Nebraska Newspapers

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FOR RENT
Karnlhel Apartmeats.
Tlip "Now Traverton"
FIREPROOF Rrit.tMNG.
JUh mi1 Indon Court.
M have a furnished front apartment
for rent; nil modern conveniences; console
wall bod. kitchen, private bath, splendidly
furnished. See owners
Travcr Uros. '
Pong. 70S Omaha National Rank.
TUBER rleaaant West Farnam rooma;
bilneaa women preferred; reference
required. Address U u. care Omaha Hce.
PT.KASANTLY furnished room In pri
vate home. H. 4151.
M afiiUN 21at and Chicago; steam heat;
110 mo. and up; cafe In connection. D.aWX
RKAIi ESTATE
rBM rtt II l,.IH FOR 9-M.K
Wlaensjala.
Upper Wisconsin
Beat uairv and general crop atatc In tl
union: settler wanted. Land for sais at
low price on easy terma. Ask for book
let No. 84 on Wisconsin Central Land
UranL Excellent landa for atock raisin.
It In tore ted la fruit landa aak for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Lauad and
Industrial Department, boo Una Hallway,
Mli.nvapolia. Minn.
HO ACHK8, fairly level. ft) cultivated;
brick houae, six rooma; frame barn;
outbuilding; m mllea Uarronett; prtca
,3,00, $l,loO cash. Tom O. Maaon. -Cumberland,
Wla.
Wyonlaf,
HOMESTEAD Uomeatead,
Juat opened; 3J0-acr to
tion. Particulars, writs
Lavalleut, Burn, Wyo.
t2S,000 acres,
each appllca
at once. V.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Continuel to Drop in Price,
Values Falling Four to Six
Cents a Day.
MAY AND JULY OPTIONS OFF
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OODEN HOTEL,. Council Bluffa, ateau
heated rooma. tl per week. Phone i.
LARiTe frcnt room In pilvato family for
2 gentlemen, with breakfast; on car Una
In Dundee. Address, E 470,care Omaha R'.
NICE room
gentleman;
In private family for refined
references required, Phone
Hotels and A part meat a.
( Al.U'dK.M'A Hocel. lttn and California,
Weekly rate $2 and up. Doug-la T0M.
IJODOK HnTKI- Modern liaonabla
lloaaekeeplna Rooml.
6LIEF1NQ and housekeeping rooma, fur
nace heat. 725 8. loth. Tyier 1021-W.
Light llousekee.plaa; Rooma.
OODEN ANNEX, Council Bluffa, tioml
with kitchenette, steam heat. Phone H
Houses and Co ta area.
7-ROOM, all modern, 2436 Parker St.
ALL. eises. M per month up. 507 Paxton.
8-room mod. house. 2512 ChlcaKQ. D. 8146.
Gordon VanCo. i?l
tit N. 11th St. Phone p
Storage.
SOI or Wab. 13X1
3J-ROOM modern houae, with barn, hot
water heat. 2618 Harney St., vacant
March L Ing.Mlre T. J. O Brlen. H. 104,
V. HI .
Inl,Bua In all parta of the city.
tiOUBe8CrelKn mon. & Co.. Baa Wdg.
Globe Van&Storage
Btorea, moves, packa. ahipa: 3-horaa van
and 2 men. II. 4 per br.; storage U per
mo. Satisfaction guar. P. 4S38 Ty. 830,
Maggard's
per br..
vVebater.
uiay. z men.
Doug. law.
Van and Stor
age Co., Large
van. I man, ll.M
11.2S per hr. 17U
t-r., modern. 719 8. 37th St. 7-r., modern.
K14 Lav. SL. good location. Web. 2690.
J" Tl J Bxp. rpo.. moving,
L KPPQ socking 4k atorage.
w vxv.v Mjj Farnam. rj. 6i.
C1TV anil laun
J. H. Dumont
loan a.
Co,
6H- H per cent.
41S Ptate Rank.
WaNTEL City loana unl wartanta. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
flto to (lu.uuu made promptly. K. L. Weed,
Weed Bide.. 18th and Farnam Hta.
WANTED City loana Peters trust Co.
GARVIN BROS ih
BEE ua flrat for farm loana In eastern
Neb. United Ntates Trust Co., Omaha.
CITY
310-312
I.OANS.
Brundela
C. 1. C'l'ierg.
Theater Bldg.
property. Dare loana a apeclulty.
H TboaiM, J1I State Bank Bidg.
CITY
W,
SIDNEY on nana lor city and terra loan
H. W, Binder. CKr Natl liana Bid.
OMAHA homes. Eaat Nebraska farina
O'KEEKK REAL F.STATE CO.,
101 Omaha Natl. Douglaa 171.
100 to UO.OdO made promptly. V. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., lSLh and Karnam Bts.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandela Theater.
