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THE OaiABA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 1, 1914.
RKAL ESTATE.
citv rnoi'KiiTV for sali:.
Money to Loan
On Omaha Residences
Loans for Building Purposes
Large Loans on Centrally Located
Business Properties at Competitive Rates
Loans Desired on
Eastern Nebraska Farms
Prompt Service
Your Business Solicited
W. H. THOMAS
228 State Bank Bldg.
Hi ACRES, well Improved, prices right
$100 cash, balance samo as rent, buys
good cottage. Price 1,S00.
MYRTLE DUEL,
CU1 N. 23d St. Phone after 10 a. in.,
Webster 1052.
GOOD HOME
Eight rooms, modern. In nice order,
full lot, 60x135, with cement walks and
Iron ftnee; large, new barn and gnrngo
combined; near !4th St. car line, at 221S
Grant, for only J3.500.
W. H. GATES,
Room 617 Omnha National Honk Bldg.
Phones Douglas 3231, Web. 26SS.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM .ft RANCH LANDS FOR SAI.Q
California.
THIRTY" YEARS' TIME.
A flno farm for you In tho Golden
Gooco Lake vnlloy of California and
Oregon. Honest land and low prices.
Fruit, grain, alfalfa, hogs, poultry and
dairying. Ideal soli and climatic condi
tions. Very small payment down, thirty
years on the balance It you want It
Good markets; ,blg Irrigation system;
3alrport new town oil Lake Shore and
railroad. A big, honest, broad-daylight
opportunity. Particulars free. Wrlto
Land Commissioner, N. C. O. Ry., Fal r
port, Cal.
Colorado.
FOR RENT or sale. I have a good 1C0
acics that I cannot look after. Want to
ront for a term of ycai' to somo ono
iblo and willing to properly care for it.
or will Belt on long time payments. All
fenced, Reliable private water rights. No
alkali or seepages. Hod noil. Productivo.
Near railroad and school. Willing to pay
In land and water for improvements. This
land Is worth JCO an acre. Thero Is good
money in aystsmatlo farming. The land
is euro to Increase In value. If Interested
give particulars as to means and exper
ience. Ton wilt ho dealing directly with
the- owmV, Address Frank. ISldredge, Dur
ango, Colo. o
Florida.
FLORIDA
200 FARMS
FREE
IN PALM BEACH COUNTY,
FLORIDA
In tho heart of the grapefruit, orange
and plneapplo country, tho land of threo
crops a year; 11,000 an acre Is often
mado hero from winter vegetables alone.
This land which wo will give away Is
some of the most fertile land In this
county. It has been deeded to us to ad
vertise our town.
ibid Wo Must Give It To
200 Peoplo "Who Mnko
A Visit To Lako Worth.
We want you to see Lake Worth.
Thero aro no restrictions; you do not
have to scttlo on this land or farm It un
less you want to. Cheap excursion rates
to Lako Worth March 3. March 17. April
7, April 21. Address Secretary, Chamucr
of Commcice, Lako Worth, Fin., or Mc
Xee & Dearlng, Ml Urandcla Bids..
Omaha, Neb."1 I
WHY RAISE ISO CROPS ON $100 TO
tXO INDSt WHY NOT RAISE 200
CROPS ON 30 TO J60 ?LVNDST Wo own
a tract of forty thousand acres of the
finest citrus fruit, vegetable and sugar
cane land In Florida; located In the east
ern portion of DeSoto county, on the west
coast of Florida (not In the Everglades).
This land Is being ditched whero neces
sary, and other Improvements iiro going
In. Is being settled un ranldlv. About
one-halt of this land has been sold to
actual and prospective settlers. Our prices
and terms are within tho reach of any
one. Write to us for maps, plats and descrip
tive literature. Good, LIVE AGENTS
wanted In every rommunlty. Liberal com
mlttlon. FLORIDA FRUIT FARMS
i uau'any. uz urand Ave., Temple. Kan
vas city. Mo.
nwr - n i.Mn,M. - -a.
JJOu; unimproved five acres. 175: othr ten
to forty-acro places cheap. (1EOROH
iios 7i, Lako City, norlda.
Gcorala.
road station, 530 acre; water, timber, cli
mate. Thos. W. McAllister, Buen. Vista.
JotYBt.
14 miles from Omaha; about M acres un
der cultivation, 25 acres pasture, 6-roorr
house, barn and other outbuildings; 4
mile to school; land Is rolling, but not
rough; 9 acres in com last year Will
rent for cash or shore rent, or will
ell pbeap on smalt payment down. Pop
teuton given at once. Will tako In som
trade.
V. T. HEYDEN. 1814 Harney St, Omaha.
Neb. Phones; Douglas ius or Web
ster 121.
7S.0 PER ACRE.
120 acres or land S miles from tho cen
ter of Council Bluffs and 10 mllea from
th center of Omaha; 60 acres of this
farm are In cultivation. IS acres alfalfa;
rive-room house, barns (2), cave, wells,
spring, etc.: and excellent dalrv firm:
owner might trade for a smaller placo
A. F. SMITH CO
21 Pearl Street
Phone 329. Council Bluffs, la.
Kaunas.
SCO ACRES, all smooth, good coll; good
aater, Kearney county, Kansas, west of
Harden City; will sell all or any part;
aiust sell soon. Address owner, 341$ Agnes
Ave., Kansas City, Mo. o
MUsonrL
FARMS fpr sale. J5 down, 35 monthly
buys to acres good timber land, near
town, Texan Co., Mo.! price, $0; perfact
muc ni, i. jarrcii, uiu vernon, ill.
RBAIi ESTATE.
CITY rilOPKIlTY FOR. RAI.n.
Mlmit'HOin.
280-ACRB FARM, 35 miles from Min
neapolis, 1V4 miles from a good railroad
town; part under cultivation, balance
meadow and pasturo land; good soil;
good elght-ruom house, worth 13,000;
barn, granary, corn cribs, cattlo sheds,
machlno sheds, etc.; 14 cows, 20 head of
steers und heifers, three horses, hogs,
chickens, complete set farm machinery,
buggies, wagoni, sleds, (0 tons of hay,
l.iw baskets corn, 160 bushels mixed
grain, 175 bushels potatoes; In fact, every
thing on the farm goes except tho fur
niture. Price, 112,000. One-half cash.
Schwab Bros., 102S Plymouth Bldg.. Min
neapolis, Minn.
00 IMPROVED farms southern Minns
sota; lowest price; best terms. Write
vnn ha l ,ir nnmh., i,n..
and unimproved farms In the famous
Red River valley. For further informa
tion wrlto today to Baker-Lamb Land
Co., Unrnosvlllo, 'Minn.
McliritolM.
FOR SALE 2C8 a. good farm, house,
orchard, farm land, hay, pasture, wood
and water. Prlco JDO per a. Part cash,
part time. Lars Bartclson, Butte, Nob.
