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Allen Brothers Company Building
S. E. Comer 10th and Farnam Sts.
The East Vt of the above building is now offered for rent together with
23 feet of recant ground adjoining on the East. Good trackage. Large
electric elevator, sprinkler system, steam heat and 60,000 sq. feet of floor
pace. The Oliver Chilled Plow Works will occupy the West V of the build
ing. See us for terms.
George & Company
twwntonn stores. L, H. Hill. 30 Bran. Th. rz -. -a
Hotels and Apartments. REAL ESTATE
CrIJf?RNIA Uote'i mh V i"":, ""ARM 4k RANCH LANDS FOR 9ALB
Weekly rates t2 and up. Douglas 7083. a,a
PODOB HOTEL-Modern. Reasonable, . , Kaanaa,
. BARGAIN 240-acre dairy farm, near Sa
il onaea a4 Cottaarra. "na, Kan.; write for full descrlDtlon and
B-ROOM cottar. Walnut WO. list of 100 Kansas fn, for siTe In central
ALL, sixes. $8 per month up. 607 Paxtoa. Kansas. V. E. Nlquette, Ballna. Kan.
t-r., modern. 719 B. i7th St. 7-r.. modern. '
1614 Leav. BL. good locatloo. Web. 2590. RE AX K8TATE LOANS
S-ROOM cottage, 1108 B. 13th Kt-J $20. Fell . , , - :
& Plnkerton Co., 6.15 State Bank. cl,Tfr ?d ai m loans. 5. 6. per cent.
UlROOM modern houae, with barn, not -Jlff"?' Co"Wa 0""h
water heat 2618 Harney St., vacant WANTED City loana and warrant. W.
Warch 1. Inquire T. J. O Brlen. H. 1004, farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam.
mt. 1100 to 110.000 made promptly. F. D. Weed.
' T-?"k T?at-T- Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Bta.
jVOT IvGIll WANTED City loan Peter. Truat Co'
SOMETHING NEW IN OMAHA homea. Eaat Nebraska farina.
FIVE O'KEEFH REAL. F.STATE CO..
ROOM DOUBLE HOUSES , Q"'na Natl- Dou"" ms
VERY NICELY ARRANGED n'intMw"i)ur.a t '
open'ays QABV1N BROS t. "ft
OPEN SUNDAYS BEE u. first for farm loana la east.
i(American Security Co, $gic
Phones Douglas 6013. or Walnut 8937 or 810-812 Brundeta Theater Bidg. '
- Harney 2045. ; CITY property. Lara. loan, a apeclalty.'
112 3-R. BRICK. PART M"OD. EXTRA W. H Tnomaj, at Btate Bank Bids.
GOOD. 30 S. 18T1L TEL R. -o Monet on nana .or city and farm loana"
f J roPn Moving. H. W. Binder. Cliy Natl. Bank Bld.
UOrQOn V UllLO. SMALL, acreage wanted; will turn in g5od
SUN. 11th Bt. Phone D 894 or Wan. 1383, wclrtf balanc "ih. Shepard, 2004
Globe Van&Storage REAL esxate-b exchange
Store, moves, packa. ahlpa: a-hcrae van
and 3 men. I1.J4 per hr.; storage 12 per WANT good home In Omaha; will pay In
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 A Ty. 230. .rood Canada land, cloee to elevator,
'f s -f 1 axp. ea, moving, tt ne'ghbo, Shepard. 2004 Wirt
I I M KPPfl Pcklng atorage. tre"'-
J 1J)7 Farnam. U. 61a. I HAVE 160 acre choice western land; I
U.n,rt9n aii P't. of the city. obnJtcd x?10 ""i"1 'imeik8
ttOUSea crelgh Bona A Co.. Bee Bldg. Webster fflffl.'' Grand Ave. Phone
IVTnOTOTlrH 'q aJonCo-B iSrgi FARM FOR MI.HR-I can take a atock
iVldggdrU b ln. 1 men. LsS , "V58"', '"voicing 15.000 to $6,500. in
per hr.rJT.y. men. It? per h?! 17U rc"r l, '"m nd "nch' 0
Webater. Doug. 149. Jlf ? only $30 por acre; mortgage
... , T,T1. ' $4.000. Chaplea J. Nelson. Yuma, Colo. o
FOE ItLriiT EXCHANOES-Sllaa-ROBBINS. p. jxtf.'
We have a complete llet of all houaes, a iiuti,7 v-o , . rii. . , . .T 3
anartmenu and flats that are for rent ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
Thla liat can be seen free of charge at rr
lOmaha Van & Storage Co., $08 So. IGih St. REED Abstract Co., oldeat abatract of-
l-ROOM modern hoTSST ToTn. 30th, $30 Zn T . Tt,"t"'--
per month. Call Rel 4&0V. K. RJTltle 9uarant0 an4 Abstract Co,
i a modern abatract office. 3o& a 17th h
AM leaving city and wish to rent my Thone Douglas 64 ma Bt
home at 414 N. 2th St.: 7 rooma and
bath, all modern, vacant about March 10 '
fTel. Harney 2217 , .
WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE WANTED
CBT Kaplana pricea for d hand furn, iOU CAN USIj
ahoea. clothea. before aelllng. Web. 7503. Qur Services This Wav
DNE or two carloada aawduat for packing Rimniv i- ,,. . , , . . ' M
Ice. Write ua. stating prices. Fremont ' V." a complete detailed de-
co and Band Co.. Fremont. Neb. S o?'nff P?f,erty- U" ,hen ln-
i- !-- -- npeci youp place and If w makA th aaiaa
Yale buys everything id nana. Tyler 14i. wo get the commlaalon. If you or any!
'OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J. bdjr e''!0, make the aale our efforts cost
C Reed. 1207 Farnam. Doug. 6146. 0" nothing. Make thla uae of us.
Iwg BUY 2d-hand clothea. 1421 N. 44th. SAUNDERS CO.,
" REAL ESTATE Phone Voug. Call ,t 1216 W. O. W.
FARM Jt RANCH LANDS FOR SALE REAL EBTATEACRKAGE '
TO SLERSNLYtcresfor $200; A ' KM'StiZ EalS
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, ce or looking for an investment?
sand. J. A. Tracy. Ft Morgan. Colo.
