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FOR KFXT
Afurtmrau and H
Apartments
I Rrrw. rd foor "AtMope"
(:-ith and
Douglas Pt 1. Its,
i Bmi.-'st iloor, "The Georgia'' UIMO
Georgia A ). wr round.
I Rm. 2d floor, "The Fhcrman" (north
Sherman Avcl,
8 Rmi.-H tloor, "The
Sherman Ave ),
PETERS TKIVT
121 Farnam St
Sl'frman
. t-A
(north
COMPANY.
IViut. 8T8. o.
1IARUN APARTMENTS, s'nermsn Ave.
and Hall Avt. Choice 6-room, steam
hrabed apartment, everything first-rlaa;
very reasonable rsnt. Call Janitor, Web
ster 71ft, of off'oe. Doubles li for ao-
polntment. PCOTT HII.L CO.
i-IiOOM mndm flat. N. lnth St. Call
a 1908 Chicago, or Phone DoukIbsISTS
jjOt NICHOLAS ST.. 4-ronni new brick.
modern except bent- steel range. gs
plate, kitchen cabinet; water raid, only tlY.
RASP BROS. IV ICQ I. AS liC.n.
Board and Rouma.
A BEAUTIFUL suite of room, with
geeptlonal closet room. ilentjr of
hot water and good heat, and board;
n exceptional, congenial home In tha
West Farnnm district. In walking dis
tance, to young men with references.
Harney 4981.
MODERN board and room. ."vi p. :'4ih M
"WIDOW with pleasant. molcrn home,
well located, wnvld like two nice 'young
men to room iini1 board. References ex-
thanged. Tel. Walnut 79.
TWO rooma, mod... suitable tor S, with 5
and 8 windows: close In; reasonable.
340H Harney. DouglttB7418.
ALL. MOHETtN, good, heated front rio.ns.
617 N. 20th St.
WANTED Two ladv roomers. Modern
room, private family; walking ijlstan'e.
Tvler 2279-J .
NICELY furnished room, warm, light.
atrtctly modern; meals If desired; ref
erences required. Harney 7167.
SOUTH 20TH. f23 Strictly modern, well
heated, 2 housekeeping rooms, complete;
reasonable. Douglas fttfl.
IAROB furnished front room downstHlrs
and upstairs; plenty of light; reasonable.
E38 South 24th SL Douglaa 719S.
THH HEI.MAN. 24o St. Mary'a Ave.;
suite of S large rooms, steam heat; next
to bath. Suitable for four gentlemen.
I loom and board 2fi a month. D. .
FURNISHED
3ls Ave.
ItOOil. heated. 46!t North)
East front room, strictly mod. Eleo lights,
close In $1S mo. 210 So. Mth Ave.
CLOSE IN neajiy furnished,
comfortable; 1 per week,. 11 .j
warm.
ON FARNAM car line, private family,
southeast exposure, rhone Wal. 14W.
M ADiaON 21st and Chicago; steam heat;
110 mo. and up; cafe In connection. D.M,
l.a Verna, 1Si2 Cap. front rnis. Siem. nt.
4IGDEN HOTEL, Council Bluffs, t.Ua-i
heated rooms. 2 per week. - Phone till
FRONT room, modern, private family,
good board, pi week. MF S. 31 t. H. S9:.
Vnfnrnlshed Rwiim.
Ill S. 1BTH, for men, steom heat.
I'NFURNISHED rooms for rent, 3 for
W. or 4 for s. Inquire 2709 So. 24th St.
Hotels aua Amrfmrni.
CALIFORNIA Hotol. Kth ana CaiKornla,
Weekly rates 12 and lp- Doug.a 7ost.
DODGE H T Ely-Modern Reasonable.
lloaaekeeplna; Roonia.
S119V4 CALIFORNIA. I--rjom. fur
nished; modern; heated; fl'at floor; rea
sonable. H. 4U01. Also D-room cottage.
STEAM heated housekeeping room, $2.54
week. 2426 Dodge.
DAVENPORT. 2018-TWO OR THREE
HKPG. ROOMS; BRICK FLAT.
Houses aoel Coftaitva.
MODERN 2-story house, 7 rooms; never
occupied; new furnace: $20. Doug. r.y3.
ALL sires. S3 per month up. &C7 Haxtpn.
ELEGANT 9-room modern brick apart
ment, newly aecorated. $50 per month;
tic S. 29th St.
Framo flat. 1129 S. 20th St., 9 rooms.
raw plumbing, newly decorated, oak floor.
large yard, trees, shrubbery; M pec
month; a bargain. '
. J..0..1SH, EXECUTOR.
703 S. ilst Ave. phone Harney 243.
JUST completed, B-room bun
strictly modern. 27th and Mand
Webster 139.
bungalow,
ersou.
1KTH 5-ronin coJttHge
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, chips: 5-horst van
end 2 men. $1.2 per hr.; storage $2 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4S3H ft Ty. 230.
l-'OB RENT Modern 8-room house. 205
S. 35th Ave. Inquire T. J. O'Brien,
Henshaw Hotel, liar. 1094. T'ovslaa 1216.
FOR REN1
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can bo seen free of charge at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. SOS So. K)th St.
FIELD CLUB district. 6-room modern.
tile bath, sleeping porch 3424 Poppieton
Ave.. 40 a month. Phone Webster 3770.
Fidelity Storage Co
Storage, moving, pocking and shipping,
jsth ft Jackson Bts. Phone Douglas 2-.
l4rtiicoo' P'ts of the city.
tlOUSeS crelgh Sons & Co.. Bee Bldg.
Maggard's v
Van and Stor
age Co., Largs
van. 2 men. 11.60
tier nr.. u.ay. i men,
Webster. Doug. HOC
I1.2J per hr. 171S
J.CReedf
Exp. ito., -moving
packing ft storage,
-07 Fai-niun. D. e14.
FREE KENT TO FEBRUARY 1.
aM S. !ith Ave., 9 rooms, all modern... 130
;611) Capitol Ave., 8 rooms, all modern., i-".
114 8. 2Mb St.. 7 rooms, all modern 20
2216 North 27th St.. 6r.. mod. ex. heat.. 12
RASP BROS.. Has McCAtil'K RI.11C
3B5 jjaveupi rt St., upper flat, 6-r and
Sleeting porch
ww i3. m, o rooms, moa
ion S. iitli Ave., rooms, mod,
lk N. Hitn St., 7 rooms, mod..;
ft
2-i
20
:V1S Ames Ave., 7 rooms, mod. ex tit 15 1
C. U. CA RLliERU, ' !
818 Brandels Tbeater Bldg. j
modern" HOME! I
una Block N. !4th. 6-r. souarc. modern
C7.60.
Vt block rarnam line. 3T0; Cass, big
yard; s-r., Z-stury, siiuare, 4U.
BK1CK FLAT, ClOSE IX.
S-r., near Dodse on .1 th, H.'.tti.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
10W QinaUa Nat. Douglas I7I.V
t-RoOM cottage, modem excen luinact,
reduced rent. 2."iti N. h'th SI.
AM E RlfrANS ECVH Tj Y f'OMPAN
rms.. Dun lee. modern, 145.
6 rina., modern except heat.
7 rms., near car, north, Jjj.
8 rms., new Cottage, IJ2.6U.
4 rms., new. not modern, $12 50
Doug. KH3, or Wa . X7. Hsr. -o
J-R. BRICK, part mod . extra goo.1, tl7
No children. aOJIi B. liqh. Red 4WK. o
tlorra aad Offieea.