DO YOU WANT A FINE HOME OF 240
acres In tho Eden of America, Cass
county, Nebraska? Ono that has been
farmed and CONTINUALLY IMPROVED
by the owner' for 15 years, who Is now
going to quit farming, and will tako 16,000
on easy terms. Finest grain and stock
farm, all In high state of cultivation; over
(4,600 worth raised on It this season. Has
large house and tenant house; 2o other
buildings; unfailing well, flno orchard, to
acres pasture, good market towns on C,
ft, I. & P., and C, B. & Q. R. R, maln
.no mllu to school; telephone and
ftJT'JR'.A1, Ior. Possession March L
ACT QUICKC. C. F. Bouck, Greenwood.
Neb,
FOR 8ALE-320 ncros smooth, rich
XarmitlCr lntlll nna. llnHlnitnn i r 1 1 1
county, Neb., for J20 an aero. P. L. Spcn.
tur, jirumgion, iep.-
BIGGEST BARGAIN WESTERN NEB.
W0 acres smooth, rich valley land. Wrlto
Jpr price, Pumpkin Creek Land Co.,,
Redlngton, Morrill county, Nebraska.
TWO BIG LAND BARGAINS. I
Section good farming land, Chcyenno
county, Neb., for I12.W an acre.
we section Kimball countv. Kh.. t.i
an acre. Wrlto owner, I'. O. Box 257.
Omaha.
farmlntf land, ready for plow, IUchland
rnlllltv, V. IV fAtifnl It o-r. ,1.11... ...s
Addrei Hnckney Iud Credit Compauy,
MH CT.UI, All I U II
A FOH UIk Kour 30-1C. P. ga.i
tractors with 8, lo or 13 bottom John
. v nn fiwiini ummi i UUU
as new, at on-half of cost prlco. Sto
or wrlto W. L. Hackney. Prior and Unl-
Ore iron,
OREGON nln iiuhllenllnno r,i. nM.
gon Almanac, Oregon Farmer and' othor
official books published by Stato Immi
gration CnminlMlllni. ttllnt- nf Auftlln..
climate and agricultural opportunities lor
mo man or mouerato means. Ask ques
tions, they will havo painstaking answers.
Wo havn linthlnv in aAlt A rl.lm.. itnmt.
S2. Portland Commercial Club, Portland,
VIO. o
SPECIAL proposition for renters. If
you haVo 1000 cash It will bo worth your
whllo to y.-'tj us for Information mi lond
at Ontario, Ore. Wo are preparing this
land for crop and you will bo under Very
light expense to gt a first-class start.
Havo Just issued new literature. Send
ior 'L. reKon oml Western Colonisation
Co., 83! Paxton Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
' Tcxna.
5 MAY MAKE YOU 115.000
In tho wonderful Texas. oil fields; now
Drenarinir to rtHll; v,.n aIa I 21
hi pr?'"a trom co-oporatlv well; FREE
iwm maps. Auurcss lllythe
League Oil Co., SSt Scanlan Bldg., llbus
ton, ffoxnn 9 '
vTtMSn SC,I0.U t10 OPENING
Million acres coming oji market. U-Co to
34 acre: So acre cash. bal. 40 years. Ad
ance nrormatlon and map, 4o postage
Journal Publishing Co.. Houston. "11.
.TvnoDanee.
GOOD farms for sale on I, C. II, ft,
JS mllcj. north Memphis, Tenn; bust lo
cation for diversified farming In south.
Wrlto for list J. R. Hall St bon. Coving,
toil, Tenn.
Waaltlnarton.
, WAaHINOTON WANTS YOU.
Ask Bureau Statistics and Immigration
or ijtaje of Washington for free official
nranu. UU1UB. JOniBinS GCtaUetl
information by counties showing farm-
?JftAu5",..1?l,' Ul"u veils no 'land.
iroiympi:; ash."' ml"lon-.
FOR PROFIT
BUY GUARANTEED REAL ESTATE
1 U Bflll I, :NI(lkl nnnn o, A .
gi owing. (Alaska developments and
oiiuiun uinn win RiBKt c.ty grow fajlu
than vr. Tlmn in l.nu 1. ...
iS"? your .monuy back with Interest
?r "'..v. nui as represented.
Free title -nsurance. It you die befoni
completing payments heirs get deed to
i"ui' "to uiiu uik cun reiunu, qui
ter acre tracts In and near fastest gw
eaBy terms. Big book on Seattle free!
Pictures from 160 to 1913. Full particu.
iaro ir. Agents wanieu.
- C,WllK & HUNTING. o
639 Crary Bldg. Seattle Wash
Wltcoasia.
Upper Wisconsin
Rill fl.l.V mttA ..... .
th union. Settlers wanted. Lands foi
for booklet. It on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant Stat acres wanted. Wrlv tbout
lands ask for booklet oo apple orchard I
In WUconsln. Address Land Dept. BoJ
URAL ESTATE.
FARM A RANCH LA MIS FOIl HAM.
IVIsconaln.
Wo Havo Soma Great Uargalns
In 44 to lG0-acro tracts, close to largo
mnrkcts, thirty-Inch rainfall, a wondor
fully productivo soil, trout streams
thrcugh mnny tracts, tlno hunting, good
roads, schools, telephones, rural delivery,
where you can raise fruit (100 cars ship
ped from vlninlty year 1913), root crops of
llio finest quality, grains, alfalfa, grasses
of nil klndj; a natural dairy or stock
country. Orchard Valley, UayflcM
county, Wisconsin, Is the place (along
the shore of Lake Superior). Over ISO
Kales made to date. Hpeclal Inducements
o actual settlers. Prices iow, terms
e.-ir.y. Write for illustrated booklet, tes
timonial", etc. Danaher-llolton Com
pany, 309 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis,
Minn. o
LAND HAKES-If you are looking far
tho test and cheapest land In Wisconsin,
you should worry, but write for particu
lars to S. W. Gregory, Btono Lake, Wis. o
OFFICIAL publications concerning solL
cllmato and crops of Wisconsin walled
free to thoso addressing Wisconsin SU.U
Board of Immigration, Capitol MOO. Mad:
son. Wit.
Wyoming.
NEW LAND OPENING.
The readers of The Omaha Bee ard here
bv notified Hint wn wilt soon, onen for
Wo and settlement a new tract of twen-
ty-flvo thousand acres or the choicest
land in the Golden Pralrlo district of
Wyoming. A reliable farmer representa
tive wanted In every county. Write aa
once for literature and full particulars.
THE FEDERAL LAND AND SECURI
TIES COMPANY,
Dept. r, 100 West 17th St, Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Miscellaneous,
COME south and grow up with the
country. I will sell you part of my
land at Wavslde. Washington ennntv:
Miss. Tho location Is pleasant and
healthy. I like the country, vou will.
This .land produces many kinds of crops,
is ery prouueuvo ana prontaoic. xoil
can buy this land for about one-third
tho Dries of eastern Nebraska lnnd. and
each aero you farm will not you a good
arai more money, iso trades considered.
If you are Interested wrlto or call uron
mo at tho Ilcnshaw hotel, Omaha Neb.,
ucorgo li. oneiuon."
FAKM8 FOIl SAIjE.
130 ACRES, or SO acres, closo to Omaha:
or rent cheap for cash. SOS N. 19th St.
