ownar. 47 . !th St., Omaha.
IWrt CASH, MONTHLY.
Bptendld 4-room, complately modarn
house beautiful floor, fine furnace;
near Field club and Hanarom park.
TOWARD F. WILLIAMS CO..
. D W2. Omaha Nat l Pk. Bldg,
BRICK houaa. needing repairs, on flna
lot, lMh and Wiarwood,
D. 27.
Mlseellaaeaaa.
1500 CASH
$37.60 PER MONTH
Will buy a brand new, all mod. bunira.
low, ( room flnlnhad In oak, living room
across front of houaa, with recaption
hall and cloak cloaet, beam calllnaa.
brtokeaeee and many other apeclal faa
turaa. 2 bedrooma. bathroom and con
venient kitchen; 1 rooma unfinished on
eaeond floor; furnace heat; eaat front
lot. paved atreat; 1 block to car; 1
mlnutea' ride downtown. Price for
quick rale, 13.V6.
RASP BROS.,
1" McCague PldK. Pour-
-ROOM BAROAIN-NKW. g-ROOM. -
STORV HOV'SK. NF.AR CAR. A PNAP
AT S.4iip; RKASONABLF. PAYMENTS.
BENSON tc CARMICHA KL.
DOI OLA8 17. 642 PAXTON BLK.
MV NEW HOME.
large rooms, sun p. and s. porch,
ftreplaoea In I. rm. and bod rm. Hard
wood throughout. Btucco. Tou'll like It.
Phone D. Sm. after p. m. call Wal.
Wl.
b ACRtCfl. 414 acrea. 2i acrea, i acre; all
Improved, and some near car line; price
right; terms W. Colfax. Dougiaa 1010.
72 Keellne Bldg.
FOR 5a UE Omaha Income property,
$1,440 per year. Alwaya rented. Price
14,000. Terms. Address me, O0 E. 14th
St.. University Place. Neb.
FIRE and tornado Ina. Myrtle Deuel, 1121
N. Z3d. Phone Colfax ICQ after 11 a. ra.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
West.
HAVE $0 paid on good lot; want offer.
Afldress im, Bee.
6KE ME for acreage; have choice tracta
north of Florence. R. H. I-anderyou, J03
Neville Dlk.. Tel. Doug. 67W.
Korth.
BARGAIN J8th Ave., near Tates; lot,
81x110 feet; make offer.
ORIMMEU H Omaha Nat. Rank Bldg.
rath.
100 Beautiful Homes
are being planned for Mlnne Duaa
this year. The most wonderful develop
ment ever seen in Omaha will take place
there. TOU can make money by buying
a lot or two NOW on easy terma.
CHARLES W. MARTIN CO.. Ownera
MlMellaaiaema.
Bargain Two Lots
$625 Each.
We are offering these two lots, sewer,
water, gaa and sidewalk in and paid
for. Oood building sites for medium
Priced home. Call ua for full deacrlp
tlon. Iliatt-Fairfield Co.,
230 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Poug. 48t.
VACANT LOTS
If you contemplate building a home
thla spring, do not fsll to see us. Wt
have a list of choice vacant lot in both
north and west psrts of the city,
A. P. TUKET A SON.
Phone Doug. 502. 1 607-1 W. O. W. Bid-.
TWO ACRES, close In, H,J0; and other
mui-mse, 10 h rt o iraae. tai
lersoa, Dougiaa 34T. -
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE
I2&.000 B18INES8, Omaha; stand closest
lnvsstlgatlon. Want clear land.
J. A. ABBOTT. Patterson Blk.. Omaha.
BUSINESS property, $1,000 annual rental,
for small farm. Campbell A Craig,
Keellne Bld-. DotiKlss 4fQS.
RE3IDKNCE and fUta Exchange for
vacant property. Toland A Trumbull.
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
10 mitr. j. j. canan, Mccague Bldg,
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Take Advantage of the Future
.m D on t envy the man
who "got In on th ground floor." You
take fewer chances tcdsr than th
man who bought ten year ago. The
clt la growing to th wast at a rapid
SAFE TO BUY AND BUILD
In Happy Hollow and Dundee's newest
addition, because it Is west and ths
building restrictions assure good houses,
preventing yoi.r neighbor from build
ing in stiUi a way as to depreciate your
propertv.
DON'T MI8S THIS OPPORTUNITY
But select a lot In one of these addi
tions and start now by becoming an
oaner of reel estate a her value srs
bound to Increase.
EASY TERMS
One-tenth cash anc- 1 per cent tf pi.--chase
price payable monthly.
Call or phone us. and wo wiil glsdly
furnish plats with price and ahow you
th property at your convenience.
George & Company
TeU D. 768. $02 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
New Dundee Home
Find Its Equal
If You Can
Six rooma. with aunroom and slreping
porch additional: osk floors throughout
oak flnlah firat floor; whIUt enamel
flnlah with birch, mahogany doors on
second floor; fireplace l:i living- reo-n;
Inverted lighting fixtures entira house;
sruth front lot SOxllb feet; .iIkIi. Mlhtly
location, In restricted dlrtrlct; sur
roundod by good home; best of con.
st met 'on ana malarial.
Ownar want offsr.
George & Company
Tel. . Tf.. fl City Nat. Bank Bid-.
Dundee Special
$3,000
7-room, mod., garaga for a cars, cor
ner lot. WUI Include furniture in sal,
or will rent furnished.
Glover & Spain
Doug SW2.
19 City National
$.'00 CASH
This sum of money gives you a deed
to a fine Dundee comer lot, kml-l. This
lot is ths iiortheast corner of Itnn and
Isard, and has water, sidewalk and
paved street. This will make a fine
home slut or a fine Investment. Hee it
CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY
Douglas JOO. (0$ Ue Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HOMES WANTED
We have cllenta for modern homea.
Waat Famam. Dundee or Field (Tub
IMatrlrta. If you want to aall your
home, quick, try,
tVNKIl,!. R. V. 1N3 AdKNTT.
Wto.1Hrandel Thea. TalJTyler 1"C4
ft'E have a client that "wanta a f or -room
hotiae within walking dlaianca. on
a atreat car Una. Price from M r
-".0no. Win give $.' caah, balance
monthly.
