'Jllhi Nttr,: UMAHA, Wi'iDM'iSDAV, .IANUAUV U. I'll.").
II.
FOR KKNT
I'nrejtsHecl House. .
TABT OK" A fttrn. ho i to couple will
ing to boitrd the family of two women
end two children, 4401 IVriism Wal. '."-".
N in;TA' furnished R-pmiib cottage lit
If ft , South Omaha. Rfflwi'iihln If
tnken soon, l'hone Wel.ster m".:0.
llnnars and t ttc
ALL stes. 13 per month up. b-V Pax ton.
l:f.'MANT -rooni modem brick apart
merit, mjwly cccoruted, per mouth;
lt! a. th st
frame flat. 113) . roth St.. 9 rooms,
new plumbing; newly decorated, otik tloor.
large yrd. tree, rhrubbcry; S'SO per
months a bat-gain.
.J. C. ISH, EXECUTOR.
70.T S. Slst Ave. I'iume Harney ?41
l-R. BHJt.'K, part mod , extra good. $1 J.
No children. tN s. l.th. Hod 4in., 9
-r.. niix'ent. 719 rt. :'.7tli Si. 7-r., modern.
TMt l,cav. St.. good location. Web. 3..fn.
MODKRN i!-etory bouae. 7 rooms: nevet
occupied: new turnwee; t-tt Poug,
Globe Van&Storage
Stolen, move, pacha. elilps: 3-hoiso van
and 2 men. H.'iO ht hr.; storage K Per
mo. Satisfaction guar. !.. ft "'
FOB 11KNT Modern d-rooni house. ii06
a MUi Ave. Inquire T. J. O'Brien,
llenshaw Hotel. Har. KHX. focslaa ttlb.
FOR KENT
We have a complete list of all house,
apartnienta and flats that are for rent.
Thla I"" can bo ween free uf charge at
Omaha Van AStorage i o.. - ro.
Fidelity Storage Co
Ptorage. moving, pocking and shipping.
16tn J. jikon Pin. I'hone Uouglaa M.
n tn ail paita of the city.
tlOUSeSmh fona & Co., Bee Bldg.
Maggard's
Van and Blor-
Large
men, s.w
per nr.; uiay, z m?n,
Vebwter. Doug. U'M.
J1.20 per nr. 17U
Jf f 1 Exp. rro., moving,
I . tPPn packing & atorage.
. Vi XVVVU ,007 t-Bpnnm. u, eng.
STRICTLY modern 9-room houwe, 70S No.
.KHh atreet. fhone Red WS.
For Rent
Remodeled
Twenty-Room
Flat
18th and Dodge
$125.00.
' PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT TO
INSPECT THEM.
American Security Co.
rhona Douclaa 6013, or Walnut 8037 or
Harney iirt4fi. o
. HALF MONTH RliNT FRKK,
311 N. 33d Bt.. 7-room, modern, .
2415 Capitol Ave., 7-r.. mod. ex. heat, $23.
Capitol Ave., 7-room, modern, $28.
201$ Amea Ave., 6-r., modern ex. heat, $30.
4;iL"9 Uecatur. &-r.. city -.water, $13.
948 N. irrth St.. 6-room, city water, $12.60.
S723 Ohio. 8-rcom, well, $7.
MM N. 4th St., 6-room, Welt. J$7.
3010 Llndway Ave., 4-room, well, $7.
CREIOH, SONS & COMPANY,
BOS Bee Bldg. Uouglaa 200."
1115 . DAVENPORT. St., 6-room modern
upper flat, -with sleeping porch. $.15,
filil 8. 27t.li Bt., ft-ruom modern St. Louis
flat. $30.-
1005 N. i9th, 7-room modern flat, $.
1001 Ei 3Mh Ave,, 6 room, modern. $J5.
C. O. trlberg, Sli Brandela Theater Hid.
FJlf.K KHNT TO- KBMHUARY FIR.ST.
!' Q s. 2tith- Ave., roonie. all modern, $:10,
ijlft.Cr pltol Ave., 9 rooms, all mod.. $.
loiiii Bristol St., B-r., mod. ex. heat, $l&.
N. ilth St., 5-r., mod. ex. heat, $12.
RASP P.notf., HW McCague Bldg.
AcreiRt.
FOR RENT Fruit aud garden farm, with
ulum hotbpds J..R. Mcllicraon. 12S1
Eat i'ler?t., Council Uluftsv la.
WANTED TO BUT
OFFICE furnltuie bought and wold.
O. Rcd, 1207 Karnarn. Doug. 146.
HAMILTON CO., the only gentile second
hand store in Omaha. 1719 C'umlng.D. (iUS
L BUY M-hand clothes. i4:i :4th.
REAL ESTATE
FARM b RANCH LANDS FOR IALB
California.
reserves you any
fdlzed tract of our land.
. V - .,-
Inspection can be made any time
Witnin eix months.
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
Purchasers will have UieU railroad fare
credited on purchase.
CALIFORNIA, la calling you this ex
position year. . Let ua show you our
Sacramento Valley land,, the equal of
any In CALIFORNIA for richness of soli,
beauty of surroundings, and Ideal rail lo
cation; near the capital city of SACRA
MENTO. .
Prices. $125 per cre and up. including
full paid water right. TKN l'ER CKNT
DOWN AND TEN PER CENT YEARLY
UNTIL PAID. '.
ONLY JUU ACRES will be sold at these
prlcea and terms. All wises, improved and
unimproved. Next excursion February 8
. $u4 ROUND TRIP Good to all Califor
nia point.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
IU1 City Nat Bank.. Omaha. Neb. o.
. Mlaaeaofa.
160 ACRES, between Minneapolis and Du
lulh, on the Boo line, 4 miles from rail
road town; 70 acres under cultivation,
balance wooded paature and some good
meadow; no waato and: lair set build
ings; near school ; land borders on beauti
ful lake; ' complete net machinery ? IX
chickens, plenty of feed, w agon, buggy
and everything on. Uie (.btue.goes at $4
per acre; one-half cash. Schwab Fros.,
lira Plymouth bldg..- Minneapolis. -Minn.
Kaasaa.
FOR BAT.K-2 240 acres fine wheat land
near Richfield, Morton Co.. Kansaa.
Price, $7 per acre. Will sell part or all
to eult purchaser. Terms cssh. Address
owner, K. J. McAnarney, Farmers villc.
III.. TL V. I). No. 2.
Aebraaita.
FOR SALE by owner for next 15 days.
lu-Hcre farm In Plattsmouth, Neb. -a.
room house, 1 ave, i-lntern. 1 wells, barn,
fruit of. all kinds; 4' aclea alfalfa, 4'.
pasture, garden, etc. P. O. Box 107.
Plattainnuth. Neb.
THK HOSELI'D LAND CO.,
4ii.Biker Blk., Omaha,
Hells, exchanges Neb, farnm and ranches.
. Stout k lkH L.
FOR 8ALK mJ acres of rich, level farm
land In Diikoia. , price PA, or will trade
"K1 burning; car. For preferred. E.
I. Hunt, Fi lmier, N.
NVH.' H a""e" " level Vc, fiUm
and rn South Dakota for $w caah. or
T. 1Ltr.B,d ouIS "are with foul. J L.
Itirh. Florence. Neb.
WWeeaala.
