TIIK ttKE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. FKHIUTARY ,1915.
11
SWAFTEKsr nOLVMN
TYFRWRITKR-Ollver Standard Vlalhla
rVrlter, only slightly used and aa good
Its new Cheap for cash or will trad.
What hv yog? Af.dres. R C. 4o8. Be.
VACUIM YVAKH INU MACHINES Hava
Val well known varuim washing mv
chines, all new and up-to-date. A guaran
teed machine. ArcMs here la your chance
to make a clean-up thla spring. Will swap
for auto or what have youT Address
S. C. 20, Ree.
VICTROU-10 recn-dn. 8. Record caW
net almost new. Tremendous sacrifice:
$ for all, or would trade for diamond
or what hive you. Total coat new over
ISA Addreaa. S. C. M. Bee.
WATCH To trade for ),0no tobacco tags.
atate f'lll particulars In answer. Ad
dress P. C. 2A Bee.
WANTED to trade violin, case and bow;
valued at 175, for diamond or what have
you. Addreaa 8. C. 624. Bee.
WANTED TO BUT
GET KaPlan'a prlcea for d hand furn..
shoe, clothes, before selling;. Web. 7503.
Vale buys everything id hand. Ty!er HiD.
OFFICK furniture bought and sold. J.
C Reed. 1307 Farnam. Doug. 4148.
WE BUY gd-hand clothea. 1431 N. i4th.
MIGUilST prlcea for furniture. YVob. 661.
WANTED TO BORROW
FOR om vear at 8 per cent: gilt
edged security. Address 8 671, Dee.
rOK RENT
Apartrar-ats na4 Flat.
Fidelity Storage Co
Ptorage, moving, packing and ahtpptng.
16th at Jackson Bts. Phone Douglas SXS.
SIX-KOOM steam hoated modern flat.
will decorate to ault tenant. 826 In win
ter. $16 In summer. Fell & Plnkerton Co.,
213 Board of Trade Bids.
STRICTLY modern brick flat, 7 rooms
and hath. S21 I'nrk Ave. Phone W. 814.
OODE.N ANNiCX, Council Hluffs. 'coral
with kitchenette. im heat. Phone 4A,
t-r., modern flat, 308 a. 24th. 822. H. TIL
FOR RENT Most beautiful, finely fin
ished and up-to-dato 8. 4 and 6-room
apartments la city. Building just fin
ished. Flora Apartments. 2f61 Jones St.
Furnished Apartments.
3-ROOM furnished apartment with pri
vate bath In New Hamilton for 8 months;
referencea; no children. K 679, Bee.
FURNISHED ROOM, heated. 4614 North
Hat Ave.
LARGE, warm room. West Farnam dls
trlct; walking distance; suitable tor two.
Harney St.il-
NICELY furnished rooms. &4 8. 16th.
Apt. 1L
MAUIdUN 21st an- Chicago; steam heat;
110 mo. and up: cafe In cunnoctlon, D.68B8,
CALIFORNIA Apartments. 17th and Case;
nicely f urnlahtsU steam-heated rooms;
every convenience. Tyler 2073.
NICE, large room for two gentlemen,
with or without board. 101 go. 26th Ave.
Red 6821. ;
PLEASANTLY FURNISHED ROOM In
pr vate home. Call Harney 4151.
N. 26, 214 Nicely furn. warm room. P.8462
MOD., well furn. rnoma, also housekeep
ing. Tel. H. 673. lid S. 29th Bt.
OODt.N HOTUL, Council Bluffs, stean
heated room a. fa per week. Phone U4S.
La Verna, 1812 Cap., front rail, ritem. ht
THE COLLINS, ateam fct.. nicely furn.
room. Good location. 2406 Harney.
HARNEY ST.. 2407 Front room, newly
furnished, hot' water heat; walking
distance.
bTTtk OF TWO ROOMS IN WEST
FARNAM DISTRICT, EXCEPTIONAL.
CU)KTS, NICE HOUSE. CONGENIAL.
SURROCNDINUS. WITH BOARD.
REASONABLE. ADDRESS A 684, BEE.
i . .Hoard .muA - Houmi.
KM DODO K. Hoard and room. H. 143.
Furntaaeil tloajsekeeplaaT Raeau,
North 24th, 4758 Steam-heated fur room.
DAVENPORT 2018 TWO NICELY FUR
NISHED HSKP. RMS.. 83.50 WEEK.
Honaekeeplnn Rooms.
BLEEPING and housekecpln rooms, fur
nace heat. 7a 8. 18th. Tyier lttil-YV,
I'errle ana AiMtrimr nte.
CALIWomMA Hotel. IMP. 'l falPter.is
Weekly rtes 82 and up. Douglas 7083.
IX) DOC H"TKU Madorn Ratasonabla
lloaaes and Cottage.
ALL rises. 88 par month up. 807 Paxtoa.
H2-j3u 8. loth. J r., brick, partly modern,
extra choice.
t-r
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6-r , modern. 718 8. 87th 8t. 7-r.. modern.
Iil4 Lea v. t, goou ocauon. wen.
J-ROOM modern detached house, lot 8.
86th at - War. !-.
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. MODKHN EX
CEPT HBAl, uowniunn. niuLit'
ENBERO BROS.. TEL. DOUXi, 1846.
12-ROOM modern house, with barn, hot
water heat. 2618 Harney St., vacant
March 1. Inquire T. J. O Brlan. H. Ufa.
D. 1811
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ahipa: 3-bcra van
and 8 men. 81.16 Pr hr.; storage it Per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 Ty. 830.
J. C. Reed
Kp. eo., moving,
packing ft storage.
17 Farnam. D. 4144.
GordonVanCo.
fit or age.
111 N. 11th St.
Pbone U Mor Wah. 1388,
Hnnspai" ail pails of the city.
dOUSeU Cretan Sons ft Co.. Be Bldg.
Maggard's
Van and blor-
ago Co., Largs
van, t men, 8LM
per hr., u.ay. 2 men, 81. 26 per nr. 1718
wecaier. uoug. im
FOE RENT
We have complete liat of all house,
apartment and flata that are for rent.
This list can be seen free oi charge at
Omaha Van ft Storage Co.. SO So. :6th St
VH., Partly modern, 816. 8 Taylor.
FOR RENT.
No. 6810 Underwood Ave. All modern, 8
roora residence, oak finish, toilet on
each floor; in first clasa condition. Will
leaae to good party for at least tintjrear
at 840 per mouth.
O. C. OLSEN.
Doug. 10R3. Room 108 MoCagua Bldg.
READY February 16th, u very desirable
otfloe, with reception room; now being
decorated: 270 aq. ft.; 816. .
THE BEE BU1LDINO.
"The building that ia alwaya new."
FOR RENT.
No. 6018 Underwood Ave. All modern
8-room residence, oak finish, toilet on
rath floor; in flrat class condition. Will
lfana to good party for at least one year
al 840 per month.
O. C. OLSEN,
Douglas 1068. Room l'W MoCagne Bldg.
Utmrrm a,at Offices.
I-owntown atoras. l IL Hill, t30 Bran. Th.
WANTED TO RENT
A GOOD farm close to Omaha, not larger
than lio acre. Addreaa E. 63b. Bee.
ImPROVF.1 farm of LX) acrea or one nut
.-xcweding 1J. M 46. Bee.
BY YOUNa man, must have conveni
ences. E. Coiinor, care Allen Bldg.
t-KuuM collage modern by couple wlth
uut i-hllrtrt-n. North of Locust. Phone
Wehster 7171.
