TI1E OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUXPAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1903.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Ii.N you want to buy, sell or exchange
fit )IUieriy or buaimas quick at 4. H.
ei.inxjn, Ml J. . in. fuuat Li Ulo.
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rA'.TORNEY8, tTrrwhtr, If jrou have aa
account, note) or claim ot anjr kind against
1 iraon, firm or eoipurailon Ke can aetUa
I It lor you. TUB NluW BNOW-CHLntu
' CO., tuia liovr N. V. Lilts, 'fhona iai
- Y lue
ABBOTTCOWAN CO.. let Nat. Bk. Welt,
can go you In or out of business, I tie
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A OOOO hotel, wall furnished, doing rood
busUirss, In central Nebraska, fur sale
or Will exchange for food larm or rancn
laAcls. Wlllla cadwrU, broken Bow. Neb.
l.VJR BALE OR Ri.YT Maloney theater
Gliding. l&H-ln07-li Capitol avenue; eJi
luu leet (round floor space. AuDir to
Henry Rohltt, K6 i-avenworth at.
T-HO
ATTORNEYS EVKH TWHEUE-Accounts.
notea or claima settled, agalnet peraon.
firm or corporation. The New Church
Co., main floor N. Y. Ufa, Omaha. TeL
Y at 21a
IP YOU wish to buy or aeu a hualneaa or
real estate, conault U. b. Bale bureau.
(34 and Bee Bldg. I-M4
KOR BALK, ray meat market, toola and
slaughter house filled, and realdence. Oua
Konagle, Yutao, Neb. YUtut
HOTKIM exclusive. Hart. 401 N. Y. Life.
Y-M718 Ml
INVEST In Conetant OIL Read ad, pns- 1J.
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FOR BALE, for cash only, clean, up-to-date
Mock of dry goods and millinery, one of
the beat towna In state; beat location In
town, or stock can be moved. Address g.
M. Morgan. Krlend, Neb. f Ml?
For sale cheap, lease and furniture of 24
room boarding house; business eatabllshed
14 years and never changed hand; very
centrally located, only a ahort distance
from courthouse. Have a high-priced,
first-class transient trade and continu
ously refuse applicants. Furniture and
carpets In good condition; building mod
ern and rent reasonable. Closest Investi
gation solicited. 1 "resent owner deslrea to
retire, and If anyone la looking for thla
kind of business here la a SNAP, as I
will aell cheap for caah. W 21, care He.
' Y-81
IP YOU want to buy, aell. rent or exchange)
real estate or busluesa QUICK, see Omp-ton-Watta
Co., 634 Paxton block. Y M379
WHAT business proposition can you offer
for-vacant lot, 60x142; east front; good
location; Haiuacom Placa? Answer Box
812, City. Y-M466 19x
INVEST In Constant Oil. Read ad, pnav IS.
LAUNDRY. In fast crowing city; bargain
for eaafr, no Incumbrance. Will consider
good trade. Address W 27, Bee.
Y-M3S0 18x
ED Party with $500 to buy one-half
eat in good paying office business:
know now to use typewriter and
Vosslbly to take full charge of office. If
vnu ft r. a mlur or rnim rinn't n.nr.p
want wideawake party who knows a
good thing when aeea it. Addresa V 42,
Bee. Y-M489 20
FOB SALE Hotel Crane; large building;
8ood location; A snap. T. N. Palmquist,
akland, Neb. Y M479 19
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Intrt
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FOR 8 A LE Well established Implement
business at Craig, Neb. T. M. Palni
qulet, Oakland, Neb. Y M476 1
ONE of the finest boarding houses In
Omaha, fine location and well furnished,
cleartnK 1100 per month 11,200. Address
W 60, Be. Y-494 19x
$2,000 DRUQ store for sale: good trade; only
drug aore In town. Address Raarnn Drug
Co.. F.agan, Nob. Y-M5U6 22x
INVEflT In Constant Oil. Read ad, paa-e 13.
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY A
HOTEL
Boarding or Rooming House '
We have a large list, cheap for cash. We
'Will advance reasonable amount to help
you buy. Have several places that can be
handled with frjm 175 to 300 down; will ad
VMnce balance.
Do you want to aell hotel, boarding or
-rooming houseT
If so see
BOWEN CO., 703 N. Y. LIFE BLDU.
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FOR SALE Meat market, in good Iowa
town, clearing Sl.GUO per year; good rev
son for selling. Baker & Wilson, Mo
Clelland, la. Y-
TOU can never profit by business chances
unless you -have some money; small sav
ings are the foundation of large fortuaes;
start a savings accounts with J. L.
Brandela & Bona, Banker, 16th and
Douglas Sta. Assets over (400,000.00.
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CABH for your real estate or business no
matter whera located. If you desire a
quluk sale send us description and price.
Northwestern Business Agency, D 312,
Bank Of Commerce Building, Minneapolis,
Minn. Y
DO YOU want to go Into business? t
'woman's business for women. We sell
our coraets In shops established by our
selves. Write us for particulars. Sylph
Form Corset Co., Detroit. Mich. Y
INVEST In Constant Oil. Read ad, page 13.
INVEST In Constant Oil. Read ad, paa 13.
FOR 8 A LB Patented, developed Colorado
gold mine. Water, steam, air, electric
power, light, mill, two competing rail
roads cross property. Easy payments.
P. O. Box No. 844, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Y-64 lx
t.yo-ACRB ranch, well stocked. In Gar
field county. Neb.; will sell or exchange
for Improved farm.
U. S. SALES BUREAU.
Hi and 63 Dee Bid.
Y-67B 1
GOOD chance to enter established New
York metal goods manufactory; partner
going to Europe; W.000 required; refer
ences exchanged. Address ' IHrector," 62
Joralamon St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Y-44 19x
FOR BALE Territory for best and cheap
est amnkeleas furnace on the market;
hundreds used In Chicago; no steam jets.
James McMillan, 217 Washington St., Chi
cago. Y-4.37 lbx
DO you need capital T We will Incorporate,
organise, complete and finance high-class.
Strictly legitimate enterprises; positively
no wildcat scheme entertained, American
Finance tt Industrial Co., 123-12S La Salle
St., Chicago, III. Y-616 ID
WANT styok of hardware or general mer
chandaaa In small town,' 100 acres of good
graalng land to apply as part payment.
