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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1914)
f-C THE OMAHA SUNDAY I'.EE: OCTOBER 1$, 1014. OllAHA LIE STOCK MARKET Jlcst Kindi of Cattlf Quarter Lower for theeek. COGS TWESTY OFF FOE WEEK re italM G4 Seller All Mek Price All KtaS (ieaerally "tea with Week jkt BOtTII OMAHA. Oct. 17. 1W. Receipt -er: Cttle. Hog. Sheer, lower; bulk of !e. ri'?; Nrr, fT 3irtrT ; pucker and hutrhera. LVif 7-2S, iht, f7 lf.j7.4.'; p g. f fil.O). HIIEKI' ASH UMMS-!t'l'l". nmni Itmhi f'n,v'" , year'tn. ' ?""'a W; wither, n.fS.6; ewea. H SV 5 W. CHICAGO llTH ITO( K MARKET ffr Monday U;i "ffiel Tueeoatr S.M Official Wednesday .. .7S "dH'im Thunraay ,M5 'fflrlal Friday ST .i.tf 4. Ml 4 W" H7.!l X7."S .i44 Cattle Hos Ste)- CHICAGO. Oct. 17 f'ATTl.K nc.lpt, 1 head; market steady; tVM, $fi MX); steers. M.lotfl.lo; etocker and fnert. ere. iLVlvtiHW; mw and heifer. t&eOO' .; calvea, 7 SOriUl Jft. HOH Keeetpte. ll.Ofln head; market steady to l'c lower; bulk of aalca, f7.. 7.7(: llaht t7.f.Va7.: mined, 17 l!Vf( ; heavr. I7.)"ti.rt); rough, 17.fK7.1u; pigs, H SfttrTS. PHI.r.I- AND l.AMP-rterolpte. 1.f0 head: market weak; nhn-p, tt.fc'.titOO; yearling. ft.H?J.40; lamha. A.0T7.la. lislimat Saturday...... M fl dar tbla week...jn.l MOT li.4 fiam days laj-t week. ..',' .! 132.W tame dars 1 wks ao.. ;.: 24.M4 ir. lm days wkt ego..:44.ii Sl.?-'J 1.!0 Ham days 4 wka ao..fci. 1 741 l',0M t'ame )ay laat year....U ltn.fc! The following table snows trva receipts of siue, nogs and saeep at tne Uouto .inana iiv atock market for to year to data, a compass witii laat yeart 1914. IJlt. Pec ttle 7U 511 "I'M I.Vm.K St. Jwriik Ll Stock Market. tT. JOSEPH. Oft. 17. CATTLB Re ceipts, fX head. Market ateady:. tr GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Still a Strong- Demand for All Kindi of Breaditnff. FEAR OF GERMAN SUBMARINES Cara la Pome. llher Flrat Carload of Mew Cora la Hold ai (iaaka Market for lly-Three leata Kaakel. OMAHA, Oct. 17, 1i4. There waa Bo abatement In tha de mand for breadatnffa, tha purfhaaea yea terday avnln belnc lnr. New York re ported a.0.014 bunnela of beat aa aold. and there were burheia reported aa taken to go out via the s.nf. Thoee in poelUnn to know made tha claim laat nlirh that the flgurea iflen out were entirely too amall. Tha activity ann K. &"''iio.ffl: rowa and helfera. liWiiiS.Ooi u:caa of tha Uermana. It la aald, cauaed celvea. f7 OW10 M. mora or leaa fear that the lialeer a aub- 1H)1-Kece(pta. I,fln head. farket uneven: top, f7 M; hulk of aalea, 7.1fir7.riA. 8IIEKP AND LAMBH-No recolpta. 2b! ark at nominal; lamba. ' 9mT.UK Bheep loa Clr l ire "toek Market. PlOrX C1TT, la.. Oct. 17.