THF, HKK: OMAHA, WKDNKSDAY, MARCH 1. 101(1.
11
PERSONAL
M.0"u To FKN8ION 1NVAUD8.
The ladles' Home Journet $164)
The Saturday Evening Post $1 50
The Country Gentleman tl.ta)
"0 subscrlbtlnns each month till
April tarns that $3,0on for The Inva
lid' Pension Ass'n. Your order or re
Bwwal contributes frV. Vrgent. lO
needed In February. Phone Douglas
Tito, or address
UORDON. TUB MAOAZINB MAN.
Omaha, Nab.
YOCNO woman comma- to Omaha aa
strangers arc Invited to visit the Young
Woman'a Christian aaaorlntlon building
st 17th St. and St. Mary'a Ave., where
they will he directed to suitable board
ing placea or otherwise assisted. lxok
for our travelers' guide at tha Union
Station
TUB Salvation Armv Industrial home o
llolta your old clothing, furniture, mag-
aslnes. we collect. e nistnoute.
Phons Douglas 4136 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new home.
1110-1113-1114 Dortse Ft.
JIAFSAGR AND ELECTRK" BATHS,
chlropodv and manicuring. Misses Grnv
and Head. 210-212-214 Bnlrd Blk., 17th
and Doiislas Douelss 34 x
6M A LL CtOAR FACTORY for sale. Go
ing concern. Good reason for selling.
R. A. S'mPson. Blue Mill. Neb.
BTT P T TT T? TP Successfully treated
Ui Ull Hi whout a surgical
operation. Call or write Drs. Wray 4k
Matheny. 9o Pea Bldg.. Omaha.
STRAW hats dyed; look like new. Plumes
and Paradise aigrettes cleaned and dyed.
Iora Elscle. D, 113B City Nat'l Bk.
H TO H class ladles' tailoring. H. K sober.
Flomsr Hotel Bldg-.. 304 N. 17th. Tyler 237.
PERSONAL Mlsaes Staple and Shaffer,
hath, electric treatment. Open a. m. to
p. m. Douglas 718. 4n Ware Blk.
MAE BRUOMAN.
steam and shower batha. Maasage. Red
2727. Room 203. Kerbs ch HI
EXPERT Swedish lady, graduate chlro
pratlo, electrio treatments. 1715 Dodge,
9 to 7 .
RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re
suits guarant'd. Dr. Bowser. 314 Bee Bldg.
Scientific maaaageT Eao Be Bid
Phone Douglas 6372.
SJXSSAOE Miss Webster, 51b Paxton
BU. Douglas 3227.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished Hooms,
ATTRACTIVE, newly furnished front
room; modern home: good service;
walking distance. Will serve break
fast. Harnev 3198,
REFINED business gentleman, who
would appreciate fine room In modern
home. West Farnam, walking distance.
Call Harney 6193.
FOR RENT Furnished room In private
family. West Farnam district. Oentle
nan preferred. References required.
K. 620. Bee.
HOTEL (iANFORD, HOTEL. 1IARLET,
19th and Farnam. 20th and Farnara.
Special Ratea to Permanent Quests.
LARGE modern room, private farnllv.
Two gentlemen preferred. Harney 1S23.
2o.S2 ST. MARY'S AVE. Walking distance,
4.50 and $5. a week.
Housekeeping; Rooms.
DAVENPORT, 2010 Light housekeeping
apartment, furnished, modern.
Board and Hooms.
SOUTHEAST room, suitable for two,
with board. Private family, walking
distance. Harney 60f2.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
Apartments and Houses.
Apartments.
Month pkkb rent
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT.
J-r. and bath, apartment, brick; mod.
except heat; good neighborhood: $12.60.
P. E. BUCK, 912 Omaha Nat. D.
Houses.
FOR KENT My beautifully furnished
stucco home, including garage and
, garden apace. References required. Web-
ater 7033,
Two five-room, strictly modern cot
t aires. S221-3223 Leavenworth. Harney
'1551.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
West.
i- ROOM house, 3608 N. 28th Ave.. II.
Phone Webster 4600.
HOUSE, five-room, modern, for rent.
Call 1218 B. 12th St.
TTortn.
3313 OODBN ST. New 6-room bungalow,
on paved street; oak and maple finish;
' one-half block to car. Call Colfax 3226
pr Colfax 2921.
ioh GRANT ST. 7-r. com., modern. tJS.
T. F. HaU. 433 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 740.
Soma.
tESIRABLE 6-roem cottage, modern ex
cept furnace. O S. 19th Ave. HUen
baugh. D. 4236.
"Georgia Ave. Near Mason. 8 rooms,
all modern, first class. Key next door.
S-lt. house, sleeping porch; Field Club
1'lst. 906 8. 3f,th Ave. Harnev 3S24.
M lietllaseeai.
tel Sol'TH 25th Ave., 4-r., first fir.
915 N. 2Sth Ave. (C), 4-r
2528 Hurdette St. to.), 4-r
''.I N. 2Sth Ave. (C), 4-r
ill N. 12th St., 6-r.. second floor,
:i N. 20th St.. 6-r
Ifc36 N. 24th .St., 6-r
'.'214 R. 20th St.. 6-r
-MKi Sherman Ave., 6-r
nl7 S. 24th Ave., 6-r
S 3 N. 20th St., 6-r. flat
I.W S. 24th St., -r.
'34 S. 24th St.. 6-r.
1121 N. 18th St.. -r
I -.07 Burdette St., 7-r
;'.I39 Mason St., 7-r
.111.00
$10.00
.$12.00
.110 on
.$18 00
.120.(10
.$12.00
.$16.00
.$'-'3.00
$20.00
.$20.00
$16 00
$25.00
.$36.00
THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
212 South 17th ist., Omaha, Neb. D. 297.
.lo.uO l-r. house and 4 lois, 3415 Maple St.
.;5.00 7-r., strictly mod., 340 Franklin.
J6.0T 7-r., atrlctly mod.. 1718 S. 2th St.
MO.Ou 7-r., strictly mod., square house.
K.15 Pacific St.
These are all good houses. Look
. In ni over.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Douglas 1009.
rUK UAKlJKNlNU AND POULTRY".
6-r., downtown, colored; $12. Also a
2 nnd a S (like bungalow) and ACRE
GROUND. $6 and $7. Also 6-r.. Call
fornln bungalow and acre, $14. Tel.
M. 2107. Evenings. Wei 2S"7.
J.12 NICHOLAS ST., 4-r. flat, mod., steel
range, gas stove, kitchen cabinet, water
paid. $W.