WANTED by man and wife, modern
furnished housekeeping apartment, prl
ate bath. Describe and state price. Ad
dies C-614. Bee.
6 OR ROOMS, strlt tly modera. close
to 24 and Farnam. Must be reasonable.
Phone Douglas 00.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A R.tfcCII LA KOI POR ALR
Csleiaa,
TO SETTLERS ONLY-830-acree for 8208;
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, ne
and. J. A. Tracy. Ft- Morgan, Colo.
i.r
Miseoarl.
GOOD l,nd. cine to R. R. town. acres.
Moo. 86 monthly; 40 acres. . Iron, 110
monthly; to arrra 81.200; no Interest, no
taxes, no forfeiture; t-eat bargain In
South Missouri; llteratura free. D. Mer
rlam, Kills . Benton. Kansas City. Kan.
MlatMota.
IMPROVED farms In corn belt of Minna
sola. 840 to 870 per acre. Also larara
acreage unimproved. Agents wanted,
farmers Land Co., Palace Bldg.. Minne
apolis. Minn.
.MINNESOTA LANDS at wholesale
,000 acres Marshall county, prairie, good
oil. near railroad. 81K-00 per acre; U.to per
acre cash, balance five equal payment
per cent; 4,000 acres Caaa countv: dark
loam, with clay auhaoil; ronaldorahl
hardwood timber; should retail at 825 per
acre; price. 89.W; 12 per acre cash, bal
ance tnoat anv kind of terms. 8 per cent.
6.000 acrea Lake countv, Jf. to 36 milna fina
lake frontage, 84.60 par acre; 81 per acre
cah, balance, three equal paymenta,
per cent. Bchwab Bros., 1028 Plymouth
Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn.
Nebraska.
FOR BALE nest large body high-grade
medium-priced land In Nebraska; "ry
little money req-Jlred. C. Brad la. Wol
bach. Neb.
North Dakota.
IMPROVED farm. 604 acrea. Cavalier
county. North Dakota, 7 mile from
Langrion, co. aeat, on O. N. R. R.. t mllee
from station on "Roo Line"; well aettled
country: good aoll; half under cultivation;
well, barn: grows alfalfa and small
Kralne. Price, 840 per acre. Write to IL
E. Fryberger. 1060 Security Bank Bldg.,
Mlneapolla. Minn.
SECTION Kimball Co. Omee. 1101 Paul
Wlwesila,
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
union: settlers wanted. Landa for sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let No. 84 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising.
It Interested la fruit landa aak for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department. Boo Lin Railway,
Minneapolis. Minn.
ABSTRACTS OP TTTTJB.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandeta Theater.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. 805 S. 17th St.
rhone Douglas 6487.
REAJj ESTATELOANS
CITY anil faira loans. 8 6Vj, per cent.
J. H. Dumont ft Co.. 1603 Farnam. Omaha
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
8100 to 810.000 made promptly. F. D. Weed.
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Bts.
WANTED City loans Patera Trust Co.
OMAHA bomea. Eaat Nebraaka farina,
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglas 8715.
(100 to 310,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead bldg.. Uth and t'rnun 8ta.
(1ARV1N BROS Ln. nd up,
UAJA V J-)i-VWO 0nln N,t. Bank.
SEE us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. United State Trust Co., Omaha.
6
city miMH r n r..n...
0 310-812 Brandels Theater Bldg. '
CITY property. Laree loan a apeclblty.
W. H Thomas, a State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on nana ior city and farm loans,
H. W. Binder. CUy Natl. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WE HAVE good Omaha Income proper.,
consisting of dwellings and apartment
houses, to exchange for good improved
farm land In Nebraska. Iowa or Eastern
South Dakota. Olve full particular a
to Improvements, price, etc.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
307 McCaru Bldg.
WILL trade 2 quarters, Perkins county,
Nebraska, land for improved acreage
near Omaha. What have you to offer.
Add 1 ess M. 667. care Bee.
EXCHANOBS-Sllaa ROBBiNS, D. 2842.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH BIDE
HANSCOM PARK, 82,100.
Only one block from the Eaat Side Park
car, a good, aubetantial 6-room house,
all modern except heat; lot 60xLV); large
shade trees,, front and back, and worth
cart I y $000 more than the price asked.
See It quick.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
WOULD you buy a lot at a sacrifice
price? Full slse, sewer, water and gaa
on treet. Owner leaving city. Call Web
ster 8466 for particulars, or call at 2&
Orand Ave.
REAL ESTATE BENSON.
m! NORTH 56TH iiT Five-room and
bath; strictly modern cottage; oak fin
ish, hardwood floors, eaat front, over
looking Country club links. Choicest lo
cation in Benson. Lot 43x136, nine fin
shade trees. Half block to car. Key next
door. 8700 cash . will handle. Owner, Ad
dreaa J -678, Bee.
REAL ESTATE DUNDEE.
DUNDEE; 8..
Brand new, nifty, up-to-date 8-room
bungalow; paved at reel; only 2 tlocka
from th car. Can show any time.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
A BARGAIN
Five rooms, all strictly modern, cemen
basement and walks, aouth front lot, oak
finish In living rooms, maple floors, ele
gant furnished bath room. Price 83.000.
Paving all paid.
U. O. UAKJ43EKG,
8U Brandels Theater Bldg.
A BARGAIN
- .w..av. . . " iiiuuvi II, T I ini L
basement and walk, south front lot, oak
unian in iivuia rooma, mapi rioors. ele
gant furnished bath room. Price V3.0U).
Paving all paid.
C. G. CARLBERG,
812 Brandels Theater Bldg.
LEG A L N OT1 CRs
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET-
Notlce la hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the atockholuera of the
South Platte Land company will be held
al the olflce of said conn-any at Lincoln.
Nabraek at elwven o'clock a m. en the
third day or Man h, A D. llli.
C H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR, Secretary.
Lincoln. Nebraska, February 1, 1918.
F-J-d-St
Ceffe Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-COFFEE There
waa a sharp break In the market for
coffee future during today earlier trad
ing, and after opening one point higher
to two point lower, aotive month sold
some 15 to 20 points under Saturday's
closing figures. There waa scattered
liquidation and some trade selling on the
decline, which may have been promoted
by the unsettled appearance of the pri
mary market and continued heavy Bra
suian receipts, but prices rallied partly
in the later trading on covering and Wall
street support, with the close aX a net
decline of 2 to 10 points. Salra were 27,000
bags. February, 6.6O0; March, tfcic;
April, M2ct May. 6.73c; June, 6.76c; July,
.7&c : AuiuiL t.84c: SeDtember. e.silc-
October. 8.fcc; November, 7.07c; December,
7.16c. Spot, irregular; R'o. No. 7. 7Sc;
Santoe. No. t, tc. The Brasiiian cablee
reported a decline of Sd in the rate of
Rio exchange on London, and the Rio
market waa 71 rels lower, while Santo
waa unchanged.
i ' 1
Dry GMa Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-DRT 4JOOD8
Cotton goode markets were quteL Raw
al'k remained unchanged. Fine dressed
youon for fall were eiwned by mill taenia.
Wh lesakt trade waa ytiie'ter than last
week.
RKAL F.STATR
FARM RANCH l.AD FOR
'GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Price of Wheat Advances, but Senti
ment of Market Tends To
ward Bearish.
CORN IS DOOMED TO GO DOWN
OMAHA. Feb. 16. 191S.
Farmers are selling wheat more freely,
and this, too, at lower prices. It la gen
erally the caee that the producera of thla
and other grain will rr leaae their grip
on their surplus at a time when values
are on the down grade.