OMAHA. March 2, 1J1S.
Advices from Mverpool estlmtel the
food stored there as enough to feed the
country for a year, even should the
Herman submarines blockade shut off
(Irvat Britain from ii:thlt mionllcs.
Sentiment In the grain trude Is excessively
bearish, particularly on July wheat and
coarse grains. July wheat "la off 2hc
from the recent high point and the May
option la off ?v.
There la a disposition among some of
the professionals to buv May and ecll
July, believing that a scarcity of wheat
will make higher prtcva before the end
of May and the crop trospecta will de
press July, pome traders assert that
Bentlment ia too bearish and a sharp
rally today would not be surprising.
of the 4!,J,0UU bu. of wheat In the
visible supply, there Is nearly 24,X.i0
bu. at I'uluth and M Inner. polls, which will
all be used for million end export. There
Is 6.000.0HO bu. afloat at Buffalo and 1.141.
OH) In storage, most all of which Is sold
for export.
Knot wheat was 4fMr lower.
Plot corn waa unchanged to Vtc lower.
Spot oats were lc U wer.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
equal to 670,000 bu.; corn, 6ii,O00 bu., oats,
62,000 bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat, not quoted;
Corn, Wd lower.
Primary wheat receipt were 639,000 bu.
and shipments 619.00D bu., against receipts
of 714.WK) bu. and shipments of f2S,0u) bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipt were fiM.Ovt) bu.
and shipments 683,000 bu., against receipts
of l,024,om bu. and shipments of 6T79,00 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 712,000 bu.
and shipments 621,000 bu.. against receipts
of 724.0OO bu. and shipment of SW.oiio bu.
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat- Corn. Oats
.Inly.
Corn
Mar
July.
Oata
May.
July.
Fork
Mav.
July.
!ard
Mar.
July.
Rlba
May.
Julv.
1 1 i i iov i ii i i wm i is'.
7P
T3
I
72V
i
17 07S
17 47S
10 15
7r,
10 06
4!", I
I
17 C?S
17 4;
17 40
17 77W
in n
10 R7li 10 40
I
M I 7S
I 10 M 10 Ki
10 16
74 V
I
I
32H 17 10
17 W
71S
7V,
10 30
10 W
VI
I 10 17V
1 17'
10 40
:s
10 Of.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle Active and Ten to Fif
teen Higher Fat Ewes Fif
teeen Cents Higher.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS OFF
C'. vid hoifrrs. M7Viioo; ranners.
n "I n krm and feeders, J6m'(
i nl s. ,'. t' il. bull', stags, et'..
$4 "0
$...'V)
mark
't.
lliMIM-Kcr-tnt. U'.ftn head
.'.- to ic- loaer; hea v, ; t."
mixed. $rt ti."' t.'V light, 4'i.:'.', i..4l; bulk
of Ple. ii. toM, 4-'.
SIIKKP l l.AM R8-Receipts. i0
hiNil. nrnrkct. 1i- til 1..C hlKhcr; rwes,
;. 1..; Isinl'S. $7.fhcH.."ii'.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modurn abstract office. SOQ S. 17tb St.
Phone Douglas Ms7.
REAL E8TATE FOli EXCIlANGk
WANTED To trade, hotel in country
town with thirty-two acre adjoining;
no encumbrance; tor Omaha residence or
bungalow property. Address, F. L. Flan
nigan, Burton, Neb.
TWO email Improved Nebraska ranches;
small payment down and term on bal
ance. Wsy pay rent? Investigate and
get price and description. Have good ox
changea to offer. J. A. Olson, 636 Bee
Bldg., Omaha.
FOR RENT .
We have complete list of all house,
apartment and flaU that are for rent.
Thl list can be seen tree cf chorge at
Omaha Van A Storage Co.. SQG So. :6th SL
ATTORNEY'
office suite.
would like party to share
Address. F 73, Bee.
more and Offlcea.
AVAILABLE MARCH STH.
Suite of three rooms on 17th St. side of
bnlldlnp. Very desirable location and the
only rooms obtainplile on the street;
lixJO ft.; 30 per month.
THE Kbr, bt.iIL.DINU, .
Office Room HM.
2S1j N. 24th 20x47,, good location for black
smith shop, f2f.
HASTINGS & 1IEYDEN, 1614 Harney St,
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent an unfurnished house
of 10 rooma; must be first class, with
all modern Improvements; in a district
bounded on the east by 2tfth St., on the
north by Dodge St. and on the south by
Poppleton Ave. Give rent, number of
treet and where key can be had to Bee
. house. Address J 39, Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
Yale buy everything 2d hand. Tyler HIS.