U. B. BALKS BUREAU.
634 and 636 Bue Bldg.
Y 674 19
INVEST in Constant, Oil. Read adj page 13.
DON'T SPECULATE IN VEST.
Tte Morton System has stood the test ol
time and Is supported by clients far and
wide, not one of whom haa ever suatalneu
a single loss, or ever received a semi
monthly dividend of less than 24 rr cent.
Write for full and Intereatlng particular.
H. J. Morton Co., Board of Trade Sta.,
Chicago. Y-u30 19x
AN INCOME FOR THE FAMILY Divi
dends that will please you. Addresa In
ternational Lumber & Development Co.,
(asaeta S13,0O0,tuu), Odd Fellows Uldg.. Si.
Loula, lio. Y-&'3 19x
INVEST In Constant Oil. Read ad, partis.
WANTED, a location In aouthern Nebraska
by an experienced doctor. Will buy office
outfit and property not to exceed l.(ot).
Address W 63. Bee. Y-MK4 2X
OPPORTUNITY for a man with soma
meana wishing to get Into active business
already eeiabliahedT Railroad station, full
control of everything and 1.4rt acrea of
land; 100 acrea orchard; lota of tame graaa
ana plenty of buildings. Thla chance can
not be duplicated in the United States.
No trade. R. M. Taggart. 1230 "P" St.,
Lincoln. Neb. Y-6,3 19x
FOR BALK, several fine Elkhorn Valley
dairy farms and ranches. Some for trade;
prices reasonable. If Interested, call on
or write F. R. Bignold, Ewlng, Neb.
Y 43 lx
WE HAVE a new process by which every
city ran be supplied with .water as pure
aa a mountain Mrmrn. Our system la a
' acientlnc wonder. )et purely mechanical;
no chemicals used; alkali or river water
abaolutnly purified. If you want a big
money-making monopoly in your own
town for twenty yesra address White
Frost Pur Water Cifc, lilt Hartford
Bldg., Chicago. T 5-6 Urn
BUSINESS CHANCES
OUR list of cigar store Includes several
ranging In price from 150 to 2,u00.
U. 8. BALES BUREAU.
634 and (3 Bee Bldg.
Clothing stores out of town, in prlc from
1.SCV to $10. "00.
U. S. SALES BUREAU,
634 and 6W Bee Bldg.
In dry gooda we have some raro bargains,
from fl,o to $1,5"0.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
6.14 and 6.16 Bee Bldg.
Furnishing goods in and out of city at
prices from $2,500 to ni0.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
634 and i36 Bee Bldg.
Furniture stores out of city, 'J"5, $1,600 and
$3 UN.
V. B. SALES BUREAU,
4 and OS Bee Bldg.
General merchandise, a large list, good lo
cators, ranging In price from $1.0u0 to
$3li,(W0.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
634 and 6.16 Bee Bldg.
Grocery stores in and out of city, X to
tio.ood
U. 8. SALES BUREAU.
634 and 6S6 Bee Bldg.
Hardware, aome good valuea, at pricea from
$1,600 to 9.noo.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
$34 and 636 Bee Bldg.
Hotels We have a large list in Iowa and
Nebraska, with snd without furniture,
$700 to $7,600.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU.
684 and 636 Bee Bldg.
Implements Our list Is complete,, at prices
of $1,600 and up.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
634 and 636 Bee Bldg.
Restaurants In and out of city, at prices
ranging frort. $140 to $2.Mo. ,
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
634 and 636 Bee Bldg.
Rooming House A large list of down town
plnces, from $.'00 to $1,200.
U. 8. SALES BUREAU,
634 and 636 Bee Bldg.
Y 671 1
TRADING STAMPS Wb mal;e more trad
ing stamps than any other Arm In tho
United States, and defy competition In
price or quality. Capacity unlimited. B.
A. iJingdon A Co., Printers, 76 Sherman
St., Chicago, 111. Y 630 19x
MONEY.
MONEY.
All our cllenta are making money every
week, every month and every year. Ac
counts can be withdrawn on demand. Our
small as well as large customers benefit
equally. We make no distinction. Mer
cantile and financial references. Booklet
mailed upon request. 1eslle, Morris A
Co., Inn., The Bourse, Philadelphia. Pa.
Y-619 18x
LIFETIME opportunity. $100 required.
Larger Investment, greater profits. No
stocks or hoard of trade. Answer quick.
Lock Box 99, Oklahoma City, O. T.
Y-615 1$X
BEND for free book, Facta and Figures,
explaining option trading In wheat. $20.00
margins 1.000 bu., 2 cents. Osborn Grain
Co., Minneapolis, Minn. . Y 614 19x
INVEST in Constant Oil. Read ad, page 13.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Wo want an honest, ambltloua man In
each town; we teach you the real estate
business by mail; appoint you our special
representative; establish you In a per
manent, pleasant, honorable business of
your own and help" you make big money
at once. WrlteH today tor free booklet.
National Co-operative Realty Co., 360
Athenaeum Bldg.. Chicago. Y 26 lx
FOR SALE Furniture of 12-room rooming
house; cheap rent. This must be sold at
once, as am leaving city, 146 Jones St.
Y-681 19x
DENTISTS For sale, part Interest In well
eatabllshed dental business In Omaha.
Address W 69, Bee. Y 660 lx
INVEST In Constant Oil. Read ad, page 13.
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FOR SALE Special advertising practice;
most up-to-date vibratory, X-ray and
electrical equipment In the state; will
teHch system to purchaser: no opposition;
income $6,000 yearly. Addresa Box 24,
Lincoln, Neb. Y 634 18x
FOR SALE or trade, dry goods and milli
nery store, Mrs. M. Brandenburger,
Neola, Iowa. Y-06-19x
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REMEMBER the Mavne Real Estate Co.
has rooming houses, stocks of goods.
homes, farms, ranches and fruit gardens
Y 716 19x
for sale at 408 Bee Bldg.
J. H. JOHNSON
Real Estate and Bualnesa Chancev
Has for Sale or Exchange:
General merchandise.
Groceries
Hardware,
Drugs,
Boots and shoes, .
Millinery stocks,
Jewelry,
Furniture and undertaking.
Implement stocks,
Cigars,
Wall paper and paints.
Bakery and confectionery,
Steam laundries,
Meat markets,
Llverv stables.
