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THE OMAHA SUNDAY HUE: JANUARY 2. 1910.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Typewriter-- on (la aed.
Trrnlri;(..u l.Vt. l?nf All make.
son Co., 415 South 15th St.. Omaha.
M lerrllnaeoae.
COAL
AT CUT PRICES
We save you from 60c to
ll.O on every ton and rive
better coal. We guarantee correct weights.
Rosenblatt's Cut Price Coal Co.
COAL 8 baskets, $1. Dry kindling, a load,
L delivered. Star Ico & Coal Co. L. 4ls9
FOR SAl.K New and Id-hand billiard
and pool tables. We lead the world In
cheap bar fixtures, easv payments. Bruns-Wlck-Balke-Colb
ndcr, 407 S. 10th St.
NATIONAL rash register almost new.
Adilli. ;l. iee.
CA LENIM R puds. Burklcy 1'rlnting Co-,
TCKW LOCATION, 417 S. 12th Ht.
NICK Iron bed with box, mattress; bar
gain. 21(1 N. ..
DRUOS at cut prices; freight paid on ail
$10 orders; catalogue free. .Sherman & Me
Connell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb.
SCHOLARSHIP on leading business cil
lege for sale at discount. Address I'-sfti
Bee.
HALL'S safes, new. 2d-hand, 1818 Farnam
WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink rar
ir.ls which e will sell at uOc each. Tt.-.y
are fine for rain water or ashes. Call al
pressroom Bee Publishing Co.
Li fin i T. "fa good; try It. Harmon
po.W & Weeth. Both 'phones.
ABOUT 1.50 feet H-inch wlro cable, sec
ond hand; will sell at bargain. Apply K
W. Baker, Supt. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
00 OVERCOATS slightly used al a bar
gain. A. B. SINUfcR. 41 N. lth.
2D-HAND oak counter, hand-carved .nir
ble cashier plate; wire wicket about 40 ft,,
odd shape; will fit a room 20 feet wide.
Can be seen at storage house. For further
particulars 'phone Douglas 238, Bee Build
lng Co.
TYPEWRITER
Slightly used and rebuilt Underwoods,
Olivers. Remingtons, Smith Premiers.
Monarcha, L. C. Smiths and other makes.
Full guarantees. Prices Vi and manners.
t and up.) Lowest rental prices. Look
over our stock before buying, or write for
our bargain list, distributers L. C. Smith
Bros. Typewriter.
B. F. SWANSON CO., INC.,
417 S. 15th St., Omaha, Neb.
Also stores at Des Molne;i and Lincoln.
NRW YEAR'S Tournament of Hoses,
world's greatest open-air natural flower
festival, magnificently pictured with gor
geous panoramic views, in colors, of beau
tiful Pasadena and land of eternal sun
shine; winter Mecca of eastern tourists, 7t
pases. 27 cents postpaid. Star Publishing
Co.. Pasadena, Cal.
T''OK SALE Corliss engine, 30D-H. P.
Apply to William Alton, Jr., Btge:ow
Block, Chicago.
.MOTION picture machines, films and
supplies for sale and rent. St. Paul Film
Rental agency, 66 East 7th St., suite "200."
PERSONAL
STRICTLY private home for confine
ments; trained nurse; babies for adoptions.
251S Davenport.
Private confinement home. Mrs. Dr. King,
1324 N. 24th. Tel. Web. 3609, lud. B-5418.
' PRIVATE HOME during confinement;
babies for adoption. Oood Samaritan Saul
torlum, 740 1st Ave,, Council Bluffs, la.
WTfiCarid ton pes for men, GRIFFITH,
i if JJk.j2 und 14 FRKNZER BLK.
Arlene de Voy. Manicuring and massage.
30 S. lth St. Flat . 'Phone D. 768S.
HUE, ALLEN of Chicago,' salt glow, mag
netic and maseago treatments. 207 N. uth.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-off
clothing, In fact anything you do not need.
We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. 11th
St., for cost of collection, to the worthy
poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4155 and wagon
will call.
JOSIK WASHBURN'S new book, "Tha
Underworld Sewer," sold at all book, stores;
price, $1.60.
M A nXriVTTP treatment. Mme. Smith,
JUAUlMLililJ 523 S. llith St., third floor.
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Ramge Bldg.
DR. EGGERS' private confinement home.
1016 Martha St. Phone Douglas 230.
MISS LA GRANE, baths, massage. 1617
Dodge St., basement flat. Hours, 10 a. m,
to 9 p. m.
MASSAGE AND BATHS.
Tt. 30 Old Boston Store Bldg., 4th floor,
120 S. 16th St. Stairway on Douglas St.
A HOME for women during confinement.
We find homes for babies where mothers
cannot care for them. Babies boarded,
for terms address Mrs. Martha A. Lee,
401 Bancroft St., Omaha, Neb.. 'Phono
Douglas 1921.
WE rent and repair all kinds of sewing
machines. Ind. A 1M3, Doug. lt.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
lith and Harney Sts.
THE midwinter term in dancing at
Morand's begins tomorrow, Monday, 8 p.
in. Reduced prices first night. Call lulh
and Harney.
SWEDISH manage, 207 N. 17th St.
MAGNETIC and massage treatment. 314
No. Uth St.
SUPERFLUOUS hair, waits and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Miss Allender. i24 Bee Rldg.
POULTRY
Screening a 11.60 100 lbs. Wagner, S01 N. 16th
BARRED and White Rocks, prize stock
at bargains. Wm. Fischer, Struble. la.
H. P. STONE fc CO. poultry yards havn
some fine bargains In Rose Comb It. 1.
Red cockerels at 11 to U I guarantee to
please you. My circular of pen mating Is
free. Ready December Li. II. P. Stone
Co.. Platte Center, Neb.
ALSEX Poultry Farm For sale, , White
Rock cockerels; price, $2 to $... These birds
are just like my first premium cockerels at
the Interstate fair. Price list free. 11. P.