2,'iloS Bristol, 4-r. house, part mod.. $14.
RASP BROS., DouA lftfq '
HOUSES FOR RENT. "
CRE1GH. SONS & 'CO.
Ms REE BI.PO. DOUG. 200
1126 S. 31st. modern. rooms. tlO.
ani Douglas, modern, 8 rooms. $33.
ii 8. 41st, modern. 7 rooms, $23.
JOHN N. FHENZER. DOUGLAS 5M
fiOVV THlS?"8-r.. mod., select," 1516 BT
28th, $X: 6-r.. mod., 1325 S. 27th. $19;
-r.. mod.. 2718 Howard. $25. 2 others.
Doug. 14S2. Tyler 2140-J.
FOR RENT-APTS AftlD FLATS
Z iivjit.
VERY choice 4 or C-ronm steam heated
apartment, on West Farnam St.
JOHN W. ROBR1NS, 1M.2 FARNAM ST.
FOUR rooms; south from:, good Condi-
Ioug 25"n" di8lance' Tbe Hamilton.
MODF.RN 6-room aparuneut. including
7i!Pln l"'rCl1- WU locll- Harney
-North.
TWO 4-room apartments' In the ivy apart
MOM Y . . 1 ... .
?lBurnhani. Webster 6!,".
FOUR anoT7-rooru apai imenTnoar P. O :
low rent. O. StebUna.
Soar.
NORMANDIE A PARTM ENT-Park Ave
and Pacific, fine first floor spartment!
conaisting of large reception hall, very
large living room, dining room, two bii
bedrooms and bath, large kitchen, pan
try, closets, maid s room; one of the
best srranged spartnienta in the city
immediate poasenxlon. Price $60 imp mo
D. V. SHOLES CO,
H6-16 City Nat. Bsnk Bldg. Poug 4.
FIVE-ROOM steam heatti; ar,artmentT
vry desirable; tne Chula Vlsa. 3"th
and Poppletoit Ave.. fri.'.50 Jj Brau
dels Theater Illdg. Doug. 1571.
MOVING ANO STORAGE
GLOBE VANXbTOia"GET
Btores. moves, packs, ships; $-horse
Van and 1 men. $1.26 per hour; storage,
$1 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douglas 4 and Tvler 20.
GORDON VAN CO.
Tacking, storage and mov
ing. U N. 11th St. Pbons
Douglas $94 or Harney 1937.
OMAHA Truck. Van and storage Co.
moving, racking, storage and shipping
Phone Douglas H96.
F1DLUTY icb FitEK
Thons Douglas $88 for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments; also for
storsge, moMug. lsth ami Jackson sis.
FIREPROOF WARKHOt'SU:
Separate, locked rooms, for household
foou.i and pianos; moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAOB CO..
(ton S. !th St. Douglas 413.
J(' iKF.I) KPr"' Co. Moving.
. V. l.tjjXJ pBrklnK nnd atorage.
1207 Farnam St. rjouglaa 14i'..
WANTED TO RENT
famished lloosea. Flats.
IS YOUR raoi'KKTY VACANT?
If so let us rent It for you to one of
the many prospects we have waiting for
4, 6. and 7-room modern houses, cot
tages and flats In good locations. The
demand Is so great for properties of
thin kind we cannot meet it. Call our
Rontal department and give tis an op
portunity to place ons of the many
prospects In your property. Phone Doug
las lfl".
HASTINGS St HETDEN. 1614 Harney St.
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN
CHOICE modern suburban reldenoe, 6
acres of land on paved road near Flor
ence.. R. H. Lauderyou. 20J Neville Blk.
Phone Douglas 6766.
FOR RENT BUSINESS PR'PTY
Stores.
VERY desirable stores In Grain Exchange
building, fire proof, in line with growth
of business center. Make a selection to
day. F. D. WEAD, S10 S. 18th St.,
Wead Bldg.
MALL store room; very desirable; rent
I; 1620 Cass St. tONKAU YOUIHU,
322 Brandcls Theater. Douglas 1571.
STORE ROOMS at 1!-1M1 Farnam St.
Thos. F. Hall. 433 Ramge Bldg. D. 7406.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Meat.
W. L. SELBY & SONS. INSURANCE.
Extraordinary House Bargain
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL AND CREIGH
TON COLLEGE.
Five rooms, thoroughly modern, and
ss good as new: all specials paid:
worth $3,000; will sell for $2,250. This Is
the best bargain In Omaha today.
About $730 cash required. Out-of-town
owner asks us to sell quickly. Remem
ber this is within walking distance of
the retail district.
Shuler & Cary,
204 Keeline Bldg. Phone Doug. 4ZS3,
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?
1 acre, worth $2,500, and one 6-room,
new house, worth $3,000. all for $4,250;
cash, balance $36 month. Fruit view.
Near car line and school.
WILLIAM COLFAX.
Keeline Bldg. Douglas IMP.
$600 CASH
Will buy a brand new all modern bun
galow, just finished, at 35th and How
ard St.
H. X WOLF.
814 Ware Blk. Doug. 806$.
DO you think shingles all the same
thickness? They are not. I use C to 2.
Ask a lumberman If there la any better.
Tel. Benson 122. F. 8. Trulhnger.
HEAL ESTATE, Fire and General In
surance. Art Thatcher. 1217-18 City
National Bank Bldg. Douglas 3801.
Tfortfc.
IT'S A BUNGALOW.
Latest style, 6 extra large rooms, wall
arranged; oak finish, beamed ceilings
and other special features; choice east
front lot, psved street, near 17th and
Laird Sts. $500 cash, or good lot will
do for first payment.
EASP BEOS.,
106 McCague Bldg.
A Fine Home
For Very. Little Cash
Two-story cottage; oak floors: strictly
modern; large lot- Small monthly pay
ments. 3331 Ames Ave.
Norria & Norris,
400 Bee Bldg. Phone . Doug. 4270.
""YOUR DAY TO PROFIT IS HERE
Offering two five-room houses with H
acre of ground four blocks from Flor
ence car, at a bargain. Will sell small
payment down, balance on terms to suit.
Just starting, now 6-room house,
strictly modern, two blocks Miller Park
school. Will sell on terms.
THOS. L. M'GARRT.
Keeline Bldg. Red 4344.
SAC RJ KICK SALE.
This 6-room strictly modern cottage
at 8803 Florence Blvd. Owner wants
$2,400. Building and Loan Association
has loaned $1,460 on this property. Will
be sold this week for the highest offer.
Shown onlv by appointment.