There are many bearish factors In
wheat at the moment, in fact, they are
more numerous than in msny moons. It
Is now believed the exports from Argen
tina will be liberal and Premier Asqtilth
ot FTnKland htis released a large number
of boats ami they will In due time com
mence to take wheat from the southern
hemisphere to the Importing; countries.
This movement will doubtless be liberal,
aa the hankers of the Argentine are
pressing growers of grain for money now
overdue. A great deal of thla wheat has
been Injured by wet weather, but It will
answer for flour making purpose and
that la all that kt necessary at thla par
ticular time.
The corn market has many substantial
friends, but the fact that there are now
record stocks of this grain at Chicago, as
well as In the visible supply, and that
the export demand continue small, and
that the Argentine crop will soon com
mence to come forward which will, aa
we all know, sell at buyers' figures, aro
bearish helps.
Omaha Spot Market Wheat was 2c to
8c higher; corn waa unchanged to lc
higher, and oat were Sc to V) higher.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour eiual
to 1,632.000 bushels; corn, 223,000 bushels;
osts. 4,000 bushel.
Liverpool closed: Wheat, not quoted;
corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.300.000
bushels, and shipments 743,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,002,000 bushels and
shipments of 256,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,374,000
bushels and shipments KWt.OOO bushels,
against receipt of 1,347,000 bushels and
shipments of 6,000 bushels last year.
Primary oata receipt were 1.OW.000
bushels and shipments S63 000 bushels,
against receipts of tnn.ooo bushels and
shipment of 639,000 bushels last year.
CAiRLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago 801 152 286
Minneapolis 4t'C
Duluth 110
Omaha 80 III 27
Kansaa City 122 170 36
St. Loul 106 US 62
Winnipeg; 4 300
These sale were reported today
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 3 car. 8L62H;
8 cur. 8L62. No. 8 hard winter, 1 car,
i. us1; 4 cars, si.bz; 4 cars, ti.oivs. no.
hard winter, 1 car, S1.49Sk- No. 4 pring,
1 car. 81.36. No. 8 mixed, 1 car, 1.51V.
No. 4 mixed, 2 car. 8L60. Rejected. 2
car, 1.46. Sample, 1 oar, $1.60. Rye:
No. 8, 2-6 car. 81. 18; 7 sacks. 8116. Corn:
No. 8 white, 4 cars, 73'o; 1 car. TSc. No.
wruiu, A car, 1 - o n( a vwi,
71'c. No. 2 yellow. 1 car. 72c. No. 8
yellow, 15 3- car, vine; z cars, ri-ic.
No. 4 yellow. 1 car, 71c; 2 cars. 704c; 2
cars. 700. No. 6 yellow. 1 car. 71c. No,
2 mixed, 2 cara (near white), T2,v-; 2 cars.
71Hc. No. 8 mixed, 4 cara (near white),
izc; 1 cars, ii"4c; 1 car. u"c; 2 cars, ic;
1 car, TCic. No. 4 mixed, 2-5 car (near
white), 71V4C; 1 car (near white), 71c: 1
car. 70Hc: 2 cars, 70'ic; 6 car. 70c. No.
6 mlxod, 1 car, 72c; 1 car, 70'c. Sample, 1
car, two. oats: standard,, 1 car, wt1'; 1
car, 6iic. No. 8 white, 6 oars,
cara. 6ic: 1 car. 55ic. No. 4 white. 6 3-j
cara. D64c. Sample. 7 cara, iSc.
Omaha "ash prices w heat : Mo. 2 hard.
S1.61Vtfil.644: No. 8 hard, S1.6oWl-53V:
No. 4 hard. Il.41fil.6m: No. 8 spring. 81.48
461.51; No. 2 durum, 81.4S4Tl.60; No. 8
durum, J1.47&1.49. Corn: No. 1 white,
73Sii'i4c: No. 2 white. 73H73c; No. 8
white. 73a3Hc; I.o. 4 white. 71V43!7Z'r;
No. 6 white, iWla,t"if, Mo. wnite, vW
72c; No. 1 yellow, lifl2kc; No. 8 yel
low, "m72c: No. 3 yellow, 71iS7mc; No.
4 yellow, 70'71c; No. 6 yellow. 70g771c;
No. 6 yellow, 70K4I70V; No. 1 mixed. 714
72c; No. 2 mixed, 714ir71V; No. 8
mixed, 70&711c; No. 4 mixed. 70j70Mc;
No. 6 mixed. eSUkflWic; No. 6 mixed, 614
r70c. Oats: No. 2 white, bH,'6fc;
standard, 6666Hc; No. 3 white. 55t66V4c;
No. 4 white, R6MrWc.. Barley, 74ii81c;
No. 1 feed, 6rt773c. Rye: No 2, $1.181.19;
No. 8. tl.17Wl.18.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Beard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16. Export business on
an immense scale lifted the wheat market
today In a hurry. The outcome was a
strong close at 4'4S4S' to 6Vic, net ad
vance. Corn gained Wi'. and oats Sitp
4c to Kc Provision finished unchanged
to 15c down.
It was a case of sudden right-about-face
w th trader in wheat. Europeans
had been quick to take advantage of the
extraordinary decline here on Saturday.
Cash sales etnee then to foreigners were
said to aKa"regate as much a 3,000,000
bushels, counting what had been disposed
of here and at other Interior points and at
the seaboard. In addition there waa
lively purchasing today of the May de
livery here, with export house conspicu
ous among the buyers. Accordingly the
market a a whole advanced almost from
the very outset.
No Important bear reaction took place
In wheat, the wlndup being at nearly the
highest level of the session.
Corn displayed sympathy with wheat.
but was handicapped by the stock in
sight be'ng the largest on record. Caah
sale her were 826,000 bushels, mostly
to exporters, despite talk of foreigner
reselling t the seaboard. Transatlantic
call made oats firm throughout the day.
Countrv offeringe Increased somewhat on
the bulge. ' 11
Plentiful receipt of hoes tended to
weaken provision. One of the leading
packers was said to have been & heavy
seller of lard.
Quotations ranged aa follow:
Arthiel Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloae. Pat'y.
Wheatl I I
May 1 M 1 69, 1 M 1 60 1 64
July. I 1 81 I 1 J4 1 31 I 1 34V, 1 28
Corn: II ) J
May. 79SI WT ,f 80a 794
July. SWiJ. a f 81?t m
Oats:
May. AOS 1S i 61 nn
July. 66 67S 60 7H 66
Pork :
May. 18 86 19 00 18 82ty 18 87Vfc 18 80
July. 18 30 19 36 19 224 1 27 13 80
Lrd:
May. 10 87 10 0 10 77H 14 80 M 96
July. 11 00 11 02 10 &2V 10 86 11 07V
Rlha:
May. 10 IS 10 26 10 16 10 20 10 80
July. 10 40 10 47V, 10 40 10 42 W 46
81.64i 1.60H; No 2 hard, 8L6fjl.S0 ' Corn:
XT.. A I r, 't7ir nln A nrWI.. "X 1
77c' Oats: No. 3 white, bSiei' No. 4
WTITI, 3l't'iK-HC. nu. 9. fl.S. Mar
lev: WflWr. Timothy: 86.fioM rWL rinv.f
31I.OOrrjl4. Pork: 817.006180. Lard:
Kine: sy axu.7.
HlTTKRI)Wfr: creamery. 24e tr mu
tjeoc.