Douglas 4147.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY to loan on farms or city prop
erty anywhere in tho U. S. at only C
per cent simple Interest; buy, build or
pay off mortgages, long time, easy pay
ments. Emplro Realty & Mortcago Co..
618 Gas & Electric Bldg., Dcnvor, Colo. o
J100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wesd. Wcad Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
6
PITV T.HANU U.mla.Pnt-lh.,i, r
0 310-312 Brnndels Theater Building?
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GARVTN BROS i- wo and up.
V -tr -UIVUO. 0ma)n NttU nan
FAItvT
Wm. McCorm'ck. 1201 Farnam. Red 065.'
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
lnnna nn NahrnMlrn farm, nnri Omnhn ii.
property In any amounts.
T 1 llt.I T" T,
... iin-tLcii,
City National Bank Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. II Thorna. z?" state Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
V. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
CITY and farm loam, B, 6H, a. j. n.
Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam. Omaha.
HARRISON & MORTON. 816 Om. Nat
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
1018 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas" 1715.
REAL ESTATE, WANTED.
TTV
IH.K.rll; U. m ! I sTl .
1 1 1 ii ill
Co. Over 100 sales In 1913. Call Doug
FOIl SALE OR EXCHANGE JR. B.
Neb., lcrklna county, 40 A. broken land.
wiiu uiiu Dim nuuse una wen, out im
provements gone now. Prlco 118 per acre.
Mtg 31,100; trude for Florence property.
(277) 520 nrrnm Imnrnu.-I l..n1 T.-.I
mundn Cit.. H. 11. A mllna r.Ain in,n. irrr
acres In cultivation; land level, soli good,
Improvements small, but good.' Prlco,
3O.S00. Enc, 33,900; per cent Owner
wants 80 acres near Dodge, Neb.
tfSTfi) l!i aprny Intnllir. I -.. n n U ,
Dodge Co., Neb. Good Improvements;
all fenced; brick yard and all equip
mcnts on place. Must bo seen to ,bo ap
preciated. Prlco 110.000. Clear. 'Trade
mllo from town. Prlco 31,000. To ex-
rhnn rrn '
l'M!W1M.nr farm t a i
HuBglns. Texas Co.. Mo. 6-room house,
700 bearing apple trees; rents for of
A 'irJS ,B..?.1" rice ja per acre.
Eno. ll.ooa Will trade for anything
worth the money.
J. A. ABBOTT & COMPANY,
43S Stato Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
KIOtlT1 ln nn ,. .l 1I...I
,i?t0. '?. tor. comer, 10 per cent
r. U SJlu"n.",u,,u,l Payment Largo
Seward. Address tho owner at 401 City
.iwiuHfti xjmin, umana, iseb.
nnnn i in rn. -
nesa. Lxch.. 3M Om. Nat Bk. Doug. 1809.
nnvKtiwMKKT .....' i ',:
lecurltles or land for auto, other prop.
. i. wnu. wuui, VI.
, i'. u . viv, .uiiu 111 IVlw
?r?Sni-?Vnl Co'owo. Triced right;
drawing 7 Per cent Interest My equity,
33.840. would trado for good Income city
?irJ)Jlf.rty or, nmll stock of merchandise
tTVfJ?' ei.n,8ld.c,.a sood automobile up to
dreV$aBeeh.aV yU l fferT AU'
4-ROOM hnn.A rliv . . . '
Jheds. about iae-re's.leasedd?roBS
car lino and paved street. Cheap for cash
ML X? V" or caTtle.08!!:
, v. ut U1U,-
' . . - . t
ti.rT0 cl,nnK western Nc-
rCZZuZ L jt,v'" -u'uuo larm land for
Sidg!;Vmahal.CC r nal"' 63 Stata Bank
WANTED TO BUY.
Highest prices paid for furniture. D.397L
WANTED GOO CARS SCRAP IRON
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RUBBER
,r AND METAL;
W,1' P'"! Promptly upon receipt
cY,K.ITK tor P,cc and shipping tags.
SONKEN GALA MBA IRON & METAL
,r - . . . COMPANY.
(Largest dealors west of the Mississippi.)
Kansas City. Kan,
DAMOND-y to 1 karat State partlo
Hi!" il lrtter.Adirst P-119. care Sie.
WANTED TO KENT.
TWO rooms, furnished for dressmak
ing, north part of city, close In. good lo
catlon, rcasbnable. Web. 6396,
HVK STOCK MAU1CKT OP WEST
SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save
nrileago and shrinkage. Tour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten-
Uon. 7
Live Block ComtuUalou Ucrchauts.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Washburn Satisfied with Outlook of
the Wheat Market.
SEE-SAW BACK AND FORTH
Trader In the Pit Are Uncertnln
Jnst What Stand to Take suit
tto from Pillar to Post on
Buylns; nnil Selling.
OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 23, 1914.
John Washburn, tbe head of Washburn
Crosby Milling company, one of the larg
est concerns In the world, was on the
board of trade yesterday. He was un
usually guarded in his conversation rela
tive to breads tuff s, but when ntiked as
to whether the millers of the spring wheat
nil I n r rt ....... . ......... .....
plies of wheat, he said that In his opinion
vmio wm uu enqugn wneac to go arounu
and that so far as his firm Is concerned
thAl'n I .1 n 4 , n n.. t n . . ..
..u uiiLaiiiiicoB nuavvi nm ill
ample wheat to carry them through until
-""" -ii io uviuiauie.
Mr. AVashburn referred to the country
elevators' stocks of tho three spring
wheat states as being at least 15,000,000
bushels, and he also spoko of excellent
crop prospects In the winter wheat belt
and of tho probability that ownors of
bo nnv !f.f- .""Khout the southwest will
bo anxious to dispose of their surplus In
atlon n pronounce1 crl' detcrlor-
Wn.hh,r,?sr l2 ih! fl?ur b"lnesa Mr.
AVashburn reported trade was good, not
TLon,omc8tl ,but on export acSount
fflh.n0r.hJ?af maet waa a seesaw af
oniv ?tcr,dy. weak and lower early,
mnrui.0 van.ce. before th dose. The
?n i Prc.B1e,nted an oversold condition
ami when this was discovered the laree
-nTblM'.h fUra tered the pu
fff f 2Tftha.t m?nth and th ram and
snoU PJ'onals trailed on. Resting
VkWiic JTlth,1,' ,h?wed net losses of
flnm ,.,alth0.,iBh f'o'ngs were
r?nJn.ti1b.itom ltSfel' reached. l2rgir
t?fo 2hS in the northwestern markets it-
both that,ient d,ca.', of. ""entlon from
Dotn the bulls and tho bears. The bulls
ft46rL1r-nSilp.JIlg.8a,d that tho receipts of
yestcrdiiv1 .two northwestern mSrkets
thl, .iay wafl .thu reau" "f old sales and
Coinh.!Uniav4s-now com,nf 'orwatd.