PAINE INVFSTMF.NT COMPANY,
tth fir. Om. Nat. Bk. Hldg. P. 17l.-o
HA K buyera lor MimI. N. aide cottagea.
hiingalnw. eaay payments. Youngman,
rl om. Nat. Hank lld V Doug. 14, .
WANTED To buy on monthly paymenta,
small atore room, with living rooma
above. In Central school district. Phone
m Red :M.
WANT F. D- -Contractor willing to build
to leaae In region of 40th and Farnam.
Addreaa J 06. Bee.
FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP'TY
aaa (or 81
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
ISO Sqniro Feet $SO.O0.
Tli Be Building Co.
. Uoom 10S.
IVo-Story Brick,
13th and Jackson,
$5,500.
Here Is a nice little brick building
S2x)l6 Witt? a store below and flata
above. Alwaya rented, Mi0 a year. It
la one of the best close-In Investments
that we know of.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
Tyler 153.
Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
FOR BALE.
I new brick atorea and a s-room cot
tage; rente for MO a year. Price 13,600;
11,600 caah.
J. B. ROBINSON.
442 Bee. Doug. Qg7.
STOR KROOM and residence on good
corner. North Side. Total rental $41 per
month. Pr'ce $3i0; 1,60 caah.
F. D. WEAD. S10 B. Wh. Wead Mldg.
CORNER close In; rent Price VsJbQO.
ej. P. Bostwlck, imo Bee Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Heal Kstate, Loans, Hortgaars.
WU are ready at all Urn to
make loan on flrgt-clggg city
property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
Ill So. 17th St,
t TO for loans on Pest alas city
resiacncea in awuuius a.'w up: slso
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETER.S TR1.THT CO.. l2i Farnam St.
OMAHA homa. East Nsbraaka farm.
O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO..
J1 Otnnht National. Phono Dougla m
' MONET TO LOAN, for ( years.
on improved Dronertles.
PHOPEN A CO.. Doug. 4J4.
GAltVIN BEOS.
4& Omaha
Natl. Bk. P-lda.
$100 TO $10,000 made promply. F. D. Waad.
Wead Bldg., 18th A Farnam Sts.
MONEY on hsnd for Uy and farm loans.
H. W. BWider. C'ty national BanK Bldg.
FARM loans. i, eastern Nel.. or went"
em la. Toland A Trumbull. 44 Be Bdg.
CITY property. Large loans a specially
W. If. Thomas, 2-'g Btate Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loana, a. M4. per oenL
J. h. "timontft lo
41s State Bank
6
CITY LOANS, C
G. Carlberg, 310-
II Brandeis Theater
ld
MONEY. HARRISON A MORTON.
i Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Financial Wasted,
$3,600 FIRST mortgage Field Club home,
per cent. Addresa C 8S6. care Bee.
$,0ti0 LOAN, 7. close-in acreage,
years. Address B. "M. Bee,
J or 6
gtoek-S si4 Boaas,
7 c. Paid on Your Money 7 c
' O In Homa Rulldera Kh.r.1 "
plug the Increase from surplus profits,
amounting now to $18 On on eaeh l'O
aharea. Our booklet, "The New Way,"
explain fully.
AM. PECUKITI CO., F. A. OMAHA.
11,000 FARM mortgage bearing 7 per cent.
aecured by property valued
ga.ii'O. Tal-
mage-Loomle Inv. Co., W. O.
XV. Bldg.
Abstracts at Title.
GUARANTEE &ZS3
cheapest. Room 7, Patteraon bldg. Xi.tM
l?Vni? Title guarantee and Abstract
Co ft modern absfact offlca
$0K 8. 17th Ht. Tel. D. 6487.
RtttSD ABSTRACT CO.'
.lal .l,.l,.rl
office in Nebraska.
"aoij Brandeis Thea.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
California La ads.
A LITTLES farm, $2oO. Easy terms. Csll
fomla I m porta carloada of chickens and
eggs. Hera's a chance for poultrymen.
bherldan. Placer county. Celitornla. e
owner for full Information. P. B. Goes,
My 2-scre tract are Just big enough
tor chicken and are close to town con.
venlancea and market centers. Writ
ownsr for full information. P. B. Ooss.
Bherldan, Placer county, California. o
lost Lssiiii
FARMS FOR SALE.
W acres, adjoining city of Vllllsca,
Montgomery county. Iowa; all level
and under cultivation; leased for half
crops, delivered; fcJ acrea wheat; nothing
better in Iowa; will sell very cheap on
essv terms.
140-acre well Improved farm. 12 miles
east of ("larlnda. Ia.; a miles from
New Msrket; all smooth and very rich
est corn lsnd; lessed for half crops,
delivered. Price right,' terms egsy.
F. T. WALKER COMPANY,
7 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Omaha. Neb.
FOR BALK 30 acrea 4inlleB town; aotl
very rich, good well, fenced hog-tight:
school 4-mlle. Prlc $4.6"iO; $l,6u0 cash,
balance 10 year at t pay cnL L. il
Wright, Dunlap. la
l.oalalana Lanaal
fHF. graas-uovered. cut-over pine lends in
th sunny uplands of southwest Uouts
lsna offer great possibilities to the
fsrmrr snd stock raiser. Two-crop coun
try; summer hast tempered with ocean
breese; land sold on aasv terms; for fur
ther particulars write or call J. H. Ko
plet. 4733 B. S41h Ht Houth Bide. Omha.
Mlsslaslppl Xaads. "
A8 A HAFK. BOL Nfi
and reliable Investment a pecsn orchard
excels any other known. Inveallgate
our orchard promaltlnn If you would
make your financial future secure.
W. T. hMITH CO.
Douglas 2M. City Nf Bank Bldg.
Iliaastsls La aaa.
140-ACRB Improved farm,
dO mlies fmni
siiiiliemiruiia, iw -rve unaer cultivation
balance meadow anl pasture; good soil;
10-room house, bsrn and sll other build
ings tbat ate needed, school house on
land: price, $ per acre: one-half cash;
or alii sell farm wlin full equipment of
horse, cattle, machinery, etc. will
make very reaeonahln price on personal
property. Immediate possession can be
had. Bchaab Bros.. Pet Plymouth
Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
Mlwsarl $aaaa.
GREAT BARGAINS $6 d.m n, $6 monthly,
buy 40 acre, good fruit and Poultry
land, near toan, southern Missouri.