KOOS Higher; receipts. 6.608 cae; at
first a! 23c; firsts. 24c."
ni A iufcu ijower; receipts, 7 car;
Michigan, red. 4ftf42c; Michigan and
Wisconsin, whit. 4otc.
Pi II T I. TRY Alive. llnsettuul: .nrlnn
14Hc; fowls. 14c.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qeolatleas of the Day oa Variees
C'eaa aaod 1 1 lea.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16 -JTOrR-iTneet-tied;
aprin itent. 87.4'fr7 90: winter
patenta. 87.Jg7 Ui. w inter straight. 87.uV3
140: Kansas straihv. 17 3 'l 40.
v ii cA I rpot, strong; No. 3 red, 81.66
and No 2 hard. Il.6'. a'l rail, c. I. f ,
track, export; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
81 "4 and No. 1 northern. Manitoba;
H f6V, c. I. f.. Buffalo. Future were
firmer: May. 81 66
CORN 8-wt; firm: No. 3 yellow, Ua, c.
I. f., to arrive.
OATS fpot, firm; standard; 85c; No. t
wilte. 4Vc
H AY Quiet: No. 1. 81.0S; No. 96ca
tl '0: No. 8. 90c; shlpplnif. W(86o.
HOPS Quiet: atate common to choice,
114 1'j"oc; Pacific coast, 1914. llji'l&c:
1918. i 1'c.
HIDES-teady. Bogota. 82Hc; Cen
tral Amert-a. "I.
LEATH ER Firm; hemlock first. S3c;
seconds
PROVISIONS-Pork. etilet: mesa. 830.00
faml'v, llVrtCIOi: W.rt clrs.
f3C.'i3'. Bf. firm: nveaa, 8 :i.00 ();
family .4l'rtV' l-ard, eay; mICdl
wt. 8t04i7lfl65. Tallow, stead; city, 6c;
ooim'rv i4"e: special. 7c.
BUTTER-We-W; reoeipta 7.4iJ tuhs:
creamery extra (92 (core), MtfZ.c ; cream-
ry (higher aioring, Sltitillc; first,
'ii,,s; t.coml. .iMc; imiIic. current
make, firsts, 2U,ni'ilc; seconds. J2c; pai k
In stock, current make. No. 8, ?io.
E HIS Unsettled : rci-elrts. l.XA esses;
fresh gsthcivu. extra fine, ItiAStc: extra
flrM. 2!c: first. ;ii:4 c; seconds.
SawaVi tate, Penns) Ivania and nearby
hmneiy, wnitea, tine In lancy, 34a c;
same, gathered, whites, 3iVj3Sc; same,
henneries, browns, V: same, gathered,
browns and mixed colora, SfwV.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 4.9W boxes:
stale, whole inllk. held, BpeciUS. WWt
KVe; same, average, fancy, 16tyfi'l7c;
same, winter export type, specials, l'!Vj(9
lSSc: same, average fancy, 16iti I6lc.
POl'LTRY-Allve. eav; weatern chli k
ens. 16c; fowls. l;'.Sflc; turkeys, ITiJi IS.-.
I'reeeed, strong; western roasting chick
ens, 17721c: fresh fowl. 14W8Vc; tur
key. HU :3c.
OMAHA nEK8CRA8. MARKET.
PT'TTFR No. i, 8-rb. carton. 81c; No.
I, (to. lh tun. Zc.
CHEESE Imported Bwlsa, 84o; Amer
ican Swiss, 86c; block Swiss, 22c; twins,
16c; daisies, lie: triplet. 17c: Young
Americas, 19c; blue label brick, ITHc; lim
burger, 8-lb.f 20c; 1-lb., 10c; New York
white, 19c; imported Frenoh Roquefort.
40o.
1-OTATOE8 Colorado Rurala. 76o bu.;
Red River Ohio. Huo bu.; Minnesota,
white. 66c bu,
FISH Trout. 20c; large crappte, 16c;
halibut, 14c; channel catflah, 14c.
SWf.ET PO'l'A i OES Kansaa, 82.7R bbl.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs. 16c; No. X 14-i;
No. 8, 0c; No. 1 loin. 17Hc; No. 2, 15Sc;
No. 3. llc; No. 1 cnuck. 9c; No. 2, 8;
No. 3. 7V; No. 1 rounds, n'c; No. 2, 11c;
No. 3, 1V. No. 1 plate, 8c; No. 2. 7Sc;
No. 3. 7o
fOULTRT Broiler. 14V4; prlng chick
ens, 11c; ben. 9011c; cock. 8c; ducks,
luc; geese, 8c; turkey. 16c; pigeon, par
do., 90c: duck, full feathered, 10c; geese,
full feathered, to; squab. No. L 81-fcv; No.
Market quotation turnlahed by Qlllnskl
Fruit company:
FRUITS Orange: Extra fancy. Alpha
betical, all slues, 32.76 box; extra fancy,
Ulendora Home, all else, 83.65 box; extra
fancy, Bunklst, all sixes, 82.60 box.
lemons: Fancy Sunklst, 800s, Sriuo. 84.00
to $6.00 box; choice Red Ball, 83.60 box.
Urapufrult: S6s. 64, 64s and NO. 82.60 box.
Apples: Extra fancy White Winter Pear
nialnes, 82.00 box; extra fancy White Win
ter Peannaine. 81.75 box; extra fancy
Washington Wlneeaps, 31.60 box;, extra
fancy Washington Spltaenburgs, 31.60 box;
Washington extra fancy Hoovers, 81-35
box; fancy Washington Jonathans, 176s.
l$s and 200s, 81.26 box; Idaho fancy
(Trlmce" Oolden, 81.60 box: Idaho choice
Orimes' Oolden. 8126 box; Idaho extra
fancy Jonathana, 81.60 box; extra fancy
Black Ben Davis, 11.26 box; extra fancy
Black Twigs, 61.60 box; fancy Bliick
Twigs, tl-3o box; extra fancy Uanos, 81.86
box; fancy Oanos, 11.36 box; fancy Rome
Beauties, 11.60 box; fancy Rome Beauties,
6-box lots or more, i.4u box; extra fancy
Black Twigs. 83 6 bbl.; extra fancy Ml
ourl Ben Davt. highly colored 83 26 bbl.
Grape: California, Emperor. 88.50 bblj
Malaga. 86.0.) bbl. Pear; Anjous. 33.26
box; Lawrence. 83.00 box; Jerseys, 82.25
box; Boso, 82 26 box Sheldon, 82.26 box;
Easter, 3126 box. Bananas: Per bunch,
81.76 to 83.60. Strawberries, 40o Qt,
STRAWBERRIES 40- qt.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower, per crate;
83.00; new cabbage, per lb. 8o; cucum
ber. per e2 cabbage, per lb.,
3"4c; celery, Jnmbo. per dox., 90c; peppera,
per basket, : leaf lettuoe, per doi., 40r;
orrion. (shnllots), per doi., 60c; Jinad
lettuce, per dox.. 81.00: tomatoea per
crate. SHOO; onions, yellow, per lb., 2c;
garlic, per lb., 26c: onions, red, per lh-i
2c- radishes, per dox., 6oo; onion, while,
per lb., 2c; turnips, per dox., 6"c;
onions, Spanish, per crate. 31-60; spinach,
per dox., 60c; endive, per lb.. 36c; parsley,
per dos., 60c: artichokes, per do., 31.10;
beans per hamper, 34.60. --iihscI sprouts,
per lb., tOc. Potatoes: C .orado rurala,
per bushel, 75c; Red river Ohlos. per
bushel iOcj Minnesota whites, per bushel,
65c. Sweet patoee per hamper, 31.86.