Upper Wisconsin
Beat dairy and general crop atata In the
union; aattieia tranigd, landa for sal at
low prices on easy u-rms. Ask for book
let M oa Wisconsin Central Land Orart
State acrws wanted. Write about oiir
ruing lands. If Interested in fruit lands
ak for booklet on Appia Orchards In
Wiaconsln. Addrcas Land Dept., Soo Una
By.. Miniuaoolis. Alinu.
tlacellaaooaa.
FARM for gale; must sell my Fellsmere
farm, 20 aciea. ruui.it pralrla land.
Vfhutt. . Tim bn- . et. louis. Mo.
FARM FOR ALtfbne of the bTaT
ltio-acre Jarras in 'northweKt Mifkourl
for aale; Well Improve, h ileep black aoll
well fenced and well watered, close til
school and church. owner, Joph
Burns. Hg;d..Mo.. H. H. No. 3. ,
lnvctoia, with money ieadtbe RcbJ
Estate. AJ in The Bee. Advertise your
fropcity tor a qukk sal.
(P I A
111
ARSTRACTH OP TITLK.
BKF.H At.airt.cx Co, Oldest abstract of
flea In Nebraska. V P -ndei Theater.
KtHK Title Uuaraoie and Abstract Co
a modern a.-etiact oUk. 8. titb 81.
Hinn louglaa 41.
ItKAL ESTATE TOR EXC1IAM.E
1-1 ACH.KS. Mills county, Iowa, ? miles
northwest from lllenwood, fair set of
j farm building rented tor this year; en
cumbrance .vv. due win. 111 consider
from 8.000 to $10,000 v( good trudo for
equity. Submit offers. Dutfua Land Co.,
I ipe-lonc. .Minn. .
He" ACRES. Irrigated; W under ditch, bal
altcu pasture; fill level; near Kt. Mor
gan, garden spot of Colu... where sugar
bed last year made high a 'JS tons per
iiitk, alfalfa 7; U.'XD linproi enienta: J2.S00
insurance; H.C-0 roortgugc, runa S years,
per .-eni; -,nHv HO,'""- What have you
for exchange? Box 31. Hebron. Neb.
FRONTIER CO. UAROA1N.
Highly Improved farm of V& aerea
Land all lays fine and la excellent soli.
Will exchange for good Omaha residence.
C. R. COMBS.
t;a Brandela Theater, Omaha, Nel.
Dougiaa 8310. L
FOR exchange for good eighty-acre
farm, or lews. In lowa or southern
Minnesota a tine 200-acre farm three
miles from Greene, la. C. VV. Soeabe,
Greene, la.
REAL ESTATE LOAN a
$:6.UW) PRIVATE money to loan on Inside
properly at 7 per rent. O'Keefe Real
Estate Co., 10 U Ornaba NaU bank Bldg.
I'OUKIHW. III.'
CI TV and fat m loans. BV. per cent.
J. H. Dumont & Cc-..13 Farnam, Omaha
VVANTKD City loans, peters Trust Co
WANTED City loana and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1330 Farnam.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm.
O KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
101 Omaha Natl. Douglas g71j.
$lifl to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Weed,
Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam Sts.
GARVIN B.K0S tan
6
I -ITS' UlANS C CI. -arlher- Hi.
0 310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Lurge loana a specialty.
W. H. Thomas, 228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY 011 hand for city and farm loana.
H. VV. Binder. City NaU. Bank Bldg.
SKK us first if you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
Acreage Lots
We have a number of acre tracts lo
cated anywhere from two to ten blocks
from car line. Some are Improved and
some not-
Lots located on paved street. 40x117.
Only twenty 'blocks from po.itofflee.
High and very sightly. Priced about
right-
American Security Co
Phone Douglas 6013. or Walnut 3037 or
Harney 2t45. o
REATi ESTATE NORTH SIDE
The Last
on the
Prettiest
Mile
Vie have for sale the LAST VACANT
ACRE along- thla beautiful mile, that can
be bought. It is the next lot north of
the new brick residence of Mr. T. C.
Rich, where Ellison Ave. Joins the boule
vard.' It has a good frontage on the
Boulevard and is 700 feet deep, a beauti
ful view of the river and the Iowa hills.
All improvements are In and paid for. It
Is the pretties building site in the city
Hnd can be bought at a SACRIFICE for
CASH. Don't let thla one get away. Thla
Is the first time advertised. .,
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
742 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
How's This!
$8,000
for '
V $6,000?'
Practically new Field Club home to be
sacrificed for quick sale, g rooms and
bath; . quarter cawed oak; one of the
be-wt built and most attractive homes to
be found anywhere; east front lot on 35th
Ave., Just north of Woolworth, 64x17 J;
an exceptional opportunity to get a prop
erty at 12,01X1 less than you could replace
it for. This is actually one of the best
bargains that we have ever offered.
Armstrong-Walsn Co,
Tyler 1636. State Bank Bldg.
COIiNER LOTS ,
Mx75. 3th and Charles $ f
MxVM. 2uth and Spraguc l.UM
:x. 30th and Miami l."0
lx!-i, 4-rth and Miami 1 "
62x124, Wth and Wirt !,500
W. II. GATES,
47 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bld(. . . D. LS4.
RKAIi INSTATE SOUTH SIDE
Field Club District
Five-room cottage, all modern, elegant
east front lot, paved street, close to ear
line and school, fine neighborhood. Just
one block north of Field club. Price
U.ouo.
C. 0. CARLBERG,
$12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Six-Room Cottage
Close In
2506 St. Mary's Ave
Moderu except furnace. Paved atreet,
south front lot. Large shade trees. Price
$2.au0. Non-resident owner must sell. No
twades considered.
George & Company
Phone r. of. Vfi City Nat. Bk Blrtr
I Metal Market.
f NEW YORK". Jan. 19. METALS Lead:
, Cjulet at i..i3.7S; London, lis Ida. Sui
ter: Firm at o.i ); london, f.lu Ins.
Tin, quiet: five-ton lots. $)3.kgl4.15;
twenty-five-ton lota. $J3 6a34.26. Copper,
firm; electrolytic. $U.7 Vu'14.00; easting,
I Ki . Kl' C'l , t .1 7 I rr 1 11 11 M I , m r A 11 nr... ......
I At London: Spot copper, 60 l&e: fu
i tures. iL0 16s. Spot tin, 104; futures,
j a.147 10s.
i ST. I.OIIS. Jan. l-METALBV-ad
i"- ai j.jh epeiicr airong at
$0.!lktU.tW. I
Bank Clearlag. '
CM AH , Jan. 19 liank clearnngs for
Omaha ti.Jav were $.Kll.tm(,6j and for
the C4rruipundlng day last year $i.0JW -a.1.4X
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Position of Wheat Holders Stron&er
Because of Decrease in Visible
Supply of Grain.
PRICES LIKELY TO DECLINE
OMAHA. Jan. 1. IMS.
The position of the wheat holder la
roulilless wtrongi-r tiecauwe of the hi
decrease in the visible wupplv of th.it
train In North America last week. I nlted
t:tte. stocks droppoi .M7.tm0 huwliels,
lelng the total ivU7.0"f bushels: Can
. bueliele, making Its vlstblo
H.4.wi0 bushels, or a iotM drop In
h.TiU America of 4.fi1K.0n. bushels to
tl,iw bushels. At this time last year
tho I nlted Sutcs visible was fi2.4HP.OuO
bushels and the Canallitn 2.mt.0i buw-h-els
m.iKIng a total of SV.Vfi.'W biishele.
