V
1 THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE; MARCH 1, 1903. ' 7
REAL ESTATE
FARM ASD RASCH FOR LI
Colorado Coatlaaed.
nt wsnt to Mcp the sever winters?
Tlien eeule In the Han Lulu vslley, Colo
rado. hfrf the wmibfr la uniform and
rr.ild winters prevail. Stork raising; and
farnilrnr pay 26 to 50 per cent In this val
ley. Write for full particulars to
It. W. MONGER, Mgr.,
Elkhart, Ind.
(20) il
152 CO PER ACKB IS CHEAP
For a nood farm 7 miles from Council
P.luffs. We liave one of 227 acre, well
Improved, Rood house, ham and plenty of
other buildings and yards. Fine orchard.
One-half rich valley land In cultivation,
which alone la worth the price of the farm.
Balnnre rood pasture. Owner will sell
stock and toola at a low price. If wanted.
H. J. McGee, 14 Pearl Bt., Council Hltiffs,
la- J0 h 1
Idaho.
IDAHO IRRIGATED LANDS Over l.rrm.OOO
acres of Irrigated land In the t'nper Snake
river valley, Idaho. The cheapest and
moat productive land In the entire west.
Three beet suqar factories In the valley,
an Ideal fruit country, an unsurpassed
climate. If Interested, call and rf James
Macgregor, at the Merchants hotel (will
he In Omaha for three days), or write the
Idaho Falls Development Co., Idaho Falls.
Idaho. (J) M15 2x
ladlaa Territory.
Indian Territory Lands
WRITE V8 FOR FRKE 1 LMPTRATED
PA M PHLFJT8. H EST LANIM IN HKU-
IIOMA. EXCURSION RATES. MARCH 3
AN I 17.
THE Pt'TNA.M COM PANT,
604 N. Y. Life U!dg.
20 579 1
Hasten.
LAND BARGAIN.
Fine section Loican county, Kansas; about
6.0 acres wheat land: balance cre bot
tom; plenty pood wtr; close to schml
and church; Improved farms ail around;
price 19 per acre; II per acre cash; bal
ance long time. C. 8. Bhepard, 22 Hoard
of Trade. (Jt)-M la
At the Paxton Hotel
James K. Lane of Pleasant Hill. Neb., gen
eral locating a Hem and excursion mn-
asvr for the Bird City Level Land Realty
company, will be at the Paxton bote) at
Omaha all clay Monday. March 2. 19 1, u
meet the homeseekers wishing; to obtain
a home In the rich, fertile Beaver and
Cheyenne valleys. In northwestern Kan
sas. Excursions over the v'.. H. J. R.
R. the first and third Tuesdays of each
month from Linc.iln, Neb. to Bird City.
Kan. I will have with me a:npies of
sou ana some of the productions of that
county for Inspection. I also have fine
farms In central Nebraska and alfalfa
ranches for sale. Correspondence and
Conversation solicited. (-') 19 lx
M lnneaota.
FARMERS and dairymen needed. Meeflnw
lands settlement on R. R. nt ar Dulutli.
Choice lands, low prices, 11 per acre down,
balance 15 years. HlRh prices for farm
products. Rich clover; partly wooded Conn
try. Maps. Information. Lund Com.. 1.
I. Ry 540 Wolvln Uldg.. Duluth, Minn.
2-
Mlssoart.
COME TO THE OZARKS
OF MISSOURI . v
Pc Independent own a home of your own.
My booklet, farm I'st and s'ate map will
a-lve you valuable Infotmatlon. tt'r.t" for
them today. Enclose 1') cents for fine state
map.
WARD VS. HITCHCOCK, REAL ESTATE,
Mansfield, Wrinht County, Mlsrour.
3 ?4? lx
Nebraska. '
U'J ACRES NEAR
SOUTH
OMAHA
This farm is onlv nine miles frnm South
Omaha, the best stock market In the west;
about acres level, rich bottom land, bal
ance rolling but not rouxh; all can be
larmeil. Crop last year confuted of about
. seres Mat and wheat, acres ccn. 12
acres hay land, from which two crops were
cut; S7 acres pasture. A creek runs through
i lie farm Also the Purlineton and Mis
souri Pacific railroads cut corners of it.
'I here is a gocd 7-room house, brick
foundation and cellar, that cost cbout
six years ago. Two-story good barn,
52x40 feet, on stc..' foundation; granary,
cuttle and hog studs, milk and Ice house,
good, orchard and grove; land Is fenced
and cross-fen-ed. A soo.l ptara. for dairy
or stock feeding purposes. Price only t'.i
per arre If sold brfore March 1. at which
time possession can be given.
U ACRES WKD1MPROVED,
10 MILES SOUTH OF
SOUTH OMAIL
Thirty-one acres we'd Improved. 10 miles
South of South Omana. Land all good;
b i:t lo acres in coin. 10 acrea slfalta, 4
acres blue-grass pasture and 2 acrea In
orchard; ahiioal new 4-room house, wttb
good d-llar. good well and spring water,
barn about 2uxS fcrt and other buildings;
nog tiKht feuce arouod part of Sand; one
mile from railroad station; a good a.nall
farm at very low price, only H.OuO. Terms;
11.2 u i !, balance 1 eu,ual annual pay
ments at ( per cent. Possession, March 1.
lnue,
M acrea. about C tnl.es southwest of South
Omaha and 1H miles east of Paplllion.
This Is known as thu Harmsen farm, and
ens of the best farms in Harpy county.
1'v.o set of Improvements, va i.ed at SicOoj.
Price, t!iu per ini. only tli.oto cash, bal
ance tA'C, i y;s at 6 er cent. Rented
tur cash this eur.
For further Information, call on ar ad
dress, lEOl-.GE & CO..
1601 1 amam Street. Omaha.
( MU0 ss
FARMS
Nine acres South Omaha, near Jetter's
brewery. Want ofter.
. iUJ acres near Creighton, Neb.; 160 acres
In cultivation, balance hay and pasture
land; now 7-roum houar; good barn,
chicken house, etc.; f'.ne well and windmill.
I"rlee S40 per aero. Will tradj for Omaha
piopery.
2Ki acrea near Honwy Creek. la.: 25 acres
under cultivation, balance timbV-r land,
with blue grass and clover pasture; timber
la mostly walnut and oak: t liouynnds of
tres larne enough to ia gm fine or
chard. wi!h large vuriety of fruit, berries
and grapes; fin? 1! ri vrt rou: barrr sivl
outbuildings, with complete water system.
Ideal locution for slock fe-riing purposes
or an el tfaul place for summer lesort or
surruier home. Pike v per acre.
r- Wcilter L.
Selby
f M Posrd of Trade Bldg
a. Piione lugias law.