NUTS No. 1 California walnuts, per
lb., 18c; black walnuts, per lb., 3c; fil
berts, per Tb.. 16c: pecans, per lb., 12Hc;
Braxll. pe' 'D- 13He; almond, per lb.,
20c; 12-13 ox. f1. per box, 85c; 60-6 os.
figs per box, 82 00: sugar walnut date,
per Wx. 81.40; Halowi date, per lb., 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS Shelled popcorn,
per lb., 4c; limes, per box, 31.75; cracker
Jack per case, 33.60; crackerjack, per
half case, 81.76; checkers, per case, 83.60:
checkers, per half cae, 31.76; honey, per
caae, 83.76; New York cider, per keg, 83.60;
cocoanuta, per Back. 83.60; cocoanuta, per
do., 76c: cranberrle, late Howe' a, per
barrel, 17.00; peanut, raw, per lb., 7c;
peanut, raw, sack lota. Jumbo, per lb.,
8c; peanut, roasted, per lb., 8Vo; pea
nut, salted, per can, 81.60; mushrooms,
per lb., 6oc.
Kaasas City Orala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Feb. 16. WHEAT
Cash. No. 2 hard, 81. 641.66; No. 2 red.
81.55;, May, S1.61V; July, 81.34'; Septem
ber, 81-lS"v
OORN No. S mixed, 74r7Hc; No. 2
white. 76j78; No. 2 yellow, 75c: No. 3,
73c; May, 77Hc; July, Tia; September,
71S79l4c.
OATS No. 3 white. 67ia68c; No. 2
mixed. 64c.
HUTTERr-Creamery, 30c; flrat. 27c;
econds, 25c; packing, 2014c.
Kt.lUS First, 21Vc; seconds, 17c.
POULTRY Hen, 13c; roosters, lOVjc;
turkeys, .'6c.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralt
NEW YORK. Feb. 15. EVAPORATED
APPt.KR-OjRt: fancr. 8t'e: choice.
71a74c: prime. tWrV.
DRIED FRUITS Prune, steady; Cali
fornia. 44it'Uc: Oregon. 8 telle. Apti
enta iiiilot- eholce. UifiHAo' extra choii'e.
94i&10c; lancy, 10feUo. Peaches, quiet;
ehotoe, wnc: extra cnoice, etwuwitc;
fancy, 7r71e. Raisins, steady: loose mus
catels. 6'4ti1lc; choleo to fancy seeded,
7'-(74C: seedless. "4S14C; London layers,
81.45Q1.U).
Mlaaeapoll Orals Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 16.-WHKAT
Mav. 81411; July, 31.44l4: No. 1 hard.
81.53V, No. 1 northern, tl.481,l.W&; No.
rorthern. 8143l.b04.
FIXJURFIrm; fancy patents. 37.40;. first
clears. 86.46; second clear, 85.00.
BARLEY 74t(huc.
RYE $1.11.24.
BRANjn.OO. v
CORN No. 3 yellow, 78i!7Tic.
OATS No. S white, 671ri!67,yc.
FLAX-81.86ifil.6.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15. WHEAT Spot,
easier; Mo. 1 Mantton, iwiv'-jt: no z,
13alid: No. I hard winter. U M. Fu
tures, nominal.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 6s 2d. Futuie. steady: February.
794d; March. 7s 10Hd.
FlXJtrR Winter patents. 40s IM.
HOPS In London (Paclflo coast, UtsO
14 10. (
St. Loala Gratia Market.
ST. IXUI8, Feb. 16. WHEAT No. t
red. tl.66L67H; No. 3 hard, SX531.S2;
Msy. r.64 : July, 8L29V4-
CORN-No. 2 78Vo: No. 3 white, T7e;
liny. KJHo; July, 8IH0.
OATS-No. 3. 6MW:: No. 3 white.
694C.
Blaia Batter Market.
ELGIN, I1L. Feb. IS. BUTTER tOtiJOlc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. METALS Lead,
steady. UTVafl.SS ; London. 19. Spelter,
firm, SS.6bft 90; London, ! 16.
Tin: Dull at 336.00fc77 .00. Copper,
steady; electrolytic. S14.62fl4.87; casting,
Il4b0'i14.6t. Iron: eteady; No. northern.
tl4.6o5l5 00: No. 3, 814 2fyU75; No. 1 and
No. 2 southern, r 4 2t.ri4.75.
At London: Spot copper, f8 364; fu
ture, ins 12 td. Spot tin, U78; future.
155.
ST. I5UIS, Mo., Feb. 16. METAIJ
Lead, higher, 83.76. Spelter, strong, 88.U
fcfc.25.
Cottos Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. COTTON not
quiet: middling uplands. 8.56c. No sale
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 15.-COTTON Hpo't.
stesdy; good middling. t.84d; mtddllnw.
4 112,1. tow middling. i.61d. Sales. ,000
ba le.
Future closed firm, at a net loss of 4
points to in advance of 8 roint; March
waa 4 point lower, while later deliveries
were generally 2'n6 points net higher.
February. 8.11c; March. 8 42c; May, 8 7oc;
July 8,c; August. 9u; fieptember, 9.07c;
October. 9.16c; December. 9.30c: Januarv.
9.39-j.
Maaar Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15. 6UQAR Future
were easier early under comlntieH mrmt .
tared liquidation, prompted by the lower
spot market and the Improving freight
situation In Cuha. Trading waa only mod
erate with Price at nqon 6 to 6 point
net lower. Raw sugar nominal; molasses,
IfiTe; centrifugal. 44c: refined easy; cut
loaf. t'5c; crushed, 65e; mold A, t jr
cubes, c; XXXX powdered. t.90c; pow
dered, Ui-'ic: fine granulated, 8 75c; dla
mond A, 6.75c; confectioners' A, 8.65c; No.
1. 6.60c,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
e
Cattle Receiptt Very Light and
Prices Steady to Strong- Fat
Sheep and Lambs Higher.
HOGS FULLY STEADY, BUT SLOW
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 16. 1916.
Receipts were: Cattle. Itoss. Sheep.
Estimate Monday 1.300 8.400 6,on
Same day Inst week.... 3.145 7 ie4 l.2i0
Same day 8 weeka o. 6.12s 12 ? 14 lt
Same day 3 weeks ago. 6.174 8.44 9.941
Same dav 4 weeks ago. 9 Xi 3.41 6.940
Same day last year.... 7,214 4.216 16,473
The following table show the recelrt
or rattle, hog, and shien at lha South
Omaha Live Stock market tor the year
to-dat. aa compared w'th laat year:
... 118 ''- 'nr-
"'He 1M.449 111.344 9.K6
Hi'K 413 m VTi.l 36.603
Sheep 345,136 816,653 2,53
The following table show tb average
Price for hog at th South Omaha live
tock market for th last few day, with
comparieone:
. Date. I 1813, 11I4. 11913. ,19H.19U.1910.190
Jan.
8 78 8 Rll 7 H 6 02
4 U
a
Jan. 81.
8 171 7 U I 03
7 47
8 12'
eu. L
Feb. 8..
Feb. .
Feb. 3..
Feb. 4..
Feb. 6..
Feb.
Feb. 1.
Feb. 8..
Keb. 9..
Feb. 10.
Feb. 11.
Feb. 12.
Feb. 13
Feb. 14.
b. 15.
ST1H
T S) t 96) T 14
8
8 8h
4 33
804
6 7H, 3 36
S W,
T Ml
4 90.
