Nebraska Newspapers

    FHE BEE: OMAJLA. TIiriiSDAN. FEBRUARY VA. una
la
OITKKKIl VOll SAIiK
Ulacelluncoiia.
oJlIB .a11-"1"1 liquid7" burner. Think It
heat with air Works where heat Is
needed i'hII lo Capitol ave.
SAKKS-iuhand. American Supply Co.
t A. ...T' 1UKU 81 iaciory. Acme
Box Co.. Ilth and Seward. Douc. 1837.
ton bALE New and second-nan-l
carom and pocket billiard tables and
fowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds, easy payments. Tn
Brunswick-Balke Collender Co.. 4C7-v
Ecuth 10th St.
WE have a miscellaneous lot of old
gas and e'ectrle combination fixtures,
some straight electric fixtures, we will
sell very cheap. Apply Bee Building Co..
Omaha, Neb.
THE
AIR BURNER
PATENTED.
Consumes about 7o per cent air; It's tha
wonder of the ugr: It's now; I will sell
you rights to handlo It on terms. Call ut
address. 163) Capitol.
Kindling, H. u oruaa, luinbur & wrecmaK,
$5
('HAT. It'a i7,tr,,. n ...... .
money Web. 843 Harmon St WastA.
12 II. P. International H. Co. gasoline
Portable engine. In tip top shape. Address
X 10W Gretna. Neb.
STORE FIXTURES, coolers, refngcra
tors, grocers' display counters. Ice ma
chines. The United Lino. 1117 Farnam.
FOR SALETwo carload hedge posts.
Heck & Wamsley, Falls City, Neb.
PKUSOXAL
MASSAGwed.shmovement.pu
6&-IiaV TIT on II lWfci ti.t--.
Bexteti pharmacyjiith andtjodge.
THE SALVATION AiTmy" sollcltscls7
OK clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. Wo collect, repair and sell at lil
N. Uth St., for cost ot collection, to tha
worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4125 and
wagon will call.
MAGNETIC 8-eVtmio"s.
E. llrott.
16th. D. 7S95.
MASSAGE, salt glow." Mtne. Allen of
-muago. ivj u. mil Bt. Douglas 7685.
Mufaaaun Kinnrt tmfitn-.on. xifii Qim.ii.
ggfi. lidh St.. Itoom 'JUS. CIosh 10 P. 111.'
YOUNG women coming to Omaha" aT
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Mary's Ave., where the
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
Bc.lentlflo massage. Mrs. Hedlund. D. 7913.
MAXSsAflF, Corns removed, 2Sc. MrsT
lU.AOOAUij Hnynes, 707 S. 16th. D. 4492.
ANNA MAKES Massage. 1S02 Far"
" "1 nam.Apt 3. D. 6521.
MassageMrsGoldsburg. 303 Boston Bid.
H. BELLE, scientific massage; bathsT
druglesa treatments. 703 S. 16th. Apt. B.
Massage, Mrs. Rlttenhouse, 308 Boston Str.
POULTKX AND SUI'PIiLES
EGGS
For Hatching
From thoroughbred n. C. Rhode Island
Reds; vigorous, hardy stock; great lay
srs; country range; $1 for 13; So per 100.
A. H. BAKER. Benson. Neb.
R F. D. No. 2; Tel. Benson 747-w.
FINE Hosecomb Rhode Island Red
Cockerels from egg-laying stock. Corre
spondence answered. F. S. King. Benson.
BUFF ORPINGTON cockerels, April
hatched. Phone Web. 4385. 3710 Grand
Ave.
RE Ali ESTATE LOANS
City Loans
LOW RATES LIBERAL OPTIONS
QUICK AND SATISFACTORY
SERVICE.
Loans on Business Blocks and Choice
Residence Properties a Specialty.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OMAHA.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnara Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam 8L
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat.
LOANS on farm., and Improved city
Sroperty, 5, 5V4 and C per cent; no delay.
. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam Si
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS. 0Lmah"a g&TftSfc
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence propel ties, $1,000 to $500,000.
W. H. THOMAS, 228 State Bank Bldg.
Gfo
PITY I1NH nKTnla.Pnrllixrr Co..
O JVLIi Ttmnrlol. Thnnlur Hldir.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha National. Douglas 2711
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Neb. farms and Omaha city
Property In any amount. II. W. BINDER,
606-810 City National Bank Bldg.
BALE OR EXCHANGE It. E.
Everybody's Doing It
Doing what? Trading with the Palmer
Land Co.. 1106 W., O. W. Bldr.
WANT Improved farm; I will exchange
food Income town property and pay dlf
erence, no agents. Address 2011 Blnney
street. Omaha. Nebraska.
TO EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE
OR HARDWARE. "IOWA OR NE
BRASKA PREFERRED
820-acres In south Central Kansas; all
smooth black land; 3 miles from rail
road town. Address owner, H. C. Whalen,
213 Bitting Bldg., Wichita, Kan.
SOUTH CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA
280-acre farm oargaln; every foot of It
farm land; good, black loum soil; ISO
aores In cultivation; good Improvements,
Including a large &-room, 2-story house,
barn, granary, windmill, etc. Owner died
and widow wants small farm In central
Nebraska nenr where her people live.
Will sell or exchange, and haH made the
low price of $25 an acre. Hero Is a fine
Improved farm, ready-to-niove-on-to, for
a little money. Why not trade your little
farm and get this large one for the value
ot It, and Just as good land as yours?
W. W. Mitchell, 414 Bee Bldg.. Omaha,
Neb.
WANTED TO IIOKROW
" WANT loan of $2,S00 on god western
nr.d security. Will pay 1 per cent. Write
owner, P. O. Box 257, Omuha.
WANTED TO BUY
Dolgoff 2d hand store pays highest price
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
Best prices, clothes, sheet Shafton, W.547I
Slightly used high grade piano W. 3726.
T C)f)K We P3 highest prices tor ladles'
L"'v"' and gentlemen's :d-hand clothes,
household goody and valises, Call Gross
man. 2519 Blondo. Web. 4552.
WOULD like to buy a seven or eight
room house to he moved on a lot. One
In the neighborhood of 24th and Clark
preferred. Telophonc Red 4301.
WANTED To buy old broken watches
and old gold. M. Nathan. 109 S. 13th St.
D. 8066. Quick buyers of furniture.
WANTED To buy a milk route. O 662,
care Bee.
WNTDTO JIRVT
WANT to rent B-room modern house
March 1; two In family; references. Ad
dress K S7S, Bee.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTHACTS-OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract ot.
flee In Nehrasiia. 08 Brandels Theater.
OIT Y PltOIM'lUT V K'lll -.ALU.
TO CASH BUYER I will sacrifice my
coxy home, 3026 Bancroft St.; 6-room cot
tage, modem except heat, all In first
class condition, no Incumbrance; cement
basement, laundry room, barn In rear,
it 'i h"'th and removal reason for
selling Investigate and be convinced.
II. L. Boa ml. 'Pboue Douglas 6153. nr
Webster 110
REAL ESTATE
CITY I'llOI'KllTV KtHl (4A1.R.