It is estimated that at least 50.000.noo have
already Leon sold against the visible sup
PvH ,hn 1 "'""d states and Canmla.
I he Roanl of Trade hud a rumor yes
terday that rtreat Urilaln has pla.-.-d buy
ing orders for hi.Oli0.KiO bushels of whee't.
i-.xportera clulm to know nothing of this
Trlecrams from Kansas veaterdav an Id
tilils wei-e held thr ..f ti 11 ,.. t. n
ash wheat, hut that farmers were' hold
ing out for $1.60.
bngiiHti cables reported offers of Argen
tine and ufntor v , k .1 11
"f per quarter: that discussion by
y. ., 1, , riPir or me excessive prlcee
J01 wheat and flour has tended to deter
tresli commitments on ! Kuvh.n .1.1..
and that receipts there are ample and
1 1 10 ,n oemann.
The Buenos Ayres market opened He
lower and small Iota of spot at Liver
pool were 4d lower yesterday. Paris
wheat waa up V,. Exporters claimed that
there waa a general lull lit the trade and
that foreign buyers wera inirniinr thnir
attention to the corn market.
10m chisc a at an advance and oats
were stronger and fractionally hiiihcr in
sympathy. Short were buyera of both.
government report on farm animals
was construed by tho trade as bearish
from the view point of packers, but bull
ish for grain speculators.
I'nluss speculative bull j.rops are placed
under the provision market thin mm nine-
prices likely will decline.
neat was lc higher.
Corn waa He higher to He lower.
Oats were kHHc lower.
Clearances were. Wheat and flour
equal to 462,000 hosiers; corn, ft.OuO bushels;
o m. n,vm nusncis.
Primary wheat reeelnts were liYAflOO
bushels, and shipments. SCT.onO lushels.
against receipts of &o,000 bushels and
snipmenis of 4o6,io bushela last year.
Primary corn receipts were i.iwu.ono
bushela, and shipments, MH.OnO . bushels,
against receipts of 1. 351.000 bushela and
shipments of 738,000 bushels last, year.
Primary oats recelnta wren 1 au 000
bushels, and shipments (IS0.000 bushels,
against receipts of 726,000 bushels and
shipments of W4.000 bushels last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago ; 236 ICS 477
MlnneapoUa 440 ... ...
Duluth 73
Omaha 1H 2Vt 14
Kansaa City til 153 7
lt. Louis hi 64 47
Winnipeg 3s3
These soles were reported today Wheat:
No. 3 hird winter. 1 car. $1.32'i. No. t
durum, 1 car. $1.60. Sample, H car, $1.23.
Brley: No grade feed: 1H cars, 5.1c. Corn:
No. 3 white. 7 curs. 71c: 1 car. 7ou.o. No.
4 white, 2 cars, 70Ho. No. .1 yellow, 1
car, nj'sc; cars, iwc. jo. f yellow, 4
cars. xc: fi rare. 6K'c. No. S vellow. 1
car, 6SHe. No. 2 mixed, i car (near
white), 70c. No. 3 mixed, 2 cars, ie.;
4 cars fnear white), tHe; 3 cars fnear
white) 69c: 2' cars 65Hc: 13 cars, 6i4c;
4- car, 6o. No. 4 mixed, 2 cars. 87ic.
No. 6 mixed, 4 cars, 6Sc, No. i mixed,
1 car, tftiac; 8 cars, 6Sc. Surrple, 1 car,
7c. Oas: Standard, 1 car, 61c. No. 3
white. 6 cars. 61Uc. No. 4 white, i cars.
6lc. Rumple, 1 car, 60Hc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard"
$1.326?l.o4; No. 3 hard, $l.101.3Sr No. 4
nara, gi.iytai.si: No. 8 spring. $l.32l.33:
No. 2 durum. $1.49Vs4'-o0; No. 3 durum, $1.49
&1.49H. Corn: No. 1 wnite. 71?iiilHc! No.
2 white, 70g71';c: No. 3 wMle. 70Hi97lc;
No, 4 while, 70Viij-70He: No. 6 white. 7ift
70'4e; No. white. fi&M&'JOc; No. 1 yellow.
WHWOc; No. 2 yellow, 68'4iVttc; So. 3
yellow. KSinwiWic; rio. 4 yellow, (isoasoe:
No. I yellow. 6SCii8Hc; No. 6 yellow. 7V
SUe; No. 1 mixed, 6sWiJuc: No. 2 mixed.
SSHAhKV : No. 3 mixed, Wv'frhH t 'o. 4
mixed, ffiHMftSe: No. it mixed, fcTiWie:
No 6 mixed. 7iai8c. Oats: Standard. 61H
irde; No 3 white, 61'iir,iHc; n 4
while. (W'rtc. Barley: Ma It lg. r.4W-73c;
No. feed. Sin2c. Rye: $l.lf -il.lO: No.
3, $1.14-al.l4H.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rKOVISIOXS
Keatnrea of the Trading; and f losing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1. Flattening out of
export demand today pullet the ground
Irom under the bulls in. wheat. After
being heavy from tho start and at one
time 3Hn down for May, the market
cloned unsettled at 2i'(fa to 2c under
last night. Other leading staples too, all
showed net losees: Corn, IHe to H'OVicr
oats. Kil l He to lHc, and provisions, 10c to
Wheat suffered Us greatest depression
when the fact was made reasonable sure
of that foreign buying had come to at
least a temporary relative halt. The
more or lear complete stoppage of Euro
pean demand waa in a measure explained
by a drop In quotations, at Liverpool
said to be due to cheaper o-ffcra from
Argentina and also from India.
Somewhat increased receipts of wheat,
especially at Minneapolis and Duluth,
tended to discourage the bulls right at
the outset Then, too, snow falls were
benefiting the domeatlo winter crop.
Lessening of export sales acted as a
handicap on corn and also did the break
in the wheat market. Liverpool prices
were unresponsive to vesterlav'a ad
vance here. Moreover, big receipts added
to the huge domestic stocks. Neverthe
less all attempta to stampede holders
were stubbornly contested. In the outs
crowd, heavy tilling by one of the larg
est houses continued to be the main
feature. The bulk of the buying i-amc
from floor traders.
Provisiona rangd lower with hoas. The
vialn weakness and the slowness of cath
Inquiry were also or soni" efreet
Article! Oien. I High. t low. Close.lYes'y.
Wheatl I I I I
Mav.l 41H41! 1 41:, 1 39 11 397,1 1 4?H
JulyJl 25-4 nl 1 H 1 23'.l I 23V 1 2o-
Corn II
May. 79',-H 79H 77''77'i'nH Ti'i'nU
July. -79V3Hi 79-4 78H:7S',i.'t)M 79V
Oats II l
Mey.;56H-84l " R4V64TflSS M
July. o3 i, i'iJ,! i2;, i3Tii
Pork 1 I I I
Jan.. IS 37V IS ffPi! IS 30 M IttO
May. 1 ltMj 19 10 f 18 90 lis 90-92 19 lj
Lard I I I I
Jan.. 11 03 111 00 110 95 110 95 11110
May. 10 90-87! 10 90 10 7j !l0 76-77! 10 72V,
Rlba I I I I I
Jan.. 10 ii I 1 5S 10 47HIJO 47i! 10 0
Mav 10 T7H1 10 37'i 10 i'.'i 10 30 ! 10 40-42
1. ill a s o itu Tires nfHi: ,o. z ren,
k, 1..1 .11. V.. L.....J ! ,,..,111 .
li.Ui.i' li 4 u. lin.u. vi A.i 1 -tv. lui 1 1 .
iS'o. 4 yellow, 7ftu71H-; No. 4 white. Wit
71He. 0ts: No. 3 white, UtyuZV; No. 4
white. 614''nTl-.'i-,c. Bye: No. t. $l.oi i'.'i.
nanrr, ik-mih-. nt'ei;4i j imoiny, 4 u(f
7.60; clover, $12.60'(i'15.iX. Provisions: Pork,
817.01): lard. $10.t'."1; ribs. 99.26fiilu.l2H.