Prlc only $Juu. Address Bog tug, Kx
celslor 8pr1ngs,sto.
BETTER live on your uwn little furm In
Dent Co., Mo., than be a renter. Call or
write for booklet. W. 6. Frank. NsvUls
Block. Omaha,
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nekraaka ljda.
AM. TIIRTIUB YOU WANT
Owner of l acrea In Cedar county,
pit lea from Mona City, will make very
liberal terms ta flrel-Ciaas Itmxr who
can make a reaaonal'le cnah payment;
farm has about l acres hi crop, in wail
Improved and close to town. Pi toe. HiX
an acre. Whal'e the uae of renting?
1'ATNi: INVKPTMKNT COM PANT.
Omaha Nat I Pank Hide. Omaha.
RIMRAI.T. CO!' NTT IJkM BARUA1N.
tMO acres 111 the northern part of Klin
ball county, where the aotl la equal to
eaatern Nebraska: smooth table land
Price $11 par acre. It would he cheap
at Hi. Tcrtna will be given If desired.
J. H. PI "MONT en.,
4-l Kealtne Bldg. Pnone Doug. WW.
FA KM PICK hi KKDI't'T U J.
To secure a sale by March 1, owner
authtrlxes prha of a good fertile. wall
Improved eighty. SS miles from Omaha
ti $lli par acre; rallies mortgage of
$;.,ort t b per cant.
UKORtiK ?l. WA1.ACF Kaellne Pldg.
BAlUlAlN
acres fruit farm with lo-room
house, good barn. etc. Close to Ft. Cal
houn city park. Bargain at 110.000. Joo
Rolen. Ft. Calhoun.
ii H18HEIJ4 WHKAT IJND. M PIMl
acre; Cheyenne Co., best aniAli grain
Co. In Mate, few anapa for early buy
ers. I-lve agenta wanted. Writ Funa
Ingsland tnv. Co., Pldney. Nab
GOOD TERMS
1M-acre central louglaa county farm,
all Improved, adjoining town, 1176 par
pcre J. R. tllhney, Klkhnrn. Neb.
O.NK or" THE BEST FAKM8 In Cedar
county, Neb., 144 acrea. $liu per. Relyea
and Olfford, 3m Ramge Kldg., Omana.
Neb.
FOR SALE Best large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraaka; very
little money required. C Bradley. Wol
br.cn, Neh. o
Wlaooastn taa.
VPPk-U WISCONSIN Uesl daily anil
general crop atat In the union; aettlera
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet S4 on Wis
consin Central Land Urant Excellent
lamia for stock raising. If Interested In
fruit lands ask fc. booklet on apple
oroharda. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Soo Lin Railway. Mlnueapolia.
Miiui.
Mtaeelusasoeia.
EXvic you a" Farm kor ba"CkT
Write a good description of your land
and sand It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five worda every rt
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday tor
one month, giving sixteen ada on t.wslv
different daa for Ui ur 60 words, M. or
",6 words, ti.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; -jOiKM readera daily In foi'.r great
states.
FOR any and ail kluJa of acreage lore
on or near car line, cull C. R. Combs,
W Brandais Theater Bldg. Doug. SS11
FARM LAND-FOR RENT
It ACRES.
For leaae or will sell on payments.
This lsnd Is 1 miles northwest of
Ploren.ee. 1 Improved and has a 6-room
house and a barn. Kor price call
CREIOH, HON 8 A COMPANY,
Douglas yo. 5" Bee Bldg.
a.TIl AND IIOV'D. 4 acrea, unimproved,
lil. 11 acres grass, wast Miller park,
JJi. John N. Frenser. Dougiaa 5M.
HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
l'hlrty-two mt.k gon Tor cheap.
JOnnHUH-lBIUUI m "U ina
1IAY-H.W ton. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. !.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
UXD grain. 100 lb.. Il.ti. Wagner. sOlN.ll
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
EXCEPTIONAL BAEQALNS
IF YOU are thinking of buying a good
uaed car now la your opportunity to
aava yourself money and secure a first
class car. Look over the Hat and writ
or call on ue.
One 1915 Maxwell 1460
One 1914 Ford touring car with lot
of extra equipment, extra ttrea... 271
On 1H14 Ford roadster with extra
equipment, demountable rim and
new Urea. In first class condition. T!t
On Hupp "aO" - t
One S6 horsepower Ma-well truck.
Thla ear Is being thoroughly over
hauled. Good tires all th way
around 100
One a-cyllnder Maxwell roadster,
Presto tank and klaxon horn 100
One Chalmer "30" roadster, in good
shspa
27$
C. W. FRANCIS AUTU. UU.
2218 Fsrnsm. Dougiaa M.
TIRES
TIRES
We have Just secured a Job lot of
standsrd tl.-es and offer you, subject to
prior sale:
5x3-46.75.
,x.lM,Non-kla. Wzb.
34x4-$14 26
x4vtltj8''H'. Plln tread caging. $30.00,
non klds, $22.60
Some slightly used at tlofc
Tlaclne. country tread casings.
used 200 mile. 22 W neli.
Other sles In proportion. Call up writ
or (Oitto in and see wn pargama we
bnve to offer In tires, Duplox Tlr Co.,
to om
2M
Farnam.
Jrw15 Kord roadstr, fin condition .. .$
.1 1
$11114 Overland touring.
)tii i
4 1!N& Ford tounng
Rl14 Ford touring...............
ana
37$
-1914 Fora panei mp ' '
Auto Clearing House. a rarwim. xj. i.
iiooii aacond-hand 1,000-pound Bulca
truck. $. Nebraska Bulck Auto Co.,
niu Farnam. Douglas 721.
Aatenioblles Wanted.
'.. Ak't-ui, ... iitn. second-hand
Ford:
must be cheap for caah; state full par
Itculars In first letter. . Lock Bog 1.
Tsbor. Is
Aato a.lveeg Osrsgn.
Indusirjal flsrage Co.. aoth A Harney nta
Aato Tires aaa gappllee.
"At'TO TIRES HALF PRICE).
Homer Hill. 1H Chicago 81
Aata Repalrla aad Palallag.
Automobile painting done by expert;
yeara' esperlence In
Omaha : work guar
anteed firat clan. Johnson-Danforth Co.