MODERN store, some fixtures, living
rooms, furnace; good repair; rent cheap,
good locatloiv 24th and I St.. South
Omaha. J. Casey.
DESK space. Jnqulre a 40 Brandels
Theater Bidf.
WANTED TO UVY
."WANTED To buy two-color Vnderwoud
No. i typewriter: must be nuoniol
In price. Addrtts O 4t care Bee.
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J.
C Icood, 1J'7 Farnani. Doug. mm.
HAMILTON CO., trie only gentile second
hand stole In Omsr.a. 171 Cuming D. i-H
bJNGLE biiKKV anl
pair, deslea. W
hariivsa. in good re
its (ioorgo Jiansen.
Station H Riute 1. Omaha
WE BUY 2d-band clothes. 14'" N 21
-
Tyler 1,1
YALE buys old clonics, piione
TWO Ford roadsters wanted.
tint class. VMIl pay eassi.
fully and state price, h. F.
kharoabuxg, la.
t i . . zz .ui i ;i
IIK.U, ESTATE
FARM Jt n(H LANDS FOR .LK
California.
3.:t.V acres near Ogdcn. Utah, price 110
ler acre; clear. V lll exchange for city
property or merchandise.
K.jiilty n r.) n modern home. Went
Farnani rlfetrii t. to exchange for clear
Om-ihji lot or automobile.
1) arr-s, well Improved, near Kansas
City; 12" acre? unier cultivation, balance
In pasture. Will exchange lor Omaha
Income priced rlpht.
:t icrt Irrigated land, unimproved. In
Sacramento vallev, Cal.; fine alfalfa and
fruit land, price' tt.in). clear. Will ex
change for an Omaha house, clear or
nearly so. .
W. T. SMITH CO.
lilt City National Kan nirts ..
Our Land
Tn Sacrament valley. I'leh soil, brai'
titul loch Hon. siilendld railroad service to
San Francisco and Sacramento. Frices
low. oaly 10 per cent cash; balance long
tune payment.
V. T. SMITH CO.
j 2M" 1H2 nty Nat. Hunk. -o I
i FOR BALE In Ilicrlde couiity!Calfi-
ornla-tce Land of Sunshine and Yo ould like to put In first pay
l. 'f,;,,iVrC8 '"v" ' ou,n,r: F"""'"-?' ment on an attractive new Dundee home
acres fruit, grain and Hifslfii land. 10 contilnlTK 7 rooms, In first-class location;
in i-rinK oncs iiw iruus; pieniy
' water .W fei t. Jinv
M,..v num unriMiu
: laion, V. O.. church and s-hool. also
I aui'i bou.ovaiit an-l state hlghwuy. l'rke
I enly lioi per acre, cisy term". Aiso liavo
15. 10 and t-ucre tracts. Thin B. Sturgeon,
; Men-mints Nat. Bank Ridg. Lkjs
I AnK?'es. I iil o
DON'T come to California until you have
! received our vnluabln, reliable map,
bulletin and Information service. Abso
lutely no land to aell. Address with
ftaivtp. Callfornin llomeseekers' J'rutco
, live Bureau, Umt Beach. Cal.
North Dakota.
WE own and control .TO.floo acres of Im
proved ffirms In the banner counties
of eastern North Dakota, In 1H0 nnd vKV
ai to. tracts. Would like to corrcaponl
Mh reliable agents.
H.VEVORSON-1 IK i.MBSON T-VND CO..
Cooner-town. N. 1.
Mlaaenota.
100 ACRES, between Minneapolis Olid Du
lulh. on the Poo line. 4 miles from mil
road town; 70 acres under cultivation,
balance wooded pnMu:o and some gooii
moadom; no waxte '.and; fair set bulld
tnus;, near school: land holders on beauti
ful lake; complete set machinery; 12C
chlckeiie, plenty of feed, wagon,, buggy
and everything on the pluc-i goes at $2j
per acre; ono-half cash. Schwab Bros.,
VV Plymouth Bldg . Minneapolis. Minn.
jtebraasva.
FOR SALE Best large body high-grade
medium-priced land In Nebraska; v?ry
little money required. C. Brad lev. iVol
bach. Neb.
HERE'S THAT RANCH VOU I1AVB
BEEN LOOKING FOR AND A
CHANCE TO TURN IN TOUR CITV
PROPERTY.
ROSEBUD LAND COMPANY.
414 Barker Block, Omaha.
l,S20-acre farm, alfalfa and stock ranch
at $12.60 per ncre, all In one tract. Just
west of Valentino, Neb.. In Cherr county.
Corners on a good town on the C. ft N.
W. R. R. This place has three, houses
on It and two of them are in town.
There are flvo wells, windmills and double
tanks, fenced oU In six different pastures,
nice grove by the houses in -town. This
place is all arranged with large barns,
sheds and eorral. Clits plenty of hav.
1."Q0 acres finest farm land on this place.
W acres now In cultivation, th corn
yield Is 40 bushels to the acre, 20 acres
rye that looks fine. This is where they
arc raising the hih-prlced beef on native
grass. Bln.ler. mower, dls? plows and
all hay and farm miuhlnery g-es with
the place. - Owner is retiring and will
take Borne irood Omaha properly. Give
time on HOoOO at per cent.
AVI IE AT LAND
IN
NEBRASKA
$1 AN ACRE CASH
17 YEARS TIME
Owner of fine level quarter section In
Kimball county. Nebraska. Instructs us
to sell on long time; easy terms. Price,
IIS an acre-tl an acre a year. Single
crops on nearby land hav-s netted owner
more than this.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1611 Harney St.
Douglas Co. Farm
190 an acre; lt0 acres, west of Omaha;
6-room house and all necessary out build
ings, all practically new. 40 acres in cul
tivation, balance in hay.
This Is cheap and good. Full Informa
tion from
George & Company
Phone W. 7r. !X2 City Nat l. Bank Bldg.
Nebraska Wheat Farms
640 ncres-ONE CROP OFTEN pays for
the land. Best piece In that locality: 15
miles south of Kimball, the county seat;
surrounded bv Improved farms; no in
cumbrance: easy terms.
Write today for illustrated fouler.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1016 Omaha Natlor.cl. Phone Douglas 2713.
trtO A., i'? ml. from F.rlcson, Neb.; fine
Improvements; gool alfalfa country- flO
per acre; easy terms. J. E. Glbncy, Elk
horn, Neb.
FOR BALE -320-A. relinquishment, 9 ml.
from Stapleton, well improved, for I').
Telephone connections io town. Address
Y 2.10. Bee.
100 ACREa smooth farm land near
Atkinson In 11. ill county, no improve
ments, aluo IH0 near Gordon In Sheridan
county; running water and timber. Price
lb per acre all clear, will consider trade
for clear Omaha or suburnan property.
John J. Mueller, owner. 1707 S. .'iid. Tol.
I Horney lMJt. o
Neir Tork.
HIGH priced land has caused many to
btrugglu Majatnt-t debt through a life
time only to oio in the end killed by debt
worries. ElKhty-acre farm with IS cows
and team, :i4 per acre; $-00 cath, lt I
yearly.
RENTER, ginger tipprlcc nor terms are
not a peg to hang lost opportunity on,
2-i&-Hci-e lann, acres oi - wueat, &4
acres of Hie more you have the more
; yo-.i want taltalfai, f-'l per acie, cash,
, I0J yearly. Writ for ohotus. Railroad
; i Hi e to juirchsser.
E. Ml'NSON.
2I'. S.
Swllnu St. Syracuse. N.