1. arson, Hereford, S. D.
HOSE COMB White Leghorn Cockerels
for cle-l each, or six for $&. Mrs. John
Kt.app. Palmer, Neb.
FOR SALE Fine, lot S. C. Buff Orping
ton pullets and young hens, $8.09 per dosen.
Address R. L, Otsborn, Harlan, la,''
WE buy poultry and eggs; can use several
thousand. Culver Poultry Farm, Benson,
Neb.
PRINTING
PHONE IND. A-2O20 for good printing.
Lyngatnd Printing Co., loth & Capitol Ave.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
IMPROVED ACRE TRACT FOR RENT.
23 acres, 60th and Dodge Sts.; on paved
road and street car line; good 6-room house
and other outbuildings; 10 acres plow laud,
balance hay and pasture land; bearing
fruit trees; rent, $40 jwr month.
(JF.ORG hi & CO., laul Farnam. Doug. XA
LAND FOR RENT.
Forty acrea of land. 7-room house, large
barn, small pasture, about 1 mile south of
Beuson.
PUTNAM CO.,
Douglas 987. 604 N. Y. Life.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
6ECONO MORTGAGE loans r.tgotiatad.
Apply Rooms Vl ",,r National bank
bldg. bell phone Douglas S3U.
MONEY TO LOAN Payua Investment Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$10 to $10,000 made promptly. Y. D. Weed.
Weed Bldg., Ilia and Peruana.
4-OWtaT tlATES-Betnis. brandeis bldg.
REAL ESTATE LdANS
(Continued.)
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for :nlo la
amounts from $300 to $3,000.
HEXSON & MYERS,
412 N. V. Llfo Bldg.
I'M to $3,000 on homes to Omaha. O'Keefa
Real Estate Co.. I'm N. Y. Life. Doug, or
A-2H2.
LOANS to home owners and home build
rrs, with privilege of making partial pay.
cents seuil-annually No commission.
W. II. THOMAS.
SOS First National Bank Bldg.
5i and 6
City Mortgages
On hand and for sale In amounts
from $500 to $.1,000.
OVKR TWKNTY YEARS LOANING
ON OMAHA URAL NSTATK
WITHOUT LOSS TO CLIENT.
Money to Loan No Delay.
GARVIN BROS.
318 N. Y. Life Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life Bldg;
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co.. 1320 Farnam BU
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.. N. T. Life.
Private money, $j00 to $u,000; low rate.
GARVIN BROS.. 818 N. Y. Life. $500 to
$?np,i"U on Improved property. No delay.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE liUYEKS FOK
6, 0 and 7- room houses. If prices are right
we cuii sett your property for you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite tU4 N. Y. Lite Bldg.
WANTED A S or S-room house from
$l,u00 to $1,800. Must be nearly new and
good location. Write with full description.
Owners preferred.
WILLOWS
8m Brandeis Building.
I WANT information about a good grain
or stock farm for sale. I know of over
1,000 buyers, willing to pay your price. I
can tell you how to find them. Write me
about it and let's see If we can close up a
deal. Address at once, Arthur Capper,
Dept. Topcka, Kan.
SWAPS
FOUR BRAND NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE"
In southe western part of Omaha, free
from Incumbrance of any kind, modern.
Wunt land at right price.
Meat market, slaughter house. Ice house
doing fine business In growing Nebraska
town. Want Omaha property or land,
s-room modern house, large lot, east front,
in western part of Omaha. Want clear
land; price must bo right; we have no
time for whittling.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
A Few Samples of Mitchell's
Exchanges
l'.iO acres, well Improved Irrigated farm
in Greeley, Colorado, District, for general
merchandise.
320 acres, Improved Rock County, Neb.,
farm, excellent farm land for merchandise.
160 acres, Seward County, Neb., farm, for
general merchandise.
480 acres of the best Holt County, Neb.,
farming land for Omaha property,, all of
the above priced right. 1 have others, also
stocks of general merchandise and hard
ware, ask for my list.
W. W. MITCHELL,
Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furnl.
ture, carpets, clothing sua shoes, 't el. Doug.
$WL
BALTIMORE 2d-hsnd store pays best
price Id-hand furniture, clothes, etc D 4266.
HIGHEST price paid for broken watches,
old gold, ..etc. M. Nathan, 211 S. 13th.
PHONOGRAPH records; buy all kinds
disk records. Address K 902, Bee.
WANTED Second-hand desks and office
furniture. Address Lock Box 10.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED at once by party of $, for I
or I months suite of furnished rooms
with board In private family. Location
must be good. Willing to pay liberally
for satisfactory rooms. Address W-JlL
WANTED The names and addresses of
persons who will accept Boy lt-3 College
students as roomers at $1 per week each
two or mow in a room. Both 'phones.
WANTED To rent, about 800 square feet
of floor space, either ground flocr or up
stairs, in good office building. Address S
WW. Bee.
BY teacher In refined private family,
Address D Mtl, Bee.
WANTED Two or three furnished Heated
housekeeping rooms, close In. by couple
with 4 months' old baby. State price In
reply. Addresa E 847, Bee.
APARTMENT. 4 or 6 rooms, must be
modern. Harney 1011.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG lady music teacher desires to
give piano lessons in private family in
exchange for board while attending
school. Boyles College, both phones.
WANTED Bv vounu man. !!- m work
for board while attending Boyles college.
Both phone.
RELIABLE man wishes to associate him
self with first-class real estate firm. Ad
dress P i)0i. Bee.
BY an experienced young man of with
ability anil experience. In tbc office of a
good reliabla firm. Address Y -". Bee.
S E A T T I, E ! Introduce your goods in
the Northwest. Energetic responsible young
man wants to represent reputable man
ufacturer. Understands conditions thor
oughly. Address George B. Kile., Seattle,
Wash.