BITTER Steady ; creamery, 24'a30c.
EHi8 Lower; recclpta. 3.12S cases; at
mark, cases Included, yiiic ordinary
firsts. 31c: firsts. 3.1c.
POTATOES Receipts, 32 tars; un
changed. Pol'LTRY Alive, higher; sprlnra.
UV; fowls. 1:;' ..1:.
.ev York General Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 19. KUGA R Kutures
opened points lower, but there waa a
fair demand and prices rallied, active
positions sliowlng advances of 4 to 9
po.nts at noon on sales of 1,260 tona. The
spot market was barely steady; cen
trifugal, 3.c; molasses, s.isc, Ileflned,
quiet
BL'TTEIl steady; recelpu. 12.274 tubs;
creameiy extras, 92 score, 32j32Hc;
creameiy, firsts. 30ij31Hc; seconds i7
29c; ladles, current make, firsts, eii)24c;
aeconda. 22V: packing stock, current
make No. 2. 50Mj21c.
CHEE-E Weak; receipts. 4.4.1. boxes;
state whole 1111 Ik. hld speclala, Ido)
Uc; average fancy, liVol&Wc; fresh
speclala, Inljlo'ie; average fancy, HH'd)
14-; skims. te.
EiiGH Hi idy; receiids, 7.91 J case;
fresh gathered, extra fine. Sijj:9c; etr
firsts, 37c; firsts. S&WnJtn-; state, peun
slyvanla and nearby hennery whites, fine
In faiu y. 44lic; stale. Pennsylvania and
nearby liennery, fathered wliiies. it a Mo;
stale, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, 41V; stale, Peiiuaylvanla and
nearnv gathered browns and mixed colors,
ii n:t9c.
Pul'LTRY-Allva, easy; western rhick-
ens, l.y!JUe: fowls. HglV; tufkevs. IJ.
l. Diesed quiet; western P-astlng
1 hi-kens. lf?Oc; fowls fresh, lulHc.;
lurkejs, Kty.iks
OMAIIt C.KFRL MARKET.
BI'TTFR-No. li cartons. Oc No.
t, atv-lb. tubs. 29c.
CHEESE Imported, Pwtss, Se: Amer
ican twin, $8c; block Swiss, tlo; twins,
lfcc; daisies, 17c: triplets, 17e; Young
Americas l$Hc: blue label brick, 17c; 11m
burger, Mb., Hue; 1-lb . c; New Tork
white, 18c; imported French Roaueforu
tie.
BEEF Cl'TS-No. 1 rlba. lS'c; No. 1
ribs, lHc; No. 3 rlba. llc; No. 1 loins,
3c; No. 2 loins. 17c; No. 3 lolna. Kc;
No. 1 chucks. HMm: No. ehueka, 9c;
No. 3 chucks, V; No. 1 rounds, 13Hc; No.
I rounds, li'Hc: No. 3 rounds. 11c; No. 1
plates 9Hc; No. 2 plates, s'Vi No. 2
pistes. Sc.
riKll Trout. 14c; larga erapplea, 16ej
salmon, lie; halibut, lie; channel cat
tish. 12c: pike. 14c: pickerel. 10o.
POULTRY Brollare. 14Ve; arrlng rhlrk- '
ana, 110; nens. npiic; cocas, so; aucaa,
10c; geese, 6c; turkejs, lita pigeon, per
dos., 90: ducks, full feathered. 0e; geese,
full feathered, So; aquaba. No, L $l.t0; No.
t, 60c.
Market quotations tarnished by OlllniM
Fruit company:
K1U1TS oranges, extra fancy Wash
ington navels. Wis, 96s. lts. l'lln. $.'.2i
per box; 12t;s. $2.M per ldx; lcs, $2.60 per
box: lTtie. :0e, 21iis, 8is, $2.7i per box.
Leninrs: fancy Kunklst $(s, 3fi0, $I.W
per box; choice Red Ball. $4.00 per box.
Urapefruit: 36a, 64s, 04s, and Mis, $2.60 per
box. Apples: Extra fancy, White winter
Pearniaini-s, $2.11111 $1.75 per box; extra
lancy Washington Wtnesaps, fl.76 tier
box; extra fancy Washington Spltien
biti(fs, $1.W per box: Oregon 8pltienbui gs,
$l.Xi per box; extra fancy Colorado
unwraped Jonathans. $1.&0 per box;
Washington extra fancy and ' fancy
Hoovers, $1.40 per box; small Jonathans,
11.10 per box; Idaho fancy Grime Gulden,
$1.50 per box; choice Grimes (Joldrn, $..26
per box: Washington fancy tlrlmes
Uolden, $1.60 per box; Idaho extra fancy
Jonatlwin. $1.60 tier box; New York Bus
sets, $1.00 per hbl.; Black Twigs, $3.00
per bbl. Grapes: California Emperors,
.l.o0 per Mil.; extra fancy Malagaa, $i.00
per hbl Pears: Anloua, $2.26 per box;
Lawrence, $3."n per box: Jerseys, $2.36 per
box; Bosco, $2. A per lox: NllUdon, $2.26
per box; Easter, $2.35 per box. Bananas:
ner hun-h, $l.7'i to $.1M.
VKiJETABLKTaullflower, $3.00 per
crate; cabbage, I'Jc per lb.; cucumbers,
$2.26 per box; red cabbage, 3He per lb.;
celery, Jumbo, 76a per doi.; peppers, 60c
per basket: leaf lettuce. 400 per dos.j
tomatoes, $.) per basket: head lettuce,
$1.01) per doz.; onions (shallots), 60c pr
dos.; onions, yellow, 2e per lb.; garlic,
Italian. Wo per lb.; onions, red, 2c per lb.;
beets. 50c per dos. i onions, white, 2H'o
per lb.; carrots, 61I0 per dos.; onions,
Ppanlsh, $1.50 per crate; radishes, 6O0 per
dos.; turnips, 6O0 per dos.; spinach. fAs
per doi.; parsnips, 6O0 per dos. Potatoes:
per bu., Rurals, 7&o; Red River Ohlos,
70c; Minnesota Whites, te. Hweet pota
toes, per bu., Kansas sweet potatoes,
2.60. x
MISCELLANEOUS Shelled pop corn
4o tier 1h.: limes, $1.75 per box; cracker-,
jack $3.50 ber case; H case. $1.7;
checkers $3.60 per case; H case, $1.76.
Honey; $3.76 per case. Cider: New York
elder, $n.60 per keg; per bid. $400. Cocoa
nuts. $3.60 per aarlc; 76c per doi. Casaaha
Gems, crate, $1.75 to $2.00. Cran berries,
rheaper Jerseys, $6.00 per bbl.: Late
Howes. $7.00 per bbl. NuU, per lb. No.