8 In 7 30 4 05
8 :' 6 91
S SO) I 81
so!
8 161 I
!I3
4 7t;
4 74
8 171 7 43i
I 7 40
8 29
4 04
8 851 7 461 S 09
8 32
4 14
4 13
a
4 07
t
8 Utl T XNI 6 IKU
T 49
S 391 t 62) 4 00) T 3
7 iu 6 K 7 8v.
8 6y
4 71
4 68
8 401 I C OS T 3.1
8 47
4 41HI S 46
7 891 6
131 7 3M 8 48 4 30
8 4oi 8 41
4 67'ki 8 82
7 8.'
7 96
7 95
7 21
8 61
8 71
4 80
4 06
6 98
6 13
4 15
4 21
4 60S 8 29
8 8N
6 99
7 W
7 96
4 06
4 90
8 77
4 61
4 01
7 01
8 7rt
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition or live tock at
the Union Stock Yaids. South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hour ending at 8 o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS- -TA RLOTS.
Catle.Hogs.Knoep.il ses.
4".. M. ft st p
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Paciflo 8
C. N. W eat.. 2
C. ft N. W.. WMt.. 4
C, St. P., M. ft o. 4
'., H. & Q., east.. ..
B. west.. 25
C, R 1. A P., eaat. 1
C, R. I. & P., west ..
Illinois Central ... 2
Chi., Ut. Western.. 4
11
8
4
1
21
13
Total receipt.... 63 48 L'2
21
DISI-OSITION-H EA D.
Cattle. Hog.61ieep.
worn t;o
bwlft A Co
Cudahy packing Co....
Armour c to
Lincoln Packing Co....
W. B. Vansant Co....
Hill Son
J. B. Root & Co
J. If. Bulla
L. F. II usx
Kellogg
VVerti.elmer & Degcn..
Rothschild
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Hul f man
Baker, Jones & Smith..
Tanner Bros
John Harvey.
Dennis aV Francis
Other buyer
192 6 717
291 466 1,478
.3 W4 1,164
294 901 1,19 J
32
6
1
8
8
6
6 J
30
9
15
16
1
2
12
2:1
161 "ai
Totnls 1,446 2,8 4,792
CATTLE Receipt were the smallest
that they have been on a Monday for
several year bacK, and prlcea on the
general run were steady to pernape a
Utile atronger In spots. Advices, however,
torn easier 11 point weie very unfavorable,
so that it waa hardly reasonable to ex
pect very much advance in prlcea even if
receipt were light.
The extremely light receipt were
plainly due to the break In price laat
ween and to the Nebraska quarantine
regulation which contained a provision
that car bringing stock to South Omaha
from east of the river must be cleaned
and disinfected before loading. Thla pro
vision was changed by a bul.ettn Issued
toaay by the president of the Nebraska
Live Stock Sanitary board, which pro
lde that car carrying rattle, hogs, or
sheep to South Omaha from east of the
river do not require cleaning and disin
fecting before being loaded provided that
said car are Immediately returned into
quarantined area.
Quotation on Cattle: Oond to choice
comfel beeves, S7.2iYci7.70; fair to good
cornfed heevee, 86.tiOiir7.26; common to
fair romfed beeves. 86.76ir6.50; good to
cholco heifers, S5.76fy6Ui0; good to choice
cow, 86.50416.OO; fair to good cows, 84.76tt)
8 50; common to fair rows, 3.1.50tH.7ri: good
to choice Blockers and feeder. 66.60fY7.25:
fair to good stocker and feeders, 86.00
4.60; common to fair Blockers and feed
ers, S5.004i6.00: stork heifers, 85.28H 00;
stock cows, 84.75U5.75: stock calves, 86.00
tf7.50; veal calves, S7.0Wjil0.00; bulls, stag,
etc., S4.7MS4.0O.
Representative saies:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
It 944 6 so M ,...1nt T
1 6 4 00 t 7i 4 40
II IIU4 dO IT 913
1 11 M 6 H IS 1107 4 M
U IM Im 20. ..1 14 4 M
17 1141 4 W Hi ll 7 e
14 im in 8 moo 7 M
STEEhS AND UEIFE1.1.
17 11 4 13 m T 84
iEIF US.
t 41 4 H 1 IM 4 28
14 914 6 M ' 4 4 74
1 7I I 74 It U 4
3 1010 4 00 t 4 74
8 9U 6 10
JALVKR.
1 170 7 M 1 9 74
4 Mb TM 2 1 10 00
1 146 9 00
BTOt i AND FEEDFU9
I , 4TI I 00 4 740 4 64
4 (44 I H 16 6 46
4 HXM 4 904 6 4
1 470 4 40 9 1041 4 70
9 494 I 40
HOOW One of the lightest Monday run
in week showed up today. Chicago re
ported weakened values, but the local
market opened fully steady, and after a
very dreggy season. In which some sales
might had ben mad lust a pinch
stronger, a clearance wa finally mad at
fully ateadv price. There were hardly
enough hog here to make much of a
market, and a packing orders were very
limited, there waa nothing to make th
market other than a very dull one.
Shipper bought a rw load on the early
rounds, but they failed to bid any mor
than steady price, and consequently did
not get very many. Considering the light
ness of toe receipt .11 wa late In th
forenoon before a clearance wa mad.
Bulk of the offering old largely at
86.a.S2Vi, with an occasional load un
der these figure. A few Wads reached
86.66, the day' high prlce.
Reoelpta were extremely light, even for
a Monday, being the smallest for the
opening of any week elnce early In Nov.
mber. Today' estimate or 83.400 head I
bout 3.900 lighter than a week ago and
moo head smaller than for th correspond
ing day of laat year.
SH13EP The receipts were light, belnf
estimated at 6,000 head, wldch 1 only a
third of what wa here a week ago and a
rear ago. The bulk of the offering wa
rum Colorado and th Hoott Bluff
country. Th quality wa much the
ame a at th close of laat week.
Under the Inflence of light receipt
sellers all asked higher prices and In th
end the bulk of the sheep and lambs
showed an advance of Ud'Xic, th advance
being more than thla in some caaea.
Trade wa a little slow at tl. start as
packer fought any Improvement in
price. Most of th ewe sold first, the
range of prices being largely at 4.20tfr6.66
Quite a few lamb moved at 3s.ua4j.26 to
the packer. There we a good demand
tor feeding and shearing grades, but little
of anything on that order was available.
The clearance wa seasonable.
Quotations on sheep and lamb: Lamba,
Mexican, 3 2iif 50; lamb fed westerns,
8s Uot .3fi; lamha, shearing, 87.76418 76;
yearlings. light, 87.6417.76; yearlings,
heavv, pt.75V.60, wethers, good to che,ce.
16.6o44.76; wether, fair to good. 86
.50; ewe, good to choice, SaXiiJAi,
awes, fair to good, S4.00tje.26.
No. Av. Pr.
IM fed lamb 78 S it
SIH Ma ho ewes 114 4 24
i!4 Idaho ew... 114 4 30
1X1 cull s 108 8 00
6n7 Colorado lamb 97 I 15
1J Idaho lambs 74 8 25
473 Colorado ewea 89 . 4 U
270 Mexican lamb os 3 to
304 fd lamb , ,... 76 8 45
JH fed lamha 74 8 46
JU fed lamb )u
aloax City Live Stoelt Market.