Modern Home
Only $500 Cash,
Balance Easy
Beautifully located In Clnlrmont. High,
dry, healthy, clsun, quiet. New. 7 rooms,
oak finish; sun parlor, sleeping porch,
pin attic; everything complete nnd up-to-date.
For particulars call us.
$250 Cash
Balance Very Easy
New B-room. modern bungalow, half
block from car In Clnlrmont; full lot:
cement walks; everything complete. Two
additional rooms caif bo finished on sec
ond floor at small expense. Price $2,700.
BENSON & CAKMICHARL,
Phone Douglas 1722. 642 Paxton Block.
Special Snap
Dundee
Two Lots, $2,350
100x135 Feet
At tho southwest corner of Cist unci
Burt streets we have two of the viry
best lots In this beautiful residence dis
trict. Proper building restrictions havt
made this one of tho best places around
Omaha for those who want u site for a
nne home. Both streets are paved nnd
fcplendld homes have been built uil
around. It Is close to tho new boulevard.
Happy Hollow club and tho car Ilnu.
Look It over today nnd see us Monday.
CHARLES W. MAltTIN & CO.
1018 Omaha Nat. Bank Building.
Owner Must Sell
Walking Distance
$2,500 Five-room cottage, modern except
heat, having large living room and dining
room. Two good sixed bedrooms nnd bath
with best of plumbing fixtures; Uiuse
newly decorated throughout; elegant
lighting fixtures; house has Just been
painted on the putslde; good cement
walks; In a good neighborhood; handy to
schools, stores and car lino; lot 30x119.
Owner would consider a good Ford car
as first payment on this, property or a
few hundred cash and balance like rent.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 109. 307 McCague Bldg.
3 Bargains
Seven rooms, strictly modern, east front,
on 31st St.. one block south of Hanscom
Park. This house Is new and up-to-date
In every particular und Is well worth
$5,000, but if sold soon can be bought for
$4,000.
Nine rooms, modern, oast front. In
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT, ono block
from car. There are five rooms down
stairs and four up and can be occupied
by two families If necessary. This place
belongs to a nonresident who Is very de
sirous of disposing of it at once. Price
$4,XX).
SOUTH OMAHA. 24th nnd C Sts.. 8
rooms, modern, cast front. This Is lo
cated In South Omaha's best residence,
district, right on, the car line. This place
would be cheap nt $1,500, but $3,750 will
take It.
0 'NEIL'S R, E. & INS.
AGENCY
1505 FARNAM STREET
Phone Tyler 1021.
Forced to Sell
A new house. 7 rooms, full lot, price
reduced from $2,700, to $2,250, on small pay
ment plan; North 37th St., near Kjrt;
also has now barn, chicken housu antl
fine well; $250 cash to start It.
BIR.KETT & COMPANY,
Bee Bldg. 423. Doug. 4754.
Big Value for $2,850
Splendid 6-room cottage, mod. ex. heat
and 3 largo lots covered with bearing
fruit, grape arbor, shrubbery, barn und
all fenced; 3 blocks to car.
P. J. Tobbens,
760 Omaha Nat. Bank. Phono Doug.
Special Bargain
1010 No. 24th St., good 7-r. house, partly
modern, offered at a very low nrlce. 12.400.
This Is really a sacrifice. Do not fall to
see It because it is a snap.
Bostwick, Sole Agent,
218 South 17th St.
THE
AIR BURNER
PATENTED.
See us at once for territory; we sell on
easy terms; will make terms to suit you;
the best seller outt It Is new; cost about
half the cost of other fuels. Call at onco
as I have just a little left. 1620 Capitol,
Omaha.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Reception hall, parlor, dining room,
kitchen and bed room on first floor; two
bed rooms and bath on seoond; all mod-'
ern; corner lot; paved -street; close to
car lino und school. Price only $3,350; $300
cash, balance monthly. House practically
new.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
FOR SALE New 4-room house with H
acre, good well, all fenced, electric lights;
one block from school; fine view; fine
place for garden and chickens. $400.00 will
handle It. "Phone Webster 6712.
TO BUY, SELL OH RENT. MKST SKH
JOHN W ROUBINS. 1801 FARNAM ST
11-ROOM house, Kountze Place. Omaha.
$7,0o0, rlear, also other clear Omaha
property. Want California. 1135 W. 424
St., Los Angeles. Cal.
SOUTH PART OF CITX, 5-room house,
1707 S. 11th St. For sale by owner.
WILL TAKE GOOD BUILD
ING LOT AS PART
PAYMENT
ON 4321 LAKE STREET.
Brand new, 7 rooms, every modern con
venience. On paved street, close, to car
line. Price $3;&00. Easy terms.
REED BROTHERS,
206 BRANDEI3 THERTRE BLDG.
NEW BUNGALOW $250 CASH.
Just completed i consists of 5 rooms and
bath; finished in' oak; full basement ce
mented; located on car line and near Mil
ler park. Price $:,MX).
8HOPEN & CO.. D. 4246.
CLOSf-IN BARGAINS.
6-r. house, 16th and Webster Sts.; lot
33x140 ft,; price, $3,000.00; lot alono wsrtli
money asked.
Two-story brick flat, 19th and Dodge
Sts.; price. $7,000.00.
Apt., brick, with 1$ rooms. 17th and Cal
ifornia Sts.; price, $10,500.00.
Store and flat, near 16th and California;
price. $3,000.00.
Two doublo brick flats. 15th and I ill
cago Sts.; price, $16.000 00.
WESTERN REAL KSTATE CO.,
Doug. 30O7. 418-14 Karbaoh Blk.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS. Indexed
free at office. 2 stamps by mall. CHAS.
B. WILLIAMSON CO., Real Estate, In
surance, Care of Property. Omaha. AIbo
Omaha Red Book, vest pocket size.
The Persistent and judicious Use of
Newspaper Adverlilng Is the Road to
Business Bute tea.
HEAL KSTATE
riTV pitopBuTV van sai.u
Investment
' BARGAINS
? 7.S50 For steam lien tod build
lng, 17 rooniB, near 2 4th
' and Harney. Hontal f 1,020
per annum. Built fi years
and never vacant a day.
WANT OFFER.
$11,600-
-For handsonio now double
brick flats, east front, near
2Gth and Harney, renting
to rirst-clas3 tenants
under yearly leaso for
$1,560 per annum. Built
less than one year afto
Finished In hnrdwood
throughout, Including all
floors. Plumbing, boat
ing and wiring all by high
cinss firms. This property
pays over 12 not.
THINK OF IT! $6,500
will handlo It. Owned by
nonresident who is anx
ious to sell.
Dundee
Now 6-room house In Dundee,
thoroughly modern, full size base
ment, hardwood finish on first floor,
nicely decorated, lot 60x128. Owner
hits loft city permanently and wants
an offer. His price 1b only $2,600,
and It's a low figure at that. If you
see It. you will buy It.
ERNEST SWEET
1236 City National Bank Bldg.
'Phono Douglas H72.
ItKAL ESTATE
FARM ItAM II I.A.NtiS FUlt SA1.B
Arktinnni,
LISTEN SO-ncre farm, house, barn,
spring and 40-acre homestead for $6TO;
terms, hip list free. WARD, Mountain
Home, Ark.