ITTTLlCX. tires last longer, are stronger
snd more durable: S'x3. $4.60. Ixlt
Fa ra am Bt. Douglas 4S7H.
flnfi reward for inanneto we can't repair,
Col I a repaired. Baysdorfer, 310 N. 13th.
Free winter atorage when tin are paint
ed and repaired, jonnson-i'anrortn co.
id lat or Rep. Co., 2034 FsrTT7Ji T.
Mlseellaaeons.
ATTTOMOBILB INSURANCB.
Fire, Theft. Liability and Property
Damage at wiw.ic staiea
KILLY. ULL19 THOMPSON.
$13-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. AID.
mIOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
1.4RLEY-DAVIDMON MOTORCTCI.ES.
Hargsin In used machines. Victor Roos,
"The Motorcycle Man." T,ut Leavenworth.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTlCli OF STOCKHOLDERS.
MEETING.
Nolle la hereby given that th regular
annus) meeting of the Htoekholders of the
HOl'lH PLATTE LAND COMPANY will
he held at the office of aaiil Company,
Room 701 Firat National Bank building,
l.ncoln, Nebraska, at 11 o'clock a. m., oa
the firat dav of March, A. D . 116.
Lincoln, Nebraska. February lat., 19H
C. 11. MOHKILU President.
W. W. TURNER. Bccretary.
Feby IdAX.
St. Loala Cirala Market.
HT. IOl'IH. Feb. ll-WH EAT No. 2
red. $1 $.Tl.34; No. t hard, nominal; May.
$i.26Vui.sfcV July, ii.awsn.aus.
cohN-No. 2. 74c; No. 2 whit. 77e:
May, Vr; July. 774o.
oAT No. $. 4Sc; No. a white, nominal.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
.,,, . , r j j
VBiiio in uooa vemnna unu xriv.es
ATfrtge About Ten Cents Up
on the Whole.
BIO RUN OF HOGS ON MARKET
OMAHA,
Receipts in
0'",.., , .,.. . ,
ffcal Tuaadav ...
Kstlinatp Wednesday
February 1. ''
i mm". i;r. M'o-i
.1 i
'., :. 7.11 19o7S
.. 4.300 l.tW U.M
Three days this week H iV.l Si tvd
Kama days last weak JS.XIT M.141 JU.t-M
Minn .Ih.is 2 wks. ago 17. 1st I.I0 F
Pnme il ivs t wks. ago 1M.774 M.i7 1T.2-S
8nma daya 4 wks. ago M.W S.tit
feine rial a last yaer.. .l; SO v nj.K.in
The following tnhle shows the it".-H"s
Of csttle. hegs end sheep at the South
(miaha market for the er to date aa
C IIIIVIKU M llli I.-, , , ,1
Cattle
Hogs
ISheep
.T4A ; j : w i,t?j
,.. 4.1.KHI 21M.I90 ...
,.8-l.lui X1.17K I4.K7S
1 110 follow. 11
lm iM.. lUc im
Fan,
at).
ii-h"
Feb.
Keh.
miew... h,l?" ?l ,h, 0,Bh'4 "y."" I SllKKP AND LAMBA Receipts, 1,000 n,u"' I? bu.; com, 17.000 bu.; oats.
parln.f0r tU ,Mt ,eW WU" Cn" ihJdr markert.nsetUe; wethers. 7.75 lV.- . . . , . , W1 w
-- n; .; ewes. ava.U; lamba. .0W10.4.). HmEZLa1 C" ':
raF1- M. ,.o...-..7yTiT,o M.rVat. TFT JP-
T W ) I 16 7 0.V T -l : Reeelpts, l.soo head; market blsher; na
T ttlH1 I si 1;: 7 t; t 7 4t s 9 live beef etecre, ;.ii.40; yearling steers
T t t Si T 4i 0 I I M and heifers. . IVS.ri. cows. Ih.bOtl'i.flO;
J 74. ' Mi 7 11 ' i 'Stockcrs snd feeders. ."i MMt7.Jf.; Tessa
T Sfl I r . a u . - .... , ijt ,.i . , .. 1 ..ah an ui. maw mnA
Feh
f t j T 44 I 7l I T T6 I T 80 47
C'" 3?"l I TVl 411 I 44' T ' I 12: T Mi 4K I
Pah
T 77
ty, 1 411 7 s 1 T ail
I el
n
Feb,
Teb.
teh.
Keb.
Psh.
m
S7I I Ml T f 01
7 75
1 2M 7 ! !'! T7
1 I 7 W 01 7 Oil 7
T S7
i t 84 - j b a. 7 n 7ti
sunrtn v.
Receipts and aispoeltton of live stock
at the I nlon Fto.-li yards, Omaha, Neb.,
ror twenty-four houre ending at S p. m.
yesterday;
RECEIPTS.
r tfl lln CV..n If-.'.
r- t a. c. 7 ""e
y. ,. n i DL. L 4
WabMh 1
Missouri Paiiirto .,
I'nlon Pacific wt
a
71 2i "i
1J
Ml 11 1
30 I
37 1
7 .. 1
a
a
2t: Ti "7
C. N. W asst.. 1
C. ai N. W.. west .. 60
, 8t. P.. M. ..
C.. B. A Q.. west.. 11
R- 1. P.. rgst
C. R. I. A P.. west ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ureal West I
Total receipts.
..17t
D.S.'OSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co
2l74
ml
Swift A Co
778
811
"m
1
1 M
2 m
3,878
Cudahy Packing Co....
t.TM
2.7K.1
4,li-8
Armour at i"o
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co...
Sinclair Packing Co....
Cleveland Provision Co.
Roth Packing Co
W. B. Vanaant Co....
Benton. Vansant A L..
Ulll A Bon
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
i.I. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
Itoaenatoch Bros
F. O. Kellogg
Wicrthelmer Degen..
H. F. Hamilton
Rothachild A Kreba...
01
11
114
Ith
8
113
in
W
41
K7
27
4
8W
Kit
I
II
a
1
1
2&
32M
M
2f
x
211.1
IMo. A Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Hlggina
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Olaaahers;
Banner Tiro
John Harvey
Dennis A Francis ....
Kline
Jensen A Lungren ....