FIOUX CITY. Feb. li. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head: market steady: native
steer. wa'i.Zi. butcher, S6.Otf10;
cow and heifers. S4.60A6.S&; canners. 14 00
ii4): stnrker and feeder. 86.4?.3n;
calves, 85.5060; bulls, ataga, etc, 85.00
ttft 96.
Hi Mlg Receipt a. 8,000 head; market
steady to 6c higher; heavy, 9R.5ftim.6fi;
mixed. K.57V7S.; light, 8.5tr6i7Vi; bulk
of salea. 86. 67Hf).n.
SHEEP Receipts. 300 hesd.
CHICAGO LIVR OTOfK MARKET
Cattle Weak Hoars Weak Sheep
rim..
CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-:ATTLB Receipt.
32,oni) head; market week; native steers,
8fi.t0.6O; western, 84.7t4f7.tO; cows and
heifers. S13nti?.; calve. 87.0Kt 10. 26.
HOOf Recelota 64, 0i head: market
weak, MMOc lower; bulk of salea, 36,7va
. light, tfia.v0-6.9n, mixed, 8.55r 86;
heavy, 86.46t.0; rough, 36.4&8.56; plxa.
86.601! a. 9A.
SHEMP AND LAMBrWRecetpta 11.000
hea-i; market firm; sheep, 9S9MJ7.10;
yearlings, 87.35fr7.Hf.; lamb. t7a6tf.t6.
Kaasas City Lira Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITT. Feb. 15. CATTLE Ra
celpta. 8.500 head; market steady to
strong; prime fed eteera, 87.764fS.60;
dressed beef steer, S6.60tfl.6O; western
leers, H.fcW.TS; stockers and feeders.
85 6Oi7.00; bulla, 86. 2644.26; calvea, 8601
10.75.
MOOS Receipts. 8,600 head: market
higher; bulk of sale. t46ip75; heavy.
S6rty.78; packers and butcher. 86.65
4.f; light. 86.6W6.M); pigs. 86.00O4.50.
SHEEP AND IJt MBS Receipts. 9.700
head: market higher; lamba, 86 Ofxya.60;
yearllnra. 86. 757.76,; wether. 84.3646.90;
ewes. 85.60G4.6a.
t. I. eels Live 8)texk Market.
ST. IiOri8. Feb. 16. "ATTLB Receipt,
4.P00 head; market alow; native beef
steers, 37.001(1. 60; row and heifers. 85.00
tl8.2K; atocker and feeder, 86.367.25;
outhem steers, S6.364J7.78; cows and heif
er, S4.0C(f6.75; native calves. 96.0uftl0.26.
HOO8 Receipts, 3,700 head; market
higher; pigs and llglits. t6.75tifi.00; mixed
and butchers, S6.80Q1.06; good heavj-, t,90
Qri 05.
SHEEP AND LAMTIrV-Recelpts, 2..W
head: market higher: native mutton, 85.00
iM: lambs, I8.orirs.00; yearling. 87.00
tj".50.
t. Joaepk S.tT Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Feb. U. CATTLJV
Recelpt 1.400 hesd; market, steady; na
tive eteera 86.60j 26; cow anl heifer,
84 flow 00; calve. 86.0ivfr.7ll.
HOGS Receipt 4,300 head: market,
higher: top, 3 75; bulk. 86 66tM72H.
SHEEP AND lAMRfV Reeelpta 9,700
head; market, higher; lamb. p.60i(r.85.
CHI aad Hoeda.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good, 83 40.
TUR PENTI NB Nominal I lOO-lb. bar
rels, 46o,
Local Ktoek aad Boads,
Quotation! furnUhse' fey Burns. Blinker
a c.,
Aakad.
U
101
116
103
re
94
it
4
4 tmtsoa Natleaal Bank buliatng
Blocks
KI4.
teers Co. Bf
17
Kslnront Craamery T par esnt pt4 .... WO
r sinroni v Tevmsry coal 1Z4
Hlwlm MIR. O)
Uncoln TraMion Os 9t
M c. retsr Mill pfd tn
gtats Rank Stock. Omaha , 1
t'nlon Hlnrk Yanli. OtBStaa M
t'rttlka Umln com 94
xai
o
ins
l'OUj
107'i
104.8
i
pes
1
103
7
T
IM
T
91
lot
94H
let
u
Weatern Mast
Honda
fl , la., &, 1919 .,
Campbell, Nab., School 8s
Klnranes, Nan. 4s .,,
Kins to., Waah , la. 19S
Kansas Cltr, Mo., School 4a. 119.
Ilumhnlitl, Neb., Rat. W. 1D2&
l.lr.reln I, H. 4t P. la IMS
Lewlaoo-. Wah.. Raf. la 1M8...
Omaha B. L P. 4a 1M
Oniatia C. a. (it. K. ia. 1919...
Cn aha C B. St. Rr- Wd
Omaha Water 4 Ha. 14t
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riiianunr-wasninini r. Mills ba. 1MI Ti
Partflu Pnwar A LagM 8a S
ftan Praarlsoo. Cel., la, 1M1-Ite a 14
Kwlft Co., la. 1944 u
Buparlur, Nab., WaUar ha. 1M4. 9
Wlcblta Cnloo RUek Tarda 4a, 1M4.. t
Earlier Closing
Order Imposed in
City of Des Moines
DE8 MOINES, Ia. Feb. 14. To prevent
a repetition or last night' scenes, attend
ant upon th order closing; th lghtjr-lx
saloon In Des Holnea, Mayor Hanna to.
day Issued Instruction that tha saloon
must close tomorrow at p. m. Under
the mulct law, and th term of the city'
permit granting th tenion until to
morrow night, th ealoon could have) re
mained open until o'clock. Th liquor
men through thalr attorney tonight, aald
they would obey the mayor' orders.
Condition which prevailed on .tha
downtown treU laat night, and numer
oua flghU which resulted from excessive
inebriation caused Mayor Hanna' order.
Tb rush to lay In atock of wet rood
brought enonnoua business to the sa
loon yestsrday, and a repetition of the
rush la expected tomorrow.
Attorney for th ealoon men in the
consent petition hearing before th dis
trict court were, (aid tonight to be ready
to abandon their caa tomorrow when
court reconvenes. Leadin aalooniata
claimed It wa futile to continue th fUjht
for exlstsnce any longer in the fac of
n advene public sentiment.
Th action of th Iowa senate In na.a.
Ing the prohibition amendment and agree
ing to tne repeal of th mulct law la
aid to b responsible for their change of
attitude. Th two measurs will ha n.
In th bouse of the Iowa assembly this
week, with vrjr indication of their caa-
eage.
RESTAURANT AND DRUG
STORE AT ON AW A BURNED
ONA WA. Ia. Feb. 16.-4Knerlal V-Tha
Frank Wis restaurant waa destroyed by
fire about 5 o'clock Sunday momlnar a4
the Wis 'drug; store, next door, waa badly
damaged, the stock being almost a total
loss from th comblnad efferta n
and water. The fir la supposed to hav
originated in th restaurant kitchen Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bonner, who war in
yharge of the restaurant, and a boy assist
ant, an or wnom were sleeping upstairs,
were awakened by the smoke, and barely
escaped In their night clothea. The- l.t
all of their effects, nothing; being saved
from tho restaurant building. Th loss la
estimated to be about 86.000. which 1.
covered by Insurance. Mr. Wise, who
conducted both tho drug store and tho
restaurant business and owned hnth
building, will rebuild and continue in
DuaineM.
BUTTERMAKERS TO HAVE
CONTEST AT MASON CITY
MAHON CITT, la., Feb. 18. Special.