? M...o-n : : W y?? ,maS'n anything better for
altaaneri. this than a good 'niece of -r.
GOOD lud. close to R, R. town, 20 acre. close to Omaha? acreage
$400, $6 monthly; 40 acres. $700, $10
tnonthly; 0 acres, $L200; no Interest no J APID rise in value and a comfort-
taxea, no forfeiture; beat bargain in J able living is youra when vou huv
Eoutb Miseourl; literature free. D. Mer- acreage. r
rlsm, Ellis A Benton, Kanaaa City. Kan.
tiOOD homes In south Mo. cheap and on T7 edTie'aTth ' vnuVruftf" W!!!
easy terme. Write me fo prices. J. C. '.ayJ frosi cheaka and .n.rL1'11 wlU
Wynkoop. Mountain View. Mo. ro8y cneeks and "Parkling eyes.
Nebraska, A ' SK us about the possibilities of
FOR SALE 80 acre,, miles north of A "uera?-emy.,u owe " ' yourself and
Central City. Neb. Mrs. Amy Stavely, your ramllV-
y l,ln,oln Ave.. Council Bluffs p OOD plots at bargain prices is our
IbECTlO.N Kimball Co. uioaa. 101 Fsut J specialty; we have the size you
t0 ACRES, fine upland farm, in Douglas Want at the prlce Vou wish to pay.
count, U nrilea from Omana, 2', of -p ARLY In the anrinr i ih. .i.. .
good town, ihi mile, from Dodge street U l"y,H.r pr"c2S win Viae Below l2
paved road. $5,000 worth improvementa, 12 X Hated few choice barealn. ntl
acre, alfalfa, extra fine; price $14,000; ua aboSt these art other, todav
terms. $3,M)0 cash, or might take bankable " otnera today.
hoU for $1,600, $10 200 ten years' time, & per J5 acres, west Center. 6 blocks from
cent Deed and poaaeaslon March L car. Fine improvements, coat over
Owner. Lock Box 6. Springfield, Neb. $10,000. Price. $l"o00.
JIANCH for aale, 640 acrea, 50 acres , . r . . .
under cultivation. 2fi0 valley, cuta 2 farther out. Good lm-
5 ton hay, all fenced. 40 cattle, f horeea. FT0??1"?"4"- A1 ,n, tru't and conceded
iPrlce Including atock r.Ooo. Cash. No h.Hft.,, wL iWVZ Uuit ,ar,n ln
$rade. Lowe A- Young. Mullen. Neb. th tat- $15,000.-
Tcizas.
CATTLEMEN'S EDITION.
The Panhandle Cattlemen's association
neeta in El Paso. Tex, March 2. 1 and 4.
This and other attractiona means possibly
THE EL PASO MORNINU TIMES
(Will issue at that time a
CATTLEMEN'S EDITION
that will equal any newaiuiper ever pro
duced in El Paso.. This edition will not
pnly be of intereat to atock men, but to
all those who have land to sell or ex
change. YOUR AD BHOl'LD BE IN THE
LAND HKCTION
OF FEBRUARY 23 TO MARCH 4
If you wish to reach the people of west
pexaa. New Mexico, A r lion a and states
0t Chihuahua and Bonora, Mexico.
El Paso is the commercial center of
the southweat. -
EL PASO MORNING TIMES'
CIRCULATION DAILY OVEK 18,000.
SUNDAY OVER 23.00U.
Advertising rates sue per inch dally; $3.00
per men for the s Issues: by the wprd Jc;
inlnimum 26o dally; 4o per word for the
$ Issues.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THE
PRESENT DEMAND
FOR FARM LANDS;
ADVERTISE NOW.
THERE IS NO HI SI NESS .DEPRES
SION IN SOI 'TH WESTERN TEXAS.
ADDRESS WANT AD DEPARTMENT,
EL PASO MORNING TIMES,
EL PASO. TEX.
UI'riaU,
T I Best dairy and general crop slate In tl
th.
lniuo: aoillers waitlcd.
Lands for sal. at
low prices on easy
terms. Ask for book
let No. 4 on VvTaconam Central Land
lrant Excellent lands for atock raialng.
It Interested la fruit lands ask for boot
let on Appi. Orchards. Addraaa Land and
luduatrial Department, bvo Line Railway,
Altniucaliolla. MiLiu.
POU UK XT
fto-. and Offices.
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X.
20 acre., northwest of Florence. Very
fair Improvements, lota of fruit and
nruDtery. unia lana la rolling, but
fine for fruit poultry or hog raising.
Price, $7,000.
40 acrea, north of Florence, about three
miles. Improvements not very good,
but all right. Price, $5,000.
5 acres, about K mile south of South
Omaha city limits, with A No. 1 Im
provements that coat at least $4,00i.
Price. $5,000.
I acres. In same locality. Improvement,
fair. Price $3,000.
O 'Neil's R. E. & Ins. Agency,,
1605 FARNAM BT. TEL. TTLER 1024.
S AND 10-acre tract, close In for sub
dividing. Phone Doug, mi.
REAL ESTATE NORTH STOE
West Farnam Buy
$3,850
Six rooms, new and modern, on 83d
street near Davenport Extra well built,
decorated throughout. $1,000 cash artd $J5
a month. Let us show you.
The Byron Reed Co
Phone Doug. K7
212 8. 17th.
1 WANT you to look at my s-room house,
ltii 1-otlirop St.; get at Inside and ex
amine it; If it looks good to you. we will
do business: reception hall, parlor, li
brary, dining room and kitchen, four
aleepiiig rooms, full attic, with modern,
improved, nice garage; .hade tree, and
plmty of fruit; cash required, iiil.hty lit
tle, or vacant lot. C. M. Eaton, Web. 4J1V.
1106 VY. O. W. Bldg, D. 1J4.
GRAIN AND PROLUCE MARKET
Wheat Selling at Five Cent$ Lower
Leads Corn and Oats Down
ia Price.