Newspaper plants;
Restaurants,
Hotels.
Rooming houses.
Flouring - mills.
Pool and cigar stands.
Lumber and coal business,
Books and stationery.
Houses and lots
Farms and ranches,
And scores of other legltlniat lines of
business and property not named.
So tell me what you want to1 sell,
And tell me what you want to buy,
Then If t don't find you a deal,
Why vnu may say I never try.
Phone L-2270. 843 N. L. Life.
Y-726 19
$20 DAILY profit, manufacturing Steel Con
crete Fence Pouts. Exclusive territory;
large demand. Complete patented equip
ment furnished. Experience unnecessary;
$500 capital required. Indestructible Post
Company, Chicago. Y 689 19x
WANTED, a good transient location for a
No. 1 drug store in Omaha or South
Omaha. Stu.te lowest rent, etc.. In first
letter. Lock Box B. B., Early, Iowa.
Y 608 19x
INVEST Constant Oil. Read ad, pare IS.
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CASH
lowest caah price.
City, Mo.
for your renl estate or
business anywhere. I
can sell It. I mean tt.
Send description and
W. E. Mlnton, Kansas
RE
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AN eatabllHhed matiufaotiu-ins concern,
highest bank and commercial standing,
only factory of Its kind In the world,
business and plant valuea at about 13U0,
ooo, controlling the situation entirely In
Its line and supplying a domestic article
at a large profit as a sultstltute for an
Importation valued at millions annually,
will opon a branch office and salesroom In
Omaha, Neb. We want a good man to
fill the position of district manager, su
pervising salesman, etc. Salary, $1,600
per annum and a commission of 10 to 40
per cent on sales. Under our mutital co
operative plan an Investment of $2,000 In
the capital stock of the company is re
quired, and the right man should average
at least $4,000 per year. Beat reference
given And required. Address, Manager,
Bulla 26, Auditorium building, Chicago.
Y-6W 19X
PERMANENT Income $260 monthly from
$6 Investment; no mall order or formula
acheme: legitimate proposition; Investi
gate. W. D. Moore, nox Sri. Rockvlll
Center, L. I. . Y-640 9x
PRINTING
PRINTING HIUH-GRADK WORK.
riKiVcV-arN Crounae Block, Comer Of
LYNGSTAD lath etu aud capital Ave.
US
KRAMER 'A CHANDLER, vjuiCK
PRINTER. U(4 Douglaa St To d.
liver work whan riroinUmU la our hobby.
tit
THE Nehraaka Printing Co, everything
new and up-to-data; prompt attention
given to all orders. Ill I. 14th, 2d floor,
phone 6390. -M6I7
YOU will loae money If you don't let us
figure on vour priming. Tel. 3&31. Great
Weatarn Printing Co., 111$ Chicago.
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OSTEOPATHY
Johnson Institute, tit N.T.UfS bldg. Tel 1664
-Ail
MRS. JOHN R. MUSICK. Osteopathy Phy
sician; office. Neville block. Tel. 223.
414
TREES, SHRUBS, ETC-
A COMPLETE line of fruit, .shade. orna
mental trees, vines, shrubs, rosea, etc.
Addrtas: Omaha Nursery ,4'aplllloji, Neb.
M71
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Quiet, but Lose' a Little t Home
and Abroad.
JULY WHEAT SLATED FOR AN ADVANCE
Balllah Arguments la Favor of Jsly
Option Heavy Parchases e)f
Corn Loral Receipts
Compare Well.
OMAHA, Feb. 18, 19.
Nothing much doing in wneat today. The
market has been overworaed for two days
and, coining at the end of the week, when
th crowd is cauiloua ot being loaded up
over bunday, everybody gave the wheat a
rest. The Aiay declined Friday trom 11.21 to
)l.lH. and tue opening this morning was
i.l"V trom wnlcn, lor low point, tne mar
ket reached H.IW The May rallied toward
the close and ended at fl.lUVk. '1 he July
did not fluctuate as much as the May,
opening at M1V4. dropping oft to tne
eighth and closing again at tne half. For
einn markets were weaK, Benin losing .
Buda Pesth H and Liverpool V The
extremely large Australian shipments and
the talk of heavy worid s shipments were
the principal causes. The Australian ship
ments were 2,u,tou bushels, against 1.44L.
OuO the preceding week and .,Hi,iM last
year. ,
'Ihe talent has it figured there Is an
open Interest in May wheat of 60,uu0,uu
bushels and a consolidated Interest of 26,
Ouu.uou In the east. With thla condition
movements up and down of from 2 to I
cents dally are to be expected. There Is a
less short interest than at the beginning
of the week. The foreign speculators
have got out of half of theirs. With tue
May In such a dangerous condition, eyes
are turned to the July and some strong
arguments are advanced tor being on the
long side of It for at least sixty days.
No one can, of course, say whether It Is
to be a new or un old crop future. There
la every evidence the May deal will be
forced to a successful conclusion. The
large market will use all of the wheat
and the country will go Into the new crop
movement wltn no surplus. This, it Is
argued, will make the market relatively
high until the new winter wheat movement
Is supplemented by the new spring Wheat
movement, - from this, It Is argued, the
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
July will be a good Investment. The re
port of last IecembT showed the winter
wheat to have a rendition of S6 per cent
against ft per cent for December, 19"6.
That was a small crop. The lost report
also showed a slight decrease In screag.
These things are argued to be bullish and
will help the crop scares and damage talk
which Is to be expe0'"1! in March and
April. The May will have a high rans-e
and the crowd will turn to the deferred
futures. July, It Is argued, will be the
favorite, because only the winter wheat
crop has to be considered, while with the
September there are two. The high price
of cash wheat la also figured in as a bull
ish factor and tt Is figured the whole situ
ation points to an advance for July In the
Immediate future.
The corn market has a fairly strong un
dertone today, hut was not very active.
The corn clearances were 674.515 bushels.
Liverpool was off V,o on the cheaper Amer
ican offerings. Armour Is thought to have
been a heavy buyer of corn during the last
few days. In Chicago this morning one
rommisslon house bought Knft.ono bushels
, May corn Llndmnn bought 600.000 bushels
1 of the May Wrenn was a large seller
around 4We nd 4ft"c. 1 ne primary re
ceipts of corn are 291.000 bunhels, against
UTS OoO last year, and the shipments are
507 POO bushels, against 34R.0OO last year. The
railway blockade is rapidly being cleared
out and the cars moved to destinations.