Farms and Ranches
It) acres. Z'k miles from Irvington. an old
hoincstt-ad, : now ffered. together vrllh
4 good improvement and on ma'n traveled
frofd, U filo an acic See us quick about
I this
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRE
RANCH
The owner of a large ranch In south
, western Nebraska, yielding sn annual in
come of S.-U is compelled ii Sell by rea
h n of advene d age, and offers this home
place at an attractive figure end on r-s-
b.n.hl. I r m or 1ft 11 rti lianHH aliti Imk.
In part payment Improved Omaha prop
erty. The plica Is M0.'A. For parti, u.ars
pcrtuming to this ranch call at our office.
Shimer & Chase Co.
lsu Faroam.
Douslus 3SC7.
txi
A SNAP
0 acrea of the best land to Brown county
Nt break cash, balance one
year. Aptly M. H creamy, owDer. trt
I aaton block. Omaha. (Ju-MT
Dm rtT itr
es.w . J 1 -"t- t-Ol IMI L
FArlM AMD HA.NCll I.A.D FOt IALS
HtsrssVs C
FARM LAND BARGAINS
tl acre of good land In Lincoln county.
.-'-o., eisni miles south or North Platte;
every foot can be cultivated. Price IS.
II. aw can stand,
sco ares In Holt county. Neb., six miles
south pf O'Neill. Price, tin per acre.
L2H acres nice level land, about six miles
east of O'Neill, Holt county. Neb. Pi ice.
112.000.
IMPROVED FARMS.
r acrea of fine land. 1JS acres In fine al
falfa. 1 acres In diversified crops, bal
ance fine pasture. There are 50 acres In
winter wheat, now looking fine. Im
provementa, alx-room house, nearly new.
nd a new barn; alfalfa la fenced hog
tight; land is all second bottom and lays
four miles from Elm Creek, on U. P.
R. R. Two wells on premises. Priced at
1-3.50 per acre for oulck sale.
M acres In Saunders county, 2H miles
from Valparaiso: ljn acres cultivated,
balance hay and pasture land, with run
ning water In pasture; V, mile to school.
Improvements, large five-room house In
rod condition: barn. lixJ2. new; gran
ary, chicken house, windmill and tank.
Five acres hngilght: young orchard.
Price. 177.50 per acre. M.B00 can stand.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Ground Floor. N. T. Life Bid.
. ()
CHOICE SECTION FARM
LAND. $0.50.
A section choice farm land In Nehmaka.
gnod. level farm land, close to railroad,
one wheat crop will more than pay fr
land: some land adjoining selling for ilO
an acre. For quick sale this goes nt s 50
"NATIONAL I N VESTMENT
COMPANY
OT-5S2 Brandels Bldit
2tle-M!77 t
DOCGLAS COVNTT FARM.
240 acres 1 miles from Omaha: miles from
Millard: smooth land; extra good soil:
orchard; grove; never falling springs in
pasture; 10-room house; large barns and
other buildings: also a second set of Im
provements. Price only 1109 per acre;
vacant land near selling for same price
Special reason for selling. An extra good
farm; a good Investment; or would make
a fine suburban home.
J H. Dl'MONT A SON.
1606 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb.
20 107 1
Nortfc Carolina.
10-ACRE farms In this famous trucking
belt, suitable for vegetables, fruit and
poultry ; price, 300: terms, f75 cash, bal
ance 1. 2 and 1 years without Interest, or
$ cash and t monthly; they're on rail
road near this city: splendid soli, mild
climate; a good living assured: write for
booklet. Carolina Trucking Development
Company. Wilmington. N. C. 3u M lx
Ofegroa.
WHY fref re when you might enjov flowers
all winter? For your family's sake, take
the bull by the horns and make up your
mina to come o tioa s country. Remem
ber, you live only once. Then whv oot
live where you can enjoy beautiful nature
all the year round. Come to Lane county,
Oregon. Over .VJ0 an acre net In cher
ries on land that cost I3n shows what can
be done. Write to Dept. D, Commercial
Club, Eugene, Oregon, for reliable facts.
o-
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA farms for sale Good f arn
for corn, cotton, wheat or alfa'fa, close tt
railroad towns: will sell on easy payments,
or for cash. Call or a!drea the owner,
J. C. Fisher. Okeene. Okl. (30) (49 lx
oath Dakota.
. Nothing on
Principal
for 5 Years
To a man who will go on and Improve It.
I will sell 169 acrea In Lyman county. South
Dakota, located about 2C mllea west of
Missouri river and 3 miles from a good
railroad town, for tl5 per tcre. No pay
ment on principal for t years. Just the in
terest once a year.
It Is good land In a good country. Here
Is your opportunity to tret a start for your
self. . INVESTIGATE
JOHN N. HASKELL
811 New York Life Bldg.,,
OMAHA, NEB.
$J.600 Bel's J0 seres of South Dakota laad.
Address Chas. B. Wilson, Mondamln, la.
(3tMl2 lx
Texas.
TEXAS EXCURSION.
TliesHaV il.rfh A w run m rlal av-
curslon to Brownsville, Tex. Low rat.
join us ana see the famous gulf coast
country. Texas Land and Immigration Co.,
540 Bee Bid-. l 876 1
Mlseellaaeoaa.
640 ACRES FOR $300
Klnkald relinquishment, good land, well
located, fairly well improved, nearly one
third farm land, balance good grasmg. This
must be sold by the middle of the week.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY
&31-5S2 Brandeis Bldg
130) M97 .
, WESTERN FARM LANDS.
Crop payment plan; two crops pays for
land, while the land Is doubling la value.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
W-iai Biandela Bid.
(30)-o
GOVERNMENT farms free. Our UZ-ras'e
book, "Vacant Government Land," de
scribes every acre In everv county in
I'nltcd States. Tells how s.turrd ire.
If diagrams and tables. All ab u. ire
Irrigated farms. Price ' rent, ixu.
paid. Webb Pub. Co.. Dept. 18. 81. Paul,
Minn. ') m lx
REAL ESTATE LOANS
W. H. THOMAS loans money.
tCr-HW tX
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DKLAT.
GARVIN BrtOo.. 14 FARNAM.
LOANS on Improved Omaha prcperty
O Kecfe R. L. Co.. Ml N. i. Lit Bldg
CO) 4i
WANTED City loans ar.d warrants. W.
Farnam bmlih Co.. 123 Fma.n St.
PRIVATE rocoey to loaa on Improve,! real
estate. N. P. Dodge .v i l.it frntm
BL c) -co
BL'ILDINU oana W. H. Thomas
(U-MM 2x
MONEY TO'LOAX
on improved city
loans a specialty.
propr:y. Building
W. H. THOMAS, '
614 First Nat l Bank Bldg. ! M1
lioo TO tio.oov made promptly F. D. Weed.
W eed bids;.. Uiu sod isrotu.