PAYNFJ INVESTMENT COMPANY.
637 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781. o
BUY FROM OWNER
5-Room bungalow near Prettiest Mile,
ook finish, built-in buffet and hook
cases, fine cellar and attic, sleeping
porch, garage. leaving city. Prlco right,
-terms. Colfax 2072
BEAUTIFUL Tnu-STOfti STUCCO. T
large rooms, sleeping porch and Hied
bath, 2708 Fowler Ave., south front,
large porch; splendid shade; paving all
paid; $5"0 cash and $40 monthly. Phons
Doug. 398 or Colfax 3.11.
B. J. PCANNELL.
120x122.
Corner 45th and Miami,
$1,800.
W. H. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1294
FOR SALE Strictly modern, 11-roont
house: hot water heat; south front lot.
Price. 7.!. Phons Douglas 1811.
FIVE-ROOM modern house; two blocks
from school; on paved street; $126 cash,
ry per month, f'olfax 2036.
3523 N. 2Sth St., 7-room house for rent.
Webster bl.
7-R. mod.. 2i22 Manderaon. Webster
"5 ROOM Bungalow, 2712 Ike, $J0. W. 7.fT
oath.
Field Club District's
Best Buy
Unusual Terms on a Reduced
Price
Owner leaving city and wishes to
dispose of his high-class home on
Wool worth Ave. Has made a great
reduction in price and will make most
reasonable terms to the right party;
has large, lot and well-built home of I
rooms; hot water heat. iuarter-sawed
oak; modern in every respect and prac
tically new. If Interested in a high
class proposition Investigate now, ss
this property Is going to be deal'
quick. A rental basis with the right
party might be considered.
Glover & Spain,
Doug. 35r3. 919-20 Cltjr Nat. Bk. Bldg
BIGGEST DAUcSAJisr IN FIELD-
CLUB DISTRICT
$4.A Fine R-room strictly modern,
compartively new home, fronting on
Field Club grounds; oak finisli, four
bed rooms and sleeping porch. $l,wj
cash, balun-'e like rent. Th a is the big
gest bargain in ihis district.
D. V. 6IIOLKS CO.,
$15-16 City Nat. Lauu Bldg.. Doug. 4'J.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
Snath.
NEEDING MONEY
In business will sell my residence oc
cupied by myself snd other fsmlly at
sacrifice. Strictly modern. Require.
ti.M cash, balance per mouth. If
you do not want to occupy house your
self but buy for investment I will
lease premises for one or more years
at $40 per month. I guarantee you 10
per cent and better net Income snd
prove It before you buy and pay a
cent. Owner. 670 S. 2Sth St.
A DANDY FIELD CLUB"
HOME.
rooms and den, all modern, nb'e base
ment, everything tn good condition, ele
gant lot, paved street, close to achool
and car (in-, svlendtd neighborhood.
Price only $3.6n.
C. 0. CARLBERG,
31 2Brn dels Tb eater Bldg
ON $4th St.. near Dak, full lot. lih all
modern. -room cottage; room for store
building or another house; a bargain at
$2.S0rt. Tebhens. tv Omaha Nat. Bank.
BtTece.Ha aeons.
Improved Garden Ijand
On Street Car Line With
City Water and Electricity 1
Three acres with two houses on street
car line, one-half mile from Omaha
City limits. Will divide Into three one
act tracts If desired. Sea us for priocs
and full Information.
J. H. Dumont & Co.,
418-H Keeline Bldg. Phons Doug. On.
100 Beautiful Homes
are being planned for Minns Lusa this
year. The most wonderful development
ever seen In Omaha will take place
there. YOU can make money by buying
a lot or two NOW on easy terms.
CHARLES W. MARTIN ft CO.. Owners.
-ROOM BARGAIN NEW. k-ROOM, U
STORY HOUSE, NEAR CAR. A SNAP
AT $3.4110; REASONABLE PAYMENT
BENSON A CAR MICH A EL,
DOUOIAS 1722. 13 PAXTON BLK.
10 ACRES In fruit; very fine 7-rooro, all
modern house: new barn; brick chicken
house; a peach: will trndo equity for
city Income; big bargain.
CALKINS CO..
Douglas 1313. City Nat Bank Bldg.
FIRE and tornado ins. Myrtle Deuel, 6:d
N. 23d. Phons Colfax lu63 after 11 a. tn.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
West.
80 Feet
Walking Distance
Owner says S-E-L-L 80 feet on Dewey
at 2th St., across from Winona Apt
house. The price will be more right if
you want to buy. Go out and look U
over, then see us.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.
1 Omaha Nat. Bank Bl d g.
SItecellaneoaa,
VACANT LOTS
If you contemplate building a home
this spr.ng, do not fail to see us. We
bave a list of choice vacant lots in both
north and west parts of tha city.
A. P. TUKEY A SON
Tel. Doug. 602. 151)7 8 W. O. V. Bldg.
RICHARD EVERETT, ARCH1TET. 106
No. 15th St. Phone Douglas 1009.
REALTESTATE EXCHANGES"
BRAND new store building, well locate!
on N. $4th St. Well rented. Will ex
change for close In apartment site.
1 rice, $4,5U. Lo;k Box 03. Woodbine. la.
TWO highly Improved quarter sections
in Kansas, 16 miles west of Kansas City,
prices low. General Mercantile Co..
Omaha, Neb.
FINE 1 acres, good soil, level, 12 miles
north Holyoke, Colo.; exchange for
Omaha cottage. A. L. Rain, Council
kiuiis, is.
IF YOU want to trude your fsrm. ranch.
residence or anything, see me.
J. A. ABBOTT, Patterson Rlk.. Omaha.
GOOD income and farm to egchange for
land In central Nebraska. Tolaud &
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C. J. Can an, McCague Bldg.
FJNH relinquishment and improvements
1 or caan or gooa car. x em, Hee
GOOD residence to exchunge f'ir vacant
property. Toland A Trumbull.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Season.
FOR SALE All. or part, or will trade,
by owner, 10 lota In bearing fruit, mod
ern bungalow with good cistern, well
and windmill, extra good barn and
chicken houses; 1 block to paved road,
1 blocks to school and stroet. car. For
cash, cash and trade or all trade if
suited. Phone Benson 401 or 282. J.
W. Parsons.
f unnel! Dlaffs.
SUBURBAN
ACRE
TRACT
1 blocks outside the city limits of
Council Bluffs and about 2 blocks from
csr lino snd right on the Lincoln High
way. Has brand new house, bungalow
style, strictly modern and up to the
minute in evory respect. This Is a
dandy plnce for some one. Owner will
c.iiiiMlder good residence In Omaha In
exchange.