Oktahsuia.
! 1,000 ACRES, laige and small tracts; ab
I solute title; l-iulurg Co., funning, pas
I lure, oil, cuul land; j to per acre.
Write J. E. t nvniuh. McAlestvr. Okl.
teath Dakota.
SALE or e change, well Improved tUf-r-trr
section in Giegory county. Rl'h
soil and good cio s. Pilce llo per ay-re;
terms easy. Will exchange for good
Omaha income.
Sale or rnt, two good farm, In Trlpn
county; one of Mo acres, other 110 acres;
boih have good improvements and good,
hard soil, no sand. Price . per acre;
favorable terms.
W. T. SMITH CO.
D. 2SI U12 City Nat. Bank. -o
Wluoaala.
Upper Wisconsin
Beat dany and general crop state in the
union; aettleis wanted, lands for sale at
low prlcea on easy term. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grar.t.
Stale acre wanted- Write about our
grating lands. If Ui teres ted In fruit lands,
am for booklet on Appie Orchards in
Wisconsin. Address Laud Dept., fctoo Line
Ky., Minneapolis, Minn-
ltlscrllasiKoas,
FARM for siue; must sell niy Fellsmere
farm, 0 acres, muck prairie land.
Uphoff. M Times Bldg , bt. Louis, ato.
FARMS FOR RENT
t'sra mm A Hasck La a 4a.
4S0 ACRES ! miles from Kadoka. So.
Dak.. Jacks-in county: good for stock,
dairy and farming. Plenty water, r.ey
to 1.000 acres more land. years at ti
rents Mr acre. Will sell on lime for
17 per acre. A. L. Richards, Des Malnus.
la. o.
Must be ycR RENT Well lotsled and equipped
Inscribe lu-arr fouitry ranch. , Renter must bo
liaou, , sble to buy stock and equipment. Ad
Idresa Y ill. Bets. o
It K A L EHTATK EOK EXCHANGE
110 ACRES. Irrigated; M under ditch, bal
ance, pasture, all level; near Ft. Mor
gan, garden epot of Colo., where sugar
liecta last rar made high as 28 tone per
acre, alfalfa 7: t4. Improvements, 12..VW
Insurance; f.1,0'0 mortgage, runs year.
per cnt; eiint- tlt.'. What have you
for exchange? Kox asi. llelron. Neb.
OMAHA or neighboring properly wanted
iil lur re.-iiieimm F'lvj'm i; i
New
York 1'liv reatrli-tr.t ailhur'.l. Writs
K. K
81ocum. Hi Broadway, New Tork.
FRONTIER Ci. BARGAIN.
Highly Improved farm of 165 acres.
Land all lays fine and ia excellent soil.
Will exchange for good Omaha residence.
C. R. COMBS.
11J Brandels Theater, Omaha, Neb.
Doux'as fK.
FOR KXrilA NlliA fine stock and
grain farm of 2f. acres at onlv $." pr
acre, well Improved, close to town for a
MoJ stock of merchandise in most any
line. Income property or small farm
from $10.noo to Ill.OKl; f.'.VW cash, balance
terms, will also accept cheap wild, lanil.
"'. S. I. sun. Konxvlllc. la.
Have You a
near Lot "
....... . i.iocka to car
lalghtly location.
HASTINGS & 11EYDKN, 1614 Harney St.
1
REAL ESTATE LOANS
iJii.Uim PRIVATE money to loan oil Inside
prooerty at 7 per cent. O Keefc Re.-il
Estate Co., 101 Omaha Nat. Jank Bldg.
IXillKl'lS 27 In
CITY and faun loan. 6 i4. Per cent.
J. H. Dumont ft Co.,l'W Farnsm, Omaha
WANTED City loan. Peiers trust Co
WANTED Cltv loans and warrants. .
Farnani Smith Ar Co., 1.120 Farnani.
OMXhA homes. East Nebraska farina.
O KKEFK REAL BSTATh IU
.A. a . .... v.-.l llnlll-Ul '.1
:i r.
loin .iiiianw iai.
l'Kl to $10.li made promptly. F. I). Weed.
Wend thlg., 1Mb and Farnani Sts.
i 1 A 1 i VI M I Vli ITS io""11- e' and up.
C!TV LOANS. C. G. Caliber- Co.,
310-312 Bratuhls Theater B'.dg.
Cl'i'Y property. Lnrge loan a spccli.'ty.
W. H. Thomas. 22S Stato Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for citv and farm loans.
11. W. Binder. City Natl. Hank Bldg.
BEK us first If you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Nub.
ItEAL EHTATK ACHEAGE
$500.00
PER ACRE
would be cheap to pay for land practi
cally adjoining the rliy of Omaha on the
v,ct-t Must rnlsc some money In the
next few days and my fine 37-acre tract
oi land will be sold at a sacrifice; fine,
rich soil; If planted In alfulfa would, In
my opinion, produce 100 tons yearly, or aa
an Investment, platted Into aero lots,
ought to bring as much per acre us
nearby land which sells up to ll.otO per
acre. The price, 21u per acre no more,
no lcsa-and about half cash will do,
but get busy, I need the money. tCorre
spondence confidential.) Address J 451,
Bee.
This Fine CJorner
Acre, Benson,
$10 Cash $10 a Month
Benson Gardens addition, high and
sightly. Only one block to paved road.
Overlooks Williams' lake.
HASTlNflS ft HEYDEN. 1G14 Harney St.
little Fann
Adjoining Benson
on Paved Road,
$25 Cash $20 a Month
.34 acres. A aplondlif corner. Will dl-
vide Into li lots facing east. Pavement
all the way to Omaha. This tract will
t .. ,,.i,,A I ..-. a C 1 ".All
HASTINGS 4 HEYDEN;'. TB14 Harn'cy St.
, , .
KEAL ESTATE NOHTH SIDE
$3,600 Full Two
Story Corner Lot
Located In -one of tne best resident dls-
trlcts In the north end of the city, one
nlock from car line, strictly modern built
4 years. 8 rooms and hall on first floor;
8 rooms and bath on second floor.
OaSIl. DWBII.V iiiuuiiiij. v . w up mj.i
we Will
property.
be glad
fchow you this
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
3S0 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Doug. 4'J.
Dandy Home '
Five rooms and bath, electric lights,
furnace heat, all modern conveniences,
good-location. Paved Btreets. This home
was built lor a home. Full lot, 6oxHo.
Half cash, balance like rent. A snap at
the prloo. Come and see this place for
yourself. 4nll Charies St. Walnut l'-'7ii.
ONLY 1100 CASH.
Balance easy monthly payments, for a
strictly modern, almost new, up-to-date
6-room cottage, sine i'4x42, one block from
the Amea Ave. car; worth 3,000; can sell
for $-',300.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Doug. 1781. Wirt Block.
FOR THE MAN OF
MODERATE MEANS
$3,250
Buys (-room bungalow, every modsra
eonvenlence and aeveral built-in features.
I Owi.er la really sacrificing at this price;
IfiOo down; balance use rem; near xwouniss
Park.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
D. S3U. 644 Brsndei BMg. O
WE want a few 6 and 6-room houses at
once. Have plenty of buyers now. List
yiur properties.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
3d Floor Ware lilk. Doug. Kul.--o.
NEED money quick. Will sell my ll0
equity in all modern 7-room home for
Jlti cash. Give you warranty deed. 4; 10
N. 2Mb Ave.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH HIDE
33d and Woolworth
Ave., 6 Rooms,
$4,500
This is iri the heart of the fine Field
Club district nnd is ono or the eosleat
Utile homes, as well as one of thii best
liama Ins to be found anywhere In Omaha.