1 California walnuts, 18c; filberts, 15c;
pecans,-12He; brazils, 12He; almonds, 20e;
12 12-oe. figs. 860 per box; 60 6-oe.. fins,
$2.00 per box; sugar walunt dates, $14)
per box; Hallo wl dates, 80 per lb.
Kansaa City Grata and Provisiona.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 19. WHEAT No.
2 hard. $!.3aHw!.i: No. 2 red, 9i.8tH2i.S1;
May. $1.3H; July.. $1.17V
CORN No. 2 mixed. 78c; No. 2 white,
7fic; May, 77H877Hc; July, 77fSc.
OATS No. 2 white. 64H&c; No. 2
mixed, 62a3e.
BUTTERCTeamery,; 83o; firsts, 31c;
seconds. 2sc; packtrg. aHc.
; ECiG-Flrata, 31c; seconds. 23o.
POULTRY-Hena, 13c; roosters. 10Hc;
turkeys. 16c.
! . MIbsssboIIi Grals Market. 1
MtWW.A Pni.Ifl Tan 'iaTirxiij-
AT-
cany, .l.in.tni.M; juiy. I1.8Z bid;
1 hard. $1.8ii4; No. 1 northern, 81.
1.37V No. 2 northern, $1.2!4t!l.3rH
lTf Alio Ti. 1 a "
No.
82H
. i'i. 1 1 iiii niiniTii,
BARLWY SW71C
RYE tl.tfm lfi'.i
BRAN-$a.60.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, iHc. '
OATSwNo. 3 white, ftora.iuHc.
PLAX91.SSfitt.e7.
84. I.on la Crala Market.
fT. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-WHEAT-No. 2
red. $1.40rd1.41; No. 2 hard, 9141a1.42;
Ma.x, $1.37!i; July, $1.20.
CORN No. 2, 72o: No. t white. 76c;
May, 7SV: July, 79Vc
OAT8-N0. 2, 66c; No. 2 white. 5THc
, , " ,
Liverpool Grata Market.
UVKRfOOU Jan. W.-WHEAT-ISpot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 12a 3d; No. i hard
winter, lis 9Hd; futures, nominal.
CORN Spot, outlet; American mixed,
7s 9d; "futures,' easy; Fisbruarv, 7s 4?,d.
FLOUR Winter patents. 4P.d.
Sew York Money Jle-' 1. .
SFAV YORK. Jan. 19. Ml " .'TILE
PA PER-31:! 4 percent.
riTEItLLN'J EXCHAN01-WeaU; nlxly
dav bills 84.R176; for cables, $4,til; for
d4'rnand, $4.ao. '
eilLVLR-Uai. 49c; Mexican dollars,
37Hc ......
HOND3 'Jovernment, firm; railroad,
strong.
MONFY Steady; hiph, 2 per cent; low.
li pr rent; 'ruling rate, t per tent; last
loan, 2 er cent; closing bid, l7i per cent;
offered at 2 per cent. Time loans, easy;
Klxlv and ninety dayv, 8 per cent; six
months, 3H Pr cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
m follows:
V. S. ret , reg...- ". Mn. Pac. t. .... 44
da coupon , Wt'lf. V. .('. (. ai,s.. til
V ti. :w. re " N.r, city 4'4 143..l4H
do lOUfton lOI'4jN. V. Kills it...lu
v h. 4.. rg i 'N. y , n. ii. a it
do roupos c. ts 1S
runsins : coupon. .101 No. pacific 4
km. tsnirlir .... .loti do 3 ;. 4414
A T T. 4'slsmO. 8. 4j. ref. ....
Armour ft Co. 4'4.. Vi P,c. T- T. 6,.... a;
Alrhisos sen. 4s.... il,l'nn. eon. U M14
Pal. ft Ohio fJ Keadlns (tn. 4s lj ,
-h. uhlo 4".. 'ti. l ft h. K. r. 4a o,
C B. ft t- M'iBo. !. tr. it rj'
1-. u t, M P a 4h..lH do rat. 4a ,14.
C. It. 1 P. e. 4S. 22'1i do ct. t
' C. ft'g. rt 4Va.. 4 80. Hallway ba .i... !
1 I ft R. II. ret. 6a.. 42 Union I'aciilc 4,.,..
Krie ft. 4a H do cv. 4a lu
ijaa bilerirlo ....PH I'. B. Hubhar (a loi4
. tn. No. lat 4a....lul I'. H. Blwl t,n !,,
111. Central rat. 4. W V.'aha.-h 1st r, T't
K f. so. ref. 6s... l!HWt. I'nloo 4n.... t.i
1.1 ft N. unl. 4s. .. H't ' Klac. cv. ..:!
M K. ft T. lal .. ia
Hid.
lieal Stocks aad Buads.
Quoiationa furBlahad br Burnt, Brlakar A Qa ,
14S Omaha National bank bulldln,;
dt. ka ' Bid. Aakeil.
Pers ft Co. ptd t; :
ralrmost Crearaary J so r oast PM.. Hti 100
1 luoi.ls Pur Buiuir.i.,. lis)
Omaha ft r B. It. ft B - 4 W'i
Omaha ft C B Hi. Rjr. yM I.... U U
pa.-kard Motor far pfi ti H ,
I'pdika (irals pld M ItO
Ir.lon Slock Yards. Omarja tbli J
Bua.la
An.slo. park, la . frhaol a. 1M4-... JS1 lot
1 nnilnamal la ft Klatrlr aa to OS
rapr. W'ra . Watar 6a, ihm., so ,
lui.hr I'a'kliig la. U. nat, I0u
Durjl Kk . 1 fr cant aanaola... vi lie
Kins 10 , Wash., t.a, lt 14 104. M)
Jaian Uovanimant 4 '4a, IVU 71 it
N.,ris ttiu Kla. K. H. lal 6a. 1M1 17.71 M 71
Noraar to. 1914
Omalia ft C. B. HI. tr U. ! M 7a M
Omaba Krliool 'a, VJli
hi lirf (S
l ily of ooahi wsiar 'a, im . Iu
1 tares Co., Mas., fcvs. u is. aa, ni..
Joaaph R-, L. ft P Co. 4t. 1117..
eas I ranclaco. 'l . t,, 1H11M0....
Kaitl ft Cv. aa, IM4
tVrlbnar, .tinb.. Watr to. 1M3
8uparlor, Nab., Water a. IJ
Hicbita laioa lt Yards to, 14..
in
tile
it 101
Mt M.7I
1
tt ISO
W 1U
Osaaka Hay Market.
OMAHA. JAN. 19.-PRAIRIE HAV
Choice upland, $1111.60; No. t, tUM$
11.00; No. , r0i10 0il; No. . 97.tfii.tl.
Choice midland, $10.6'nll.OO; No. 1. tuition
10 60; No. 2. (sirns fi. No. 3, $ VfaH.bK
Choice lowland, $9.0rr;9.u(; No. I $s fxt
..(: NO. J, $7.i0fr.S; No. 3, 95.flip4i7.0O.
eTRAW Nona on the market; choice
wheat Is quotable at $i.ug6..,i0, choice oat
or rye, 9. Xtpi.b0.
ALFALFA fifteen cars on the market,
mostly inferior grade. Following ia the
range.: Choice pea green, fine el in and
leafy, third and fourth outting, 913aa
:i.; No. 1. $12 6043:13 00; No. 2, 11.00WI2 00;
No. 3, $9.00tj 11.00.