O'NEIL'S R. E. &
INS. AGENCY,
Brandeis Theater Bldg. Tyler 1024.
Daadee.
Lots axe Selling In
Dundee's Newest Addition
located between 49th and 52j Sts..
and Dodge and Howard Sis.
Because
They are located in the right dlrec.
tlon.
They are convenient to street car line
and retail business center.
Every Improvement has ben made
Including gTading, paving, curbing ce
ment sidewslks. sewer, gas and water
mains laid, trees set out in Parking be
tween curb ana sldnwslk snd an orna
mental street lighting system Installed
Prices are low and terms easy for this
class of property.
Now Is thu tlms to select a lot for
your future home or as an Investment
knowing that It Is safe to buy and build
In this location.
The restrictions assure good Improve
ments which when made will aid to
the value of each and every lot In this
addition.
The lots are large, averaging- (OxUB
feet In aiie.
Prres rat. go from $l.Kfl to $l.SO0. ac
cording to location; corners slightly
higher.
The regular terms are one-tenth essh
snd 1 per cent of purchase price pay
able monthly. w '
Plats with prices will be gladly fur
nlshed simply for the ssklng. permit us
to show you this nroiierty by BUtomnhlle
before you decide to buy. Call on or
phone,
(Joorge & Company,
Douglas IDS. if J c:ty Nat. Lk. Bids.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dnndee.
DV'MEi;-Have signtly lets, a'nd' up t
2 ,h ,rnc 'or sale In this beautiful
addition; coin. and see mo before d
cluing elsew tierc
MoOKRX seven-room home In Kvsn
stoti Owner. Walnut 1141.
Soatk Site.
I ACRES and house. South Side; fins
$lace, well Improved, fruit, etc. $4,000,
W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HAK buyers fur Mo-I. N. able cottages.
bungalow, easy payments. Tounsman.
n otn. .Not. Bank Bids. roug. 17
VANTEI To buy on monthly paymsnta
small store room, wlm living rooms
above. In Central school district. Phoue
Red "K4.
REAL ESTATE-INVESTMENTS
A Good Investment
Is hard to find. By experience we
know a good substantially built building
and value.
We can show you a new brick apart
ment, near th and Howard, .finelv
equipped, that will net nearly 10 per
cent. Medium priced. Don't delay; we
can prove our Judgment.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.,
Doug. 4ft. 2.10 Omaha NaCJ Banjc
FIVE BLOCKS OF KOHD MOTOR
- . co'8 NKW "ANT.
$.1,800 Half cash, balance leas than
rent, buys four cottsges on a flu-ft.
lot; paved street and alley; renting for
$600 a year. This property will soon be
trackase. 2117-21111 linrd St.
J. B. Robinson, 44I Bee. Douglaa 8097.
THREE good Irrigation projects' OneTof
1.0o, one of 2,on) and one of S.i,o0n acres
all very practicable, meet approval of
s.ate and government engineers, a safe
and profitable field for legitimate de
velopment and colonisation. Wrlto
QntarloCpmmerclal Vluh. Ontario, Ore
COHnPTU. close In; rent $i. Price, $5,600."
8. P. BOSTWICK A BON,
3(M Beo Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Real Ratale, Loan, Hortgsgei,
WE art ready at all time to"
maka loana on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
(arms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
Ill 80. 17th St
( TO for loans on best class clt
residences in amounts $2,000 up; also
fsrnt loana. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO., 1622 Fsrnam St.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farina.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.,
1811 Omaha National. Phone Oouglas 71,y
" MON ET TO LOAN, for t years;
nn a m iirfi vsiri urn iiAer ivas
BHOPEN A CO.. Doug. 424$.
MONEY on hsnd fcir city and
fsrm loans. H. W. lender. City
National Hank Rldg.
FARM loans, Mk eastern Neb., or west
ern la- Toland 4k Trumbull. 441 Kee Hdg
ee Hdg.
GARVIN BROS. Na?
100 TO $10,000 made promply. F. D. Wead.
Wead Uldg.. 1st rt & Farnam Sts.
CITY properly. Large loaiyi a specially.
w. ti. t nomas, Plata tang uiag.
CITY and farm loans. 6, 6'. per cenL
J. H. Dumont Co.. 414 State Bank.
6
CITY LOANS, C. G. Carl berg. $P
j w A A a-'-j. " j. n, wi v ami it,
0 1$ Brandeis Theater Rldg
Kef. MONEY. HARRISON A MORTON.
V 1 Omaha Nat. Bunk Bldg.
Biocke ana Bosta.
YOU CAN OET 7 ON YOUR MONEY
n
HOME BUILDERS' PREFERRED
SHARES,
also
a psrt of remaining- profits.
American Security Co.. Fiscal Agls.,
S W. Cor. ITOi and Douglaa Sts.. Omaha.
HAVE two $1,000 mortgages di awing
1 I IXIH llliriCBI, DVTVUItJIJ Ull I CO nCSSCO
' land; due In t and 4 years: will trade
lor good auiomonne, or wnat have you?
Address O 61n, Omaha Hee.
$1,600 FARM mortgage bearing 7 per cent,
secured by 40 area of lnjid. Tulmage
Loomls Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
Abstrarta 01 Title.
GUARANTEE. Abstract Co- The
VI uu. bt abstract Is the
cheapest. Room 7, Patterson Bldg. D.2H7
REKD ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract
office In Nebraska, ft" Brandele Thea.
Abstracts of Tltle7 1
rtKRRTlt'8 guarantee and Abstract
vjjxixk Co., a modem abstract offloe,
$05 8. 17th Ut. Tel. li. Ms7.
FARM ANO RANCH LANDS
Sllasuurl UsHi.
lisl ACRES
U miles from Salem, 1 mile from
Turtle; 60 acres fenced and under cul
tivation ; 16 euros orchard; 6-room house,
barn, and outbuildings; nearly all tilla
ble. Prlco $10u0. A snap; act quick.
W. 8. FRANK.
201 Neville Block.
GREAT BARGAIN S-$6 do a. $& monthly,
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry
land, near town, southern Missouri.
Prioe only $. Address Box Hud, Kx
celslor Bprlngs. Mo.
Minnesota List.