OfcfriCai tumlluie bougnt and sola.
C Heed, L2U7 Farnam. Doug. 6146.
FARM for mdse.; I can take a atock of
mdse.. Invoicing up to M.ioo In exchange
for an Improved larm and ranch 120 acres;
price only $.10 per acre. Cha. J. Nelson,
l uma, coio o
EXCHANGES tillaa ROB BINS. D. 284!.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
.Via BUY ifd-nand olutn, I4ii M. Mtn.
REAL ESTATE
FA ILK at UAMH L.ASU9 (OB SALH
CallfurBla.
CO-ACRE FAJXM AT BEAUTIFULi PAT
TEKIWN, STAN18L.AUB CO., CAL.
If you have a good farm or a nice city
property worth n muuey, you can ex
' change It for this nice little place, lo
. fated In one of Uie most fertUe and beau
'. tlful valley In the world. Climate la
Ideal, the aoll rich and productive. Near
the big coast city market and only 2hk
' mile from town. It Is all In cultivation;
. 40 acre In alfalfa, small houae and barn,
; good well and plenty of water for Irriga
tion. Thla farm is In one of the most
highly developed sections of California.
Owner live in the east and you can make
a mighty good deal with him.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
"Ware Block. Omaha.
Poultry Farms
Going Into the poultry business? And
do you want a pleasant auburban home
on which you can specialise In chickens.
yet raise some vegetables, hogs, a little
fruit and nearly everything you need to
live on? Something close enough to the
Omaha market to assure you a good
piico for your products and near enough
town to Bteadlly rise In value?
Then ee us about the acreage plots
llHted below and others we have. There
plots will demand a higher price April
1. If Interested see u now. We are
acreage specialists.
Fifteen acres. West Center, five blocks
from car. Fine Improvement, cost over
110,000. Price, tl6,O0o
Twenty acre, a little further out. Good
Improvements. All in fruit and conceded
to be the equal of any fruit farm In the
atate. Price. $15,000.
Twenty acres, northwest of Florence.
Very fair Improvements, lot of fruit and
shrubbery. Thla land 1 rolling, but fine
forfrult, poultry or hog raising. Price,
Twenty acre, about 1H mile west of
(Florence, a short distance from the
macadam road. Very fair Improvements,
fruit and shrubbery. Priced at $6,000.
way below price of adjoining property.
rive acres, aooui t mile aoutn or South
Omaha city limits, with A No. 1 Im
provements, that cost at least S4.000.
Price, $5,000.
Five ncres, in same locality, Improve
ments fair. Price, $3,000.
O'Xeil's R. E. & Ins. Agency,
1606 FARNAM PT. TEU TYLER 1024.
Chicago
Minneapolis
1 u I nth
Omaha
ansas City
St. IuJs ,.
Winnipeg
10S
8
ft
47
as
375
208
20
12
40
2s
t'hlcaro Cash Prices W heat ; No. 2 red,
$1.411.4!-V No. 2 bsrd, $14i n I ."OS
Corn: No. 2 yellow. 72c; No. 4 yellow.
itr; No. 4 white, fW'u9c. Oats: No. 3
white, MV'IMWc; standard. MV'i-'c.
I!ye. nominal. Rarlev, 7t'V. 8eerts:
Timothy, $..0iH( SO: clover, lift ftoi 14 M.
Provisions; I'ork, $l.9f.; lard. U.i; ribs.
$8.7.i 2fi
Ht'TTK.R liower; .'reamery. 2W29c.
EfMlS lowers receipts. lii.1 cases; at
mark, case Included, 1S'0'l!1c: ordinary
fiists. l.u.n!V: firsts, lSac.
POTATOES Receipts, S4 car; un
chant!"'d POUL,TRT-Allve higher; springs. W;
fowls. Ibc.
SOl'Tlt OMAHA. March . VIS.
Cattle lloss. fiheep.
r. v in in" r i
&.00O 1.W I
liereicts were:
Oifirlnl Mondav
! Ftltnatn Tucsdav
int t;i i.ik unit k mirki.t
rnk iheep
KF.W YORK tiEERAI. MARKET
Varloos
The following aales were reported todav:
The. receipts of wheat were very light
and there were no sales of that grain re
ported. Rye No. 2: 2 cars. $1.0M. No. 3:
1 car, 11.08; 1 ear, $1.08. Corn No. 3 yel
low: 2 cars, 66c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
(ic. No. 8 mixed: 1 car, fitie. No. 4
mixed, lt cars, tibc; 1 car, 54c No. 6
mixed: H car, A6c. Oata Standard: 1 car,
MMic. No. S white: 2 cars, 61'c; 2 cara.