' C-U
V AN IK IS Loans on Improved Omaha
South Omaha city property U. ti. Mot
gsgc and Trust Co., W. 11 Thomas, agttnl.
4 First National Bank iildg
t2J-18 Mchlx
LOWJiST K-ATL iemls, Paatun Block,
(22 U
PRIVATE maaey to luaa; no delaya J
11. Sherwood. U-17 Bisndeis bi
421 -U
PRIVATE MO.NET-CA6H ON Hi.lD-
KO DELAY J. H. il f HtN. isr
NAT, bAAk BULK. it-L. UOUU. lr.l
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.)
FARM LOANS WILLS
TRUSTS We have mortgages netting the Investor
SH to ( per cent.
In twenty-one years of business no In
vestor with us has lost a dollar nor
taken an acre of land; $7, 500. 000.00 of
other people's money Is now safeiy
placed by us.
We prepsre .wills st a minimum cost;
consultation la confidential.
For those who wish to Issue bonds or
provide a fund from which children or
aired people are to receive the Income
we act as trustees.
FETERS TRUST CO.
Ground Floor, New Tork Life Building.
(22) M136 1
Money to Loan
IF TOU HAVE IMPROVED OMAHA
REAL ESTATE SECURITY AND WANT
MONEY QI ICKLY AND AT LOWEST
RATE OF INTEREST, YOU WILL SAVE
TIME BY COMING TO US.
GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARNAM ST.
(2 898 1
5H PER CENT MONET.
WE HAVE UNLIMITED AMOUNT OF
6'4 PER CENT MONEY TO PLACE ON
FIRST CLASS OMAHA BUSINESS
PROPERTY. FROM 2o.000 TO $Ji0,0UO.
THE PUTNAM COMPANY,
oo4 N. Y. LIFE BLIKJ.
CADET TAYLOR, PRE8.
W. B. TAYLOK. SEC.
122) 9801
CASH on hand. W. H. Thomas.
l22)-47 2x
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
12U-.U
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
ta-S4i
MONEY to loan on Improved city property.
Hastings A Hey dsn. l;ut Farnam St.
22 Mia
NO delay. W H. Thomaa. 22-MMg 2x
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED To buy for cash, equity hi two
or three cottages; no agent. Address H
173, cere Bee. (23) U
WANTED-A good farm or business In this
locality, which can be bought of owner
for cash; give description and price; no
agents answer. Address Locator Com-
.pany, 339 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis.
(23) MS00 2x
WOULD like to hear at once from owner
having good farm for sale. Not particular
about location. Please give price and rea
son for selling and state when pussesaion
can oe naa. u. uarDysiilre. box 4,
Rochester. N. Y. (23) 903 lx
WANTED To buy large tract of land In
western Nebraska, eastern Wyoming or
Colorado, suitable for retailing at rea
sonable price. Answer Land lept.. lTol
Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb. (23) 9S2 1
REAL ESTATE wanted in exchange for (
per cent gold bonds. Address E-38,. care
Bee. (23)-954 1
WANTED To buy for cssh. one or two
cottages. Must produce good Investment
value on rental. Address B 62. care Bee.
(23)-M144 1
WANTED TO BORROW
INVESTMENT
We have a good security on one-half sec
tion of Nebraska land In Howard county
bearing 7 per cent interest on 34,250.
32.0W mortgage secured by a section of
land twenty miles from Denver. Sold for
I4.6O0, 7 per cent Interest.
e nave a mortgage of 33,000 on land
near Omaha worth 310,000; Interest per
cent.
N. P. DODGE & CO., 1714 Farnam St.
(24)
WANTED TO BUY
SECONDHAND feed sacks. No amount too
lare or too small. Wagnex, eul N. ltiik.
(2&)-eaU
CASH paid for secondhand clothing, shoes.
w. uo . Aovii pi, ivi, fgrfli
(J-1
WANTED To buy secondhand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums office furniture, old clothes, quilts
and all kinds of tools, or w44l buy ths
furniture of your house complete. The
highest price piid. Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 397L '26) M179 M4
BEST price paid for second-hand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes, etc. Hd
640L (26)-M4S4
WANTED TO BUY-Barber shop in good i
locacion. or puny who part of store to
rent for, such purpose. Address J. Feld
man, 1919 Burt St. Tel. Douglas &HS3.
(Jl)-6 lx
WANTED Folding go-cart, leather side,
etc.. with or without top Write, stating
style and price. Address 8-66. care Bee
Office. (26-B37 lx
WANTED A few loads of well rotted
manure for lawn.- &J7 N. 19th St
25)-M115 S
WANTED To buy, an up-to-date merry-go-round.
Address J 76, care Bee.
(25) 160 1
WANTED TO RENT
IOUNQ man wants single room with break
fast, in private lutnily. State terms.
C 4. care Bee. (2B M707 29x
SMALL house; 'acre ground; suburban;
phone Douglas 6t43 by 2 P m. today.
(.28) M166 lx
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG ma. 1 desires place to work for
board while go leg to school. Boyles col
lege. Telephone Douglas liHL (27 M6
SEWING WANTED Neat work; prices
reasonable. Mrs. Clarence Smith, i'OS
Lako St. (27) UM3 M3x
WANTEI By Japaneee gentleman, posi
tion In private family, general housework
or laundry work. Address Box 6, Coun
cil Bluffs. Ia. (27) 21 lx
WANTED Steady Job for coming summer;
have had seven years' experiei.ee ss con
crete snd cemert worker. Artdres H x
S2, Schuyler. Neb. (27) MWi (x
WANTED By young man, place to work
for board. Harry IXmer, jus California
St., Omaha, Neb. t-7) M7al 5x
W A N T E D Situation by widow 46 yeara
old with boy 9 years old as housekeeper
for widower; splendid housekeeper snd
best reference. Address Mrs. A. H. Mc
Kinny, 242a So. 15th St., St. Joseph, Mo.
(27)-M7tA Mux
SITUATION WANTED Young Japanese,
as butler or housework or valet. Adliess
Naga. 27(18 M EL. South Omaha.
(2.-)-7S8 lx
AN experienced watreas wants position
to work nights. Tel. Douglss 6378.
(27t-824 6x
RESPECT A HLE widow with one child
wishes poeiUon as h00.1eke.-per for wid
ower on farm or in city; can give lest
of references. Address M 62. care P,e.
(27) kJt 2x
STENOORAPHER 0od referenr-; Boyles
college student. Harry I loner. 2T1 Cali
fornia St. (27 9 4
POSITION WANTED Retail clothin?
salesman, ten yt ars' exprnence In lo h
Ing. furnishings and hats; cspable of
buying. Hef -lencea. Address Y :&. care
Bee. iS7 M:3 7x
WANTED Place as family coachman; good
lawn and yard nan: can milk; ran give
city references. D 71. care Bee.