:0-ACRn Improved farm, (0 miles front
Minneapolis; 100 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and pasture; good soil;
10-room house, barn and all othar build
ings that are needed, school house oa
land: price, $) per acre; one-half cash;
or will sell farm witn full equipment of
horses, cattle, machinery, etc. Will
maks verj reasonable price on personal
property. Immediate possession can be
bad- Schawb Bros.. HUS Plymouta
Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
WHAT he had to sell: An automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer cottage, a
Morris chslr. And he sold -iisra
through TUB BEH Wi nt Ad columns.
Nebraska.
RARE FARM BA lUiAIN.
I have Just Inspected and listed a
rare bargain In a farm within & miles
of Omaha. 4 mllea from good R R
town; offered at a price far below Its
real value less than $76 per acre. Terms
reasonable. Bee me at once for par-
tlf'tiliira
Geo, Q. Wallace, 614 Keeline. Omaha.
f -J t-"!'., vMiiana
I.W1O-ACRE north Neb., near good tom
running water; Ut) a. farm land, soo a',
hay land; fenced; buildings. Price $13 60:
easy terms; best bargain in the coun-
' CAMPBELL Jk CRAIG.
Doug. 4A23. Kn.lln. ni.4.
V'E have absolute eastern Nebraska farm
oargain. tan ue gi,io exchanga.
Bel yea A Gilford, 316 Ramge Bldg..
Omaha, Neb.
ti BUBHELH WHEAT LAND, $A PER
acre: Cheyenne Co., best siull grula
Co. In state, few snsps for early buy
era Live agents wanted. Write Fund
Ingsland Inv. Co.. Sidney. Neb
fCR SaCE Pest large boiy high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
Uttls money required. C. Bradley. Wo.
been. Neb.
Uretroa Lands.
GOOD farms and orchard lands at $5j to
$100.00 per acre while coin yields 1
bushels snd alfalfa hay seven ton per
acre, where ull kinds of fruit yields
abundantly, where either large or small
farming Is profitable in a fine climate
and among good people. Wr'te Ontario
Commercial Cluh. Ontario, Oie.
Wlasuatla Laaia.
f. ....... . T. : :
general crop slaU lu tbe union, settlers
saiuav, iaiw r mmiw m L low prioes OS
sasy terms. Ask for booklet $4 on Wis
consin Central Land Grant. Excellent
lands for stock raising, n interested 10
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept.. boo Line Hallway. Minneapolis.
Minn.
HALF-PRlCE-lf you watcaj the "For"
Sale. Miscellaneous' columns of THS
BEE, you'll often see articles which
are for all practical pui poses almost
as good as new advertised for ball
the ontrtnal price In TH K BK PI.
ADVEit'l ISi'. our prupeity as Ihuunlt
you blleved Its sale or rental to be
Important, by ke-plng it listed In the
Pig House. Home and Keai KfUte
Culde-TllE KZE
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
MlMi-llae,
Hl'TFItS WITH
THE MONEY
TO INVEST.
Farm land ails placed In these col
umns reach the k nl of people all
over the west who have ample funds
with which to Invest In lands.
Uuality and quantity r both found
In THE HHK'8 country circulation.
Although the 'ihai'ilton rate la
higher, Til B UEK has a greater coun
try circulation dnllv and Sunday than
Its nearest Onmha competitor Send In
your ail and reach some real buyers.
rIAVK VOL' A FA KM (Ttti SALKf
rite a good description of vour land
and send It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour,
rial, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium," Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for $2; or 60 words, $4. or
76 words. $4.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; $60,000 readers dally In four great
siatea.
FOR any and all kli.da of acreage lo.at3
ea or near car line, call C. R. Comba
Ut Urandeis Theater Bldg. Doug. Wll
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Par Sal.
HJUtNESSADDEKB AND TRWkTT
We make them ourselves and sell thern
direct to the consumer. W by pay two
profits fur Inferior goods when you can
get bigh-grsdo goods st first Coat?
ALFRED CORNISH A CO.,
1210 Farnam St., Omaha.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Just arrived with 16 of my big mares,
from 1,'Jfti to 1.600 lbs., also two fresh
rows with calf by their side. Lady
r owner. Barn In rear it U S. Mth St
i-Y KAK-OLD light bay pacing-ma rel
wlght 1.17$ lbs; gentle for any lady to
drive. Call D. 1W7. gH Lesyetiworth.
Thirty-two milk wagons for sals, cheap.
Johnson -Dan forth Co.. lKthand Clara.
SPAN of bay mares, $,. $.Vv apanof
gray mares. I.IWO. $300. tlo N. $4th St.
HAY $7.00 ton. A. W. Wagner. 801 N. 11
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
TWO fresli milk cowa, calf hv aide, from
the country. Cows guaranteed to be
.K. Cell Miss Jennie Beck, Douglas
wTTrr E SPlTZ PlTWrM, thdnnighbred:
only $l thla week. Max Oelsler Bird
CoJltiU FarnamSt1
fTlOROnfuimED barred rock eggs 4
cents Phone Wal 1'aM ovanlnn
i or can at am ieavenworth
VXD grain 100 rs.. $1
Wsaner. sOlNTi
CHICKENS for
alo. Benson 610,
AUTOM0BILES-F0R SALE
COMB and look these earn
over. All are In perfect con
dition and we ran save you
considerable money en a
car. Road them over:
Chevrolet Roadster $ao
Chalmers $jjo
1914 Ford Touring $2J6
1914 Ford Rosdster $210
Knger "6." good as new,
bsrgaln.
1916 Msxwetl Touring.
1915 Maxwell Truck.
1 Chevrolet Roadster.... $250
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO,
3216 Farnam. Douglas $&3.
Psckard-1$. two bodies $ flal
Cadillac touring, 1913 ?
locomobllo, touring ,. OM
Stevens-Duryea Ko
Ford truck, enclosed body 86.1
Ford touring, 1915 io
A uto fiearing 1 1 ohm, jjot ji's rns rn.JJ $1 10.
1914 FOltl) touring csr; demountable rims,
two extra tires, seat covers, self starter,
etc.. Price. $326. Conrad Young, 323
Brsndcls Theater. Doug. 1671.
!OOI' second-hand l.Omi-pound Bulck
truck, $3no. Nebraska Bulck Auto CoM
ii4 rarnam. iougias tzi.
For-sale lMl Ford in good condi
tloni 2TO. Benson 42R-W.
Antosnoblles Waateiat.
WANT 1015 Bulck. Overland or Dodge,
for two cloar lots In Omaha.
Douglas 2947.
Aato lilrary Oaraares.
Industrial Oarage do.. iWh A HarneyTIZ
Alto Repairing Palatlna.
Automobile painting done by experts; 3t
years' experience Tn Omaha: work aruar.
anteed first class. Johnson-Danforlh Co.