Dry Govtia Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-DRY nooi--Fancy
fall cottons, were offered at about
tliu aamo price range of last session. Cut
ton goods wi re generally atroiiaer, nusn a
wear quiet, with some additional enpurt
business offered for war purposes.
' Everybody reads lie Want Ada.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Slow, but About Steady to a
Little Lower Fat Sheep and
Lambi Are Active.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
P'lCTH OMAHA. Jan. 19, 191"..
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Otficial Momtav H iill 3 4'H t.9ta
Estlinute Tuesday ft.l 9.W .".'iX
Two .lays this w ek.. l 411 12.4" 11.440
Same ilavs lasnt week . .M.n'.-s 17.72.". 31. 270
Sam dys i vks age...!?.'.'!! 22.7"l i..".49
Same flays 3 wka bko..12.:;.V 16.7V2 17.1M4
Sa 111,1 risvs 4 w ka ago.. MM I9.3 JI 9 t:7
Samo days last year.. .12.2,2 I.V.'lt ?.;."
The following table snews the receipt
of cattle, hoaa and sheep at the Houth
Omaha live stock market or the year to
date, as compared with st year;
,, ... ' 191.V 1914. Ine Dec.
ttle M.9SJ 49.17,". 2,xi7
'"as 140. Wl 14.'. TM 1.N;o
''eep l;W.24;i 1.1f.,31s 3.!i2.)
The following table shows the average
price for h.igs at the suth Omaha live
slock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
I 'ate. 1 mii.
1914.il9ia.l.'12.1911.9l'.l1'1'.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.'an.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Ian.
Jan.
7 U4V
7 li $ SH, t 70
7 S
7 03 H
7 OAUi
t DO
$ ,i
!, W
S v!l
5 .12
..t 94
w. .1 so-v
10.1
ll. 9 70S
12 I d ".o I
Jan.
14. 1 ;
Jan.
Jan.
15.1 ti 7H
IS. I 9 9H
Jan.
I'-
Jan.
IS. I 74V
Jan.
li I B T2
Sunday. .
Receipts and disposition of live stock
It t lin t'totnt. -f,..l. V - .1 - Unnlh lln,i.l.a.
for the twrnty-fuur hours ending at 3
p. 111. yesterday
RECEIPT !CAUI.OTF.
'l'Hle IIkiis Rll.-el) Il l's
C, M. & St. I". Hy. IS It .1
ivaoaxn t v 1 t ..
Mo. l'Kiiric Ry 2 3
I'nion Pacific rtv. 41 17 7 I
C. A N.-W., east... 9) 1
C. & N.-W.. west.. 29 32 4 2
C St. r M. & O. 19 10 2 3
C, B. A Q., east... 11 4 1
a. Ac w., west... ;n at it
-., It. 1. l'., east li n 3
. t) f a. u - .1
v.. ... 4. ca. 1 . . vwr c-v ., ,
Illinois Centmt Rv 12 fc
Chicago Gt. West.. 10 1
Total' receipts..
.211
1J0
DISPOSITION-H EAD.
Cattle, Hogs, (iheep
Morris A Co
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour t Co
... 472
... bos
... t"vi
... 764
1.124
i3
8:17
1,199
3. X
2.M9
l.atit)
2,21
1,B1
J. W. Murphy
Morrcll
Lincoln Packing Co
ltit
2ft
W. B. Vansant fi...
Benton, V. 8. & IaipIi,. 124
inn aV. non
K. B.' Lewis...
Huston & Co
.1. U. Root & Co
73
17.'.
7 '
11 4
SO
32
21
.
43
42
las
4
38
M
11 .
3
27
$ '
J. 11. Bulla
L. K. Husi
Rosenstock Bros
McCheary &, lvellogg..
Werthelmcr & licgeu..
II !. Hiimilton
Mulllvan Bros
Rothschild
Mo. & Kan.-Cal. Co....
Chrlstln . ...1 .,
Iltgg.ns
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
UlaaBuerg
Baker. Jones & Smith..
Tanner Bros
John JIarvey....,
. hi
81
6id '
st.'i
neni
Kllno
Other buyers
427
TotHl ...5.0 ii.tmo
CATTLERoeelpts footed- up 5.100 head
thla morning, being a fairly liberal run
tor a Tuesday, but still the total fur the
two aava amounts to only K.411. tho
smallest since four weeks ago, and smaller
ilia., a year ago u, hiiiiosi 4.uh) nean.
Beef steers were in fair demand, hut
the movement was rather slow and the
morning was well advanced before very
much business was transacted. Stock cat
tle movei. at prlcea that looked to be
fully steady with yesterday, while others
that' were not so much sought after were
ua much aa 10o lower. Perhaps ttie gen
eral market might lie best described as
slow :,nd steady 4 l)c lower.
Feeders woro am to loc lower, but it
must be remembered that they have been
selling at very high prlcea. Stock calves
wero fullv steady and tha gowl kinds
perhaps were strong. Veal calves were
strong sellers, the best bringing $90.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choloe
cornfed beeves, $8.U"US 40; fair to good
ornfed beeves, $i.6oy7.&0; good to cholco
heifers. $6.0"7.26; good to choice cows.
$6.7r.0.t; fair to good cows, 95.00iaj.o0:
common to fair cows. $4 0O.d6.O0; good to
choice Blockers and feeders, Wl;
fair to good Blockers and feeders, 9.oOJ4
7.00; common to fair Blockers and feed
ers, 4O.77i6.60; stock heifers, 9." J64 71;
stock cows. 94.7rril.tM: stock calves, .00i
.00; veal calves. $7.6059.00; bulls, stage,
etc.. js.wfttur).
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Na.
ia...
1...
i...
7...
...
...
A a. Pr.
Mo.
Ay. Pr.
.1444 I 01
.tow t to
. 14 t 44
.1270 4 Ih
Mj 4 00
.11(3 7 40
jo
COW8.
.. M 4 V 3
. .l'i:l 4 4 i
. . 7a I i. 1
,.l;i t so I
. . II w i 40
IIEIFKPS
. . nn 4 00 a
.. STIt hi
.. C..4 li 7
.. 717 4 1
. . K.t 4 4 ....
Itl'LLH.
t...
21...
a...
4...
J...
.471 IM
. 74 4 7a
. 89t lit
.I0SJ TOO
.1141 7 M
1...
1...
. into r m
..12; I 1..
...,1W0 5 U
....It'iO 4 la
1.
I ALVEf.
10 ..
I...
.... M 7
130 I l
l, a bu
f'V K r.KS
? H i
iiu 4 4'l
iiu 4 i
(ni 7 en
I
TO l
Ar l'EEDEI.S.
11 174 J III
3 400 7 2.'.
'. M 1H
SI 1442 I 00
11...
I...
it...
IIOI.H-Hecelpta
were
moderate again
today, about 12 cars, or 9,000 bead,' show
ing up. I lie total ror the two Hays of
12,4iSi U the auiHllrsl for a number of
weeks, being 5.X") short of a week ago
and i). .'.00 smaller than last year.
lu spile of a very bearish report from
f'hliHgo the local trade otened out In
pretty good shape. ,The early trade was
fully steady with yeaterday'a packer
market, and while prlcea might have been
Just a pinch easier later on the general
market can le quoted as steady to 6n
lower than yesterday' average, or al.out
steady with Monday's packer Hade, ship
pers did nut buy so large a snare or toe
supply today, and there waa not ao good
a tone to the shipping trade. The qual
ity of the supply waa very good, com
paring favorably with the prime runa
that came in last week. Movement was
raUier dull all through, aa sellers were
working for every bit ef strength there
was In the market before they would cut
loose,
No.
.
M .
.
41..
..
71..
Av.
..IM
..
..i
..214
8b. Pr.
... 40
... 4 fa
. . . 4 7
... 4 70
... 'ii't
... 4 iV
No.
70...
it ...
....
ea...
I... . . .
0...
Stl. Pr.
... 71
... 4 i?i
... T7l
... 4 77,
... 4 ao
... 4 M
...ill
...III
,..
.. ,;4
...
...;ii
HIIEKP-The selling trad welcomed an
other light run of aome IJiiK head of
sheep and Iambi, aa thla gave them an
other opportunity to recover at least part
of the loss In prlcis sustained last week.
A week aro the receipts amounted to 13,:;'.t
head and. a year ao K. 1 7 4 head. Owing
to the shortage of good.sheep and lambs
tiwlay ttie packers reluctantly paid prices
gisnrrally lW)2oc higher, and In eix.ts pos
sibly a little higher than that, with moat
everything on aale clearing before 10
o'clock.
Home Colorado lambs sold up to 99.35
this morning. these lambs being a
straight cut of those at 9.16 on Mondsy.
The top on fed western was $S 2a, with
most of them moving fairly active at 9.15
One load of bcott'a Bluff ewea
and two or three of ycarilnga mads up
the aupply of aged aheep. Tho eaes were
picked up early at $j.4."i. tkimo feeding
ewca sold at to.OO.
Uootutlons on sheep and lambs: Imbs,
good to choice. 1 bus.,; lainbS, fair to
K'Mxi. $7 ISr(j.U,; lanibs. U lbs. up, Il.tO'J
7.90, lambn, aliearlng, $7.taVS.06: earllngs,
light. $;.0U7; yearlings, heavy. $, Tstt
7.00; wethers, good to choice, p..U"ili 26:
welbtrs, fair to good. . $i.7iit .00, twes.
I 7 141 6 90
7 Ml a OO 7 va s 4;
1 T 9."1 7 1.1 9 1J 7 40
I f twi 1 11 T 91 9
I T Wl 7 14 8 19 9 3i
mil T ml 0 wl 7 7:
9 Wl 7 241 tfll 7 R2 9
I 7 U 9 10 T 7i 9 1 9 74
IM! I 6 17i 7 7.1' 8 2SI .S S3
14 T M T OS 9 06 7 73 8 4s 16 Sti
1 011 7 fill I 7 II Wl 9 f
8 11i 7 111 tl IS! 8 421 6 87
8 07 7 Ihl ti 13! 7 801 b 93
I f 14 7 2S 6 O.S 7 72 5 4. 1
1 I 7 SHI 8 04! 7 78 1 8 441 OH
J 8 30' 7 2.M 6 OH1 7 841 8 ill 8 00
to rhoh e,
$4 V6" 2i.
$.7 ii'iii f.". ees. fair to
Av.
121
Iiu
!SH
Vi
87
78
Pr
9
.", v
s "S
9 .
s :v
6 On
8 Jf
fed
ewes
en e
lambs... . ...
lambs
larpbs
fed
fed
fcl
fed
'IS
270
N yotnliig ewca.
Coloiado lamba.
iiicr.n Livr, stock mabket
t attle iteady lloaa g lead y 8 heep
llMttB'.
CHicaoo. Jn. 19. CATTLKr-Reeeipts.
be.l: market, steady; native steers,
.". kviiH to; western, $f.tr7.)', row s and
ot-ii.-ir., -..."ii ii. , rn 1 Vfs, t..'""n l" s.
HoUS-Kecelpts. wnmi head; market,
steadv at f.c to le decline: bulk. $'i":.f
7. mi; Ught. $.5 ii. 7. 10; mixed. $ 8niU7.10;
hcavv tA.T,;r 7 I4l. mush tit 4ft IW; All : nlsa
$.'..4Vl7.1t
SIIEEP AND T.A M B8 Rei elnts. .sj
head- market, strong: sheep, tr..7.vrtti.40;
yearlings, $ii t'4,f 7.0; lambs, $B.7r4fSM.
Kansaa City Live inck Markel.
KANSAS ClTT, Jan. 19. CATTLhZ Re
rclpts. U.tktl head; market slow, steady
to weak; prlmn fed steers. $8.7Mt9.2';
rtreswe.l beef steera 97.2tt8.50: western
steers, $7.2t.i8.Sl; stnekers and ferdeis.
$."iti 00; bulls, $fi.27t)i.7:; calves, fti.iO
ilrt.."4.
IIODS-Recelpta, 13.000 head market
a ...... a.,, IU . - - I - - a,t t-...: OK- t. .. .
$t 9m5.9o; ckers and intchers, $t;.86JiTl.96;
light. T 7?.S(!.) pigs, $! 4Cfl.7.i.
HIIEKP AND IAMBS-Reeelnts. 8.0X1
head; n-arket higher; laml. $7 ii..4;
yearllnits. $HrAa7.5t; welhera, 9o.7.n'ni.tiu;
ewes, f o.fltvp i.7i.
Kt. Low Is Lira Stoek Market.
ST. IOCI3. Jan. 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.7O0 head: piarket steadv; native
beef steera. 97.fcnfr10.7t: cows and heifers,
9.VOO7(.2It; Blockers and feeders, $.'..2.r.tr
..'.; southern steers. $6.7M!7.7f-: cows am
heifer. $4.00fli.00; native calves, $60)
(u 10 2.-1
llotlr -Receipts, a. 500 head; market'
lower; pigs and lights. K.'i 7 OS; mixed
snd butchers, $.9fM7.10; gool heavy,
$7.flofi7. lit.
SHEEP AND I.AM l!i Receipts, 3.W
hesd; market higher: native muttons,
14 ;;.m"..: lambs, $8.?:.1.8.nr: yearllnns,
$7.2.Vir7 30.
ilnaa Ity Live Atork Market.
SIOI'C CITY. Ia., .lip. IS. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.000 head: market firm; native
steers. $t.VS.O0; butchers. 9."i.2."it(t.8;;
-owa and heliera. 94 v(jVtO: eanners, $100
i4.7S; stoekera and feeders. $il.iij 7. 00;
calves, $i.2,Vri8 60; bulls, stags, etc., $5.00
'
lit MIS Receipts. 8.000 head; market
steady; heavy. $v7Htf.T; mixed, $1.6.1
7H: light, fc.fiCvM.lirv
SHEEP AND LAMBS Ttecelpts, $:.00;
lambs. $7.7.Vfl8.00.
gt. Joseph Lira Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Jan. ID. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8.000 head; market weak; steers,
$7.ooii9 6Q: cows and heifers, $4.26tr8.j0;
calves. I'IGOiJ 10,00.
HOt.18 Receipts, 3.R0O head: market,
lower; top, $8.s0; hulk. $fi.o.Vriii,76.
