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TILE OMAHA SIWDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 15, 191r.
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UliAL USTATK.
CITY 1'mU'BUTV 1'tllt 8AI.H.
SOPTH 8ID15 COTTAGE.
Just a dandy, all modern, new brick
cottage, having 6 good room and Imtli,
and guaranteed fiynace, and the owner
wants to sell to some Rood party on
easy terms. Think of It a new brlrk
house like thin for JJ.JOoand only l4j
blocks from the Vinton St. car.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Thone Douglas 1781. Ware Wock.
HHAL ESTATE.
r.HM A. HAM II LANDS I'tilt SALt!
WEAK OMAHA HIOM HCHOOL.
Are going went and want to well their
cottage. Has 7 rooms and bath on one
floor, on a beautiful lot, Mxl, paved
street, also a large barn. Mighty good
opportunity for h couple having children I as certain aa they are In the east and
Nelirnnkn.
PAHM 1IOME8. RANCHES, STOCKED
RANCHES.
In Dawes County, Nebraska,
"The Land of Independence."
To all those who urc desirous of making
a uhango.
To nil those who would wleh to better
their conditions.
To nil those who have become tired of
the drudgery attendant uion working
cither as owners or renters of the. high
priced lands of the. east.
To all those who would like to come to
u GOOD COUNTRY, where crops are Just
In hleh school.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Phone Douglas 17S1. Ware Work '
STONE BUNGALOW.
liulH of Colorado red sandstone, con
taining rec. hall, living room, dining
l-oom finished In oak .two bedrooms, bath
and kitchen, linen closet pantry, rear
entry and stairway to floored attic; mod
ern In every detail. Located at 3SI1 Marty
St Price. J4,M.
BEMLS-CARLBEKG CO.
110-312 Ilrandels Theater Illdg.'
DKUa STOKK LOCATION.
Pest In town, for sale. Also grocery and
meat market. Address 11. 105, Care Hee.
APAIlTfftMIOUSE 81TB.
100x117 ft., R. W. Cor. Md and Popple
ton Cull II. 457 or 1). 2M0
M UARRIHON, Ul'lI.DER.
Three new, strictly modern, oak fin
ished bungalows, beautiful decorations,
numerous built-in features. You can't
duplicate for the price. Open 3 p, m,
Knay terms. Phone Web. 8621.'
18T1L AND CASS STS.
K-room home, good condition,, lot $c
IK. Splendid for rooming house. J3.7W.
Must be sold ut once, J70o cosh. Ualancc
sain ca rent.
JJARKY A. "WOLF,
-'-34 UrandMs Itldg. Doug. K3,
HHRH HNAI'-S-r, houso at 54th nnd
Jeavcnworth. Iot 3x6C only J2.C00.
Phone Douglas 3007.
KA8Y TERMS, PRICE RIGHT.
XU7 Ave. H, S-r.. mod. ox. heat, J2.000.
3;tnS Ave. A, 5-r., mod. ex. heat, J1.7M.
3321 Ave. A, B-r mod. ex. heat. $1,760.
3411 Ave. H, C rooms, city water, mis.
electric lights, Jl.SfO.
A. I". 8.MITH CO. (KAY 8MITH),
3 Pearl St., Council lltuffa. Phono 320.
REAL ESTATE.
FAIlSt A RAMJll LANDS roll SAI,B
Arlsunn.
CAN sell Von finest Irrlcntrd farm nmt
J60-a; homefllend frco. Crop payment, no
money neeueu, a lonune ior any mnn.
Armstrong Inv. Co.. 1126 City Nat. bank.
Colorado.
Jl'ST POUND Thrco quarter section
homesteads that wo cun .locate you on
for 1100 each, filing fees Included: thnao
nie good laying, farm lands, fi, H and 9
miles from towns; thickly settled neigh
borhoods, and are worth $400 to. JM0
apiece, wind quick if you want them
Ollllland & Woodslde. WHInrd, Colo.
THE land of sunshine, the nliicn to re
store health, and what hnvo you for a
good farm, closo to Colorado Hpringn?
"Now Is the. time." Wo have one that
pronucea over J3.WM worth on less than
100 acres for $45 per acre. Pur full par
ticulars writo Dox 440, Colorado Springs,
Plorldn.
PLOR1 DA Beautiful, progressive Do
land; university center; Ideal winter re
cort; surrounded by healthful pine lands
and fragrant- orange groves. Dcscrlptlvo
meraturo rrcc. "-aiuslncss League, Deland,
FOR RENT OR HALE 6,000 or W.000
acres; Ideal, year around grazing lands
for cuttlo and hogs; good grazing hnd
pure water In ubundancei (ho safest.
most healthful and biggest money. 'mak
ing grazing proposition lit America. If
Interested, stuto ncrcitgo, you could. Use,
whether you would buy' the, ' land 'or
rent, reference and t full -purtlciilur.-Ad-dress
Land Commissioner. I.lvn flnL
Perry & aulf Railroad Co., Live Oak,
PI o rid a.
WILL give favorable rotall selling con.
tract, 1,120 acres, splendid colonization;
Suwannee county, Pla.; also 3,000 acres,
Columbia county; cheap. George Col
burn. llox 70. I.ako city, Pla.
Idalio,
PREP, homesteads In Snake river val
ley, near railroad and town. Kor Infor
mation write C. Lewis Miller, Uox 412,
Blucltfoot, Idaho.
yet where land Is only from J10 to Jdl
Ier acre.
To all those who are l.EVEI. HEADED
and ublo to form their own CON
CLUSIONS and able to ACT UPON
THEM
1 beg to sav inv now soring (1914) book
In now ready, showing anu describing
farms, ranches and stocked ranches In
this county. This section that Is kuown
from coast to coaal as "The Land of
Independence. "The Garden Heyond the
HanilhlllH."
Now. 1 am not seeking the "smart
alecks." neither am I seeking that man
who Is such a big liar himself that he
thinks everyono elso Is, too I am In
search of thoso who wish to dial strict?
on tho square. Those who will ask for
my uook in good raltlt and will reai it
without nrcludlca nnd will "we lull It un
without Bkeptlclsin. EVERY ASSERTION
l imve made in that nook is ahho
LLTELY TRUE and If you cannot read
my book with that confidence, DON'T
HBNU KOR IT. If. on tho other hand.
you nrn honest yourself and havu a llttlo
confidence In your fellow men 1 WANT
uu to have my hook.
These books contain morn than 100
pictures besides tho reading matter
describing my country, dcscillilng our
social anil religious advantages; our rail
road facilities, etc., etc. Hesldcs this,
thero aro more than four scorn of differ
ent places ranging from eighty acres up
to thousands of acres, described and
ranging In prlcn from H up to J00 per
aero. NOW REM EM HER. MY IANDH
ARE MORE THAN SIXTY MILES HE
YOND THE SANDHILLS OF NE
HRA8KA. They aro In a must fertile and
rich farming section, whero GREAT
CROPS of alfalfa, small grnln nnd
potatoes aro harvested each year and
where as high ns sixty bushels of corn
Is raised to tho acre, yet wo do not claim
so much for corn as for other crops.
Now, If you aro In earnest and would
like to INVESTIGATE for n now lo
cation. If you would like to OUT HERE
AHEAD OP THE INEVITABLE IIIOH
PRICES THAT ARE SURE TO COME
TO LANDS HERE tho same ns In other
FORMERLY NEW countries that nro
now HIGH-PRICED, wrlto me for my
new book and I will gladly mall It to you
AUSOLUTELY FREE. Wrlto today
tear this out and put it In your pocket
so you will not forget; so you can read
It over again, for every word Is TRUE
GOSPEL. Sincerely yours.
AIIAII U HUNUERFORD,
Crnwford, Dawes County, Nebraska.
Tho Garden Heyond tho Sandhills.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM Ji IlM II I,.M1H POU .11 Ml.
Washington.
11)1-: At. tK.nrrr home farm In mild, com
fortable climate, adjoining live town with
two railroads, only two hours Irom Spo
kane; complete set of buildings, worth
Jl.&fl; all cultivated and highly produc
tive; no Irrigation needed; five acres bear
ing orchard; standard commercial apples;
money required to save other invest
n ents; KVjO. no commission. Owner,
Uox 21.1. Newport, Washington.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market Being Looked Upon as a
Two-Sided Affair.