Hous Is only five vars old; la Unified
in oak n ni hss receiaiy been to-amlf ullv
decoiated throughout. Oarage. East front
lot. Onlv one and oiio-halt blocks from
West Side park csr Uiw. You couldn t
buy a lot wltliin a rndiiia of three blocks
and build the house lur anywhere near
this money. Terms can be arranged if
required.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1M6
Kt.-t' Hank Bldg.
Hanscom Park
District
Six Room House
We have a very pretty new hoir. only
two blinks from Hanscorn park, titat can
be sold on easy terms. This house )m oak
finished, with beam ceilings. built-in
bookcases nd buffet, fireplace; toilet and
lundrv In basement; large garage.; lot
exUi Price t.2. Located at 3340 J,ln
coln Ave. A small Cottage would be Ac.
cepted In trade.
Norris & Norris
0t Hue fildfi. Tel. Douglas 4270.
REAI, ESTATE ROVTH M!E
Quick Action
Needed
For It won't last Ions. Brand new
6-room bungalow, strictly modern, oak
finish and up-to-date. Choice east front
i- fc,rt,,i,,... v-i..- nnp Im
I ft. 7 NO. Terms
'"-" . ... r, . v i .
arranged, or lot taken In
exenange.
Rasp Bros.,
10fi McCague BUlg.
Doug.
IffA
WKAf. EHTATK WF.ST KIDK
West Farnam
$6,500
A new home consisting of large living
roniii, dining room. oon, kitchen, re
frlgrator room on first floor; with four
largo bedrooms oil the second floor, sn 1
largo, attic; oak floors throughout; plate
Klasw mlrrorii. flreplsce, laundry chute,
wall plugs: beautiful lighting fixtures.
Too barge for present owner. This is sn
eat fcrent. ono block from the Joslyri
home. Terms.
Glover & Spain
Sl!.;o Clly National. Phone Donglss yx-j
36 North of Dodge
Nineteen Mocks west of T. O.. 43x122'i;
Impiovemerf Is will go In this sprliiK.
Price now $f."; $10 cash, balance monthly.
Special dim-dint If you build.
O'KooJoi Kcal Estato Co.,
Ifilii Omnhii National. Phone Douglas 2713.
4,800 9-room. 2H-Btory mod
ern hou, electric lights and gas,
hardwood flnlsb. full cemented base
ment. SplendM location. Terms
made to suit.
$3,200 7-roonv, fe-story modem
house, hot water heat, south front
lot. Full cemented basement with
i laundry. Good location. Imposing
neighborhood. Tervis If desired.
W. T. SMITH CO.
D. 231 n. 1111 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
ItEAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
IHJ WNTO VN INVESTMENT
Two-story brick building and lot, 60x132:
trackage available; very eejjlly converted
for wholesale purposes, or Air downtown
gars go. Price only Ili.OuO. A small pay
ment will handle It
C. G. CARLBERG,
313 Prandels Theater Hide;.
Investment
New, close,' apartment house, pays 10
per cent on money Invested. Prlne 129,000;
mtg.. 110.00(1. Wal. of 1.000, cash, or
would take clesr eastern Nen. land up to
IIO.OH) If worth the money. Address
owner, 11 41S. Bee. -o
11EAL ESTATE SUIIURBAX
Duadee.
$500 Down Buys
Dundee Homes
We are offering for sale two well built,
well located 7-room new homes In Dun
dee on a small payment down of J500, the
balance about the same aa rent.
These houses have a large living room,
dining room, kitchen, pantry and front
and rear vestibules on the first floor;
three large bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch or sun parlor on the second atory.
The rooms are all nicely arranged, large
In also and are all decorated. The first
floor is finished In solid oak, excepting
kitchen; also the floors on second atory.
These houses have first-class plumbing
nrt heating, have beautiful lighting fix
tures, shades hung for all windows, and
; ara ready to ""py any Unty l
blocks from car line. The prices of these
homes are about M less than you will
no ante io miy itiv Bam v ,.wmwn
for when the selling season opens. It
will pay you to investigate these at once
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY ST REFT.
r.rvnvw UAlltlAlV
2 ,lne ,mtn ,ront Blgntiy 0ta each
y,- nonrosident owner Instructs us
to both tr m,
I RKNSON ft CARM1CHAEL.
; D ,-2, (H2 Paxton Block
Beaton.
FOR SALE IN
BENSON
t am going tn leave the city and will
offer for sale the following real estate:
One two-story brick building, 26x80 ft,
full basement. -
One one-story brick building, 80x80 ft,
full casement.
Ono i-ro-itn house, full basement, all
modern.
One 7-room house, full basement, all
modem
One 4-room house, full basement, mod
ern except heat
One 5-room cottage, all modern.
GIVE Mil) AN OFF EH.
E. H. OLSEN
2nu3 N. 57tli St., Benson 200. Benson, Neb.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Warm Homes
Furnace or Hot Water Heat,
$150 to $250 Cash
We have a number of homes located
In different parts of the city, that have
6 and rooms, which we ran sell on a
Kyment down of $150 to X0 and the
lance about the same as rent. If you
will call at our office or call ua by phone
we will be pleased to take you out aud
show you some of these desirable homes.
Why psy rent when it only takes about
1160 to i cash as first payment and
the balance of purchase price would be
paid for the same as you are now pay
ing rent? And you would have the ad
vantage of owning a home that Is well
built and that has the latest conveniences
Instead of living In some one else s old
house,
Hastings & Heyden
114 Harney Street.
aVKSTIlACTH (IP TITLE.
rti.BD Abstratti Co., oi'it-si abstract ot'
flee Id Nebraska. M P -nrlsls Theater.
kfc-HK Tula Uusuraulee and Abstract Co,
a modem n.-stiici olfiL. Js at. liib ob
Pnone i-'ougUia Ui.
Coffesr Market.
NliW YORK. Jen. 13. -COFFEE There
was some switching from March ta (Sep
tember contracts at 1J points In the col
fee market here today, but trading other,
wise was comparatively nulet. with prices
easing off under some scattering liquida
tion ana small ottertnga from trade
sources In the absence of any tmiortant
support- The opening was 2 to 3 points
lower, and the market closed at a
net decline of 2 to s points, bales
2M.7&0 bags. January, .t2c; March, 6.3, c;
April, 47c; May, .; ; July, 7. Site;
August. J.47c; Heptemeer, 7.57c: October,
7.ic; November, 1 esc; December, 7.72o.
Spot, quiet; Rio No. 7, 7r; Santos No.
4. Rio and clantos unchanged. Rio
exchange on Ixndou, 1-J2J higher at
14 3-1'?.
t. I.oals tirala Market.
ST. Iiil IS, Jan. U. W HKAT No. 2
red, ll.r(7'--il No. 1 hard, tl.374; May.
tl X'i; July, tl r-'S
OtjRN No. 2. bO',c: No. 2 white, "2'fc;
May. 7W4C; July. 7fc-"ic.
OAT-No. 2, Wc; No. 2 white, U,tic.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Export Transactions in Wheat Are
Heavy and Big Foreign Orden
Are Held in Chicago.
CORN FUTURES RULE STRONG
OMAHA. Jsn. 1.5. I'll;..
Rig orders for wheat from loreign coun
tries are held In the Chicago market for
deferral hi
Thta la a refle. IL.,n r,t (lie senerul belief I
abroad that the conflict now nmlnc will I
he long drawn out and that unless bread-i
sturfa are secured In advance there, will
be great sintering among the people at
ix-sce aa well as those at r.