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OFFICE
of Let-Glass-Andieesen Hardware com
pany, Omaha. Nebraska, December 11. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders
of le-Giuss-Andreesen Hardware Com
pany that the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company will be held at the
office of the said company, corner of Ninth
and Harney s tree .a, In the city of Omaha,
In the stte of Nebraska, on Tuesday, Jan
uary 11, A. D. IK 10, at $ o'clock p. in., for
the purpose of electing a board of direct,
ors tor the company to serve during the
ensuing year, and to transact such other
business ss may be presented at such
nieei'ng. II. J. Let;. President.
Attest: W. M. GLASS, Secretary.
DU to J 11
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Bee
Building company will be held at o'clock
p. m., Tuesday, January U. U10, at tha
office of said company In The Bee building,
Omaha, for the election of a board of di
rectors for tha rrsuing ye-ar and tha trans
action of such other business as majr prop
erly come before such meetiug.
H. A HASKELL, Secretary.
Dec. T-23t D & S.
DZJdlOt-
OMAHA, DEC. 3, 190.-NOtiCE 13
hereby give that tha annual meeting of
tha stockholders ot the Omaha Gas com
pany will be held st tha office of the
company, 1UM Howard street, at 10:30 a. ni.,
Monday, January J, 1KI0. for the election of
directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such business as may
coma before the meeting.
PRANK T. HAMILTON. President.
GEORGE W. C LA UAL Gil, Sacrelaiy.
LEGAL NOTICES
THE MISSOURI TACIHO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
SPECIAL PTOCK HOLDERS' MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe.
rial meeting of the Stockhold"ii of 'I'he
Missouri Pacific Hallw Coinpa.iy vlll bo
held at the principal ori'tre of ld Com
piny, in the Missouri Pacific Building, No.
(05 Market Street, in the City of St. IajuIs,
Missouri, on Tuesday, the 18th day o(
January, 1910. at nine o'clock In the fore
noon of that day, to consider and act upon
the following propositions:
(a) To adopt a code of by-laws for tho
Company.
(b) To ratify, assent to and' approve a
certain Indenture of lease bearing date the
Kith day of July, J'joS, by and between
Hoonvllle,. St. Louis Ar Southern Railway
Company a corporation of the itate of
Missouri, and this Company end authorised
on behalf of this Company at a meeting of
the Board of Directors, hld on the Iiitli
day of August, !!!.
(c) To ratify, assent to anil approve the
purchase by this Comjwny of the whole or
any part of the ratimari.i and other prop
erty and franchises of all or any of the
following named rallroaii .ompaniea:
Carthage and Western Railway Company,
Joplin and Western Railway Company, St.
Louis, Oak Hill and Carondclot Railway
Company, Sedalla, Warsaw and South
western Railway Compauy, The Kansas
City Northwestern Ruilroad Company, Tho
Nebraska Southern Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Railway Company, Omaha
Southern Railway Company, pacific Rail
way Company In Nebraska, The Pueblo
and State Lin.- Railroad Company, and
Kansas and Arkansas Vnlrry Railway.
(d) For the puipose of refunding under
lying mortgage bunds and equipment obli
gations of the Company and lor other cor
porate purposes, to consent to, concur in
and authorize an increase o: .lis bonded
indebtedness ot Th Missouri Pacific Rail
way Company, by the amount of $175,OuO,0i0
by the Issue of Gold Bonds of the Com
pany, limited in th; aggregate to the
principal aifiount- of $I75,ouu.kiu at any one
time outstanding, to bear interest at a rata
or rates not to exceed five per cent per
annum, payabl" semi-annually, and all or
any part of such bonds, as the Board of
Directors may determine, to be convertible
at the option of the 1 olders and registered
owners thereof into stock of tho Railway
Company upon such terms and otherwise
as the Board of Directors may determine;
and to consent to concur in and authorize
the execution and delivery of a mortgage
and deed nf trust on and of the whole or
part of the railioads and other property
and franchises of this Company whether
now owned or hereafter acquired, to secure
such Issue ot bonds by this Company, and
to consider and act upon the form and
terms of such mortgage.
e) To consent to and authorize the pur
chase by this Company from time to time
of not to exceed $.OO0,O0O par value of the
bonds of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
(.f) To ratify the proceedings of the
Board of Directors theretofore taken In
and about the matters aforesaid, Including
the authortzatlor of said bonds and mort
gage and deed of trust and the use to be
made of satd bonds, and to consider and
act upon such other business as. may
properly be transacted at tha meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Company
will be closed at 3 P. M. on the 7th day
of January, 1910, and will remain closed
until 10 A. M. on the 19th day of January,
1910.
Dated. New Yorn, November 17th, 1909.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE J. GOULD,, President.
A. H. CALEF, Secretary.
"The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
195 Broadway, New York. Nov. 30th, 1909.
To the Stockholders of The Missouri Pacifie
Railway Company Referring to the notice
sent to you November 17th, 1909, calling a
special meeting of the Stockholders of tills
Company to be held on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock
transfer books ot this Compauy will be
closed at 8 o'clock p. m. December Sth,
1900, Instead of January 7th, 1910, and re
main closed until 10 o'clock a. m. January
19th. 1910. This change in date is made to
avoid any possibility of confusion in deal
ings in the stock and rights to subscribe
to bonds, prior to the date ot said special
meeting. If unable to attend the meeting
please sign and return the proxy which we
have already sent you. A. H. CALEF,
Nov. IS to Jan. IS. Secretary."
Nov. 18 to Jan. 18.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 120 acres of
?ood land, lays level, all good black soil,
our and a half miles from a good county
seat town. Price $3,600, mortgage $1,400; also
a good six-room house, barn, full lot, in a
good live town of 3,000 population. Price
$2,000, mortgage $700. Also a five-passenger
touring car complete with top and in fine
running order, price $800. Will exchange
my 4,0u0 equity in ail the above for gen
eral merchandise to the same amount, or
will pay cash difference up to a $6,000 stock.
Address Owner, Y 27, Omaha Bee.