He. No. 4 while: 1 car, 61c;, 4 car, 60c.
Sample: 2 cars, 49V.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
$1.36Wal.40; No. 3 hard, $1.34HI'1.!: N.
4 hard. $1.271.37; No. 3 spring. $1.M1 .38;
No. 2 durum, $1.3231.33; No. 3 durum, $1.31
(ffl.32. Corn: No. 1 white. CB(&fi7c: No. 2
white, tiHVgiiV'j No. 3 white, tfciffHBVic:
No. 4 white. BV(?6i4c; No. 6 white, tiVM
H8o; No. 6 white, l,WMoc; No. 1 yellow.
XWmc; No. 2 yellow, HftfftKVie; No. 3
yellow, 6ititjiio; No. 4 yellow, SVifiXic;
No. 1 mixed. 66Vih4Mic: No. 2 mixed, HVw
CiS'ic; No. 3 mixed, 4i5i ji4o : No. 4 mixed,
MViiiEc : No. 5 mixed, t4Vmi(oo ; No. 6
mixed, 64Vm4c Oats: No. 2 white. 51H
fin'.l; standard, SlMiolV; No. 3 white,
Ciwr.l'ilo; No. 4 white, WWuM-. Barley:
Malting, 7(K7i7flc: No. 1 fed. vy77c. Rye:
No. 2, $1.0844rl.0; No. 3, ll.OHtpl.flO.
CHICAGO GRAIN A7U PROVISION
Colorado-
TO SETTLERS ONLY-320-acres for $200;
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, co
Sana. J. A. Tracy. Ft. Morgan. Colo.
A BARGAIN.
Suburban home, 6 acres, 4 acres In
fruit, balance. In truck garden; 6-room
brick bungalow, steam heat, electric
light, water. Want to exchange for cltir
property. Must be well located. For
further particular address CW, Bee.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Illinois.
SECTION OF ILLINOIS CORN LAND.
Owner Uvea In Omaha and will con
alder a good farm nearer home. This I
a splendid corn and grass farm:, big house
and barn, well fenced, black sandy loam
oil, nearly level and well drained. Six
mile from a big town and 2 mile from
: station on two railroad. 'Handy to Chi
cago market. Owner Is anxious to deal
no see us at once and we can make yoil
a good proposition.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
.Ware Block. Omaha.
Non-Resident
Owner Offers
Big. Bargain
7 Rooms- $1,800
One block from 24th St. car near Maple
St. This Is a good 2-story house, modern
except heat, with fine lot and big shade
trees. All street paved; houae in good
repair. Owner need cash and make pi ice
70J below It value.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 163G. State Bank Bldg.
Featorea of the Trading; and Closing
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 2. Rumors that Tur
key would beg for terms of peace broke
down value in wheat today f"c a bushel.
but large sales for export from the United
States made the market rally. There was
a nervous close at lc to &'4c under last
night. Corn scored a net gain of 1 g'V4c
to lttc. oata finished hkc off to lttc up.
and provisions at an advance of 10c to
Wheat at first had an upward slant.
the result of comparative strength shown
by quotations at Liverpool, and because
of adverse crop reports from many Eu
ropean countries and of notably lessened
domestic receipt. Uneasiness a to chip
ping difficulties, however, prevailed
among holder and there was plenty of
bearish sentiment after word came that
some of the fort guarding the narrowest
channel of the Dardanelles had been
hushed. It was at this Juncture that
hints of the Turks suddenly giving up the
struggle threw the trade here into con
fusion. The Turkish princes were said to
be urging the sultan to obtain whatever
concession he could, but neither this
rumor nor any others of the sort could
be corroborated and the market began
again to awing to the bull side.
Estimates of the amount of wheat pur
chased today in the United States for
shipment to Europe ran a high a 1.600.-
000 bushes.
Decided Improvement In seaboard de
mand lifted the corn market. Europeans
were said to have taken 500,000 buahela.
Changea In the price of oat were not
at' all uniform. The Ma? option rose
sharply, owing to export buying said to
aggregate 1 .000.000 bushel. July delivery
weakened in consequence of predictions
that Russian shipments would be great
before the harvest of the new domestic
crop.
Free covering by snort because or the
firmness of corn was the chief develop
ment In the provision pit. Bearish fig
ures on warehouse stock had but little
effect.
Futures were quoted a follow-
Oaotallona of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 2-FlOl-R-F.asy;
spring patents, f7.JOi.4&: winter patents,
Jsi.!HHii.l&: winter straight, $j.7.Vii.H0;
Kansas straits. $fi m1 00. ......