California.
California land excursions 1st and id
Tue. W. T. Smith Co.. S1& City Nat. Bk.
lovrn.
164-ACRE hluh level land; Rood Improve
ments, every foot cultivated, IS miles
fiom Council Bluffs, for a Kod home In
Omaha; will carry back on farm at 5V4
f'er cent. Price $140 per acre. G-unnel)
tealty Co., 000 Om. Na. Bank Bldpr.
IvlliiBiia.
KANSAS FARMS and ranches for sale;
W) to 25.000 acres; write for free list. V. It.
NIQUETTE Sallna. Kan.
FOR SALE Improved 100 a. farm at
$33 per acre. J, 1L King, Cawker City,
Mitchell Co.. Kan.
MlMlltflll,
IMPROVED farms. $2) to $80 acre. If
located In eastern Nebraska worth $100;
Kently rolling black limestone prairie.
Alfalfa, six tons; corn, 100 bushels acre.
Committee Illinois Fanners, Q. P. Bteb
blns, 1610 Chicago St.
Sliaaourl.
Farms for Sale Black soil; near Pleas
ant Hill, pop. 2.GO0; 30 miles' Kansas City;
5C4 acres' at $0S; 200 nt $S0; 190 at $115; 150 at
(M) 13 ut $63.50; 95 nt $100; SO at $100; all
improved. A. J. Jones, Pleasant Hill, Mo.
ftcbrimku.
IMPROVED FARM-320 aores, $5 an
acre; 12 males from town; rich black toll;
10 acres broke; all fenced; house 2x24;
near school and In sight of twenty-five
other farm houses. Must have your fil
ing right. J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
OWNER needs money and offers fine
Improved farm In Dixon rounty, Ne
braska, close to Ponca, worth $100 por
acre, cut to $S0 for quick salo. Will sell
SO acres, ICO acres or 320 acres. Here's a
snap for you.
16) acres, Boyd county. Nebraska, close
to town, good Improvements. Prlco' $50
per acre.
130 acres, Pottawattamlo county, Iowa,
good improvements, worth $100 per acre.
Want offer. All In cultivation. A good
hill fann,
240 aores. 2V4 miles from Modale, Harri
son county, Iowa; 210 acres in cultiva
tion; good Improvements. Price $120 per
acre.
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO..
413 Karbach Blk.. Omaha. Nub.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
v fcri cv,c rmi luti: ,.
all fenced nnd twice cross fenced. Good
granary, large horse barn, small house,
well C5 feet deep, windmill nnd other out
buildings, 300 acres in cultivation, ISO
acres natural grass. Will sell cash or
terms V4 earn, balance terms tp suit
purchaser. Located 9 miles north of
Mitchell. Neb. For further particulars In-
qulro or write, G. W. DeArmond, Colton,
Cal.
Oklahoma.
I HAVE a large number of farms, fiom
forty acres to 500, situated sixty miles
south of Oklahoma City, In Garvin
county, In the famous Washta valley
Grows cotton, corn, wheat, oats, alfalfa;
five cuttings. All kinds fruit. Good water,
SO to 50 feet. This valley will produce
eriual to Iowa nnd Nebraska belt lunds
and can be bought at one-half what our
lands aro selling for. Best or markets, as
these lands are on trunk line of rail
road. Plenty of timber, natural gas and
coal. I hav no literature the land
speaks for itself. Parties wishing to go
can Join me the first Tuesday In March.
Homeseekers' round trip very cheao
Jnines Foley. 2204 California St., Omaha.
i-iione iier uau.
FOR RALE At a bargain on easy terms
to close up a partnership, 52 acres of
land adjoining the corporation of Fred
erick, Oklahoma. Ideal location for
chicken ranch and truck farm. Also 160
acres or land 4 miles from town. Address
Wm. Trultt. Frederick, Okl.
Wisconsin.
UPPER Wisconsin took world's cham
pionship award on alfalfa at the 1913 na
tional corn exposition. Cheap land pro
duced It. For Information write Wiscon
sin Advancement Assn., 324 Caswell Bldg.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
THE U. S. census shows that 23 Wis
consin counties produce more value In
apples per bearing tree than Bitter 'loot,
Spokane, Yakima, Hood River and dthur
far western sections. Write for details
to Wisconsin Advancement Ass'n, 324
Caswell Bldg.. Milwaukee, Wis.
LIVE STOCK MATUCV.T nr 1VIWT
Ship live stock to South Omaha Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful attention-Live
Stock Commission Merchants,
BYERH nROS. Si CO. 8trong. reliable. I
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 223 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & Co.. Exchange Bldg.
Turpentine nn it Rosin,
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Feb. 1J.-TURPEN-
TINE Firm, at 43ft44Uc; sales, 413 bbli.;
receipts, 437 bbls.; shipments, 152 bbls.;
btocka, 22,500 bbls.
ROSIN-FIrm; sales, 211 bbls,; receipts,
1.700 .bbls.; shipments. 256 hbls.; stocks,
125,600 bbls.: A, B. $5.88; C. D, $6; E, $.1.15;
F. $6.26; G, $.SQ; I, $6.35; K. $fi.6S; M,
$7; N. $7.05; WO, $7.10; WW, $7.15,
Hank CIrarlB8r-
OMAHA, Feb. 12 -Bank clearings for
today wero $2,905,2X1.44. and $2.8ll.6.'4s
for the corresponding day last yeax
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Active Sellers and Strong to
Ten Cents Higher.
HOGS GENERALLY TEN HIGHER
Shrrp nnd I.nmtiK Ten to Twenty
Cent llluhrr, I.nmliv (icttlnu
the Mont A it v ii it u t Trail r
Active1 nt Cnrrenl Prior,
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 12, 1911
,.Ii,''l".,,,.!'. Wp,e Cnttle.lloKS "beep.
Official Mondnv ,V!03 7.(l I IMA
pffirlal Tuesday 5,391 1S.90S 1R.07S
Lstlniato Wednesday.. 4,200 16,000 9.C00
Three days this uk.. 15.491
Same, days last wrek..13.R7ti
Same days 2 wks. ugo.14.IU
Same days 3 wks. ugo.KOT.i
Same days 4 wis. ugo.15.432
bamo days last year. .11.752
The following tililn i
12.002
st.stvs
M2
10, 190
29.745
K614
35,713
26,2t
24.1K9
4S.156
39,720
21.418
the receipts
of cattle, hogs nirt sheep ut South Omaha
ior mo year to dnto us compared witn
last yean 1913. 1912 inc. Dec.
Cattlo 117.60S 124.81S 7,110
ogs 3S3.S64 4fti.463 73,099,
Sheep 2W.S36 226,292 65,544
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for tho
Inst few ilto s, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 191M191t. 11910. 11909 11908. II9JT.