Other buyers ..-
.. 1.79
Total 4.S6J 15.48$ 10.I4
C ATT LK Recel pt wer mall again
today, only 173 cara being, reported In,
Thla leavea the total for the three daya
this week at 14 6kg bead, the smallest of
any recent week, but more than doubt
th receipt or a weeg ago.
cattle or all Kind were in gooo De
mand nd th trad fairly active at
price that wer strong to as much aa
10a higher. The big end of the receipts
changed bands In good season In th
morning. Today' advanca carries th
market to a point that I around 2&o
higher than last week. This means that
last week decline ha been fully recov.
red.
Blockers and feeder were again atrong.
being 100 or more higher than last week.
quotation on cattia: uooa to cnoiu
beevea, $7.90&ti.30; fair to good beeves,
$7 common to fair beeves, $4.to1)
4.76; good to choice heifers, t4.2bet7.00;
good to choice cow. $4.otM.gO; fair to
good cows. $." iu'iift 90;; common to fair
cows. $4.26476.26: good to cholc feeder.
$7.004P7.i; fair to good feelers. $ft.6itt7.(M;
common to fair feeders, Vi.totyUMi good to
choice stockors, gi. 40(87.86; stock heifers.
$6,7647.00: stock cows, $4.76tt.M; stock
calvss, $4.601417.60; veal calves. $7.O0J.74;
bull, stags, etc., 4.76ps...
BEEF BTE7KRS.
Na At. Pr. Na A v. Pr.
44 UN 4 SO II UM 1 It
7 Ht 7 14 14 Ml 7 14
I n T
1 1174 f ft
...1VT T 4
...KM I It
ai usn as
PTEKRW AND HKIFEKB,
1 1"l 7 n IT
HI I N
J sis T to
HEIFER".
1 14 4 M 4
t IM 6 SO I
4 17 4 M u ,
, 7H ( 4
, 'l II
til IM
CALVES.
1 11 7 M a 311 7 M
1 IT I 44 1 1H IM
FEEDERS' AND 8TOCK.KKS.
4 1071 M 1 144 4 4
01 774 4 It at Ik
SS 1071 7 SO 11 UI I u
II 1041 7 M 44 304 I 4
HOOrt Supplies wr again of liberal
proportion. om 2tM cars, or 11,000 head,
showlna ut. Th run for th firat half
of th week foots up 60,134 head, as against
61.141 laat wek, m.uj two wees ago ana
30.U6 for th corresponding day of laat
year.
Hellers, remembering yestcrdsy' heavy
shipper purchases and th strength that
developed on the cloae or the market.
asked sharply higher price thla morning,
and aa snippers again had broad orders
they did not waste much time In dicker
Ing around, but soon got doivn to business
al price that wer lolly 10c higher and
In spots vn mors than that. beveraJ
loada reached $x.O0, equalling th beat pre
vious price or ine year.
Packers' blda showed strsngth right
from the outset, n1 apparently fearing
that shippers would sgsln gst close to
half the auppllea klile- nuyeia were soon
buying freeiy at prices that were fully
aa good and In aome rases better than
those paid by shippers, packer purchases
showed In the main a ijPl6o advance,
while general trade la uuolaule aa mostly
lofiliie higher. The market aaa on of th
olu-fasliloned snappy kind, and at 10
o'clock practically everything that had
arrived had changed hands, which mean
that a good shsr of th supply a as
cleaned up.
Bulk of aalea waa quotable at $7.60-4
7. to, with aome ecattertng light at tiff below
this spread, and lope brought $8.00. The
longest string landed at $7. IM). and the
average market waa th highest of th
year to data.
sis. A?, ga. rr. Ms A. k. Pr
41 114 ... 7 1 tl til 0 7 71
W 14 ... Til 7 is ... 110
s 4 ... 7 at 71 m ... (Hit
114 ... 7 H tl tlrl Mia
in i 1 sb it i4i ... 7 m
44 147 10 7 M 71 14 ... 7 M
PICK.
11 121 ... 7 41 Ill ... 7 to
1 ll ... I IS
Hit Km Another libersl run of sheep
snd lamb wss on hand for today
trade, arrival being estimated at forty-m-ien
rsrs, or ll.nO head. This put
supplies for the three dsys at 31.W1 head,
being alout 1.X emaller than laat week,
but t.Oiiu heavier than two week ago,
and a gain of nearly l.ouo head, aa com-
fiared with the corresponding day of
ant year.
Ths eoft weather apaprently had an
adverse effect on the demand, and to
day' a early blda on lamha were uniformly
lower, prices ahowtng a decline of about
ICfrl6c. Aged aheep war slso wanted
at lower figures, and as seller were of
the opinion that any revision In the price
list should ba upward, a good shsr of
the forenoon paeaed with practically
nothing dons.
In fact. It was nearly noon before trad
ing finally alerted, but In th end sailers
partially carried their point, for moat of
the lamb aalea looked ateady, or very
cloae to It. Top again reached 311.00, end
uuoiatkon on all grade were unchanged.
Feeders, too, brought generally ateadv
prtcee. mates of the lamb that broucht
$10.66 yesterday went st the aam prlc
today.
Aged sheep, which did not appear to
be very badly wanted on early rounds.
fell in line after the market got under
way. and finally moved on abou, aleady ,
Two more loads of fed western
from
the same feed lot a a thoe that
topped venterdav'a market at 17.70 re-
ptd to.isy. and other ewe, of a de
slralile sort want at n.WW.OO. A prett
. decent cleiiranre of all grades wss made
lefnre nixui.
' . i. e.., itttuxo saiea :
No.
At.
. Iw
. 71
. 7t
Pr
7 mi
10 tn
in 7
m n
10
ti fe.l !(
fed
!' Smith Dakota fad lamba.
;'7 I'lubo Ismrs
V 'ril Mmbs
m..,, . n ii.ih
V-i" "h OakHa 'ambs
'tfl It mba
IH1CAOO 1.1 VR STOCK
7
71
7
11 '
ia 7S
7K 10 00
MIRKKT
, ... T. -k
fattle Utroaa -lleaa Htmst ghees)
I'asettled.
CMICAOn, Fab. 11 CATTLK Racalpta.