Judges of th silver Jubilee butter con
test, which la to be featured at th Na
tional Creamery Butte rmaksrs' associa
tion meeting her starch I, 10, IL hav
been announced by Secretary Msyera,
They ay Prof. O. IL Bankondorf, Madi
son. Wis. : O. A. Btovlck. St Paul, and J.
J. Kos of Iowa rails. I&ntruMi in thla
contest will close February 88. At leas I
760 are expected to contest for th cash
price, which will amount to between
1300.000 and 84O0,0UO, Each xhlbitor Is to
recelv 81 In eaah. regardl of score. A 1
Prise banner of 8100 is to bo give th
tat having th tan 1 arrest scoring n
trits and not I than fifteen entries.
Native Coal Veed.
NKBRAKKA CITT. Neb.. FVb. 14. i
c al Otoe county native eoal mined from
the farm of B. V. Talt ta being esperV-
roented with by several parti la Ne
braska City. The coal is esDecially
adapted for kitchen tangs.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Demoralization oa Foreign Ex
change and Disquiet Regarding
Diplomacy Overshadow All. '
LONDON SIGHT DRAFTS FALL
NEW YORK, Feb. 16. IeTTmrallstion
In the foreign exchange market, a In
dicated by a further decline In cable and
other remittance on Ixinrton to tb low
em) rata, within ik. . .
eran bankers, and Increased concern r
"i" una me aipinmaun situation, over
shatlowed all other consider tlnn m Ity
day stock market. Right draft oa
Ixindon fell to 84.81. and continental ex
change was affected to a like tfearree; renr
Hwuscrland. Italy and other neutral na
tion rnfleoted the abnormal sUtistlnn
now prevailing In all th financial mar
kets of the old world.
The break in Ixndon exchange fotloweif
' v.. 1 t-i ilk ,u uuiiiTtimB4 num
acquired by our txuikers and merchant ,
In connection with heavy sale of ourl
..... u. ...... ,T-n nun inii-iieuiuinrt a nnnii. in
Ihn nnlnlna . u -
..... - , ... , r.i, 1 .1 ci laivwiwn,
New York and most Ktiropean centar w)t
ao aecnnn, unless im rtuuig cx
island releaaeaj more of the gold now .
held to It credit at Ottawa.
Another interesting foreign develops
ment which bore more or less directly on
the exchange situation wa th announce
ment made by repreeentatlvea of tho
Rrttlsh government tht no iolnt war loan
wa contemplated by the all lee, but that,
the smaller state which eapnuae tho
cause will be financed a condition end .
requirement arise. ,
Btocka moved In perfunctory faahlnn..
their rise and fall being dominated by -the
professional element, which eemed,
disposed at the outset to cover out stand,
Ing commltmenta Later th ehort ln '
terest became moderately aggreaslve,'
leading stock falling from 1 to almost S
points under their beat price of th early
session. In the final dealing, support
gave a better tone to Important share.
Th closing, however, was oSiewhat Ir-J
regular.
Mexican Petroleum, th recent t1o ofi '
which ha occaaloned muoh comment,
fell over 4 polnta. and a few other pe-l
claltlca were heavy. Another upward
move In stock and bonds of tho o-cllet,
Hawley group wss without effect on th"J
mor -seasoned securltl. .
Bonds were heavy with especial pre
sure upon th International division. ToJ
al sales par value, aggregated 88.196.000.
penrUc;dnteontc'.,L"I,'tr te(
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94 ,
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Anarloan . A R 4 u ti 44 La mZ
Amarlcaa R a R. f4 .7 . . imS
Am Sufmr Kaflnlnf tm 104 in tijiZ
A arloaa Tobacco
Anamnila Mlnln
Atrhlaaa
oni 'Jth
1ft 9414 Mi 4
Haltlmora Okie
:, - " mm v aaa sa4
Hrrealrn Rapid Transit.. ann rru H aaj
t'alltnrala ratrnlaum .... ane . n iT '
Oaeaillaa Pa-tflo t.0 itl. ir,T mZ.
rantrai I-athar H.aos jsj 'm
(haaaaaaka Ohio 10 U 41 i 41 w'
Chlrago. M. 4 St. P
809 H 944 S
Chlno Camier " ""ice 't2 "il'il
134
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rlorsa Southern.!!
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Illinois (mitral
Intarhornusti Met. f4..,.
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Intaraallnna.1 Harraaur..
Kansas ritT RoutlMTB....
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Miami Copper 7m
Mlaanurl. K. T .
Mlaaourl Pantrta 4 kxi
National RlaeaU , MB 1
National Laait ,
Navaiia Coppar
Jaw York Canlral. 1.100
N. T.. N. H. AS H mo
Norfolk A Wostarn amy )
Norlham Pacltio 90Q t
Pavclflo Mall .
Parlfie Tal. A Tol .
rennayWanla l.loa 1
Puliawn rata- Car. 1
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irtapubllo Iroe A Htsal
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routnars ractria ....
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Taiaa Company
Ilnloa aWlfl,.
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t nlon racirio pfd....
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Weaiara Union
Waatlnchoua Blartrto
W 11 in,., MVS
Toul sales for the day. 821.904 sharea
1
Wow York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. M PRIMK Mm.
BlIJVILltM.na. 4MLcm. v, i . . .
tpe ' tiarv,
ho'NDe-JoverTiment steady; railroad.
JlMK LOANS-48teady; alxty day.
"month. 84it3H per cent? '
u.i inteay; highest. S per
' " " Am m ithi , ruling race. I
nee cant I -- a - .
C.j : ' rni; u using
bid. l per cent; offered at 8 per cent.
-"'D,M, HMiiuiia un mnai lOuey Wr
aa tnllra- ,
V. t. raf. U rg.... 9HM. K. a T. Is. 4s. 79
no coupon kio. -ac. cy. aa 44
V. a. la. rag MISaN. Y. C. g. Itn-...
do coupon lot Si NT. Citr 4aS IMA. 10414
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rts saa. 4 47 Mo st. 4a
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BI4.
Uaias Sleek Market.
IXWDON. Feb. 18. American serort
tle on tho stock market today were
more aotlvo. Baltimore Ohio, Canadian,
Pacific and Missouri. Kansas 4k Texe
received the most attention, . Th marks!
Closed steady.
SILVHR bar. S4 per once.
MONEY l per oent
DISCOUNT RATKB rJhort WIta. IMS
a-viia, mm ,,IVU Lll , A -lO prjr cent. '
Bask Clemrlags.
OMAHA, Feb. 18. Rank clearings for
Omaha today were 85,830.174.78, and for
the corresponding day last year, 83.91, -I4X2L
ooklet
ent unon
Requetit
Yonr Savicrs
Will Boy Coot Securities '
Our Partial Payment method
enables you to purchase high
grade, dlvVdendt-paylng STtoefee
aad Boads bv maWin a small
Initial daaoaic and proportionate mama- "
1 paraaaala. Diridaada as lUraa4
will ba cradlled to rotir sourest trvo
time of rinat paMrataat.
ixtr Baoklat U tbaaa sheve. wklck
daaortbea our partial parataai itao4,
mat lad ta poa mpm raajuaat.
AaVAUA. wiMTmiaor it oa.
Maaibara Kav YctS Ktock aHrhAAaa.
It ea 4 f Ta-a-r r4
"Safaty aad Uharal iBvaataaant Yield Tarawa,
l)laralm'a.Uoa." An anlrla ahlih ahoala aa
road br avary thrifty tnvaator. In lta vurraat
laail)TH(OIMI lT ItKVtKW. t a year.
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