Feb. 2. . I 6 05 7 26 S 3S fi Ml i G SI
Fob- 3.. 7 30HI 6 05 7 3S S 30 ft 911 4 Mi
Feb. 4.. 7 42 I 7 40 8 29 6 01M 171 6 93
Fb. 5.. 7 45V4 G 09 S 32 fi 14 4 261 fi fA
Feb. 6. . 7 SS I 6 06 7 49 C 13 4 221 6 91
Feb. 7. . 7 C2V 6 HO 7 421 S 61 4 16 6 M
Feb. 8. 7 I 6 90 7 30 S 47 6 7 4 M 1. !7
Feb. 9.. 8 Ul 7 33 8 47 6 15 t. 91
Feb. 10. 7 69 6 12 7 3S S 4S 6 20 4 09
Feb. 11. 7S2 7 21 S 61 6 30 4 1J t JO
Feb. 12 C 06 8 71 G 13 4 6 91
Sunday.
RECEIPTS CARS.
Receipts nnd disposition ot Hvo stock nt
tho Union stock yards, South Omaha, fur
twenty-four hours ending nt 3 o'olocx p
111., yesterday:
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. & iH.' p f, 7 2
Wabash 5 2 2
Missouri Pncirio 3 5 2
Union Pnclflc 21 f.4 30
t N. W eait 8 ., 1
('. N. W., west 60 M 1
C. St. P., M. & 0 31 IS 2
C. B. & Q.. east 3 0
C. II. & Q., west 28 41 2
C.4 R. I. & P., east 4 2
C, R, I. & P.. west ,. .. 2 v ..
Illinois Central 3 4
Chicago Great Western 1
Total receipts 172 225 2
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 594 2.114 1,531
Swift and Company.... 1,025 3,215 4,134
Cudahy Packing Co.... 936 3,300 607
Armour it Co 764 4,009 2,006
Schwiirt rvi.... rj'.
J. W. Murphy 3,108 .....
Morrell 49
L. P. Co 62
S. O. P Co 2
W. B. Vansant Co 26
Benton, Vansant & L. SI
Hill & ovHn 149
F. B. Lewis 61
Itimtnn .IV Ci il
J. B. Root & Co 95
J. If. nulla 4S 1
L. F. Husz 1.1 !
Rnseustnek Bros 44 ,
Werthplnmr & Iw.u-on ir,4
Rothschild & Krebs.... 3
Mo. Kan. rnlf rv.. Ml
Cllno & Christie 96
Other buyers 600 2,281
Totals 4,786 16,373 10,652
CATTLE Cattlo receipts were mod
erate for a Wednesday, only sixty-three
cars being reported In. Still for the week
receipts foot up 15,494 head, being larger
than for any xlmltnr period since three
weeks ago nnd larger than a year ago by
a few hundred head.
With moderate receipts nnd a very good
local buying demand, together with favor
able udvices from other selling points, tho
market on beef steers this morning wan
strong to lOo higher and active at the
advance. Good beef steers sold up to
$8.16, the highest prJco paid Blnce the
early part of January. The offerings
for the most pnrt ahauged hands at nn
early hour In tha forenoon.
Cows and heifers were also In active
demand and sold very readily at prices
that were generally 10c higher than yes
terday. Stock cattle and feeders weie In good
demand and commandejl good, firm
prices. The offerings wero moderate and
everything was cleaned VP at an early
hour.
Quotations on Cattle Reef steers, good
to choice, $7.70Ufl.25; beef steers, fair to
good, $7.3.r(8'i.70; beef Bteers, common to
fair, $6.75(3j7.X; good to choice, heifers,
$.25i7.00; good to. choice cows. Sd.264J6.75;
fair lo good grades, $5.60tr6.25; common
to fair grudes, $3.75tj6.50; good to choice
stockers and focders, $7.00B7.75: fair to
pood stockers and ieeders, $6.75C7.00;
common to fair stockers nnd feeders, $6.25
G.75; stock cows nnd heifers, $5.007.00;
veal calves, $5.6009.00; bulls, stags, eta,
$5.2f4t;.60.
Representative sales: E
BEEF STEERS.
At.
1065
S0O
Mr,
7U
70
107S
1U3
1060
m
117
leo
io:
11M
lOftS
1011
100
64
1084
rr.
NV).
At.
....125J
....1071
....1227
....1K2
....1324
....11(0
....1111
....1311
....1462
....1300
....1114
....1320
....IMS
.... 192
.... 4S
....1402
.... VH
....1160
....1274
Pr.
7 66
7 (0
7 66
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 76
7 SO
7 Id
T 10
7
7 16
7 10
7 W
I 00
I 00
S 00
I OS
I IS
8.
I..
7&
7 16
7 26
7 36
7 M
7 JS
1 S5
7 35
7 Sfi
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 46
7 46
7 60
7 Ul
7 (0
to...
26. . .
17. .
12...
W...
IB...
i!...
31...
II...
I...
31...
8...
a...
17...
7...
14...
I...
17...
ia...
16..
H..
t .
!(..
11..
..
il..
6..
II..
11..
SO. .
10..
7..
S9..
11..
.1170
.1110
7 60
7 60
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
26
7 40
7 70
. Sfll
.1026
7 26
7 40
.
.1176
12.
COWS.
1041
115
1030
1100
1080
173
4 7t
4 80
7..
....1071
.... 840
..'..1151
....1211
....1160
....1060
1087
868
1116
1091
....1101
llt
....1124
1110
1164
.... 948
1076
836
1460
.....1300
....1180
1108
1203
.... 787
864
810
.... 875
.... 80
.... 600
.... 460
.... 8i
816
.... 742
1260
9M
....1068
6 10
6 80
6 86
6 66
6 00
6 00
8 fO
6 OS
6 10
8 10
6 10
6 10
10
I 15
8 18
6 33
6 20
6 30
6 40
6 M
6 M
8 OS
6 76
6 20
6 30
6 36
6 40
I 40
8 40
6 45
6 60
6 60
6 00
7 00
7 16
7 15
6 00
8 00
8 00
8 10
6 It
6 16
6 16
6 2S
4 60
I 76
6 7)
17..
8..
..
6..
6..
11..
24..
17.
8..
8..
10..
4 80
6 10
6 26
6 25
6 35
6 35
6 40
5 40
c in
6 60
6 60
6 66
6 80
5 60
6 60
6 M
6 70
6 75
6 76
6 76
6 80
..1100
I
1041
2
1
2
S ,
10 ,
il!!!!!!!
4
4
t
4
1
... 634
...1110
... 966
...1060
...1021
... 147
... 985
...10M
.. 1076
...1136
...UU
...1230
...1227
... 860
...1M4
12
6
1
II
2
1
12
16
HEIFERS.
3....
3....
17....
. 781
. 773
. (78
. 780
. 164
. tit
. I2S
. 701
. co
. 70S
.1083
. 847
. 830
5 60
6.,
i 83
(1
I 00
I 00
10
20
6 20
I 28
I
I 26
6 26
I 24
20
it'.'.'.'.'.'.
18"."!1
10I!!!!!
ii!!!!!!
14....
6....
13....
12....
13....
6....
14....
1...,
4....
4....
MULIB,
.1280
6 60
1,
,..1630
1 10(0
1 no)
6 66
6 63
6 78
5 71
8 76
6 80
6 86
6 88
6 80
6 94
6 00
1..
9..
,..1270
1(18
1670
1880
1800
1M0
1(70
1040
, 600
U80
.1040
. 7W
. 670
.1130
.11(0
.1260
.I860
.1840
. 670
. 37(
. 415
.. 475
. 486
. 463
.. 272
.. 481
.. 486
.. 307
CALVES,
1. ..