Omaha received more cars of corn today
than any other market except Chicago, and
that market received only 13 more than did
the local market.
Omaha Caah galea.
VTHEAT-Nft. 4 hard, 1 car, 62Vi lbs., $1.00.
Omaha Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hsrd. Il.09fil.10; No. t
hard. $l.Q4ftl.Q9; No. 4 hard, 9oc&$1.04; No. t
spring, $1.09.
CORN No. t. 43Sc; No. J, 43Hc; No. 4,
42Hc; no grade. 3S41c; No. 2 yellow, 44c:
No. t yellow, 43c; No. 2 white, 44c; No. 1
white. 43o.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 2?c; No. 3 mixed,
No. 4 mixed, 2Sc; No. 2 white. 3ne;
No. 3 white. S0c; No. 4 white, 29S29HC;
standard, 30HC
' . tarlot Rerelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 15 72 34
Kansas City 36 18 6
Minneapolis 226
Duluth 48
St. Louis 39 44 32
Omaha 8 69 6
Wheat Quotations at Minneapolis.
The range of prices in Minneapolis, as re
ported o tne L.a wjuls- vv oou company, inf
ill Board ot Trade, was:
Maaonle Temple,
Cor. 16th A
Capitol
Ave.
CAPITOL LODGE, NO. S, A. F. and A. M.
Special meeting Monday evening at 7:30
for work In Master Mason degree. Vla
llora invited.
R. V. COLE, Master.
JOHN BAMKOKU, Secretary.
VESTA CHAPTER, NO. 6. O. E. S. Reg
ular meeting Saturday evening, March 4,
7:30. Visitors welcome.
WINIFRED WALLACE, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
NEBRASKA NO. 1, K. OF P. Regular
meeting Monday evenifig at 7:30 o'clock
In Myrtle hall, 16th and Douglas sts. Vis
itors welcome.
A. B. ANDERSON. C. C.
HOY A. DODUE. K. R. and S.
TRIANGLE LODGE, NO. 64-Meets every
Thursday evening at Castle hall, 22d and
Cuming. Visitors always welcome.
D. B. 8TINE, C. C.
J. R. ST1NE. K. R. and 8.
TRIUNE IjODGE, NO. 66, K. OF P.
Meets every Tuesday night at southwest
corner 14th and Dodge. Visitors Welcome.
A. H. RAW1TZER, C. C.
3. C. BREW1NGTON, K. R. & S.
ROYAL A IIC A SIM.
UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL, NO. 1069
Meets second and fourth Mondays each
month at Arcanum hall, northwest corner
16th and Harney. Visitors welcome.
N. F. REKFORD, Regent.
PIONEER vCOUNCIL, NO. 118 Meets in
regular session second snd fourth Tues
days In each month In Continental block,
15th and Douglas. Visitors Invited.
a. C. THOMP8ON, Secretary.
PATENTS
H. A. STURG1HS, registered attorney; pat
ents, trado murks, copyrights, no fee un
less successful. 617 N. Y. Life, Omaha.
631
PATPMTQ SECURED OR NO FEB.
r 1 Cri 1 O ADVICE FREE.
American Engineering Co., registered at
torneys, 6U9 Bee Bldg.. Omaha. 213 F24
INVENTORS Before you spend money for
a patent, have an examination made to
discover If your Invention is new. These
examinations cost $2. Address Sues &
Co., Attorneys, Washington, D. C. or
Omaha, Neb 157
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
PATENTS SECURED OR FEB RE
TURNED. Send model or sketch for free
opinion as to patentability. Send for Illus
trated Guide Book. Contains 100 mechan
ical movementa and LIST OF INVEN
TIONS WANTED. TELLS HOW TO OB
TAIN AND SELL PATENTS, etc. PAT
ENTS advertised for sale at our expense.
EVANS, WILKENS & CO., Reg. Patent
. Attorneys. 615 F Street, Washington, D. C.
IF your Idea has merit and you want It
patented, then manufactured and mar
keted on manufacturer's capital, write
American Finance & Industrial Co., 123
Ia Salle St.. Chicago, III. 617 19x
LOST AND FOUND
LOST, on Friday, gold chased locket front
silk fob. Please return to Wee office for
reward. Lost 792
FOUND The right place to have your eyes
tested and fitted right Bennett's.
Found 428
FLORISTS
HESS 8WOBODA, 1416 Farnam. 662
L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1258.
AW
ALFRED DONAGHUE, JR.. 1607 Farnam.
.. Tel. 33U3. 4
BRASS FOUNDRIES
BRASS and aluminum caatlng, nickel plat
ing and finishing. Specialty Mfg. Co.. 41
N. Main at.. Council Bluffs.
DRESSMAKING
IN FAMILIE8. Mlsa Sturdy, 'phone A-JTt,.
066
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
JOHN M. MACFARLAND, New York Lift
Bldg., rooms 804 snd 319. Tel. K16L tM
LatQAIi NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING. Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of tne stockholders of the
South Platie Land Co. will be held at the
office of aald company In Lincoln. Ne
braska, at 11 o'clock a. m., on the lat day
of March, A. D . 1906.
By ordar of the Board ef Directors.
C. H. MORRILL, President
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb., Jap. $0. 190s.
JS1 dSOt
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The regular annual meeting of stockhold
ers in The Bee Publishing company will be
held on Monday, March 4, 19u6, at 4 o'clock
p. m. In the office of the Bee Building, cor
ner 17th and Farnam street. By order of
the president.
UUOROB B. TZSCHUCK. Sec'y.
Fit alot niAe
Commodity. Open.
Wheat
May 1.16V.
July 113V14I
September ... WSl
1-
1.16l
M4l
4l
1.16S4
1.131 1.14U
4V
1.16
14H
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CHICAGO 'GHAIS AMD PROVISIONS
Features 61 the Trading? aad Closing;
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 18. Heavy liquidation
caused a fresh break of lo In the price of
May wheat today. Part of the loss was
later regained, but the market closed weak
with May oft VuHc July Is down only
He. May corn is up He. Oats are off H j
He. Provisions are practically unchanged.