SALESMAN Real live producer to sell
stock In a million dollar, company just
organized. A proposition that strongly ap
peals to the careful Investor. Permanent
position and big money to the right man
who takes up the proposition now. We need
a man in your locality. Write at once. The
Atlanta Realty Owners. Fourth National
Bank building, Atlanta, Go,
CALIFORNIA LAND.
Attention capitalists and large investors.
I have for ( sale the one best large tract of
good land, in California. An empire in it
self. Price cheap. Don't write unless you
are interested and mean business. For full
particulars write or wire Lloyd J. Kllllon,
temporary address Wahoo, Neb., after Jan.
10, 1910, Pasadena, Col.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A stock of
general merchandise inpolcing $-,UOU; also
a good slx-rowui house, barn, full lot In a
good live town nf K00O population, price
jrj.uoO, mortgage $7uo; also LV acres of good
level land, all heavy black soil, four and
a half miles from a county scut town, price
$;1,600, mortgage $1.UK); also u. five-piissenger
touring car. complete with top and in line
running order. Price $S')i). V 111 exchange
all of the above together, making k $ti,9uo
equity, for good cheap land or ranch. Ad
dress Owner, Y 2t, Omuiiu Bee.
Kansas City Grain moA Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 31 WII EAT Cash,
unchanged to lc lower; No. - hard, $1.07
f1.13; No. a, tl.03iiil.10; No. i red, l.'Mt
1.25: No. 3. $1.1711.22; December. $1.0ti?.
sellers; May, $1.0bS. sellers; July, 9jVy
85c, bid.
CORN Unchanged lo U-c lower; No. 2,
Kic; No. 3, ti2Vsc; No. 2 white. tr.Uc; No. 3,
63c; December. Klc. sellers; May, &is.''
6oUc sellers; Julv, lioc, sellers.
OATS No. 2 while. 44'jj47c; No. 2 mixd,
43 44c.
RYE 6S''70c.
HAY Unchanged; Choice timothy, $12.7)
n 13.00; choice prairie, tl0.25'y W.'M; cliolia
alfalfa. tl".Ml.0.
BUTTER Creuniery, extras, 3iic; firsts,
34c; seconds. ."i2i:; packing slock, 2.ic.
EGGS Extras, :ic; flits, ::.lc; curnnt re
ceipts. 31c; seconds and dirties, ):ic.
Receipts, shipments.
HO.tiOO 1 37,0.)
4."i.'i00 19.IW9
4,UW 13.0U0
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Outs, bu....
Options at Kansas City:
Articles. I Open. High.) l.uvs. Cloau.
Wheat l i
December .... 1 07 1 07'il 1 06"-,il OC-'JA
May 1H7 1 0,t 1 Oh-Vi 06iA
July 9,'i7 96 X't 95'.iB
Corn
December .... 63V B::-V V 63 fl
May hTii' 6TH ."'; U'.
July 65'li, 64': 65 iSA
A asked. B bid.
8t. l.oala Gearral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 31. WH EAT Futures
closed lower; cash firm; track No. 2 ted
cash. Jl.Kml.'; No. 1 hard. (L13&1.16; May.,
tl.11: July. 11.00.
CoKN Futures. lower; essh higher;
track No. 2 cash, 63c: No. 2 white, 63a;
December. 62', c; May, 66i664c
OATS Steady; track No. 2 cash, 45'ic;
No. i white, 47c; December, 43c; My,
45 'c.
H V E Unchanged. 78c.
FI.OCH Unchanged; red winter patents.
5.70j6.10; extra fancy and straights S5.I0
fc& SO; hard winter clears. I3.9U4.20.
(SEED Timothy. t2&a3.50.
COItN MKALr-S3.10.
UKAN Firm; sacked Vast track, tt Tito
114. "
HAY Steady; timothy, tHOCy 17.00,
prairie. 112 01i 13.00.
ha;gi.'j-6o.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing.
Ul'i. Dard. lower; prima steam. Sl2.Un
12.30. 1'ry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
xtra shorts, 113.121!-, clear ribs. tl3.12';
short clears, tl3.37v Kacon. unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, 114 37; clear ribs,
lt 37: short clears. 14.&2.
roUI-TRY Steady; chickens. 12 c;
springs, 13c; turkeys, 20c; ducks. 15c;
geese. 10c.
H UTTER Steady; creamery, Sl37c.
EGOS Steady at 31c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour. blH...: .i 7 VWi
Wheat, bu 44.010 65.4H0
Corn, bu W.iul 74.0uO
$3,000
We are growing
Hie choicest
Pears,
V Peaches
Prunes,
Plums,
Cherries,
Apricots,
Quinces
nml nil kinds of
berries and veg
etables in t lie
Spokane coun
try without irrigation.
started on the load to an independent income for life. Our
railways. We furnish the trees (your own v selection), set
1910, and under expert lorticulturliets they get the best of
cultivation pruning and spraying1, for four full years, brirging
the fifth year, when it comes into bearing. Ideal climate and
make this the greatest fruit district in the world. Call and get
lets telling all about "An Orchard Home in the Spokane Country."
The Hanuer- Graves Co., Spokane, Wash.
Or Call at Hotel Loyal, Omaha, Neb. J. R. LUSK, Manager
-i- - n - m n. ,ITIIM. ! -,l ,n- - , , i iff ..ii.. ... ii ' I m 1 1 ii "Hi ii 1 1 'i " 'irr i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Cattle Today For Week Killers
Generally Steady.
HOGS SELLING STEADY TO STRONG
No Sheep Toilaj, but for Wei-L Trlcca
on Iloth Sheep and I.amlia Are
a nirter to Forty
lliKher.
I .SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 1. 1910.
Recelptx were: CattlP.HoK.r!he'ep.