-CATTL.E-Iteofdpta, 19 head; no prlcea. HOJ.S-Recepta. t.VO head: market Ki 7.Rf.l M.m- r -ivrJ J7-l?9T-ai-m,li HT In the week, wldanad their acopa from l.0M.t i2M0 7J': IlKht. $7.r'i7..j bulk. 7 lOfiJ.l. weatern Canada to the far eouiliweat. munnea arc likely to wldin their aphara of activity, which would hum a chana-a from tha prewe.nl free movement of wheat and flour Into the United Kin adorn. Kor aome time pat It haa been an eaay matter to ft breadstuffa from America Into tlreat iiriUIn, wh la It haa been more ot leu trouble to make ahlpmenta to lermany. Those who wera maklna; pur- rl.aaea of wheat yesterday, aa well aa ear .J.4H.J51 &l;UM 17,!R4 Th trtl I n1n . K I -. i .... hoaa at tha South Omaha live atock mar- H " r toa laat law daya, with compart rona. 1'aia. Sept 2k. toitj a tM 14 t U) I Wit (1 Rl't & U. I ! l U. i i Jept. .! 7 7 . &i, a u, a 41, 7 S Ml Oct. l.A 1 M t 211 I M, t U! T 7 v . a . i wu u u I Bi n Mi u 1 - fit! t on a 211 I 4M . I I L! 4 toi S4 late 7 KH1 I Ml i l 1 HA 7 1MI Til ui I Hi i Mi a 77 7 4-V 7 M 77 4T1 1 M aJ T Ml M, I m! I 47 7 I 27 .'J 11 1 7 671 11 7 iKi u cu a.. Oct. 4.. . Oct. a. tvt. a.. Oct. 7.. Oct. .. Oct. . 0 t. I'K, Oct. U. Oct. U.. tVC 14. Oct. li. JCU 14.. Oct. 17. flunday, CATTUJ-Tbara wera no aattla ra ca.vod tcKiay, at leal oothina ot any Im poilama, but lor tna week rcaipta liava oaan llbarai, howin a dt.idxl gtua war lai mi add a year ao. Coadition aa vtowau irom a aallara' taj)oio.nl hava bean uniavorabl at all ntaiaat poliita thia weak. Under tha to I I till Ml, 4 ill I Xll 1 471 T 4.--X, ) M 4 Ml 1 41) 7 7d t n 7 Sn'aj I Ml 1 171 J, , 7 i T IX 'n! 7 2 I H I 4trl J 48 1 1 T 7 I 77 3CN 7 dot I bj 7 7 HO, t74 4 l. I tSj ft aa KM KKp' AND ,AMii'-Recelpt', 100 head; no prlcea. CHICAGO GRAIX ADD PROVlSIOBTt Feat area of tfca TradlaB aad Cloalaa; Prlcea oa Board of Trade. T-hlch d'tnonatrated that thera were more breadetuffa taken to to abroad than were reporteiL The export trade In wheat and flour will continue aa the controlling fac tor in tha matter of prlce-makera. The matter of aentlinent waa bullieh, but val uea wera rather narrow, when tha Im- j pioved volume of trade and tha potent .f?,rCA9' rt- . ".-Henaatlonal croo ! f,olor, are cona dered . . T.1 tY"', Nathaniel C. Moffltt one of the. moat rcnffervative and beat pouted grain men responsible today for a continued ail Vance In tha erica of wheat. Tha mar. ket closed nervous at c to. tc above of tha country, bellevea that wheat must aell to a much hlKher ranae. Mr. Moffltt of Tac it waa apeadflr apparent that If tha aattmatea received today wera sub atantlally correct, Australia waa elimi nated for this season aa an exporter of wheat Aasertlona wera made that the snort In Australia would amount to 7ft0iO.iH!0 bushels, whereas tha entire ex portable aurplua last yar did not agifre irate mora than IW.fW.O00 bushels. In thla nnnneclton. IJverpool dispatches Inti mated that Importera were alarmed over tha chance of future auppl'ea In case of war compllcatt'ina becomlna: mora acute. Corn traders veered atroncly to the buying aide. Country hnldcra were aald to ba refusing tn aell either old or new corn, ahlpptng demand waa more urnent and thera wera numerous compialnta f damage from wet weather. Prlcea fdr lluenue ox a eLnun.tjeJ ouiuuiining . , onta wera allmulated by rumora of Aua maiMl at taiaa nuino uaulia ti inu.