WHEAT Spot market weak: No. Z red.
I1.HU. and No. 2 hard. $1.K4. all mil.
c. I. f. track export; No. 1 northern.
Duluth, $l.4, and No. 1 northern.
Manitoba, $..V. c. I. f. Buffalo, ruturra
weak; Mav, $1.6t.
CORN-Sptt, firm: No. 2 yellow. S.C.
c. I. f. to arrive.
OATS Spot, steady; standard, SlHc; No.
S white. Xlr; fancv clliU'cd white, iWftie.
HAY-Slcady: No. 1. $1.05; No. 2, WnWc;
No. 3 niS;c: shipping. "."4iV
HOPS wuiet: state, common to choice.
19H crop 12'(ilSc; Pacific coast, 1914 crop,
l:i(ilc; 1913 crop, Kullc, .
HIDES Steady: Bogota, SlttV:
Central America. SIHc. ..... ...
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 32c,
seconds. SorfrSlC.
PROVISH ins-Pork, barely steady; mess,
$l.Mif-2i W; family. $2S.Wjr;3.5. . I.u?f;
quiet; mess. 21 rtHii 23.00; family. 'v;
2no. Lard, easy: middle west, $! rv(i 9 , ,.
2Mi0 Ird, rnty; middle west, JW.tfiifl iO.
TALI.OW- Steady; city, 6c; country.
fitiWV-: speclnl, 7c. . ,
111 "TTKK- Finn; receipts. 10,S( tubs:
creamery extras 192 score) SlWlic;
creamery tldgher scoring i, --.u.v;.
firsts 27,i'7.i0V..c; seconns, za'ii-ic.
KXGS Steady; receipts. 24.R49 ihcs;
fresh . gathered extra. 22(fi'.5!'c: extra
firsts, iMViil'tc; firsts, 20iJ0Hc: seconds,
;Wvf23c; near by hennery whites, 24
(f'lV
CHEESE Steady: receipts. 2,192 cases;
slate whole milk held specials, KVnl7c;
state while milk average fancy. 2u y.' ie.
POULTRY Alive, firm: western chick
ens. 'So; fowls. lfiHi'17e; turkeyr 13
b17o. Dressed, steady; weatern roasting
chickens, froien. 170idlc; fresh fowls. 14V
iflSVic; turkeys. lHia21'4jo.
OMAHA GBKRRAL MARKET.
I Tan dav this week.. PVOiD 2s. 3
1 S.une ,Uiv last week.. H.r'i lis.V'l
Same dm a i weeks ago 3. '." 13.30?
Snmo duvs 3 w-,.ka nmi 7 k:Tfi 3H.447
Same days 4 weeks aao MOD I."'.!' 19.M5
amo diiva last venr..1'.73- 17.id2 31.4. J
The following table show the receipts
of cattle, hog and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with Inst esr:
1915. 1914 lne-
Cattle. Ifil ..M lMi.l'W
llnga . . .4 271 r.rt.iilS
bheep .'47S.'::4 4'A7R4
The following tabia show tli average
price for hoga at th South Omaha Uva
lock market for th last tew day, with
comparison: i
Dati 'l!ll6T:l4.im lll.llll.tiK l'-
taltle teadr Musi
trona.
CMICAUO March 2. CATTLE Re-
,i-ii"e, .i,i" ncan; niarKii sunny; nmiv
W.0!
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Appears to Ignore Latest Turn to
European Events.
TRADING 18 VERY LIGHT
NEW YORK, March 2 On th nrfc.
at least today's slock market appeared
to Unoti' tuc latest turn to European,
events ami lt possible effect on the for
elun trml.. of tills countiy. Trading was
very linht. but prices were well main
tained in the tiettcr known Issues, some,
of the eastern railways gaining 1 to 2'
Receipts. 1.C head, market I P"ns. Willi recessions in i"e 1Hj r
in.?. p . i I ii 1 1 i,b wei." in, i.-Miiip,, ,',,.,.
Inint. rsnetlallv motor aharea, but the
.l.iion
steers. $.". h,.K7: western. I.
ii nun neueis. .i'.'li.l" caivt
moos
.-', .-. I we.i k, ,"h' to pv lower; buik of
''-' ft. K Til llnl.l .,-. .. . ... .
. Illll, ,1 II .1. IIIIX.-ll
(w,r7.V; cows1
jk ;y,, in no
sales
f.; i..