OMAHA EECXIPTS ARE LIGHT
IIMUIA t-N.'irnari- '
The receipts of wheat, corn and osta
are very light In the local maraet. A
year ast today there was a total of over
SiiO cars received, while todav the total
receipts were only 171 cars, i'hlcago led
all other market, .vltlt receipts of ap
proximately l.o cars. The May option
on wheat was jc,- under Saturday's
closing price, and gradually went down
to the $1.M level. Although receipts were
very light, there Was ery little demand
for either wheat, corn or oata In the local
rash market, and all of these grains sold
considerably under the closing prices of
the previous day.
The wires leading to the primary
markets aro out of order and It la Im
possible to procure anv Information aa
to receipts from the markets.
Cash wheat was 4iu6c lower.
Cash com was lfc?c lower.
' Cash oats were ltrm lower.
Bales reported todav: Wheat No. 3
hard winter: 1 car, Turkey. $1.61: I cara,
1.51. No. 4 hard winter; 1 car. 11 48. No.
$ mixed: t cars, $14. No. 4 mixed: 1
car, $142 No. $ aprlng: 2 cars, $1.49.
No. 4 spring: 1 car. $1.40. No. S durum:
1 car, mixed, $1.49; 1 car. $t.4. Corn No.
3 while: 1 car. fWe. No. 6 white: 1 car
biUc. No. I yellow: 1 car, 67; 3Vi cara.
7c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car. fWMic; 1 car,
6c. No. t yellow: I car, b7Vjv No. S,
mixed: 1 car, 67o. No. S mixed: 2 cara.
near white. 7c: 4 cafa. SUr. No. 4 mixed:
2 cars, 06c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car, 66c. oats
o. a wnite: s cars, taw: o cara. HV
No. 4 white: 2 cars, 52e. Sample: t
cara, uc
Omaha Cash Pricea Wheat: No. 2 hard,
$1.61j'i.W; No. 3 hard, $1.60lyh 1.61 ; No. 4
hard. $1.40W1.4!; No. 3 aprlng, $1.4701.49'
No. 2 durum, $1.44(1.46: No. 8 durum, $1.43
1.45. Corn: No. 1 white, esiitcWf-tc; No.
2 white, WigWc; No. white, 7iwic;
No. 4 white. 67'atlV; No. f white, 7i
74c: No. white, i&i67c; No. 1 yellow,
674AWWc: No. 2 yellow, 67Mi,7'(ic:, No. S
yellow, 7(a?i"f; No. 4 yellow, (WVgwcic;
No. 6 yellow. fr67mc: No. yellow. 6:'.''
67o; No. 1 mixed, 664&67Vc; No. 2 mixed.
6m&ti7c; No. 3 mixed, 66$il;V4ic: No. 4
mixed, 6SiPS6c; No. S mixed, 6o4ti6c;
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Have You Secured
Your Lot for Your
Home This Spring?
Be Sura to See
Poppleton Park Add
Close in. mnderatelv restricted, larce
lota, with SEWER, WATER, SIDE
WALKS and SHADE TREES planted.
$ io TO W,
$5 TO $10 MONTHLY.
Adjoins Omaha's best residence district.
Y.ur best opportunity.
Phone Douglas 42:t3. Salesmen and Autos
at your service.
Shuler & Cary -
2?4 State Bank Bldg.
Must Be Sold
Good Home at a Sacrifice
NO RFASONABLE OFFER WILL BE !
REFUSED for a arood 7-room. 2-story
and attic, strictly modern house, having
4 bedrooms on second floor and a full
cemented basement. Adjoining Kountxe
Place. In first class condition through
out. Located on east front lot and Paved
street, with paving paid in full. Prac
tically new garage.
This place la cheap and well worth
$4,200, but owner must sell at once and
WANTS AN OFFER lor quloK sale.
Loan association hold a $2,000 mortgage
on thla place. What will you give for
equity? Investigate if you want a bar
gain. George & Company
90! City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 756.
REAL ESTATE DUNDEE
DUNDEE, $3,800.
Brand new. nifty, up-to-date, S-room
bungalow; paved street, only 2 block,
from the car. Can show you any time.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
REAL ESTATE WEST 8 DDE
Eleven Rooms
a
34th n Farnam St.
d
Very Exclusive Home
Large grounds.
East front. s ,
Fine view.
Here Is an opportunity to purchase a
beautiful Omaha home, one that 1 a
very exclusive and restricted district.
American Security Co.
Phones Douglas 6013, or Walnut 3037. or
namey zmo.
Fine Home
7-Rooms, Modern, Light Oak
Finish
West part of city. Owner moving to
Lincoln.
See me about It soon.
W. H. Gates
647 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1294.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
J. H. Dumont & Co.
Havo Moved to
416-418 State Bank Building
REAL ESTATE
RENTALS"
LOANS
INSURANCE
Call and Soe Us
J. H. Dumont & Co.
416-418 State Bank Building,
Phono Douglas 6!X).
REAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
VACANT.
Cince-tn apartment site, 83x264, only $64
per front foot.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 1781. Ware Block. o
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' M EET
ING. Notice la hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
bouth Platte Land company will be held
at the oliloe of said company at Lincoln,
Nebraska at eleven ('clock a m. on the
third oay of March A D. 1916.
C H. MtSRRILL. President
A. B. MINOR, Secretary.
Lincoln, Nebraska. February l. 1915.
F-J-d-Ht
. mixed. 4tiKo. Oala: No. 3 white.
3 v'n.4 atnmlard. a3'Mc; No. S
white, fctiuMC.; No. 4 white, fc2muCr.
Karley: Malting, 7J4I7V: No. 1 feed,
f . Rye: No. 2. $l.lS4il.l9: No. $. aw
1.1.
t int Ann (sr ai a n rnoviMo
Featarea ef the Tradlaa aad ( loalnc
Prices Hoard ef Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb 23 -Wheat nluna-ed
heavily downward today, extreme losse
amount Ing to V a busnel. The market
iloed much flurried at 5c to 7ie Inner
as compared with Saturday night other
net declines were. Corn, No. 2, Mro
to 2Sc; oata, lVc and lc to tc- and
provisions, $1.60 to 70c.