6 76
I 10
1.
!70
, MS
. Jo
JOG
. 230
, no
I 00
8 00
I M
6 75
9 00
6 CO
I M
7 l
7 00
T 15
7 20
7 60
10....
16....
J....
11....
10! ! ! !
21".'.'
9 00
. 140 9 CO
.170 9 00
STOCKERS
AND
10..
il. .
60!!
41.
(2.
FEEDERS.
686
I 6S
451
Hi
It
.... toe
.... 410
.... 617
.... 704
.... 676
....760
....1090
. .. m
.... no
.... 17
6 66
6 64
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 CO
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7
7 M
7 M
7 IS
7 15
7 2".
7 25
7 26
7 M
7 34
. 7J5
7t
. M
. 740
840
. 871
761
, 610
778
HOG43 Today's supply was rather gen
truus, there being about 229 cars or 18,000
head yarded, This Is somewhat larger
thn Ut wtek, smallsr Uiun two wtttlts
ago. nnd about the sninr number as wero
hem a year ago
( Trade, was rather slow In getting under
p way this morning. Opening bids were
niotind MjriOc higher than yesterday, but
sellers wero Inclined to wait for better
money, holding their offerings at figures
that were lOtflSc higher. After a period
of Inactivity they finally settled down to
ousiness on a generally we nigiier imsm.
I Except at tho best time, trade was fclow
' and uneven Bates of certain grades of
stuff could be picked out that hardly
showed the full advantage, and on the
other hand there worn some thnt looked
to be ns much as lOirtf-o above yesterday's
figures. At the best It was a featureless
affair nnd as some trains wero a little
late It was well along towards noon bi
fore everything was sold The close was.
If anything, slower than any other ttm,
nnd soma salesmen believed that values
were a llttlo lower. Owing to tho uneven-
,ness of thti trado comparisons with yenter
1 day can duly be approximated, but the
! general market waa around a dime higher
than yesterday.
Most or the hogs sold around tf.VojfS.UV
Wltll tho most of the miles nt 17.95. unci
speculators bought some good lights -nrly
as high an $.0G. 15o higher than yester
. day's top.
I Representative sales:
.V.
1 so
At.
. 184
...111
...J70
.. 234
.. sot
..314
218
...280
Sh. IT. No. At. Sh. IT.
80 7 85 81 .... 285 . . 7 M
7 90 69 964 80 7 86
4-1 7 84 918 1M 7 95
80 7 W 87 234 7 95
. . 7 83 218 40 7 96
) 7 K 13 248 ... 7 K.
. . 7 W 61 374 80 7 96
... 7 19 243 ... 7 95
. . 7 90 : 968 . . IK
60 7 90 71 184 40 7 .
40 7 M II !i7 160 7 W
... 7 90 ?6 138 ... 7
. . 7 90 61 Ill . . 9f
... 7 90 89 189 20 7 8
... 1M 84 f44 . 7 96
SO 7 90 S Ill 7 95
... 7 90 61... .. 39 80 7 96
80 7 914 44 386 ... 7
... 7 9214 63 . ... 316 10 7 95
. . 7 96 16 215 ... 1 96
... T 85 80 114 7 9S
... 7 96 86 KO ... 7 HTVi
... 7 96 76 237 . . t 87U
... 7 96 72 346 ... 7 97W
... 7 93 80. . . 183 ... 7 671
... 7 f6 40 327 ... 7 974
... 7 96 6 DM ... ?!97't
.. 7 96 74 179 ... 8 00
... 7 85 It 116 ... 8 00
... 7 96 II 181 ... 8 ()
t 95 1 66.78. ... Ill . . IW
... 7 96 62 160 ... 8 00
.IB 86 314 10 8 00
. . . 7 85 66 174 ... 8 00
. 7 96 70 211 ... 8 00
... 7 93 83 187 ... 8 W
... 7 40 (4 270 ... 8 00
... 7 85 80 183 ... 8 00
... 7 93 00 241 ... 8 00
40 7 94 19 123 90 9 00
... 7 95 70 231 ... 8 00
... 7 96 71 21 . . 8 00
... 7 96 83 206 ... 6 01
... 7 95 86 183 ... 8 01 14
. . 7 95 67 222 ... 8 06
... 7 96
41
66..
66..
68 .
88..
n.
16.
37.
.278
9 M7
65
U I3
33 346
64 146
73 !76
69...
83...
78...
I. .
78. .
12...
68...
4X1...
50...
29...
26. .
48...
SO...
27...
2?...
72..
. 172
..247
..341
..ISO
..331
..334
..317
..280
..272
..347
..241
. 131
.286
..188
. SlU
..to)
. 241
..281
..24,-,
..88
7J..
80..
87..
62..
12..
384
68 1.219
7 240
68....
. 263
111
..246
. 221
..387
..223
. .ISO
4!6....
06....
69....
88.. .
SHEEP Thero wero Indications of a
good, ucttvo market on lambs and atiojp
tho first thing In the morning, as moil
all buyers were In tho bam nt an eaily
hour looking over the receipts. Thmr
first bids wero strong when compared
with Tuesday's trade, and It was nut
long before tho bulk of tho offerings be
gan to move nt prices anywhere from
loo to 20o higher. If anything the most
ndvnncn was on lambs, and though n
comparatively liberal supply was In sight
they wero active sellers, the bulk of them
moving around $8.50ir.76, with hoiiio fud
Mexicans touching $9, tho highest price
of the season, nnd tho hlghost slnco
Hay of last year. Fed western lambs,
prime and of handy weights sold up lo
$8.80. Feeder lambs ulso shnred m int
advance, its a shipment from lduno
bi ought as much as $8. Thcor wore not
so many ewes otfered us lambs, nnd tho
Improvement In values was not uulto nu
pronounced. A bunch of fed western
ewes weighing around 105 pounds com
manded $5.90, and tho majority 'if the
ewes offerings ut nil decent us .ulU'rs
sold around $5, 6045. 7(1, There wero prac
tically no wethers on sulo and the supply
of yeurllngs was light. Included among
the sales of yearlings were some on tho
Mexican order that changed hnnds at
$7.65. Tho general trnda was brisk, a
good clearance, was made comparatively
early In tho forenoon, It might ho added
that the, eastern trado In dressed mutton
was reported as In a healthy condlllon
as a result of nn Increased demand fur
that kind of meat.