(.r-Miy 3x
Wel Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb i WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing. Il
2Sc: light fine. ITtuuc; heavy fine, lttflso;
tub-washed. Soyiw.
OMAHA UYE STOCK MARKET
i
Cattle for Week Close Unchanged
from TXT.eV k m
irom WeeK AgO.
DEMAXD FOR DESIRABLES GOOD
Hoc Finish Week with Silas
ad Sharp Advaare la Prieea
Sheea Valaea Resnala
t arhaaaea.
Hmm
SOUTH OMAHA.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday ..
Official Thursday ....
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday ....
Neb.. Fb. . 1908.'.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 3.& S.744 3.144
. 8 7 12,171 4.J41
. 3.K71 11.2W 3.WE
. 4.240 U.64 4.773
.. 1.3-5 S.844 1,413
. 0 7.3uO
Six days this Week....l8. H.lxs r.743
Same days last week...ls.3M U.tlt 23.c
Same days t weeks ago. .lS.4il U.tMti Ui.7
Same days 3 weeks ago..l7.M4 (7.4 3i.m
Same days 4 weeks ao.. 19.748 Go,&J9 !&.
Same days lsst year... .19. SM 61.7M 44.3W
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
19o9,
C""1 W7.2J4
Hogs fcW.241
oheep 2J6.8J6
The following table
19m. Inc. Dec.
191.621 34.387
421.217 145.024
2S3.798 67.9UJ
shows the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 19U3. l907.19u.19iii.19o4.19U8.lSi02.
Eb. J3..
Feb. 19..
F"h. SO. .
Feb. 21.
Feb. 22..
Feb. 23..
Peb. 24.?
'eb. 23..
Feb. 'M..
Feb. 27..
Feb. 28..
Feb. ..
4 10
4 15
4 471 6 06
97) 3 7
70
83
6 k-ii
t 32
82
6 12
91
3 87
I 9M
4 M
I 26
991 I 84
Mi
3 97
I 92
4 681
96
t 95
4 74
3 28
3 93
6 M
6 82
93
6 96
I 96
S 93
I 88
( SJ
s
04
4 9 3 23
4 0?H
4 11
4 11V
081 4 H 6 i0
6 79
S 8"
W
4 74i 22
S 98J
40
4 771 6 82
4 841 3 21,
4 10
04
4 221, j 79!
4 2SeV I
881
- I 1 1
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoga. H f'l.
3
, 1 81
C, M. & Bt. P
Union Pacific
C. N. W.. east
C. N. W., west
C. St. P., M. O
C, B. ft J., east
C. B. & Q., west
('.. R. I. 4 P., west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ureat Western
30
8
8
23
1
2
1
Total receipts
108
5
The disposition of tl.e day's receipt
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
s was
num-
Hogs.
7H3
1.436
2.3"0
S.232
120
430
oer 01 neaa indicated:
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Krey Packing Co
8 & S
Hill & Son 10
Other buyers t
Kenyon Packing Co
Totals u
3.4
7,624
CATTLE Although there were a few
cattle on the market today, the supply
was not sufficient to attract buyers and
the market was nominally unchanged. The
supplies for the week foot up nearly
19.WM head or substantially the same as
last week and only about l.(M head less
than for the corresponding week a year
ago. The quality of the cattle haa been
very fair throughout. Opening prices this
week were generally quite a little higher
than last week and this advance was
fairly well sustained on Tuesday and
Wednesday. On Thursday Tith a rather
liberal aupply on sale there was a de
cline of about 10c and with no material
change either Friday or today, the market
closes with prices in practically the same
notches as st the close of last week. The
demand for good handy weight beeves has
been well sustained from start to finish,
both local dressed beef men and eastern
buyers taking the 1.060 to 1.300-pound csttle
freely at good prices. Heavy cattle have
been sdmewhat neglected all week and the
rough and unfinished kinds have been
low sellers all the time.
Butcher stock and cannera have been In
good request at not far from steady
prices all around. Supplies of this char
acter continued rather moderate and there
was a good Inquiry both for local and ship
ping account. Medium and common stuff
has a rather narrow outlet, but prices are
not materially different from those of a
week ago. Veal calves have stregthened
up somewhat and are selling better than
last week and the same Is true for bulls,
stags, etc.
Business In stockers and feeders has not
been very excessive. In fact never is at
this time of the year. The offerings have
been somewhat limited, while the demand
from the country has bee'n rather disap
pointing. Desirable, light and medium
weight steers found a ready sale at strong
figures, while heavy and low grade light
stuff have been neglected and prices are
If anything a shade lower than a week
ago. Dealers are not looking for much
activity In this branch of the business
until the weather becomes more suitable.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, 35.1(irfl0; fair to good
corn-fed ateens, S4.6'rfi6.M; common to fair
corn-fed steers. 34.0O.fi4 GO: good to choice
cows and heifers. S4.00r4.TS; fair to good
rows and heifers, 33.351213.110: common to
fair cows and heifers. 82 2&ir300; good to
choice stockers and feeders. 34 SV64.75; fair
to good stockers and feeders, 33.704.20;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 33.00
(j3 60.
HOGS The week closes with a rather
small run and a sharp advance in prices.
Both local and eastern markets have been
Indifferently supplied for two or three days
and the demand has picked up very ma
terially, with prices s.iowing a sharp ad
vance all along the line. Heavy and butcher
weight loads command a good premium
and. as all classes of buyers are taking the
good light weight loads more freely, the
range of prices hss narrowed down some
what. Today tops b-ought 34.40, as against
34.3714 yesterdav. and the bulk of the of
ferings was at 34 20tfM 35. as against St.fttf
4 20 yesterday and 33.Si4.u6 last Saturday,
the market thus showing an advance of
about oc for the week.