KNport transactions In wheat yesterday
worn said to be about the largest on the
crop. Seaboard reported around I.UW.m
hu . nnd In a.l.llilon lo ibis tbe salen were I
l.ir..i bu., snd of the latter X-.wo bu.
Were for export and the balance was
taken by millers,
Kansas City and St lxiuls reported a
much better demand for both wheat and
flour In these markets.
Corn futures ruled strong yesterday,
partly In svmpatliv with wheat and partly
because of the big export sales Monday
testing snots nlmwed aatns of wtio tol
Hu c over tne previous close, i oniinis- i
suui luillses m-erw Mi-lle hii-er of corn
futures yesterday, and the offerings were
limited. Country sales of com to arrive
were small, but there were liberal receipts
yesterday from previous purchsss and
prl.es In the sample market aversged 4c
lower.
Provisions were strong yesterday, par
ticularly lard. One of the larger packers
bought a round lot of lard over night,
and there was good buying In the pit.
Much of the business yesterday was In
the way of changing over from January
to May holdings.
Wheat was IV to 2c higher.
Corn mas e higher to c lower.
Outs wero unchanged to le lower.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
equal to S17.000 bu.; corn, lU.OuO bu.; oats,
17. ui) hu.
ITImary wheat receipts w ere. fca.ofin hu
and shipments Kl.twn bu., against receipts
of 610.0UU bu. and shipments of JSS.tast bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 2.21.009 hu
and shipments l.aa.OUO hu., against re
ceipts of "ICO.) bu. and shipments of
61MM) bu. last year.
Primary oh in receipts were I.OOrt.OOO bit.
and shipments ST.S'n bu.. against receipts
of 7IW..0U0 bu. and shipments of WS.000 bu.
last year.
CARROT RECKIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
im M4 M
312 ...
17
:w 172 10
.15) 14il 14
til . .Vt . I't
91
Omaha
Kansas City
St. l-ouls
Winnipeg ...
These sales were reported today: Wheat
No. 3 hard winter: I cars, tl.m. No. 3
durum: 1 car. l.4i. Hyc-No. : 1 car,
$1.10. Corn No. S white: 2 curs, fc:, S
cars, SSc. No. 4 white: 1 car, tV-. No.
6 white: 1 Car. Ht;i-i,o. No. 2 yellow: 1 car,
te. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, a.c; 1K1 cars.
."ie. No. 4 yellow: 4 earn, ffiVl ' cars,
6c. No. 6 yellow: cars, tr.c.
yellow: 1 cat, 4mUc; 1 car, ."e.
mixed: 1 car tne.ir white), m.ii,c
mixed: 1 car (near while), liT.c;
No.
No. 2
. No. 3
2 cars,
2)1 cars.
W-c; 1 ear (near white),
6SVc; S cars, GDc
No. 4 mixed: 1 car (near
white), iic; 1
car (near whit"), -c: 2
cars. 4iO. No. 5 mixed: 1 car tnear
white). tvHc: 4 cars. tic; I car, 4V- Sam
ple: 1 car, .1c. tBts-No. 3 white: 1 car,
60c. Sample: 1 car. 60c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 hard,
tl.imn.-V; No H hard. tl.:KHI.al No. 4
hard, tl l-i 1.29'x; No. 3 spring, tl.SWt 1.31 ;
No. 2 durum, 1.4T 14ilVj; No. 3 durum,
tt.4fiM-frl.4g. Corn: No. 1 white, H''7',' ;
No. 2 white, ttiMiKic; No. 3 white. 0kH
W'4c; No. 4 white, OoVo tiOHo : No. i white,
IKVi'&iltitic; No. t white, rfit.htkk; No. 1
yellow, 6WiKt4e; No. 2 yellow, W'dWcj
No. 3 yellow, GotifMfcHc; No. 4 yellow. Mi
tV4e; No. & yellow, 641fn'Vc ; No. i
yellow. 64V.!ffV: No. 1 mixed, Vtlc;
No. 2 mixed, UG'iitih&V: No. 3 mlxe.1, (KXn
flf.Vic; No. t mixed, 64V((Mc; No. I
mixed, ti4Wj'5c; No. 6 mixod. (44'il'ti4ie.
OirJs- No. 2 white, 61tilVio standard,
W)iifi51c: No. 3 white, 50Vq!Wic; No. 4
white, IWVpWte. Harley: Malting, fttlifiSo:
No. 1 feed, .'rii!c. ftye: No. 2, tl.lOup
1.10V4; No. 3, tl-WABMO. -
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradlasi aad Closlnar
1 Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. I.t.-fnllmltod and at
times excited buying was the rulo todsy
In the wheat trade, with oximrters and
millers racing for supplies. Sethiu-ks
failed to last aad the market closed
strong ut 14C to WSii'io above last
night. Corn finished Ww1 to ', not
lower, oats unchanged to Vklf'ic otf and
provisions down 7i25c.
It was said at the end of business this
afternoon that nearly all of the stock
of wheat In Chicago hud been disposed
of, and that foreign buyers wero now
working most energetically on the spring
wheal at Buffalo and Duluth. Inability
of Chicago dealers to purchase any large
amounts from rural hohlers except at a
radii ui advance had much to, do with the
flnul strength of prices here and the re
newed fever to buy. Country n. liters
were said to be outbidding Chicago of.
fers. especially In Nebraska.-
At the crest of the advance today,
wheat reached to within o of the top
most quotations since the beginning of
the war and showed a rise of 7'o since
the worst of the break during the flurry
Monday about the supiKised Impending
overturn of Turkish con'.rrl of the Dar.
danelles. Unfavorable harvest weather In
Argentina and rlnlng vessel rates from
Buenos Ayres to English, ports counted
hard against the Iwars.
Piling up of stocks of oorn neutralised
In that grain the effect of tho wheat
bulge.. A steadying lnfluenoe, however,
was tha fact that oorn In Uverpool waa
selling at nearly tl bushel. Oata wero
i,..t,i rinwn hv heavy selling on the part
of one of the largest houaes here. On the
other hand there was an acuve inquiry.
Unloading of lard for recent buyers
pulled down provisions. Packers and other
Stock yards Interests wera conspicuous
on the selling side.
- .. I ....... V ., T nu. n
Oram prices iniinaiiru -j
(Bryan. 31u South Slxteentn street:
Artlrlel Open. I Hlgh.l I:w. Close ! Yes y
May
July.
Corn I
May.
July.
Oats
May.
July.
Pork
Jan..
1 StAntt
1 41
I S8T,
1 4o: K&
1 -D7
1 3"
S4 i
1
i
1 !4',4
l74MisJ
1 25,
76S
W,t
i
66
63V4
74Td76rrrVi
7i"V. 74
ll'lUtjU'i
18 20 ! 18 48
18 8i U8 &&-B7
76',
6fAfiH
MStJ-V
;
b?
18 15
18 7
18 SO
18 22
May.
18 S5-19
19 0U
Lard
Jan,
JO 7Hl
10 TH
10 52'i 10 R2',,j
10 6,7
10 92-95
May.
10 V4
10 U6
10 W I 10 SO
Biba
Jan..
82" i
10 16
no
10 2&
May.