Sensational breaks In the price of
wheat being right at the outaet and be
came unmistakably worse as the session
rorcen a nnlsh. The first smash was
Influenced by a sharp drop In quotations
at Liverpool and hy news that Con
atantinople waa to be attacked from the
norm as wen aa to he endangered from
the south hy the onslauaht aaalnet thn
forts, both sides of the Dandancllca.
Nervousness of holders of wheat waa In
creased after word came that another
nwuirei snip had been blown up In the
war tone and was further augmented hy
dhtpatches from tho esst tending to show
that notwithstanding Washington hopes
to the contrsry, the question of an em
bsrgn remained ominous
General attempta to llnuldatinn deanlte
more anil -nore evident lack of supixirt
rendered the pressure on the wheat mar
ket especially severe In tho last hour.
Export Kales had been disappointing In
volume and no reliance apparently waa
placed In assurances that the amount of
Russians wheat readily available for
shipment through the Dardanelles would
he small. The most pesslmletlc view was
tsken by the trade of the prospect
of the recent almost unlimited European
demand being perhaps suddenly reduced
to an unknown extent
Corn uffered from the same reasons
ss wheat. Besides, there waa a big en
largement of visible supply of corn.
Export sales made oata relatively firm.
It was said l.lon.oiio bushels were bought
here for the seaboard.
Provisions gave way with wheat and
corn. Pork In particular was affected
by sharp stop loss selling.
CHICAGO. Feb. 23. Fear of tho Dar
danelles being forced led to a rush of
silling In wheat today and caused price.
to nreaK no a nushel. Opening 2ti4'c
lower, the market made some further re
cession and then rallied, but not in a
lasting manner.
Corn collapsed with wheat. Opening
fll'n2c lower, it underwent further re
action.
lata showed more resistance.
Grain weakneas led to a severe setback
for pork prices.
Grain prices furnished by Ixigan ft
Bryan office, 315 South Sixteenth street.
Article! Open. High. Low. IClose.l Sat'y.
Wheatl
i 1 58 1 62H 152.
1 28 1 25 1 KS
7SH V3 73;WV
r, 75 76'A
581 WV. fi'4
54,ifiW 63 63Vi!
18 25 17 B2H 17 52 V
18 55 18 00 18 00
10 45 10 30 10 30
10 66 10 GO 10 63H
10 10 9 76 7M
9 77H
10 32 10 02H 10 02
May.
July.
Com
May.
July.
Oata
May.
July.
Pork
1 IV8;
1 60V4
1S1H
7MWVi
78
1 68
It 2iwa
1 28
74S-6S
76437
57W,
liVlVgM
I
May
July.
Lard
18 00(81
18 224
18 87H
10 45
10 67H
10 0TH
18 Z
18 62
10 4?H
May.
u l0 4i
July.
Rlha
May.
July.
10 66
10 Of-JW
10 10
io mt
10 32H
10 32li
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
$1.621.68; No. 2 hard. 91.63(Bl.59. Corn:
No. 2 white. nWa12'c. Onts: No. 2 white.
66170. Rye: No. 2. $1.25. Barley, 77HfS2c.
Seeds: Timothy, $5.00&i.60; clover. $10.60(0
14.). Provisions: Pork, nominal; lard.
$.82V4:, ribs, $8.76&e.37.
CHICAGO, Feb. .28. BUTTER-ateady;
creamery, 24iW29Hc. i
POTATOES Receipts, 25 ears; martlet
unchanged.
EGGS Lower: receipts, 11.679 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 2oi(i22c; ordinary
flrats, 2121sc: firsts, 2222Hc
POULTRY-Allve, higher; springs, I5c;
fowls, 14Hc.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatlosui ( 41xa Day Varloaa
Caoaanadltles.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-FLOUREasler;
spring patents, $7.157.66; winter patents,
$7.15ii7.36; winter straights, $7.O0(fj7.lB;
Kansas straight, $7.15477.3".
WHEAT Spot, weak; No. 1 red, $1.6044,
and No. 3 hard, $1.64, all rail, o. I. f.
track export; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
$157'i, and No. 1 northern, Manitoba,
$1.63-, c. 1. f. Buffalo. Future, were
weak: May. 11.69V4.
CORN Spot, weak; No. 1 yellow, 82Kc,
c. I. f. to arrive.
OATS Spot, easy; standard, 63o; No. 3
white, 02ttc; fancy clipped white, 6MiWe.
HuPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1914, 12tU8c; Pacific coast, 1914, 12fcl5c;
1913, 9Cnf llc.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, 62Hc; Central
America, 61 He ,
LEATHER Firm; hemlock flrsta, 32n;
seconds. 30?31c.
PROVlSlO.Nil Pork, easy; mess, $20.00
Ci21.i0; family, $20.00ti24.(4); short clears.
$19.00-022.00. Beef, steady; mess, $21.00)
23.M0; family, $24. OOfn 26.00. Lard, weak;
middle west, $9.7&4'f0.8&.
TALLOW Steady; city, 6c; country,
6'mI&;74c; special, 7c.
BUTTER Firm: receipts, 9.022 tubn;
creamery extras (92 scorel, 31 Vic; cream
ery (higher scoring), 32V4jc; creamery
firsts, ZVuULUic ; seconds. 2u27He.
EGOS Weak. 14,641 esses; fresh gath
ered extras. 26W-7c; extra firsts. 28c;
f lists, 2.vp26Hc; seconds, 2li2IHc; nearby
henneries, white, 31 ii 32c
CHKESR Weak, 7,21)1 boxes: state,
whole milk held, specials. 174i'17c; aver
age, fancy. 16'iiliiV.
I "Oil LTRY Dressed, firm, but quiet:
western roasting chickens, 17i21c; fresh
fowls, H'WlSVic; turkey, 14j(224c.
Kaaaas City Grata and Provlslona.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23. WHEAT No.
3 hard, 11.511.53; No. 2 red, Sl.6143dl.B2.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 69c; No. 3 white,
72V..fl73o.
OATS-No. I white. 65H4r.c; No. i
mixed ViSilc.
lloHinir itrlcea: .