TBXAS LAND ON 40 YEARS' TIME
I jti.dlnjl 1,t rnln ttf.lt whom I'mrm
are surc,fi0 miles of Houston, two miles
of town of 3,000. Rich vnlley lanu, no
overflow, nractlcnllv no clearing. Cotno
where farmers make six tons aifalfa, CO
bushels corn und a halo of cotton to tho
arre: To make nlilckcst showing possible
wc aro offering first buyers land on 40
years time. Payments on land refunded
any time within two years with Interest,
If you becotm ls4tlsflcd. Write today
for Illustrated literature. Luckcl & Hell,
C3 Ilcatty Illdg.. Houston, Tex.
CORN IS NOT BREAKING RIGHT
Traders Poster! on Vrlloir CerenI
Not Sntlsflen with the Disposi
tion Thnt Cereal Is MnnU
testing.
Tennessee.
GOOD farms for sale on I. C. R, R..
li milei. north Mnmrhls, Tcnn; best lo
cation for diversified farming In south.
Wrlto for list. J. R. Hall & Son, Coving
ton. Tenn.
Wltconili
Possession Given
120 ACRES, upland farm, 1 mllo from
good town closo In; small Improvements
but moro than worth tho money; JS5 per
acre.
HO ACRES, upland; almost cntlro 80 lays
Ideal and in good location; no Improve
ments; bust of soil; 1100 per acre.
W ACRES; an estate; small but good
Improvements; best of soil; must sell;
IM per acre.
120 ACRES, near good town; no Im
provements, hut land lays good. and good
noil: J110 per acre, but submit offer; 6,000
cash hy Murch 1, balunce, D years, C per
cent.
40 ACRES, W ACRES AND 120 ACRES,
upland farms, In good location In western
Iowa; no Improvements; 34 miles from
splendid town and 5 mllco from county
seat; 183 and J85 per aero; or less cash,
balance, long time.
AI.SO OTHERS, somo cheaper, somo
dourer. Possession given on all of tho
above. All within less than 2.i miles ex
cept Iowa farms. Como'prcpuicd tq buy.
Uring wlfo with you. v
ORIN S MERRILL COMPANY,
N. E. Cor. 23d nnd M. Sts., South Omaha.
, Acroao from tho Llbrnry.
Mlnneautu.
S0-ACRE PARM. 35 miles from Mln
neapolls. 114 miles from a good ruilroud
town; port under cultivation, balance
meadow ond pasture land; good soil;
pood olght-room house, worth U.OOO:
barn, granary, corn cribs, cattle sheds
machine sheds, etc.; 14 cows, 20 head of
"t lienors, inreo Horses, hogs.
JTarm Near Omaha
$16,500
CO ncros on pavod rohd flvo ruilos
from Omabu, hotter tlmn ordinary
Improvcmonts; fruit onough to more
than pay u hirod man $50 u month;
18 acroH In alfalfa. An Ideal coun
try homo. Ownot will take pood
Improvod Omaha real cstato up to
$8,0Q0 In part payment.
The Byron Reed Co.
Phono Doug. 297. 212 So. 17th.
chickens, complete set fnrm machinery!
,u"5,g,fa' ,wCn; sleds. 60 tons of hay
1,100 baskets corn, 160 bushels mixed
Kraln. 17S bushels potatoes; In fact, overy-
PJNE '"'Pfoved stock farm SO) acres!
id.im,in? "'"iPPO Is. 1V4 miles to.
?Ii liUnK "t.n,lcAl. on rural mall routo and
telephone line; good buildings; 100 acres
h?rBr ,;uU,v'"10"' bnlco Pasture, tlm"
con.i and nvad'w; two good teams, ten
pod milk cows, new gang nlow porll
ZitPYj Ac,liU,va,:, unU ""row? bSt ba'r"
'n JHnnesotu; at 3i per acre; ll.soo
MMl'nn r'' t C,U tcJmi' Immediate pos
? S- .CHIi.V had- -1 red C,a-K, 130S Wost
......vj .., .,iiiiLKuiib, .Minn.
i.u'Pr?"-0 improved farm.
lumn, riuy SUDSOM, St. lnu 9
Ion Bs0tCk,.y,1,rd,, n,0: V-r.nlllloaU,,stH!?
uon. s, ht. Paul railroad, 170 per aero
fourth cash, balance 8V, per cent cLm'.
erl. Pnlon lllock. St. pkul. Minn
ADMlNlbTRATOlfS SALE.
KVI ni'ri.M Itolltlurf f.niltiv nnlv XL ... 1 1
Vl k I I v. m Milll.-v 1 ......... ...
cultivation, balance pasture and ulfalfa;
6-rooui house and other Improvetncnts.
i-uune or wrue
D. H. K1R8C1INER,
Administrator. Pennington. Neb., or
O'KEEPE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat. Doug. 2715.
,ii . . 1 i i
w iu u per bcrv. in corn belt- nm
rholce bargains; MinnVapoll. "roflS?
llftrmers State Rank. St. t?loJd. Minn'8
try ,.TTT . . . ". "
J.JH UUVJSU rarms southern MlSneT
'""t price; best terms. Wrlto
Morehart Atchison. Mnnkato nnn
Ulaaourl.
OJO-acro stock farm. ts.0u0.
440-acro bottom farm. J17.&00.
JJ-ere homo farm. I1.W0.
6W ncres timber land. Jlo.CO0i
Seref l!mbr ,n,,d- N-05-
10.003 Stock rilv 1.
.on,Jr. exclusive: golni year
v Bcw.na neat business; all Wrluht
COUnty. Missouri, nn.l ,1V.. .".nfn
afford in Ai, 7P"1 - V, " H ca"
llartviii;' - "o aieele.
k.AI,:18 for wle w down. monthly
buys 40 acres good timber land, near
iii5.n,jTeii"iCo-,?loi: ,,r!cc' Po"'t
title. J. U. Jarrell. Mt. Vernon. IU.
Slontnua.
ARE YOU READ NOW
TO HRK THIS TmMmi, Jll.,...
Ifn.l.n. .i """'111 UAOn,
hi?Ii ? U.'f Kreitest wheat producing
il'.j!! 'he " a. where tllvelflod
n7t .l".r",, .Pro'' Come to our
ici u iiuw many uo an you
an pay down for a fln ina.,,r n
crop. Come In and keo our samples of
S?U r-lm- "..,.,rown P..- 5 N. I-tSalla
An-nY.""-".' VI'- or oon. Montana.
- r . . IT .1. II U
.NebrnaUH.
iJ.-000, 'ALVBV lnd farm. 340 acres
will consider H in Omaha property. bai
anca to bo cash. N 44. Bee.
A CHEAP RANCH.
1.800 acres, about 'Si mil en (mm n,.,irr.r,
Neb,; 300 ncres under plow at leat 1.3W
acres lies fine for farming, balance good
buffalo and wheat gruss pasture, to acres
auaira. auoirrlgated, creek bottom, 40
uiic inure same Hina 01 luna. two wells,
one CO and one 120 feet deep can't !
pumped dry. Soli black louin and rlav
subsoil. Cheap Improvements; 6 per cent
mortgage for .O0O. Price $3 per acre;
equity cash. This Is a bargain and only
M'QEK REAL ESTATE CO.,
RE Parl Ht Council Uluffa,
FOR SALK-1G0 acres, good IniDrovc-
ments, rich soil, 40 acres extra level al
jaua. ano sugar oeet tana, western Ne
braska. $3,MW, no trade- Address Y 428,
Upper Wisconsin
Pen dairy and general crop state la
tho union. Settlers wanted. Lands for
sale at low prices, on easy terms. Ask
for booklet, 31 on Wisconsin Central Land
flrnnt. statu acres wanted. Wrhd about
our grazing landu If Interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on applo orchards
In Wisconsin. Addret8 Land Dept., 800
Lino Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn.