Tho receipts rooted up In tho neighbor
hood ot 9,000 head, being light, compared
with, Tuesday, but liberal for a Wednes
day. Tho general quality wus considered
very good.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Luinbs,
good to choice. $8.75iS?9.00; lambs, fair to
good, JS.505j8.75; yearlings, light. $7.65
7.85; yearlings, heavy, $7.35fa7.65; wothers,
goou to cnoice, 8U.swuo.iiy; wethers, fair to
good, $3.R5fi0.25; owes, good to choice,
t5.65ii5.lM); ewes, fair to good, $5.356.C5:
cull sheop und bucks, $2.754.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
279 Mexican ambs 72 8 96
109 fed yearlings 84 7 00
208 fed lamb 04 8 35
234 fed lumbs 6G 8 60
45 fed lambs M S 40
7(1 fed Iambs 64 8 40
123 fed lambs 64 8 40
313 fed owes 105 5 90
145 fed ewes 119 5 00
270 fed lambs 76 8 55
628 fed lumbs 83 8 80
153 fed lnmbs t 77 8 60
69 Mexican lambs 70 9 00
220 fed wethers 103 6 25
3S2 Idaho lumbs, feeders 72 8 00
407 Idaho lambs, feeders 70 8 00
S12 fed yearlings 81 7 75
431 red ewes 107 5 76
484 fed lambs 85 8 65
227 fed lambs 80 8 50
35 fed lambs 85 8 65
178 fed lumbs 64 8 35
10 fed lambs, culls to 7 00
15S red Iambs , 85 8 50
28 fed lambs 75 S 75
227 fed lambM 74 8 75
251 rod lambs 81 K V6
792 fed lambs 70 S 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle nnd llnira IHiclier Drinniid
for Sheep fltrnngr.
CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-OATTLE - Re
ceipts, 14,000 head; market higher; beeves,
$9.(jOft9.00; Texans. $6.04U6.85; westerns,
$5.751f7.45; stockers and feeders, $4,767.65;
cows and heifers, $3.10t'7.G0; calves, $3.75
$00.25.
HOGS-Recelpts. 33,000 head; market
higher; light, $S.0fW.47W; mixed, $8.00
8.45;. heavy, $7.58.35; rough, $7.95.1Q;
pigs, $6.7508.25; bulk, $S.2TiifR.40.
SHEE1 AND LAMP'S- Receipts, 18,000
head; market strong; native muttons,
$4.9OSC60; westerns, 5.COJJ5.60; yearlings,
$6.05418.10; native lambs, $7.00)79.15; west
ern lambs, $7.0009.25.
Kaiisnn Vltr Lire Ntnclc MnrUrt,
KANSAS CITY, Feb. J 2. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,000 head, Including 300
southenm; market for steers lOtj'lEc
higher; others strong to 10c higher;
riilvcs 2Co higher; dressed beef nnd ex
port steers, $7.KU8.76, fair to good, $6.80
JJ7.75; western steers. $6.KK8.10; stockers
nnd feeders, $6.(OS7.75; southern steers,
$6.007.60; southern cows, $4.00Q.60; na
tive cows and heifers, $l.00ft(!.00; bulls,
$5.006.2G; calves, $6.50510.00.
HOOB-Recelpts. 11,0000 head; market Do
higher; bulk of sales. $3.ft?8.15; heavy.
$7-90l.10; packers and butchers, $8.00a
8.20; light. $8.10i8.30; pigs, $6.7f.7.25.
SHEEP AND IJVMrm -RececIpts, 6.OO0
head; market 101115c higher; Colorado
lambs, $8.0H8.75; yearlings, $7.007.65;
wethers, $5.5ft66.26; ewes. $4.76ftS.76.
81. Louis 1.1 vr Htork Market.
ST. IMirTH, Feb. J2.-OATTLB-Re.
celpts, 2.SC0 head, Including 900 Texans;
market steady: choice to fine steers, $8.60
d.'.'.00; good lo choice steers, $7,008,60;
stockers and feeders, $S.2507.'S; cows and
heifers, $5.60'-8.00; bulls, $4.5007.00; calves,
$4.50!(7.O0; Texas and Oklahoma steers,
15.254(7.90; cows and heifers, $3,751(6.60.
HOGS-Recelpts, 10,000 head; market 10c
higher; pigs and lights, $6.S58.55: mixed
and butchers, $S.407j8.65; good heavy, $8.S6
IQ8.65.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 2.000
head; market 25c higher; muttons, $6.50
6.40; yearlings, $7.0Oif7K5; lambs, $7.25fj'9.2.
Klonr City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Feb 12.-CATTLE R.
celpts, 1,200 head; market strong; na
tive steers, J7.254fS.75; cows and heifers,
25.0O&7.)0; canners. $3.60-4.60; stockers
and feeders. $6.6Ofj7,60; calves, $.267.00;
bulls, $5.0!r&7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 6,600 head; market lOo
higher; heavy. $7.8O7.90; mixed. $7.90-3
8.00; light. $7.A57.95. pigs, $6.7637.25; bulk
of sales. $7.90ii7.5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1,600
head, market steady; wethers, J5.00rt6.75;
ewes. $4.b0.fJG.00; lambs, $7.60rj6.60.
St. Joseph Live Htnck Market.
ST JOSEPH, Feb, 12. -C'ATTLElle-cdpu.
Utt) btad; sirens; altera, $6,7cj
8.W. eiws and heifers. J! T&iJfT.SO, -bIm h
$5 im io.w.
HOGS-Reoelpls. 6.C00 head; murket M
I1IKI11T, IU, 3..Vi UUIK UI PHIO!", .3.llUg'
8.10.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Receipts, 4.1X)
head; strong; lambs. $7.0irs.75.
Stock In slKlit.
Receipts of Hvo stuck at the six piln
clpal western markets yesterday.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 4.2V0 IS.uoo 9,000
81. Joseph 1,600 5,t 4.011)
Kansas Oty S.OOO ll.OO) r..(H
Sioux City 1.20U 6.50 1,000
St. lmls 2,900 10,000 2.(00
Chicago 14,oti) jk.OUO l"MX)
Totals 31,800 81,600 40.000
O.M.VIIA IJI3MU.I. MARK 1ST.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. carton. Wo; No. 1,
00-lb tubs. M'io; No. 2. 3lo. ,
CHKESE-Importcd Swiss. SJo; Ameri
can Swiss, (. block Swiss. 34c; twins,
19o; dnlt,les, ItV; triplets, 19o, young
Americas, aic; nine label brick. 2iV. Ilm
berger. 2-lb . 2tc; 1-lb.. 2io; Now York
white, av.
l)l'LTRY-Rrollers. $6.00 per doz.;
hens, 16c; cockH, 11c. ducks, 20o; geeso.
ISo, turkeys, av; pigeons, per dux., $1.20
Alive, broilers, ISo; hens. 12c; old roosters.
7c; ducks, full feathered, 15o; geese, full
feathered, t.V, turkeys, liV, lgeonR. IW
doJ... tk homers, $2.50; squabs, No. I
$1.60; No. 2. MV.
FISH iFreshl-Pickorel, 8c, froieir
white, luc, froien. trout. 14c, frozen4
largo crapples. 12c. froien; Spanish mack
erel, 16c; eel. 15c: haddork. lJc: flounders.
lie: shad roe, per pair. 40v, salmon, ISo j
halibut, ISo; fruaun, 13o; buffalo, c; bull '
heads, 13c. Oysters, boy standards, Jl.11 '
northern, $1.40; selects, $1.65; counts. $1.90 I
FRUITS Oranges: California navels,,
fully colored. 30 size. $200; 96 size. $2.26;
i.i. size, nw; 1M), 1 7ti. ;o and 216 size, $.1.00.