- I tralla buying cargoes at New York nn ?. wtih 'a aTX WMVnJ rt i-i,. '"at at the grain men's convention S?e,,Mrlli? ?2.0'V'1?"Lr1",IIat Kane., City tha general feeing was of ZLZ I ti nt wl tioo tha ueinand for fat cattle has been leaa ureut and Uiat In tue lace of lib eral rM.lpla nas cauaad a downward movaraent In prlcea. Aa oompartxt with a week ago tna market on choice to tancy corn lea aleers, trial .la, the kind that sell aboe $1(1 U ateady. AJ otiier kinds of bef. both oornioiia and rangeia, aro saialy 26o lower than a week M'l. Corn fed caUa aailing below ty.au are around ti per hundred lower Uuut tha war the flrat of tiie month. Cows and heifera hava suffered In about the earns proporl.ou as beef ateera, fat atock generany be.ng lie lower for tha week, tenners have suffered lees than the better gradea, but even they are aa much aa 15 lower for the week. A few choice fienhy leedera by reason of their extreme scarcity have commanded ateaity prices tliroualiout tha week, on bunch of fancy westerna bringing 1-i.ij. . On the other hand tha general market on a tock ere and feeder Is fully 2&o lower for tre week, the market being carried down by liberal recelpta, moderate country crders and tha break In beef cattl. Quo.ationa on cattle: Good to cholc rornfed beeves, tit n.u 10.80; fair to good enrnfed beeves, t..tMf.); common to fair cornfed beeves, 27 iX.'trS.T; good to choioe ranae ateera. 17 i'y).J0; fair to good range atrera, . W 70; good to choice graae helftra, f'i Z..ir7 IW; good to cholc graaa cows, Wi. "Mjtl.40; fair to good gradea, lo.24 j f. 75 ; common to fair grades, H.UMi. io; I prima feedera. $8 KVia.SS; good to choioe atickera and feeders, f7.4o4rS.00: fair to ' good Blockers and feeders, 44.m4C7 40: common to fair stock era and feedera, 16.00 4 ; stock helfera, Ib.MtfO 75: atock Cowl. M.rV.W; st'v k euives, rt veal elves. 7.7t-ii.S; bulla, a Lag a, eta 14.36 tivw. t Hep'resentallve salesl , Iioo-'lliere waa a fair Saturday run on hand and as advices from other points were not very encouraging local values eend off a little, the moat of the Killing droves be's put up gt a reduction of about So. I Prlcea were more or leaa un even, and While some of the better grade of mixed and butchers, on which pack ers came Into competition with the ship pers, were quoted as nearly steady, all but the beet heavlen were fully do and in some caaea tsiloo off. Kh,pper and aieculatora ware unusually active for the close of the week, and bought rather fteely at prlcea trial ware fuviy steady, and In a number of instancea were juoieU aa strong to a nickel higher. There were no real good IlKhta here, consequently topa fulled to go very h ah. The rhlipera buy conel'ied largely of good butcher and lightish mixed atuff, wbiuh had U effect cf streniUienlng up packer price oa Uiese gradea a or the week price are ground 20c lewer. The trend of value haa been downward aU week, and white prions held firm on a couple of day there waa no BOtkeabl advance at any time, hale ' f weighty hog at K7 bave become a coin . mon tKcurrenu. and a there has been co oDiieul suppiy of good llah's trie