WHEAT-Mav. $14o'A; July. $1.1M,; Sep
tember. $t.llVtil.11V
CORN Easy : May. 7ne; July. 12
T2e; rplemher, 72',72V
HUTTr "R 4'reaniery, ;jc; nrsis, zic;
scconda, :fp.; parking, lS'.c
VJMia f irsts, zzc; seconds, lie
POULTRY Hens. 12'Ac; roosters, lOVic;
turkeys, 15c.
Visible Sapply at Grata. .
NEW YORK. Feb. 23 The visible sup
ply of grain In the United States shows
the following changes: Wheat decreased
1,813,000 bushels; In bond decreaaed PU.OuO
l V. . 1 . tnmmA 1 I'dtlHU k.h.l.
II U. Il.l. . tui ll, . . v v . v. j , I uu.v -r v..m,
oata Increased E4.0in bushels', In bond. In
creased 44.0UO bushels; rye, decreased IHi.
000 bushels: barley, decreased 155,000
bushels; ln bond, decreased 183,000 bushels.
Bt. Loala (iral. Market.
BT. LOUIS. Feb. 23. W H KA T No. I
red. $1 62ifrl.52V4; No. 3 hard. $1.67t1.58.
t.jHN?u. I, (i"c; no. s wince, ic,
OATS No I, WSc, No 3 white, 67Vc.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23 COFFEE Pre
diction, that March notice, would be
atopped by houses with European con
nections and the supply shipped to
Europe were accompanied by soma env
erlng of near month shorts in the coffee
market today, and after opening un
changed to two points higher, prices
closed at a net advance or two to five
joints. There was a little scattered buy-
ng on the flrmneaa of the March position
snd the steadier ruling of Uraslllan ex
change. galea 54,ouO bags. February,
i.ic; aiarcn. d.vic; April, e.tilc: May. b.llc:
June. SliJc; July, Kc; August, glue;
Bepiemoer, .oc; oitooer, s.9c; Novem
ber, 7.84c; December, . 7.11c.- Spot, quie t;
iiw. (iu, iitv, nn." i nKinui, snc.
GERMANS ANXIOUS ABOUT
TWO MISSING SUBMARINES
IXINDON. Feb. 23.-A dispatch from
Amsterdam to the Exchange Telegraph
company says reports from the German
frontier state that much uneasiness exist.
at the German fortified seaport, of Cux
haven concerning two large submarines
which have not returned to their ba
The undersea boats are said to be two
days overdue and it is feared they have
been destroyed.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Liberal and Prices
Steady to Some Lower Sheep
and Lambs Steady.
HOGS SELL STEADY TO STRONG
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb 23, VMS.
Receipts were: Csftle, Hobs. Sheen.
Official Monday 3.MI H.2M MM
Estimate Tuesday f0 ?o.0"0 12.0U)
Two days this week. 9.H1 22.M
Same daya laat week.. 3,RC. 13.3""
SmilM lIllVI 9 uUa 1 V. 'M 11?
20. 7
17.04$
X7.I25
19 f.lS
22.14
Same daya 3 wke! agol I.V09U
fame nay. 4 wks. ago.ll.wJ DK.l'ia
Same lnv lust vnr u-tf. ia ssa
29.126
The following tahlo show, the receipts
of rattle, hoga and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared wtlh Inst year:
1915. 1914. In".
attle ; l:tji ir.::s 4,M1
Hogs M4 t:4 44KI! S8.249
sheep 400, K0 SnX.146 21.104
The following table show, the av.rag.
Price for hoga at the South Omaha live
stock market for th last few days, with
enmpa rlsons:
Date. 1916. 11914. 11913 1912. 11911. H9I0.1IW
reb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
S 3 I 621 HOI 1 41 t 611
i 7 io W 7 :' 47 1 vi
S 40f " (Ml T 331 S 471 $ 15
f 5)1
t 4H
4i.
8 41,
8 82:
8 8)1
8
7 821
7 96
t 30
11
1j
67
t aSI
I'M
7 f;
7 Ml
( 21
18
6 07
03
61
6 64V
34
IT. !k!HI 8 8S 8 01
IS.
6 4;. 8 421
8 14
Feb
19 .DiU.
8 ;tM
8 3i
8 33
8 06
5 91
i 97
Feb. an t K
7
Feb. 2I.
Feb. 22 I M
Feb. I3.
8 10
8 121
8 Ml
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition or live stock at
th I'nlon Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
me twrmy-iour nour. ending ai i o cioca
yc.i.ruay :
RECEIPT CARLOADS
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep. H'ses.
'.. M. A Bt. P a
Wabaah
Miaauurl Paclflo ... 2
Union Paciric 55
C. A N. W, cast... 6
C. ft N. W, west.. M
C, St. P, M. O.. 49
C, It. A Q, ea,t.... 7
C, H. & y, west.... 55
C, R. 1. ex P, eaat 14
C, It. I. ft V.. west .1
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Gt West.. ..
Tolkl receipts.... 254
I 7 tl 8 61
061 8 711
6 9S' 90 I
OR JNl 8 77
6 01 7 01 8 76
I 95 1 11 8 7".
b 94 7 04 8 85
7 Oil 8 1'4
5 90 8 92
b W 7 OS I
6 02 7 0I 8 IN
Oil 7 O.'l ! 02
8 9f! 7 04 9 2"!
b
1
3
m 2.1 l
in
73 11
II 2
14 I
52 12
Hi
t
4
4
2T.8 5 1
DISI'OSITION H EA D.
Cattle. Unas. Sheep
Morris ft Co
Swift ft Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
459
2.4O0 1.4 V.
..1,2X1
.. 670
..1.103
3.910 4.413
6.279 2.949
8,3X4 4,440
Sch warts & Co
Morroll
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Omaha Hacking Co
W. H. Vansant Co....
Benton, Vansant & Lush
Hill ft Son
F. H. Lewis...,
Huston & Co
K22
23
30
5
9.1
7
3
19
17
IS
4
51
2.13
141
J. B. Hoot & Co
J. II. Bulla
U F. Husi
Rosenstock Bros
Kellogg
Wcrthclmer & Dcgen..