$li. "vS
ih
J'eb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
14 1 ,1 2
IS. 1 I
li I ( M Mi
i?. s msi $ n;
IN.l ft 4.1-Vi U
6 3M)i
s
I
t,4l
K'.l
Ml
8 it
8 X
7
1 N
8 01
$ 14
t 06
7 Mil
8 3u
8 l
26.1 W I $ 001
2o. 6 ;v S 40 8 12
8 U
I
8 19
ti 4i
l I
4H
8 421 8 oi
8 .141 8 181
8 Sol
8 28
Otil
01
5 Kl
6 Ml
I
t 90l
6 tw:
i
7 01
? 11'
8 in) U
6 m
6 6
8 7!
Ml 8 Mi
7 isii 8 91
8 9Zi
8 7; i
8 ?i e i
7 0S
7
6 s
011 8 IK
7 W 9 02
7 4( 20
6 S"' 19
7 4i 6 7o 19
0-JI
0S t 82
B ll 6 W
6 151 6 02
8 2..; W
9 2n
4
Ml
18
I 07
03
5 91
t T
i W
04
ti 11
7 10
8 11
14
08
04
cattle Good to choice
Hlaanata.
RED RIVER VAIJ.EY WHEAT FARM
MO acres in Wilkin county, Minnesota, ti
miles from Campbell, to exchange for a
'smaller farm in eastern Nebraska or a
good city residence. Here la as handsome
a piece of land as ever you saw, level as
a floor, well drained, no stones; rich
black soli, rauMw big crops hard wheat
big crop of potatoes and alfalfa; half In
cultivation balance hay and grass, all
tillable; close to chool; fin neighborhood.
PAYNE'INVESTMENT COMPANY
Ware Block.
Omaha.
Missouri.
G22.D ,.Q1cla', to town. acre.
$400, $6 montnly; 40 acre. $700. $10
monthly; M acres. $U0; no Interest, no
taxes, no forfeiture; best bargain in
South Mlkfouri; llteratura free. 1.. Mer"
rini. r.ina Henton. Kansa City. Kan.
POOR man chance; $6 downTw moutlilyT
buya 40 acre good land and timber;
1 own: healthy location; price only
t 0. Box 42.VQ, cartnage. Mo. X
Haaaaa.
I) , Dll 1 IKI ,n . .
"iry larm, near Sa-
list of 100 kutM farm for sale fii central
Kanaas. V. E. Nluuette, Sallna. Kan.
riNE 'vTt'LEY KoV40TliENNE,ASKA,S
du.?tr;otn1eerhoTezr'a
'r","U,.!T.'ln nd..!"ur com.
.u.uis:. j uia i nas just a little
slope to the aouth. oll warm and rich
nothing better for alfalfa, potatoes, grain
and .ugar beet, j, . aj ln cultivation
and only I miles from town in Morrill
county on Burllnxton R It. m"
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Ware Block. Omaha. '
WANT TO EXCHANGE Ycrt n FARM
FOR A FINE CATTLE RANCH?
Here Is one that is sure to please you
It has 1.200 acres of as good soil a you
ran Uod ia Nebraska and 90 per cent is
nearly level plow. land, about SW acres
now cultivated for roughness, balance the
lest buffalo grass pasture and wheat
grass hay. Fair improvements, plenty of
"-r, i nines on goon section line road
to Gordon. On C. & N. W. R. R.. Land
will raise alfalfa See us today.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Block. Omaha.
FOR SALE W acre. mllea north of
Central City. Neb. Mr. Amy fctavely,
SCO Lincoln Ave., CouucU Bluffa.
Kountze Place
$3,800
Six room and aleeplng porch, only 2
year old. living room acroaa the front,
very stylish houae In every way; $000
down, balance monthly.
Payne Investment
Company
Pouglaa 17X1.
Ware Block.
Must Sell Now
Owner needs the money and has re
duced price for uale at this time. 4ti:il
Charles St., a fine 8-room house, modern.
complete; hot w ater heat, close to school,
mi ixnyj uii, ct. ii auuui i ins piace.
Owner at 3420 Parker St. says to aell
hia place thla spring. This Is a dandy 6-
room, completely modern cottage, on a
fine south front lot; near school, store
and car. It 1 worth seeing.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Ioiigla.i 20". 508 Bee Bldg.
Articlel Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloae.l Yea'y.
Wheatl
May.)
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Good New Brick
Income
Rringa $90 per annum, will aell on part
rash and carry balance or will consider
some exchange If clear. For further In
formation call at 7of Omaha Nat. Bank.
TRAVER BROS.,
Investment
FOR SALE.
Four beautiful brick flat, pressed
brick fronts, fine appearing and coat
about $IK,OU0 to build. Owner going to
California. Rentals are $115 per month
now, but would bring more. Thl is one
of the best Investments In the city $13,000
on half cash, balance 4 per rent, on
good terms.