top has fluctuated a good deal, and re mained on moat days comparatively low. On Thursday prices ware the towuat for beany iwo year s, the average ataud ng at a traction over )i.24. plga have uet.ii In UteraJ supply all week, and are i least a iiuaxtor lower, poaaibiy mote. It Is tmrd to compare pig pticea trout day to day, a Ui demand and S'Jppiy aas bcin ry uticertiiin. Today a supplies amounted t something Ike imy-ivko cars, or i,jt bead. Tna total lor the week ta 2u,ikS UertU, tnu smaii sl arnue lour weeaa wu. 'In aut ul receipt are more tnan a.uou snort of lav aud neariy .M aicaiiur lata Aaat year. ixuCP Nothing new took plac In tha tp trade triia morning, wuluO la geu eraiiy the case on a em unlay, Keooipta for the wee have two about the aame a last week, but 17. sun liead short Of the Uie curreaiMtiiduig lime a yar aao. At Ui bpeniug of the week a laiiiy good run u bore and tb gtuieial oiuraet waa euuog l a d.iua betur aud sine tniil time ba continued on mat mis, exiepi tur a oun ocAuiue Ixi eouia oil tun last two daya of the week, making to situation on fat atuif lutie. It any, mi ll-rem from the close of last week. Trail in feeuei itaa acteu preiiy much tb unit a in Hi can of kuiera, b.iig alrong ami ioexioiy a lull higher our In the forepart of the week, but nut quite so active at the Weak cloae, Uiouuu umviug In lair seaaon at current tjuoia ti'ue. The brat arade of ail ciaaM ot ltuera are fully ainady With a week ago. whila tli oomuion kinds are poesibly a al.ade olf for the Wee, cwveral tot. of Hear. reader have been la u out at f IV, wlin nun strictly (at ones at J7.1j, but the bulk of .the good medium weight lamba hava btea l ked up at 4i7lia, with a frw tip to ;'.tAi. Keedera ewe have oeen In good demand itn tne bulk of the good cue going at i K.ailo, with a few up to li.li. Coiiuuom kinds have been negected and bad to avil at te.Mji.ti. Quotations ou range sheep and lamba: Ijiuiba, good to rhii e, ti "),iv; laiuua, fmr to good, 7 lia7.4u. lamba. feedera, "'! 7. 1E. yearliutta, good to cnotce, K 4 l . Iv. yearlina. fair to good, V.oiitii.ai; yiaillntia, fl. rs, 26 40-ie In.'; wetiiara. eoud to choUe, so ii-'fiti; wethers, fair to kiHl, SL.i-.-s,; weiiiers, Se.eiHra. gt SOjy .; ewca, good to choice, H.jmjt sb; twta, fair to good, H-UaU'4-'U. , tsedars, 4-ai bi.& occurrence aald to be without a Proced ent. There were also bullish advice re garding the Canadian crop, provision gveraged lower, reflecting; a decline In the hog market. On the downturn, however, thore was a fair general demand influenced somoivhat bv the strepe-th of grain. Oraln prlcea turn aned by Igan at Pryan. office 2111 Houth Plxteenth atreet: Article Wheat Dec. May. Corn Dec May. Onta Dec., Vny. POTK. Jan.. Iard Oct-.l Nov.. Jan.. Whs. I Oct. Jan Open. 11 0 70 High. Low. Close,! Tea y, 1 WU 1 wm tT7tTCVi, tortus ;tis" it o 10 40 10 KQ 10 22H: 10 09 1 H! i ; ' 70H .1 10 40 tl 00 7S I MS 1 1 7 tTT 70',4 4frmA,i48,fl"41 S1V UTVk MOO 10 40 10 26 11 00 tr?s U'4 .1 i r 10 40 10 00 R2H1 1 1SS i ui ,08 07 tH 12 S 10 SO 10 40 10 00 10 