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THE OAtAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBEUABY 1, 1914.
HEAL ESTATK.
FARM A' RANCH LANDS FOll SAI.T3
Canada.
FARM FOR SALE A. snap. 1.C42 acres
In tho famous Mooso Jaw, Saskatchewan.
Innadu, district. In high state of culti
vation. Good buildings, home and cattle
tables granaries. Implement sheds; 1
rouses, etc; 7 miles fencing, telephone.
Heky clay loam with clay subsoil. Sev
eral thousand trees planted, up to SO feet;
L'j miles from railroad nt Tuxford, flour
ishing village; elevators; 16 miles from
Mooso Jaw. One mile frontage on But
fa'.o lake; US per acre. Owner retiring
from farming. CJ. 8. Tuxford. Box 801,
Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan. Canada.
CHEAP FARM. EAST TERMS.
Owing to other business, owner will sell
or rent good quarter section. K miles from
station, for $10 per acre, tJOO cash. 40
acres broken. 25 acres fenced. Can raise
15 bu. of wheat or 75 bu. oats per acre.
No drouth or potato bugs. Good crops
last year. Adjoining land held higher
and rising. Free homestead goes, with
above. D. C. Van Burcn, Creek Bend.
Vask., Canada.
I'lorldn.
BKAl'TIKCL, level, fertile tryck, fruit,
poultry, stock, general farming lands,
near Lake City, J12.W) acre: easy terms;
county seat. 7.000 people, 3 banks, 3 rail
roads, 7 churches, high school, 1400,000
college, paving, sewers, Ice, water and
lighting plants. Floridaa oldest agricul
tural district. George Colburn, Box 72,
bake City. Fla.
FOR RENT OR SALE-6,000 to 60,000
acres Ideal, year around grazing Jojids
for cattle and hogs; good grazing? and
pure water In abundance; the safest,
most healthful and biggest money-making'
grazing proposition In America; If In
terested, state acreage you could use,
whether you would buy the lands orient,
reference and full particulars. Address
Land Commissioner. Live Oak. Perry lc
Gulf Railroad Co.. Live Oak, Florida.
Iottsw
LARGE Iowa .farm for ant: an- A No.
1 1,200-acre farm with good Improvement;
TOO acres under cultivation: balance pas
ture and meadow. Will rent for c&ah or
on share to proper parties.
O. A. OLSON LAND & LOAN CO.,
FOnEST CITY. IA.
500-ACRE DAIRY FARM".
S miles from center of Council Bluffs,
CO acres now In cultivation, 15 alfalfa,
balance now In pasture, more of, which
can bo cultivated. This place would make
an ideal dairy farm It you aro looking
for such a place; has a 5-room house
barn, corn cribs, hog house?,' .chicken
houses, well, cement cellar, etc. Con be
bought for $75 per acre and con arrange
terms on part ' ' '
A. F. SMITH COMPANY, ' '
(FAY 8M1TIL) ' '
Phone 33. 23 lVarl! St.,. Council Bluffs.
Minnesota.
JIB to 'iS per acre. In corn belt; some,
cholco bargains; Minneapolis 65 miles.
Farmers Bute Bank, SC. Cloud, Minn.-
MINNESOTA soil ,rr)ap,. government re
ports, natural subsoil every district, rain-
1 1 ...nl...ntll... frim I w In Vol II A nle !
mailed, 25c, Akcrson, Drawer 13, Llnd-
strom. aimn.-
Missouri,
FARMS FOR SALE $5 down, 15 monthly
buys 40 acres good timber land, near
town: Texas county, Mo.! price J200; per
fect title. J. B Jarrcll. Mt. Vernon. III.
MlMUalpk!."
EASTERN Mississippi stock farm, 1.S00
acres, in niraira prairie Deit oi eastern
Mississippi; 00 acres In cultivation, bal
ance woodland: T-room residence. 11 ten
ant houses, 8 miles from good town, 2
miles from postofflce, school and church;
price, izs per acre, irea v. uangiey,
care Ernest R. Par ham & Co., 150 Madi
son Art,, Memphis. Tonn.
Nebraska.
KIMBALL COUNTY LANDS
Best bargains,- best crops,-- most mois
ture and, greatest, promise or any cneap
lands on tho market. Look at these prices,
then come In or write 'and' let me tell
you all about it.
A quarter, all rich, smooth, agricul
tural land, 11160 an acre.
Halt section, not so good, .nearer town,
Section, half tillable, balance rolllnc to
rough, fine place for stock, only 4 miles
from R. R town, 37.50 per acre; great
nap. , r
Section, 6 miles from two stalloaa, well
settled neighborhood 'of Danes, three-
fourths rich, tlllablo (arid, one-fourth fine
lor stock, fenced, bargain at iiiW. very
easy terms. ,
GEORGE G.. WALLACE.
Brown Block, Omaha.
Possession Given
130 ACRES, upland farm. 1 mile from
good town, close In;, small Improvements,
hue more than worth the money; SS5 per
acre.
Ml .ACRES, upland; almost tntlre JS0 lays
Ideal and tn good location: no improve
ments: tho beet of soil; 3100 per acre.
100 ACRI58; an estate; small but good
Improvements; best ut soil; must sell)
30 per acre.
13) ACRES, near good town; no Im
provement, but land lavs. good and good
soil; Illo per; acre, but submit offer. &000
cash by March 1, balance 6 years. 6.
0 ACRKS. 60 ACRES AND ISO ACRES,
upland farms, In good location In western
Iowa: no Improvements: 3V4 miles from
splendid town and 6 miles .from county
seat. S3 and 385 pr acre; ft or less cash,
balance long time,
ALSO OTHERS, some cheaper, some
dearer. Possession given on all ot tho
above. All within less than 33 miles ex
cept Iowa fnrms. Come prepared -to buy.
Bring wife with you.
OR1N S. MERRILL COMPANY,
N. E. Cnr. 33d and M Sts.. South Omaha.
Across from Library.
40 Acres Near
Florence
Only 2 miles to car line and 2 blocks
to paved road; 3 acres finest fruit. &
acres alfalfa, 5 acres pasture and timber,
balance In crop; all black rich soil; Ice
house, wells, windmill, -r. house, large
horse, cow and hog barns; tli,Ua; i,M
can run : years, 6 per cenc.
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
101S Omaha Nat'l. Doug. 2715.
Nifty Eighty Acres
Lies laeal; stneu modern, up-to-the-minute;
&-r. house; splendid other build
ings; Immediately adjoins good town
near Omaha: good schools, churches,
railroad facilities and auto road to
Omaha. It you wish a good arid nice
and almost level upland farm. ood soil,
etc., then take this. Price, V& per acre.
(Can subdivide farm town Into lots).
cash by March 1, balance 6 per cent.
ACT AT ONCE.
Orin S. Merrill Co.
N. E. Cor. 23d and M Sts., South Omaha.
Across from Library.
A real bargain, because run down, and
needlnir attention. NothlnK else In the
neighborhood for less than USi to 3110 per
acre, mis piace at oniy. ii.wo casn,
WtH.. C 1 ...... a . n, A mr.M...t
George O. Wallace. Brown 111k.. umaha.
North Uakota.
LANDSEE1CER8.
We have a tract of land adjoining this
town, a division towh on the coast line
ot the C, M. & St. P. railway, suitable
for a colony of SO families. We can sell
this as a whole or subdivide It to suit
The price is very low and will require
only a small payment down. Balance
can run on easy payments with only 6
per cent annual Interest. Utilises county
stands among the leading counties of
North Dakota as a farming country. We
raise everything In the grain line, even
good corn and alfalfa. Go .and see your
neighbors and get up a colony of your
own. For further particulars address
O- H, Butt. Marmorth. N. D.
uUlsuuuw.
FOR SALE-i.000 acres. In large and
small tracts, ot Pittsburg county coal
bearing, farming and pasture land In oil
nd gas belt. Ill) an acrt. For particulars
write John E. Cavanagh, McAlester, Okl.
IIEAIj ESTATE.
K.n.M HA.NCH LA.M1S FOfl SAI.B
llrenon.