Representative sales:
Nc. S r. No. At. sh Pr
1 l' M 4 15 M :24 40 4 19
! 91 ... 4 rr T!i to 4 te
7i 17 40 4 H) SI 221 ... 4 )
71 1W 40 4 M ti 2ti 90 4 SO
T4 IS ... 4 0 14 2 ... 4
74 1S4 40 4 U SJ lei ... 4 K
7t P4 lis 4 a) 4 ... 4 so
7 10 40 4 10 77 Hi ... 4 to
1W SO 4 SO If... Ill 44) 4
75 M SO 4 SO CO !49 ... I Ul
rt 11 ... 4 M ....... 344 10 4 12
IM ... 4 Mi If !S1 ... 4 Kvi
u iiiT ... is ; ;n ... 4 ii4
7 11 S) 4 37 tM ... 4 Mi
M Hi ... 4 2 t4 1U 10 4 134
f7 ! IS) 4 15 til 40 4 liw
C4 1M . . IS 4f Vn 140 4 II',
It !1! 40 4 n 71 Ill ... 4 in-
74 !i ... 4 15 ff 141 ) 4 34
SO 110 40 4 15 41 1 ... 4 JJ
f! '24 tt 4 l 7f JTT ... 4
45 115 ... 4 lo fO 2-i) ... 4 s
M "4 ... 4 PH U J.l ... 4 U
12 ! 5 M 4 rr4 47 ?) ... 4
9.' 'i 4 r 74 ru . I 4 11
IT 247 ... 4 30 7..i T7 lfl) 4 I",
14 ... 4 ) TO 1-4 W 4 35
B f- ... 4 to 7" ... 4 l
S t 4fl 4 V ' r ... IK
t I ... 4 Jl M ...... . JS7 40 4 13
7s .....sn ... i si r? ... 4 I
nt. 49 in ' 47 ... 4 1:4,
t-1 ..43. ' !;4 ... 4 37W
72 I 0 4 10 J, 10 4 r.,
S? !S 40 4 10 16. li't ... 4 44
4 ) el 4 ' fl f74 4 41
II 51 ... 4 3 ft 40 t 40
SHEEP-With nothing on sale today. th.i
run for 'he week f ots up 27.743 head, as
against SS. 0 head for last week snd 44 S-ju
head for a year ago. The market, cutshle
of a bteak in lambs early In the week, has
bwn no material change from (lay to
duy. snd this Is especially true of ewes,
ytariin and wetherc.
Tt r market has nut been so very sstlsfsc-
101 v in tie luiiin division, especially on
th'e catrylng much weight. The llfiht,
hsidy gra.Ii sy sold l"y:oc lower thun Kst.
.rk r . i t at the first snd since that time
I here has been no change whatever. Heavy
lmv.s In many -a s are even lower thsu
that and have sapgei throughout the week.
Ti e onlf thing that haa held prlcea prob
ably anywhere near In line waa the fact
that 111 pi lies have at no time been exces
sive. The market on mutton grades of ewes,
yearlinga and wethers has been in a trifle
better shape, and while prices showed no
mater's' Improvement ss a rule, the trade
throughout the e.-k carried a strong tone
nd anything suitable found ready sale at
SMu, iirm trices.
In the feeder division there was not much
doing at any time Two or three weeks ago
a rather spirited demand sprung up when
C rices on mutton grades were strengthen.
g. but since that lime, with the break in
value on fat sheep, country buyers have
been slow In taking hold, so that prices at
the best on feeding stuff have not been
verr satisfactory.
Quotations on good to choice fed sheep
- Miuua, m a.ii iigut year.
1
RatrsM
hern, 96K"6ar: heavy vesrllng
SK r6 wethers. aVOtoi 30:
txv, on.
No. At. Pt.
ls western limb feeders
,n7 'ern lamb feeders S9
Si western Ismb feeders 70
lo
10
n s 10
63 western lamb feeders 66 10
CHICAGO 1,1 VE STOCK MARKET
Cattle aaa aee teaa Hotts
traaar lllaker.
CHICAGO. Frr. 39. CATTLE Recelp's.
about 3i hearts Market sten.lv; beeves. 33 90
iitcn, cows and heifers. 31. (( ; Texens.
33.7:4.75: calves. 36. 2S4i..0 ; westerns. 34.00
44 75; stockers and feeders. 32.75-44 90.
HOGS Receipts, about lo.onr. head Mar
ket strong to lc higher; light. S4 3M4W;
mixed, 34.35ia6; heavy. 34..il-n4.fi5: rtoigh.
S4.r4j4.45; plga. SS.7&44.3fi; bulk of sales,
Rhi4 4W.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Recetnts about
S.0U0 head. Market ateady; natives. St.2?.l
W; western SS XSdf 50; vearlinga, 35 0 'u
136; lambs, 6.0va.iiD; westerns, SS.0C(..
Kansas Cltr LIT stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 90 hesd; msrket steady; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers. S&v5.75:
fair to good. 34 5i"li7j.l5; western steers, f4 25
i.50; stockers and feeders, 33.4iV(i4 ;
southern steers, S4.Ai6.26: southern corns,
32 6,"fi4.00; native cows, 32 fK'ti4 75; native
heifers, 3340ru35; bulls. W.15451: clves,
34 (Unfit 85. Receipts for the week. 33 4"0 head.
HOGS Receipts, S.'XiO head; market 5c
higher; advance lost; top. 34.524: bulk of
ssles, S4&4 46; heavy, 34 40-&4.524: pack
ers. S4.3ti4.46; plajs and lights. U-Wu 1.40.
Receipts for the week, .lim head
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market nominally ateady: lamhs, sts-fiftl 65;
nd yearlings. 34.7Tii6 50; western
?earllnsrs. Sfi.4Clil. W; western sheep St t"t
50; stockers and feeders. S.1.5CKU6.0O. Re
ceipts for the week. 36.(X head.
9t. I.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. IOUIS. Feb. -CATTLE-Rece'rts.
800 head, including 125 Texans; market
SteadV. native ahlnnln rA
SS.VtlVloO. dreaaeH hoof i.J K..nk.
S5.00ti5.75; steers tinder l.ornl lbs.. 3t75o4 50.:
siocaers sn.i reoflers. 33 0Vn4 75: .cows snd
heifers. 33. . rann 11 Hi, v,,.o-
32.50434); calves. S3.;(i7.m; Texas a'nd In
dian steers. 11 Virf 1.'. 1 I - .M . n .1 i r
S1.75&40P. ' '
HI MiS Recelnts Htm r.c.
jteadv; pigs snd lights. 34 0(1.55; packers.
34 0.Mf4.55 butchers and nst h.m.p ucua
4.00. "
No sheep on sale.
SI. Joseph LIT Stock Market.
BT. JOSFPIf rh o j-iTT 1 f r
Ce lotS 42K honit' ItiirlrW nnn.lnol.
34. 2646.76; cows and heifers. 32.25fi-5 m.
stockers and feeders. 83.5ii4..
HOGS-Receipt s. S52 head: mrtrk"t 5c
higher: top. 34 45; bulk of sales, 3.1 ;4Sj4.43
8HEE3? AND LAM B8 Receipts. Sl head
market nominal; lambs. 3tl.uoc.ii7o; year
lings. 35 5566.26.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Feb. 2ft.iSnocil T.i.
gram.) CATTLF, Receipts, 1(0 head: mar
ket steady; beeves, S4.Va6 40; cows and
r,eirer"'. 2.7ya4.60; stockers 'and feeders.
33.0iro4.on; calves and yearlings. S2.7.Vff3.6t)
HOGS Receipts. 6,500 head; market loo
higher, selling at S4.004.46; bulk, Sl.SCKtf
4.3o.
Stock In Slant.
Recelnts of live stock t th. t v.tn.n.t
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha io 70
Sioux City in.) S.5f0
Kansas city J.) .. .