H. F. Hamilton 37
Sullivan Bros 41
Rothschild
6
'Mo. ft Kansas Calf .Co
73
mi
4
11
IS
I
28
17
194
24
72
513
Christie
Hlgvins
Huffman
Meyers
Glassbcrg
Baker, Jones & Smith.
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
IVnnts ft Francis
Kline
Other buyers..
162
Totals 8,728 15,626 13,399
CATTLE There was a good liberal run
of cattle this morning, 227 car. being
reported in. Naturally buyer, were a
little Inclined to take advantage of the
lllieral offering, to bid lower prices.
However, the buying demand proved to
be very good, so that desirable beef steers
commanded good, steady prices, the best
selling up to $8.00. Tho less desirable
kinds, that la, the common to medium
grades, were a little slow and weak to
possibly a little lower In spots.
Buyers generally started out talking
lower prices on cows and heifers, being
apparently inclined to take off a. much
a. they put on yefterday. On the other
hand, there waa a good shipping demand
on the part of local packers, which
tended to hold the market at pretty close
to ateady figures, so far aa the better
grade, were concerned. I,eaa desirable
klnda, that Is, kinds on which shippers
did not bid, were possibly a little lower.
There was no material change In the
market on feeders, prices as a rule being
steady. The demand for stock cattle wae
quite brisk and desirable kinds were
strong.
Quotation, on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed beeves, $7.5Xi8.0O; fair to good
corn fed beeves, $6.75if?7.40; common to fair
cornfed beeves, $5.70ae.(6; good to choice
heifers, $6.004141.76; good to choice cows,
$."..7fKt6.40; fair to good cows, $4.85&ja.75:
common to fair cows. $3.5K(t4.8B; good to
choice stockera and feeder.,' $6.8oft7.40;
fair to good stockcrs and feeders, $6.2043
6 80: common to fair atockera and foeders,
$...0CVi(.2.; stork heifers, $5.25406.00; stock
cows, $4.754o.7u; stock calves, $fi.00Qtt.00;
veal calves, $7.0010.00; bulls, stags, eto,
$4.5ua.0.
Uepresentattve sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
At. Pr. No. ' At.'
ii....
1047 I W
It 7
11M 4 00
1IU M
1H 1
1114 7
1271 1 li
17 1IM T U
is in ?w
II I40S 7 M
40 1124 7 10
10 1111 7 M
1 141$ I 10
1....
II....
I....
....
14....
10....
STEERS AND HEIFERS
I0 I K
I1E1FERB.
1....
I....
740 I 4X) t ...
10110 I II I....
1U I 10 2....
110 I II
CALVES.
K'l 1 IS 1....
S4tt I K ' 1...
144 ( M
III M
4 1.
15....
I....
1....
00 t 71
1...,
1..I U0 M
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 toj I 00 io 131 I 15
I iso i ai M vol 7 oo
7 in 7. it Uol 1 V
HOGS There waa a liberal Tuesday
run on hand thla morning, something
like 2h8 cars, or 20,ou0 head being re
ported in. The total for the two days
amount, to about 28,261 head, being l&.Out)
head larger than last , week, and almost
three times as heavy as for the same daya
laat year, wnen only about lo.suo head
were received.
Trade owned out slow again today.
and early bids were in most cases tarly
a nickel lower, although one packer was
offering ateady prices right from the out
set, snippers urst ntas were pretty
close to yesterday a notches, and they
succeded In buying some on tne eany
rounds at about ateady figures. The
killer trade remained In very dull shape,
until well alung towards 10 o clock. By
this time all packer, but tine were offer
Ina fullv steady money, and the flrat
droves were aold on this basis. As thing.
began to liven up a little, pricea became
a pinch better, and It wsa not long until
striiig. were moving at slightly stronger
prices, while some noli, wnicn sold at
tlie strong lime, were around a shade
higher than Monday's general market.
Towards the close, wnen most nuyer.
had filled their orders, and only one
packer was left who really wanted hoga,
trade eased off. and, after a dull wind up.
moat at tho late arrivals, aa well as a
It w on which sellers were unable to get
action earlier In the day, were cashed at
price, that were fully a nickel below the
ceneral market. Most of the later sales
wera madn arouna n.ov. laaing me
close Into consideration. It Is doubtful If
the average trade Is any better than
ateadv. Owing to an extremely dull cloaa.
It waa noon lie lore any son oi a clear
ance was made, and even then there were
till a few scattering loads Unsold.
As was ttie caae Monday, the Dig
string moved at $6.55, but many salesmen
were able to do a pinch beter than this
on their droves, and consequently there
was quite k sprinkling up to $i.67i, with
a fair showing aa limn aa KJ.
No. At. Wi. Ir. No. At. 8s. Pr.
U tr 40 4 M II ... IK
l ito ... 4 IiO 4 at 4 17 '4
(I I4 ... It'i 1H ... I US
-it ! ... li.'l, ti !0 40 I U
It Ul ... I hi 71 lul ... I Ml
KH fc.i.i' With a continuation of mod
erate receipt, and a good, healthy demand
tne market opened active and si rung
bring a shade higher in some cases, but
shout the middle of the frt"-i" trade
became slow and pricea on sheep
and lambs were no better than fully
steady. On the whole, however, the mnr
kci was In very satisfactory shae. with
the unite on lainha largely at $S.4i!iH.nii
the latter price being nafd for several
loads of Mexicans and fed westerns.
There were imt as many Mexicans here
as on Monday. The bulk of the ewes
moved at i CMffl.TT. In point of quality
the nfferlnas of both sheep and laniha
were not oulte ns good, and tho packer
buyers paid more at . Mitten to oohIiiv
and weight than was the case yesterdnv.
Lambs welching from 70 to NO pounds
are most sought after and as a rule such
grades sell Urst. leaving the less (slralile
Mii'is until later In the dav. The clear
ance was eHnna4ie
The week's receipts to dnte foot tip
2U.T.7 head, compared with 17.042 for the
same time last week. 37,12.1 two weeks
ag . and 2!M2ti a year ago. The moderate
f Ipta have alven rise to a advance of
2Ml.r.c over last week's close on both
h"ip and lambs Today's trade closed
slow snd steady.