Weakness In the wheat market developed
immediately after the opening. Initial quo
tations, however, showed some loss, May
being jHc lower to H higher, at $1.19H to
$l.lvk.. July was off HO to -foe, at $1.U1H to
ll.uiH- The May delivery assumed suprem
acy in the pit, trading In that option early
In the day using extremely heavy. At the
start, would be sellers filled the pit, but
offerings met with comparative little de
mand. Within a few minutes May had sold
off to $1.18H- On the decline shorts brought
liberally and the price was forced up a-uln
to $1.1UH. Meantime July eased oft to
I1.01H. but hater rallied a trifle In sympathy
with the upturn in May. The market Was
Influenced considerably by weakness of
foreign grain markets. Lower prices abroad
were said to be due to the enormous In
crease in shipments from Australia. Dur
ing the latter part of the session trading
narrowed down to' small transactions, a
feature being a relatively Improved demand
for the July option. As a result July ad
vanced to $1 01. The market closed rather
weak with May at $1.19H&1.19H- Final quo
tations on July wore at 1.01H. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 36,400
bushels. Primary receipts were 340,400 bush
els, compared! with 476,000 bushels a year
ago, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 688 cars against 28o cars
lust week and 272 cars a year ago.
Warmer weather and weakness of wheat
created an undertone In the corn market
early In the day. Several prominent hold
ers were free sellers. Later commission
houses became active buyers, resulting In
considerable firmness. May opened un
changed to He lower, at 4HHe to 46Hc, sold
between 4tH'4Hc and 48io4i)c, and closed
at 46Hc. Local receipts were 72 cars, nona
of contra ot grade. . . .
Possibility of an Increased movement re
sulting from lower freight rates caused an
easier tone in the oats market. There was
also some selling early In the day In
sympathy with the weakness of wheat,
May opened unchanged to HfHc lower, at
SOtiSOHc to 31c, held within the opening
range and closed at 30&30Hc Local re
ceipts were 36 cars.
Trading In provisions was exceedingly
light and the market held steady through
out the day. At the close May pork was
up 2Hc, at $1.82112.86. Lard was un
changed at $6.90i&6.9;.'H. Ribs were -up 2Hc,
at $6.826.86.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
14 cars; corn, 201 cars; oatB, 144 cars; hogs,
49.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Article. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
Bapt.
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Sept.
Oats
Feb.
May
July
Sept.
Pork
eb.
ay
July
Lard
Feb.
May
July
Ribs
Feb.
May
July
1 19HH 1 19" 1 1S
1 01HH 1 011 1 01H
92V3H 93H -'H
4h V46H i ieiiirH'
47 H47Hf-'S 4674,
Wa 47 47H
30i ""Si" 3CflTH
SO 307ij30HS4i
29 29H 29
'ii'ii" ii'ffi" 'is'savi
12 95 12 97H 12 95
"j'iiH "6 92H "i'96"
f 02i T 05 7 02H
"e'824 "i'ii" "fi'82H
6 97 H 6 97H 6 87H
I
1 1914
1 01H
92H
4.ivj
46H
7H
I
SOHf
30h
SOHW
31H
12 65
12 86
12 96
72H
2Hi
7 U2H!
6 85
6 97H
1 19H
1 01H
93H
43H
46H
47H
47H
304
31
804
2H
12 60
12 87H
12 2H
T24
6 92 H
7 05
' 6 62H
6 P2H
6 95
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents, $6.10;
6.20; winter straights, $4.80(56.00; spring pat
ents, $5.00ft6.40; spring straights, $4.6O4.0;
bakers. $'2.6008.80.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, $1.151.20; No. 8
spring. Il.08i81.18; No. 2 red, $1.18M.20T4j.
CORN-No. 8, 44Hc; No. 2 yellow, 44o.
OATS No. 2. 3Hc: No. 2 white, 324Q
33Hc; No. 8 white. SlVtm2c.
RYE No. 2, 75I5T70.
BARLEY Good feeding, 88c; fair to
choice malting, 4234iic.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.17H; No. 1 north
western, $1.2SH; prime timothy, $2.90; clover,
contract grade. $13.60.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl $11.65
12.70. Lard, per 100 lbs., $6.7!Hff .75. Short
ribs sides (loose,). jfl.62H1j6.76. Short clear
sides (boxed). $6.75fj6.87H.
Following. are the receipts and shipments
of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9.200 8 80
Wheat, bu S.000 7,000
Corn, bu 88 .600 Hl.toO
Oats, bu 76,900 92.600
Rye, bu 1.000
Barley, bu 38,300 11,600
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 2f?32c;
dairies, 230?9c. Egga, easier; at mark, cases
Included, aasfc; firsts, 2c; prime firsts,
31o ; extras, i3c. Cheese, firm, 1213Hc
Kansas City Grata " Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 18. WH EAT May,
Jl.ftiV; July, 89Hv9V; ca"- No. 2 hard,
ll.Wil.ll; No. 1, fl.063ft.O9; No. 4, 68rg$1.06;
No, 1 red, $1.031.12; No. 8. $1.0761.09; No.
4, $1.001.07.
CORN Steady; May, 44St4c; July,
44Hc; caah, No. t mixed, 47c; No. 8, 46H'tf
4tic; No. I white. 47c.
OATS Steady; No. 1 mixed, 83c; No. 8
White, 33c.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $9.505,10.00;
choice prairie, 7.Wvfl800.
RYE Steady, 7&jl7VHe.
EGOS Weak; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. white wood raaea Included, 28c; case
ooiint, He; case returned, Ho less.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, tS30c;
packing, 23c. .
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 48, wo 11.60O
Corn, bu 26 2uO 13.
OaU, bu 6.1)00 6.0UO
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 18 WH EAT Snot,
nominal; futures, quiet; March, 7s Hd; May,
6a 111; July. 6a 11 Hd
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, firm
at 4s 2d; American mixed, old. quiet at 4a
lid Futures, quiet; March, 4a IHd; May,
is 3Hd.
V ' 11 1
Daloth Grata Market.
DULUTH. Feb. 18. WHEAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern. $1 11. On track: No. 1
northern. $1 13: N. I northern, $1 07W
1 UHi May, 1.1; July, $i.UHi September,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Union Pacifio Extends Its Remarkable
Advance on Large Dealing.