St. Louis 300 4.V10
St. Josenh tr.l
M
S.0J
Chicago 31V) 10,00
Total receipts r,725 33,962 3,2S1
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2! MONEY On call
nominr.1. Time loans, steady: b0 dav a".
per cent and W days, 4 per cent; six months.
v per ceui.
PRIME MERCANTILE MONEY-34 per
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual business in bankers' bills st 3 .'tit)
for demand, and at 34.S350 for sixty-day
bills. Commercial bills, 34 83434.83,.
81LVEA Bar, 55Hc; Mexican dollars
tc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Boston stocks aat Bonds.
BOSTON. Feb. 29. Call loans. 8Wfo6 ner
cnt; time loans: 5i per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds:
Atrhlxja ail. 4a tf At Untie .
do 4s M Biusham
M. Ceatral 4s HHCil. A Hscla
Auhlton fTHOBtcnnlsl ...
do Did Sit Cudmt Kim
U
14
t2t
..t.. 23
"
'1
U
SO1
)
s
60
40
41
lil
a
"
63
144
Bus. on A Albas? IM Italy Wm
B mod 4V Maine 134 Praaklla
Boston Elevated lTTHGraaby
Viubbu.-I Ptd Uls Rorile
Mku Central 17" Mass. Minim ....
N. Y.. N. H. H....W2S M.chti.n
Inloa Pacific Ill Mnhawk
Am. Ar Chm 144 Mout. C. A C
do pfd 31 did D mlnios ....
Am. Pnu. Tube 4"orola
Amr. Sugar 112 Parrot
do pfd 111 .juincjf
Am. T. & T Shannon
Anr. Woolen If "Tamarack
do pfd 7 Tfcnltjr , ..
Dominion I. a 1 tailed Cupper ...
Edlaon Klec. Illu 4 f. g Miulng
Cnral Blrctrlc ll f. 8. Oil
Maaa Elactlis 10 Cub
do ptd 40 Victoria
...
... 3:
... Hi
... 37,
... 4
... 5
. . . 1.0
. .. 4le
...
...
...14
... 1744
... k
Mas. Gas
. in.ina
.115 Wolverine
. 42 North Bulta
. J4H Butt, (-oalltlos ...
. 24 Nevada
. W Cal. A Arliona...
1 Arliona Com
. 2f Green CauaDca ..
t'Bllad Fruit
lolled 8. M
do pfd
V. . Steel
so ptd
Adventure
Allouet
Amalgamated ...
Bid. "A.ked
Closing quotations on New Yck bonds
were as follows:
V. 8. ret. H. n.
do coupon .......
do la. nt
do coupon
do nsv 4a, re(...
.1(44 Hock. Val. 4Vta tiUj
L. A N. uni. 4 7
,.10iV4"Man. c. 1 4a i
..llllMii Central 4a ai
,.!2i di 1st Inc lk
so eotipon
. -mioo. m i. 1.. 4a... 7
T-acco 4a USt M.. K. T. 4a...
... ti4
do 4 ..
Kit do :i
7f
Auhlaon gea. 4a. .
do adj. 4s
B. 0. 4a
do ISja
Brk. R. T. c.'.fa...
Ctrtral of Ga. U.
do lrt Inc
do td Ine
do Id lac
Chts. A Ohio 4C,a
. 97tiN. R. R. of M. e. 4i 77
. m t. . v. s. aea. .
. M N. J.'c. g. U....
. K04 No Parlflc 4a
. 04 do Is
. 34N. A W. e. 4a..
. 12IH,
. fl 0 8. L. rfdg. 4s 7
. 4 Pnn. cv 14a S
. 28 Reading gen. 4a 44
10 81. L. at I. M. t. is.. 104 w
. v St. L A 8. r. lm 4a. TO
Ckl alto A A.
C, B. A Q n. (.... ' 9. L. S. W. e. 4a.... 40
C. R. I. A P. t ... 57i Seaboard A. L 4a . 444
do col. 5s...
. . so parifi-.- 4a ju
C(C. 4V 81. L. t 4a . M do lit 4a ctft ..
Colo. Ind. as. aar A. 4v so. Ki.lwir 6a.
T
Colo. Mid. 4a...
Colo. So. 4a...
Tuba im
D. H 0. 4a....
Dta. Sec 5a
Erie p 1 4a
do gen. 4a.
Japan 4a
d 4'-s n(a
do td arlia
Bid. onmi.
iM Ttiaa A P. la l
.. tL',4, o. 81. L. at W. 4a. 4'4
..tutMi I'slon Painc 4a wv
. . r uu CT. fl
. . 4 f. g fiirel lf ua
. . JV4 Wabaah la
.. t Jo dab. B
. . TTSj WVaieni Md 4
.. ?s "W. L g 4a
.. 4444 Wla. C.DIral U..
M
. S7'4
. S6
. Tl
. n
London Stork Quotations.
IjCiNUON. Feb. 3' Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Coaaola, moatj .. IT 11 14 M . K T
llrt,
-
t
111
f.
i'
4S
4JV,
fl
'
ins
do a. rouat n la iaN. Y. Cantnl
Arav-aila
. ' sortola a W
. 7S d pld .
. I -4 Orla-to A W
Alh!aon ....
dn ptd
BaltlrAora A Ohio t' Penn.ytvanla
Cnai1'.i Pa I Be 1T Raad alines
rhcsiiwali i ( Ohio . . rsrad'nt
Ch run Ct W Sitfonth'rn P.ailaajr
r., M A Bt. P lit do ifd
De Eera
D. tt R. O
4 ptd
Erie
do la, pfd. ..
do M nfd ...
Gran Trunk ..
Iriao'.a Ortral
. 1za Houthara Pir.fle .
. 1'r.ion Pic a-
.44 do pld
. JA 1. S.ael
. r7 do
. Waba.h
144 do pit
.1?7 fpanun 4i
SlSAnwI. Conner ....
Lo'litvtlle A N
(a
f-'ll VKR Far, t-ady. i9-ltl p. r ojnee.
Mii.M.t-V" tier int.
The rate of dbicount in the open market
for s'i'.rl bills is :4 pr cent for three
month' Mill. SiiS X -r cent.
m York Bitainar "torks.
NKW YORK, Feb. JH-t'loFlng quot
atlom
on tuin'ng stocKS were
Mama Ce i
Alice
Ura-e
B'unswltk Con.
Ccmaio'ii Tunnel
C s. . al A Va
Hora Silvar
Iron aiKor
Liula Clilet 4
Ontario rr,
l fiphi- m
14 Hn.o.1 J
. 'I faat 4,
. i Sierra Navada 4
49 Small Hopaa la
133 Standard 11
Lsdill9 Con
Oil and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Feb. S OII.H Cottoiie1.
firm: prime crude. Hs'rtli'Jv : ellum tl'c.