M t 7R heat and flour must sell hluher Corn waa fract.onally higher, aud the volume of trade waa a little better. There waa a better demand for cash on eastern account, with aalea of 1W."U0 bu. here, and vessel room was chartered for bu. to go to Duffalo. Oats closed with gains of 4Vao for th day. Th strength was pronounced early. winch was followed by a dtp, anu rowaro the closo there was another gain la val ues. Wheat was 131C high nr. Corn waa lfrl.tc higher. Oata were Vic higher. Clearances were: Wheat and . flour qua! to K24.000 buahela; corn, none; oats, none. Liverpool rinsed: Wheat, Id higher; corn, unchanged to Hd higher. Primary wheat recelpta were 1,007,000 bushels and shipments rrM.ono bushels, against receipts of l.uvj.Ono buahela and shipments of 617.000 bushels laat wear. Primary corn receipt werb 230.0U0 bush els and ali.pmente 432.000 bushels, against receipt of rV,0o0 bushels and shipments of 2M.000 bushels last year. Primary oats receipt were 1.OM.000 iiueneis ana snipments wib.m) bushels, s gainst receipt of l.OOO.OOO bushels and Shipment of 679,Ono bushels laat year. CARLOT RECKIPTf. W heeLCorn.Oa.ta. Chicago Cash Prices: Wheat No. i red. ll.U4ftl.l2Vt: No. 1.1214. Corn No. 1 yellow, I yellow, 72141T73HO. Oata-No, 4fi'474o; standard. 47 S Chicago .... Minneapolis Duluth Omaha Kansas City... ft. Louis aa Winnipeg jno 442 ar, n W3 i i 21 21 Wh.r. v , t,e! W,M reported today: WheatNo. t hard winter: 2 car, tl.txi 2 cats. II.U414. No. I harH 2. 110..; 11 cara, I1.04V4: 2 cara. 11 0..U. a Xr I G; 11 cars. fl u Vj t CL1 Lw"', 7.C: , r-V,. !f?-Vth car. 1 car fwh7t s Vri 1 car. Wo. No. I'miadatr'n!?0! fr 1w.- mixed: U rarsl rWic': 1 n wmm ki i l tra fa e uan rw a at t a , TSVifflHo; No. ! 1 car. S7o. Corn No. 1 a-n.t.. a V..- 2. white, No. 1 white: 1 car, 74o. No. 1 yellow 1 Hre-No. 'car. U4c: No. 2 vl. t ... ml. 17- i t, lc. Ilarley 67 tW4c Tlmothy-lA.OtVfp .low: 1 car. OSViO. No. yeflow 1 ear 1 25; clover ni.0wir14 00. Pork-4170. ;7Vc. No. 1 mixed: 1 car. Hc-' 1 iar t..rd-IlflSR. nH.a-l0.7((fll.B0. I11.S. No. I mlisrl 1 ear .4u. .'.. V?? i"i- in m car. eirc; i car. Bio: 1 car receipts. 4.BU ((new). 63o. No, 6 mixed: 1 car, S7o. No. luded, 17tfli'c5 .mlmeu: 1 car (near whltej. Tiio, Bam pie; flrat. 2ivciWo. 1 car. MVtc. Oata-No. I whit: t car. 44o. rranuaia; l oar. 44ao. Na 1 whita- t 4iHc; fJ. 4 white: I cars. 4.t'4c; 4 car. Jtao. No graoe: 1 ear. 4Jro. itye No. 2: car, m, no. it t car, Mo. BUTTKIt Market unehan V:iUi& Market higher caaea; at mark, casea Included . . . , . . h,.rfMlin, 1 .. I'OTATOhi Market matter; receipt. 20 cara; Michigan and Wisconsin, 40-Uo; Minnesota and Dakota, ('-M 1'OU LT RT Market for alive unsettled ; prlngs, UVrQi fowls.-UaUo. . Ilaak riearlaara, Omaha,' Oct 17. Bank clearing for Omaha today wer W,4)fl,liH0., and for the corresponding day last year 2a.Srr7,- 0M7i Th summary of the clearings for the week and the corresponding week laat fear to as follows: Monday Tuesday ... Wednesday Thursday ,. Friday .... Saturday ... ..Columbus Day. $4.tVifi.l1l.0 M..7M.21 4..0.'t.l7 I i" 9 M 2.2IS,e7.10 2.287,0.72 4.:.'wmi.i J.47 fW.d ToUla .XX,Z,l.U 2l,S74,tl.U Mlnaeaaoll Grain Market. KTNNKAPOLIH. Oct. 17 -WH blAT-De-reinlier. l.ll: May, IL17S; No. 1 hard lUlA: No, 1 northern, M04jl.UK; tio 2 northern, ll.07S4jl.il. V'LQUH Steady; fancy patents, 26.8S; first .clear. 