14. mm head, market atrona; native beef
steers, .7(Wi T.. with a few fanrv at 10 2f;
western steers, storkers snd
reeiera. Viifl7 40; cows and heifers. IH.iiS
call as. s.7MI1l..v.
lit KlS-Recelpia. 4A.tHl head; market
strona. 1V to hieber: bulk of sales.
t.Wfi.W; light. g;.7i4ia.ir; mired. t.0i
R. 40- he.vv r;.Vg.4A: mllih. g7.SMlg.10;
CATTLK-
helf..rs, M-iWiti W; native calves, v.0ii
H
win naeelnts. 11 son bead: market
higher; plga and llgbta. $A.oy.IOj mled
and butchers, tft.10iiift.40; good heavy. IS.K
iit4
8IIKP7P AND LA MR! Receipt. .S0
bead; market steady; yearling wethers,
lj. i.nrio.w: lamba. S4.94dll.S6; ewes,
$!&
Kansas tlty Mt gtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, M., Feb. W.-CATTLK
Hecalpts. g.OOO head: market ateady,
cows, strong: prime fed steers, M.MVirt .00;
dressed beef steers. 7.0il.S0; western
teara t&aiw a): atncksra and feeders.
KI0ivt7.7&; bulls. $5.(r 75; calves. tt.Vf
I (.J
HOfiS aeceipu, IS.000 basd: market
hlsher: bulk of sales. 7.7Mi,20: heavy.
y 0t.nW: psckers and butchers, i"."
JV u.h. l7 7Mii): t.lss. t.&iMr7.7A.
HIIEEP AND LAMIW-RecelPta. 11.000 No. rrlng: 1 car. $1 JJ. No. 1 durum:
head market lower; lamba. l.vffil.on; 1 1 ear. $1 w No. $ durum: 1 car, fl.0.
w fi.KVi.ia. ,'tiia- u. .. si ia
lone City "tack Market.
1 SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Tab. 1. CATTLt!
timi,. ? rwni heed- market ataadv: na-
live steers, M"tj (.no; nincners.
cows and heifers, Io.onr(i.wi; stocser nnn
feeders, ti.0"ti7.K; bulls, stage. tc, --'
ti 10. ...
I lPOOS-Racelpts, IS.OO heed: merk"t
'ie higher; heavy $8.0iffi.; mlaed.
I$7 HVflg.on; light. $7.fif7.o; bulk of ale.
,$7.ifr8.no. , . .
SHKKP AND T.AMBB Receipts, VW
head; market o nigner; lamos, sid-hi
i 10.75,
Mock in aiaht.
Recelpta of live stock at the five prin
cipal western marketa yesterday were aa
follows: . ,
I
l at lie. nogs. -neap.
... 4 300 lS.oon ll.oiKl
... 8,000 in.OOO ll,0
... a.1" n
...14,000 4MW 18,'itt
... 2.W0 1S.000 .W
("oiith Omaha
' Kansas City .
St. l4ul
'"hlcago
Bloux Oily ...
Total
.a.ooo 10.1, aw u.9t
St. Joseph Live t toe It Market.
PT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Keb. 14.-CATTLK
Recelpta. I.WiO hea.1; market ateady:
steers, $7.0nti.2K; cows and helfsrs, $4.00
tfjfc.M. ralvra. $4,004)1036. .
MOOS Recelpta. Mi had; market
higher; top, $3.20; bulk of aalea, 37.6M9
'mlF.RP AND LAMB" Receipt. 2.600
head; market alow; lamba, $10.0oj:U.OO.
NKW YORK OBNEHAL MARKET
aatlon of th Day oa Varloa
Cosasaodlllee.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-rLOUR-Ftrmly
held.
WHKAT Spot, trong: No. 3 hard.
$1.40H; No. 1 durum, $1 sum No. 1 north
ern, tiuluth, ll.lllii and No. I northern,
Manitoba. H.riw. f. o. b. New York. Fu
ture were firmer; May, $1,334.
CORN Hpot. firm; No. $ yellow, MSo,
c. I. f. New York.
OAT Hpot, firm; standard. Mttfltic.
HA Y Firm: No. 1. 31.3b 1.30: No. 1
ai.17Vrl.22H.
HOi'H nieady; atat, common 10 rnoics,
mis, lft4i7o; l'.il4, bUj; Paolflo oat. lVli,
124T15e; liH, 3d'10c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, S16j Central
America, 31c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock, flnta, StQ
34c; seoonds. fCtUo. .
PROVISIONo-Pork, firm; mes $31.6019
fin (Mi- fa ml I w 121 htosU'J kfl- ahnrt el.ae
$1 .soamoo. Reef, firm; mess, $17 00fflu7.;
ramiiy, ii wniH :io. jrd, aironier; mid-
dle weat, I10.4UW10.M1,
TALLOW, ateady: city. lUc: country.
fll4jo; aneclal, t'AO.
BUTTlUt Firm; rclpt. $.23 tu;
creamery extras. !!4aj,1o, rn.is, jo-
We: seconds, wvyHj.
FXKIS Cnsettled; receipt. ,3 esses;
fresh gathered, estraa, 2Mjc: extra
flrsta. imiic; first, zaQ'A"; econds,
22itfaL"Ac.
CHEKSE-Bteady; receipt. 2,45$ boxes;
state, whole milk, llaia neln, colored,
specials, ll'ae; same. whit. Me; same,
colored, average fancy, 16c: aama, white,
1"V?; flat current make, special. l'Hc;
a average run, 1741'iiMo.
POtTLTRT Liva, firm; western ehlek
n. ISoi fowls. 174jc; d reused atrong;
fresh killed chicken, 16VtCTc; fowl,
14W: turky. 30c.
Kansas City Orala aaa PravUloaa.
KANSAS CITT, Fab; W.-WHEAT-No.
t hard. $l.$lCia: No. i red. $1.201. ;
May, $l.3tr-4; July. $1.17.
CORN-No. a mixed. TOUftTTi: No. a
whit, 71fl'7V: No. $ yellow, 7$H4f73c;
MWy, 74V&74'io; July. 74V-
OATB No. i white. 44r.V0c; No. I mixed.
4W;47c
BUTTER Creamery, 30c; flrU. 28c;
second. Mc; packing, 19V-
E'lOX Firsts. 23c; seconds, 3ac.