Jtpin displayed moro or less strength
?nd 0 ?.8Fd at the best prices after ranc-
S5.,th,l J"he deferred months we?e
unchnnged, whllo the May was tho
JHSSS,t.Vcllon h8her. The country's
falnretSor5 '"or?, cely and those who
ip wltl&as'e? bCUeVe that h ro
Oats wore dull and the rango of nrlces
Z0V,'iv hanses 'olio wing tho course of
corn. There was little business In cash
SaiI?.a,lr0un.tl.ns t0 1,000 bushels. h
in"adrHl.no' H-n .'?;. a "YTr pf rest-
wujijiB aiao in itio uro-
i nc- f Pih.i.Ji"??. w" e01 .?:
.. ,..;.. , "men was creaitea
iLS8tMrn l'ackr. and there was somo
liquidation by scattered holders.
-oii xncui. wub tc nigner.
cash corn was unchanged to lc higher.
Cash oats were Wo higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, CSS 000
bushels.5 C'rn ",0W bushel,; oats
Vei??0i.. ciose: Whct. Hd hlghor;
corn, Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts wcro 84O.000
busheis and shipments 504.000 bushels,
against receipts of cz 1,000 bushels and
shipments of 391.000 bushels lost year.
Primary corn receipts were B'r.Ooo bush
els and shipments RiO.UXI bushels, against
receipts of 772.U0O bushels and shipment
of m.OOO bushels last year.
Primary oats recolpts were 602,000 bush
els and shipments fil3,00u bushels, against
recolpts of 4T0.0U0 bushels and shipments
of K,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS. .
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Omaha 67 117 22
St Louis .., 30 33 35
Chicago 93 ,262 167
Minneapolis 39t .. ..
Duluth 16
Winnipeg Va
The following cash sales were reported;
Wheat: No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, 86a;
1 . . . i-r 1 . . , , . . . 01 . . n.... t, .. . .
X vui, ov4Vi, A vai, ouyi, uuia. okuiiuaiu,
1 car, 39c. No. 3 white, 2 cars, 3Sc; 13
cars, 3Sc. No. 4 white, 1 car, 37c. Corn:
No. 2 white, 1 car, 63c; ? earn. 2&c. No.
3 white, 1 car, 62c; 3 cars, 61o; 3 cars,
69c. No. 4 white, 1 car, C8c, No. 2 yellow,
2 cars, 62c; 4 cars, CtHc No. 3 yellow,
, .... .-ii. e . . r 1 .
a vur, ui;u, u laid, uvTiu.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
S6(867Ha; No. 3 hard, 8JH86Cc; No. 4
hard, 8034Hc; No. 3 spring, STWSSHc; No.
4 spring, EaSGo; No. 2 durum, 84niSSG,
No. 3 durum, 838lc. Corn: NO. 2 white.
62aC3c; No. 3 white, C963c; No. 4 while.
67M.QOtc; No. 2 yellow, 6lVi062c; No. 3
yellow, 6S4TO0c; No. 4 yellow, 66V4fG8c.
No. 2, 6SH69tta; No. 3, 6VAQo$a; No. 4,
6667Vo. Oats: Standard, 3SS9c; No,
3 white, 3794CT3SUC; No. 4 white. 37c, Bar-
CHICAGO GRAIN AW3 moVlSIONS
Features of the Trading; and. Closing;
Prloca on Hoard of -Trade.
CHICAGO, - Feb. 2S. Proof! that the-
odgo was off tho export demand spoileJ
the wheat market today for tho bulla.
Prices, after showing an upward bont,
closed weak at a loss of Ho to Ho not
Corn wound up tho tamo as last night
to ic hlghor, oats unchanged to 1-lSc
Off. In provisions the outcome was lOo
to liHtyaOc decline. Hope of foreign buy
ing dwindled rapidly among wheat
traders In tho last hour of the session.
Word came of a little export business at
Omaha and Kansas City for shipment by
way of the. gulf, but the total ' appeared
Insignificant. Meanwhile the domestic
milling call was moderate. As a result
some of the largor longs turned to the
selling side. Week-end liquidating nn the
part of less Important holders made the
depression at tho end of the day inure
complete.
Prospects of a cold wave before Mon-
LEGAL NOTICES,
X.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Bee Publishing Company wlU be
held at the office of said company in The
Bee Building. Omaha, at 4 o'clock p. m.
March 2, 1914. for the election of direct
ors tyr the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
l)y order of the president.
N. P. FE1U Secretary.
Klectlon Itotlce,
January 23d. 1914.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Notlco Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of tho stockholders of the Mis
souri Pacific Railway company will bo
held at tho general' office of the company,
In the city of St. Louis, Missouri, on Tues
day, March 10, 1914, at 9 o'clock a. m
foe the election of thirteen directors tor
tho ensuing year, and for the transaction
of any other business that may come be
fore said meeting. The annual meeting
of the directors will be held at the same
office on tho same day at 13 o'clock, noon.
The transfer books will be closed on Mon
day, February 2d, 1914, at 3 o'clock p. m.,
and will be reopened on Wednesday,
March 11, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company.
' By B. F. BUSH,
A . President
A. II. CALEF.
Secretary.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING Notice ta hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the South Platte Land company will
be held at the office of said company at
Lincoln. Neb., ut U oclock a. m. on th
4tn day of March, a. d. mi
fin uajr MORRILL, President
A. B. MINOR. Secretary
Lincoln, Neb., February i. WL Ftb. I3et
Utssolutlon of Partnership of
Fischer 4b Connell.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm of
Fischer & Connell. composed of II. Frnl
Fischer and Dan J. Connell, located at
SUS William street, Omaha; has been dis
solved by mutual consent on the SSth
day of February. 1914.
11. Fred Fischer assumes all outstand
ing obligations of the firm and becomes
owned of the business, including bills and
accc.up.ts recelveable and will continue
tho business at the same location.
II. FRBtT FISCHER,
11AV t rTIMMt.1t .T.
'M. 1-d. St
1 yellow, 2 cars, 6Sc; 1 car, 67c; 1 car,
67i4o; 2 cars, t7c. No. mixed, 4 cars,
Kan. K n-m f V 1Z 1 r.n r.Qn XT. 1 .,,lvnl
day ratchlng some 6f tho wheat crop
n.HU... l . ..... . I ,
"'"ivui inucii snuiv jiruicuun iiriycu
prices upward, while thero seemed lir.
chance of any considerable purchasing
being done for Europe. Freo offerings
from Russia and Roumanla. however,
were reported at Liverpool, and In tho
absence of any crop damage on this
sldo of tho Atlantic tho bulls lost con
trol, despite promise of world shipments
being light and of a fair decrease in il.o
United States visible supply.
Corn averaged higher, Investors as well
as shorts buying to an encouraging ex
tent the greater part of tho time. Roadi
In the country were said to bo breaking
up and the storks In rural elevators un
usually small. Pit speculators Inclined to
the bear side of oats. Big stocks on
hand furnished the reason.
Commission houses unloaded provisions,
especially lard. ,Tho warehouse statf
ment Monday was expected to bo discon
certing to holders and thero had also
been a decided break In hog prices at tin
yards.
Artlclel Open. High.
Low. Close.) Yes'y.
Wheat)
.May.