2400; sooond clear. Utf; Shipments. M.7U3 bbla. CtUtN No. 1 yllow. 7vjTTla. OATl-No. White, lAfcd bRAN-4JI.i T4ow Tark Meaer Market. NETW TOKK. OeU 17.-PK1MB MER CANTILE PAl'F,K-fi'7 per cent. , STKRUNtJ KXOHAN U K K.aay for sixty-day bills. 24 IHJ6; tor cabkM, $4.)tU6; lor demand, 44.S1A. eIL.Vll.iv-Uar, 6u, No. 4: 1 car (durum wheat mixed), klo. "iin ; i-un rriree wnt: JVo, hard. 4i.03Wl.06: No. a haid. 11 tti wi ru H?-Jl h"Ct i-KHi No. 2 aprlng. $L0 4V10SM; No. a aprlng, 6c4fl.&:vi; No. 4 aprlng, Wctjll.OOj No. 2 durum. 749got No. 2 durum, tVrIi97c. Corn: No. 1 white. 74Sq-7&c; No. a white. 944tr74Sc,; No. 1 """i '"u 'fv"i u. wnit, usv)iici No, I white, Wie; No. white, 72i73c; .-v.. foiuw, M'uxo; io. i yellow, S7if,iiUr: Nn. 1 v.ilnw v..u.. ki- . a,3i,lH2.fil ! yellow, bTtuio: No. 6 yellow, 87e7aci .a;7.47a.l i No. yellow, .i4i7Hei No. 1 mixed. i!i "nn'; ii, s mixuu. ainiirvxo; rno. mixed ObSiJitftc; No. 4 mixed. t4iii7e: No. I mixed. ettiti7o: No. mixed. 1,utr;u. Oats: No. t white, 44"4'i44M,o; standard. 44u-414c; No. S white, 4awrot No. 4 hit. iYJAZHo. Parley: Malting. 6514 I St. I.owls Ural a Market. frr. Lorui, Oct. h.-whkat-n. a red, ll.llutlll: No. a hard. tLlOoLU.; December. 21 U'S; May, U.1M. CORN No. 2. 76c; No. a whlta, aOHc; Deiwmber. OSSiilOttHc : Mar, TOVie, OATo-No. 2. gMVkc; No. a whlta, 4V4a Kawaae Cltr Orala aad Iravtalnaa, KAN8AJ9 CITY. Oct. 17. MUTTER Creamery, tc; firsts, lc; seconds, J5c; parking stock, 2oc F;HI.- Firsts. See; seconds, lie. POl'LTKY-lIena, Uc; broilers, 16o. O.-c- No. 1 lead, 4f.53Ho. Rye; No. J WVic; No. 2, Mtvo. i ' Llveennol Grata Market. MVBRPOOL, Oot, 17. WHEAT-pot, teady; No. 1 Manitoba, 4d;, No. 2. new. As itd. Futures, steady: October. 2s K4d; December. Ka lOd. ' CORN tjpot, ateady; American mixed, new. 7a d Futures, steady; October. 1; No. 4, 6 Hd. Rvaporatetl Applea anal Dried Prall . HSFLJW-. rL I? EVAPORATE!! APPLKS Nominal. DR1KD FRUITrl-Pnine quiet Apri cot and peaches dull Kaiins quiet. COTTON ?EED MEAL CRACKED Cot toa Bd Cake Cold 2frss4 Oak. Front Texas Mill direct t you. Write or wire tie for prlcea on High 3iad Meal or Cracked Cake, 42 to 44 par rant protein. Cold Pressed Cake. TXXAS CAXS AITS LCaTTXa CO, 2Ai.i.Aa. xax. . , fbeeli UJinter's rjsx n C l.eela Live Stack Market. 8T. lift-CIS, Oct , 17.-CATTUK Re cent. Lwi bead market slcacy; native tM-f irra, t.'.rxiilO.rwi; rust aad heuera. s- iriiiitKii attn'ktfra and feeder, 4w.Uwv ,.u; aiMitnrru au-eia fu.voa.fi, cows and 1.-. (ois, K.uom ,0, native ceivaa, 2.uoj l'...o. lnOS Reoeiptc, 4.0W head; market lower; put and lil,t. 7.ty 7.S; imtd : .d luitdiert, li.Cr.'u i.w, good heavy, U 4,. . rltKKP AND I.AMHrt llecelpU. 2 M0 "jen-.-t; marhat ntes.ty; uatlv luutluua, 4t.trw bv.