W. M. Nash & Co.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Ifa Bee Bldg.
Phone Red 3236; residence, Harney 1127.
BTTTKR No. 1, l-n. carton. Slo: No.
t, -lb tubs, 29c.
CHEESE Imported Swlss 34c; Amer
ican Kwisa, Mc; block Bwlas, 22c; twin.
16c; dalale. lie; triplet. 17c; oung
Amoricaa. 19c; blue label brick, l.Vc; lm
burner, 2-lb., 20c; 1-lb., 20c; New ork
white, 19c; imported Frenuh Roquefort
40o.
POTATOE3 Colorado Rural. T6o bu.;
Red River Ohio, Wo bu.; Minnesota.
Whites. Ode bu.
FISH Trout. loc large crapple. 16c;
halibut. 14c; channel caulsh, 14c.
IS W KET POTATOES KHnuas. $2.75 bbl.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rlb. 16c; No. 2
ribs He; No. 3 ribs, 10.e. No. 1 loins,
17c; No. 2 loins, luVic; No. 3 loins, Uc,
No. 1 chuck, c; No. 2 chucks. f"4jc; No.
3 chucks, No. 1 rounds, UVc; No.
2 rounds, 11c; No. 3 rounds, 10V4c. No. 1
plates, 8c. No. 2 plates, 7'4jc; ' No. $
plates, 7c. ....
POULTRY Broiler, 14V4c; spring chick
ens, 11c; hens, mllc; cock, sc; ducks.
10c; geese, 8c; turkeys. Me; pigeons, per
do., twe; ducks, full feathered. 10c; geeae.
full feathered. He; aquaba, No. 1. $1.W; No.
2. 50r
Market quotation furnlhed by GlUnskl
Fruit company. . ...
FRUITS orange, extra fancy Alpha
betical, all Btxe. $2.78 per box; extra fancy
Paul Neuron, large sues, iiw jmr u.
extra fancy Sunkist, all sues, w.w ier
box. lemons, rancy uunxisi, wn,
$4.0oi!N.50 per box; choice Red Ball, $3.60
per box. .Orape fruit. ie, 46s. $2.00 per
box: Ws, Nis, i.ou per dox; ps. H"1
box. Apples, extra fancy Washington
white winter Pearmaine, $2.00 per box;
fancv Washlnirton white winter Pear-
malnes, $1.75 per box; extra fancy Wash
ington Ppitxenburgs, $1.60 box; Washing
ton extra tancy Hoovers, $1.36 tier box;
extra fancy black Ben Davis. $1.26 per
box; fancy Washington Jonathans, 17rs,
ISss, 200s, $1.26 per box; extra fancy P.lacl:
Twlga, $1.60 per box: fancy Black Twigs,
$1.36 per box: extra fancy Qanns, $1.26 per
box; fancy noma neauues, si.au iir
box lots or more, $1.40 per oox; r.en
Davis, highly colored, $3.25 per bbl.
Grapes, California Emperor, $3.50 per
drum; Malaga, $.00 per bbl. Pearo. An
Jous, Jerseys, Sheldon, Bosoo, Easter,
$2.26 per box: Iawrence. $3.00 per box.
Bananas, per buncn, .i.uutirz.; per io.. so
Strawberries. 50c a quart. .
VEGETABLES Cauliflower, wnoio
crates, $2.75 per crate; half crate, i.do
per V4 crate: cabbage, N. V. Danlah. 3c per
lb.; Wisconsin Holland see1 cabbage, l3
per lb.; California, new ctaooage, ic per
lb.: celery, Jumbo, fific do.; head lettuce,
$1.01) dox ; leaf lettuce. 4oc.doa; onions.
red, 2o in.; yellow, ze id. ; wnite, zvac id.;
Spanish. 41. j0 crate; artichokes, $1.60 doc;
endive, 36c lb.; Brussel sprouts, 20c lb.;
peppt'is, t: ouskpi; tomatoes, . crare;
aarllc. Italian. 26o lb.: onions (sliallotsi,
6c dox. ; radishes, 60c do.; turnliis, 60c
doz.: spinach. 60o doc: parsley. 6oc do.
beans. I4.n0 hamper; onion sets, yellow
and led. $1.60 pen bushel: white, $1.76 per
bushel; potatoes, 'Colorado rural, 7oc per
bushel: Red Ktver onios. hoc per bushel:
Minnesota whites, Ooo per bushel; sweet
Potatoes. $2 7S per bbl.
NUTS No. 1 California walnut. 1c
per lb.: black walnuts. Vc iter lb - fll
befts. 13c per ' pecans. 12'-tc per lb.;
Brazils, 12'e per lb.; almonds, 20o per
lb.', 12-12 ox. figs. 86c per box; 60-8 oi. ffs.