Official Monday 3.14:1 1.TS7 3.270
Official Tuesday 3W U.74S 5.2
Official Wednesday 2,377 4.:UK 4.H45
Official Thursday 2.918 6,ritl7 9.179
Official Friday 67!) ,372 5,519
Estimate Saturday li.100
Total this week 13,002 24.0W 28.54.J
Total last week 12.702 M.032 20,(w
Total, two weekB a?o. .. .2,294 48,716 4l,W
Total, three weeks aB0..29.:M 27,123 31,273
Total, four weeks a.go....25.378 23,194 27,01.'.
Total lut year Ib.Ml 46,612 24,761
The following tab'e shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year:
1910. 1909. Inc. Dec.
Cattle W0 640 .....
Hogs 2,100 2,S6l 761
Sheep 498 493
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1 1909. il90g.19O7.ll9O6.!19QS.11904.1903.
6 081 4 991 4 3$ 4 S9
4 98 4 3 4 46
6 13 I 4 421 4 48
6 21 0 051
6 lul 5 001
4 43!
4 5
4 U
4 66
4 61
6 16
6 22
4 92i
4 61
4 49
4 61
4 64
1904.
4 64
5 001
5 08
4 62
4 471
6 24
1907.
1906.1
5 14
1905.
6 24
Sunday. Holiday.
CATTLE As' usual on the last day of
the week there were not enough cattle on
sale to make a market or Interest buyers.
For the week reclepts have been quite
liberal as compared with last week and
not much different from the same week
last year. , ,.
Considering that this lias been a holiday
week the market us a whole has been In
fair condition. Under the influence Of the
very good buying demand prevailing beef
cattle firmed up during the. first part of
the week, but later on under the Influence
.,f the. iinvec break in values at Chicago
"consequent upon burdensome receipts the
market eased otr again, ai me cume ui
the week th market is not much different
from wliat it was one week ago as regards
values. , ,
The market on cows and heifers has
been in a good healthy condition all the
week. The better grades have sold freely
and at the close are possibly a little
stronger. On the other hand inferior
kinds have been rather slow and are a
little eatier than one-week ago.
The mobt unsatisfactory feature of the
trade has been the very poor demand for
stockers and feeders. While a few strictly
fleshv feeders, such as packers will bid
on, are still held at firm prices and about
as high as last week, the market on the
common and thin kinds has been extremely
slow and dull, with receivers finding it
hard work to unload their holdings. At
the close of the week that kind of cattle
may safely be limited at 15Cu25c lower.
Even at the decline it Is hard work to
move that class of cattle, as no one ieems
to want them. (Quotations on cattle:
Oood to choice cornfed steers, $6.25ii7.50;
fair to good cornfed steers, $S.2Tfi6.25; com
mon to fair cornfed steers, t4.Ottti5.2o; good
to choice cornfed cows and heifers, !4.2.7U
5.10; fair to good cornfed cows and heif
ers, t3-25't 4-25: commoiil to fair cornfed
cows and heifers, t2.50f3.2fi: good to choice
Mockers and feeders, t4.254iu.35; fair to
good cornfed stockers and feeders, ti.M(
4.25: common to fair cornfed stockers and
feetlers, t2.75J3 j0; stock heifers, t2.5ti3.50;
veil cu'ves, t3.504i7.50; bulls, stags, etc.,
t27.Vii4.50.
IUMIS The new year started out with
such light receipts that there were hardly
enough hogs on role to make u real test
of the market. When the trade opened
only twenty-one cars were reported In and
only nlno or ten back. In addition to the
fresh receipts there were flye cars that
came in late yesterday after packers bad
filled their orders that had to be carried
over or sold lower. With so few hogs In
sight and with early advices from Chicago
Indicating a lower rane n' prices at that
point there was nothing here to put life ot
snap Into the trade, etill packers seemed to
want the hogs and considering everything
the market was not bad. In faet prices
paid were steady to stronger than yester
day and the most of the early hoss sold
in good season. A considerable proportion
of the better hogs sold at t. 208.2" and on
up as high as t.35 for the best. The
lighter hogs -Bold from td.20 down. Common
louds running from rough heavy down to
pigs, were slow, no one being very anxious
for that kind any day.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v. Sli. Pr
5 HW ... 7 00 61 254 ... 8 27
S2 22X ... 8 15 64 2 60 8 27
53 -'-' ... 8 25 74 220 120 8 20
lis 23 ... 8 25 M 2o0 ... 8 20
N3 215 ... 8 25 75 22K 2o0 8 2
72 255 160 8 25 49 2J 32 8 22
69 2JI ... 8 27 2 229 HO 8 22
71 2 ") 27 77 2'JK ... 8 22
i;t 2N5 60 8 27 73 265 ... 8 35
SHEEP The market was practically
bare of suoplh's today, as Is usually the
case on a Saturday, and values remained
nominally firm.
Although the total rec.lpts for the week
are a few thousand head heavier than
either last week or the same week of the
previous year, packers were anxious for
good killing material from the opening and
prices ruled slisiuly higher on both sheep
and lambs during Monday's session. A
good strong lone to the demand during the
balance if the we-k made it easy for
salesmen to maintain Monday's quotations
and while prices have naturally shown
some weakness or strength at times, the
week Is closing with most values Just
bbout In the same notches as they were on
Tuesday. To be more exact, killing sheep
Hid limbs with a reasonable amount of
flesh and finish are selling light around
254U hih.- Hum a wcvk ago. Choice
Dec. 22... I 8 08 I 6 34 1
Deo. 23... 8 03 6 36 4 44
Dec. 24... 8 11 5 47 4 36
Dec. 25...
Dec. 26... 5 60 4 29
Dec. 27... 8 2941 4 M
Dec. 28... 8 35V4 6 66 4 44
Dec. 29... 8 W S 58
Dec. 30. . . 8 29Vi 5 4i 4 50
Dec. 31... K HOT, 5 60 4 33
Date. 1910. 1909. 1908.
Jan. 1 5 65 4 35
Jet
sc!t Year
From an Investment $3,500
How would you like au .orchard home at
jn-eat city of
Spokane has a population of 120,000 and growing at the rate of 25,000 yearly.