10 28-221 10
to 10-121
"Chicago Csh Prices Wheat : No. t red,
llil.41V4: No 2 hard, tl Will. Corn:
No 3 yellow, nm". N vellow. gS4Jd
tic. Oat-' No. 2 while. 61A.ilif.2Jtc; atand-ai-3
BV'rt!'4c. Rye: No. 2. tl.16'. Harley:
Wii-e Seed : Timothy, K fl71 Mi; clover.
ti'6"rrl6.oi Provisions: Pork. $17.00; lard.
tl0 62'A; ribs,
gl'TTEH Steady ; creamery.
EOG14 Steady; receipta, 7.6W
mark, cases Included, 84.'loc;
24$ 31c.
cases; at
ordinary
firsts. s7KiS4e; rirsis. jo "
POTATOES Lower; receipts. 26 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin red. W(42ci
Michigan snd Wisconsin white, 5884fie.
POULTRY Alive, lower; springs, 1240!
fowls. 13c.
Kansas Mr Oralsi ! Proylaloaa.
KA-NrtAH CITY. Jan. 13.-WHEAT-No.
3 hard, ll.MtilM: No. 2 red. ll.to; May.
tlltS: July tl.mifii.nV4.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, suc; No. I wlilte,
-2c May, 74'.-e; July, 7&V'-
OATii--o 2 white, M'tjMHc; No. 2
mixed. Ma02'4e.
Hl'TTER Craemery. 3c; firsts, 31c;
arron-'s. rxc; packing stock, Hc.
J-::C,8-Flrsts. 3-V-; second. 23c.
pot LTRY-Hen 13c; roosters. lO'ic;
turkeys, 16c.
Mlaarapolla t.raia ntrsri,
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Jan.
WHEAT -May, tl-361; asked: July.
11-
t1.3tW
.krd. Cash: No. 1 hara. si
No. Il
'northern. tl.84"r8'l-
No. 2 northern.
tl xi V'l
FMI'R-Cnchsnged.
HARLKY xi"i6HC.
ItYK 11.121-13.
URAN-taiO.
CORN No. 3 yellow
OATS No. S white,
Kl.AX-tl.T8 V. 1.81V
64fj KC
50i Mtf.
I.ltrrpool ti.sls Slarkel.
I.lVERPtX'U Ju IS. WHEAT No.
Maultoba. lis lid. No. t. lis td. No.
hard winter. Its f'd Future, nominal.
Ct iltN American mixed, Ta Oil: January,
Ts .id ; February. Ts S-Sd.
f,w york i;r.Krt.i, mabkf.t
qanfatloaa of tae Day an Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Jan. It FDOLTt Firm.
U11KAT 1 pot strong; No. red, ll.47;
No. i hurd, tl 4'. all rail, c. (. f., track,
rtport; No I northern, Diiluth, $l.41;
No. northern. Manitoba, 1.4, c. I f ,
1-ullslo. Futures strong; May. tl 4t; July,
COKN pot. cany: No. J yellow, 7Se,
I. f.. to srrlve. Argentine prime, i.e.
nolnllm I, delivered
OATH flint steady
standard. Kfic; No.
clipped white. fc9ff
white, Vsc; fancy
00'ic
HAY-Steady; prime, tl IV, No. S, tl.lOff
I I'.'1: No. tl "; No. a. M OO; shipping.
M"iltlv.
HOI'f-Stendyi state, common to choice,
1914, lf.ii:c; Faclflc const. ll'14, 10J1I4"-;
l'.'t. SorltH-.
Ill DEH Steady ; Itogota, S3tc;
Central
America. 1
LKATIIEH Firm: hemlock
firsts. Sic;
seconds. :nrHi
I'HOVISIONS Pork, stosdy:
11.oi tfjii-M; fsmlly. r.0vu:..oi;
clears, t.t) fWil.i Beef, steady;
M.WHS.OW; family, 2i tWXM.
mess,
short
mess.
Enrd,
eav; middle west, tin ut iti.ho.
TA LI.OW Steaily : city. 4c: country.
tfrKUe; special, se.
itrTTKR-Steady: receipts, ,170 tubs;
creamery, M score, X; cresmery, higher
storing, .llVftoc; firsts, SliiMHe; seconds,
2Siff:o; process extras, ?vn27e; ladles, cur
rent make, firsts, t.1fl!3So; seconds, t2ic:
pncklng st.M-k, current make. No. 3. 219
21c.
CllKKSR-ateady; receipts. boxes;
state whole milk, held specials, lhhM
me; state whole milk, average fancy, 16
4llit,c; state whole milk, fresh specials,
I4t)irc; state whole milk, fresh specials,
average fancy. MMrWMHo; skims. 3S,1.IW.
F His Strong; reoclpts, .402 cases;
fresh gathered extra fine. 4Mirte: extra
firsts, 44e; firsts, 4So: eeeonds, 40W4c;
stste. rennsylMinla and nearby hennery
browns. 4ii4ic: gathered browna and
mixed cnlors, 41ff4tic.
POIM.TRY Live, firm; western chick
ens, 14bl4-tc; fowls, 1Mrlt"e; turkeys.
Inc; dn-ssed, firm; western roasting
chickens, li19Vc; fresh fowls. UVtlc;
turkeys, IJSr:!
CIIICAtM) MVil BTOCK MARKET
tattle Firm,
II oca Weak,
Weak.
CHICAGO. Jan. U-CATTIJ'V-Racelpts.
13.000 head; market firm; native ateers.
ts. '. SO: western steers. tt.lMfMO; cows
and heifers. VEifsS-W: calvea, t7.MinnirA
1 ictus Receipts. 41.000 head; market
i weak I early advance of he nioro tnan
lost; bulk of aaies,, sn.wxruv'"; usot,
t.fkil.i; heavy, t.SMf ; rough. .h(,rtt
;,; pigs, ,'.2.'-tl4.iVV
SHEKP AND UMBS-Receipts. ?O0(1
head; market weak; sheep, y7Wr.60;
yearlings, W.761W.; lambs, t8.7i(if!l.6o.
Krw York Moaey Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 18 M ERCAJCTII.H
PAPF.R-Sifl-4 per cent -
STKIU.lNl KXCHANOE tl ar 1 y
steady; sixty-day bills, t4.U6; for cables,
48l"bVER Bar, 49o; Mexican dollars,
370.
ItiiNDS Government, steady; railroad.
TIM 15 LOAN 8 Easier; sixty and ninety
days. .tWhdV per cent ;six months, 8U
3 per rent. .
MnNEY On call, weak! high. I per
cent; low, 1H per cent; ruling rate. I per
cent; last loan, 2 per cnt: cloMng bid,
IV per cent; offered at t per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ss follows:
U. I. erf. Is r(.... T "Mo. relrle . u.. IT
d. coupon' f N. T. C s
D. g.
la. rs ww w. i. mr
do ooupsa lVili N.
Histe 4V4.. .lel4
r. 8. 4. r.g W , N. Y.
So cospoa 100 "V-
PtnuM s eonpoa. .H No. I'
n. it, a
It.
i
olfto 4s...
...14S
... ton
... fttUj
...
... 7i4j
Am. gmslters 4S....tm de is ...........
A. T. a T. o. 4V4S StltO. 4. U st. 4j.,
Armour Co. 4ss.. S!1". T- T-
AU-.blaon fn. 4.... m puns. ono. is...,
nl. Ohio 4s MitRMdlag sea. 4s,
Ones. A Ohio 44S.. M'H. U ft g. t. r-
... "
... M
4SC114,
... !
...
... Wl
o. II. ft Q. J. .... stUjBs. Pes. ev. 4s...,
! M ft 8 r g 4Ws..lMi4i e ref. 4s.