NORTHERN SECURITIES MAKES GAIN
9aerlal Movewteat In thlpasro Great
V. estern Da to Ramored Ab
eorptloa of that Road by
Larger Systems.
NEW TORK, Feb. 18.-Unlon Pacific ex
tended Its remarkable advance today on
very large dealings and served aa a mod
erately sustaining influence for the -M of
the stock market. Its rise to li7 added
nearly 8 points to Ita previous tecord on
this movement, and Northern Securities on
the curb and Great Northern preferred on
the exchange kpt it company. The buying
for foreign account was sn Important ele
ment In the movement. It was believed
that the small effect on foreign markets of
the trsgedy In Russia prompted boy.iig of
stocks, but the demand for the Nortneru
Securities group was more adequately ex
plained by the knowledge that very favor
able statements of the earnings of the con
stituent companies were published In Lon
don this morning. 1 Southern Pacific and 81.
Paul made moderate responses In the Union
Pacific movement, but there wa not much
In the market otherwise outside of spec.al
tles. Stocks connected with the lead Industry
were strong and there were rumors of
plans for comblnitlon. Southern and south
western railroad stocks were rather heavy,
which was explained by the backward ten
dency of their earnings due to storm ob
structions, and also it is believed to be
holding back of cotton stocks from the
markets owing to the unsatisfactory prices
prevailing. The dlsruntalon of a possible
strike of New Haven firemen was an in
fluence in the market. There was a spe
ciaL movement In Chicago Great Weatern,
ana rumors were current of a probable ab
sorption of thla property In the Interest of
large competing systems. The bank state
ment was more favorable than expected, the
contraction In the loan Item coming as a
surprise. The decline In the cash reserves
also was hardly as large ns anticipated.
Union l'aeltie closed buoyantly, but some
pressure at other points made the general
closing Irregular.
Total galea of bonds, par value, $2,830,000.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today;
8a.leslillgh.LtTw.Clow.
Atchison 2,yu0 8iV 874 87v
do preferred 700 103 101T4 101H
Atlantic Coast Lin 121
Baltimore & Ohio.... 6,900 104 H 103H 104
do preferred 97
Canadian Pacific .... 6,000 137H 136 137H
Cen. of New Jersey. 600 200 199 199
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 9o0 60 60 60
Chicago j Alton 41
do preferred , 80
Chi. Great Western.. 17,900 24 2.1 24
Chi. & Northwestern I.811O 237 836 237
Chi., Mil. & St. Paul 4,200 176 176 176
Chi. Term. A Trans.. 100 18 18 18
do preferred 200 84 84 84
C C, C. & St. Louis 700 96 96 9ti
Colo. & Southern .... fKO 26 26 2b
do first preferred... 200 63 63 63'
do second preferred 100 87 87 87
Del. A Hudson 800 192 191 l9i
Del., Lsck. A West 366
Den. A Rio Grande 82
do preferred 100 (W 88 87
Erie 18,700 44 44 44
do first preferred... 4m) 8n 80 79
do second preferred 1,200 64 64 64
Hocking Valley ..... 90
da preferred '. 91
Illinois Central 1.200 168 167 167
Iowa Central 29
do preferred 66
Kins. City Southern. 1.000 82 82 Si
do preferred 2.900 68 67 67i
Louisville & Nash... 1.500 138 137 137
Manhattan L ooO 173 172 173
Met. Securities 400 81 , 81 81
Met. Street Railway. 2.800 122 121 121
Mexican Central 1,000 22 22 22
Minn. A St. Iouis 68
M.,St.P. & Slt.Ste.M. 900 105 105 loo
do pfd., offered ..... 160
Missouri Pacific 1,000 107 106 lo6
Mo., Kans. & Texas. 1,700 31 31 81
do preferred 400 66 64 64
N.R.R. of Mex., pfd 41
New York Central ... 700 147 147 147
N. Y., Ont. A West.. 20,600 61 60 61
Norfolk A Western. 2,000 83 82 83
do preferred 92
Pennsylvania 17,100 139 139 139
P., C. C. & St. Louis 81
Reading 24,000 94 93 -94
do first preferred 93
do second preferred 90
Rock Island Co S.900 35 84 34
do preferred . 81
St.L. & 8.F., 2d pfd. 100 70 70 70
St. L. Southwestern 26
do preferred 1,800 63 63 63
Southern Paclflo 6,800 68 6. 67
do preferred 2.600 120 130 120H
Southern Railway ... 1,600 34 34 34
do preferred 9i
Texas A Pacific too 86 86 36
Tol., St. L. A West. 400 36 36 86
do preferred 100 65 66 60
Union Pacific 160,700 128 126 128
do preferred 600 100 99 99
Wabash 22
do preferred 4o0 46 46 4b
Wheel. A Lake Erie. Q 19 19 10
Wisconsin Central .. 24 J4 24
do preferred 700 63 63 63
Adams Ex 24u
American Ex. ..... ..... 237
United States Ex. ... 200 133 132 1S2
Wells-Fargo Ex ..... 2to
Amalgamated Cop... 6,400 74 74 74
Am. Car A Foundry. 600 84 34 8i
do preferred .. ., ?a
Am. Cotton Oil 3,600 36 85
do preferred 96
preTcrred -"ll W
Am. Linseed Oil .... 100 16 16 16
do irt?ferra "
Am. Locomotive 4.700 41 40 40
do preferred 100 111 111 111
Am. Smelt. & Refng. 12,600 fw 87 W
do preferred 600 118 IIS 117
Am. Sugar Refining.. 1,400 144 143 143
Am. Ton., Pfd. certlf. 1,600 98 97 97
Anaconda Mtn. Co , 106
Braok. Rapid ! Transit 2,400 IM 62 62
Colo. Fuel A Iron ... 6.800 61 50 50
Consolidated Ga .... 4,600 804 203 204
torn Products 1.000 20 iO 20
do preferred 100 77 m 77
Dis. Securities 7 38 88 38
General Electric 800 187 186 186
International Paper 21
do preferred 77
International. Pump , 38
do preferred "
National Lead 19,100 8. 84 Stiji
North American .. ..... .... I0i
Pacific Mall I.0O0 47 4fl 4i
Kile's Oa ......... i.200 10T 106 1M
Pressed Steel Car .. . 700 8T 37 3i
do preferred 2tK) 88 88 87
Pullman Palace Car. 100 243 843 240
Republic Steel 600 18 18 17
do preferred 600 76 75 76
Rubber Goods 600 26 2 26
do preferred 7 97 96
Term. Coal A Iron.. 8.K0O 81 80 81
US Leather 4i0 12 12 12
do preferred 2.000 1053 106 106
U 8. Realty 8.400 89 H
U S Rubber 2,700 43 43 43
do preferred 800 115 114 114
U S Steel . 19 400 32 81 81
do preferred 7,800 94lJ 94 94
vdVfeedc,:e.m::: 2 ,Sg S iSSe
West-house Electric. .. I18
Western Union 800 93 l3 93
Total salea for the day, 626,400 hares.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-MONEY-On call,
nominal; no loans: tlm losns. steady: sixty
and ninety daya, 8 per cent; six months, 3
8 per ' cent; prlm I mercantile paper, ltf
4'T per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at U.TW
48780 for demand and at $4.8530fl4A35 for
aixtv-dnv bills; - posted rates. $4.86 and
$4 88; r'nmmerclnl bllla. $4.848 85.