Some orchards in the Spokane country netted the owners over $1,500 per acre
in 1!)0!J. Our soil is a deep, black loam, clay subsoil. No gravel, no rock, no irriga
tion. We are the largest orchard operators in the Spokane country having sold nearly
L',000 acres in the past two years. N
Let us select a 5 or 10-acre tract in our new 1,000-acre addition and act vou
fed lambs sold at t'-50 yesterday, but the
big run of toppy stuff is hardly quotable
over t.25. The demand for good owes con
tinues active and prices all the way from
COs to tl.00 higher than last Janusry. Some
good natives realized t5.60 Thursday,
whereas top natives were quoted up to
4 K' a year ago today.
There have been very few desirable
wethers in the week's run and gooil light
yearlings have also been scarce. Most of
the yearlings received here lately hare
averaged right around 100 pounds, but
strictly prime lightweights would no
doubt sell as high as t7.25.
The feeder situation this week has pre
m ii ted no especially new featu.-es. Suit
able warmed-up and short-fed grades arcs
till eagerly sought by finishers, but the
rtctual volume of trade is not very broad.
Prices are fullv firm with a week ago.
(Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Uood
to choice lambs, t7.75'8.25; fair to good
lambs, t7.2Mr7.76: good light yearlings, t6.65
iit'7.25; good heavy yearlings, t5.90ri6.65; good
to choice wethers, t5.65ru6.00; fnlr to good
wethers. t5.0Ufi5.65; good to choice ewes,
t5.15'u5.05: fair to good ewes, t4.65(a".16.
Quotations on feeder stock: Oood to
choice lambs, 6.35!i7.00; fair to good lambs,
t5.85f6.35; light yearlings, t5.00'i5.50; heavy
vearllngs. t4.50fao.00; old wethers. t4.50fy
4 75; good to cohlee ewes. t"-35'(i4.00; breed
ing ewes. $.'l.75ti5.50; yearling breeding
ewes, t5.506.00.
Live Stock Gosalp.
Hogs on sale today were marketed by
tho following: Pratt & M.. Anita, la.; , F.
W. Noli, C'larkson; T. B. Hord Grain Co.,
Madison: Theslng Bros., Polk; Schley
Gramkow, Persia. Ia.: Welsh Bros.,
Douglas; Joe Simon, Ravenna; H. C.
Heyne, Pender; Exchange bank, Gibbon;
F. C Fox, Lexington; Golden & Blck,
Staplehurst; J. F. Hall, Farnam; .Arm
strong & S.. Elm Creek; Ray Virgin,
Utica; A. Franien & Co., Funk; Funk &
D, Pleasantdale; J. F. Stoker, Yorkshire,
la.; S. M. Jackson, Avoca, la.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK' MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady Hokb Fire
Centa Lower.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 400 head; market, steady;
steers, M.008.75; cows, t3.504J5.60; hfe.
t3.406.00; bulls, t3.60-cf4.76; calves, tA00
9.60; stockers and feeders, $3.7f5.50.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at lo.OOO head;
market. 5c lower; light, t8.008.40; mixed
t8.06Q8.50; heavy, ts.20fu8.55; rough, .;f
130; pigs, t7.25faS.35; bull of sales, t8.20C3'
''SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts esti
mated at 15,000 head; market, steady; sheep,
t4 (HXfj6.00; lambs, t6-508.65; yearlings, t5.25
(87.85. -
St. Loo la Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l.CATTL) Receipts,
600 head, including 200 Texans; market,
stead v; native shipping and export steers,
t.70fa'8.35; dressed beef and butcher ateera.
to.30fy.6.50; steers under 1.000 pounds. t3.86ig
6.10; stockera and feeders, t3.10t.85; cows
and heifers, t3.006.00: canners, t-152.80;
bulls, t3.0OS4.76; calves, t62yf.75; Texas
and Indian steers, t3.604.75; cowa and
heifers, t2.70-a4.50.
HOGS Receipts. 2,000 head; market. Be
lower: pigs and ligfits. to.75&8.25; packers.
t8.20ffiS.40; butchers and best heavy, tS1
8.50.
rwo sheep.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 1. CATTLE
Receipts, 100 head; no southerns. Market
steady; native steers. t4.803)7.26; southern
steers, !4.0ufti6.2" ; southern cows, t2.7564.35;
nutive cows and heifers, t2.ii0ji6.25; Mock
ers and feeders, t3.4oy5.26; bulls, t3.25frt
5.00: calves, t4.00fu9.00; western steers, t4.00
ffl6 50; western cows. t3.00fi4.75.
HOGS Receipts, 1,000 head. Market 5c
lower: bulk, t8.15Vi8.35: heavy, t8.35fg.4(;
packers and butchers, t8.3Cft8.36; light, t8.10
r8.:"t; nigs. to.5o(i7.50.
No sheep.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 1. CATTLE ReceiDts.
200 head; market, steady: steers. I4.50'ii7.00:
cows and heifers, t2.5Ofc6.O0; calves, t3.00fa
8.00.
HOGS Receipts. 3.200 head: market,
steadv to 5c lower; top, t8.45; bulk of sales,
tK.10"'S 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ReceiDts. none;
market, steady; lambs, t5.00ii8.25.
Slonx C'ltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. 1. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts. 100 head; market,
normal.
HOGS Receipts. 1.4o0 heed: market,
steady to 5c higher; bulk of sales, t8.10(
8.85.
t SttM-k-'lu Sight.
Receipts of live htock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. J loirs. Sheop.
South Omaha. 2.100
ioux Citv 100 1.400,
Joseph 1:00 3.:')
I"nnsaa Citv I'll !.
St. Louis '. 5on 2 I'D
Chicago -100 UOvO U.OoO
To:als ..
l.r.ixt 24,700 15.000
Foreign Financial.