--, UiuOa, $i.i"i i .i. Kaasaa City Live Stock Ifarkel. KANSAS CJTY. Oct 17 CATT'LK K r. ifta. 2,.- bead; steady; j.r.nw fed i -, 2? i h"iiia, dresaed tef tera, li.7b 'Lj.ii, ve.ura steers, i7iiytjo, at.i-kera ,.i f.eilr.n. IS 3L.ys.go, bulls. 2..uo.j u); Iuvjd-iws eitia, LOt) tiead; tnarkt SOOil'aGiii TJie coalman with his uncertain tlelivones and fluotuat- wg prices win jiavo no trrrors lor you when you buy the Tecumsch Way.. Direct from our mines, at mino prices. iV saving of from $.V).0O to $100.00 on the. year's supply. irEearasEEj me 1 Low in PricD High in Quality You take bo chance. We guar antee) every pound of Tecuiiison coal to prove out 13.400 II. T. U.'s with only abb. and mointure. Clean, free burning and cllnkerleaa. Our mines are located near Vlncennes. Ind-, and w gave j-ou the long, 'expensive houl from eastern mine. m The coal club plan has been worked auccesafully by many of our customer. They buy a car load and split it between them. The saving lg worth It. 2 75l -'fit P'Cf f ct fl-. n hi' 1 la C:rb3J Lois F. 0. D. Xm (x3-tnth Domestic Egg ........9X00 per ton SxlH-lnch Dementia Nut SiOrt pvr ton 6 -loth Domestic Lump $2.00 prr toa vrusned .Mine ltun, any gige . ...mi.io per ton Screenings ........$1.00 per tun IV, -inch Lump 91.SO f ton freight Kate to Omaha only $2.40 it torn MARTIM.HOVVC COAL CO. Miners and Shippers W. II. Howe. Prerddent 11J lnnle. Ke President "" ' Job reuaii. Vice Prealdent J. 1L Coulter, tecy.-Treasurer. 1M atoConulek S)lg, Ckioage. lxng lualanca Tel. liarrlaoa 1111. e t Auto. Phune 44-414, zr Does a Hot Affect O Real. Estate Many people at the present time are scared by the possible effect of the great European War on financial institutions or on investments in the form of stocks-and bonds. Never was there a more opportune time to call your attention to the desirability of inventing in building lots in a city like Omaha which is continuing to grow in pop ' ulation and where real estate is still cheaper than in cities of less importance and less growth. r - . . Omaha is destined to become a city of several times its present' size within the next 25 years. Lots bought at present in the right places and at the right prices are liable to appreciate greatly in prices. If you are interested in safe investments, make a study of Omaha's growth. Note the directions where Omaha residence districts expand. In fact, examine the. situation thoroug ly and you will find concrete evidence that Omaha real estate is a safe and promising investment. There are some very good lots on the market at the present time which are being offered at popular prices and on easy terms of pay ment. These lots should find eager buyers. The mostattractive offerings are advertised today in The Bee's classified section and you will find the widest a possible range of choice there. If you are a little timid about risking your money in other forms of investments in view of the European turmoil, just find out the facts about Omaha real estate as an investment. ' - i Telephone Tyler 1000 fie O Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads.