T1IK BKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1915.
ia
FOR ItKXT
Fnrnlafced Rooms.
FOCTH room. POT N. W. H. tin
NICELY furnished rooms In private
homo; rriee reasonable. It. 4lfi.
CAPITOL, Mil. clean room, quiet place,
well hwiM.
11 A D19UN II st nnd Ibkwoi (m beet;
110 nv and up: cafe tn connection. P.MO-1,
DODbN HOTBL Council bluff, tram
heated roome. 33 per week, Phono 648.
I, a Vern. 112 Cap,, front rm. ft torn, ht
COMFORTABLE, pleeeant room, within
walking distance, with private family.
Hnrney 3X.
Furnished Apartnaeat.
TWO rooms and bath, newly furnished
Apt., in the Mae wood; price, $39 6". Va
cant February 10. Phone Douglas 1472.
Faratahed tlaaaekeeplaar Raanas.
North 24th. 4T58 Steam-heated fur room.
Ilatels iMMnrti.
CALlfUHMA Hotel, loth anil Calirornl.
Weekly rte $2 and up. Dougla 7083.
SPLENDID, new, furnished apartment
for rent in tho new "THAVKHTON"
f'reproof. 24th and London Court. Cater
In to people of refined tastes. Apart
ment completely equipped for housekeep
ing, up-to-date and comfortable. - '
TRAVFTR BROS..
Doug. 1163. 70ft Omaha Nat. Bank
DODO-. HOTEL- eiorifcra Reasonable,
Msiih an Cottagee.
ALL sis.. S3 per month up. tor Paxtoa,
STRICTLY modern 6-room cottage, hot
water h.at; closa In, walking distanoe,
403 Lincoln Blvd., $25. Apply W. H.
))orrance. Docg. 626. or Harney 3151.
4164 N. 2Sth Ave.! mod.: 6 rma; $1.
ei - .. .. 1... V n ' Hn
FCCK-KINO CO., D. 622. 13 Om. Nat t
WOULD you mova now to secure a real
Bargain? ji so, pmi u.
M. F. NORR1H CO.. 603H Be. Bldg.-M
6-r.. modern. Tl a. an at. w.imw
SSI I Leav. SL. good location. Wen. 2,90.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships: 3-horsa van
and 2 men. 31.26 per hr.; storage J per
mo. Satisfaction guar. P. 4338 Ty. "0-
FOR RENT
We have a complete llet of all houses,
srsriments and fist that are for rent.
This Hat can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van 4 Storage Co., Po. -Mb St.
GordonVanCo. St
tit N. 11th St Phone 1) 384 or Web. 11
f-KOOM detached modern house, 106 S.
:i5lh bt liar. jed.
J 20--room and laundry. all inod. FPl
furnace. a7 Chicago. Call H. 869.
I I-nc.ia n all parts of the city.
LlOUSeS Creigh Sons 4 Co.. Baa Blag.
Maggard's
per hr.; may. I man,
Webster. Iioug. 14W.
Van and Stor
age Co, Large
van, 3 men, $1.69
11.25 per hr.- 1UI
J. C. Reed
Bxp. on., moving,
packing & storage.
I Ml Karri am. D. 614.
mm MASON BT., 8 rma., -all mod., 40.
24S8 Franklin Bt, 13 rms., alt mod., $.
K19 N. iwth St., rms, all mod., $36.
j.n-ligij, b. 2d St.. rms., all mod., 130.
2S19 Jones St., 8 rms., all mod., tta.
1773 S. 0th St.. 6 rma.. all mod, $:0.
:wh Military Ave., 6 rms., pal, mod., 115.
33n fowler Ave., t rms., part mod.,
,$18.60. '
807 S. 23th St, 8 rms., part mpd., $3.
WRKETT A COMPANY.
423 Bee Bldg. Doug.
1K B.-83D 8-r., .very modern, garage; 1
block west park Una, $45.
OKEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO.
3018 Omaha Nat. Douglas 2715.
Store aaA Of flees.
Downtown store. L. H. Hill. M0 Bran. Th,
Choice Location
One of the finest retail location '
. on lth Bt. , . ,
Next door to the best men's fur-
niuliing store In the city.
f i
.." ytoom, by "80. " "
' ' Wlfl decorate and make changes
to suit tenant.
.......
. For further particulars sea.
Hugh McCaffrey
11 Pouglas Block.
Warehouses.
1017 No. JTth. Warehouse, 1 story brick,
,600 sq. ft., on trackage, liO.00.
ARMSTRONG-WAUSH COM PANT.
Tyler 1638. state Bank Bldg.
A gutng business can be sold quickly
through The Bee's "Business Chances."
WANTED TO IUCNT
YOU NO, refined couple wants room and
board for lady In nice private family,
good home; walking dlstanoa. Address B
e2. Bee.
IUSAIi ESTATE
rtRM RANCH LAKU FOR SALIC.
CalltoraUu
Dreams'
of sunshine, green fields and blooming
flowers; dreams of health, wealth and
happiness; dreams of everything that
makes life worth living, these dreamt
come true tn the WONDERFUL SACRA
MENTO VALLEY.
Live Oak Colonies
are situated la Sutter county, California,
64 miles norttv of tho male capital (Sac
ramento Citx, in the Sacramento valleyi
the location Is a moat deatrable one, both,
from its beauty and accessibility.
Hogs
Hog raiting has many advantages; very
little capital la required; with rare some
profits ca-n be secured the flrat year.
Pork Is always in demand at fancy prices.
The best results are obtained by allow
ing the lrogs to pasture on alfalfa, with
a amal! ration of milk and grain, until
just before placing them on the market.
Fifteen hogs per acre on alfalfa will
make an average gain of 100 pounds each
during the season. An Income of 1100 per
ncrc year can be secured by pastur
ing hogs on alfalfa.
Buy Today
iklG rostrve you 10 ucrca or more of
'" our rich Colony land. Inspection
inn be made any time within six months,
i'rtces W2 per sere and up. TERMS 10
PJiK CENT CASH. BALANCE IN AN
NUAL PAYMENTS.
Excursion Feb, . ROUND TRIP. 150.
sood to all Ca. norma points. Purchasers
isilroad fare credited on their purchase.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
Ctty Nat. Bank Bldg.,
Omaha. Neb.
Colorado
TO 6ETTLERS ONLY 320-acres for I3M
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, no
sand. J. A. Tracy. Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Iaw.
TWO very good stock farms for sale
near Council Bluffs 429 acres, miles
north, at 170 per Acre; 147 aires at W0
per acre. Day Heea Co.. Bole Agents.
13 Pearl Council Bluffa.
Mia Boaota-
180 ACBE6. between Minneapolis and D vi
lli Ih. oa the Woo line. 4 uuics from rail
road town; 70 axros under cultivation,
baiancej wooded pasture and soms good
meadow; bo wast land; (air sot amid
lugs; near school; laud borders on beauti
ful lake; . complete aet machinery; &
ciilckena, plenty of feed, wagon, buggy
and everything oa the plaoa goes at M
p?r acre; one-half cash, bchaab Brae.
H2 Plymouth Bulg.. Minneapolis, alma.
4v)-ACAE Improved, fans near town. In
rura blt of Miunola, Has a good
t-rooin house and other buildings. .''4
a rea under cultivation. baLania' tlmU-r
and paalura with running water. Vtt par
acre. y frma Karmrra Land Co.,
paiaca L14g ALnueaLUolia. Miou. i. .
REAL ESTATE IXVESTMeAtS
$90 vs-
On Harney Street
Once in a while there is a sale of real estate which stands
out above all others, either because of the importance of tho
property, the high price paid, or the extraordinary bargain
features. i
, It ja enough for us to say that while property, recently sold
near 23d and Harney Sts. for
$25Q Per Front Foot
we are placing on the market an income property on Harney St.,
near 26th for which we ask, ' ,
$90 Per Front Foot
2621 HARNEY ST Brlck 13 rooms, with brand new heating
plant; renting for $60 per month. 5 ft. frontag,
9S ft, back. Price $90 per front foot, house $1,850, total $7,700.
2627 HARNEY ST. Splendid frame house, 16 rooms, genuine mahog
any finish, on ground 65 ft. front and 88 ft. deep.
Price $90 per front foot, honse $1,750, total price $6,700.
$ 3,600 cash on each required,
nnally, as desired.
This is Opportunity Itself. " INVESTIGATE TODAY.
Payne &
Douglas 1016.
REAL ESTATE
FARM at RANCH LAKDI FOR SALB
Florida.'
Planting Irish
Potatoes
"I planted 10 acres of Irish potatoes to
day. No more Ire, snow and rheumatism
for me." This Is the closing sentence
from a letter from one of our Putnam
county, Florida, purchasers.
While the northern farmer Is planting
ccat In the stove and high priced feed
In Ms stock, our Florida farmers are
planting potatoes and various other win
ter crops. Thrr will raise a crop of com
all right, the same as the northern
farmer, but this will r-e planted after
the potatoes ant gathered and sold oh
the ground to northern buyers.
All these Jn a country where the sum
mers are not as hot as they are here,
where sunstrokes and- heat prostrations
are unknown, and life is worth living
for 12 months In the year. In a country
whore, aside from tha high priced winter
crops, you can raise more cattle and
hogs and raise them mora cheaply, than
on the same acreage any other plaoe In
me l n lieu ciaira.
The timber operations are nearly com
pleted and we are offering these lands
in order to close tha affairs of tha eom
panv and at prices that make It an op
portunity that will not again nreaant it.
self.
. Fer full 'Information, write, .
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Ml Pax ton Block. Omaha, Neb.
lfebrasksu
SECTION Kimball Co. circus, 2101 Paul.
00 ACRES, three miles from town, good.
stock rarm, iw plow land, sb in auaifa.
rest In pasture tt hay land, all fenoed se
crossed fenced, with fair improvements,
plenty of water; price IX, If taken In
the next 30 days.. Address, Ansley, Nab.,
Route t. Box 1H.
Mortal Dakota. -$1
PER ACRE? DOWN.
Jo. 010 acres in alfalfa valley. McHsnry
county, North Dakota- two to ten miles
from railroad towns, lies level, good soil
that will produce crops of alfalfa, com,
oats, clover, wheat, etc.. Will sell la
tracts of 40 seres or more. Terms 81 per
acre cash, balance 81 per acre a year at
8 per cent. Price 820 to 8.10 per acre, ao-
cording to cutanea irom town, country
well settled.
SCHWAB BROS.
1028 Plymouth Bldg., MtnnespoHs. Minn.
Wlacoasta. .
Upper Wisconsin
Best u&iry and general crop slats In tha
union: settlers wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices ou easy terms. Ask for book
let No. 34 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant Excellent lands for stock raialng.
If interne tod In fruit lands ask for book
let on Apple Orchsrds. Address Land and
industrial Department. Boo Line Hallway,
Minneapolis. Minn.
ABSTRACTS or TITXJE,
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraana. m pranoeia i nmi.
TV . . . i. rr-Tl i - Im. . mri Ahatract Co..
.Sin. abstract office, 308 & 17th BL
Phone Douglas 64b7.
KsiAL ESTATE LP ASM
CITY and faira loans. 6 per pent
J . 1 L. uuilioni m. ru. -
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Jr aiuaui emitn at '
1" to i,wuu uiaue promptly. F. D. VVeoO,
OMAHA homes. East Nebraaka lannaT
weaa mug., a.u wl.
O KEEr E RHiAL -S.31.a io.
1018 Omaha Natl. Douglas 8715.
8Vk AND farm loans. Wm. McCor-
mick. 6J7 Paaton Biock.
luo to lu,uuO uiuum promptly. F. l. Weaa,
weaa Diog., lain aiiu . ii "vw
GARVIN "BROS .t
EE us first if you wast a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
ticl' CITY LOANS. C. Q. Cariherg.
u 310-312 Brundels Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loam a speuUJty.
W. H. Thomas, State Bank Bids. ,
MONEY on nana tor ctty and farm ioi
H. W. Biadsr. CKy NaU. Bank Bldg,
REAL ESTATE VOR EXCHANGE
FP.ONT1EK CO. BARGAIN.
Hlghlv improved farm of 155 acres.
Land all lays fine and is excellent soil.
Will exchange fur good Omaha residence.
C. R. COMBS.
815 Brandels Theater, Omaha, Neb.
Douxias Srti -
Vlr 1 VI ill. all . modern timaha
lM LL.MJ11-' koma: nrlm HUll'
mortgage. M.iOO; want clear iota or west
ern land for equity.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
Douglas 2T15. 1018 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
REAL ESTATE BEXSOX
Benson Lots
The owner has authorized us ts sell Ms
holdings for 8U caLab and 1 10 per n-onth.
These lots ale four blocks south of ths
car Una and are sura to be worth more
than the preannt prices In a few year.
Will sell ail or part on these easy terms.
Ask about them.
In Omaha at 4d and Jackson we have
a fine plecs of ground suitable for chicken
raising. Owner will sell on these aasy
paymeuts, 811 per month. This is your
ciisnoa to buy some fine lots on easy
Payments.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
IXtuglas 'J".
i" Bee Bldg.
RKAIj F.STATF IXVTMKSTS
$250
Balance monthly, quarterly or an-
Slater Co.
616 Omaha Nat'l Bank
REAL ESTATE: ACREAGE
ACRE BARGAINS.
Now la tha time to think of buying
that suburban home.
Ws are headquarters for acre property.
Wo have some real bargains that ara
sure to advance) In value,
LISTEN.
t
1$ acre, West Canter. B blocks from car.
Fine improvements, cost over 110,000.
Price, IlS.OOO. ,
80 acres, a little further out. Ooofl Im
provements. All In fruit and conceded
to be tha equal of any fruit farm in
tse state. Price, 815,000. ,
acres, N. W. of Florence. Very fair
Improvements, lots of fruit and shrub
bery. This land la rolling, but fine for
fruit, poultry or hog raising. Pries,
7.000. '
40 acVes, north of Florence, about three
miles. Improvements not very good, but
all right Price, 86.000.
18 'acres, south of 8. Omaha. I acres In
orchard. Improvement fair. This lays
K.. t irt J Httrli tvvut alvhMv. Price. 87.600.
B acres, across tho Una In Barpr County.
Improvements cost over .wu. tics,
$5,000.
C acres In same locality. Improvements
fair.. Price. 8S.000.
ONBILIS R. tt. INg. AGEONCT.
' . .11106 VARNAM ST..
' " TGlk TYtiBR 1024. '
" , ACREAGE.
10 aore. north; good improvements, set
In fruit, etc.; will sell as- a whole or
divide; Will take part payment In Omaha
reaidenoa.
W. T. BMTTH CO., v
' 1112 City Nat. Bank.
REAL- ESTATE ISO UTU fclDH
South Eleventh St.
Six Fine Rooms
; and Hall
LOT 88X136 FEET-ALL SPECIAL TAX
- PAID.-
Located just south of Arbor -on S. 11th
Roulevard. strictly modern, full t-story.
reception hall, living room, dining room
and kitchen on first floor; 8 fins bed
rooms and bath on za floor, inia noma
can be Bold with tile full lot or will sail
f4xl feet. Very convenient ' to schools
and churches and one block from Farnam
car line; absolutely complete and ready
to occupy without one cent of additional
expense. Here's a bargain for somebody.
For further Information sea
Hiatt-Fairfield Go.
230 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 498.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WE
INVITE YOU
TO. SHARE
THE PROFITS WITH US
The prospects for a good year In ths
real .stabs Una ths coming year are ex
cellent, and anyone Investing . with us
will share alike In tha profits tn propor
tion to the shares of stock held. You
are absolutely guaranteed
0 Dividend
Earnings
and are entitled to a division of tha
profits above tha 7 per cent, which
should pay you about 10 per cent tha
coming year. Tou can Invest In amounts
of 1100 or mora In our profit sharing plan.
which puts yon on tha same basis as an
Investor with a larger amount of money.
Sea or writs us about It
Authorised capital UuO.OOO.OO. '
Hastings & Heyden
- 1814 HARNEY BTRFJKT.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
Two-story brick building and lot Oxl33;
trackage available; very easily converted
for wholesale purposes, or for downtown
garage. Price, only 816,000. A small pay
ment will handle It ,
C 0. CARLBERG, -
' 81Z Brandels Theater.
KEAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Gallagher & Nelson
' a
Real Estate and Insurance,
844 Bran dais Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED s-room house In Hanscom
Park district Can pay 3U0 cash and
830 per month. Address K bM, care Baa.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Of 8TOCKHOLD.itd ik,t'
NotLo. Is hereby given that ths regular
annual meeting of tne stockholders of the
booth Platte Land company will a fceid
at tha otftos of said company at Lincoln,
N.braska at eleven o'clock a m. on tba
third dsy of starch, A D. ii.
C. H. MOHRI LL. Presidmt
A. B. MINOR, Kacretarv.
Lincoln. Nebraska, February 1, mi:.
F-J-d-ii
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
New High Mark it Reached on Both
the May and July Options
of Wheat.
BIO DEMAND FOR CORN FLOUR
OMAHA, Feb. H. 1:HS.
. A nw hln mark was reached on both
lie May and July options of wneat to
Bay. May wheat soared to 81 T and July
went to 81 ;". this being the high mark
on this crop.
Trai e leaders said that as long as tho
war continues .and foreigner !my our
grain freolv they expect that anv price
declines will bo tem,orarv. Th. advance
In May and July was recanted ns show
ing the inherent strength of tde whcit
situation.
A moat sUnlfUant feature In the exi ort
trade of late Is the enormous demand that
has developed for corn tiour, which Is
now selling at a premium over aiarcn.
This Is an unusual situation, according to
well Informed people and Indicates thnt
cne of the theories advanced hy the bulls
that Europe would sooner or later he
(oroe1 to substitute corn for wheat la
rspldly working ont.
Omaha apot market:
Wheat waa l2o Malier.
Corn was Uf-) lower.
Oats were iinclsnard to Utn higher.
Clearanc. were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,81.W bushels; corn, 24.000 bushels;
oats. ,0n0 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat and corn, not
quoted.
Primary wheat receipts were TiW.OOO
bushels and shiprr.nts Xl,M bushels,
asalnst receipts of 14 oo bushels and
shipments of 857,000 buthcls last rear.
Primary corn - receipt wer. l.arn.000
bushels and shipments KlS.OnO bushels,
against receipt of 7S4 0u bushels and
shipment of 8 Ono bushels last year.
Primary cats reoatpt were 748 000 busn
els and shipments 171,000 bushels, sgalnst
receipts of 4i7.O00 bushels and shipments
of 660,000 burhels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
, Wheat. Com. Osts.
ylllcago 67 M0 149
Minneapolis 247
Dululh , oS
Omaha g 144 17
Kansas City 41 IM 17
8t Ixiuls 70 US
Winnipeg jag
Tliese sales were reported today:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 1 car 81.B0;
No. 8 hard winter, 1 can 11.88: No. 4
spring, 1 car 8187. 1 eartl.tt; sample
Pring, 1 car 81.6UH: No. 8 mixed. 1 car
81.M; rented. I car l.fX Rye: No. 1
car 8L2S. Corn: No. 8 white, t cars 76c,
4 cars 7Hc: No. 4, 1 car ?&Kc; No. 8 white,
1 tar Ho; No. 1 yellow, 1 car TJc; No. 3
Xf.V0wi-1I-ar" T2c! No- re How, 1 nor
TSo; No. 8 yellow, 1 car 72c?; No. 8 mixed,
J cars T4o; No. mixed, 1 cars (near
white) Uhio. 4 care near white) 74c, 8
oar, 73c: No. 4 mixed, t car 71Vc; No. i
mixed. 1 car (near white) 7Sr, 3 cars
"He; No. 8 mixed, 1 car (near white! 74c,
1 car 72c. Oats: Standard, 1 car Mc, 1
car 6Mic; No. 8 white. S cars c; No. 4
white, 4 cars 65Vc; sample, I cars 84-Vc,
1 car M14c, 1 car Mc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 8
hard. SI WITl 60; No. 8 hard, 81.Wffl.:
No. 4 hard, $1.4791.67; No. 8 spring. $1.48
1.68; No. 2 durum, $1.551.56; No. 8
durum. $1.MV1.6. Corn: No. 1 white.
&76Ve: No. 8 white, 751lSW4c; No. i
white, 75WT6c- No. 4 white, lofairc. No.
6 white. frVtrific; No. whlt, 74vtf74c:
No. 1 yellow, TSliflTSc- No. 2 yellow, BV,
724c; No. 8 yellow. rmTc : No. 4 yel
low, 7243Tc; No. t yellow, 72?72'4c; No.
8 yellow, ll(t12ci No. 1 mixed, 72 W
7!c; No. 2 mixed, 73U7iV4c; No.i
mixed, Tl72c; No. 4 mixed, HmSc;
No. 6 mixed,, 717o: No. mixed. 71
72c. Oats: No. 2 white, 6f-tfiHc; standard
6546tic; No. 2 white. o&'ttiWHc; No. i
white, 6&J(6Vc. Bar lev: Malting, 7S4iMc;
No. 1 feed, 0ir7'c. Rya: No. 2. fl.VM
1.27; No. 3. $14H45LA . . W
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of tha Trsdlna; mm Cleslar
- Prices on Board af Trade.
CHICAOO, Feb. . Wheat prices dashed
backward today after an advanc to lo
a bushel above any height achieved In
the present war. Extreme plunges from
th. top level amounted to 4 Vic, but a re
bound followed and the market had a
disordered close. Ho to Ho up, compared
with last night . ,
Oerman w ami rut a of danger 'to neutral
vessels, approaching Great Britain from
any side, were chiefly with the over
throw of advanced quotations of wheat,
although little, If any, heed was given
until word came that seaboard exporters
were offering to resell wheat to Ctilcago
and that freight room was being let on
steamships to Europe. After this devel
opment traders here unloaded right and
left. Mora liberal offerings of wheat
from rural holders cut a flgur. In dis
couraging at leaat temporarily tba rad
ical bull.
Some attention was also alven to tha
fact that exports to Europe from Argen
tina were proving larger- man had been
expected and were. In fact heavier than
at thia tima a year ago.
jorn, wnicn closed ltriHc to 1140 last
night, plainly showed an over-botiKht
condition and acted heavy, even while th.
wheat market was on the up grade.
us is gave way to tne depression In
other grain.' Lower prices for hogs car
ried down provisions.
Prices furnished by Logan A Brvan. SIS
ftouth Sixteenth street:
Artlclel Open. High. Low, Close VeTy!
Whaatl j J ! ' '
May. 1 8&Vi
1 84 1 87 1 H 1 64, 1 64'i
July. 143H42 143 1 40W 2 41 1 4174
Corn:
. May. 82-2H 82X, 80S 81H ttl
July. 84W S4WA 82H 83 84
Oats:
I May. 81VBU 61 ' Vl 81
! July. 6Hii4 U B7 5749 M'i
Pork:
May. 18 6MJ efm
18C2H 6B 14K 18 66 16 S
July. l.'Vi 20 02H 19 87H 10 20 00
May. M 80 10 85 10 Z! 10 22H 11 27H
July. 10 47H 10 10 $7H 10 37H L 67 H
Rlxs:
May. 10 46-40 10 43 10 25 10 I74 10 45-47
July. 10 86-87 10 87H 10 00 10 00 10 70
Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red, ll.tlWi
1.6S; No. 2 hard, $1.6214.91.68. Corn, No.
4 yellow. TSVaTaHc i; No. 4 white, 7676c.
Oat: No. 8 wiata, 6f,HfTc; No. 4
white, n1itc. Rye: No. 2. 1.8hHfjl.21,
Bariay. Mc. Tlmolhv. t-i
Clover. $12.a'14.0r). Pork, 8l7.Oii100.
JiXJOS Lower; receipts, 4,248 case; at
mark, cs4s included, 23i-'ilc.; orclluary
flrMs, WaUc; first, Aua.4,c.
POULTRT Alive, lower; springs, 15Hc;
fowl. 16c. .
Kansas City Grain and Prev-lal.as,
KANSAS CITY. Fsb. 6.-WHKAT
Cash, unchanged to lo higher; No. 2
hard, $l.iM.u; No. 3, tl.&nal.M; No. 1
red, $1.5si'1.8u; No. 8, 8i.5yu 1.6eH. Re
celptn, 41 car.
CORN Unchanged; No. 3 mixed, 75H
7o; No. 8. 7tr74Hc; No. J white, Tic;
No. 8, 77HV7Sc.
Closing pric-.e of futures'
WHEAT Ms y, Sl.to'n; July, 81.8fi.i
l-8fH: rptember, 8t.2nVi'(l..
XRN-l1y 7V'4c; July. nWAci
September. fclKle.
OATS Luchanged to Ho lower; No. t
white, 66V-; No. 2 mixed, I0fl(7c
RTrV-61.24.
BUTTER Creamery, 20c; firsts, ;7c;
seconds, tc; packing, 20c.
EGOb-Klrats. He; seconds. 18c. -I"OL'LTRV-Hcns,
13'c; roosters, 10'ic;
turkeys. 16c.
I
Wear Yerk General Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-V'aAR-R w,
firm; molasses, 13.74c; centrifugal, Vilo
Refined, firm, 16 points hlgiier; cut loaf,
6.4ic; crushed, S.Wr;: mould A. .; cubes,
4 7Sc; XXXX powdered, 6 laic; powdered,
t.60c; fine granulated, 6.00c; diamond A
60; confer tlonera' A, 6.40; No. 1, 6.2c.
jJLTTLR Firmer; receipts. $,x tub;
eraamery extras (92 score), WMyi-ii
creamery (higher scoring), 2Hfi36c; first.
31J Mc.
CHEHS14-Flrn and unchitngod; ra
OClpta. 1.310 boa.
LUG3-l'naattiJ: lectilpta 8,m cases;
fresh Fathered, extra fine, 27iJ6e; extra
firsts, rt'xc; flrsta, ft)6c.
POCLThY-Aliva, weaker- western
chickens. UHolsc; fowls, 17jl7c; tur
krys, 14a71c. Dressed, firm, unchanged
St. I.aale Grain Mark!.
N iiSS f nmft v.k e Ulnuim w
hrark: No. $ red, $laVQl.tiH; No. I bard.
$Lavcii aiv,.
COKN Lower; track. No. I. Tc; Na. I
write. Wo.
( 1'iatng price of futures:
HKAT-Iiwer. Mav. II fit) J,,
II 37V
CHUN l)r; Tiiay, si,c; July, 83ic.
OAXd Lvwer; alay, w. ; Jul, 7c.
. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle at All Points Sharply Lower
and Trade Bull Fat Lambs
About Steady.
HOGS A BIO FIVE CENTS LOWER
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 5, 1Mt.
Heceipts were: Cattle. Hogs. She?.
Official Monday u: u.m ll.i1
Official Tiiesdav 1.H7J I $44 4.5-'S
Ofilclal Wednesday.... 4.il 4.7S U.W1
Oftlc'al Thursday H.8.4 M.R76 Tl,
Estlmat. Friday J.jtw U.ouo 6.mi0
Five day this week.JO.st M.S78 S1,4it
fam. day ?t week. .50.104 ftR.44 62.817
fume dys 2 wks. sso 17.;M 42.t W.W
Hnn:e days 2 wks. ago.21.4 4.6"0 M.7M
."Jame riaya 4 w ks. ago 21.4J1 W.44J SA.ill
Hame days lst far,..li.8)l0 s4l S4,fl
The following table show the receipt
or cattle, hogs, and ahiep at th Soutk
Omaha Live Slock market tor tha year
to-dat.. as compared with last year:
.,., IMS. 1214. Inc.
Ho 1I2.1.H ai.4 16.ia
ShP SK3,4t 2M.8.I6 27.W0
The following table show tha average
price lor hogs at the touth Omaha live
stock market for th. last few days, with
comparisons:
Sunday,
Hecelpta and disposition of llva stock at
the Union Stock Yards, Hotith Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 2 o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CAR LOTS. '
k Cm ! 1 1 1 i .... U L !,...
. . - .u cimii. n r ,
Wshssh !. 2
2.1
2
4
Missouri Psclflo ... 1
l'nlon Pacific 13
I" a N. W k a
Date. iir,. H!4.ll.,Hig,isiU,i9IO.l!'w.
Jan. 22 6 67 1 18 ft! I ft: 8 U 8 02
Jan 2J. t6l Ml 7 21 I 81 T B8 6 00
Jan. 24. $ 7 t 8.H 1 t $ 20
Jan. K. J 8t T ) 8 W T 60 8 o5 8 W
Jan. J6 i3$r T45fl6flO
Jan. $7. $ 'H 6 1 726 6 21 74 III $82
Jan. H Jjs t 4H 6 M 4 CI
Jan. . 6 77H $ 07 7 8 8 04 8"M
Jan. 8t). $ 781 8 61 7 1 t W 7 84 $11
.SL -1 8 t k! $ oa 7 47 $ II
tab. J... i7l 1J IH ?K IIKI in
Keh. I. . 6 7CH $ ?8 Ob728860S
Pol.. S. 6 WS 6 16 T SO" 6 0(1 7 8 ' $ M
feb. $.. $ H 8 161 7 80 1 116 7 M $ t 81
Jeb. 4.. $ M 6 171 7 481 I 7 8 W 04
Feb. 6.. 8 7S 8 ti 7 40' 8 08 8 6 14
28- 7
24 1
"a 1
27 8
17 2
27 8
l' k ..
' . .!
10
38 34
HEAD.
C N. W., west.. 1
.. M. O.. t
t'.. n. a a . 1
C, H. Q., west... 8
. . 1. P., east. $
C It I. P., west ..
Illinois Central 8
Chicago O. W 2
Total receipts 76 ,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co fu 2 W4
mlft Co (,t 4,&t
VM
1
vuuany x-acaing t o.... 871
6, .Til
- 128
; 8.J01
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co....
Mo. Omaha Packing Co.
Hill at 8on...s......
F. B. Jwia
J. . Hoot Co
T. H. Hulla
McCreary Kellogg...
Werthclmer A Degen..
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
nothschlld
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
I
28
8
14
24
17
.16
'!7
178
2
48
15
10
m
n
it
7
6
2
3,1
Si
17
683
t
t nnstie
Hlcatna
Jluffman
Roth
Meyers
Bsker, Jones tt Smith,
Tsnner Bros. ,
John Harvey
Kline
1 a
Other buyers ,
Totals 2.813 ll),277 8.031
CATTLE Receipts wer very Itueral lor
a rtluay, IM cars being reported In. This
hrtiifcs the totsl for tho week up to 20.I1S6
head, being larger than at any time since
three weeks a and larger than a year
ago by S.ous head.
- Trains wera lata In arriving and th.
market was extremoly stow and dull,
will buyers not appearing at all anxloua
lor fresh supplies. It would be none too
mum to call the market on beef ateers
Itxaloc lower, with cows and hellers show
ing fully that much decline or mora Feed
ers wera extremely slow, there being little
country demand to apeak of because of
the stormy conditions prevailing.
It will He hard 'for one not on tha
market with stock this week to rvslisa
how bad the market has really been.
Prices on all kinds of cattle have slumped
he reason of tho extremely poor consum
ing demand at eastern points. This mar
ket &urfcred along with the others and
In about tit. same proportion. Prices on
killing rattle at thia point ars JtWo
lower than at ths close of last week,
heavy cattle suffering mora than th.
light and handy-weight beeves. Cows
and heifers have shown about ha same
decline as beef steers.
The trade In stockersand feeders has
been pretty much at a standstill through
out ths week. Priots have declined
sharply and they ar. fully 6100 per loo
pounds lower than the high tim. around
two weeks ego.
Quotations on cattle: Qood to clvolc.
cornfed beeves, $7.tw'frft.C0; fair to good
corn fed beeves, 87.16017.46; common to fair
cornfed beeves, Itt.OutuTtt; good to choic.
hrifers, 84.OJift6.76; good to choice cows,
$5 th26; fair to good cows. 84.80470.60;
common to fair cows, 24 0(j4.0: good to
choice stocKers snd feeders. $7,004 ;
fair to good Blockers and feeders, ti.tt'H
l.wi common to fair Blockers ar.q feed
ers, 6i.0rVff8.SS: stock heifers, l& 2i$pV00;
stock cows. 64.7fyo.7f,: stock calves, 14 00
u7.60: veal calves. $7.004fl0.2S; bulls, stags,
etc., $4.76Si,50.
Represeiitativ sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ka.
A. fr. Na. A. Pr.
I...,, 1M f
Ill t 71
67 IMli 7 K
H...........UW1 7
4..,. 6M n , 7 u:s t 4
4 lout i M rr...., 1417 7 M
I 17 1UT 7 0 20 1201 7 uo
1 1 til 7 27 l.4 7 44
, 24 1174 7 8 1174 7
Id ISta t 15 I.4 1 15
1141 1 Ki 17...
loi 1 ,
. .1671 6 II
17..
.1131 tie it...
COWej.
I 44 4 tl I IS 10
4 4 40 ' 1 TH IH
1 IkO 4 M 1U4 I til .
1 tm 4 7 14 I 7
. 1U i CO II 1IT1 I II
7 .list 1 11 m 4 o
1 1110 I It . 1U4 I n
1U11 6 IJ 1 14V0 6 M
MEIFl-aUi.
I Ml I 10 i 8 11
I M i I 1 IM I ti
) IM IN ' 1 M tin
6 - M 4 1 M IN
ALVriK, '
1. .......... 40 4 60 t ..'JO 6 71
.? 4l 4 71. !.... 110 og ,
6 411 4 It 1 ll 10
1 2M 7 hi 1 170 10 2f
4 M 6 m 1
bTO S AND FEEDRR
1 1 8 1 1: ioi I M
it e 21 awl
10 711 I 44 8 it t U i
II 404 I IS
MOOB Keceipt wer. .v.n larger than
Thuradsy', about 28 cars, or'll.uuo head
being relorted In. This brings the week s
total up to 64.273 head, being U.000 head
smaller than last week's heavy auppltes,
but 4,0u0 heavier than th. corresponding
period U st year.
With sich liberal receipts and advice
from other points sharply lower, trade
openod with j ackets bidding all of i
Ur. lower. Shipper were showing no
signs of life snd by th time offers had
reached a flat 10o lower basis some of
the offerings were raahed. Moat seller
wer. ws'ting for better prices, however,
and no general movement was startcl
until value had been raised to a 645 10c
lower luvel. l.ven then the trade re
mained dragsy. and under the Influence
of sharp competition between killers
values continued to Improve, ao that be
fore the close droves were selling st
rices that wer. no more than weak to
: lower.
The general market Is anywhere from
weak to a dime lower, and the average
shows a declln of a big nickel. Move
ment was lively at times, but the 1st. ar.
rival of several train, along with th.
bullishness of sellers, mane the general
trade rather dreggy. The blissard. which
practically paralysed traffic in sortie parts
of th state last night, struck hera this
morning, and while ths snowfall was not
nearly so heavy as in oilier places. It
made the early arrival ' of soma train
ratknr doubt(u).
Droves f Jiugs wer. sold all th. way
from M.72H on up ta 84VM. Ths biggest
end of th supply movad st $b.7.6.tu, 1
though ouits a number of the earlier
alea were mad. at .7o4.7:'j.' Top
traclicd 8i.tlS.
Ka, Ar. an. Pr. Ka . At. Kh. Pr.
Mi . . I a.......!!! id 1 71
W IM IW U.......JJ7 ... I 77 a
IM ... IT 7f l M I 7Tt
l IM ... T.'H 71 I ... Ill
it r?4 ... I 7:v, s: 't ... 4
i 14 ... 4 7 tt ?4l ... I I!',
I rt ,., I 7 U 711 ... IU'i
: v4 ... 4 7i
74 1 ... I 00
MIKfcP The receipts dropped off a lit
tle today compared with the run yester
day, as only some 0 head wer. re
ported In. The reoelpta a week sto
r.Miled up 8.716 head and a year ago ..113
head. The quality was not as good and
no Mexican grades were on ssle. Half
of the receipt wer. lata In arriving In
the barn.
The market was a little 1st. In opening,
hut once trade got tinder way business
was fairly active, with th bulk of the
Isrnhs bringing steady prices and aged
eheep selling nt terty to strong flgurca.
The lamb sales ranged largely at 8h.Mi
8 06, and the ewes sold mostly at rH.t
666. Most everything on sal. cleared In
good season.
Very liberal receipts have featured the
market this week, and In spite of that
current quotationa ar l:ff4c higher on
lambs, compared with the close of last
week and ,n40o higher on aged aheep,
the moat advance bring on fat ewes. The
strong tone to the trade has been partly
attributed to the lisht runs at Chicago,
due for the most part to the quarantine
regulations In force at that point.
Quotations on shrep and lambs: Lamhs,
Mexicans, 88.76flR.86; lambs, fed westerns,
8.60ii8.Ti: lambs, fair to sood,$.0i8.60;
lambs, shearing, S7.u.9..A:, yearlings,
light, r.sfl7.8ii; yearlings, heavy. tl.Ot
7.0: wethers, good to choice. 86. 60th it, 74;
wethers, fslr to good, 8rt.3Mif.iO; ewes,
good to choice, 8. 0t 980; awes, fair to
good, 86.6oti00: ewea, feeding. 84.7S436.00.
Representative sale:
No. Av. Pr.
404 fed ewes $ 3u
II fed lamh 74 g to
248 fed lamb aj 60
84 South Dakota wethers 100 6 60
It3 South Dakota lamb as f as
M fed ewe ... los I 6S
'O fed awes Kif $ 60
IH fed lamh 4 $ 85
M fed iamb 76 I 5
M cutilla , (9 7 2S
6-H fed lamb , 74 6 TIS
781 Montana ewe , 101 6 66
214 fed ewes ; '. w r
1 fed lamh 78 8 6u
CHICAGO I.IVR STOCK MARKET
Cattle WeakHog Active Sheep
Weak.
CHICAOO. Feb. $, CATTLE Recei pt s,
l.nno head; market weak: native steer.
86.TOfia.10; western, SS.IW.M;- cows and
heifers, $.1.'l.ii.0; calves, $8.004fl2.00.
HOUS Reoelpt. 4'l.onO head: market
active, lr! lower: bulk, 8s.SMr7.10; light.
8V..7.Vti7.10; mixed. 21 (07J7.ir.; heavv, t.6Htt
7.12H: rough, l.1f.76: pigs, $5..VB.50.
HHEEP AND LAMBH Receipts. 14.000
head: market weak: sheen, 8a.234r7.40;
yearlings, t7.MQi.lb; Umbs. $T.608.W.
Kansas City Live Stack Market.
KANSAS CITT. Feb. S. CATT LB Re
ceipts, 700 head; market weak; prim, fed
steers, 88. 60418.00; dressed beef steers, $7.)
IS.2J; western steers, 20.7Mj.S.3i ; stocker
and feeders, $n.uua7.60; bulls, $5.26(tl.a0:
calves, 88.60W10.K).
HOGS Receipts, ' l.ono head: market
lower; bulk of sales, 8fi.8ikT6 90: heavy, Stf-tt
iMSi: packera and butcher. 86. 866. 95;
light ftiKODSS: pigs. ti.4(iii.7a.
SHEEP AND LAM H8 Receipt, 2.fO0
head: market higher; lambs, $.0ntl.0;
yearlings, 87.00B,00; wethers, $.2i17.(iO;
ewea, 5.75fi.60.
St. I.oals Live' Stark Market.
ST. IJOtTIS. Feb. $, CATTLE Receipts.
I Ml head; market steady; native beef
steers, 87.6Ob0.ar.: oows snd heifers, $6.flit
8 SO; Blocker nnd feeders, 6.toOT7.24; eouth-
! ern steeris 83.Str7.R6; cows nnd helfer.
84.OOb00; native calve. W.0U4J11.00.
HOGS Receipts. 10,600 head; market
'lower; pigs and lights, $t.Q0fi7.10; mixed
and butcher, 26.nvtf7.lb; good heavy, $6.S
47 7 10.
hllliEP AND LAMBH Receipts, 2,600
head; market steady; native muttons, l.(0
m.M; lambs, -S.SS4r9.tS; yesrllnes, $7.00
7.76.' , - .
Plans t l(y Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.. Feb. E. CATTLE
Receipts, 500 head; market weak; native
steers, 34!.76: butcher. 86.0OtlX.as:
cslve. $t004.M; bull, stag, etc. li.Iutp
s.w.
. .... .,,,.r, u.wir 1 ,11.1 ni 1 l,v
lower; neavy. 86 7f.if.77H : mixed. SS.TJHW
6.76; light $ti-6&e.7:H; bulk of sales, $6.7UH
.76.
HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 600
neaa; market lower; ewes, 83.Su.
t'offea Market. .
NEW YORK, Feb. S. COFFEE1 Tha
msrket for coffee futures lost most of
yesterday's advance during today's trail
In as a result of scattering liquidation
and a little trade selling! The offerings
may have been due to th. decltn. In th.
rate of Rio exchango on London and tho
continued Urge Braxllian reoelpta, but
firm offer from Brasil wer. unchanged
and there seemed to ba no particular
pressure of actual supplies. Market opened
3 to 7 points lower and closed at a net
16ns of S to 13 points. Sales, 16,2m) bears.
February, 6.82c; March, fc.lre; April, fcfctoi
May, 400c; June, 8.07c; Juty, l03c; Au
gust, 7.10s; September, 7.2!c; October, 7.3c;
November, 7.43c December, 7.4!to. Spot
milet: Rio No. 7, SV!Hc; ant)s 4s, STac.
Mllrel price were unchanged at Rio
and Santo.
.
Metal Market. -
NEW YORK, Feb. 6 METALS Lesd,
Sulst at 217ftr3 86; London, 18 1.1s yd.
pelter. firm at I6.00jt8.86; London, m 10a.
Tin, firm: live-ton lots, $37.iVlt8&u;
Iwenly-flve-ton lots, 827.0 JJflS.oO; at Lon
don, spot aU7t: futures. 162 10. Copper,
dull; electrolytic, $14 UH14.87H: casting,
$14.62H: "t London, spot, 63 7 6d; fu
turea, 162 10s.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5. METALS Lead:
Steady, $3.70i8.73H. Spelter: Steady, 87.77 VI
'-
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MJNNEAPOL1S, Feb. S. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, $1.6714; No. 1 northern. I1.6;"4
1.68; No. 2 norUisrn, $1.4rSQfj.64'.j
May. I 63V Wd.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 7172e.
OAT NO. 2 white, MVitJfVc
rLAx-ii3.$m6iAsH-
Liverpool ternln Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 6 WHI'lAT Spot,
trong: No. 2 hard winter, 12s 6d; futures,
nominal.
CORN-Spot quiet; American mixed:,
iw, ka 3d; futures, quiet; February, 7
8V,i; March. 7 lOHd.
F.vaparated Apple and DHed Fralta
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet.
IiRIED FRl'lTP Prune, steedy. Aprl.
cots, quiet but steady. Peaches, firm.
Raisins, quiet
Dry f.oads Market.
NH7W YORK". Feb. 6. DRY GOODS
Cotton good and yarns war. steady to
day. Wool was firm, silks stesdy. Job
bers reported an Increasing demand from
retailer.
Bryan Defends the
Right of America to
Sell .Europe Arms
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Feb. 8-Secre-tary
Bryan in a speech tonight, sup
ported th. position of th. president in
permitting the L'nlted States ta sell sup
piles to th. governments of all warring
nations, saying that thia country I only
doing what other countries have don.
In th. past and will do again. 11. said
tho peopl. should go slow In attacking
the president.
"I thought ha said, "that whan w.
heard of ths terrible conflict across tha
aea, w. would b grateful that our sons
were not allowed to go Into Mexico. Every
American who speak out 1ft bitterness
during this war makes th trying post
Uon of th president all th. harder. .
"There Is not a alngle thing aboul
tha president's conduct In th tarrtbl.
conflict that can ba criticised from th.
American, cltiaen' standpoint. And no
criticism In Croat Britain or Germany
will prevent him from doing exactly what
he know ought to ba don. In order
ta aot an .very question according ta our
neutrality."
Apartments, flats, houses and cot t aires
can ba rented quickly and cheaply by a
Sra "For Kent" ad.
NEW. YORK jTOCK MARKE1
Proclamation Making British
Waten War Zone Causei De
presiion on Exchange.
LIQUIDATION ON BIO SCAU
NT7W Tfllfk- Feh 6 Tl.. fnr.l.i.
developments, as embodied In the procla
mation or tne uermsn admiralty regard
ing the inarltlmo war one, formed th.
basla of general discussion in financial
ril-Cle todav an dadded tn the feallna- of
depression in speculstlvs quarters. Liqui
dation on a broader cale than any re
cently witnessed attended tha day a falrlv
large operations. International share bti
Ing the center of attacks.
Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific. X.w ,
York Central and Reading showed loase
at one stage of the session of two or
more points, tho movement finally ax
tending to the grangers and southern
railways. Industrials maintained a flrm.f
tone, although coppers were off a point
l nttefl states Steel stood out ss the
strongest of the leading stock, slthougk
declining under 40 when the Unloading
l-rocraa was unoer run swing.
Canadian Pacific, at 1M, and Southern
Pacific, at 8H, wer. within fractional
limits of their minimum prices, while
New Haven fell IW tn Its minimum nt
4, du. largely to its unfavorable state
ment or December earnlnga.
Half way recoveries were reslatered In
th. 1st. afternoon when th. liquidation .
seemed to have run It course. Trading
became dull on the rally, however. In tha
final dealings prlcea again evinced vari
able tendencies, Bethlehem Steel rising to
ua nesi. wnn soma neaviness in tnltad
States Steel. ,
Bonds wer. react lonarv. soma tasuaa
making wide ' fluctuations. Total sales
par value, aggregated $2,378,000. ,
United States bonds were unchanged on
oall. .
Number of galea and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
AlaUa not , 1,000 :4 rt rfw
Amalcainalfd Coptmr .... 11,1011 ti & 4,
Amsrt.aa Beet Hugar..., 1.410 7V K'4 17
An.eiiraa tn , r"0 J7 17 Jtlw
Aa.erl.aa K R v0 II ' 41
Amrlin g. a H. efd liv
Am. futr lUflnlni ..... t.ho )n)H in) JstJ
AiMrltaa Tl. A Tel.... 700 ijoi 111 1J0
Amarl.-an Toheece ..... t'
Anaenna Mlalag ....... t oe Tt W 2'4
Ati-hlaoa Im tn 6114 .iv
Riilllmnr a Ohio i.MKI Mj M
Bronalya lUf.14 Tt 400 7t, ; 17.
falltuial t'airolouia .... 1.700 lH u
(nartln I'iclllo I.aoo lU't US 1M'
(Vauai Iaihar l ine y v tm
rixMpeaka A Otile ,ono 41 txZ
f'hho llreat Waalern.. i 11 - SW
rhl.-aao, M. H. p.... l.ooo 7'i M sal
Tllcao N. W KM) IM , jj
Color, Fsl a Iron
t'olnrado A !4oulhea ..... SI
Iotm- a Rib Orand.,.. ..... I
lnw B o. sfd 400 11 1 I
PlMlllsrs' Metarule ; 11.
; !, 23 i;i ttZ
ilmaral riwtrlo n 14414 141 141
ttratt Northern M 1,400 114 114V 1144,
llrral Northern Ora ctf. ;o In Sou Ji- ,
Ouaxmhelm Kiploratlen.. 8,0tt 1 40 nu ,
lllmon Oolral ., ,. j;C
toterhormich Met. pfd... 10.7OO Mil M4 it.
lowlrailon Coppar 400 Wi Wm 1
International Hirraur., ...... iju
Kanua nil Souther.. u
Iwlillh Valley i I.40S tMli 1MV. 1M
lenilllla NtttiTllla !T ..... 114
Mttlran Petroleum 17.40 TS 71k 75'4
Miami Oppar too H- ,!
Mioaourl. K. A T loo 11 1st. iZ
Miamurl racino 2,0oa 1074 low Ivi4
Nallnnal H!..ult ,, , jS,1"
National IaA M
Nevada Ooppar .oa 1514 it 11a.
N t'ork uantral 4.1100 14 ,4 . A
N. V.. N. H. A II I.soo Ww 44 41
Norfolk a WMtarn no pit n w
Nonharn Psrlflo 1.400 10344 1514 lojT
fa.lfle Tel. Tsl j
Pann.ylvanla 1,100 10H4 10414 4A
fullnaa Piln Car .7 ..... jsi
Pay Con. copper 1,400 17, 174 174
S"'" .St 14114 14414 144,
Kapubllr Iros steel , .7 tgZ
Ho. l.liM Co loo !4 . '4 1.
Rock Isle ad Co. of 3'i
St. L H. P. ttfstd j i
Kooihern rsollto lf'J M I'.vi U', '
Shulh.rn n.llwir .m jn, jn, ,
TenmuM Copper l.loo ll4 au
Ti I nmptoy BOO 1 Ji,
t'nloa raciiio li.MO 11914 Ins '114
Inlon Pieirio pfd , ' mo i sola ao.Z
Pnliad Htaue Htaal SI. 204 404 atv v
V. H. tael pftf I,7n WI14 134 1"J
llah Copper 11.T00 f 4 41 '4
W.ba.h pld ji, ,14 ,
Weur t'nloa ,,, na 4 ., gju
Wllnrun Klentrle .. 70 7 ' S144 ja
Total atlas for tba day. 817.440 sbara.
REVIEW
OF TRAUB
Advanre la Wbeat Knrlche Farm
er of Wet '
NEW YORK. Feb. .-Duna Weakly
neview win aay tomorrow:
The great advance In tha price of
Jl"? Prlm.rl y to th urgent world
demand. Is enriching tha agriculturists
of Ihe west and la contributing to In
cressed commercial prosperity in that
section, though ths violence of th. move,
ment produces some concern as tn pa
other effects. Tha recent rise tm cattjav
with expansion 'of exports, has reuuiej
In considerable degree th. anarp d.
presiloii In th. south caused by tha war
The strength of th financial sltuaUon
increases every day and this Imparts s
sense of security and courage to enter
prise everywhere.
'..,,nk. rnn"a fpr th week wera
32.912.448. a decrcgia of 13.6 per cent front
last year.
Wheat exports were 7.226.K4 bushels,
as compared with $,773,333 bushel las
year.
Failures for th. week In th TJniUd
Ptate wera uM, against 272 a year asoj
In Canada 67, against the aara number
last year.
.
New Yark Money Mnrk.il.
NEW YORK. Feb. . M ERCAN TI LB
PAPKR-3H1M per cent v.---
STERLINO EXCHANGE Easy; algtv.
day bills, 34.8226; for cables. $4.8408; for
demand, 34.836.
filLVER-Bar. 4$Hc; Mexican - dollar.
UONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
MONEY Tim. loans, easy; sixty days.
3H&2 per cent; ninety dsys, eVff per
cent; six month, 3M4H per cent. On
call, firm; high, 2H per cent; low, 1',
per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cant; last loais.
3 per cent: closing bid, 1 per cent; Ola
fered at 1 per cent.
Closing quotationa on bonds today war
follow: v
tl. s. if. , rsg.... Mo. rec. es. 6s 4114
ao coupon 'N. Y. C. g. to-T
U. B. f. t 10H4N T. City 4S 144.. 104V
do coupoe lolujN. Y. Fuia 4'4a...l4
C. a 4.. rag I0SV4N. Y.. N. H. H
do coupo ll'"4j cv. 4a a
Panama ta oupon..l01SNo. Pacific 4s M
Am bmallara 4a....l04 do la 4314
A. T. T. tv. 4a.. 101140. S. U ref. 4a ,J
Armour a Ca. 4141.. I'n. T. T. 4..,. r,
AKblauS l0. 4i ... M Pens, oon- 4a STv
B. I. A Ohio 4a llkMOIa ea. 4s K'L
(.1s. a UHie 4m.. K18. 1- a S r. r. 4. 44
C. H. Q I. 4... WSo. rc. cr. 4a 4J
M A S g 4s..lCl do rf. 4a ... M41
C. R. 1. A r. e. 4a. 23'4 4o er. 4.....,....!,?
C. a B. ft. 4V4S- -.I4 80. Hallway la. .....wou
D A R. O. r(. Is. 47 tnlos Pacid an
Krl on. 4a II do or. 4a ao4
un. Klectrlo la....lo1tr. g. Rubber j....liil
(it. bo. 1st 4s 10. t'. g. 8t U.,.1001
III. Con. rof. 4i.... HWahaah lt la.r;...ioo
K. C. M. rat Is.. HV4Waat. Vnloa 4Ha... no
1. A N. unl. 4a ... N .(. gl. M. ... Mv.
M. K. a T. 1st 4a.. II
Bid.
Bank of Franca atatssasnt. .
PARIS, Neb. 6 A statement issued,
today shows that tue conaiilon of the
bank of Franc, up to January 28 wa a
follow:
Gold, 4.233.8"7,0uO franc $S4.7 400 1
silver, (Cl.o'jU.uuu franc (l,3.16o,liiiK bill
7:'4.C,0W) Irancs tll44.'iD.4i); advances t
the gtatc, 4.1l,000,tM) franco (8KSV"000);
bill in circulation, .'0,47.8; 3, uuo trance
(K,i4.707,O) treasury depoalu, 70,a4,Oii
francs t14.1!.W) current account. 2.,
87.:40,tiOO franc, $4.76,48.000). 1
I Hank C lvarlBga. .
OMAHA, Fab. 6. Bank clearlnga for
Omaha today wera $2,4ai,lliS.62 and lor th
dWreaFonding day last year V.S,T,.;2
I , ;'
Oauakn Hay Market.
OMAHA. Feb. 4. PRAIRIE II AY
Chol-a upland, $1LOj 11.60; No. 1, $10 60
tjll.00; No. 2. W.KM10.G0: No. 3, $6.0U(uoe
choice midland, liOoolI.uO; No. 1, liotu
4V1Q.&0; No. 3. M.Omo4Io0; No. 8, 8.(iia eo
choice lowland. 84.u4jv.G0; No. 1. 8 (
tW: No. 3. 87.0Utfti.uu; No. 3. lo.Ouuo
bTRAW-Nona on th. market; choice
wheat. 6 00; choice oat or rye, W. 6051 Oo
- - ...... . m . ..HQ aiaiia
nd leafy, 31S.0u"(W.4O; No. 1, tli.ukaU.tiu
Jo. S. tiOO.Otftj I2.u), No. 3, $8.00(tfa.gii. '
. . .T; alc,,ii "e a taint
anc
No
Calten Market.
Nl
auk-!
bale.
4 1 1 I lMt 1 knt.mh.. . 1 . ... . . . '
.); Iiecember, 4ic; January. 8 fc
Tlia cotton market cIoaa,! it.,iu . -
EW YORK. Feb. S CI TTOhj
.: middling uplands. 8. 46c: aaj-"' a
Futures closed steady; ruiMirr
vet loa of to 8 jAnntst