I.O'l0'. Jan. 1. The Stock exchange
finished the year cheerfully, with optim
istic sentiment on the areendancy on the
ironerally encouraging outlook. Improving
trade reports and prospects of an ear'y
reduction ln the Hank of England's rate
of discount. jGilt-edsred securities received
'ttftition In anticipation of forthcoming
dividend disbursements. Ifntne rails gath
ered strenirih on aond (raffle return and
mde prospects, while Mexican rails proved
attractive nwlnw to aood Novemlier esrn
hics. Among the speculative Issues West
Africans. Rubber and Diamond shares
showed f marked activity and Improve
ment, while Copper shores utre buovsnt
on bullish American trade advices and In
creased dividends.
American securities started the wieek
hesitailnvly. nwlna to the Rock Ilanil
ncident In Wull street but the sentiment
mnroved 'riter with the crood November
-amlns statements, the Hsnliiipn Issues
leadimr In the advance and the final rate
showed a net gnln of 1 lo 2 pom's and
he market here closed stead v.
The money market f-lt the pinch on year
em! requirements, but discount rales fell
awev In anticipation of air conditions
n the r.ew year with dialed disburse
ments and the market confidently expects
n eprlv reduction In the bank rate. The
erlod of ease may be short-lived owing to
(he Indian sold requirements, which are
ssuminv rnther large dimensions and the
ct ih" i-nnr'nn will he to nay to
Fiuuck i2,5w,0M letnit'i burrowed.
From Ten Acres of
Meadow lnke, only 111' miles
properties are connected with Spokane by steam and electric
them out, spring
care including
your orchard to
soil conditions
one of our book
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DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Moderate Recession, Due to Closing
of Year, is Noted.
STORM RETARDS DISTRIBUTION
General Indastrlal and Mercantile
Conditions Are In Excellent Shape
Bin; Demand for Iron and
Steel in I'rospect. i.
NEW YORK. Jan. l.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trade today says:
Except for holiday trade, which has been
active and Indicative of the substantial
prosperity of th country, there has been
the moderate trade recession usual In the
closing week of the year. The big- storm
has served also to retard distribution,
while the railroad strjke continues a cause
of soma dlntiirbtuice' The effect of high
price cotton Is felt to some extent In the
dry goods trade, making for greater cau
tion on the part of both producers and
buyers. But after making due allowances
for these drawbacks, the fact remains that
the year closes with general industrial and
mercantile conditions In excellent shape, and
while there are problems of hlKh pricis
Involving contentions between capital and
labor, and problems of politics Involving
the relations of the corporations to the
publio, these are no more serious or acute
than thorn which confront the business
community at all times.
Although the year closed with a season
able contraction in the demand for Iron
and steel prospects are bright for an active
business early in 1910 and most producers
now have sufficient orders on their books
to Insure full operations for some time to
come; many mills in the Pittsburg district
will not observe the New Year's holiday
because of the heavy tonnage calling for
prompt delivery.
Sales of print cloth yarn fabrics at Tall
River last week amount to about lao.iHW
pieces, and trading was restricted, owing
to tha unwillingness of mills to Increase
tbelr contracts while cotton is advancing.
Cotton goods houses generally look for
an active trade by tha middle of January.
Export trade with the far east la quiet. In
tha woolen goods division purchasers of
worsted warp broadcloths have not been
up to the record of a year ago, and it Is
thought that ordering may be slow when
the semi-fancy and fancy lines are opened.
Jobbing trade on dress goods has been
light. In men's wear, salesman on the
road are sending in some good orders for
wool suitings but the local market con
tinues qulot. There has been a better In
quiry for cotton yarns, but woolen and
worsted yarns are quiet.
With both buyers and sellers of foot
wear still engaged on Inventories t he vol
ume of new business continues small. Man
ufacturers, however, still have a fair
amount of reserve orders and It Is expected
that business will resume normal propor
tions shortly. Prices remain firm, owing
to the high oot of material.
Wool Market.
r.-'i., - t ii WOO I . The Conimer-
cial Bulletin in its annual review will say
tomorrow: The total supply oi uuuiu wi
in the Vnlted Htates Is 7O,ao0.467 pounds, of
which 65.S19.457 pounds is domestic as com
" -j ... .1. o .Tlol nf 4 671.100 Dounds ast
year In Boston the unsold stock Is esti
mated at 18,883,937 pounds of domestic and
7 841 000 pounds of foreign. Business Is sea
sonably quiet, nut iwnumui'n mo
lne considerable Interest In supplies that
is supposed to forecast a renewed buying
movement next month. Prices are firm and
: , 1 i nil .iimtters. The shipments
of wool from Boston to December JO inclu-
MARK
THE WISE ONES
will put the profits of the prosperous year of 1909 iu close-in reaK
estate that pays 10 on the investment.
Read the following carefully:
HOMES
l-'AHXAM HILL Kleganl new S-rooin
iw., i.,. ..n,r.i..ti unri mtw ol'fered for
sale for $8,000. Splendid location; Jusl what
vou want. $4,000 cash, balance monthly U
desired. BAUOAIN. .
f 4i.KT.if till I V.ur A.ronnv Z-Story
house; hot water heat: oak finish; lot
65x103: south front on Harney St.; paving
,11 paid. $T.7o0. THIS IS A lil'.Alv o.v r. r .
if i vi tL'uui i NI 'C Vonr 24lh. 7 rooms.
..,.1.. ... -' - . - :
fine house, modern, oak finish; beautuul
trees; paving paid, o.ni.x ii.J"
wtv'p iii' 1111:11 SCHOOL New 6-room
cottaxe, modem; lot 83xb",ii. VE1IY CHLAH
AT $3,100.
New 6-room moderp cottage, walklnrr
distance; lot 30x71; paving paid. Bargain
at $2,ti."4).
VACANT
47xl2Ti on 40th St., near California, paving
paid. $2,100.
72xlS3. swell corner lot, fine location,
run tit. pavlnu paid. $1,400.
4i:xl24, south front on Kvans St. JVA
BA nJ.MN.