DUPLEX tlrus Isst longer, are stronger
snd more durable; DOxSVe, $4.60. 1$
rsmsm ot. uougias 417.
$100 reward for magusto we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Bay sdorfer, $10 N. 18t K
Free "winter storage when care are paluU
ed and repaired. Johnson-Danforth Ce.
Omaha Radiator Rep. Co.. i Tmr. D. it.
Aaxo 1 irse aao napniiee.
TIRES.
SOME MORE BARGAINS.
60-33-4 8. 8. casings, complete with
tubes, $17.50. Standard make. Guaran
teed. j duplex, asm Farnam.
uougiaa 45,.
AUTO TIRES 1IALF PRICK
Homer Hill, 1111 Chicago St.
Mlscel Ik neons.
AUTOMOBILE INSl'nANCK
Fire. Theft, Liability and iTopertv
Dsmsge at Lowest Ratea '
KILLY. ELLIS A THOMPSON
913-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 2819.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
liAiiLe. -UK V JuoO.N AlOTOKC YCLK8.
Bargain In used machines. Victor Roos.
"The Motorcycle Man." J703 Leavenworth.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTlCli OF stch: kholdlhs""
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Stockholders of tha
SOUTH PLATTE LAND COMPANY will
be held at the offloe of said ComDanv
Room 701 First National Bank building!
Lincoln. Nebrsska. at 11 o'clock a. m oa
ths first day of March, A. D.. 1916.
Lincoln. Nebraska. Februaj-v isia
C. 11. MOKHILL, President
v h ,W- W- iU"NtiC Wreury.
Feby Id30t.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2:i. M KTA L8 -Lead
$4.40 Selter, not quoted. Copper'
Steady: electrolytic, ncarbv. ta.r.i; June
and later, $7.t:,7.60. Iron, fli in and
unchanged. Tin: Firm; spot, 00
At London Copper: Spot, IHK, los fu
tures, floo 10s. electrolytic, fl.16. "Tin
Spot, :1W; futures, flMI 10s. Ix'ad. 33 La
J. Spelter, illO.
nil and Hosln.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 29 TI'ltPENTINB
Steady. 6c; sales, non; recelpfa, H7 bbU.:
shlpmentsc, ill bbls. ; stock, 9,:; bbls.
ItOSlN-Steady; sales. 1,23? bbls.; re
ceipts, 1.212 bbls.; shipments. l,u bbls
stock, rj.197 bbls. Quote: A, B ' D K
F. $4.75; (I. II. $4 80. I, $5.0o: K, $.'!.6o.' M'
($6.78; N, $ti.00; J. IttoVwW. P-' '
r Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. :';.- SI A R Raw,
firm. cenlrlfiiKal. 6.o2c; molasses, 4 2&c;
refined steady. Sugur futures were mod
erately active snd st noon prices were
3 to 6 iMilnts higher on covering and
some supisirt from irbde interests.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Large and Trade
Generally Steady Good Sheep
Steady, Other Slow.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS HIGHER
OMAHA. February . IMS.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. "heep.
Offclal Monday T.f .W 10.404
Ewtlmata Tuesday 7,iW W.nuO 12.000
Two days this wek..14.2U 21 W
Same daa last week. 14.IM JK1
Same diiys $ weeks ago lu.w ill, 11
Same days $ weeks nan is iiil
tt.404
ta.TM
.twi
20 1 Si
Same davs 4 weeks 11 iss nr, nan 1vV
1
Same days last year..K2f 2.02i
'he following tahe shows the receipts
or cattle, hois ind sheep st ths Omaha
i-lve Stock market for the year to dato
s compared with last year:
i;i. liMR. Inc. Dec
r'" 204. 2"i is;,mi 47.1
V," 74s.o: rv.i2 1M.424
e"S?V 403.244 W,779 s."1
ih '0''liig taly snows lh average
mart"..0! ,,0" Omaha Uye
S.!?' rr th fw oy. wUh cora"
I -.-JJi"' !i's- ii4.iiii.iiMriililI"L
1 at
I 71
I 01
$T7
$7(
$ T
$ K
$4
M
4 01
6
7 Oil
T HI
6 941
7 04
7
Otl
I 8(X
$ W, 7 l "
02! 7 Oil t M
7 7
t 11
) o .M
6 Mi; 7 04 is)
I Ag'tl g Ml 201 191 I Wh CI 19
lSj$toi 8 66 SH I.!
$ I6i. 4', s 40 I?- 03 J
I 60 4?! $ 0 mi :
11 I I 34 S Isl 4 11 W
f...... . JlHi
Sunday
Receipts snd disposition of live stock
st the I nlon stock yards at Omaha for
twenty-four hours ending st 3 o'clock
yesterdsy :
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Uses.
C. M. St. P S
Wabash 8
Missouri Pacific ... 6
Inlon Pacific S
C. N. W east... 19
C. N. W., west... H
C. St. P.. M. O.. 2-
C, B. A Q., east... 1J
C, B. 4Y g.. west...
C, U. 1. A P., east. :l
C. R. I. A T., west. 7
Illinois Central .... 9
Total receipts ..m
DISPOSITION
' $$1 $BjTlF
00 $ IK
$ 7 !
1 7 W
St i S4
6s $ $ 01
46 $42 $ 14
6 M $ as $ OH
4i a S3 IK
I R 33 H 10
CM 12
F-eb. li
Tb. 14 7 n
b. 15. IliZ
?' t$7
rwn. is. 1
rh. $0,1
''b. 1 f
feb. ti)
I'rb. M.
1 j;o, n.
Feb. $6.
I Feb, !M
Feb. S7.
ib. W.
I Feb. $,
." 32
74 i i
t '. '. I
$3 X l!
4 .. . . I
E 66
HEAD.
Ca
tile. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co 7M
6.414
l.istt
1.129
a.94t
t,21
Swift A Co 1,311
Cudahy Packing C0....I.2.M
Armour Co l.ftvO
Schwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell 7
Lincoln Packing Co.... 17
So. Omaha Pscking Co. $
Bsy State
Jsy Packing Co
3.6T
l.Hil
3.642
9A2
S.981
m
i
w . n. vsnsant 00 iw
Benton, Vansant A L.. $27 ..... .....
Hill A Bon 4
F. B. lewia 136
Huston A Co 103
J. B. Root A Co 133
J. II. Bulla 24
I,. F. Hubs H.S
F. O. Kellogg 316
Werthelmer A Degen... 43
H. F. Hsmllton 107
Sullivan Bros 22
Rothschild A Krebs.... 61
Mo. Kan. Calf Co.... XM
Christie 132
Hlgglns 7
Huffman 8
Roth 6
Meyers 29 .....
Paker. Jones A Smith.. 44
Banner Bros 14
Dennis A Francis 86
Kline r 76
Jensen Lungren 116
Other buyers 429 $.90$
Totals .U34 14.371 11.864
CATTLE Receipts were liberal todey,
making the total for the two days this
week i4.26 head, a slight falling oft as
compared with last week, but a gain of
4,iJUi head as compared with a year ago.
! orders sold quite freely at steady
prices. As high ss $1.60 wss psld for
good cornfed steers. The big bulk of
the rettle changed hands in Islr season
in the morning.
Quotations on cattie: Good to choice
beeek, $s.uoi&.60; fslr to good beeves.
rr'.?.tf.00; common to fair beeves, $7.0UU
70; good to choice heifers. 46.MXb7.21.;
good to choice cows, $tt.;ftius.75; fair to
good cows, $6.50rfl6.2o; com mon to fair
cows, $4.au6.0. Hood to choice feeders,
$7.'tl7.uA; lair to good feeders, r ooT :
common to fair feeders, IH.mxtfi.OO; good
to choice stockers, $i.40w7.s6; stock belt
ers. $81kVfc'..2fi; stock cows, $6 !64J W;
stock calves, $6.5Oib.u0; veal ralvee, $7.to
4i.7b; bulls, stags, etc., $6.uxjjj.tt.
BEEF 8TEER3.
Ns. A vs. FT. Ns . rt.
7. 7M 4 to 6 Its t 10
11 art 1 to tan 1
14 in 1m 90 Kiel T
It N ;; II , 1 a
it tJi 7 at mt 1 si
It llWI I It It 11 Ml 8 M
DO UM I U 10 lain I W
14 1464 6 44 U U44 8 66
oir.r.llrt AND HiJirEllS.
7ia 7 46 14 tntl T
704 8 It It 1144 6 84
IALVK6.
tot ia II 4U 7 14
410 6 it 1 100 I K
cows.
KM 4 It 1 940 I 00
7W1 t at 11 M4 I 7U
lOM 4 la) 4 I'T 4
714 4 Tt 4 K 4 M
1947 f li
HEIFERS.
$
16
4n 4 on 1...
et 4 tn to...
tat 4 44
til 4 76
4 Mi IN
714 T 10
1 414 T (0
MTOCkKHh AND FEEDBRS.
II 7M T 16 II IN
II Ttl 7 It II Ill I to
U i 7 44 II l0 T to
7 M 14 M 46! T 71
HOOS Receipts whlls oonsidersbly
larger than yesterdsy's were sniallsr than
usual fur a Tuesday, the estimate calling
for 218 cars or lb.uQO head. Two days'
total of :'4,f.P0 Is 2,D smaller than last
week, 6 : lighter than two weeks sgo,
and X.5uu short of the corresponding days
of last year. Today's run placea ths total
tor the month at approximately IM
head, the largest month's receipts In the
history if thu yards.
Owing to the fart that most buyers
were slow In getting out, shippers were
shle to buy some hogs early that were
no more than be higher. A little later on
It developed that tne demand was very
urgent from all quarters, snd ss a con
sequence outside purchases after first
rounds were In the mam a dime higher.
Must of the packers, early offers were
not much better than steady with yes
terdsy. One or two of the killers who
wanted some good heavy hogs soon
raised their bids on these kinds to a
"line higher level. Rather than bs left
entirely, most of the other buyers fol
lowed this lesd, and when the bulk of
the hogs began to move it was at a full
10c ad vanes.
Todsy s upturn rsrrled the mstket to
the high time of the yesr to date, and
current values are within lOgl&c of the
highest time of last October, which was
the high spot of 1915. Almost everything,
with ths exception of common under
weights snd pigs sold sbove $s.00 todsy,
bulk of hogs selling at $4.2. 45, with
tops at $H IA. On paper today's prices
sis more than a dime higher, but thla
is sccounted for by the usual Tuesday
Improvement In quality.
No.
At.
Ill
.171
16. Pr.
... I It
to 1 a
u 11;
No
;..
u .
74..
10. .
At. Sh. Pr.
..17 IS I w
..! . I at
..sM 120 I w
. 2.11 W I M
..Ml ... 144
.144
it I u
I HI
8 at
SHEEP An unusually heavy Tuesday
run of sheep and Ismhs, amounting to
fifty cars or sliout 12,sa hesd. was re
ceived today. So far this week supplies
total 22.404 head, as against 22.'758 last
week, JO.Srtl two weeks sgo snd 29.906
during the corresponding days last year.
Advices from other points Were for
the most part dlscoursglng. and with so
generous a supply heie a decline of
some sort seemed Inevitable, However,
thnre was a broad call for good handy
weight lainl.s, and most of the stuff an
swering thla description was bought up
it an early hour at about steady prices.
As high as $11 00 was paid for both Mex
bans and westsrn of desirable weights
snd quality.
Ths situstlnn wss pretty much the
same In the sged sheep division. Another
pretty good run of ewes wss on hand,
but stuff ihst buyers knew to be of the
high dressing sort found an esrly outlet
st Monday's prices. Another cut of the
fid western ewes that sold at $8.00 yes
terday reiested that performance today.
With the less desirable kinds of lambs
and old muttons It was a different sort f
a deal entirely. Anything peckers did net
exactly Ilka was overlooked early, and
later wanted only st a sharp docllne.
Only a fw sales of the fair to decent
tuff acre made up to noon and the
flsiires quoted In these desls locked snv
way PXjl.le lower. hlle a good mariv
lambs and ewes were still unsold st
lunch time, and were not any too bsrtlv
wanted. Buyers of shearing lambs nad
picked up a few bunches during the fore
noon, paving as high as $10.66 for some
that were a little weighty, but carried
good fleeces.
The widening of the spread that took
rises today was regarded as overdue,
-est week on moderate runs prlns were
fslrlv uniform even on days when oual
llv was not. but wtlh more liberal runs
ihls week a wider range In prices) be
tween the beet and plainer klndg ef
lambs was to be expected.