INVEST K) as first payment on 40
acres Irrigated land at Ontario, Oie. You
can grow largo crops of alfalfa, corn,
grain, fruit and vegetables. Land cleared,
plowed and leveled, ready for crop. High
class proposition. Close to railway,
churches, school; electric light and power,
telephones and all modern farm con-
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Wi-it mx'npr rtrf-enn nml Western
Colonization Co., 534 Paxton Bldg.,
Omaha. Neb.
Texns.
tl PER acre secures farm. Houston.
fastest growing city; Texas Investor gives
valuable Information free. II. S. Tay
lor, Houston Texas.
HOMESBEKBRS.
Why not sec lands In Fort Bend county.
only 36 miles from Houston, the metropo
lis oi me soutn; inore are no uettcr
lands anywhere. Note the prices.
50 ncres. level, pmtrle. dark soil: 5
miles front Hoo'.h. 137.50 per acre. H cash,
133 acres, all prairie, chocolate loam soil,
level; living water; five miles from
Booth. Choice tract, ch.'ap at 335.00 per
acre. H cash.
ISO acres, pecan and wild peach timber
land; 4 miles south of Thompsons, Tex.,
no better son anywhere, i3o.ro per acre.
1-10 cosh.
04 acres, level, all fine black sandy
nroltle land; 10 mites from Booth: an ex
cellent piece of land, 28.00 per acre. 32,200
c&sh.
321 acres, Ti. prairie, dork loam; 3V4 miles
from Thompsons, one mile from gravel
road; splendid piece of land with many
beautiful homes near It. Price 335.00 por
acre. cash.
l.ioo acres, level, dark sanay loom,
prairie land,, 2 miles from Orange Hill,
railway station Adjolnlg land has sold
at 340.00 per, acre. Price 120.50 per acre.
Terms, won't divide.
6,900 acres ot splendid land In south
Texas, 55 miles from Houston, within 5
miles of 4 railroad towns. Flno grass;
rvnnlng water, good well water, i tim
ber. 40 Inches rain fair. 318.60 per acre.
Won't divide.
. inland P. Lockwoti, owner.
111S Union Bank Bldg. Houston, Tex.
FAKM8 and farm lands In southwest
Texas. I own them and want to sell a
few. Some good .trade as first payment
will be considered. .lav E. Adams. 616
Olbbs Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
WlicoaslB.
Upper Wisconsin
feat dairy and general crop state In
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands for
sale at low prices, .on easy terms. Ask
for bpoklet. If on Wisconsin Central Land
urant. niato, acres wanted, tvma nuoui
our grazing lands If Interested In fruit
lanos JISK (or DOQKiei on apuis urtmrui
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Boo
Line Ry.. .Minneapolis. Minn.
OFFICIAL "publications concerning soil,
climate and crops dt Wisconsin mallod
tree to those addressing Wisconsin 8U.U
Board .ot Immigration. Capitol lOOU, Madi
son, Wis.
JDKAL lS-ncro home farm In mild.
comfortable climate, adjoining live town
with two railroads, only two hours from
Spokane; complete set of buildings worth
31,500; all cultivated and highly produc
tive; no irrigation nceuoo; uvo ""r
!iarlnr nrf.liarjl. standard commercial
apples; money required, to save other in
vestments; 36,500; -no commission. Owner,
Box 213, Newport, wasnington.-
Mlscellnneoas,
at.r irf-'T A1at,ti,t, nn.l Mtaalaalnnt farm
lands, 112,50 acre; small tracts; easy
tullus; productive soils, good markets;
northern community, very healthy. L.
Shannon, Box 6U rrultdale. Ala.
MONBY-MAKINO farms, 21 states, IIS
in 1M an ncre: live stock and tools often
Included to settle quickly; more for your
money In productive land near good mar
kets here today than elsewhere on earth;
get the facts; big Illustrated bargain
sheet free. E. A. Htrout Form Agency,
Station, 3144, New York city.-
REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT
farm and Ha rich Lands.
FXnifFOR' RENT 160 acres level land,
well Improved, good rich.solh Inquire
Robert Winter,. Council Bluffs, la., R. F.
D. No, L Phone L-2330.
Several bunches- of lots one to eleven
some with small houses In various parts
Ot town, some .with running water, finest
In.the world tor chlcleons. nigs, etc. Very
low rent, .and If' you decide to buy later,
what you phy as rent will be 'applied n
payment. Bee us' at once' about theie.
You can ajwy" also' get work ot neigh
bors there at good wages It- desired.
Chas. E. Williamson Co., Paxton block,
16th and Farnam Sts.
' REAJJ ESTATE LOANS
: I'KH cent . loans ' on farms, orchard
lanria. rltv resident or business DronertV
to buy, build, improve, extend or refund
mortgages or other securities; terms rea
sonable; special pnvyeuea; corresuonu
ence Invited. Dept. L. 749 Henry Bldg.,
Seattle, Wash., or 1S Commonwealth
Bldg.. uenver. coio.-
m, AA A AAA nanMlttlu 17 ft
WfAd. Wbad Kldg., lth and Farnam.
6
ni'W- 114NH llfmla-Carlbors Co
O 810-312 Brandcls Theater Building.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GABVIN BR0S.idang:
C1TT property. Large loans a specialty.
W 11. Thomas. a state Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property in any amounts.
II v nitinin
. f . . W..1VW.I,
City National Bank Bldg.
HARIUSON ft MORTON. S15 Om. Nat.
WANTED City . loans and warrants.
W. Farnam .Smith St Co., 1330- Farnam St
FARM und city loans made promptly.
Wm. McCormlck, 1201 Farnam. Red 30&
OMAHA homes. Host Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
I01 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 271S.
CITY and farm loans, 6, tft. 6. J. IL
Dumont It Co., 1(93. Farnam, Omaha.
LA ROE loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
WANTED TO BUY.
1 HAVE sold my cattle ranch and want
to buy a good quarter section not more
than .fifty miles from Omaha. I have the
money to pay cash and the price has got
to be low. I will deal only with owners
and will not pay any attention to letters
from agents. Address M 319, care Bee.
WE have buyers for 4 and 6-room cot
tages and bungalows. Vor quick sale list
your property with us. The Vogel Realty
Agency. 1007 W. O. W. Bldg.
WILL buy a home, & to 7 rooms. If you
want to sell bad enough to mako me an
attractive cash price. Live location and
descriptions. Addrena S-333, care Bee.
WHAT have you to offer In a medium
priced lot with water and sewer. Address
P-322. care Bee.
BUILDING lots, tori lots. Will Day
cash. Any part of town so long as price
is ngnt. uive gooa description and loca
tion. Address 0-321,.caro Bee.
WILL buy two used pianos It you have
one and want the cash. Phono Douglas
7934 i
"WANTED to buy young Jersey li el f er.
Webster 1306, John Grant Pcgg.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
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ALFALd' A MILL
The alfalfa mill located at Fremont.
Neb., clear of Incumbrances with two
side tracks and 6 acres ot ground, all
newly equipped with machinery and new
engine ana Doner, nas run steaay up un
til today, a big money maker. Fine large
steel hay shed and cement foundation.
Three tank cars. All toqls and. In fact,
everything that Is necessary to start up
at any time, goes with It. Account pres
ent owner's change In plans' has decided
to dispose ot It at once and wtU accept
a good form, ranch or good Income prop
erty for it. Price. $30,000.00.
Address 201 OMAHA NAT. UK. BLDG.,
OR PHONE DOUQLAS 4S10.
A FINELY Improved 160 acres, valley
land, all under the plow, within ten miles
of South Omaha; price $115 per acre; $5,000
or $4,000 In trade, good terms on balance.
Phone D. T07. 41$ Bee Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Farmers Are Increasing Their Of
ferings of Cash Wheat
EXPORT TRADE IS SHUT OFF
Nothing Less Than a Sharp Decline
In Grain Prices Will Induce
the Foreign Purchasers
to Get Ilnsy.
OMAHA. Jan. 31, 1914.