Petr'ileurr., steadv: refliird New York. $-.75;
Baltimore and Philadelphia, $(: bulk.
S4 hS. Turpentine, eary, 53C,o.
HOSIN-Cjuitt: strained common to food.
75.
PhlUAelphla I'roalace Market.
PHII.ADELI'HIA. Feb. th. r 1 'TT ER
Kslr deinsnd, western creamery, Sffe.
KO(j8 Firm. food ilcmand; western
rhulcr. 23c, at mark,; fair to good, ii-'-c,
at murk
niKISB-Firm, rslr demand; New Tork
full cream, lair to choice, ljloo.
rftfHinWSuBFEfilUiii )Jj''i iMam"'w
The Updike Grain Co.
COMMISSION DEPARTMENT
700 to 714 Drandcis Olds.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
BROKERS
GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
STOCKS AINJD BONDS
PRIVATE WIRES
Telephone., I HSt'JSSSamm 3473
NEW YORK -: CHICAGO
.iiiniiaia.iii 11 mm 1 ..1 , . , w.. . . t,..TrriMlM1 J
TO INVESTORS
An Extraordinary Opporlunily TK.I Has Ever Been Of
fered or Even Attempted in the History of 0mah
i.i. .nd.'" I,0"'t'vljr worthy of your most sincere Investigation and mln-
... 1 1 uniij n iiive.
1 ne
,, ! . Hljrr"1"n-,'""n-Taylor Co . Inc . are offering SO shar. s of their
remalnlns: pt, k st lj" "0 er.oh (par value Sl" i fully ,,..), a.ul non
IZ1 . t!"- ,for tbr oal' Mi'-fh 2. S ami 4. 10?.. knot inous profits
are positively assured. For. aside from their regular buslnens. tliese adJl
t,oriHJ..d"vl'" r' nuw owned anrl operated bv th. 111. nainlv:
THK ONLY Sl!c,l'.KI---i. miTcnv i-in st.iv
Vik TA'LINU C'AK KKNl.KH. A I. IKK SAVIN.. HKVICB.
Nyrv,S.KLF.(,AllMKXT CMKCKINl MACHINE
THK AHMMI M1HROR SHJN
THK SANITARY CAR STRAP MANGFlt.
Incorporated In Nebraska and what's more the poods are ready for
delivery. Write or call at ONCK.
r 1
temporary Office. Room No. 31
Phones:
Hell, IiouKlaa 6407. and
Z. CUDDIIMGTOIM
Successor lo
Boycc Commission Co., lOS Hoard ol Trade Dldg
Margins 1 cent on grain. 2.00 on stock. Public and private rooms
for customers. Best service In Omaha. A reliable company.
NEW YORRSTOCRS AND BONDS
Tone of Dull Depression Reasserts
Itself in Wall Street.
NEWS UNFAVORABLY CONSTRUED
llarrlman lasaes Are Lower sin Move
to Enjoin Payment of Koathern
raelne Dividend to Vnlon
Pari lie.
NEW TORK. Feb. 3-The tone of dull
depression reasserted Itself In the stock
market today and yesterday some small
gains were more than lost. The room
traders found themselves lung of stocks as
a consequence of yesterday's movement
and when they attempted to take profits
the narrowness of the market was clearly
demonstrated.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, si,4o6.(XiO. I'nlted States 3s hsve ad
vanced H. the 4s registered 1 and the
coupon 4s 1 per cent on call during the
week.
Number of sales and quotations on stocks
were as follows:
Salaa Hl.h 1
jtuama caprras
Amalgamated Copper
Am. C. A r
Am. C. A T. pfd
Am. CJtton Oil
Am. Cotton oil ptd
American txpreaa
Am. H. at pfd
American lea
Am. Llnaeed Oil
177
!40 6! t,, V
UO ri r. St
to)
100 ti tV Ji
a..
" 11
li
U
174, 1
Too ti 114 11 St
S"
it. ste tH Mi, tsw
l'O 0 80 0
I..) 1144, 111 114W
few
l.K 134 J2(4 32 n
1.2.4 4.S 47 V ta
HO UV, ui, ,
loo o a, jui
1'M 74(4 1 74a
tl
t.lna 444 J 4
t0 144 14 14
1SU
4.0 S7H U
l't 1 tit S
140
4.0S0 110 1 1144
I
14
41
400 If H 141,
" n Jus,
ti
40
HC,
11
67
147V4 144 . 1444
.
If
4J
too tH t
4-i II lt'4 U
l tt'ri If tiW
II1
11
s 123
600 4 t t
67
too 1114 UI4 114
7
10
10
IJ0 14 II If
47
m r) fr
J.Ouu in, i;, 171,
6J0 Pf'" k(Vk M
130
1.401 r.t ,'s ei4
174 1744 1"',
) 47 4 46V
(WJ 4a4 4IV 4S
4,,
I. SO C 3 k4
4.0
4o
to
HO 4'i 4'', 4.4i
) :7 24 t,
S.Tfl l! S li:- 11 tv
3O0 t" K.4, 44
"
40 tOS ) 1
71
140
i4 lit, m
fe
a
15(4
to c: tt 6s,
:)) :i li( m
i' ti' tic,
T -ls lit 2114
""
a
i. ) cs-. 47 , a;
irl 1i 1 ill )l
to 1 t'j tV
1.7'f) l 27
:i" 11' U :. i
14
100 n , 331, a,
t..7' 114 in, in
l-K) M t') 7t
tl
, !
1 ) H n s:
in 77, T7', 77
.' t-H !', r4-
t;ia 't ;
la
)
'
II
. . V.
i.K'l 44i t 444
a
UVa
.) IM4, ii lV
1"' 14', le.v
kO
41
l.l" l'.t 117 1 i 7 1,
I1 7 T 7V
IW :n tu w
Am. Ltiiaeed Oil pld
Am. LOGomouva
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. S. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Amer. Sugar Kenning
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrhteofl
Alrhlaofl pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio
bal A Ohio pfd
Bro klyo Kapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Cntral of N. i
Cheaapeakt A Ohio
( hicao tit. W
Chicago A N. W
C. a). A Bt. P
Chicago T. A T
Cniiago T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A St. L
Colorado T. A 1
Colorado A So
Colo. A BO. lat pfd
Colo. A So. id pld
Cona'lldated Oaa
Corn Pruducla
Corn Producta pfd
lialaarara A Hudaoa..
IMI., L. A W
Inrtr A Rio Grande
D. A B. G. pfd.
manners' securities
Erla
Kr:e Ut pfd
Kna Id pfd
General IClec'tric
lilinola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iuwa Cantral p'd
Kan.aa ( Itr o
K. C. go. pfd
Loularille A K
M- tican C n'ra!