July,
944
94H
67 K
40
m
21 40
IOCS
10 80
94H
SS
67',4
C6il
40.
40i
21 23
10 63
04H
94K
S9U
67
66U
40H
40H
21 43
10 70
10 90
11 45
11 65
89
67',l
66
40H
40
21 25
88
Corn.
May.
July.
C7
66T4
40
Oats.
May.
July.
40
a p7M
Pork.
May.
Lard.
May.
10 62U
10 77H
11 37H
10 65
July.
10 72H
10 72V4
Ribs.
May.
July.
11 42H
11 G2H
11 SS
11 43
1135
U 45
11 47W
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 rprt.
95B"!4c: No. 3 red. 93S04c: No. 2 hnrl.
93o; No. 3. hard, 92O03c; No. 2 northern.
tt-jac; no. j norwiern, .ittjviKc: wo.
2 spring, 9tfjS6c; No. 3 spring, 33291c
Corn: No. OOHe61V4c; No. 3 white, 63V4
64c; No. 3 yellow. 6m2Hc. Oats-No.
3 white, S3M&WO'. standard. 40c Rye:
timothy, 33.76SC.40: clover, 11.7313.76.
Provisions: Pork, 21.27',4; lard, Jl0.32i4;
ribs. I10.62HHU.25.
CHEESE Higher; daisies. 1717Mc:
twins, 17017Hc; Americas, 17lSc; long
norns, ioitjiv!rC.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, 60 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin, red.
C036c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wiscon
sin, white, 6270c.
POULTRY Alive, Irregular; springs,
17c; fowls. ISHc.
.BUTTER Firm , creamery, 23V430c.
EGGS Higher; receipts. 7.629 cases: nt
mark, cases Included, 2626c; ordinary
firsts, 2626c; firsts. 2627c.
NEW YOniC fiENERAIi MAIIKET
Qnotntlona of tho Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-FLOUR-Flrmly
held; spring patents, ll.604.75;
winter straights, 4.204.33; winter pat
erts, 34.40S4.75, spring clears, 34.1034. 15;
extra No. 1 wlntur. 33.EiVa3.75: extrn. Nn.
2 winter, J3.25S3.fO; Kansas straights,
14.10(34.20.
WHEAT Snot, stendv: Nn. f Vinrrt
winter, 31.01, c. I. f., to arrive; No. 2
reu, i.ui. elevator, domestic; No. t
northern Duluth. si.oau. nnil Nn. 1
Mantoba northern, 31.05V4, f. o. b. afloat.
v uiures, quiet; Jiay, Ji.ua't; July, 97c.
tmban,,u.. ..... . . ' ... i
iiwiuuici. nvai-C. VUIIIII1UU AJ
1913. 4045o: 1912, 2024c; Pacific COOSt.1913,
HIDES Steadv: Bocrotn. 22S3e! Cntrnl
America, 32c.
petroleum Steady; refined. NeW
York, bulk. 15.25; barrels, 38.75; cases,
311.25.
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece, XX
Ohio. 27c.
CORN-Spot, steady; Now, No. 3 yellow,
wt3-, v. 1. a., vu urnvn,
OATS Spot steady; standard white, 46
ff46toc; No. 3, 45i4iS16c; fancy clipped
white, 46(?4SHc.
HAY-Steady; standard, 97V4cS1.00; No.
1. 31.02HQ1.05; No. 2, 9095c; No. 3, 80
tJS5c.
.PROVISIONS Pork , market steady;
mess, J23.0CX823.50; family, J24.00Q26.00;
short clears, 320.20022.00. Beef, steady:
mess, io.wjiia.Du; larnuy, jia.umtfi.wj. cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
Eounds, J13.0014.60; pickled hams, J14.50.
ard, easy; middle west, J10..40W10.60: re
fined, barely steady; continent JlLOOfli
15.00; South America, JU.90; compound,
barely steady; 38.25Q8.37V4.
TALLOW Quiet; city, 6c; country,
66c: special, 7c.
BUTTER Steady recolpts, 4,100 tubs;
creamery extras, 31Hti02c; firsts; 2S4Ji
31c; held extras, 2CfC0c; process extras,
22M23c
CHEESE Firm; receipts. 700 boxes;
state whole milk fall and summer white
specials, 1818c; colored, 1818Vic; win
ter made specials, 17U17Hc
Eaas Firm; receipts, 10,700 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 31Q31Ho: extra
firsts. 30V4c: Tefrlgerator finest. 26f?27c:
nearby hennery whites, 32c.
POULTRY Live. Irregular: westorn
chickens, 16c; turkeys. 18c; fowls. ISc
Dressed, quiet; fresh killed western chick
ens, 1524c; fowla, 1519c; turkeys, 18C5c.
Kansnn City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 28. WHEAT No.
2 hard. 89390Hc; No. 2 red, 90K9114c.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 64c: No. 8, 6l4c;
No. 2 white, 67Hc; No. 3, 63H4c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 8Sc; July, R3c.
CORN May. 67V4c; July, CSMc.
OATS No. 2 white. 41c; No. 2 mixed.
39HH0c.
BUTTER Creamery, 25c; firsts, 23c;
seconds, 26c; packing, 18c.
EOGS-Flrsts. 23Hc; seconds, 20c.
POULTRY Hens. 14c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 28. WHEAT No.
1 hard. 95c; No. 1 northern, 91WJ04o; No. 2
northern. 90892c; No. 3, S7H89Hc.; May,
92c; July, 93c.
FLOUR-Unchangcd.
BARLEY 43(8630.
RYE-65M&6V4c
BRAN 322.50.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 57(iT57Wc
OATS-No. 3 white, 37M637UC
FLAX J1.6774$ii 1.60.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2$. COFFEE The
coffee market more than lost yesterday's
advance under scattering local liquida
tion and selling by trade Interests, which
was rumored to be for Brazilian accountr
The opening was barely steady at a de
cline of 8 to 13 paints In response to lower
European cables and continued full Bra
zilian receipts. Cost and freight offers
were reported steady at unchanged prices,
but there was few buyers around the local
ring and the close was barely steady, at a
net loss of 21 to 24 points. Sales, 35.500
bags; March, 8.73c; May, 8.91c; July, 9.10c;
August. 9.17c: September, 9.26c; October,
9.30c; December, 9.40c: July, 9.42c, Spot,
barely steady; Rio. No. 7. 9Hc; Santos,
No. 4, Uftc; mild, dull; Cordova, 134?16Hc,
nominal.
Lire Stock in SIKht.
Receipts nt ltvo stock from the six
prlnlcpal, western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
sioux city
Kansas City
St. Louis
St Joseph
St. Jbscph
South Omaha
Chicago
Totals
200 5,000 100
100 1,000 6.000
300 8.000 100
300 8.000 300
100 4.000
68 7.300
200 16.000
768 41,300 sTtOO
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-COTTON-FU-tures
closed steady, March, 11.22c; May,
11.86c; July. 11.85c; August. lL'Oc; October,
11.40c ; December. 11.50c. Spot quiet; mid
dling. 1103c; gulf. 13.30c.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS. COTTON Spot,
In limited demand: prices steady; mid
dling, fair. 7. "Id; good middling, 7.43d;
middling, 7.07d; low middling. 6.71d; good
ordinary, 6.80d; ordinary, &.39d. Sales.