C. K. I. T. o. 4s. o .ev. 6s.
c M. rsf. 44.. -.o. Railway I....
D. ft. R. O. xsf. .. sx llnloa rurtfls 4a...
Kris (n 4a t to ev. 4a.
Oon. Fllerlrio Is... .Il'4 IT. 8. Ttutibsr ..
nt. No. Ui V. S. Busl s....
ill, Cn. rt. in... M Wabssk lt Is
K. C. go. rV- ttWsst. I'slon 4H.
U ft N. unl. srtiWest. Kiss. rf. Is
M. K. T. IM 4s... 77 H
17
sou.
Hlosia City Llvo Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY, la., Jan. Yl. OATTL.K
Receipts, .1,000 head; market, 10c lower;
native steers, tG.fitltirf.fO; hutoher, t5.1MjP
l.6; rows and heifers, t4.t64fo.9i: canners,
lfjrHl.60; alockera and feeders, tu.Wtf
ti; calvea, l5.6Ki?i.50; bulls, stags, etc.,
to.017.8l).
HOU8 Receipts. W0 head:, market,
steady: heavv, tfi.Wrm.lt: mixed. .7
'70; light, KOlKiiti.671; bulk of gales,
i.7l4ti.70.
BHKEP AND LAMBS-Reoelrts, 1.600;
market. Iv.il6.; lower; ewe. t3.76Qfi.ao;
lambs, ttl.0on8.ll0.
I .
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. ll.-flUO A R-Futures
opened Irregular; there was a moderate
demand from local aourrea and offerings
were not particularly heavy. The mar
ket was steadier during the forenoon,
with prices net unchanged to 3 points
higher. Tho spot market waa steady and
unchanged; centrifugal, 4.04(&4.O7c; mo
lasses, 3 27ififlSw Centrifugal was firmer
In the late trading. Hales of 14,ouO bags of
Cuba In part were made at 4.11c Cen
trifugal closed at 4.044J-4-UO., Molasses at
1.274ja.34c.
, .
. Oil and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.1.TURPENTINE
Firm: machine hhla., 4iVc.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 18. TURPENTINE
Strong; 40c; sales. 124 bble.; receipts, 273
bble. ; shipments, 42 bbls. ; stocks, 85,741
this.
Ri.MIN Firm; sales, 5S8 bbls. receipts,
97 bbls.; shipments, 271 bbls; stocks, 145,
777 bbls Quote: A. B, t3.12Hft-1 17H; C. D,
p.2wu;i.22t: m, i.a: '. ;i.?,'a&3.; ti,
n:; I, vi.3fi: K. un; M. 4
N. $6.26;
wo. ts; WW, to.75.
Cot tow Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-COTTON-Spot
quiet; middling uplands, 8.06c; sales, 8W
bales-
Futures closed barely steady January,
7.90c; March. 1.14c: May, t.S4c; July. 1.52c;
August, Mlo; October, t.TSc; December.
g.XKe.
The cotton msrjtet closed barely steady
at a net decline nf $ tn 10 points.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. U-COTTON-Hpot
firm; good middling. (17d; middling. 4. kid;
low middling, 4 40d. Pales, 10.000 bale.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-METALS Lead.
t3.6M3.75; London, 18 2s d. Spelter,
tl frttrti.10: London. 29.
Tin, firm; five-ton lota. 133.6033176;
twenty-five-ton lots, 131 Xl'pM.Xl. Copper,
quiet; electrolytic, 113.627)13.76; csstlng.
$13.7i 13.62. Iron, quiet and unchanged.
At London: Spot copper, tft 17a 8d- fu
tures, m. Spot tin, tlUI 10a; futures, 1146
ltts.
BT. IXUIB. Jan. 13. METAIJ Lead,
dull, $3t5. Spelter, strong. $5. 865 96.
t. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. U -CATTLE
lie eel pu l.wio head; market, steady
steers. 17.0isif9.t0' cows and hfclfers.
U iw; caives, uonj
HOOK Receipts l.ono head; market
steady at yesterdays packer market; top,
t6 f: hulk. lrl6M3 85.
SHEEP AND LAMrW-Ttecetnta 8,000
head; market, dull; iambs, f7.7b4jfi.60.
Live Bioek tta alsjfct.
Receipts of live stock at tba five prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hos. Sheep.
Chicago 13 00U 41 ,uS 2p.u0
ft. Louis J 8.100 i.UK)
Kansas Ctty Lftrft UOOO )
toux City l.ono MO I &u
South Omaha i,M 11.000 lO.LuO
Total
.19.100 74,900 44,0110
Dry 43ood Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11 DRY 4300DS
Cotton goods markets were steadier and
jobbers bought for Immediate and for
ward delivery Worsteds were firmer,
laces In slightly better demand, burlap
julet.
Evaporated A poles aad Drlosl Fralts
NEW YORK. Jan. lI.-EVAPOaATBO
APPLKB 'julrt.
DKIfc-D KRCITS Prune firm. Apri
cots snd peaches quiet and steady. Rais
in firm-
llaak I'leariags.
OMAHA, Jan. 13 Rank clearing for
Omaha today were ;i,MM4e 01, and for
the corresponding day last yesr, 13,119,.
CZl.'St.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle More Active and PriceiAie
Steady to a Little Stronger
Sheep Slow to Lower.
HOGS SHOW BUT LITTLE CHANGE
HOCTII OMAHA. Jan. 11, 1815.
Kerelpts were: Cattl. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Mondsy 7,- 7.it7 17,!':r.
Official Tuesday in is
Estimate Wednesday.. MOO ia.noo io,.''
Three days' totals... 17,ic?
Same days last week..17,m
Same i weeks ago 14.43
Same J weeks ago 7.W8
Pame 4 weeks ago 20S
Same days last vear.. 15.7
J1.T2S
M.442
?R,no
Sl.axii
41.77'i
4?..n7
inn
37,M
31 .R
The following Ohio II,. r-.lnta
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at the Honth
Omaha live stock market for the year to
data, aa compared wltn isl year:
, 115. 1!14. In.-
c"tl ,14 3:1,272
'' 10K.41A W.212 !)..'T!
nctP 110.7S 91.H.U 10.ISI
The following table snows the average
price for hogs at the Scuth Omaha Hva
took market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
1116. 1HI4. lima. 112. 1911, H)U),P)n,
Jsn.
1 10
7 M
1 si
7 so
7 101 081 I I Mi t u
7 0s 00 7 tf4 I 71
Jan.
7 174.1
Jan.
7 13 t ) t
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
'an.
7 041.
7 14 t i 7 !0i
7 eft ; OtH 7 7, 47 hi
7 ! J 13 17 7 Sol 8 411 t 74
7 SS 7 II 111 lUii Hi
7 M 7 14 1 I X 4J1 5 .'.
on T Id 0 0! 7 tv! I t -V
OH 7 S4 to 7 821 t til
7 12 10 7 7i I 1S t Ti
8 041 I I7i 7 8 2S, .. :
7 7 e: 7 7:11 41 & ,
1
7 onii
7..
..1 tivlj
Jan. ..!
Jan. 10.1
Jh. 11. 6
Jsi
T0s
Jan.
Jan.
71)
ti tf'
BOmlay.
t A TILL- Receipta were very liberal
... "orll'r'K or a Wedncsuay, but for
tunately the demand ws giant, so that
tne trade was in a healthy mm more sat
isfactory condition as viewed from a
sei.ers standpoint. Ituyera were out In
tne ysrda n B0,ld MHaon )n Ulo mornK
nd the buik of tho cattlo changed hand
at an enrlv hour.