WE HAVE SOME (JREAT 1IARUAINS
In 40 to lCO-acrn tracts, closo to largo
markets, thirty-Inch rainfall, a wonder
fully productive soil, trout streams
throtmh many tracts, fine hunting, good
roads, schools, telephones, rural delivery,
whero you can raiso fruit tiou cars
shlpcd from vicinity year 1913), root
croim of tho finest duality, grains, al
mini, grasses or all Kinds, a natural
dnlry or stock country. Orchurd Valley,
tiayrieiu county. Wisconsin, is tno place.
along the shore of Lako fc'upcrlor. Over
KiO sales made to date. Special induce
merits to actual settlers. Prices low.
terms easy. Writo for lllustruted book
lut, testimonials, otc. Danaher Holton
Company, 30S I'lymouth Hldg,, MlnncaP'
oils. Minn.
STOCK RAISERS. ATTENTION.
Why take chances on droutha and short
feed? Clover and blue grass pasturages
can bo obtained In Wisconsin, closo to
big stock markets, at low prices. Plenty
ct rainfall, pure water, rich pastures, all
seusnn; Ideal cllmato for stock raising
und dairy farming. Already well- settled
und developed, So, St. Paul stock yards
only M) miles away. Wo own practically
all lands wo oner and prices wlllfiiir
prlso you. Have somo Improved farms.
Maps und reliable information free.
Raker, M 117, St. Croix Palls, Wis."
OFFICIAL uubllcutluns concerning soil,
cllmato and crops of Wisconsin mailed
free to those addressing Wisconsin Bti.t
Hoard or immigration, Capitol low. aiaai
son. Wis.
LAND SAKUjSI If you aro looking ror
tho best and cheapest land In Wisconsin,
you should worry, but wrlto for particu
lars to 8. W. Gregory. Stono I-ake, Wis.
42 Acres Near
Florence
400 ft. to paved load, 2 miles to cur. 3
acres fruit, 6 In alfalfa, 5 In pasture and
timber, llulance cultivated, lco house,
wind mill, flno lake, fed by naturul
springs; C-r. house, horse, cow and hog
Hums. ii,ow. ti.wj cun run . years at
it-r cent.
O'KEEPE REAL ESTATE CO..
1010 Omaha Nut'l. Doug. 2715.
North Liakuta.
NORTH DAKOTA! 320 icnu mv
prairie, excellent groin land, black loam.
ciay buusoii. all tillable; Ii per acre,
12,000 cash, bulanco crop payment, eas
terly. Union lllock. St. Paul. Minn.
MlncollniirouB.
LAND! LAND! Plfteen thoilsond acres
of very fertile land cun ho bought In
tracts of not moro thnn three hundred,
and twenty acres for one dollar and a
quarter per acre. Cun bo made worth
0110 hundred 1111 aero in tun years time.
Por full particulars send money order
mr dollar and a hair to u. w. coieman,
District Judge, Ely, Novado.'
(245) Cafe. Elgin. Antelooo Co.. Neb..
with S completely furnished rooms, all
fixtures and stock on hand, for sale for
Invoice. 11.400. phis KM for business.
(IS4C) 8-room modern residence, with 1
Acra ground, located In Elgin. Antolope
tu inou. iiouso now, goou Darn, goou
bearing orchurd. Price. J7.000; cnc. M.UJO.
(24) 80 acres, ',i mllo cast of Sana
Caslco, Costilla Co., Colo. All broke,
rents two-nrthH; jw por aero; encum
branca J3.WX): JI.'JOO cash, balance terms.
(252) W ucrcs, Platte Co., Neb. Hay
land and hd ond d sou: no improvcmonts
Price, 312,000, clear, hulf cash; balance 5
years, b per cont.
(25S) 4S0 a. 3 'A ml. N. DIX. Jillllball CO..
Neb., unimproved, all good soil and can
bo funned, gently rolling, good grass.
Price. Jll.OW c car: 1K.CO0 cash, terms on
butancc.
(2fO) 160 n. 2!4 ml. Colomo. Tripp Co.,
S, I)., gently rolling, good soil, all fenced,
Btnall houso and Improvemonts. Price,
(C.2C0; cue. 1,000; J3.WX) down, bat, terms.
(200) &w a. 3V4 ml. Wcsslngton. lleadlo
Co., S. D., highly Improved, fenced ami
cross fenced. 220 a. form land. Price, J19,
2C0; one. $2,500; J10.0CO down, bal.'S years,
0 per cont,
uti) iuj a. m mi, npenccr, iioyu uo.,
Neb.; fencel nnd cross-fencod, good soil,
level, 120 a. .cult., bal. hay und pasture;
now Iniprovumonta. Price. $20,000 clear;
tlO.COO down, bal. d years. 0 per cent.
(262) 1G0 a. 3 ml. N. Atkinson, Holt Co.,
Nob., unimproved good farm land. Price,
J10.S0J clear; half cash, bal, 5 years, 6 per
cent.
J. A. AIIHOTT & COMPANY.
43S state Rank Uldg. Omaha. Nob.
OMAHA, Pcb. 14, 1014.
Cash stiles of crriiln at Chicago yester
day were 40,000 bushels of wheat, 80,XJ0
bushels of ciir;i wnd J10.0.0 bushels :t
oats, 1
A d spos It on ex Utcd among who'.
traders lust night to b;ik upsn tho mar
ket as a two-3ldHl litlalr fir tin lime
being. Rears wero llspottd to pi edict a
decline of 1 to 2 cents na.tho best tiling
to put tho market In good shpe ond
tnny said there had been advance
3, 7s 2d, futures, steady; Murch, 7s 3d.
May. 7s 2SJ; July. 7s Sd. . .
CORN Sitot, quiet; American mixed,
6eSd; La Plata futures, steady; Pcbruary.
4s Sid; March, 4s WUd,
CIUCAtiO fiUAIM AMD PROVISIONS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Pen to re of the Trndlnc nnd Closing:
Trices on Ilonrd of Trade.
CHICAGO, Peb. 14.-Export sales
wHleh were said to have reached u largo
total brought about a rally today In
wheat. Tho market, after having shown
n declining tendency most of tho day.
wound up stendy at tho same ns last
night to a shade off. Com nnd oats
closed also virtually unchanged. In prft
vislons tho outcome was a setback oC
100 to 224c.
Buying of wheat for European shipment
toqk place chiefly here and at Duluth.
Tho business was about evenly divided
between tho two cities and did not re
ceive any publicity until near tho end ot
tho session. Previous to that tlmo the
market had been depressed by continued
snbwfalls In the winter crop region nnd
by reports of rain throughout the central
provinces of India. Moreover receipts
for the week at Chicago were tho largest
Speculation Runs Largely to the
Specialties During Day.
AMERICAN ICE AT A NEW MARK
Tratllntt t nimunlly Dull nnd Attcnd-
incr, Iloth In Commission Houses
nnd on Floor Sntnllest In
Month.
enough. Hulls pointed to tho export iruftve years during this part of the sea
sales and said they wore right and that 'uon.
thp trade would realize It later. Tho I Estimates that country elevator stdeks
thing that msde some nnerntnrs I'll (low LnrM,v..i i,.nn .innilt t. mi (yi t,,,h.
on this buying side was tho sale cf 3o,0u0 ;ols since February 1 helped the" late re
bushels of hard wheat hero to Co to
store. Receipts for tho ween were al
most l.OoO.OOO bushels, which Is nn unusu
ally largo nin for this season, while
shipments wero less than one-third r,f
tho arrivals.
Traders who have studied tho corn
market closely of lato said 't d t3 not
break right for the bears and It Is not
expected to for some time. The move
ment has not lncre.und as mu!h as ex
pected, although tho run hero fur tho
week Is 870,000 bushels mora than tho
previous week, but Is rtiuoh snort ot lust
years. The disposition to Kill shurr on
ureaKS makes It easy for a few peal
bulls to control tho market when the
crowd all get too bearish. Slowness In
the cash cemand makes ma.ny operators
afraid of the bull aide, although they
feel that corn Is selling moro nouny at
Its actual vultio than of lute. Tho bears
say they expect to sco bAer prtcia luur
In tho season,
American corn Is bolter for making
sturch than the Argentine product. This
Is shown by the action of tho Corn
Products company In shipping nn averugo
thrco cars from Chicago to Its starch
plant at Oswego, N. Y
,?.n.8l'.leribl0 r"('on exists among
wheat traderu over the report of export
business and the donluls thereof. One of
the leudlng Duluth exporters reported
having sold 2.0U0.O0O bushels of wheat
abroad within n week. Including 200.000
bushels of No. 1 Duluth northern nnd a
lot of durum, but tho trado refused to
accept these figures, claiming 1,000,000
bushels of it simply represented tho trans
fer of ownership from ono exporter to
another. This transaction, however, was
t' CiIlcr,l,lsf wc.ek-. Tllcro Wf claims
thnt bids for hard winter hero from the
seaboard wero close to a working basis,
nut no sales were reported, and a caro
hJa.nVM,"i .f. ,tlln "'"board exporters
e" 1 VJchlt.u' 1iH"- ''md to havo sold
rttv W.he0t "J"".0."'3' M Kansas
market, but thero wan no profit. An
?Iler ortc.r sa,d 'ofelKne" v.sro not
h.?us lo,Pllr'haso on tho present
basis, but would on ti decline of 23c.
t ash wheat was unchanged to Uc lower,
cash corn was c to 1c lower.
.m" ontH WPr.0 Unglianged to U lower.
v,i'mnlrh.r .of ,at and f'or were
2)9 000 hu.; corn. 18.000 bu.; oats. 2S.000 bu.
AmT?1 wnen,t cl0,,c1 ' lower to
d higher; cprn unchnnged to Ud higher
n?l"&W ''at .receipts wero m,m bu.
and shlpinants 352,000. bu against re-
Primary corn receipts wero SOICOO bu.
f,fdi 4V4merJ,' mT ? Balnet receipts
bu lastear shipments of 1,156,000
PirlT!iry ??tMpll')U were 3.000 bu.
n?'U'fe"0.r,B C4.,'C?J. ,,u- "BR'nst receipts
of 820,000 bu. nnd shipments of 44S.OCO bu.
CARLOT , RECEIPTS.-
Wheat. Corn. Outs.
SI
covcry In tho price of wheat. There wcre
also stuttmerlts thnt much of the wheat
In Montana hnd been sold to go to the
pacific toast.-
Corn swung upward when wheat de
veloped returning strength. At first,
however, tho corn mnrket was heavy on
account of overnight offers having failed
to attract eastern buyers. Prlmo weuthor
for shelling nnd hauling counted also
against the bulls. In the oats crowd tho
trading consisted chiefly of hedging
against rural purchases.
Hog nrlces ut a hlchrr level eavc a
lift to provisions. Stock yards interests
led the buying.
Artlclel Open, 1 MIMi.i Low loae. ,Vos y.
Wheat) 11)1
May. W 934I 03V4 93H 3H
July. kS SS 8.5i fcS'il S8!
Corn,. I I 1,1 I
May. SI CSIil 65HI 65HI 6Ji
July. 04',1 6IT(, 6li 6lil CI",
Osts. I I.I I I
May. I 39 304 394 39HI 394
July. 39U SUHl 39HL 33HI !b
Perk. I I I I
May. I 21 C7W 21 S7HI 21 67HI 21 S5 2l 6214
Lnrd. I I I )
May.l 10 05 I 11 02V4J 10 95 It 02141 10 P0
July. 11 1754 11 20 11 17H 11 20 11 10
Ribs. I I I I I
May. It fi.1 I 1170 I 11 5 I 11 70 11 &74
July. I 11 77HI 11 S2HI H 77H 11 82V4I 11 70
NEW" YORK, Peb. ll.-Speculatlon ran
largely to the specialties today and for
n time ogod progress upward was mado
In this soitlon of tho list. The Inertia
of the market discouraged speculative
efforts among tho favorite shares, which
hardly varied throuch tho half-dav ses
sion, but the low priced steel stocks, the
railway equipment Issues and other spe
cialties wero cosier to move. Varlouc
issues 'were, nut tin a nolnt or more.
American Ice securities reached a new
nigh mark for the vear. Central Leather
continued the advance begun yesterday
anu uumeiy rose strongly on report that
the note holders' committee was meet
ing with Buccess In its campaign for
extcnhlon of tho notes.
The early advance was all but can
celled by a subsequent reaction "and the
day's changes, except In a" fow instances,
were unimportant.
lanaaian Pacific turned weak In tho
lato trading, dropping about two points.
Rock Island preferred again was under
pressure, and touched a now low record
nt 10ft. New York Central moved up
toward tho close, when tho rest of tho
"st was falling back. Recent heavy
selling of this stock brought Into cir
culation rumors concerning a possible
cut In tho dividend. Denial today of
these rumors strengthened tho stock.
iruuing was unusually dull and tho at
tendance both In cominlRKlnn l,r,i, .,,)
'!"e. floor WBS 'he smallest ot months.
j ne Dona marKet was narrow nnd un
certain. Trading was begun today In
the new'South-rn Pacific j.invertlKfr, K
which brought 103i. Total sales of
bonds pur value. J1.3S5.000; Panama 3s
registered advanced 4 and tho 3s cou
pon H on call on the week.
n or salcs and leading quotations
on stocks were:
Salrs. tilth. Low. close.
101
03
28
KEALi ESTATE IXTAN8
J6.000, 5 YEARH, 5 per cent f.rst' mort
gugo 011 dowr4own business corner.
Worth 0.000; rental. 4.2O0. D. C. l"nt
lerson, Patterson lllk.
1100 to 110,000 mado promptly. P.
Wead. VVead Illdg.. 19th and Farnam.
D.
fie CITY LOANS. Remls-Carlberg Co..
u0 J10-S1I Ilrandels Theater Pulldlnf.
WP City loans. I'etera Trust Ca
GAJiVIN HROS ". and up.
MONEY on hand at Ijwest rates tot
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property Id any amounts.
II. W, U1NDER.
City National Dank Dldc.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty,
W. II, Thomas. 22 Slate Hank lild
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Parnam Smith K Co.. 1320 Parnam St.
UP-TO-DATE PARM IN RED RIVER
VAI.LKV.
Kelson count v. North Dakota, nmr tu n
good tuwns, 4S0 acres, 375 under cultiva
tion, uamncrt prairie, lilac K prarle loam.
With Clay Stlbsnll: Sllbhtlv rnlllliE: S.mnni
house, with hardwood floors, bum aoic.vi
tutu iixao; uuiu in t'Jii. tz double box
stalls, hog houso und chicken house; all
in koou condition: raj acres wire renceii
Now leaned, subject to solo: If bouirht l-
fore July 15 purchuser will receive one-
nan 1110 crop uy paying for seed and
nil. Vol 1 f nf (t,.-uhlnw V' I n.,AB . ' T
acre, with about one-third cash Wrlto
us ubout A-130. James 1 Watcrbury ,
Company. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
tlrrgan,
ORECON.
JOIN OUR EXCURSION
ONTARIO. ORKQON. Pcb.
rutes. Only 0 required at first pay
ment on 40 acres Irrigated land here,
Land all ready to put crop In. Como
with us and Inspect our proposition. Por
particulars write owny.s,
ORKflON & WESTERN "
COLONIZATION CO..
636 Paxton lllock.. Omaha. Neb.
PA tt. 1 und city loans mado promptly
Wm. McCormlck 1201 Kb rna m, Re,1 ftnO,
OMAHA homes. EastNebraka farms.
O'KEEPE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 171 J
CITY and farm loans. 6m47"c. J.
Duniont A Co., 1C03 Parnam, Omaha,
It.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
UEAfc ESTATK WANTEU.
Chicago . ,9
Minneapolis 249
Duluth 28
Omaha , 42
Kansas City a
St. Louia "J
Wlnnlneir nt
r.T,'.'.0.-Mlojvln!fiic'.h-8a)QB were "reported:
Corn: No 3 while, 1 car, 630; 1 car, C3c
2 cars 02143; 5 ears 62c! 1 car, iio; i
car. ClUc. No. 2 ve fn'. S m x.
3 yellow. -3 cars. C0yC; C cars', &)iic; 2
cars. C0tic:i2 caru. 00e: 1 phi- r.!isA c
69J4C No. 4 vcicw. 2 cars," 590 1 car
Ktci 1 car..i$c; 7 ears, 5sc: 2 cars. 6Sc
No. 2 mixed, 1 car, (Mic. No 3 mixed.
" tulH; uvc- mixeu, -i car, 58Hc; 2
cars, D80; 1 car, 67V4o; 1 car, 56c; 1 car.
D614c No grade. 1 car, 52c. Wheat: No. 3
, u . 1 PW: ip! 1 ear, 85c; 1
cur, S4Hc; 2 cat's.' MMc. No. 3 snrlnir. 1
car, Wc, No. 3 mixed, 1 car. 8Cc. Oats.
standard, 1 car, 3SV40;, 1 car, 38c. No. 3
white, 1 ct(r, 7Vic: l-"car. 37',ic. No. 4
white. 3. cars, 37t Np. trade. 1 car. StfWc.
Omaha Cash Prices Whont Vn t.oCIt
S&gS6V4o; No, 3-' hardt S4S5ic; No. 3
spring, StoCTo: No. 4 spring, S4S8514C; No.
2 durum. 2Jj82S4c; No. 3 durum. SlfiSlWc
Corn: No 2 white. ca?ilc; No, 3 white. 61W
(D63Uc: No. i white, SHn-C0Uc: No. 2 vol!
low, wUPIc: No. 3. yellow, 6flV4(lfC04ic. No.
4 yellow, 684iC9c; NO. 2 corn? tUfflio:
No. 3 com.. 68!44i69c: Itfn 4 '?'BSiS.
5S4o: no grade. ttf62c. Oats: No 2 whltP
S8Vi39c; standard. 3&HJ814C; No." 3 wh to
37V401 No.. 4 white, 37cl 3arl"y : Molting
Cl(&72o: No. 1 feed. WCOc, Ryo: No
C6457c; No. 3. 668C6HC ' "
Liverpool drain Markrt.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 14.-AVHIi,T-Spot.
Um:i S0, u western, winter, 7s 5d
No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 4d; No. 2. 7s Sd; No!
WANTED TO .llonitOW.
JiW.OoO ON nqw brick apartment house.
;iuv urcvieu. ui a cost or 150.000:
ItltArAAt ft n,I i.nl .n,nl.nn . ... '
A 408. Omaha Uee.
WAflt tn hnrrnw ' l!t ftlil .... trm
good land, worth 120, un acre, In western
iH i. " uy mr ctni interest.
NNrlte K-401. enre Omaha Ree. Omaha.
:
WANTED TO UUV.
PARTY TO
17th. Special
Pennsylvania.
UNHEARD OP FARM VALUES.
Qroat sacrifices: snlcndld holl and
buildings: more for your money than any-
nnere un curtn; i.iuo 10 ia,wu; all sues
and kinds. Iluy while, thn cheap ones
last and MAKE MONEY. Farmers
Realty Co., Quakertuwn. Pa.
Washington.
WE GUARANTEE
YOUR MONEY BACK
With Interest at B Per cent If Seattle
property sold by us is not as represented.
Get book on Seattle free; a Wo pictures
from 1MM913. Learn how city has grown
to 300.000 and Its future Is. Our guarantee
acres In and neur north end ot city splen
did Investment- Prom 375 to tt.OuO, easy
terms. Little as ISi down. Title Insurance
free. In event of death beforit comnlet.
lug payment heirs get free deed and blir
cusn return a nixn grime investment
und absolute protection for every dollar
Write for literature. Agents wanted.
CLARK ft HPNTINO
623 Crary UUU:.. Seattle, Warn
kO J
5Ui0.CAfiH balance 30.00 per month,
6 to 8-room hohse.
ltf acres, or more: would liko small
house on place; preferred in south purt
of town, but will buy elsewhere; $50 down,
$10 per month.
Wanted buyers for -property on easy
payment plans.
MYRTLE DEUEL.
'B.Ni ,d.8t- phone after 10 a.
Webster 1052.
in.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red
DWJ96toc; No. 3 red, 93V4lJ94!4e; No. 2 hard',
TO'a'j'.jc; xo. o nnru. 'Jiviiic; No, 2
norincrn, .'Lt'J-)4c; io. 3 northern, 90S)
ftlKc; No. 2 spring, 31ft92c: No. 3 spring
KW.iuc. uorn: o. a, WKj)WJ4c; No. 3
wiuin, wovue; io. j yeuow, wueihlc.
Oats: No. 3 white, SSHc; standard
39Vc. Rye: No. 2. Clc. Barley. 49fi70c.
Timothy. I3.7oii5.76. Clover. l2.onui;ij v.
Pork. $21.85. Lard, $10.72'4. Ribs, $U.iaV4
BUTTER Irregular-, creameries i-
EOGS-Higher; receipts, 7,823 cases; at
mark, cases included, 26037c; - ordluury
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 20 enrs:
.1, n.iiihuii, iiunuvsuvu UI1U V ISCOnStll, Ted
(J65c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wiscon
sin, white. CiTOc.
POULTRY-Allvc, higher; springs, 16c;
fowls, 16c; turkeys, 16c.
sew youk (;i:.m;r.l marivET
t"otntloiis of (In- Uny 011 Vnrluna
Cmiiiiiodltlrs.
NEW YORK. Peb. 14. t'LOUR Dull;
.r.l',T. '.alc"ls. n wu4.wj; winter straights,
J4.154.25; winter patents, $1.4Cx?t4.e;;
spring clears, $1.0004.20; extra No. i
.,,.,r' obaio; extra No. 3 winter,
$-:353.r)0; Kansas straights, $4.050 4.13.
vt iit.AT Market steady; No. 2 hard
winter. !?ii c. I. r.. in i.rriv.- vn
red, $1.02. elevator, domestic; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, tl.03' and No. 1 northern
Manitoba, II.IBV. f. o. b., afloat. 'Fu
tures, steady, closing 4c net higher to
78 V.J." V.1 ri -"uy, Jj.oiifc; July, BGTic.
tiup ateady; state, common to
uiioicc, ji3, iihbc; 1312, 20ifl4c; l'aclflo
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, 3233c; Con
tral America, 32c.
PETROLEUM Steady; refined New
icirK DUlK, J4.Z5; barrels. $S.75; cases,
$11.25.
WOOL Steady; domestic fleeco, XXXX
orim bpot, firm; new No. 3 yellow,
w;?vl- lo uruvc.
..OATh-Spot. dull; standard white.
1P4045C; No. 3, 4l(SIH4o; fancy clipped
white, 4dtf47i.
HAY-Dtill; standard, OT'icail.OO; No.
i, j.uiwi.ito; jso. r, 9oa3jo; no. 3, SOffSSc.
. PRQVISIONS-Pork. steady: mess
$23.503 24.00; famll. $24.(W?26.00; short
ciear. jLv.ooii'.w. Ueer, steady, mess.
18.0018.K. family, $19 toaa-.W. cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
pounns, i2.&tiji4.w. pickled hams. $14v00.
Iurd. steady: middle west. llo.75if?io nr.: n..
fined, firm; continent, $11.40: South Amer
ica,' 112.00; compound, quiet, $S.37HGS.62W.
7)c; country, OgCic.
BUTTER Firm; receipts, 5,900 tubs;
creamery " extras. 29fj294c; firsts, 2Uv
2itc; held extras, 27V402i.c; firsts, 25U)
inner iiru4juu cxtrus. iac: ractnrv
current muko firsts, 2Og20Hc.
ClIKfc-Sis Stcaay; recelnts. 3) ImviMi-
stuto whole milk, fall and summer, whltn
specials, 131. '4c; colored specials, 18tfl
18Vic; average fancy, 1717Vic: winter
made specials, 17lBic; average fancy.
17Vic.
EGOS Unsettled; receipts, 15,800 cases
fresh gathered extras, 31c; extra firsts.
29!430e: firsts 29J4S)o; refrigerator
firsts, 25U27c; fair to good, 2IHj'JSc; gath
ered whites. 3(X&3Sc.
TOULTRY Live, strong; ' western
chickens, 16o; turkeys, 20c; fowls, J8c;
dressed, quiet; fresh killed western chick
ens, 1024c; fowls, 16lSKc; turkeys. 18
&20c.
Knn-rtN City (Srnlii nnd I'rovlnlons.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Feb. 14. WHEAT
No. 2 hard, 85iii!sSc; No. 2 red, 89U0o.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 61-364140; No. 3, 63c;
No. 2 white. 6-H70c; No. 3, 650G6HC
OATS No, 2 white, 40Hc; No. 2 mixed,
39Hc
CloBlng prices of futures:
WHEAT Slay, 7Kc:, July. 83c. -CORN
May, 66H)C7c; July. 0mi36Vtc.
BUTTER Unchanged, except pncklng,
at 16H&
EOOS Firsts, 25c; seconds, COc.
POULTRY Unchangod. except hens, at
15c.
Killing Cattle Ten to Fifteen Higher
for the Week.
H0QS TEN OFF FOR THE WEEK
I.nnibn Ten to Tvrrtit J -PI ve Dinner
Tlinn Lnst W'erk'n Close nnd
Pnt Sheep Ton to Fif
teen llluher.
SOt'TH OMAHA. Feb. 14, 1914.
Rc-e!pts were:
Official Monduy ...
Official Tucfcdny ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday
Cattle. Hogs, bneep.
.. 2.SH S.O04 13,741
.. 4.S03 16,829 10.280
.. 3.959 12.29S 9,300
.. 3,0356,030 15,031
.. 787 9.104 7,476
.. 12 4,676 -O
Six days this week... 15.475 65.941 M.920
Samo days last week.. 12.972 M.SJO 35,300
Same days 2 weeks ugo ll.OOO 60.421 E,116
Same days 3 weeks ago 20,424 67.50J 62,310
Same days 4 weeks ago 21,333 58.2S;. 58.89.
Sume days last yeui.19,81D 67.800 50,8-3
The following tablo sho3 ttio receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep ut the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
1911. 1913. Inc. Dec.
Cattle .111.342 15.1.W7 10,56.1
Hogs 376,282 413,6:0 37.26S
Sheep 310,553 303,967 12.5S6
The following table, shows the range of
prices for hogs at tho South Omaha lly
stock market for tho last few days, -with
comparisons: .
Date. I 1914. 1 1913. 11912. 19U. 1310. 1'J09. 1906.
. Jl.1
Feb. I..)
t eo.
8 2t)
7 32 6 021
7 23 5 96
I I 6 05 7 261 S 38 6 KJ
1' eO. 3.. b 7 oU 6 Ub
Feb. 4.. I 8 17(41 7 42
leb
Pcb.
Feb.
Peb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fob.
Feb.
5..I 8 26k. 7 4tii
6.. 1 b is-M 7 38
S.. I 7 75
'.'..I 8 4'JVil
10. f S 45-1 7 C9
1J.1 S 41 I 7 82
7 471 X 121 I 4 17
7 26 30 6 22 4 10
7 38 8 30 5 91 4 16
7 401 b 23 6 04) 4 I7
p 09 I 8 321 U 14 4 2b
6 06 7 4'4 6 13 4 2J
6 W 7 4 8 51 4 13
5 V) 7 30 8 47 6 07 4 20
6 0s) 7 83 ! 4( t, 10 -6
12 7 3S 8 4S 6 20 4 09
I 7 21 8 61 H al i
itOO
1.D00
l.OrtO
SCO
1,101
600
400
1.200
J.S00
BOO
9, 2)
1,300
500
300
300
Amtlcamated Copor ...
Amfritm AgMcuiturnl .
American Dfet Sugar....
AmrlcRti cn
Anifrlct.11 Can pfd. .......
Amfrlctn C. & l'
Amnion Cotton ail
Am. Ice Becurltlrn
American Llmetd
Amerldm lsxiimlMrr...
American B. & It
Am. B. A It. hfd
Amer. 8utr Ileflnlng...
Amrlc.u T. 4t T
Amprlcftn Tobtcco
Anicontla Mining Co....
AtChliOt,!
Atchlnon pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
nltlniof(! & Ohio
nethleliem Steti
nrookljrn Tttplit Tr
Cintdlan, PacINc
Central Leather
Chetaptaka & Ohio
Chlcato O. W
Chlcato, M. & St. P....
Chicago & N. W
Ooloradii Futl & Iron...
CoruolliJited Oaa
Corn Products
Delawara Hudfon....,
Denver A Rio Urande. ..
DUtlllers' Securltlca ....
Erie
Krle Ut pfd
Erie Id pfd
Oeneral Klectrle
Great Northern prd
Ortat Northern Ore rtfa.
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Inter. Met.' pfd
International Harvester..
Inter-Marine pfd
Irf.ernatlonal Paper ....
International Pump
Kaneafe city Southern.:.
Laclede Oaa .,.
Leh!h Valfcy "
Loulttllle Nashville...
M Bt, A 8. 8te. JI.
Miaeoprl. K. & T ,.
Mln-ourl Pacific
National Dlrreult
National Lead
N, It. .R. of M. 2d pfd..
New Yorlt Central
N. Y O. & W
Norfolk A Western ......
North American
Northern Piclllo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
I'eople'a Oua
r . c, a & m. l,
ritUhurgh CoaU.
Pressed S'eel Car
Pullman Palaco Car
Reading
Hepubllo Steel 6. Iron...
Republic I. & S, pfd....
I lock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
ot. 1 at a. i' Z(j pfd...
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A. U pfd I.
Slose. Sheffield H. & I...
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Halliray pfd
Tennettee copper
TeiHs & Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
United States Reslty....
1'nlten statea Rubber... 700
t'nlled Btate Steel 31,300
700 77 H 7Ti
31.
'iiii
MS
36'i"
6Vs
iaH
24 S
800 09
93U
S7Vi
217'i
33W
6oli
4() 1031,
3 138',
SO0 33!4
500 12',, 1U
31
'iii,
C8i
119'4
:i4
'tiki
ni
214H
64 4
itii"
33U
19V
47H
.100 118',
800 132
19li
3la
m"
n: V4
S0O 6P.4 61?,
800 1S1H 1W
30a
iji.i. unvi vifta.i'i' aitH
til... T. . a. .
ninn-r nin itiu company have a
number of prospective buyers for 5 and
tv-room strictly modern up-to-date bun
galows. Turms and prlcos mus"t be right
L.et us know what you have to offer.
HlAlT-FAIRFJELD CO.,
230 Omaha Nat'l. Hank IHdg. Doug. JW.
3,
TV,
VOK SALE OB K3CHAXGE -R.
"l'dlt 8ALJ5 Or' Exchange- for Minne
sota land. neU section 18, township S,
range 1, Yuma Co., Arlx.. 4H miles from
Yuma, all ready for water, no .water
Hens: Inc 2,000, 5 years, 5 per cent; price
65 per acre. Geo. Atchison, Mankato,
Minn.
WANT CI.BAH KOTS OH LAND,
tor equity In large modern home, close-in.
Mortguge e6,500. puyable monthly. Write
or call for photo.
O'KKKFK HEAL. KSTATE CO.
1016 Omaha Nat. "Doug. 271$.
WANT to exchange tor Inside Incomt
city property. Improved ranch of 4,000
acres In northwestern Nebraska. IWrlte
1618 Kmmet St., Omaha, Neb., or phone
Webster TV).
JOHN A. OUSON. real estate, ex
chansea and fire Insurance. 319 City Nat'l
Bllx. Omaha. Douglas 12S0.
GOOD IjlAND for your business. Busi
ness Exchange. 350 Om. Nat. Ilk. tilde,
Douglas 1K9.
I buy, hU or exchange laud for you.
M. M KUINiC Omaha, Neb.
ta California St
QOVKUNMENT approved Investment
lecurlUes or land tor auto, other prop
ertv or Isnd Doug. 7042.
A aOOD O-roont house modern except
heart mortgage. 11.500. Will trade equity
for good automobile.
STAR LAND CO., KS Ilrandels Thea.
WANTED TO ItEXT.
YOUNG, man who Is In Omaha about
one week during each month wants room
and board In llanscom Pork district. Ad
dress P 107. Omaha Dec.
I.IVK STOCK MAKKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Sav
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful attention.
Live Stock Cuiumlssloti aierutiunis.
MAHTIN imOS, & CO.. Exchange flldg.
LKUAL NOTHJKS.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting ot the stockholders
ot The Bee Publishing Company will be
held at the office of said company in The
Bee Building. Omaha, at 4 o'clock p. m.
March 2, 1914. tor the election ot direct
ors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction ot such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
By order ot the president.
' N. P. FE1L. Secretary.
"NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING Notice Is heroby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
ot the South Platte Land company wilt
be held at the office of said company at
Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. ru. on tho
4th day of March. A. D 1914.
C. It. MOItnlLL. President.
Minneapolis (Srnln Mnrket. '
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 14. WH BAT No.
1 hard. 94u; No. 1 northern. 9193Ko- No.
2 northern. 894(3910; No. 3, SSHOSSttc;
May, tKi(ij90'ic; July, 92V4c.
FLOPK Unchanged.
PAULEY 45UV7c.
RYU-u650c.
BHAN t'nehanged.
COIIN Kb. 3 yellow. E7C7Uc.
OATS-No. 3 white, 3ftffC4c.
FLAX-Jl.52liffl.54W.
Local srcurlllfM.
Quotations furnished by Uurns. Drinker Co.,
443 OnuUiu National bank building:
um. Askea.
American Ag. Cbem. Si. 11:1 0H
American 1. & U U. 19:1
Auburn. Neb.. Sa. 1V3 99 V
IHr & Co.. pfd 94
Pea Molnea Selvuol 4.a. 1SJJ 10JV,
rtemont. Neb.. U. ft E. ,
Faltmont, Creamery 7 per cent pfd.. 100
Huntington It. L 1. Co. 6s. jDTf...... Si
Uon Bonding ft Surety Co.. Omaha. 110
Mountain Statea T. t. T. stock t4
Mag. Petroleum p. c. notes, J91C,. 58 H
Macon Co., Mo., Ret. U. 13!4 102t
City ot Omaha 4Hs. 1MJ ltd
City ot Omaha 14s, 1X1 100
Otturawa, la. School (ijs, 19M 100
Omaha & C. II. St Hy. U. im
Omabu & C n. a.. Ity , pfd 8tj
Omaha E. U ft P., pfd 824
raektri Nat. Ilank. South Omaha m
Pacific T ft T. is. 1M7
Republlo II. i L Si. ltll 98
Republic ot Cuba U S
Union Stock Yards stock SS
Utah Power ft Lltht Co. is M
Blseeton, H. P., Hef. ts. 19JI W
Swift & Co. (a, 151 1 M
Sslt Lake School tVts, i98t loo
Spokane & In. Etnp. IU It. it. 19M.. i
Sleux city Kef. aa, Io u. ...... 9i
blato Ilauk, Omaha..
J7 W,
9U,
1001,
100
10m
191
133
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MW
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101H
li
101
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A. H MINOR. Secretary,
Lincoln, Neb., f eoi
I
St. Joseph. Live Stock Mnrket,
ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts liO head; steady; steers, S,w
lit 90: cows and heifers, S4.004jb.65; calves,
K.OCVlt 10.00.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1.600 had. Market
steady, top, U.25; bulk of s-tles. tS.XHjti.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS No receipts.
Market unchanged; lambs, 17.00j7CO.
Oils and Iloaln.
NEW YORK, Feb. H COTTONSEED
niT Uissfl-it' ti-4ri n cmntnA-. -aoakllA. l7Afi
ruary M 1914. leb-IOt. j718; March. H-W, May, 17.33, July, n.5t.i
U. S. Steel pfd.
i"ian uonper
Va. -Csrollns Chemical ..
Wabash
Wabash pM
Wwtern Maryland
Western Union
Westlnghoune Electric ..
Wheeling & Lake Erie..
Chlno Copper
N. v.. N. II. ft It
Ray Con. Copper..
Total, sales for the day, lSJ.COO shares.
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Feb. H.-MONEY Call.
nominal; no loans. Time loans, steady;
Sixty days, 2HB2& per cent; ninety days,
2iQ3 per cent; six months, 3WS3J4 per
cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER-S'iJW per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy: slxtv.
day bills, 14.8365; for demand. S4.S540;
commercial bills, t4.82.
SILVER Ear, 5iHc; Mexican dollars.
45c.
BONDS Government, Btcady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ns follows:
V. 8. ref. Is. reg. . . S8; K. 0. So. ref. Ss.
do coupon 1i L,. 8. deb. ts, 1931
V. 8. 3s. reg 103 I,. & N. unl. 4a..
do coupon 10 M. K. ft T. 1st 4s
U. B. 4s. rtt...;....1115i do xen. 4U
do coupon 113 Mo. l'jclflc 4s 61
rsnama Is coupon. .103 do con v. u 74
Amer. Ag. Ss 10M, N. It. It. ot M. 4Hs 80
A. T. b T. ct. is. 95 N. Y. C. g. 3Hs... 84
Am. Tobacco 6a.... lit do deb. 4a 90
Armour ft Co. 4Hs.. MS N. Y N. II. ft II.
Atchison ien. 4s.... 96i cv. 3'4s 74
99 N. ft W. IBt c. 4s... 94U
101(1 "do cv. 4s ...... 104
94h No. Pacific 4a. .V... 95Ti
S5H do 3a .. 68 U
12.. 8 22WI 7 -J5l 6 4JI ' 18 71 6 13 4 22
i.vii 15 1 "oiii 7 v.i K-riii r. nn 16 lo 4 l.i
Feb. 14, 'J 7 btti 0 ttii 6 W 8 77 1 I 4 02
CATTLE---lcccipts wcro so light to
day as to be of no importance whatever,
but the total ror tho week amounts to
15,475 head, being larger than lust week,
but with thut exception tho smaller for
many weeks and smaller than tor a year
ugo by over 4,000 head.
Under tho Influence of moderate re
ceipts and a fair buying demand tho
market on all kinds of killing cattle,
that Is on cows nnd heifers as well as on
beet steers, has gradually firmed up
and at tho close of tho week prices are
around 1015c higher than at the close
of lust week. At eastern points the
market has been weak owing to more
liberal supplies and to tho further fact
that tho consuming demand waa none
loo brisk.
Stockers and feeders sold stronger dur
ing the early part ot the week and later
on cased ofr a little, so that at tho closo
thero Is very little difference In current
prices than at the closo of last week. x
tuotat.ons on cnttlci Good to choice
beef steers. J8.;X)&S.75; fair to good beef
steers, J7.85f8.20; common 10 fair beel
stccr&, S7.lKJit.7.85; good to choice cornfed
heifers, J7.0ugs.00; good to choice cows,
6.5O?j77.50; fair to good graCes, J3.7506.6O;
common to fair gruiUs, Jt.'iVLi'o.M; good
to choice stockera .nnd feeders, $7.60
S.15; fair to good tockers and feeders,
J7.2og7.50; common to fair stockcrs and
feeders, JG..7K37.25; stock cows and heif
ers, J6.00it7.25; stock calves, J6.6058.00;
veal calves, JS.0010.23; bulls, stags, etc.,
$5.50Jf7.23.
HOGS Supplies were very moderate
oven for a Saturduy, but the demand did
not seem to bo overly good, and trade
opened ruther dull. From tho outset, bide
on good butcher nnd heavy stuff were
steady, but during the early rounds tho
lighter hoes Wpre morn rtr irS.q nrirliptnrt.
i3H8ellers were of tho opinion that values
1.4 , flhntllrl lin ullirlitlv Vildin. n.1 .1,0
first hour they held their offerings on 11
nickel higher basis, but in tho end they
wero forced to meet the prices proposed
by the buyers, and when the bulk of the
supply moved, the prices puld wero gen
erally steady. Values wero more or less
uneven, somo of tho decent butchers look
ing to bo a llttlo stronger, while thi
mixed and llcht kinds Wivr nn better
soo 114; in, uvi than steady, and In somo cases were
V" l ' .. 11.,.. . I . 1
05 'thine. hnwovfr thn mnrlrnt nnn li
quoted as steady with Friday. Buyers'
reluctanco to take hold of the light stuff
mado trade more or less drnggy, but tho
moderate run was pretty well, cleaned up
by 10:30 o'clock. .
Bulk of offerings moved at J8.2OS8.40,
with a top of J8.45. For the week values
show a net decline of ubout 10c. For tho
first two days values looked up a little,
but from that time on, heavy receipts at
this point, and stumpy markets- else
where forced tho trado steadily down
ward, so that today is the first time
since Tuesday that prices have even'held
their own. Today's top of JS.45 Is a flat
lOo lpwer than a week ago, and Is 15c
below tho year's high mark ot JS.60, paid
last Tuesday.
Receipts amounted to seventy-nine cars,
or 4,676 head, making tho week's total
65,941 head. This Is over 12.000 head larger
than a week ago, but almost 2,000 head
short of the same period last year. This
week's run Is the heaviest of the year, to
date, and Tuesday's heavy supply was
the largest slnco Juno of last year,
SHEEP As nearly always Is tho case
on a Saturday, no sheep or lambs of any
Consequence appeared at tho yardB this
morning. Receipts for tho week have been
64,920 head, which is a llttlo more than
last week, but about normal with tho
corresponding week a year ago.
The continued cold weather has had a
stimulating effect on the eastern trado In
dressed mutton, creating a bullish feeling
U,M.7heep. and lamba on the K0of hero.
..J,0,Jrce on Innibs show an advance
of 10Ii25c, and aged sheep about 10gl5c.
as compared with the close of last week
It seems to be the general opinion among
killers continues extremely sensitive to tho
f,u .L,he, r.cePts- 8 un indication of
!5Ihtihpa?ke.rs..aKaln showed consid
erable discrimination against anything
only half hat and were, as a rule! "cry
nnrtlrnln-. no ... ,....1 V. uit: ry
ramh. n- ... ."r.y. weight
300 2l't
' S 26$,
..ft.
(.700 M'i
i,3oi ioiii
"'sm ii6i
21s;
26 Vi
ioiH
iieii
S00 12i US4
' 800 4li s,
300 liCS, 133V4
17,303 1681,, WK
"
1114
100
4.100
4.100
89a
10?,
:oo 2m :oh :
4,300
1,300
300
400
27H
84
36;
91)1
26 ?i
84
36 H
8, MO lM'.-i 163
60
47
MO now
800 1,8 H
r.9T4
110
700
coo
i.'ioo
1,200
too
BIS
70h
"thii
73H
20H
4U
70V4
7 HI,
2014
17
ft I
244
3H4
52',,
t:4
45'.
28S
lO'.i
331,
fs;
1011,
1061,
1)
247
3714
PSH,
101H
123
92Vi
37 U
92 Vj
215
33H
60
13;
102'.
136'i I
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134U
131i
15.
191.
SOT,
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1321,
371,
112
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914
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100
1.W4
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2814
13&4
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It's
90
29
10l
70
11CU
23.
43S
ISSVi
167 T4
M4
8911
1014
7
1
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331.4
I6H
2J
84
3CS
15K
183
84H
MU.
63 S
66
11014
31U
84
31
644
70
6
4JH
7114
20'4
97
91 "h
do cv. 4s. 10..
dO CT. OS
A. C. L- 1st 4s...
Uat. ft Oblo 4s....
da 3Hs
Ilrook. Tr. cr. 4s.
On. of Oa. Da. ..
Cen. Leather Cs..
flliO. H. L. rfdg. 4a ..94
. 9 rena. cr. 3Hs, 1915. 99
.103 do con. 4a 1004
. S9i;!teJlnr sen. 4s. .. 96u
Cbea, ft Ohio 4M-. S7V, s. I ft S. P. fg 4i 7H
do conr. 4Ha hh 00 gen, ts w
Chicago X. A. in:. t3V4St. L S. W con. 4s. 76ti
C. B. A U. J. 4a.... 9fi.S. A. U adj. (a.... 78,
do gen. 4 93-. So. I'.c. col. 4a.. .. 93U
C M S V c 44e..lOSH do cr. 4s tt
C. It. I, ft P. c. 4s (. do 1st ref. 4s M;
do rfg. 4a 789. So. Rullway Ss ....losU
r, ft rt. r ft e 44a S do gen 4 7H,
D. ft II. cr. 4 i) Union t'arlflc 4s. . 974
D, & It. O. ref. is.. 714 iVi cr. 4s 92,
DUtlllers (s 6714 dn l,t ft ref. 4s... 9
Krle p.yt. 4s 87 V. B. Itubber 6s... 10344
do gen. 4a 734 f. Steel 2d Ss . .102S4
do cr. 4s. ler. II.. v..i'. oen. ds V7
III. Ceo. 1st r. 4s..
Inter. Met. 44s....
Inter M. II. 44s.
Japan 44s
Bid. Offered.
S3. Wahaab 1st & ei. 4a Slli
78V Western Md. 4a. .
Weat. Kite. cr. Cs.
904 Wis. Central 4s....
Boston Mlntutf Stores.
BOSTON, Peb. 14. Closing quotations
nn ttnrks were:
. siu aionawg
. 7Neada Con. ...
. 9) Nlplaslng Mines
5 3-16 North Ilutte ....
. CS4 North Lake ....
.43 nid IXmlnlon ..
. 17H Osveola . .
rvnnr llini. C. C. MSQulnor
Kail Dutte C. M . 12 Shannon
i.-nvii 44 Superior
Granbr Con, ..... 84. i-uperlor. & D.
Greene ttnanea ... Tamarack .
Isle noraia topper. ,'' .
Kerr lAVe dqpfd
i"ian con
. rtaa chopper Co....
Allouea
Atnal. Copper ..
A. Z. U S...
Arltoua Com. ..
Cal, ft Arliona..
Cal. ft Hecla....
Centennial
M
Lsice Copper
1 - Mail (nooer.
l. a. IK CoDDer W Infill
Or sheeD wern nnt in mi.iu
!.tah8inm" ,b"y"lJeeenled 'to want some:
"'N 1 ; "l.:!".'' ?uu.u a-"u 01 nanaywelcht.
thi. Vi w 0I,tne red western Iambs at
,w?hks cl?so movetl around J7.lura'
reaching J7.65. A wek ago most of the
fed western lambs changed hands nt J6 80
n?'h ?fmhnytn tne general Qiiallty
of the lambs offerings was a little better
than tho close of the previous week
, A very fait supply 0f ewes showed up
of UeAL0the week ad range
or 4.sy36.20 took the most of them an
compared with JI.c5-36.OO a week ago
Very fair quality was the rule most of
the week, though few strictly choice
grades were available. Best ewes a
if Mo'mV :?na,Ul P0M,b Www
Jo.30. Somo wethers yesterday were, irnn.t
enough to bring J5.76. leruay were sood
quotations on sht.'p und lambs I nmh.
good to choice, i7.ak&7.60: lambs' fnh? t
ewes, fair to good, tt OOijfi lj. ' 5-166S0i
CHICAGO LIVE ST4ICK 3IAUKUT
Cattle Steady 11,,,, Kn. pJve
to Ten Advance.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14. - CATTr F- n.
I7ef6r-J,rad: m,irket yT bevneV
J7.00u9.C0; Texas steer-s, J6.S0flb.W- wt
era sters. Jt0fe7.c6; stockera and fed
ers. J5.60S8.CO; cows and hVlfere rt&
8.50; calves. 7.S0ftl0.D0 neuem, J3.60S
HOGS-IUcelpts. y.ceo head; markt
east at 5c to 10c advance bulk ni - ffii.
TO.W; light. S.3Jt5?ie6 mixed j&iSfi.
8.65; heavy. ,S.254J81b, rough. 82Ms in
pigs. J7.50iS8.45. 8-Ba.40,
SHEEP AND LAJIUS-Uecolpts 600
head; market slow; native iitml
western. J4.753C0Q; yearlings IstsIiio-'
lambs. native. SC.st.SO; festerti a!so
7Sti
934
i94
Miami Copper
4S14
lVi
64
34
24
44
83
67
74
314
24
40V
44
484
13.
UU
44
474
Metnl SInrket.
NEW YORK. Peb. 14. II ETA LS The
markets were dull and practically nom
inal. Iake copper, nominal; electrolytic.
J14.87H; casting, JH.C2H4J 14.75. Iron un-
ST. IX)L'IS. Peb, 14 METAL Lead,
lower; J3.85. Spelter, lower, J5.I6.
b ti liar 3Iurket.
NEW YORK. Peb. 14--SPaAIt-IUw.
oulet: muscovado. 2 SSe. centrifugal, 3,4Sc.
molasses, r76c, refined, quiet.
8.S. bulk of bales, JS.25ftS.40
SHEEP ANU LAMIiS-RccelpU.
head, no quotations.
MONEY IN GRAIN
jte. V rite for prticuUis. nnaiuV linkstsn
Slotix City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Peb. 11, CATTLE
Receipts. 2(Xi heid; no quotations
HOGS-Recelpts. 4.0Cu head: market
?Uh,iHri5? Uevys rs$h'. ,nls. nxo
10)
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