SILVER Bar, 61c; Mexican dollars. 47e.
BONDS Government, ay; railroad,
steady.
Cloalng quotations on bonds were I
V. rt la, rf 104H,Jpan M, ctfa 100
do eoupon I04IL. N. unl. 4. KM
ao U re I3H Manhattaa o. g. 4s...l04H
4a coupon Caolral 4 Tli
to sow ,' r( 4s lit Inc H
4a eoupon 131 Mian. A St. L 4a...
o .id v ni IH M . K. A T. 4 101
o toupea 106 HI o to If'H
Am. Tobacco 4a, ctfa. 76 VN. It. R. of M. 0. 4a. IH
to . etla 114 N. T. C. t- W
Atchlaon n. 4...,..1MN. 1. C. f. 6a lis
4o ad. 4a 474 Ke. raelSo 4a. M
Atlantlo O. U 4a m do T7
Bal. A Ohio to ttH M. W. .. 4a 104
do k O. . L. rfda a '
Conlral of 04. ta Uti Pm. eonv. lUi 1H
oo lat Ino Ilii hMdlng ln 4 102 '
o t In 10 lBt- U I M. f 4...U1H
Cha. A Ohio 4Vi.,..10;8t. L. A T. tt. 4a. 4IH
Chlcoio ft A. avis W. e. 4a....
C . B. A J. a. 4.. ..1(I Boaboard A. L 4a..,. to
6. . I. I P. to.... UVi'So. Pcin to
no col. 7 ISn. Railway la U
CVC. A St. L. ( 4a..l09Tna V U UU
('hlcMo Tr. to 17 IT.. Bt. U W. 4a.. .S4
Colorado Mid. 4 U I nlon Paclho to H
Colo. A Bu to M l 4o conr. to UMk
Cuba to. otfs r,'v. 8. stool Id to 4V
D. K. u. 4a 11V WaUih U 14
MMIIIora' . 6s 7SV4.I do deb. B tlV,
Erlo prior lira to....ln VW.jt.rn Kl. to
do sn. 4. UH W. L. K 4a 41
r W. ft D. C. la. ..110 Wli. Ontral 4a 4
Horklna Vai. 4Vka....lUl
BldT
learlnc Hoaae Averages.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18. The statement of
averages of the clearing houae lianka of thla
city for tho five daya of this we-k shows:
l.oana. $1,116 012.100; decrease $;.u94,t). De
posits. $l.lf;,6oS.!; dwreaae, $Ki,4l.4ii0. Cir
culation, $4l,!i2,iU0; decreuse, $171,00V. Lefal
llaBaasTasaaTTarr'ii'IlL'lUf ilk'aM'f f" mMrtr
.
0 e ADM IOi m
March 4th. Stock frlvr-s ownership In nil thr- nilnoa of the United
Mining- and Kxploratlon Ooinjintiy. The urcnt Colilllclil, Nov.. JoM
giC4n (iroup and Knlililt Fraction, located In the Itonnngn section on
same dykes ns the Junino. Florence and Uonil)lnntlin. Also our tircat
Modoc Mine, on which wo have Just
STRUCK BIG ORE BODY.
We are In receipt of a telegram from our suncrlntendeut at the Mo
doc, aa follows: ,
"United Mining and Kxploratlon Co.. I lever. Colo.:
Struck big ore full width of shaft. Uoine at once.
F. A. SOl'EK, Superintendent"
What tho Denver Daily News of Jan. 31,
Says of the Rich Striko
on the United Mining and Exploration Company's Mo
doc Mins-1-
"Fina Vein of Ore Encountered in the Shaft of the
Modoc Property!
"Special to The News:
"Central City. Colo., .Tnnnnry art. While Jinking tho 21-foot ahaft on
the Modoc property today, the Fulled Mining and Exploration Company
encountered a vein containing a laxly of ore which unsays eight and one
hnlf ounces In gold to the ton. Sinking has been In progress on the Mo
doc for four months, since the present company has been in charge, but
this la the first vein that hns lxen struck. All the other strikes have
teen deposits and pockets. There is every Indication that the vein Is
continuous, am that the mine will develop into one of the biggest pro
ducer in Quurtz Hill District." v
$20.00 BUYS ONE THOUSAND SHARES
Par Talue $1.0rt, fully paid and nonassessable. Stock positively
advances March 4th; may be advanced or withdrawn from market in a
few days on account of big strike. Write or wlro your reservations at
once, pending Investigations.
DENVER SECURITIES COMPANY,
Bank Block, Dept. Hi ' DENVER, COLORADO.
V. Farnam Smith
& Co.
STOCKS, BONDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
1320 Farnam St.Tel. 1064
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, Net.
a 1 ffpeiltary
Capital and Surplus, $600,000
riANK MURPHY. ras.
U"flEK DIMM. Caikler.
mm t. HAMILTON. Ant CaaMan,
RMrtlTS acnaaata at banks, twakcra, torpor
atlona, firaas sat ladlTlduala en taToraMa
raralta Btokanta saaifht aaC nil
Utwra ol rMlt Issues, aval labia ta all
ana el the werU.
latent! sela aa Time OertlRcatae it Tn"t
Colleotlona aa4a proaiptlr aai eaasaaileailr.
We reaaast aamspendaaea.