BIO SNAP 4tixl20. on Meredith near the
beautiful new l'rairie Park add. Paving all
paid. $J75.
4xl30, east front near 24th and Ames.
$300. BABUAIX.
(JET STARTED IUtiHT.
ERNEST
bU N. Y. L.
Commercial IVinter Apples
YOUR 017!!
TERMS
Full
Bearing
Apple
Orchards
Are Selling
As High as
$3,000
Per Acre
from the
If unable to cull in person, cut out ihlg coupon und
mail lo
J. K. Iil SK. Manager,
Hanuer-Oraves Co., Hotel Loyal, Omaha, Xcb.
I am Interested In orchard land and would like ont
of your booklets: "An Orchard Home in' the Spokane
Country."
State Date.
OIL NEWS
SIX MOICTHS' SUBSCRIPTION FKBE
An up-to-date oil publication, giving all
facts about California oil and dividends
paid bv the various companies. If you are
Interested in California oil you can't af
ford to he without It. If you have made a
poor investment It tells you what to do. It
also tells how one of our companies is
returning S120 each year on each 1100 or
iginally Invested; been doing it for years
68th dividend payable next month.
Manv High Class Hank Indorsements.
Equity Bond It Security Company,
37 Wall St., Hew York.
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Brokers and Dealers
QRAXZf, PROVISIONS, STOCKS.
Omaha Office l 810 N. T. Life Bldg.
Bell Telephone Donglas 631;
Independent, A-8131 and A-9182.
Oldest and X.argeat Bouse in tha State
W dTl tb iMealata rhasa at
INTEKPiATIOMAttlUM
Bafore application to list n mule, how paring
eH"- M..hl, DtrltUndl.
12 PER ANNUM
p.t. and full iBformnlloB "" JiTI
I. MORSA H
Iroad St.. N II
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. ... . ' .1 nnnH II H.L -r. SRrtikGl
orx."ritKE UalU MeraM UtMr
tarrllnrV flTIll
fine mediums
!0'a24c; fine. 12'021o.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Ssiuurl Burns,
JrT U14 New York Life building. Omaha:
Hid. Asked
vh iMuuieitml) 100
Beatrice Creamery preferred...
Citv of Omaha I'tjs. 19-"' ;
Columbus. Neb. l.i. c. IA. us. l.i-'a
Citizens' (Jus Ulcc. Waterloo.
Cudahy Pkg. Co. f.s, 1921.....
Hydraulic Press lirick, pfd
International Const. Co
slvo were 267..77,717 pounds, against 199,
219,575 pounds for the same time last year.
The r.-celpts to D cembcr 30, inclusive,
were UU8, 429.9X1 pounds, against 207,364,021
pounds for the same period last 'ar.
ST IXI1MS. li;c. ;tl HUUIr-uiiciih.
.. n.Al,,niG frl,"XAT
S9 91
liWVi 10tV"
94 Ii 9
67 98
100 lOtl'i
! 92
2 A".
Km 101
77 7K
KS 8M,
99 101
100 WV,
94 95
99'ii 101
98 99
99 99
M4 MS,
!:'j 100
yp? 84',
7t 78
99 100
lr M
Omaha Water Co. .'.s, 1946....
Omaha Water Co. as, 191H....
Omaha Has is, 1917
Omaha & C. B. rU. Bv. pru...b'..
Omaha & C. B. 8;. Bv. (
Omaha & C. B. By. &. B. Ds, 9&.
e. l.- 11. i 11 I!V. Mr. B.. Bfd
Hloux City .Stock Yds., pfd., .. 90 92",
Sh Omaha Ucf. 4"2. 1911 l;Vi 00-V
Swift & Co. 0s, 1914 100 101 .
St. Louis Biz. ass'n 91 . -
Lnion Stock Yards stock, bouth
omuha, 6','i
Howling Tonrney at Bloax Falls. V
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. L (Special! M
rrangements have about been completes
for a big bowling tournament, which w'U"
. . ... .., Lnn. v. n, l.nnarv IM
he held in riou run buuu ... , .
lnvliutlotia have been sent to a number
of bowling teams in ion un v. ........
west and responses have been received
from several of them announcing that thsy
will have teams here. Brookings, Rock
Itiipids, Jasper, Pipestone. Canton. l'vn
and a number of other cities Jn South Da
kota, southwestern Minnesota and north
western Iowa are expected to have teams
in the tournament. The number of entries
will bo limited to fight.
YOU,
! INVESTMENTS
XHW I'BLSSKD BIUCK building con
taining 4 apartments of 6 rooms each,
every modern convenience; oak finish, gas
raimVs. laundries, splendid location. 2
blocks south of 24th and Farnam. Kental,
$1,440 per year. Non-resident says sell lor
tll.OuO.
1 IKK 10 Id IfOCK OPPORTUNITY.
NLW ST. .LOUIS FLAT-2 blks from
21th and Farnam; oak finish and floors; a,
perfect beauty Inside and out; paving all
pd. Rents for $M0 per annum. Price for
immediate sale. $x.D0u. Nets $3,000 at 6 per
cent. This pays over 10 per cent on the
necessary Investment of $o,000. NOTE Tilt, '
LOCATION.
1 1 Kit R IS A SNAP FOR QUICK BALB
Near 33d and Karnem, a new S-room mod
ern home, oak finish, tiled bath; paving
ail paid; corner lot; rents for $40 per mo.
or $4s0 per yeur. owner needs money and
has reduced price from $4,900 to $3,900. Mis.
$l.Bil at 6 per cent. This pays over 13 pr
cent on the necessary investment of $2,100.
BUTTER HURRY ON THIS.
THIRTY-FOUR Ai'llKS fine fruit land,
loins station on Burl., Omaha to Lincoln,
Will soon sell for town lots. For sale now
at regular price of farm land. BUY THIM
AND HAVK SOMKTHINO FOK HL'RK. V
AVE HAVE THE UAItOAINS.
SWEET
DOUG. XiH