Reef steers sold freely at prices that
;ro steady to a llttlo stronger than yes
terday. Cows and hollers were fully
jteauy and mom active sellers. Good
reeaers were steady and for that matter
Itlllo change haa taken pluce on the good
to choke g i ados thus far this week 'ihev
are In fact as high as they have been
any time. Yesterday some very choice
Wyoming feeders sold at $. and todav
a feeder buyer psld $8 .50 for fed cattle to
l taken back Into the country and fln
? . Th1 rnedlunt grades of Blockers
and feeders are around 2bc lower than,
sat week and itf not moving very rap
Idly even at that.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed beeves, 40; fair to good
eornfed beeves, t6.60ifr7.5u; good to chon
l'lt"-i1,&:. gooii to choice rows.
18.Tbln.t; fair to good cows, li.OOIfJ.Hl;
oomnion to fair cowa, 14.0tKfi6.00; good to
choice stockora and feeders, $7-Ji.i.l:
fair to good atnrkera and feeders, $ti.60j
T.nu; common to fair stoekcrs and feed
ers. 16.7i4.M; stock heUers. t-k2i5.75:'
stock cows, 14.50ru5 50; stock calves. tti.00f
60; veal calves. $7.004j8GO; bulla, stag!,
etc., t4.7u4W.W.
HOvS ttncolpta were liberal today,
about 174 cars, or 1.1,i6 head, being re
ported in. Twenty-four curs of these were
consigned direct to a packer from another
market. The three davs' total is 30,725
head, being nearly 8.000 short of last
week, ami almost l.OOO short of the same
days last year.
Tim market opened dull, with tho feel
ing among buyere generally ateady. (Ship
ping demand was not an good aa on Tuea
dsy, and tha number of hogs bought on
shipping and speculative account were a
good deal smaller. Packers' early bids
were somewhat better than vui.M.i.'.
killer trade, that la they were Juat steady
with Tuesday's average market, and al
though sellers were working for better
money, packer refuse ed to raise their
hands, so that when tha first hogs were
sold, they went on ft generally steady
busls. The mtrket remnlr-e.1 verv dun mi
the way through, and at times looked as
though It might weaken, but the hlg end
of the supply sold at prices that mere
fully steady with yesterday's average
market, or a shade higher than yester
day a packer sales.
Riilk again landed at MfcVn.71. the b!ir
string el"ng at tti.70. yulte a sniliikllng
sold as high as 9H...1, the top for the dav.
Trade for the week to date shows n d,
rllne of about KJe. The market has been
extremely slow on every day. and puck
era have Had pretty much their own way
throughout the week. In spile of the fact
that sellers have fought hard for better
money. Yesterday M-as the only diy the
shipping demand nmnuntbil tu much and
even then packers Succeeded in louvrlu-r
th eof of their mv-va a nl' ke
SHEtP-Wllh 10.WU head of sliee-i and
lambs reported In this morning, com
pared with I6.3&8 a week ngn aim 6,4iit a
year ago, sellers were nuilrontud with
an unusual and peculiar situation on the
areep market. Trado opened In good sea
iimrKi-i. i ratio ope nca in good sea
wlth two or three cars of iambs sell
at steady to strong figures and a
ewe and yearlings moving at price
son
Ing
vn w nt)o miiia ri iiiiatai lilt iv iri tr si I m-i
a shade higher than yesterday, but a very
v .I,.,.. rioi'Bru unHire inn market In
general came to a standstill with buyers
refusing to even bid on a great manv
of the offerings, Including both aged
sheep and lambs. Bo the bulk of today's
offerings mot a very poor demand and
when the packers did become Interested
In what was unsold their bids were a flat
quarter lower than at the opening. Late
In the forenoon most of everything on
sale began til change hands on a basts
ll.ii 25c lower on an average. Aa waa the
case on Tuesday, the trade was more or
less uneven, making It very difficult for
sellers to do business. There waa no Im
portant change In the general quality of
the offerings and the clearance waa late.
Tha early sales Included some fed west
ern lambs at x.46 and soma fed western
ewea at lS.HOifttl.no, but this waa no cri
terion from which to Judge the general
market, which waa drsggy with prices
lower.
The bearish Influence was attributed
to tha big run at most all market points,
snd especially at Chicago and Buffalo, so
fur for the week. The packer buyers
claimed the situation on the eastern
dressed markets did not warrant the con
tinuance of the high schedule prices thut
had prevailed on the local market of late.
The situation In feeders remained pretty
much tha ssme as on Tuesday and Mon
day, the receipts being light, hut the In-,
quiry good. Prlcea were about like yester
day. Early transactions Included some
Idaho feeding lambs at 18.00. I
Wuutauoiui on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, !.2r4.46; lambs, fair to
good, $8,007)8.26; lambs, heavy, t7.50.-yH.iHJ;
lambs fetters, $7.ti6ti8.0; lambs, heavy,
t7.&0ci4.fH; lambs, . feeders, ft.uu;
yearlings, light. t7.6ii7j; yearlings,
heavy t6.tSfr7.26; wethers, good io choice.
$6.0uff.4O; wethers, fair to good, t6.7ii.M;
ewes, good to choice, t5.504j6.SW, ewes, fal:
to good, tn.2tVrt6.60. .
HOR8EH No material change hat
taken place tn horse prices during 11 c
week, values for the most part remalnlim
about the samo as a week ago. As com
pared with a year ago the trade U hardly
so good barring only the demand for cer
tain classes ot war horses which Is keep
ing prices up on that clasa. While tho
trade during the week haa been a little
slow a fairly good clearance has been
effected. Tha receipts of mules havt
been light as ha also the demand, owing
to the lack of southern buyer.
KtsMU Cltr Ltv Btewlc Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 11. CATTLK
Receipts, 6.WJ0 head: market, weak;
prime fed steers, Iv50(ir9.60; dressed beef
steers. l7.2Mi.40; western steers, 17.25-'
8 60; stockera and feeders, $6.2477.76; "bulls,
9fi.rniifi6.b0; calve. $6.50rrl0.26.
H Hit Receipts. 14,000 head; market,
steady, bulk, t6.90, heavy, t6.iwvi6.90;
punters and butcher. 9b.75'u6.S7s; light,
$6,701(16 W; pig. $6.3u6.50.
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipt, tin)
bead; market, lower; lambs, to. 10$ 8. 4a; '
yearlings. 16.767.69; wether, . $6.tsj.7.'i.
eves, t5.oaa.?6.
I r
$. Loala Llvo Itsrk Market.
BT. LOUI8. Jan. 13 CATTLE Receipts,
J 9m) head:, market. ",ilgher: native steers.
$7.60&10.uu; cow and heifers, te.OtSfiS.95:
-etocker and feeders, $u.2u'(j7.26; southern
steers. $6.76o7.76; oow and heifer, tt.uutj
100; native calvea, KOUy 10.76.
HOCe3 Receipts, a. log head; market,
lower; pigs. 6b.lWrt6.9f; mixed and but
chers, W-SOyiJuO; good heavy, $H.9iKir.0i).
bliEEP ANP LA MBS-Receipts. t60O
hesJ. market. lower; native muttons,
14 76-015; lamb, P.8fioS.6; yearlings.
17.26aT-80.
' Dalath Wfci-st, Market.
Dl'LlTTH, Minn.. Jan. 13 A feature on
the Duluth market today was the sale of
a full cargo ot No. 1 northern spring
wheat for export, reported by a Lului
trader from New Yoik. i