Quotations on sheep nnl lambs: Lambs
Mexicans, $4.Mrnll.9n; nmbs. fed westerns
$K.vnSN0; I ii in lis, shearing, $7.75rt v
vrarllngs. light, $7 WiS On; yearlings'
heavy, $7.2Mi'7.sii: wethera. good to choice'
ii, i.'Mii,.90: wethers, fntr to good, lii.gv,
$i.8ii; ewes, good
ewes, fair to good.
No.
to choice, $4.4041 &;.';
ia.40.
A v.
76
Pr.
8 70
8 VI
9 vo
8 V0
2'. fed lambs
?:. SiMiti. lnkota lambs.
IMS fed lams
2U4 fed lambs
CII K'tdO I.IVF. STOCK MARKET
tattle a iron a lloaa Weak heep
Mrona.
CHICAGO. Feb. 23 CATTLE Receltpa,
2.0UO head; market strong and active; na
live ateera, STi.nWTM: western, $5.0tv(t7.:i0:
cows and heifers. $,1..KVn:'7.65; calves. $7.00
illi.50.
HiMlS-Reeelpta, aonoo head: market
weak; hulk of aales, $ti..1f.fni.:.; Ilaht. KfO
6.70: mixed, $ii.40f(i.,1: heavy, . 15titi Hi;
rouah, $).Mis 30; pigs. $.1.iKiii.7.l,
SIIKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, J.fA)
neao; maraet strong; sheep $7.2."iTr7.50
lumhtt, $7.759.20.
St. I.oala I.lve Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 700 head: market higher; native
beef steers, $7.onr.7o: cowa and heifers,
$6.6'$8.0i; stockers and feeders, $i1.2.VU7.2;
Texas and Indian steers. $f.2iii7 75: t-nwa
sml heifers, $4.0Pli.(0; native calves, $0.00
j 11.60.
HOGS-Recelpta, 7.800 head; market
higher; plus and lights, $5.0ik'(j i.OO; mixed
and butchers, $6.t0nn;.96; good heavy, $6.73
SIIKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $.400
head; market higher: native in lit ton is. ii.7.i
"I7.U0; lambs, SS.7txtfU.16; carllngs, $7.(KHP
n.Ai.
Kansas C lljr Live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Feb. 23. CATTLH
iieceipia. 7,7(4) head; market steady to
higher; prime fed ateera $7.k.14i8.3o;
dressed beef steers, t6.R54f7.M6; southern
steers, $H.k(i7.25 ; cowei. $l.2W(j.75; heifers,
$8.0018.25; stockers, $ii.Onfi7.75.
1 IOCS Receipts, 14,000 head; market
stearly; bulk of sales, $r.65u65: heavy,
$6.BiKirt.t)0; packera and hutches, $6.55416.70;
light, $ii.6f.m.70; pigs, $H.lKiii.60.
SHEEP AND 1.AMRS Receipts. lS.O'X)
head; market 2ojo0o higher; lamba, $H40
H9.0ii; yearlings; $7.2.Vfi.25: wethers, $6.50
J)7.25; ewes, $.00fi.90; stockers, $(.75$j8.5.
Hlona (Mr Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Feb. 23. CATTLE
Receipts. 3.000 head: market l(Mi20c lower:
native steers, $.1.w5f7.15: butchers. $.l.onfr
6.16; cow. and heifer.. $4.6.Vh4.00: canners.
$4.(sXiil.75; stockers and feeders, $600iii6 25;
raivea. it.uoaiv.w; puns, stags, etc.. J.i.ij
4j5.7R.
HOGS Receipts, lo.nno head; market
steady; heavy, $.5Mn.66; mixed, $6.62V4,fi
io; light. l!i.wlrH.i2',; duik of sales.
te.52Him.il5.
SHEEP AND UMB8-Receipts. 1.00)
head: market 10c higher; ewes, tti.75 ;
lambs. $7.004 S. 60.
UMA1IA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-tb. cartons, 81c; No.
m-lb tubs, tc.
CHEESE Imported Bwlaav $4e: Amer.
lean Swiss, 36c: block Swiss, 22c; twins,
16c; daisies, lie; triplets. 17c; Young
Americas, ltc; blue label brick, 17Vic; llm-
ourger, z-id.. zuc; i-id., jwc; jxew xorg
white, ltc; Imported French Roquefort
40o.
POTATOES-Colorado Hurals. 7&e bu.t
Red River Ohlos. 80c bu.l Mlnnosota.
whites, fto bu.
FISH Trout. 20c: large craoDlea. 16o:
halibut 14c; channel eatft.h, 14c.
ew I'ui A lui'.Pt-Mumu, $2.7u bbl.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1. 10c: No. 2.
14c; No. 3, lOc. Ixilns: No. 1, 17Mc;
No. 2. IMc: No 3. llVc. Chucks: No 1
c; No. 3. 8ic; No. 3, 7o. Rounds: No. I
1, 11 He; No. 2, 11c; No. 3. 10V4C Plates: 1
No. 1. 8c; No. t, 7Hc; No. .1, i.
POULTRY Broilers, 14 He; spring chick
ana, 11c: bens, Uttfllc; cocka, so; ducks,
luc; geese, he; turkey., lbo; pigeons, per
dos., 80c: ducks, full feathered, geese,
Iull feathered, tic; squabs, No. L $LW; No.