5.000 bales.
St. Lonli General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2S. WHEAT No. 2
red. 95Hc; No. 2 hard. 926910; May, 93V4c;
July, 86c.
CORN-No. 2. 6S0; No. 2 white, 67c; May,
tSV-c: July, CSHc
OATS No. 2. SSWOtOc; No. 2 white, 41
e-Uc; May, 4040c; July, 40Uc
lilvrrnnnl (.rata lfMfW.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 28. WHEAT-Spot.
strong: No. 3 red western winter, 7s 6d;
No. 1 Manitoba. 7a 6d; No. 2. 7s 6d; No. J.
7s 7Ud; futures, steady; March, 7s 4'.4d;
May. 7s 4d; July, 7a 4d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed.
6s 84d: La Plata futures, steady; March,
4s HHd; July 4s 7Td.
Kvnporatril Applea and Dried Fruit a
NEW YORK, Feb. SS. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet and firm.
DRIED FRl'ITS-Prunes. firm. Aprl
ccts, quiet Peaches, steady. Raisins,
firm.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET!
Stockers and Feeders Higher for
Week Others About Steady.
HOGS STEADY TOR THE WEEK
Sheep nna Lnmln Receipts Heavy
for the Week and Prices Show
nn Advance of Ten to
Fifteen Cents.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 28, 1914. .
JJesclPts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Tuesday 4.115 6,633 16.940
OK c al Wednesday.... 5,131 14,905 17,341
I lrflnlt rr i ..... . . .......
XH. nursaay A,im J2.S3U 13,,1
Official Friday 1,451 10.601 10,313
w ui.iUa. 4 t ,uW
70,653
69,414
64,920
25,300
65,116
Same days last week..21,2H 7,048
Same daya 2 wka. tro.l5,4n C7.025
n m O rinvi ft ... 1. . ...... , a n-m M eA
Hame days 4 wks. ago.19.600 60.421
"uiiio uays last vwir. ti K7i r.1773
50,463
Tho foUowlng table shows the receipts
or cattle, hngs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date .as compared with Inst year:
... uu. inc. uec
YMo 150,400 163.293 12,893
600,695 540.138 39,543
s"0eP 41(3,620 400,493 4A.126
Th fntlnmlnM i.kl. k. -
-..v w.ivninh is&uic snuno nio range o
prices for hoes at the South Omaha Uv
tntlr m . I. . . . . . . ...
'nwivei, iui lua uiBfc iow uays, WllQ
comparisons:
Date. I 1914. 19I3.1912.1911. 1910.H909.1908.
Feb. 14.
7 861
7 96
a on
6 01
6 95
5 94
6 90!
6 W, 77
7 01 8 76
7 11 s 76
7 04 S 85
7 Ob 8 94
4 02
4 03
405
Fob 16.
Feb. 16.
6 21
8 34
838
8 01
6 18
Feb. 17.
6 07
Feb. 18.
8 14
6 031
4 10
Feb. 19.
Feb. 20.
Feb. 21.
Feb. 22.
Feb. 23.
Feb. 24.
8 061
- 9 92;
5 91 4 15
b 911 4 18
8 33
8 33HI
7 Hi 5 9
7 OS
7 01 8 9S
7 09 9 02
7 94 9 20
8 101
6 021
4 07
6 96 3 97
8 04
6 11 4 02
6 24 4 11
6 131 4 12
6 14 4 10
4 23
8 12
6 03
8 33
5 95!
6 89
6 02
l1
8 19
6 89 9 19
Fob. 25.
Feb. 26.
8 M)
6 9tf 9 2J1
8 12
8 06
eb. 27.
Feb. 28.
8 42
0 081
6 82!
8 IS
6 II
6 86 9 29,
'Sunday.
CATTLE There were no cattlo of any
consequence In the ynrds this morning,
but for the week receipts have been lib
eral, although tailing considerably behind
last week and a year ago.
Beef steers, owing to1 the moderate re
ceipts at the beginning of the week,
showed a decided Improvement, at one
t,mJ. being l592oc higher than tho close
of the previous week. Later on as re
ceipts became moro liberal, tho advance
wus all lost the market closing about
steady with last week.
..CoWB nnd heifers also advanced during
tho first half of the week In the same pro
portion as beef steers, but later on lost
t closing steady with last week.
Stockers and feeders also Improved
early In the week, and as receipts proved
to bo very moderate, with a good buying
demand, tho advance was retained, so
i&-aLith.e C.'SS0 ?r the week tho are
lCtfloc higher than last week's close.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to cholcu
beet steers. J8.10g8.80; fair to good beef
steers, J7.8S8.10; common to fair beef
steen, J7.2&S7.E5; good to choice cornfod
h,eLf-eIi?'..,7'0S8,00; Kod to choice cows,
J6.2oQ7.2o; fair to good grades. J3.50S6.2u,
common to fair grades. J1.25O'5.C0; gooj
to choice stockers and feeders, J7.5
f;Xt.i.aJr to Bood stockers and feeders,
J7.OQ07.DO; common to fair stockers and
feeders, JC.&0(37.00; stock cows and heif
ers, J5.767.26; stock calves, J6.503S.O):
i?2ijaIyes' 3-Xffl0.2o; bulls, stags, etc..
J5.757.50.
HOGS Supplies were fair for a Satur
day, something like 101 cars, or 7,300 head,
being received. For the week the total
is 5.6,196, being oyer 11.000 head smaller
than last week, but over 1,090 moro than
were hero during tho same days last
year.
Advices from other markets were very
discouraging this, morning and conse
quently the local trade opened very dull,
with early bids being made at prices
that were In most cases 1015o lower.
Sellers were not Inclined to agree to
such a sharp decline, but buyers retussJ
to better their early offers to an? gtxsat
extent, and after rinlno- nothing fnr iha
best part of two hours salesmen finally
began to cut looso slowly at prices that
wero a flat dime lower. As Is usual on
a sharply lower market movement was
very slow at , all times, and It was late
In the forenoon before anything like a
clearance was made.
For the week Values Am vppv ttnAvnn
but the general market is Just about
steady. Lights have been In good de
mand on most days, and today's prlcea
lor mo ueuer graaes 01 Jlgnt sturf look
to be a little stronger than a week ago.
Best heavies are, however. If anything,
a shade lower than at the close of last
Week, and the too Is a flnt nlcknl Hn-.vn.
As a result of this Upward movement of
lights and shading of prices paid for
neavies tne range has narrowed down 1
good deal, and the spread of the bulk la
smaller than has been the case for some
time. The week's receipts have een
moderate, and with the exception of tli
ursi week or this month are smaller than
any othor tlpie since the holiday season
SHEEP Tnere was nothing new to re
port on tho sheep market this morning,
as no fresh receipts arrived, which Is
usually the caso on Saturday.
Tho week Just past has been marked
by very laree recelots of sheen and
lambs and In spito of this prices gonerally
nave worKea a 111110 nigner. rno receipts
here amounted to some 70,653 head,
against 59,414 last week, 54,000 two weeks
ago and 49.331 a year ago. Chicago also
has been liberally supplied, while the
otner western markets have had moder
ate receipts. The advance in the loca
trade took placo In tho fore part of tho
week, but toward the close the packers'
supply of killers swelled up to such largo
proportions that on Thursday and Friday
part of the advance was lost, leaving
lamDs steady to 10tcl5a higher and aged
sheep 10yi5c better than the closo of the
previous week. Taking the week as a
whole It has been a fairly satisfactory
market and judging from tho way the
packers took hold of tho liberal offerings
on most days a strong undertone featur.es
the trade ' though, traders regard the Im
mediate future of prices as very uncer
tain because of the beginning of tho
Lenten season.
The good demand has been attributed to
the strong eastern shipping demand, In
dicating a healthy tradt, in dressed mut
tpn. Another bullish factor has been tho
fact that while Omaha and Chicago havo
been liberally supplied the total receipts
on the western market circuit have been
little better than normal for this time of
the year.
It is reported that on account of the
tax assessment on March 1 and "the ad
vance in prices early in the week Colo
rado feeders have been encouraged to
ship for next week's markets.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, good to choice, J7.J5(37.S0; lambs,
fair to good, J7. 00 7.35; lambs, culls, J5.50
4l6.50: yeartlnits. iieht. Jo.mVirt.OO: ve.it
.lings, heavy. J6.25t6.65; wethers, good to
choice, Jo.75S6.10; wether fair to good,
J5.3505.75; ewes, good to choice. JB.50JJ
D.I3; ewes, rair to gooa. a.wyo.bu,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Weak to Lorrer
Sheep Slow, Weak.
CHICAGO, Feb 28. CATTLE Receipts,
200 head; market steady; beeves, J7.50p
9.75; Texas steers, J7.00tfjS.10; western
steers, JS.758.O0; stockers and feeders,
13.508 8.00: cows and heifers, J3.653S.50;
calves. J7.00iri0.75.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; market
weak, Of? 10c lower; hulk of sales, JS.25
8.65; light. JS.454j8.G5; mixed. JS.40fiS.70;
heavy. J8.25j8.65; rough, JS.2SQS.40; pigs,
J7.40tT8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.500
head: market slow and weak: native. 14. So
fl.S3; western, Jl.SSfi6.35: yearlings, Jf.SSft
6.35; native lambs, J5.90O7.35; western, J6.&5
Slonz Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. .Feb. 28. CATTLR
Receipts, 200 head; no quotations,
HOGS Receipts. 5.000 hiad; market Kc
lower: heavy. JS.S5fi8.40: mixed. JS awi8.35:
light J8.250V.30. bulk of sales, $S.3tfi3.4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 100
head; market steady; fed muttons JiTW
6.50; wethers. J3.C045.75; ewes, JI.C005.15;
lambs. Jt.0OO7.6O.
Dry Goods MnrLet.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S. DRY GOODS
Fcbruary has been only a fair month with
Jobbers of dry goods In consequence of
the stormy weather. Cotton goods were
quiet and steady today. Wool goods con
tinue to grow firmer. Linens are steady.
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Level of Quotations is Lifted An
other Notch.
IT IS SLOW PROCESS, HOWEVER
Upturn Largely nt Kxpenne of
Short- Traders on the Long;
Side Arc Cautious Bonds
Are Steady.
NEW YORK, 'Feb. 2S.-The level of
quotations was lifted another notch to
day. It was a slow process among the
principal stocks, whose gains were lim
ited to fractions and there was a slight
reaction Just before the close. Somo of
the specialties, however, advanced from
one ta five points.
The upturn was largely at tho expense
of tho Rhorts. In steel It was evident
that selling had been over extended.
Co ration of foreign liquidation and- les
sening of the tension over the Mexican
situation encouraged buying. But trad
ers on the long side were cautious. Pos
sibility of fresh trouble In Mexico over
the week end tho freight rates situation,
the Now Haven tangle, the Rock Island
readjustment and the business outlook,
tended to enforce a conservative policy.
Tho trado reviews confirmed recent In
dications that the revival In business was
less general and rapid than hoped.
Canadian Pacific and Delaware, Lacka
wanna and WeBtern Made Januury re
turns showing shrinkages In net earn
ings. Rock Island securities were again
iweak. Tho collaterals fell nearly two
points, touching 444. as compared with
the week's high prlco of 484. Both is
sues of stocks wcro forced down about
a point Express stocks developed ex
ceptional strength
The bank statement gnvo further In
dication that the currency movement
toward New York was ebbing. Instead
of the nominal cosh loss expected, the
statement showed a fall In the cash Item
of nearly J5.60O.O0O. ThBl change coupled
with a moderate Increase In deposits,
brought down the surplus sharply.
Tho bond market was steady, asldo
from the fall In Rock Island collaterals.
Total sales par value J2.S07.O0O.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call on the week.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wcro as follows:
Bale. Rich. Low. Clots.
Amalitmtted Copper ... 9,100 73 74i '414
American Agricultural 4
American Beet Sugar.... 22'4
American Can 1,600 J0JJ M SO
American Can pM 92
American C. A F ,. EI
American Cotton- Oil 44H
Am, Ice Becurltlci. ...... 2,000 31!i 30?, 30H
American Linseed 10 H
American Locomotive ... 400 3i 34 34'.
American ti. A It 800 6S 7V4 67H
American R. & II, pM.. ...... 102
Amer. Sugar Refining.. JOJ 107H 106!i 107
American T. & T 11014
American Tobacco 24Sj
Anaconda Mining Co.... 700 36U S ZiVt
Atchison 700 97J4 87H Mid
Atchleon pfd I '. 101'i
Atlantic Coast Line..... ; 122!t
Baltimore & Ohio SOD 8- tl 81t
Bethlehem Hie! , 3,60) SH( !8 39
Brooklrn Rapid Tr 700 93 SIH S2
Canadian 1'aclfto 3,1)0 311H 210 iWt,
Central Leather .-. 1,300 , 33 31K 31Tt
Chesapeake Ohio 700 63 H 3! 63
Chicago O. W , , js
Chicago. M. & St. P.... 700 103 1H 103'i
Cnlcago & N. W 133
Colorado Fuel & Iron.... '300 32 32 32
Consolidated Qg , 133JJ
Corn Products 300 ll',i ll'.i 11
Delaware & Hudson ,, 111
Denver k Illo Urande,... 1314
Denver &. It, O. ptd 23
Distillers' Securities .... l.tMO lftH 18 US
Klie 2,800 !0Vi 29Ts H
Erie 1st ptd 46Vi
Erie Id pfd 37'i
General Electric 400 14745 147U 147
Great Northern rfd 600 127. 127Vs 1274
Creat Northern Ore ctfs. l.too 3754 36 3'4
Illinois Central 110
InterLorough Met 200 15 15 14
Interborough Met. ptd... 700 60 VI S9M CO
International Harvester.. S00 lOSJi 104 H 10tt4
Intur-Mnrlne pfd , : 10',4
International Paper 9
Internstlonal rump 6
tansa City Southern. 1 26'4
Lacledo (laa , 87,
Lehigh Valley 600 150U 150 1D0
loulsvllle A NirhvlHe , 1. 137
M.. St. P. & 8. &te. M 133U
Missouri. IC. & T SO) 194 lt4 19V,
Missouri rnclflo 2,300 2:.li 23 28'i
Nstfon.l TMsvuit 200 :33Vi 13244 llVi
National Lead 60 -
N. R. Ri of M. 2d pfd,', ...... 1U.
New York Central 1,300 91 90)4 90i
n. v.. o. & w a f
Norfolk ft Western 1.000 102V4 101?i lOI.'i
North American , 69
Northern Patttlo 4,300 1I2H 112i 112U
Pacific Mall 24t4
Pennsylvania 700 112 111'4 11H4
Teopla's Goa- ..."..- 200- 122 12J J21i
p., a, a ft st. l. , .10 ,
Pittsburgh Coal 200 Jl 21 2H4
Tressed Steel Car , 43
Pullman Falace Car 300 155 15S IM'4
Reading 18,700 1MV1 16514
Republic Iron ft Steel,,, , . 6V1
Republic I. & S. pfd.. ...... "KHt
Itock Island Co 3,400 6 S tV4
Rock Island Co. pfd...,- 1,100 94 8',4 V,l
8t I ft H. F. 24 pfd ..... 7
Seaboard Air Line 400 21 21 20 U
Seaboard A. U ptd 300 5I',4 M4 Mi
Slosi-Sbetfleld S. ft 1 32
Southern Pacific 2,100 , 95 94VI 94U
Southern Railwar 700 ZZji 25K K'.k
Ho. Itallwav pfd S3
Tennessee Copper 2,000 35 H 35i .4
Teiaa ft racltlc. v 15
Union Pacific IS. COO 163T4 1(3 162V4
Union Pacific pfd KVi
United Statea Healty C3V4
United States Rubber.... too- 59'i 6814 59
United 8taUa Steel 43.300 64 CSTi 66V4
U. R. Bteel ptd. BOO liom 10974 110
Utah Copper 2,20') KVi 644 M-,5
Va..Carollna. Chemical .' 3H;
Wabash 2V4
Wahash pfd 7U
Wotern Maryland 300 324 21 3214
Western Union 300 64 6 4 63 H
WestlnghouseElectrtc ., 200 7H4 7114 70i
Wheellna & Lake Erie 4
Chlno Copper 600 424 424 424
N. Y.. N. H. ft II 1,600 7H M?t 7
Itay Con. Copper 600 20 20 20
Offered.
Total sales for the dar, 161,300 share.
Neir Vork TtloneyTTSfrerUef.
NEW YORK, Feb. !8.-MONBT-Call.
nominal; no loans. Tlmo loans, 3U4H
pec cent.
MERCANTILE rAPER-3i4V, per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady; sixty
days, J1.S3O0; for demand, J4.S570: com
mercial bills. J1.82l.
SILVER-Bar, 67T4o; Mexican dollars,
45c.
n'ONDS Government, railroad, steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows;
U. 8. ref.-Ia. res,.. 4 K. C. So ref. S... 98
do coupon 884 L. S. deb. 4s, 1931. 914
U. S. 3s. reg 102 L. ft N. unl. 4s.... 93V;
do coupon 101 M. K. ft T. 1st 4s.. 9044
U. S. 4s. reg 11144 do gen. 4H" MU
do coupon Ill Mo. Pacific 4a SOU
Panama 3s coupon.. 102 do conr. 6s 7j(i
Amer. Ag. it ...10U4N. II. It. of M. 4Ut l
Am. Tobacco 6s....120W d0 deb. U 918i
Armour ft Co. 4Hi-- "N. Y.. N. II. ft H.
Atchison gea. 4a.... 9S Cv. 3V4a 73U
do CV. 4s. I960.... 97ViN. & W. i,t c, e MH
do er. ts 101V j0 cv. 4s,. .1... .104
A. C. L. 1st 4s.... JlJjNo. Pacific 4s 9444
Bol. ft Ohio 4s 9IV4 do S 47
. ; O. s. L. rfdg. 4s... 93
Brook. Tr. cv. 4s... 93 l,nn. cv. Jt,s. 1915. 964
Can. of Ga. 6s 104 do con. 4 ,...101
n. Leather 6s 984 Beading gen. 4s 93
Ches. & Ohio 4'is.. 9.',t4S. L. ft 6. V. fg 4s 7614
do 4'j M. do gen. 6a 60
Chicago ft A. 3H. SOW St. L. S. W. c. 4s. 76W
C. B. ft Q. 1. la.... 98HR A L. adj. 6s. 77U
do gen. 4s sJSSo. Pac. col, 4s 9lu
CUtSl'l 4Hs..;02Uv do cr. 4s $
O It. I. ft P. C. 4s 45 do 1st ref. 4s 92U
do rfg. 4 78T4 So. Railway 6a 105U
C. ft H. r ft e 4s. 91 do gen. 4s 741!
D. ft II. cv. 4s. ... Union pacific 4s.... M
D. & B. G. ret. 6s.. 7V4 do cv. 4s 9j
Distillers' 5s 664 do 1st A ref. 4s 934
Erla p. 1. 4s KUU. 8. ltubber ea....l02C
do gen. 4s 74V. II. g. steel 2d 6s. 101C
do cv. 4s. er. U.. HV..C. Chem. 8e.. 'oJtt
III. Cen. lit r 4s.. 91(4Wabssh 1st ft x. 4, 17J;
Inter. Met. 4Vis 774 Western Md. 4s... 79U
Inter. M. M. 4Hs. . 64 West Elec. cv. 5s. 94
Japan 4Us 8)4iVis. Central 4s tut
Old. Offcrd
II 11 11 U Clearlnira. .
OMAHA, Feb. 28.-Rank clearings In
Omaha for the month of Februnrv im.
year were 167.511,016.13. while for last yesr
mo samo inuniu iney were WiS.113.7Sa.23.
For today the total was J3.032.423.J4 anil
for the corresponding day In 1913 11.28.;s
016.00.
Oinnlm 1Ia Market.
OMAHA. Feb. St?. PRAIRIE 7 T A V TOr,
1, choice to upland, J10.5Ogil.SQ; No, 2:
JS.0OS10.O0; No. 3. J6.003S.OO; No. 1, to choice
midland. JlO.tXXSH W: No. 2, JS.0010.00; No.
3. J0.O0S.00; No. 1. to choice lowland, 17.00
CS.00; No. !. JC.0037.00; No. 3, J4.O0tj3.CO.
STRAW Choi se. ont or rye, J6.0OS43 60:
choice wheat, J5.00S5.50. '
ALFALFA Choice. nea-creen. fin.
stem, J1I.00O14.00: No. 1. Jll.00012,00; No. 2.
J9.00tfll.00; No. 3, J7.0OS9.00.
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