Grape fruit: Extra fancy Florldu, 46. 54, 61
nnd SO, por box, $3.50. Cranberries. Wis
consin long keeping, extra fancy Howe',
Jumbo, per bbl., $9.60; extra fancy Jersey,
per bbl., J9.00; extra fancy, Bells and
Cherry, per box, $9.00. Lemons. Air Ship
brand, 300 or 300 slz, $6.75. Cocoanuts In
sucks, per sack, $5.75, per dozen, 8O0.
llonuy: New Colorado. twenty-four
frames, per case, $3.75 Dates: Fard. 15
Ib. box, per lb., 12o; New Hall, bulk, por
lb., 7c; now Anchor, pkg. i!K) corlons), por
box, $2.26; new Diumudary (30 cartons),
py box, $2.75. Figs, new 12 12 12. per box.
85c; now 5-erown (Turkey), 15c; new 0
crown (Turkey), 16a; new 7-crown (Tur
key), 17c. Apples: oxtru fiUloy Washing
ton Jonathans. 113, 126, 13$, 150, 165, box,
$1 S5; extra fancy Washington Grimes'
Guldens, 113, 125, 138, 160. box. $1.75; extra
fancy Washington Itmiiun llcautlus, 72, HO,
S8. W. 1(13, 125.. box, $1.75; extra fancy
Washington lllack lieu Davis, 72, 80, 88,
W, 104, 125 count bin. $1.75; extra fancy
Washington- Red Wlno Sups, 104, 112, 125,
138, box, $2.(W; extra funcy Pink Cheek
Waxen nnd White Winter J'earmnlnti, 96,
104, 113, 125, 1.18, 150. 163 count, box, $2.00;
extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped. White
Winter Penrmalns, 160. 165, 180, 200 count,
box, $1.05; extra fancy Now York Bald
Winn, Her libl., $2,110; oxtra fancy New
lurk R, I. Greenings, Per bbl., $3.25; ex
tra fancy Now York State Russets, pen
obi., $3.00; extra fanoy Missouri Jona
thans nnd Grimes Goldens, por bbl., $4.00
J-bbl. lots or more, assorted, 15c kt bbl.
off, extra fancy Mlasourl B011 Davis, per
bbl., $2.50; oxtra fancy Missouri Wlno
Pippins, por bbl., $2.75, oxtra fancy MIs
eourl Willow Twigs. Black Twigs, York
Imperials and other flno varieties, per
bbl., $3.25.
Apple. Market.
CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-APPLES-Thls fruit
Is going out fulrly on sales. There Is no
activity and thero is nn amplo supply.
Cold weuthcr checks movement rapidly
to outBlde. All really flno goods urn held
firmly. Medium grade, stock in nuv.
There are not many of tho cheaper grades
anil tnesn urn salcablo to peddlers when
tho weather permits operations, Tho box
trado Is fair for lurgo fruit, but Blow for
small.
Western box npples: Prices (luotcd aro
for sales In a small way. Largo lots
could not bo moved at theao figures. De
licious, outside for 11 few extra flno laro-o.
Jl.5iw.00; Jonathan, $1.00-jtl.G5: arlmcs
Golden, outsldo fancy, $1.001.50; Wlno-
sapB, ii.-s-4iu.76; Npltzcnborg, $1.60-1(1.76;
NorthweBt Greenings, Jl.tXxf-pl.2fS: Homo
Benlltles, $1.25Tfl.ri0; some fanoy largo,
$1.76ff2.00; Stamen WInesnPB. $1.25(31.50;
Arlsto lllack, $1.2501.60; llellflowor, $1.25
n.60; Wagunors, TCcOSl.OO; American
Reds, 75ef$1.60.
London Htoiik Murket.
1X1NDON. Feb. 12. Tho money supply
was meager. Discount rates wero firm.
The American securities murket tilled
quiet, owing to the holiday In Wall struct.
Prices onenud around Darltv and Imposed
on fnlr buying.
London closing ntock Quotations:
Ounaula, money . .74 S-If txiuUvlllfi A Nh.l41
do R-counl .. 744MO., Kan. Tel.. 2714
Aml. Ooppr .. 744Nw York Centnil.,10
Atchlon lOOHiNbrfolk A Wnttm.llt
lUltlmora & Ohio .lOIUOiitirln Wrttern. 3U
('nnillui I'acltlr . .84141VnnirlrsnU 62
Choiiprnke A Ohlu. 7lBouthnrn Ity 27
Chi. Urnt WMttra 18UHtiillliarn I'.Hflr ..1ft-,'
Chi., Mil. A 81. l'llllnlon Paclflo 163H
urnvir & mo u.. . Jlu. n. Blul 1444
r.noi ostwAPAin 4
do Ut DM 48UIV Ilran till
Qrinil Trunk . .. 28,lUnd Minna 7
Illnola Ontrat ...127W f
SILVER liar, uulet at 28 7-16d Per
ounce.
MONEY-4H04'i por cent.
DISCOUNT HATBS-Short bills 5 ner
cent; three months' bills, 4T& per cent.
Condlllon of Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12. Tho condition
of the United States treusury at the be
ginning of bifslnesH todny was: Working
balance, $77,043,653; In hanks nnd Philip
pine treasury, jn,if,4y(; total or general
fund, $147,185,080; receipts yiistorduy. $1,884.-
604; disbursements, $1,693,283, Tho surplus
tins fiscal year s i,099.SiO. as ugalnst a
doflclt of $23,484,332 lust year.
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements,
eta, exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
ChlciiK" Provisions Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. 12,-CHF.ESE-Flrm;
daisies, 17',iSn7Hc; twins, WAttWip', young
Amerlcnx, 17017Wc; long horns. 17V'(B17Wo.
POTATOES Steady ; receipt., 28 cars;
Minnesota, 471360c; Wisconsin, 45ig60o
Michigan. 4Sfl50o.
POULTRY I J vr. weak; turkeys, 15o;
chickens, 15o, springs, 16c.
No butter or egg market on account of
Lincoln's birthday.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 12.-COTTON-flpot,
moderate business; prices caster; Ameri
can middling fair, 5.72d; good middling,
7.1M; middling, 6.76d; low middling, 6.78;
good ordinary. 6.38d; ordinary, 6.04d.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12. WHEAT Fu
tures, quiet; March, 7s 4Wd; May. 72d.
CORN - Futures, quiet; March. La
Plola, 5s 4!td; May American mixed,
6s W.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. lt-WOOL-Steady,
medium grades, combing and clothing,
23V45C6o! light fine, 192lo; heavy fine.
130-lSc; tub washed. 27i'.6e.
Oils nnd Ilo-dn.
SAVANNAH. Ga., Feb. 12,-TUIU'KK.
TINE-I1rm; 4l4c
ROSIN-FIrm; type K. K20; type G,
JG.25.
"Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 12.-WOOL Steady;
territory and western mediums, 2l26c:
fine tnudlums, lbficiOc; fine. lSJja7c.
MR. AND MRS. PRESTON
PASS HONEYMOON IN FLORIDA
PRINCTITON. N. J Feb, 12. Prof.
Thomas J, Preston, who yesterday mar
ried Mrs. G rover Cleveland, will leave
here with his bride tomorrow morning
for Ormond, Fla., where they will spend
a honeymoon of several weeks. They
are expected baok In Princeton before
Easter. The couple spent tho day quietly
at Westland, the Cleveland estate, pre
paring for the Journey.