Edwards -Wood Co-
(incorporated.)
nam Olllcei Fifth and Roberts Straati
ST. PAUL, rilNN.
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain. Provisions
Ship Your Groin to Us
raaek Ollicc, 44(-itl Haard ! Traala
Olds;., Omaha, Mb, Telephons 8814.
212-214 Kxohatife 1M.. Kouth Omaha. .
kail 'Phons Hi Indsbsntlsnt 'Vhons 1
Qyaranteed 8 pr cent dividend farm and
ranch stock 100,000 shores offered In
amounts of law up In large Irrigated farm
and ranch, 871 miles south of El Paao,' Tex.,
on K. ft. per cent guaranteed--helleve
will pav 25 per cents have ISO tenants; e,(X
acres cmpped this year; 4,000 head of live
stock, will buy more. Capitalised for only
12.76 an acre. Agents wanted to sell stock.
Experience unnecessary. Writ for pros
pectus and particulars, P, A. Montgomery,
President, 79 Dearborn Bt., Chicago, III.
tenders, W5.389,8uO; decrease, $3,819,400. Spe
cie, $20,953,800; decrease, l,fil7,2U. Reserve,
307,343,400; decrease, $4,43ti,t00. Reserve re
oulred, 2HS,13R,676; decrease, $2 604,100. Bur
phis, 9.a4,4!o; decrease. II 8.12.600. Ex
l'nlle.1 States rteposlls, 14,878,50o; decrease,
$l,l!74,900.
I.ondoa Rtork Market.
LONDON, Feb. 18. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds were:
Coneoti. mener Wa'N. T. Central ...161
do acrount w o-ia .-nnoia et w.. no
do ptd
Ontarln A W bt
rnnnaylvanla 1
Rand Mlnea li
Roa.llna 4KM
Anarnnda ,. 44
Atchlaon '
dn pfd 105
Balilmnra Oh!o....lo
Canadian Parinc IWK
(-lira. 4: Ohio 61
rhlraso Ot. W S
C, M. & Bt. T IW
brllaera
Iiruver R. O
do ptd
Erie 45 H
do lab pfd..
do Id pld.
Bo. Rallwar
do pfd ....
in. Pacific ...
L'fiion Paclflo
do pfd
. 47
. 4r.4
. F14
,10
. t
.m
.H'osa
. it
. T
. tt
. 47 Vt
do ltt pfd...i B. Bti
dn td Dfd 4C4 do pfd
Illinois Central 1I14 Wahaah .
Loula. r Naih 14m do pfd
M., K. T Ml'
8IL.VKR Bar, steady, 28 l-16d per ounce.
MONEY 2U324 per cent.
The rata of discount In the open markei
for short bills Is 2H Pr cent; for three
months' bills, JSS-W per cent.
Kts York Mlnlaar Atoels.
NEW YORK, Teb. 18. Th folio wing are
the cloalng quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con t
AMI'S "
Hr M
BrunawU-k Coa ......
Comatork Tunnel ....
Con. Oal. Va lH
Horn surer 16
Iron gllrer Km
LeadTllle Coa I
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pot oil
Savage
Blerra Nevada
Small Nopea ,.
Standard
I
,...m
. . . . T. 10
....
.... 1
.... 10
.... 41
.... it
....160
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE Teb. II. WHEAT Mar
ket easier: No. 1 northern, II 17; No. 2
northern. tl.UHIlMi; May. I1.1HV..
KyB-Strons; No. 1, 3L,c.
BARL.KY titeady; No. t. e0c;-sample. 41
49c.
CORN-Flrmj No. 1 yellow, 44Vic; May,
4Hc, bid.
HDAL ESTATE TRAKIFERI.
Deeds Iliad for record February 18, 16, as
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Truat company bonded abstracters, ltill
Farnam street, for The Bee:
F. P. Hani cm to Mary (.'. Han Ion;
part N. B. of i. W. sac.
LM5-13.. t 1.00
R. It. Moochla aid wife to B. T. Red
man; lot 14, block , Sulphur
Springs 500.00
Mary fci. Olll, et al. to A. P. Mnd4i;
B. Va lot L blink 80, B.-iNii Omaha.. 2O00.00
P. C. Wrlsrnt t al. to K. H. lluiiaon;
lot 8, block 8s, Houth Omaha 100
lnra Ravage and husband to O.
Hialnhower; lot S, block S, Slier
wo'xls sub 2000 00
O W. MMllork and w'fe to P H.
Sturgeon: K. lot 11, block 11, Pat
ricks 2nd add 1200.00
C. K. Shelby and wife to Mary A.
Oohton; lot 13, block 12. Cloverdalii. 13C.O0
A. H WtHKlf.rd and wife to J.
Olavln; lut 7, Ouk Hill 4W 00
0
n 1
In tho Gmund Costs Nothing
to Store.
OIL
Ih Staple ns "Wheat.
DAM
The Stream of Traduction
and
PRICES MUST RISE.
OIL
Is No Exception to the In
flexible Law of SUPrLY
AND DEMAND.
The Standard Oil's Boy
cott Can Terminate in But
One lieuult
HIGHER PRICES.
Have you idle Money T If you
have, you can make no better in
vestmeut, than in
Constant Oil Stock
The Constant Oil Co., incorpor
ated under the laws of th State
of Nebraska, is busy drilling, and
Is about to open to production FiVJS
WELI.R on land Immediately ad
joining the famous Barker property,
in the heart of the oil producing
section of the Chanute, Kansas,
oil Held. Contracts already let.
Insure completion of the work at an
early day and are a safe guaranty
EARLY DIVIDENDS
Now la the time to buy, only a
limited amount of stock being
blocked out to sell at the present
low llgtirc.
The compnny in officered by well
known and reliable Omaha men
and the opportunity it offers Is
well worth investigating. Call or
write for particulars.
CONSTANT OIL CO.,
Telephone F3234
301 Ne Y. LIFE BLDG.,
OMAHA, NIB.
0
" BONDS
We purchase entire issues of First
Mortgage Corporation Bonds.
II. C. Carroll $1 Co.,
....BANKERS....
First National Bank Bulldlnc,
C HK AOO.
Safety Deposit Vaults
of the First National
Bank, Omaha, afford
absolute security
against fire as well
as burglary for all
kinds of valuables,
including papers and
insurance policies.
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