Thft fnnn.r. nt t, .l,u cnr.
ally well posted on the growing crops,
Uhrl ttila k4 1 l J j A i . -
teraay, but for several previous dayi, by
on Nebraska, but several other sUtes,
KH... I. I- . . . .. . . .
"..t.u ,i hub ocen said ail aioug mat
the surplus held was light. The Interior
1 1ln.ot 1,1,8 ffaJn have banked on the
possihi.ity of a crop scare and a conse
quent sharp upturn In wheat-both cash
and futures. While we are Just entering
f.i nmon.th of February, oiid there Is a
lllcellhnnil nf mimi, nni.. .v..
- w. mjuici ncsidDI. iliu
prospects at the moment are ldeat
imuusnuui me winter wneat belt, and
there aro few In the trade who are
friendlv tn thai ni ..
I?,!" ot Bme of the larger houses
nuvimiiB meir incnas ana customers
to act with caution on the bull side of
wheat at the present time, and It Is well
knOWn that thm nnnl.
u to see a bull movement, as a bull
ri, . . ''BrT?? mucn larger trade with
sharp price fluctuaUonsi than a slnktnr
ft.. iimrncu
It will doubtless take a sharp loss In
wheat to. re-establish an export trade
here, as the recent advance shut off all
business between the 'United SUtes and
Importing nations. Interior millers are
taking pnly a small lot of wheat at Chi
cago, na it was said that they are now
able to secure ample supplies at their
mill, doors. Another drawback to Uie
cosh wheat situation Is tho lack of de
mand for flour. Millers nere report the
trade as confined to a few small lots, and
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
n! .7 . 1 B.m' n Spauidlng, N'eb.,
Wheeler Co., Nol)., 2S0 best fartn and; i
nu, icntcu ana cross-iencea: two
sets good Improvoments; land slightly
sandy and gently rolling; price, 3C0 per
-., t.iv. T,,vwi niiim d, libk. ianu; d
Inta. flna IamiI ni. fA. i i '
modern. Price 37.000; enc, ,34,300. This
can b. Include with the above or dealt
7ar,.m?f H0-' Co'- "o bli!gs..,bUt all cul
tlvaUd; S3 a. alfalfa; all Irrigated. Price,
4,000 clear. What have you to offer?
(268)-Llvery barn and equipment at
,?lby' n.om for 40 head horses.
This Is, clear and priced at $3,000 to trade
- ZPI- G.ur m'"'. Hooper, Neb.,
with 25.000 bushels elevator, half. block
prouniV supply house, barn, scales, etc.
Splendid power plant also 6-rootn resi
dence, modern, and 4-room residence, all
property In boat repair. Price for all.
135.000. Mtg., 37,200. Would trade for good
handy farm. Writo at onto full partlcu
lan. P7 lm a . . II . . . . . .
INcb.. Perkins county, 40 a. broken land.
.o.i, iwiu iiiuciu, koou son.
Land and sod house and well, but Im
provements gone now. Price $18 per acre.
Mtg., $1,100; trade for1 Florence property.
(27T.) 4roo.-n house well located, Green
wood. Nob., fair repair, big lot, fine trees
and shrubbery and. land. Price '31.000 to
gethcr with restaurant, comer location,
rent, $30, splendidly equipped,, small stock
groceries, canned goods; price $S00; no
one. Will trade both ' for grocery stock
In live town. - '7
(277) 32) a- Imp. firm. Edmunds Co., a
D., 4 miles from town; 175 afcres In cultivation-,
Jand ' level, soli good.. Improve
ments small but 'rood. Prlci sa.sM. Vr,n
$3,000; 6 per cent," Owner wants 80 acres
near ifoage, iNeo.
1
(278) Hotel, located .In Snyder, Nob,,
doing good business. 21 sleenlnr room
fully equipped. -Have own electric light
ing piani; imy water; clear; price, '$5,000,
iur xoou ianu.
28l) Oonts' furnishing stock Invoicing
aooui. iib.vw; sjko nuiiaing. in liowells.
Neb., on main street; This-Is doing 'a
good business. Prloo $17,600.' 'Will trado
ior eastern neorasKa lana. .
(2JC3) A fine stock' food and ,nmMlv
business, in good running' order; doing
eooo niiBiness. uwner wisnes to sea -naif
InteresUIn this .to enercetlc worker. IMu
for one-half Interest, $2,000. Wilt consider
irauc. 1
T a innrtw x. rrini
43S State Bank Bldg. Omaha, frcb,
FOR SALE OKEXC1IAME.
$20,000 stock general merchandise, west.
em iqwa; nrst Class established, paying
business. Want About an eVen deal In
clear land or sood enultv and cash. Mn
proicssionai traders nor sales compapy
uui-u aiinwcr. iakk uoi 008, wooaoine,
la, '
.. . i.nuq m vwi. iukuiici iur HI J u 1 1
mortgage or residence and put In some
waau. atmrtwi j hw, caro uee.
I buy, sell or exchange land for youi
M. M. KL'NE. Omaha, Neb.
v winm .....
, uuviaiwsMKNT approved' investment
cuuiiuci urdiimi ior ama. mnAP nrnn.
erty or land. Doug. ,7042. '
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Cottage for my Dakota farm. D. 18C9.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED to rent. Three or four nicety
furnished rooms, complete for house
keeping; must not necessarily be in pri
vate family, but would prefer thorn so
Must be modern, clean, comfortable and
well heated. State phone number, address
and amount of rental In answering. Ad
dress J-36S. care Bee.
WANTED-rJ or 8 unfurnished heated
rooms and bath; close In. Address N 320
Dee.
UVKT6IARiroTOWEST
Ship live stock to Bouth Omaha, save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. L!v Stock Comatlasloa Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Pi? ''I'd for mord January 11, 1114 1
WiJ'' l,ri ?4," N. 8. WJiltt.
tots 11J H b!6ck 1. BoiltU a wil-
llamt' iuMIt. , . i t
B. Jl. RoMaoo ana wit to W, M. Jtcksoa
ri .1., lot S. Mack I, KMd's lit tad. uj
r.,rJ'.n,,, j.": K.ooo
, a. Lwiwa R .1 ig II. A. JtDQ.OO. let
1. Work f, Ur 4 mirttW addT. .
a A, Wllron sad lf to P. VT, Kuhnt,
60
10, 4. iuock a. Mapievooa oaa ,., 1
8, N, Waaler? nl hutband to A. M. Wll
ton. lot , Motk 2. lllllaldt add. No. 1 l.tot
""Jr.1"0 .t.7..J' M' -. lot . block U.
Clifton Hill , .....n. 1
F. Dlnuno anil wlfa to 8. J. Oraaa. lot 4.
block XI. Kountaa PUo 1
P. Swanaoa and wtht to A. J. BUstord,
-MIJl t tot 1, Mock I Horn Acres Ul
K. C. Tth to aaia, lot ID, block I, aim l
P. C. CNuuer and wit to 8. Bror, lot 1.
block II. Mrra, Htsbarda a Tlllan'a ad. xm
nMiun, 1 1. vi-11 ib c, awaoaoB. lea 10,
block t. llama Acra ,
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LEGAL NOT1CKB.
LEOAL NOTICE. '
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received by the Board of
Directors of the Farmers' Irrigation dla.
trlct aU their office In the city of ScottsI
Bluff. Nebraska, for the purchase of
$76,500 of the six per cent serial bonds ot
the district until 13 o'clock m. on the 3d
day ot February, 1114. Bald bonds ar is
sued by authority of an act of the lex.
Isiature ot the state ot Nebraska ac.
proved March Sd. 1635, session laws. Ua&T
chapter 70, and the amendments thareto'
and pursuant to a vote of a majority of
the qualified electors ot said district Tha
board expressly reserves the rig-tit to r.
Ject any and all bids and will In no event
sell any ot said bonds for less than
ninety-five (86) Pr cot of the, fac.
value thereof,
By order ot the Board of Directors.
VINCENT 8. RAMSEY.
Secretary of tho Farmers' irritation Dis
trict J 13-d-21t
this wholly on domestic account, as the
foreign bids too far away.
corn was quite active, Dut tne marnei
was heavy during much of the day and
closed with losses of !,ffHC The cash
trade was small with sales here ot only
bO.000 bushels, and this In Itself was a
drawback to the position oi tno ouus. i nc
cosh situation In all the markets was
quite dull and prices were lower. Croi
aCvlcea from Buenos Ayres were favor
able and that market was lower, while
Liverpool rutures were higher.
Oats were HSUo lower for the day,
and they showed more strength than
corn.
Cash wheat was unchanged to w lower..
i.ajin corn was 'imw lower.
Cash oats wero Hio lower.
The following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 2 cars,
84a; 6 cars, S3V&C No. 3 hard winter; 2
cars, S4Vic; 10 cars, S3c. No grade: 1 car,
73c: No. 3 mixed, 4 cars, 83c, Corn No. 2
white: 2 cars, 64V4c, No. 3 white: 2 cars,
62Hc: 7 cars, C2V4C! 4 cars. C2c No. 4
white: 1 car, 5Sc. No. 2 yellow: 10 cars,
61 He No. 3 yellow: 1 car, eoc; 4 cars,
COHc: 8 cars, GOc; 3 cars, tOc; 6 cars, 68 He;
8 cars, Mc. No. 4 yellow, 1
car, BSUc; 2 cars, D7!4c; 1 car, EGHc No. 3
mixed;- 2 cars (near white), G5Hc; 3
cars, CSc; 7 cars, t'Mc; 3 cars, 57c; 3
cars, KHc; 2 cars, MHc 15 cars, 66c. No.
4 mixed: 1 car, CuHc; I car, DtUc; 4 cars,
Mc; 2 cars, 55c. No grade, 1 car, 00c. Oats
Standard: 1 car, 38ic No. 3 white: 4
cars, 37c. No. 4 white, 6 cars, 26c. No
grade! 1 car, 384c.
Clearances: Wheat. 263,000 bushels:
com, 17,000 bushels: oats, 22,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, '.id to id lower;
corn. Hd to Ud higher
Primary wheat receipts were 780,000
bushels and shipments 4SS.000 bushels,
against receipts ot 98,000 bushels and
smpments oc m.wo bushels last year.
Primary corn recelots were 943.000 bush
els and shlpments'601,000 bushels, against
receipts of L243.000 bushels and shipments
of ,1,021,000 bushels last year. .
iTimary oats recemts were B77.000 bush
els and shipments 674, '000 bushels, against
receipts or ti,wo,rusnols and shipments
of 620,000 "bushels lsst year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
. r Wheat. Corn. OqLh.
Chicago .- 3 207 141
Minneapolis , 233
Dulnth, .-. 20
Omaha .......llo 142 19
Kansas City 82 104 9
St. Louis 71 E0 65
Winnipeg 54
Omaha Cash Prices-tWheat: No. 2
hard, SSgffiyo; No. 3 hard, 82S4Uc; No.
4 hard. TPIfMUc; Nn. 3 anrlnir. S3U.mni-
No. 4 spring, 82983c; No. 2 durum, 82
R2ir: No. 3 durum, hmie. Corn: No.
2. white, 6464Hc; No. 3 white, 6224c:
No. 4 white, IHMc: No. 2 yellow filR)
614cj No. 3 yellow, 680WHc; No. 4 vel
low, 65fi58Wc; No. 2, B7669HO: No. 3, 56
Mlc: No. 4. .64flC54c. Oats: No. 2 white.
3W39c;. standard. S8?ic: No. 3 white,
37c: No. 4 white. 36lc, Barley: malUng,
E8S73c; No. 1 feed, fOSoSc Rye: No. 2.
67GSc; No. 8. E6Ht67c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featnres of the Trndlno- and Cloalna;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 31 Ample protection
and moisture given by snow falls today
In the winter crop territory left the wheat
bulls at a disadvantage. The market,
although steady at tho close, was HGWc
under last night. Corn wound up with a
gain ot-Hc to He. oats a shade to He,
and provisions ranging from 2Hc off to
a rise .of 32Hc '
According to experts, the snow which
descended over tho greater part of tho
winter wheat region furnished exactly
what was needed to make the growth
condition all that could be desired. The
Immediate result was to send a majority
of speculators to the selling side, and
to enlargo the country offerings ot hard
winter grades, especially from the south
west and from Nebraska. Meanwhile,
the shipping demand hero was slow and
export bids at 'the seaboard were out of
line.. ,
Resting commission orders which re
newed buying at a moderate decline
seemed' to ho based on signs of a heavy
reduction In stocks having taken placu
this, week. On the other hand, arrivals
are expected ,to Increase again in tho next
few days. . '
Corn during most ot the day had an
upward, slant. It was pointed out that
receipts here of the week were' the small
est for' any corresponding time In five
years. 'Besides, the rough weather was
said to be likely to Interfere with shell
ing and hauling,, and to. Increase the de
mand for feed.. Oats hardened in sym
pathy with corn; trading, however. Was
at a minimum.
Congestion developed In January pork
and .brought about a squeeze for dealer
who were shore of that delivery. In the
rest ot the provision list, holders rraliied
freely, availing themselves ot the 'chance
afforded by nn- upturn In tho price 'of
hogs.
Artlclel Open. I H'.gh-I Low. Close.l Yes'y"
Wheat
May,
tt 53H . 2i, '92 83U
tSH '88H ' tSH S8U 8W
66V4 '66U" f6?i 66H 66V4
,C&U 0CH 66 G5i 6SU
83 3SH Sflji S9T4 39
23H H '9H '39Vi 39H
2166 21 65 21 00 21 57 H 21 H
I. 21 60
11 17H ll "H 11 10 . 11 10
U'37H 1130 11 25 U.27H U 15
1162H 1162H 1162H 1167H U 25
11 75 1175 11 65 U 70 11 57H
juiy.
Corn .
' May.
July,
OatR
May.
July,
Pork
May.
July.
Lard ,
May,
July.
Bibs
May,
1 July.
. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
OoHfijoSHc; No. 3 red, 04Sl14Hc; No. 2 hard,
aieilHc: No. 3 hard, -OOftWic; No. 2 north
ern, H91c; No. 3 northern, E9ijfS9Hc:
No. 2 spring, 89H(go0c: No. 3 spring. 88H
fissc Cam: No. 3,.60Sr6lc: No. 3 white,
&Hfiec: No. 3 yellow. 6162c. Oats: No.
3 white. 3$H933c; standard, 40c. Rye:
No. 2, 61062c. 'Barley. "50(8750. Seeds:
Timothy,, $3.766.23; clover. $U.7514.25.
Provision's: Pork, $22.25; lard, $10.S2H:
ribs. $10.754211,25.
liUTTJSlt Lower; creameries, zztraw.
EiUaS Lower: receipts. 5.196 cases: at
mark, cases Included. 27(0CSc; ordinary
firsts. 272Sc; firsts. 29c.
, pquLTitx Alive nixner; springs, uw,
fowls. HHc; turkeys, 16c.
CHEESE Unsettled: daisies, 17HSJ18C;
twins, 17U5yi"Hc: Americans, l7flSc;
long horns. 17HOl8c.
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 30 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin red.
(Z$6c; white, 6570c. (
Kansas Cltr Grain and Provisions.
tpiwDi ntniv Th m i ah.
Cash: No. 2 hard. MCSSHc: No. 2 red.
ssH-afsauc.
CORN NO. 3 mixed. 6SH63o: NO. 3.
C0Hlc; No. 2 white, 6SSHc; No. 3, a
66c
OATS No. 2 white, 40c; No. 3 mixed.
39c,
Closing prices ot futures:
WI I EAT M ay. 8606Hc: July. 82H
82HO.
CORN May. 67?atf6Sc: July, CTc.
BUTTER Creamery. 2Sc: firsts. 27c:
seconds, 25c; packing, 27c.
EQtiB nrst. Zic; seconds, sac
IKJULTRY Hens and springs, 13c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOIJ8, Mlnp.. Jan. 31.
vniciAi .-o, i nara, ic; ro. i northern.
7H)o; No. 2 northern. 4HSS7o; No. 3
wneat, KniHSttto; Maj', MHUVic; July,
FIX)UR Fancy oatents. tl.CO: other
grades unchanged.
HARLBY 4dUC.
RYE 51855c.
BRAN Unchanged.
COIIN-No. 3 yellow, 57QC7HC
OAT8 No. 3 white, 36U856HC.
FLAX-$1.46Hgl.50H.
. Oils and Koala,
NEW YORK. Jon. SL COTTON8HED
OIL Quiet; prime summer yellow, $7,070
7.30; March. $7.; May, $7.33; July, 7.57.
KUcilN Bieauy.
TURPENTINE Firm: machine barrels.
50Hc
SAVANNAH, Jan. 31. TURPENTINE
Firm. 4Sc Boles. 29 bbls.: recelnts. 67
bbls.; shipments, 41 bbls.; stocks, 23,858
bbls.
ROSIN Firm. Sales. 1.3S7 bbls.; re
ceipts. 1.213 bbls.: shipments. 1,473 bbls.;
stocks. 102,496 bbls. Quote; A. B. C. D,
l k, u, it, H.y;qt uj; i, $4 to; k. h.u;
M. $5.30; N, $6.30; WO, $6.50; WW, $6.76.
Coffee Market
NEW YORK, Jan. Sl.-COFFEKV-Mar-ket
opened stead', unchanged to f points
higher today. Later prices eased off un
der large Brazilian receipts and closed
barely steady. 3 to 6 points lower. Sates,
11.750 bags. March. SUfcc; May. 9.42c; July,
9.6Jo; September, 9.78c; October, 9.S4c; De
cember, 9.05c Spot, quiet: Rio No. 7,
SHc; Santos No. I, m,c Mild, dull; Cor
dova, 134316c. nominal.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Fifteen to Quarter
Lower for the Week.
HOGS SLIGHTLY OFF FOR WEEK
Sheep Generally Fifteen to n. Quar
ter Lower Thnn Last Week's
Cloae Fat Lambs Thirty to
Forty Cents Lorrer.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 31, 1911.
n... l.i . . , . . I iiHn. Rh.un
luvciiiin were; V. I L i iii'f.. -r; ,
Official Monday 5.2S8 8,421 11.007
Official Tuesday 6,185 17,515 17.103
Official Wrdnaarinv.... 4 .KM 12 13.4
Official Thursday..;... 2,336 10.141 7,303
uiiiciai ifriaay wz b,M
Estimate Saturday V 6,900
Six days this week...19,5 60,330 66,116
Same days last week.20,424 57,504 52,310
Same days 2 wks ago. .21,333 58.2S5 28,896
Same days 3 wks ago. .19,711 63,222 61,854
Same Cays 4 wks ago.. 13,675 43,079 36.678
Samo days last year.. .16,978 75.273 30,720
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market tor the year to
date as compared with last year:
1914. 1913. Inc. Dec
Cattle 82,872 84,094 1,222
Hogs 254,370 280,536 26,166
Sheep 226,330 207,663 18,662
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tha last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 1914. 1913. 11912. U.1310.109.108.
Jan. li.
Jan. 19.
Jan. 20.
Jan. ,21.
Jan. 22.
Jan. 23.
7 361 ( 04!
7 V8
7 84
,44l 06 4 a
8 20VJ 7 2ft 6 05,
8 XJl U W
8 iS'i
" 5 85
7 69 8 31 6 03
l 427
8,2114
7 27
7 67
8 321
6 971 4 22
7 23 1 5 89
8 231
a 1
8 20(
8 05
7 92
6 02 4 12
6 00 4 06
4 15
6 06 4 21
6 00
8 2lS
7-23 6,81
7 63
Jan. 21.
tt Ziyi
7 23 5 94
7 00
Jan. 25,
7 301 7 95 7 GO
J 6 96J 7 45
7 2of 5 91I 7 49
Jan. m.
8 27H
Jan. 27.
8 19V
8 02
5 92 4 27
Jan. 28.
8 09H
7 321 1 7 481 8 031 5 911 4 29
Jan. 23.
8 07'A 7 331 6 931 J 8 04 5 981 4 00
8 mi 7 M 6 oi 7 64 6 11 4 13
. 7 32 0 02 7 47 8 yi 17
Jan. 2V
Jan. 31.
Sunaay.
CATTLE There were no cattle In sight
this morning of any consequence, but the
receipts for the week have been very
liberal, showing a considerable gain over
a year ago.
Beet steers at the beginning of the
week wcro stronger, but commencing
with Tuesday tho market eased oft quite
rapidly and at the close of tho week
prices are 1525c lower. The decline has
been the most severe on the, medium
grades, but even good cattle aro lower.
The slump has been due apparently to
unseasonable weather prevailing during
the greater part of the time at eastern
polpts, which has reduced the demand
for meat production of all kinds. At the
same time the liberal receipts have given
packers an opportunity to bear the mar
ket. The report of three boatloads of
Argentina beef on the way to New York
may have contributed somewhat to the
weakness.
Cows and heifers were in liberal re
ceipt and as prices at this point were
very heavy to begin with, the market
steadily docllncd, closing around 2Sc
lower than last week.
Stock cattle and feeders were In light
supply all week and as there was a rea
sonably uood demand prices were strong,
being' If anything a little higher than last
week's close.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beof steers, $8.25J.75; fair to good beof
steers, $7.800.8.23; common to fair beof
steers, $6.7507.80: good to choice corn-fed
heifers, $6.757.7S; good to choice rows,
$6.6007,50; fair to good grades, $5.406.60:
common to fair grades, $4.0Otg'5;4O: jrood
to choice Mockers and feeders, $7.00iff6.fi0;
fair to good stockers and feeders, J7.2of'
7.50; common to fair stockers and feed
ers. $6.757.25; stock cows and heifers,
$5.5036.73: stock calves, $6.6038.28; vcat
calves, $8.00310.25; bulls, stags, etc., $5.50
CP7.25, ,
1IOQS Receipts 'were light even for a
Saturday; only about 82 cars, or 5,900
head, being received. Total supplies for
tho weak fcot ud 60.330. almost 3.000 larcer
than' a week ago, but a shortage of 15,000
as compared wun tne samo wcetc last
year.
.Trade was slow in getting started this
morning, as sellers wero usicing an ad
vance of nearly 10c, but buyers would
not meet the figures asked, and in the
end. tho bulk of 'the desirable offerlncs
sold at prices that were generally Cc
higher. The market on light hogs, which
has been In poor -shape all week, was, It
anything, worse tnan usual mis morning.
Buyers simply Ignored the .underweight
hogs, no matter how good the quality,
and' up to a late hour tn the forenoon
fitickers refused to even bid on anything
Ight, and shlpixsre were very careful
about taking noia ex tnjm. in tne ena.
as thcrn seemed: to be nothing else to do.
sellers were forced to cut loose. Prices
paid for the light and light mixed hogs
did not look In any case to be better than
steady, and some salesmen quoted them
as slightly lower.
: Bulk of the sales was quoted nt $S.10tP
,8.35 and tops reached $8.42H. being 7V4o
higher than yesterday, and only 2c be
low the high mark at the close ot last
week.
Prices today are Jtist a shade lower
than a week. ago. During the first four
days of the week the trend ot tho mar
ket was downward, but a good share of
the decline has been regalnod during the
last two days, and values today are no
rfloro than weak, to at tho outslda 5c
lower tnan iasi caiurun.v. uibiiu hubs
hav hrn in Door demand all week, and
on tho first threo or four days the bulk
of tho lights landed at $8.00 and below.
Values braced up a little on Friday, hut
the sales are still hanging close to the
even money mark.
No, At Sh. Pr. No, A. Bh. Pr.
M.V.....1U 10 7 M 71., Ut ... 111
61.; m ... . c4.;...jo7 no,
93 :U . . I OS 7 Ml 120 S 30
U Ill no to c 44 i so
SO.. 197 ... SHtt 75., HS ...
is'l.. .Ill ... IS 41,; Ml 0 S 50
41.. .....11" 40 W 5 Wt 90 1 10
77.... ...MS ) 111 li 217 ... 110
ST 201 ...-IIS e Ul ...
U 2 4 200 I 15 11 M ... 1 10
71 116 40 111- SO 245 ... 110
,..!...3ff ... 11 S6K 10 110
19, 211 M I 10 2 2i 10 I 10
7?.. ....4 IW 244 2M I 12Vi
71 -o 40 I 20 6S 141 ... I 3Mi
it JOT ... 120 71 2 1 lit
CD....1..21 ... 1 -O ti MS M 113
11 26 ... I a (3 2l ... I
14 .". 154 ..! US 40 214 ... I 15
EI.......U! ... I2S 71 111
( . .241 10 12J CI M3 ... J 35
71 St ... I 25 1M 2tt ... I H
81 ".HI ... tn 2M W 117V4
71 ,1 -40 I 25 .140 ... I 40
75 . "207 ... M 301 0
J.. ....St 120 6 42 141 ... I 40
5 "!!".jh ... 1 so w tn to t o
70 25 . I M 41 240 ... I 40
it ......in ' .... I W SO ws ... I"
51 2JS ... I 73 0
71 "....231 ... I" T 4,W
CI .1 250 ... t X 71 0 ... I 424
I... ..IM ... ISO Tl M4 ... I41H
" " 484 PIGS.
23 104 ... 7 26
SHEEP Nothing In the way of sheep
and lambs- arrived at the yards this
morning, which is often the case on the
last day of the week.
An excessive supply of sheep and lambs
during the week and unseasonably warm!
weather generally were the reasons for
a big slump In values. The receipts for
the week amount to some 56,116 head,
compared with 52,310 last week and 30,6X3
for the same week a year ago. Other
markets were also liberally supplied, re
sulting In a substantial prtco derllne at
all points. On the whole, the offerings
here were much the same as last week,
with a fairly large percentage of warmed
up grades ot both sheep and lambs still
showing up In the receipts.
m. , li. IV. A. at IK. rln.. nf
lira uuiiw vj. uiu ..." . . '
the week sold on a basis of 30S40c lower
than a week ago. while what mutton of
ferings were on sale Bhowed a decline of
about 15C5c for the week.
On Friday of last week most of the
transactions In lambs were made around
$7.6ofl7.80, as compared with a range of
$7.2007-55 at the close of this week. The
malorlty of the owes a week ago brought
prices around $5.40S6.50, whereas Uls
week's close shows sales ranging from
i5.15fc6.25. Wethers and yearlings con
tinued In very limited supply all the
week. Among the high sales were some
qwes that sold up to $5.60. this being the
highest price paid for ewes since May of
last year, when $6.10 was the record for
that month- , , .
good to choice, $7.5007.05; lambs, fair to
yearlings, light, $6Jog.76; yearlings,
heavy, $6.2566.50; wethers, good to choice,
$5.50J.S0; wethers, fair to good.,2-9
6.50; ewes, good to choice, ti.15ijo.40'
ewes, fair to good. $4.60(36.15.
St. Loala X.kve 8 took MarUrt.
ST LOUIS. Jan. Sl.-CATTLB-Recelpts
150 head, market, steady; native beef
steers. $7.5039.26: cows and heifers, $4.25
8.50; Blockers and feeders. $5.COg7.50; south
ern steers, $5.7508.10; cows and heifers,
$4.8.00; calves, $6.00310.60.
HDOS Receipts 2,500 head; market, Be
higher; pigs and lights, $6.5088.63; mixed
and butchers, $8.458.65; good heavy, $3.65
CS.CC.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts none!
market, steady; muttons, $5.0035.50; lambs,
$7.0038,00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK 3IAHICET
Cattle Steady Hors Strong:
Sheep Stenilr.
CHICAGO, Jan, S1.-CA.TTLE Receipts,
200 head; market steady; beeves, $6.80
9.50; Texas steers, $6.90gs.O0; western
steers. $6.4088.00; stockers and feeders,
10.4O5j8.10; cows and hctfers, $3.60(08.50;
caives. fi.mxtjiv.w).
HOGS Receipts. 6,000 head; market
strong, 10315c higher; bulk, $8.408.55;
light. $S.308.65: mixed. $8.308.60; heavy,
$8.25trj.00: rough. $3.258.35: nigs. $6.60
8.30.
SHEEP Rccelots. 1.000 head: market
steady: native, $4.80-50.00: western, $1.90
6.00; yearlings, $5.85417.00; lambs active,
$6.S5Q.00; western, $8.968.10.
Knnann City Lire Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 31.-CATTIE Re
cetpts 100 head: market, steady: prime
fed Bteers. $8.659.25; dressed beef steers,
$7,26.60; western sUers, $6.7508.50; south
em steers, $6.258.25; cows, $4.2537.50; heif
ers. $6.75-38.75; stockers and feeders, $6.60
8.25: bulls, $5.60(87.75: calves, $6.6011.00.
HOGS Receipts, 11.000 head, market
steady to 10c higher, quality poor: bulk of
sales. $8.258.42V4: heavy. $8.45S&45: rack-
era and butchers, $8.35&12i4; light, $S.15(3
o.s; pigs, yx,ityl.5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none:
market, steady; lambs, $7.2fi7.90; year
lings. $6.25536.90; wethers, $5.26Q6.90; ewes,
$5.0O6.ia
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 31. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 100 head; market steady; steers,
$7.009.00; cows and heifers, $1.0088.50;
calves, $6.00(810.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3,000 head; market
steady to strong; top, $8.40; bulk, $8.06
'SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
steady; lambs, $7.007.60.
fllonx Cltr Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. la., Jan. 31. CATTLE
Receipts, 100 head: no quotations.
HOGS RecelDts. 2.500 head: market
steady; heavy. $8.2088.23; mlxoa, $8.15
8.20; light. $8.1098.16: bulk of sales. 38.109)
8.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ReceJnts. 100
head; no quotations.
Ltvo Stock In Sight.
Receipts Ot live stock at thn alx nrln.
clpal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Sioux City 100 2.500 100
Chicago 200 6,000 1,000
jvansas vjiiy iw u.uw ...
St. Louis 150 2.600 ...
fit. Joseph 100 3,000 ...
South Omaha 126 5,000
Totals
776 30,900 1,100
NEW YORK GENERAL 1IARKET
Quotations of the Day on Vnrlona
Comntodlilea.
NEW YORK. Jan. 31 Tn.OTTR Dull
spring patents, $4.104.C0; winter straights,
$4.161.25; winter patents. $4.404.65; spring
uicra, tt.ux34.2v; extra wo. i winter, w.ss
&3.K; extra No. 2 winter, $3.353.75; Kan
sas straights, $1.051.15.
WHEAT Spot, easy; No. 2 hard winter,
KHc. c 1. f.. to arrive: No. 2 red. ll.flOU.
nominal, elevator domestic; No. l north
ern Duluth, $L0B. f. o. b., afloat: No. 1
noruiern itianitona. n.wr. r. o. n. nnnat.
JAitures were easy, closing Mc net lower.
iiut-o vtuiet; state, common to choice,
1913 crop, 4O04Sc; 1912' crop, 2023c; Pa
cific coast, 1913 crop, 2327c; 1912 crop,
2221c.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, SflM22ic. Cen
tral America, 30c.
PETROLEUM Steady: refined. New
York, bulk, $3.25; barrels, $8.75; cases,
$11.23.
WOOL Steady; domestic fleece. XX
unio, axffioc.
. CORN Snot easv: new. No. S vellow.
70Hc. c. 1. f. to arrive.
OATS Snot, dull: standard white. UVJfD
45c: No. 3, -lliic: fancy clipped white.
40'fftlO.
HAY Barely steady; standatd, $1.02H91
1.05: No. 1, 97i4L00; No. 2, 90Qa; No.
3. fiS5c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. SOc;
seconds. 28829c.
PROVISIONS Pork steady: mesa.
$23.00(804.00; family, 324.00i826.00; short
cear. aw.3ag)23.oo. Beer, quiet; mess,
iB.waa.6o; ramuy, 119.c04f20.00. cut meats,
steady: pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds,
$12.25013.60: pickled bams. $14.00. Lard.
steady; middle west. $10.80(gl0.90; refined,
quiet; continent, $11.60: South America,
?u.za; compound, QUii; 8.S7(iao-u.
TALLOW Steady: city, 6Jic asked; spe
cial. 7c: country, 6ic.
BUTTER Unsettled; recelptB. 4,3331
tubs: creamery extras, 26(826Hc: firsts,
264827c: creamer', held extras. 25te8
C6i4c; process extras, 23Vi2kj; factory,
current make, firsts, 21V4S c.
CIH3ESE Steady; receipts, 713 boxes:
state whole milk, held specials, Uff
lSUc; state whole milk, held average
fancy, 17M17c: state whole milk, held
fresh specials, lVAfrlVAc; state whole
milk, held average fancy, 17c.
EGGS Unsettled; receipts, 6,653 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 34835c; extra firsts,
32 33c: firsts, 33433c; refrigerator
firsts, 30c; nearby hennery whites, fine
to fancy, large, 3840c; nearby hennery,
gathered whites, 3S33c.
POULTRY Alive dull: western chlck
ons, 13c; fowls, 15Hftl6c; turkeys. 18c
Dressed dull: fresh killed western chick
ens, I521c; fowls, I5l8c; turkeys, 18gC5c.
Local Securities.
Quotations turnlihed by Burns. Brlnitr & Co.,
4ta Umtba fJ'lontl bank butldlnc:
Bid. Ajkvl
Atxrdftfn LAP. Co., U. mi II lco
American Can 5s, 12S 91 s:h
IJosrd ot Trsile. com. 120 150
Cudstiy PacklDK Co., 5s, 1924 100H lot
Crdsr Co., Nub.. Sen. Dls. Is. 1HI,. 91 loo
Desr. & CO.. PW.J" W Mil
uuoaca. rtzv.. vm. iw
Kslrmont Crssmsry 7 per ctnt ptd.. II too
Harris Co.. Tax., 1S5J 1H lH
llydraullo Press "rick, ptd 24H 25
Iowa Ilr. i U. k 1932 It
Cltr ot Omaha. 4Hs, 1941 100 101
omsna vj, o. ou ..r, l
Omaba & C. U. St. Ilr.. ptd I1U S3
Omaha Klec. IX 4 Pow.. ptd 11 U
I-rcltlo Tol Ttl. U, US! 91 UM
Psckers' Nat Ok. Etk.. Bo. Omaha. Ill 125
inset Sound T. IX a P. ta. Ill IK M
Updike Oraln. com... M
Union Btk. Tds. Btk 7U t
Itockr Mt. Fusl Co................. 15 W
Spokane a ln-d Emp. n. Tl. 5s. 1124. 14 9S
Sioux Cltr lUf. 6i. 1130 93 I3H
Sioux Cltr Btk. Yds. ptd U
Topekt nr. nt 5s. mo s
Omaha liny Stnrket.
n . vnTc HIT 1 rnrtnm linl.nil
$1010.50; extra. In light bales, $11; No.
$94rl0: No. 3, $7G0; No. 1 choice mid
land. $910; No. 2 cholco midland. $3.60:
n tuns- Nn. 1 choice lowland. $7tfS:
No! 2. $607: NO. 3. $186.
STRAW Choice out or rye, $636.60;
choice wheat, $4.6036.
ALFALtA-vnoico pi-a-sreeii varieiy,
J14. No. 1. $12.5O3a60; No. 2. $1012; No.
3. jssia
Cotton Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Jan. 31. COTTON Fu
tures closed steady; March, 12.33c; May,
12.00c; July, 12.03c: October, lL60c Spot
quiet: middling, 12.75c: gulf, 13.00c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 31 COTTON Spot,
qulot; prices easier: middling fair. 7.67d;
good middling, 7.33d; middling, 7.06d; low
middling. 6.79d: good ordinary, 6.0Cd; ordi
nary, 5.69d; sales, 8.000 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31. METALS Tho
metal markets were quiet and practic
ally nominal. Copper, firm. Lake, nomi
nal. Electrolytic, $H.760H.S7H: castings,
$ll.37Vitt'11.62H. Iron, unchanged.
8T. LOUIS, Jan. 31. METALS Lead,
dull at $1.05; spelter, steady ot $5.20.
Dry Goods Market,
NEW YORK, Jan. SL DRY GOODS
Cotton goods steaay. uanton nan
nels have been Priced for fall on a basis
about 2Vs per cent higher than a year
ago. corporation staple nress. gooas win
be opened on Monday. Knit goods were
In moderate demand.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. Jan. 3L E VA PO RATED
APPLES-Qulet
DRIED FRUIT I'runes. steady. Apri
cots, quiet but firm. Peaches, quiet.
Raisins, dull.
Tho Persistent and Juaiclous Use ot
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Higher Prices Quoted in Nearly
Every Case in Early Trading.
BUYING PROCEEDS WITH VIGOR
Almost Unprecedented Flow of
Money This Month Is Well
Malntnlncd Dtirlnfc tho
Month.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Hlgher prices
were nuntrd In almost every cose In the
early trading today. Buying proceeded
wun unimpaired vigor ana tno nse ul
vesterdav was extended sufficiently to
establish top figures In many cases for
the advance which began last month.
Another upturn In the London market.
togetaer with buying nero tor iorcign
account, Influenced the movement. Tho
market failed, however, to maintain Its
Improvement. A reaction set In which
fdrced prices below yesterday's close. In
tho last half hour Uie trend was again
revoraed. Quotations rallied strongly
at tho closo changes wero irregular with
a preponderance of gains.
Weakness of the Rock Island securities
held back the market. News of a prob
able reorganization of the Rock Island
company and a possible friendly re
ceivership caused tho common stock to
drop 2 to 12H. the preferred 3i to lSVi
and the collateral Is ITs to 43. These
losses were cut down on the late upward
swing. The Hill stocks were In espe
cially good demand and made sub
stantial gains. Low-priced s pedal tlefl
also reflected free buying.
The almost unprecedent Inflow ot
money this month was well maintained
during the week, the bank statement
showing a cash gain In the actual table
of $9,400,000. This brought up the total
gain by New York banks In January to
$76,600,000. There was a further Increase
In loans, amounting to $23,000,000 and only
a' small addition to surplus was made.
.In tho bond market there was an
active Inquiry, reflecting continuance ot
Investment buying. New York state 414a
reached a now high price at 10SH. The
general bond market was firm, being lit
tle affected by the weakness of Rock
stand Issues. Total sales, par value,
$2,900,000. Panama 3s, registered, ad
vanced on call on tho week.
Number of sales and leaainc quotations
on stocks were:
, , . . Salss. HIsh. Low. Close.
Amslramtted Copper .. 14,700 77",; 74H 7ST4'
American Agricultural , 54k
American nt Sugar .. 200 2 J7V4 17fc,
Amer can Can 8,kk ni 31?! 334
American Can ptd 300 95Ti tt
American Cotton Oil.. 700 44 43 44
American C, F 700 61H S1H Dili
American lea secur MO I3' 25fc 15
Amerlcsn I.lnwd mo lUi n, im
American L)comotlv .. 1,500 37.; 3S JS.
American S. & R.... 1,700 03 69H
American S. t It. ptd. 200 103 10Si
American Sugar IUf ios
American Tel. & Tel.. SOO 124 124 123
Amerlcsn Tobacco 700 2J0W 21
Ansconda Mlnlne Co.... 600 38H 37V S'
Atchison 1,000 V9U tiii 99
Atchlaon ptd ..... 10014
Atlantic Cosst Una 124s,
Dslttmora Ohio 2,000 Vl M4 l4
Bethlnhem Steel 200 37H Si 3t
Broolcljn Rapid Tran.. l.BOO 91'4 81S 91I
Canadian Pscitie 11.100 2195, Jlii J1914
Central Leather 3,800 29H ISS 2SH
Chesspaske ft Ohio .... 400 67"4 67' '
Chicago Great tvetaern n
Chi., Mil. & SU P.... 3,200 106T4 106 Wy,
CJI. & N. W 300 1344 134H 133
Oolorsdo Fuel Iron.. KOO SSH 3Si S3H
Consolidated (Iss SCO 127H 137 137
Corn Products 2,200 U'i 121 12'.
Delaware Hudson 16'
Denver & Rio Grande ..... M.
D. & R. O. pfd SO
Dlntlllersr Securities ni
Brie ,300 321, 3tH 3li
Erie 1st pfd l.wo ii 4JU 40V,
KTle 2d pfd 00 3 3H 3JU
Oenrral Electric 400 147Ti H7H lTVi
Oreat Northern ptd l.Ooo WK 132V,
Great Northern Ore ctfs 2.500 39 SJi 38ii
Illinois Central 200 lliVi 1UK 114
Interborough.Met 2,200 16H Hi lo:i
Interborough Met. pfd.. 1,300 6Ji 1J 61,
ilntarnstlonal Hsnreetor. IDA
Internstlonal- Msrlno ptd 200 144 14H (
Intcmstlonsl Paper .... 2,300 10 MVi
InternatlonsI Pump g
Kansas Cltr Southern.. 60 2794 27i 27'.,
Loiclede Gas 9
Ihlgh Vsller 7,800 ISSS 165 165'.!
Ivrifvllle & NaahTUIr. 0 140V4 140 3S9i
JL, St. r. A S. Sle. It.. 200 133 132U 132 i
M.. K. T .1. 23
Missouri raclflo ...,... 2.1M Ui 271, 31
National niscult ZOO 13(14 13li 133
National sLad .... W
n. nr. ot m. 2d ptd ..... 124;
New York Centre! 0 S M Mi
N. Y.. O. & TT... ....... 400 S04; 30tt
Norfolk i Weetwn.... 2,300 105H 106i 10S9,
North Amerlcsn 400 72Ti 72i 72
Northern Pacific MOO U7H 116H 317n
Pacific MslI , 37 "A
rennsrlranls tr,40 ll&Vi US lW.k
People's dsn 1,000 124 " 123 123
Pitts., a, C. & St. L. M
Pittsburgh Cosl 2.600 23 U 22 22
rrced Steel Car 4.S00 45 43 442J'
Pullman Talace Car US
Heading 24.200 170V4 109)4 lOVi
Ilepubllc I. Jb S 2,400 2ti4 tn 2I4
Republic I. B. ptd.. S00 n 35 69
Hock Island Co 11.600 1414 124 13
3 lock Island Oo. pfd... 1S.2O0 21V4 184 1
St. L. 8. V. 2d pfd 550 3tt l4 IVi
Seaboard Air Ltiw 1,000 ll;4 lVi Vj
Slow-Sheffield S, ft 1 14
Southern Pacific 11.300 SH SSVi WV4
Southern lUllwsr 4,300 27SJ 2H 27
Southern Hallway ptd. 9M M S4V4 U
Tennessee Copper MO Sol, So1,, S&H
Texas & Pacific 900 18 1 16i
Union Pacific 28,600 W 183H 14
Union Paclflo pfd 204 85'i SSVi '
United States Healtr .....
United States Rubber . 400 40 tl'i M14
United States Bteel .... t.S00 67 1; Wi (4V4
United States Steel ptd. 3.200 112 11H4 112V4
ttuh Copper ,ioo 05 bsvi.
Virginia-Carolina Chetn.
Wsbash
Wabash Ptd
00 S3 Sl'-i 81Vi
700 3 SI, 2V,
coo 10 10
western Msrrisna .....
t3
we,tern union i,cv" w
Wentlnghouse Electric. 1.300 71I 70H 71
Wheeling tz '.ake Erie U
New HaTn W0 7 7i4 7
Total sales for the day. jg.MO shares.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 31. MONEY Call,
nominal; no loans. Time loans weaker:
sixty days. 2i per cent; ninety days, S
3 per cent: six months, 3S39i per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Bi
H per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy; sixty
day bills, S4.8375; demand, 44.S570; com
mercial bills. $4.8291,
SILVER Bar, 67ic; Mexican dollars,
45n
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. S. ret. U. nt... !K Japan 4U U'i
do coupon .1?' K- c- S. ref. Es.. PS'i
V. 8. 3s. reg 1M L. ft N. un. 4s.... wi
da coupon 1MJI M.. K. ft T. 1st 4a JlV,
U. S. U. reg Jll-i do gen 4Hs 34
do coupon 11?., M?- Paclflo 4s 63
Pansms 3s coupon. .100 do conr. 6s , 77
Amer. Ag. I j.-ljl N. n. of M. 4Hs.. 3
A. T. & T. cv. 4s. H N. Y. C. g. 14,.... ui
Am. Tobacco s 120 do deb. 4a gju
Armour & Co. V,t. Y- N-
Atchison gen. 4s. .. MS cr. Hit 7314
do er. 4s (1960) N. ft W. l.t C U... UK.
do ct. tt WIS do ct. 4s 1044
A. C. L. 1st 4s No. Paclflo 4s .... KH
D. & 0. Stfs . .. do 3s U
71. ft 0. 4s ........ JJ4 Or. 8. 8. rfdg. 4s S2H
nrook. Tr. ct. 4.. JlhPenn. cr. 3Hs (lIU) 9ST4
Cn. of Os. do con. 4s 10014
Central Leath. 6s... JjH Ilesdlng sen. 4s .. M
C. O. Ois WI St. L. ft 8. F. t. 4s 74J4
do conv. 4Hs...... do gen. 6s 82
Cnlcano ft A. Hs, 65 fit L. s. W. c 4s.. 77i
C. D. ft Q- J. fj S. A. L. adj. Is.. 79i
do gen. 4s do er. 4s 3
C M ft S P o 4HS..10J do 1st ft rf. 4s.. tm
C. R. I. & P. C, 4s 4JHs. pcfie cot. ... 2!4
do rfg. 4s........ W. do ct. 4s 2
C. ft S. r ft e. 4s M do 1st ref. 4s.. 92S
D. ft H. er. 4s...... Wtigo. Kr. 6s 105
D. & R. O. ref. 6s. 73J4 do gen. 4a 76 Ti'
m-tlllers1 t 44H Union Pacific 4s .. 4314
Erls pr. lien 4s.... MJtU. 8. Rubber 6s ..1034
do gen. 4s ...... T64y. S. Steel 2d 8s.. 10SH
do ct. 4s ser. D. 76 Va.-Csr. ch. 6s.. 35
III. Cen. 1st r. 4s. H Wsb. l.t & . (a., 604
Inter. Met. 4Hs 73!4 West. Md. 4s T9V
Inter. M. M. 4Hs.. 6J West. El. ct. la.. 8s2
Did. Wls. Cectrsl 4s.... II
noston
BOSTON, Jan.
on stocks were:
Alloues
Amsl. Copper .....
A. Z. L ft 8...
Arlions Com
Cal. & Arlionls .
Cat. ft HscU
Ontenlsl ,
Copper Itsnge
East Butts
Franklin
Orsnbr Con
Greene Cananea ..
Isle Rorsle Copper.
Kerr Lake ....... 4
Lake Copper
La Salle Copper...,
Mitral Copper ......
Mohawk
Stock Alarket.
31. Closing quotations
, 3S Nersds Con
, 76H Nlpiulng Mines .
, 20 North Butts
. 4 North Lsks
. 7H Old Dominion
,436 Osceola
, HVOulncr '
3H4 Shannon
, II Superior
, 4 Sup. ft B. M
66 Tnm,rrk
,40 U S. S. R. ft M.
21U do pfd
li HUtsh Copper ......
, I Utah. Consol
, 4 Winona
, 23 WolTerlne
. 464
mi
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:ifr
tid
toi
44
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33
43
41
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41
St. I.oula Oeucrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jon. 31. WIEAT-No i
red, MSOSc; No. 2 hard, SSVaQSOc: May
WHc; July. 85T4S6o. -"ay, .
CORN-No. !. 63Mtj4c: No. 3 white. (8 A
663c: May. 6SV4c: July, 67',4B67!ic. 54
OATS-No. 2 40c; Ko. S white. Cc; May.
40Ho; July, 3&ic. '
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