Minn. A tl. L
M . St. P. A 8. 8. at
V.. 8t. P AS S. M. pfd..
Miaaourl Parlflc
al.. K. A T
M-, K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. It H. of M pfd
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norf Ik A '
N. A W. pfd
Nona Americas
Pacific Mall
PennaTlvanta '.
Peopie' a Oaa
P., C. C A 81 L
Preaaed Steel Car
Prenwd 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palace car
flcadn.g
Heading 14 pfd
Resdtug :d pfd
ICcpubllc Steel
Rt public bteel pfd
Rock liland Co
Roc Uland Co. pfd
St. I. A s. r W pfd
fl Ixa a S W
St. L. S. W. pld
fiocnern Pacific
So. Pans- pld
fo. fic.twar
bu rtailaa pfd
Texaa A Paciilc
T . St. L. it W
T . St. L. A W. pfd
I nlon Pacific
I an. a ParlSc pfd
t'. S tp-eaa
I. 8. Kali
I'. S. Kubb.r
I . . Rubber pfd
V t. duel
V. 8. Stee; p'd
Va. -t'arullna Cli4mU-al ...
Ya.-Caro. . nam. ptd
V.i.t,ih
W.bj.h pM
Wtlla-Pargo Eipre.a
Wrttinah am Klwclrlc
Wealca I :il(
Wh-elmg A L K
1A nam f'enlr.l
Wia Central pld
Norh"n Paclfle
Central l.l.tir
Ccnuii Liatlier pfd
Sl HieSietd 8taei
Gea1 Nortojrn pid
lutertorou jth alet
Ul. Met ptd
Total aalas tur the day. ii;.ra) ahares
Bask CTearlaars.
OMAHA. F-b. J.-Ea:ik c-iearints for to
dsy r ll.kii.7W 46 snd I it the oorrespund
n date last year ti.J.VM. 7.
lSL
Monday t2.Ml.Sll.IT
Tuesday 1.11. T 42
W ednesday 1,.?I4 i
Tl.crs.iay 1.11,771 17
Krtdsy l.(M6.r.'j IS
Saturday l.S6 7e 4a
rT.
i: vsi x-j.ts
l.iis 544 j;
1 714. 41.1 .ij
1 KM.Ui
1.H.6 Jt.4X
I.iJti.ola t.7
eU,ca(7.a.tk SUlU.liri.sl
Pocrei
over tbe corresponding week
laal year Utik,2712a,
r 1
& Neville Hide.. Omaha.
Auto. A 4432.
Stock Bargains
LIST A 11IV. 8TOCKS.
W' Carlaa. 2Sr.
Col. Con.. II. T5.
Ml foe Entrellaa. II !5
9") Mines ty. Amer. 1.0.
6o Ofd Hub.. &ic.
l"i Com I nr Na., 4c.
HO Ielr Jadie. 14 SO,
lli Seren Truugha, S4c.
) U. 8. Conanl, 70c
5. Heck Ton , lc.
11 O A Coffee. I41..0.
li Penn W'TO . Mc.
l' Yellow Tiaer. lae.
91 Kendall. Mon . II. 05.
J"0 Lit. Florence rTc.
8PE.JAL HARGAINR.
lfKl i on. Flae.taff, lio.
IM Bis t T.. 13.
inj Welllnirton. 170.
S"0P Kins Sol.. HS.
1K Anchor o. A O . la.
UU Arao. Waah.. 117.
' Blk. Oak. tt
SEND rOH BILLETIN8
pRoprnrrs.
Srmt) Ama.1. Sine. bid.
MM) Tailor Mtn.. aoo.
t'"i Ofd. 8nd.. lie.
9". Long Horn Cnn., 17 a.
r Hunt gwltch. Inc.
77, Alaaka Can.. II. 74.
lf'O E.na Zinc, 11 in
M Hub. Klll-tt. II fci.
10 King Crowther. .r.
f Am. I. M. A O. bond
stock bonua. S4c.
tft't Big I T. O R . lie.
emu Ot. Weet.. Heud.. 4c.
tl Am. Marconi, J21 ..
loo BIhop rrk.. fi.zi.
WILL lil'T:
1VW St. Iea Leaa. 4Hc.
t ree Cona., 4c.
Ki Ind. Mln , ISc.
f Night Hawk., tr.
fi illfhop Crk . 1 Off.
SV Hub. Elliott, II. Oft.
1 IlKk Tun.. 4V.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
E.lwln E. Wrlitl.t et al to John
WllkitiKon i-t ul lots 1 rind 2, block S.
A. ti. Ptitrl.-ks H.M 8.2T4
ilary Hctli W allace to H;iKh K. Wal
lace, lot 3, block 3, Hawthorne, and
other lota 1
Omaha Pule D pchlt and Truxt com
luiiy to Tsiilc W'ttllucc. lots 9. 10. .
11 12 u i.l 11. Mock f. und lots 1. 2, i
and 4. block s. Wilcox mid
Ada C iH-laito uid ImnUiml lo Huull
E. Wallace, lot 21. Kemplon Heights
W. II Gate" and wife to I. rens
Petersen, k' lot 1J. block 13. E. V.
Smith's add
Neis H. Nelson ftnd wife to Bculah
Welle, part lut 1, block V.t. Omnha..
Dculah Sli-ilc und hna'iund !i Uurena
Ncls n and hiiMand. Katnc
Bnme tn C ir. na N- Ison, s.mie, and
other linl
Cathedral cliupter, diocese of Ne
braska, to H. II. Tal.r, lots 7 and
block I.. lae's add
James L). ttundlnh and wife to Ma C.
Peticolat, lot 21. block Vu. iJiind.-e
Place
Cunty treasurer to Mary K Itobcrt
aon, n:4 f -. t tin lot K-l.V.3
J-His A. I'r. dri.-kxoii and wlf. ( Wi.
da.111 Ui.rser. W4 lot 3, h!. k S. Pal
rh k's aM
Annie P. Syp,- :,d luc.-und lo ("iyde
i. Sn'ltii. lot 6. r. ; I;.', of block S,
Per;. Is rsrk
i.m
1,300
YtMi.a.n it i n r w. ;. !- , lot
bl.M-k U. tl. V. Htn.'.ii's H.i.l
William (J N'cti is (o lia; tinirs
Heyden. iroln't i-t i block
Kouiiizc A- Hlllli a ji . I, I
13.
tk.
4,
J. W. '1 li .tuas ai.d wife to C. (ieorge
farllivra. lot a, bl H.k Ii Bedford
Piuce
Fred fiulliviin to Joseph i'. HolVn'ei'
s'i, lot 74. Nelm n's 11 M
County tr.aaui.r to Hinard petrn,
lut ". block 5. UiU 'int place t.
t
2,X
Total amount of transfers
....SIMM
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