60c
'Market quotations furnished by Qlllaakl
Fruit company:
FRUITS Oranges, extra fancy Alpha
betical, all .ties, $2.76 per box; extra
fancy Glendora Homoa, all sixes, $2.65
per box; extra fancy Sunklst, all sixes,
$2.50 per box. lemons, fancy Sunklst,
toils, 360s, $6.00 per box; choice Red Ball,
$3.50 per box. Grape fruit 86. and 4ia,
!2.ii0 per box; 64a, His. $2.50 per box; 64s,
2.26 per box. Apples, extra fancy White
VI nter Pearmalnea, $2.00 per box; fancy
White Winter Pearmalnea, $1.7 per box;
extra fancy Waahlngton Spitsenburga,
$1.60 per box; Washington fancy and ex
tra fancy Hoovers, $1.35 per box; fancy
Waahlngton Jonathans, 176s. l&ss and 200s
$1.25 per box; extra fancy black Ben
Davla, $1.26 per box; extra fancy Black
Twigs, $1.50 per box; fancy Black Twlga,
$1.36 per box; extra fancy Genoa, $1.25
per box; fancy Rome Beauties, $1.60 per
box, 6 bos lot. or more, $1.40 per box;
Ben Davla, highly colored, $3.26 per bbl.;
Wlneaapa, $8.60 per bhl. Grapes, Call
fnrula Emperors. $3.60 per bbl.; Malagas,
$6.00 per bbl. Pears. Anjous, $2.26 per
box; Jerseys, $2.26 per box; Sheldon, $2.25
per box; Lawrence, $2.V) per box; Bosco,
$2.23 per box; Easter, $2 26 per box. Ba
nanas, per bunch, $1.7518.60. Strawber
ries, 60e a qt.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower. $2.50 per
crate; cucumbers, $2.26 per box; celery,
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Jumbo, Mo dox.: leaf ' lettuce, 4nc don.;
bead lettuce $l.u0 dor.: onions, yellow,
2e lb., red. 2c lb., white. 2i lb., Spsn
Ish. $1.5 per crate; endive, 35o lb.; srtl
i hokes, $150 dm.; Rrussel sprouts, 20c lb.;
California new calihaae, 2c lb.; peppers,
Mv basket: onlona (shillotai, 50e dox ; to
matoes. $4 no per crste; gurlle, Italian, 2.1c
lb.: radishes. 50e dox.: turnips, Wlc dox.:
spinach, l'c dox.; parsley, NV dox.; beana.
$4.r per bumper. I'otatoea, Co'orado
ruralx, 7,1c per hu. Red Hlver Olilos, Wc
per bu, Minnesota whites, V per bu.
Sweet potatoes. II 21 per hamper.
. MISCELLANEOUS Bholled ixSpcorn,
4c per U. ; Mines, $1.7.1 per box; cracker
tack, $.t.,) case, H esse, $1.75; checkers,
$3.50 rase, 1 rase, $1.7.1. Honey, $li per
case. Cider, New York, $3.50 per keg,
Cocoanuts. $::.50 per sack, 71e per dox.
Cranberrlea. Late llosea. $7.00 per bhl,
$2 50 per box. Praniris, rsw, 7c per lh..
law, sack lots. Jumbo. Sc )ier lb., roasted,
8'v' per lb., salted, $1.50 per can. Mushi
rooms, .'c per box.
NUTS- No. 1 California Walnuts. 1
jer lb.: black walnuts, atfcc per lb.; fil
berts, I.V per h. ; pecans. I2'.c per lb.;
Ttraxlla, 12'c per lb.; almonds, 2V per
lb.; 12-12 ox. figs. Sue per box; mvs ox.
ftaa. $2.0fi per box: siisar walnut dates,
$1.4) per box; ha Howl dates sc per lb.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23. M ETA I. S Lead,
sieiidv: $3 2Vi3.87H,: London. 19 1a 9d.
Scelter, strong; $9.43 bid; Ixndnn, 11
17s d.
MI TAt.S-Tln. ensv: flve-ton lota. $35. f0
(b;e.,; twenty-flve-ton lots, offered st
$:9.5l Copper, stendv: electrolytic, $14.75
i 14. V7'; castlnas, fl4.2Mf UA'H. Iron,
ateadv- No 1 northern, $!4.5U'itlo.iiO; No. 2
northern. $14 2.v 14.75; No. 1 and No. 2
southern, $14. 25h 14.76.
At lindon: Snot copper, 64 15a ; futurc.i,
fi.5. Spot tin. iwi; futures, (1-19.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 23 METALS lad.
strong, at $3. 77 Mi 3. 80. Spelter, strong, at
$:u"ii9.2ri.
l ottos Market.
NEW YORK. Feh. 23 COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling uplands, 8.3fc; no sales;
Mirch. VUc; Msy. 8.3c: July, 8.67c; Oc
tober. 8 We; !cemher. c.
LIVERITIOL. Feb. 23.-COTTON Spot,
easier; good middling, 6.27d: mldullnv,
4 !f7d: low middling. 4 Md; sales, 7.10)
bales: speculation and export, l.ono bales;
receipts, 49,990 bales; futures, quiet; May-
June, 4 Sid; June-July, ( SSil; July. Au
gust, 4,n2Hd; October-November, ..04Hd;
January-February. 6. lid.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Feb. 23. PRAIRIE HAY '
rimli linlanil 111 W 12 00- No. 1 111ll(Vft'
11.50; No. 2. $..6u4i.60; No. 8, $H.5U'(4 no.
Choice midland. $11.mvu 11.60; No. 1. $10 .:Of
11.00; No. 2. $8.6i9.M): No. 8. $.0t"hS.flrt.
Choice lowland, $9.0oii .50; No. 1. $V60rt)
B.oii; No. 2. 17 .CO Mil- No. 3, t.1.0ftJF7.fl0.
ALFALFA Choice pea green, leafy,
$13.501114.50, must be extra choice to bring
$14 60; No. 1. $13 0003 DO; No. 3. $12.0011
12.50; No. 3, $10.00711.60.
nsrar Market.
NEW YORK, Feh. 23. "UGAri-Futures
were considerably less active today, hut
prices were easier under moderate liqui
dation and at mld'ay were around the
closing figures of Snturday. Raw. firm;
molasses, 4c; centrifugal. 4.77c; refined,
ateadv; flit loaf, 6.111c; cr"shed. 8.65c;
mou d A .20c: cubes, c: XXXX pow
r'ered, 690e; powCered, 5.8Cc: fine granu
teted. 5.75c- diamond A. 6.75c; confec
tioners' A, 0.65c: No. 1. 5.51c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-DRY GOOD8
u.n'i r and dreaa fabrics, taffeta
crepes and failles were In demand. Job
bcra reported a moderate volume of bual-
ness.
llank Clearings.
OMAHA. Feb. 23 Bank clearings fcr
Omaha todav were $3,320,664.13 and for
the corresponding day last year $3,318.-
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