BHKEP AND LAMBO Receipts, n00
head; market higher; lambs. $7.2."k9.26.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK Jan. lO.-COFFEK-Th
market for coffee futures wna a little
mom active today. After opening at an
advanco of 1 points to a decline of 1 point,
the iictlve montha sold about 4 tn 5 polnta
net higher on covering or trade buying
which seemed to lie Inspired bv the core
tlnued ysteadlnesa of Urasll. Offerings In
creased on this advnnce, however, and
prices eased off wit It the close 1 point
lower to 2 points higher. Sales, 19,2."0
hags, January, A. flat; February, 8.14c;
March, ?4c; April, 8.34c; May, .43'; June,
8.34c; July, 7.24c; August, 7.34c; Septem
ber, 7.44c; October, 7.41?; November, 7.FDc;
December, 7.81c. Bpet, steady; Rio No. 7,
7c: Pantos No. 4, 8Tt.c. RJo To rels higher
at 41226; Santos, unchanged, Rio ex
change on London, 1-lAd lower. ' :
Cattoa Market. '' .. .
"NEW -TORK, Jan. l.-COTTON-c!not;
ttraily; middling uplands, 9.50c; no aales.
' Cotton futures closed steady; January,
"$.$rc: March, 9.84c; May, $.tnc; inly, .03c;
August, 9.11c; Oc.tobor, 9.27c; December,
9.48c. .
The cotton market closed steady, net
4 point lower to 1 point higher. -LIVERPOOL,
Jan. 19.-4.'OTTON-8pot,
steady; goon miutillng. t.Md; middling,
S.2Jd; low middling. 4.75d; sulcs, 7,000 bales,
A. N. Anderson Sues
Matters for Sl,500
August N. Anderson has brought suit
In district court against Attorney T. H. '
Matters, alleging that Matters owes him
$1,604 on a contract signed for the pur
pose of nettling 'monetary differences be
tween the two. . . v . .. . ,
COUNTY AUTOMOBILES
ARE BIG EXPENSE ITEM
Maintenance of Douglas county's. two
automobiles cost Douglas county's brldga
fund $3,681.70 In 1914, In addition to a
salary of $80 per month paid a chauffeur,
according to tha annual report of County
Hurveyor Adams.
' If you have a "Sunshiny Room" let
people know about It in this column of
Bee Want Ads. ...
Don't Gut Out
A SHOE COILt CAPPED
HOCK OR BURSITIS
row
will remove them and leiva no blemiinei.
Reduce! any puff or swelling. Doe not
blister or remove the hair, and horse ran be
worked. 12 1 bottle delivered. Book 6 K tn.
ABSORBING. JR.. tha saiiacrrk Ualaast for aae
kin4. for Beth, go lata. OI4 toraa, (wrlluwa. Vsikm
VatM, Varlcatmw. AUayt Pals. Fries tl a 92 aDjS
at anuiian at 4clite4. Will tail asm 11 yoa writ.
W.'.rOUNO, F.D.F..1M laaila 91, f prinflnld.Ma9.
WORLD FILM CORP'H
Tti above Industrial la rftptdlf atUklnlng
wartttst pfamlnanr. whliti la iti-Dlfetnly Jua
tlt.9ti by tha axlranrtlthary axp-nalon tn Ita
ovnitWna anrl eamlnsa. Wa ra In cloaaj
tour-h Ith all priaaaa of Iba alluatloa r
tpactlne; thla ta9ua.
HE INVITB W.RKrtPONPENt."a5.
L. L. W1NKELMAN & CO.
took Brokers
44 Broaa St., Mew Tork
rUlt tllSUt'lllA. W1LMINUTON.
144 rio. BruaJ St. gord Blda
PIRlxT pltlVATK Winr.8 TO VAIUUL4
MARKKl'a.
( 50 SINGLE COMB WHITE
LEGHORN HENS, $1.
All of beat eaatern blood and worth
92.00 to 93.00 each In the spring. Will
mate with suitable cockerels at a
JrorM.rtlonate rate. (In catalogue
"REE
HOST 0. trsTTX-QTOir, OMAHA.
HIDES AND FURS
Highest pries paid for Hides,
Wool. Tallow, Pelts 1 and Furs;
Write for price and tags.
BEATRICE HIDE CO.,
BKATIUCE. NEB.
ONLY $1.00 FOR 15 EGGS
Krom my bis pur white' Plymouth
Hocks, by parcel post, prepaid.
(.'. W. CjKEK.XO, Valparaiso, Neb.
Big Barred Rock Cockerels $1.00 eaob,
Mrs. Will Brown Ealimont. Neb.
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UNDERWOOD JSKS QUORUM
Demo Floor Chief Flead9 with
Demo9 to Attend to
Bnsines9. .
MUST AVOID EXTRA SESSION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Demorrati'i
Lender I'nderwoed appealed to tiiajorlt)
members today to stay In the rhambci
and maintain a quorum so the rivets ami
harbors bill could be passed by night.
"The last thing that tho people of tlil.4
rountry want," he said, "Is an extra ses
sion of congress." . i
Representative Godwin of Arkansas told
the house that sixteen states, represented
by members on the rivers and harbors j
committee, had gotten appropriations to
taling $20,479. 40 out of a bill apgregatlng
$.14.onn.uOn. The Mieslrslppl rtver ap
propriation of $8.9X5,000 was not charged
to any one State, he said.
Senate t'aneaa Postponed.
Senate democrats determined Into In the
day to postpone until tomorrow night'
their third caucus of the shipping Mil,
which had been scheduled for tonight.
The commerce committee, It was said,
had not had time to consider amendments
referred to It by tho caucus. Senator"
Burton resumed his attack on tha styp
pins bill when the senate convened. He
took up Routh and Central American af
fair, saying It wag not trade which
should be considered, but how Latin
America eould be helped politically and
aorlally.
Tho debate assumed every outward
aspect of a filibuster. Only two or threo
democrats and half a dosen republican
senators remained In the chamber at one
time.
Vera t'rni Resolution Sidetracked.
An unsuccessful attempt waa made, In'
the senate today by Senator Cummins to
obtain action on his resolution asking
the president it ho- proposed to dispose,
of the customs collected by the army at
Vera Crus without aulhoriiation by eon.'
sress. The motion to lake up the. resolu-;
tlon was laid on the table u- vote of
X to 28.
Ritra Seaalon Says lloko Smith.
"Tha action of tho senate democratic
caucus laat night in urging rural credit
legislation," sntd Senator Hoko Fmlth of
Georgia today, "absolutely means an
extra session of congress."
The action of the caucus. Is not Inter
preted at the White House to mean neces
sarily that the rural credit Mils will be
taken up at this session of congress. ,
President Wilson, in discussing the sub-'
Ject today said he wna In accord with
tho caucus action.
Tho banking and currency commute
met today to discuss the, situation.
Everybody reads Bee Want Ads.
Evaporated Applea and Dried Frnita
NEW YCKK. Jan. 19 EVAPORATED
APPLES Otilet
DRIED KKIIITS--Prunea, firm; apri
cots and peaches, steady; raisins, quiet.'-
Make Your Hens lay
When Eggs Are High
Anyone can get plenty
of eggs when eggs are
cheap that's what makes
them cheap, ine people
who make money from
poultry get eggs when the
others cannot.
You can make your hens hay
and get your biggest profits when
your neighbors' hens aren't earn
ing their feed bilk It's all a
matter of knowing how.
Poultry raiting Un't a mattmr of
guwork any mora. Thm brmmdor
mho maAee $2.00 at ytar nr
profit from ovory fowl ha got to
Anoui how t e raita, fttd and earo
for hit flock.
.'
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John S. Barnar, Vilas, Pa.
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