POl'LTR Y Hene, 14c; turky. V;
springs. 13c.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Fb. 1l. METALS Lesd,
$4 30. ftpelter, not quoted. Copper, firm;
elartrolytlc, nesrby, $2S.f.O; liter, $2.7MJ
27.60. Iron, steady and unchanged. Tin,
ateady: spot. $4l.iMJt2 to.
At Ixmdon: Knot oopper, 104 10; fu
turea, 103; electrolytic, (Its 10s. Spot tin,
1N2; futurea. a 1N2. Antimony, I1J6. Lead,
32 2a 4d. Hpelter. Hon.
Dry Good Market.
NE3W TORK. Feb. 14.-DRT OOODS-
Cotton good ruled firm and active to
day. Woratsd and cotton yarn ware
flnu, with a broad demand. Jobber
were Duy and read y-to-wea r manufae
turer received large order.
agar Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. l.-KUOAR-Ra w,
firm; centrifugal, 6.03c; molasses. 4.261.
Refined firm, bugsr future higher in
sympsthy with th firmness la th spot
msrket. At noon prices wer 4 to 7
yxjtnt nigner.
gnysrstf Aggie aaa Drlag rralls
NEW TORK. Fab. 14. EVAPORATED
APPLrV Dull and nominal.
DRIED FRlTTf Prune, firm. Apri
cots snd peaches, quiet. Ralaln dull
nd Irregular.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1ft. -W II KAT-Bpot
No. $ hard winter, new, ls 4d.
CORN pot, American mixed, new, 11
Twenty-One Bodies
Taken from Mine
Near Butte, Mont.
BUTTS. Mont. Feb. 11 Twenty-one
men wer victim of Butte's worst mining
dtsester which resulted from th fir
which broke out th alrahaft ia th 1,200
foot level of th Pennsylvania mln her
Monday night. Thla developed at a o'clock
thla morning when th bodies of th last
six to b accounted for wer found by
a crew of nine helmet men at th foot of
the manwy on th l,2oo-foot level of the
mln about 1,000 feet from th tatlon.
ft) I Til I VT f)T) ATlITrP II I D VVT
0KA1I1 AMJ rnUUUl-J MAnNLl
With Good Receipt! and BriiV De
mand Price of Wheat Advance!
Cent to Cent and Half.
BULLS HOLD CORN MARKET
OMAHA. February 1. 1M.
The run of araln was rather hearv tn-
l""v "nl there waa a auhvtantial advance
evaryining on xna usi
Thn demand for wheat waa quite active
,n market ranged generally from
l to 1'kC hleher Ika hoik nf l,a
'T'"' r "binary hard winter va-
rlety.
J Tue corn market waa also bullish and
I r,l,el frm unchanged to to higher. The
was of very omr quality and the
, era rather heavy,
' . i( recelpta Increased considerable t-
,"y and Ihe demand for thla cereal waa
:id. Ihe market ranging from un
c,'"',''l " V higher,
1 Th demand for rye and barley wis
'"w, and these markets were quotea
, uni h"i.
crlptn of ,rai bu. and shipment of Ttt.-
ii. iasi yasr.
Primary cirn racalpta were l.sw.ftna bit.
and ahipinenta S71.0M bu., against rerlpta
of M u) bu, and shipments of Ve
Is st year.
Primary oats receipts were l.lio.oen bn.
and ahlpmeiita 1.17H.000 bu., against ra
calpta of ft"A0)0 bu. and shipnvont of 1,181.
000 bu. last tear.
CARLOT lUDCFJTPTtl.
Wheat. Com, Oaa
Chlcsgo IM el
l.tt
nti..iMii. an
1 Diiltith 4 ...
Omaha eg 1
Kansas City 1i Hi
Ht. Ixiuis 7-1 M
Winnipeg , 23& " ...
These aalea war reported taxis y:
3a
is
Wheat No. 1 ham winter: 1 car.
$1 n:
S car. $1 J0V4; 4 rare. $1.10; I cars, I1.1V
10 cars. 11 id: i car, f !.-; 1 cara, si m;
J ears, $1.17. No. 4 hard winter: 4 cara,
$1 17: I car. $1.1'i; ours. $l.ltl; cara.
iv,,..vi,vi.inv,v ., - ' ' -
II Ifti; 4 cara, $1. IS; cara, $1.14; 4 a-$ ear a.
: ears, si.u; cars tpoor; i.-s
Hampje hard winter: I 1-4 care. l.t; I
1 car. 11.08; I car. $1.02; cara, oc: 1 car.
Oats No. a whit: cars, : 4 rsrs.
4K No. 4 white: t cara, 46o; 4 car. 44V.
xampie: 1 car, 4Jo; 1 oar, 4ZVfco; i- oar.
1 n
Com No. 4 white: : eai
:ra 7c; l car,
o. No. ft white:
Wo; 1 rBr, 8Ue; 1 car. 6o
. 1 car, He: a tars. 2c; 1 oar. lr. No.
i whits: a cara. 67c. No. yellow: 1 ear,
Use; a cara. 4c; t ear. Mt4o: 1 car,
No. yellew: 4 car, tottc; f car, 5e. No.
,4 mixed: a car. OUHo; a -i cara, esc. No.
f mixed: 1 car, tic; I car. lo: 7 ears.
cara. c; 1 oar, tc; car. 6.
o. mixed: 1 car, 68c; l ear, 7Vi;
cars, 67c; 2 cara, Wc; a ear. 64k:: 7 car.
66c. Sample white: 1 car, 46c. Bample
yellow: a ran, 46c; 1 car. 4'ic. sample
mixed: 1 oar. 0c; 1 car, 4o: 2 cara, 4c;
1 car, 47c; 1 car, 4o; J cara, ibo; a gar.
43c; 1 car, 42c; 3 rare, 41 ic; 6 car. 400.
2 cars, S9; 1 car, 36n.
OmHha cash rlces--Wheat : No. I hard.
$1.S-I.W; No. 3 hard, $l.lWai.:i; No. 4
hard, l.nvi4.17: No. a spring, $1.231 ;
No. $ spring, l.!Hri.t3; No. 3 durum, $1.13
rl $0; No. $ durum, $1.17jn.l: sample.
kuoiugi.O. Corn: No. 3 white. gTtvnwil;
No, 4 white. 4j;iV(iH7c; No. 6 whlto. )-yMc;
No. white, fw. i7c; No. 3 yellow, W4
Wc; No. 4 yellow, No. t yellow.
ii36c; No. 4 yellow, S7HTjWic: No. 1
mixed. 7HiUV! No- mixed. VUc
no. mixed. 64iQ4Uo; no. mixea. m
57ie-
ample. 4u4Ko. Oats: NO. 1 wnue.
47444JHSC; standard, 474J'47V4jC; No. I whlla,
4tirj'4ii'o' wo. wnue, etxnrnc. Drj.
Malting, eiirwc; no. 1 raea. wffoso. y;.
No. 1. 9imc: No. 3. tXKhUle
Chicago cloaln price, furnished Th
Pa by Logan Bryan, atock and grata
broker. 31 Uouth BUtaenth gtreet,
Omaha.
Ariirlel tpen. I High. I Lot
Close.) YeTy.
Wheat!
May.
July.
1 M4j4
1 30S
1 3UY
1 W
1 aoMS l 2VtS
1 3Vs
1 Zt
1 4wyaii
7tTVl7T5tjt('
corn.
May
nsmisi
ras
July.
l"4ji
76H
oats.
May.
July.
Pork. I
4irsi4mrs
4SJ 44V
4S
4W4TS;4Sf4
so. T
X 201
SO $7W 30 46
May.
20 70-73 20 $7141
70
30 75
10 30
10 66
July
30 76 I 21 00
Lara.
M.v.ll tt-301 10 46
10 40-43,10 50-32
.luly.j 10 7HJ10 40-43,
Rib. I
10 00 I 10 7H
11 11 40
11 72H 11 b .
Msy. 11 W I H 42MJ
11 47H
July.l 11 4fi 11 7
CHICAGO GRAIN AND FROVHIONS
Feat a re Traftlagr Claalagr
Pi tee aa Bar of Traae.
CHICAOO, Feb. 11 Wheat price
bulged to a considerable extent today
Influenced largely by talk of urgent need
for auppllea In Oreat Britain. The market
although somewhat unaettled at th cloae.
;liii.'ieil IH'imv 10 so nei nigner wmi
May t Il.aiiWU'l.30H and July at $1.23V.
Other leadlna- .-"taples. too, all scored
gains-con; .H oaU, So to Wc,
ana provisions, itps".
Assertions that ths British govern msnt
wu huvlne sheet at th seaboard did a
good deal t& ore the trad to notkja
rumor of autnnmr Having neen gTsatsa
to British officials to take draetio meas
ure to Insure mor adequate auppllea. It
waa said that In addition to a mor atrlot
control of Brlliah ahtpplng th order
sanctioned If necessary th aalsure of
food store of any deacriptlon, presum
ably storss on hand In Great Britain and
Ireland. According to dispatches from
Liverpool the stork of wheat thsr was
Insufficient and miller wer nervous over
the outlook. The affect of auch bullish
advance wag a llttl offset by New York
report Just before tn close that big
clearancea wer expected a fourteen
learner for Europe were to tax grain
out within the next four day.
Many unfavorable crop report that
war received from th southwest and
the central west formed a handicap an
the bears In wheat. Word was at hand
also of n actlv milling demand at Du
luth, Kansa City and elsewhere. Fur
thermore, announcement was mad that
a round lot of wheat held for escort
had been sold at th Oulf of Mexico to
day at the May price, a rate l'v higher
than on any prevtoug comparison with,
the May delivery.
Corn advanced mainly aa a result of
recelpta being smaller than expected. Be
sides, further salea to Europe war re
ported. Oat derived their flrmnea prin
cipally from the strength of other grain.
Nothing wag heard of any sesboard de
mand. Higher price en hog and cereal car
ried provisions upgrade. In addition th
msrket waa affected by newa that the
French government had bought 12.0rtn.ooii
pounds of fat bacon. The aenil-monthlv
report of warehouse stock In Chicago
waa also construed as racier bullish.
rhK-agn Caah 1'rlces Wheat: No. 2 red.
$1.3I,H SIW; No. 3 red, $l.3ftp1.29; No. t
hard, $1.2ul.301; No. $ hard, $1.25Wfl.:i.
Corn: No. 3 yellow, nominal; No. 4 yel
low, 7314i7S'ic: No. 4 white, 72iiuvTSV..
Oats: No. 3 white, 47V(T4sc: standard,
O-ftWtC.. Rye: No. t. $1.02. Parle v. 6H
;h: Seeds; Timothy. $5.6tfl1.ou. clover
HOnols..V. Provisions: Pork. $l.'.iifa
2C7S- i.r4. UolISj: ribs. $10.w 11.30.
EXlfl Lower; receipt. 4.702 esses:
firsts, 21c; ordinary first, 30c; at mark
si"- Included, IStJJlc
POI'LTRY-Altv. lower; fowl. 14e;
sprlnsB, 17c.
Bl'TTER Higher; creamery, U&tie
POTATOES Lower; receipts 60 esrs;
Mlchigsn. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kota whltaa, 5o(t!02; Minnesota and
Dakota Ohio, iHtj'nU:
Mlaneapolle Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Fb. 14. WHEAT.
May. $12f12H: July. $1 27. Cash: Na.4
1 hard. $1.34; No. 1 northern, $1.3ut9l.34:
No $ northern. 81.3atH.ai.
FLOCR Fancy patent. 87 00; first
clesrs. tfi 30; other grades unchanged.
BA RLET 6fl73c.
RYEVefrc.
BRAN-4l.00a An.
CJHN-No. 8 yellow T7jro, i
OATS-No, 8 white. 484gV. ',
FLAXPEED-ftl 36di.3.
Oil aaa Roela.
SAVANNAH Ga, Feb. H.-TTRPE.
TINE Dull. 63o; sales', none; recelpta. -ft
barrels; shipments. "iS barrels: atok,
1i.7.7 bsrrela.
ROBIN steady: Sales. 674 harrela; 1--ceipt
t.M barrels: alupinents I, Ml ha -rels;
stocks, iS,"Vl hsrreln. J . t on:
A, B C. D and
$ fw: F $ ,
f. jftfli.IS: H $'. r.:
lo.i, N, $i'ij, WU,
1. li.H: I-.,
$:.:v. W W.
.M.
$