Quotations on sheer, end lambs; Lambs,
rood to choice, $1fl.90ifHl.lO; lambs, fair
to good, $1O!HfM0.s6: lambs, clipped, $.$o
Sif Iff 00; yearlings, fair to choice light. $9.3$
t!l: yearlings, fair to choice heavy,
OOflK.JS; wethers, fair to choice, $7.WVj
26; ewes, good to rholee, $7.754JS-00;
ewes, fslr to good, $7 .00?n .7$.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Fries.
so Colorado ewes 93 T 40
139 Colorado feeder ewes W 6 40
871 feeder lambs 84 TO f.S
42 feeder lamha 7 10 60
9id ewes 112 T 80
196 Ted ewes , 112 T 8S
4 fed lambs 84 10 85
nrt fed ewes 116 T $0
fed Ismhs 69 11 00
291 fed lambs 69 11
isi fed lamha 77 10 80
19 fed ewes 119 $ On
43 fed ewes 119 8 "
1 fed ewes 11'1 8 f
CHICAGO LIVE 8TOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm Hobs I'asettled -Sheep
Meek.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S CATTLB-sllf eelpts.
6,000 head: market firm; native beef
steers, $7.10fl9.i".5: western steers. t7.0nnr
8.J6; Blockers and feeders, $6.70W7 7S; cows
and heifers. $3.9r!rtl : calves, $8.604T11.0i.
HOGS Receipts. 22.000 hesd; market un
settled, closed weak at 60 to 10c advance;
bulk of sales, $.M5.S; llgfvt. $8.30'JSV
mixed. $M.6otni.90: heavy, $8.4Uij.0j rough,
W.40m.; pigs, I7.104.ftl.ln.
SHEEP AND LAMRft-rteeelpts, 14(Kv
nesa; marset wess: a-et tiers, n.wi3j.;
ewes. $fi.6."ti8.36; lambs. $9.26(011 (0.
Rt. I.onls Mt Stock Market.
ST. liOt'IS. Peb. .-OATTIJC-We-
celpts. l,9H0 heart; market steady; native
beef steers. $7 NWS. 60; yesrllnar steers snd
heifers. $MV89.50- rows, $&,ooru"'7.ai; stock
ers snd feeders. $6 6if7.76: Texss and In
dian steers, $6 $541 00: cows and heifers.
ixn"o; native calv. $s.onrni.a.
lfi'Mia t) u.lnl A aie k . -
higher: pigs and lights. $6 3Mf,Vo: mixed
.snd hutohera, $a.0(9S.90; food heavy, $8 86
.o?h.
SHEEP AND TJkMBR Receipts, l.MO
hesd: market steadv; yearling wethers.
Iisii.til0.00; lambs. $9.Omf11.40; ewes. $6.M
I 10.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. J9.-CATTL.-Re-celpls,
8,700 head; market strong, active;
prime fed steer, $Rs.ifl9.lS; dressed beef
steers, $7.6nnf.S0: western steers. $7.501
$.60 : stockers and feeders, W. 366. 00; bulls,
$r.(.W700; ealvee, $6.6f4ril.0O.
IRKlMt Receipts, 1V000 head: market
higher; bulk of sales. $ft.S0ftf4.4n; heavy.
$8fioti.7H; Packers and butchers. $S.40
.0; light, $s104j.60; pigs, $7.(aWS0dl
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,000
head: market steady; lambs, $10 6mfM1.06;
yearlings, $9.25(0.10.00; wethers, $6.ffl0.l.
I
leas City Lire te$i Market.
SIOITX CITY. Feb. .-CATTLI!!-R-
eelpts, 1 Ml head: market steadv: nstlve
steers, $7.2rV?rS.S0; butchsre. tS.OQ'l $6; can
ners. $4.00er00; bulla, stags, etc, $6.50
4T7 .20.
HOOS Receipts. t.tdO head- martlet 10c
iJj nShr; heavy. $8,4tr 50; mixed.
S$g46: M,ht W',026; bulk ot
SHEEP AND LAMBS Not qootea.
t. Joseph Live Stork Market.
RT, JOSEPH, Feb. .-C.ATTLER-eelpts.
$.600 head: market strong: steers.
$7.0OfH.2n; cows and heifers, $4.O0t5O;
calves. $6.00(1)110.26.
HOGS Receipts, 10,009 head: ' msrkel
higher: top, $$.65; bulk of sales. $8.3nf
SHEF.P AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.O0O
hesd; market steady; lambs, $10,50411.01.
Stork ia Rllht.
P e I nt m ef llva, aAw -, v. - a, 1-.
clpal western markets yesterdsy:
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City....
fct. Lnuls
Bloux City
v an in, nogs, nneep,
7,000 16,0110 12.01V)
J.00O 22 000 14.0KI
8,7uO 16,W llOifl
I.n0 10.200 jo
.... 1.600 $.200
Totals....
26,000 SS.400 404)
Ceffee Market.
NFJW YORK, Feb. . COFFEE After
opening steady on a moderate demanl
rrom nouses witn nuronean connections,
.the msrket for enffeo futures eased off a
point or two under scattered realising
lend some local selling' which may have
, keen Inspired by the clearance reported
I from llrasll and rumors that more freight'
room was becoming available.
May contracts sold st 7.80c or even
I with Isst night's closing price while
September eased off to 7.9Sc or 1 point
met lower. The nffeiinrs were not hesvy.
, .w).ci, ii pucrm ranirn rniner snsrpiy
In the late trading on reports f firmer
T.er risk Insurance, renewed covering mnl
local support May sold up to T.$0c and
September to 8.00c. with tha clone 4 to
1 10 points net higher. Sales, 46,260 bass:
Mareh T.76c; April. T.8lc; May. T.8e:
June, 7.92c; July, 7.97c; August, 8.01c: Sep.'
.tember. i.06c; October, 8.09c; November,
s.wc; uecemner, g.isc; January 8.19c.
Hpot coftee closed stssdy Rio 7s, Sp;
Santos 4a, loe. Cost and freight offeis "
were reported about unchanged wlKh
quotations ranging from about 10.10c. to
3045c for Santos 4s and around 8.9.V- for
Rio 7s on the basis of English credits.
No change was reported In rnesn freight
rstes, but the marine war risk situation
was reported very firm with underwriters
skin I per cent for Insurance an Brlils i
bottoms.
The offldsl rabies reported a decline of
H rels at Rio, with Rio exchanged ant
the Santos msrket unchanged. Santos
reported a clesrsnce of 19. 000 bags hv
fall for New York and a shipment of 40.001
by steamer to New Orleans. Rio cleared
1.000 bags for New York.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 29 -WHEAT-Spol.
No. 1 Msnltnbs, 14s nd; No. 2 hard winter,
choice, 12a $d; No. I red western winter,
13s.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new
lis 7d
FLom-Winter pstents. 46s d.
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Rub In a few drors of Absorbins, Jr. It
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