Miss Eothor Cleveland will visit friends
In the east for the noxt two weeks end
will then Join her grandmother, Mr 3.
PerrJne, In Bermuda.
Th Persistent und Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertslng Is Ui Hoad to
Business Success.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Hootor Serves Notice He is in
Command in City.
MANY PLACES CLOSING UP
Number of I'Vlenils of KxrcnIHe lle
acencl on Lcnrtslntnre nnd I ntr
that Charier lllll lie Put
Tlirnnali nn Drafted.
Mayor Thomas Hootor. through ids
chief of police, has Inaugurated a ixdltv
of reform In South Omaha, It Is said.
Ills honor -was taken with a spasm Into
Saturday night, as told, in The Bee last
Sunday. Tho first night wns not a pro
nounoed succe-m from tho point of aridity.
Sunday a partial drouth extended over
tho city, although, according to tho re
port of ono councilman, tho thirst pnrloM
on Q street did a thriving buslnes-i In
slaking tho thirst of tho bibulous. Saloons
Ip tho western part of the ally, near John
J. Ryan's district wore closed tight.
Now' copies tho order thai certain pool
halls and gambling houses must go. Also
It Is said that tho houses ot Ill-fame nrn
to bo banished beyond tho gates of tho
city. It Is further nald to bo within thn
future policy of the mayor to close tho
bootlegging Joints. This, of colirse. will
take time, and It Is absolutely nccessnry.
therefore, that In tho Interests of moral
ity tho present term of Mayor Hoctor bn
extended so as to sAVo him from the
worry nnd mental distraction that an
election might entail. So far nu word ha
been Issued against tho slot machines
whoro drunken men and little children aro
alleged to havo lont round Bums of money.
Hoctor defeated nn ordinance ngalnst bIo!
machines on a technicality.
Hlght down at tho bottom the rofonn It
said to tnenn trothluff moro than a wrt of
notice, to thoso needing such notice that
Hoctor Is In supreme command of affalrn
and that If things do not go to his UkluR
thero will be trouble for tho one opposing
him. In tho moantlinn citizens generally
aro waiting for Hoctor to appoint Bomo
good democrats without affiliation with
the gang and with minds of their own to
tho places vacated by Ilyan and Pivonkix
on tho Board of Flro and Police, Commis
si oners.
Descend on Legislature.
Officered by Hoctor and his charter
revision committee the offlco holders'
union of South Omaha, in full panoply
of war, descended yesterday upon tho
state legislature for tho purpose of hav
ing their tcrniB of offlep extended, Tho
"army" went down In Bovernl distinct
divisions so as not unduly to arouse thn
feelings of the legislators from tho Ul
terior of tho state. John B. Walking,
field marshal and commandcr-ln-clilcf of
the charter rovlslon battalion, communi
cated tho need ot a bipartisan delega
tion to tho war offlco In South Omaha,
and forthwith tho order was given and
thn "boys" began to dig up reasons tllnt
might appeal to legislators who held It
In their power to extend terms of of
fice nnd do away with elections entirely.
Money, Time nnd Trouble.
You will savo money, time and trouble
by visiting Flynn's now. These prices on
Flynn qualities aro worth your attention:
300 doe. men's extra heavy cotton gloves
with two thumbs, at 6c.
600 dos. men's and boys' shirts, factory
cleanup, god stuff, 25c, 88c, 69c, 89c
Men's all wool suits, $5.00, $6.60, $7.60, $10,
$12.60 nnd better.
Men'B duck and wool overocats at
prices that will make It pay you to lay
them away for next year..
Boys' suits, $1.95, $2.45, J2., $3.60 and
higher.
Big discount on ladles' misses', chil
dren's BUlts, coats and dresses.
LadtcB' nnd children's good 15a hose at
9c. Misses hats Oo. Heavy outing flannel,
7!4c Ten-cent domet flannols, 5c. Bin
stock remnants at low prices.
Open Wednesday ovonlng.
JOHN FLYNN & CO.
MhkIi; City Gossip.
Miss Helen Andrews left Monday for a
month's vacation with relatives In Colo
rado. C. L, Thompson of Holso City, Idaho,
Is tho guest of South Omaha friends tills
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennlson, Twenty
second nnd B streets, aro rejoicing over
tho birth ot a son.
An Important meeting- or thn Brother
hood of American Yeomen will be held
Thursday evening, February 13.
Dr. W. J. Faulk filed for tho Flro and
Pollen commission yesterday on tho "pro
gressive" ticket In South Omaha. Dr.
Faulk Is a reformed democrat and for
merly ran for the same place on that
ticket. Thn progressives, by registration,
number something upder 100 voters.
There will be a meeting ot tho South
Omaha republican club tonight at tho
club rouniH next to the New Orphcum
theater.
Mrs. Hamilton, 1320 North Twenty-sixth
Btrett. will entertain tho Willing Work
ers of tho FlrBt Christian churoh this
afternoon.
The president ot tho Optima club has
called a meeting at tha homo of Mrs. P.
F. Shugruc, 1321 North Twenty-sixth
street, Thursday evening.
Mm. D. H. Bailey. 327 North Twenty
second street, will entertain tho kenslng
ton of South Omaha grove No. 69, Wood
men Circle, thla afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Hastle of the First Presby
terian church will lecture Thursday even
ing under tho auspices of the Willing
Workers and Ladles of the1 First Presby
terian church.
We desire to express our deep gratitude
to those who so kindly expressed their
sympathy with us on the occasion ot our
recent bereavement. H. P. Sorenseu,
Arthur Sornnsen, Harry Soronscn, Helaa
Soreuson, Anna Sorensen, Adellna Soreu
sen. Mr. and Mrs. James Phtnnoy enter
tained at their home Saturday evening In
honor of their daughter. Miss Fern
Phlnney, tho occasion being her fifteenth
birthday. A number ot Interesting games
wero Indulged In and a dainty luncheon
served. Miss Phlnney was the recipient
of many pretty and useful remembrances
ot the day.
Dies of Heart Disease.
BOONE, la., Feb. 13. (Bpeclal Tele
gram.) T. C Spooner, an automobile
man from Des Moines, dropped dead to
day from heart failure In the garage of
the Crowe Auto company. Ho had Just
entered the garage and greeted the fore
there.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholder
of The Bee Publishing company will be
held at Tho Bee office, Omaha, at 4
o'clock p. m. on Monday, March 3, 1913,
for tha election of a board of directors
for tho ensuing year and for the tran.,
aotlon of fluch other business as ina."
properly come before the meeting.
By order pf the president
F9-M3 N, I. FEIL, Secretary
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
FORT CROOK., NEB.. FEB. 6. 19U
Sealed proposals in triplicate, construct
ing TAROET BUTTS. TARGET HQl'H..
and RANGE OFFICE on military reser
vation, near Piattsmouth, Neb., will
received until 11 a. m., March 10, 1913. In
formation furnished on application. Pio
pcsals should be endorsed "Proposals fr
.-onstruetlon of Target Range" and ad
dressed to Ourt.rir.;-ter
Ffi-S-lO-ia-JS-H