$2.00 per box; sugar walnut dates, $1.40
per box; hailowi aatee. sc per lb.
MIHCELLANI-XII S Shelled popcorn, 4c
fer lb.; ilmes. $1.75 per box; rrackerjaclt,
i.fiO per ease; case; $1.75 per case;
checkers. 5.ti0 per cae; caae, ii.ts ht
case; noney. ii.uu per case; ciaer, N. r
$.1.."i0 per keg: rocoanuta, $3.50 per sack: TBc
per doxen: rranberrle, late Howea, $2.:'iO
per nox; .'' per ddl ; peanuts, raw, 7c
per lb.; raw, sack lots. Jumbo, 8o per lb.;
roasted, '4c per id.; sailed, $1.60 per can
mushroom, 60c per lb.
'Sunday.
Ouotatlona on
cornfed beeves, $7.7fiii.3(l; fair to good
cornfed beeves, $7.0O'47.76; common to
fslr cornfed beeves, Jti.OOCVT.OO; good to
choice heifers, $tt.2ri7.00; good to nolo
cow, $5.7,Vuti.tiO; fair to good cowa, tti.OOuf
5.70; common to fair cow. SJ.&OuTi.tW;
gi.od to choice stockers and feeders, $7.00
ilT.M; fair lu good stockers and feeder,
Ji.."Hi'7.H, common to fair stickers and
feedera, $j,7l;u.ft0; atock heirer. $r.h0
8.60; stock cows, i.ri.(u.2fi; atock calvea,
(Hi-US. 0U; veal calve. $7.(Aul0.00; lAill.
stags, etc., J itiiti.Ei.
CATTLE Receipts were lllwral this
morning, but In spite of that fact the de
mand nt very active and the trade In
very satisfactory condition. Prices on
beef steers were lOWISc higher so far aa
the best gradra of tattle were concerned.
In other words, buyer put back what
they took off Monday, making the mar
ket not much different from what It wna
last week. The quality of the offerlnga
was not very good, so that tho sale do
not show up very high on paper.
Cow and heifer were active at price
that were strong to as much as 10c
higher.
Feeders were in good demand and a
little stronger than Monday.
Everything was sold at an early hour
In the morning.
Representative sales.
MEEK" ti l I!. bits,
No.
lieavy. $ti'Vfi &: ronah. 1 20'rinV.i.V t.lua.
..7tr itT:,
SIIKKP AMI LAMBS--Receipts. V"
head; market strong : sheep. $;.ioiit.o;
vearllngs. $T.V."u x.75: lamb. $7R!r.tlU
Hanaaa City l.lie Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 2-CATTLi:--Revelpts,
7..W head: ninrket higher, prime
fed steers. $x niiN,tW; dress, .! beef steers,
KTWrMHi; western steers. $i',.:rilS 00; stoclt
eis and foedera. $i.u7.7.': bulls. Sf..riiii
4i.ro : calves. $ti.,sm I" Ti.
IIOOS--Roccli'ts. 1i;.10 head: market
higher; bulk of sales. fg.,Vi7.T: heavv.
Jii 'si'ii tli: pnrkrra and butchers, $ii.t.n
8.; light. 8 vvHti.7r; p'gs. $', miiiii Vi.
SIIEKP AM' LAMBS I tere 1 1 t s. fi.OiH)
head: market higher; lanilis, JH.oiMimo;
yearlings, $7.7.'iliS.&0; wethers. $ii.7fwi7.7B;
ewes, J;.?;iit7 50.
St. I.oula 1 Ive Stock Market.
ST. IdH'IH, March 2 CATTt.I? Re
ef li. 2.ii head; market higher: native
b"ef steers. $7 rtwin 00, cow a ami belters.
f.'i.WVii s.J.; southern steers, $r..26'irt.7r.;
co and hellers, $4.00r;nj.(i(i; native calves.
JbOiwu 10.75.
HOOS Receipts, 10,rJ head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $.Y2.''W,.!sV mlxd
head: market higher; native muttona, $i.?r
.75; yearlings, $7.MWrV!'i.
and butchers, $'i.7iifuil.'.i(i; good heavy,
$i 7iMr HTi.
SIIKKP AND LAMBS-Recclpts. 300
Omaha Hay Market.
HAY Pralrlo: About flftv ears of
prairie hav waa on all track. Receipts
over Sunday were fairly liberal, much
heavier than anticipated, amounting to
about fifteen care. Receipts probably will
run light during this week. Choice un
hand, $11 MKi 12.00; No. 1, $11 OorliU.RO; No. 2,
.iiW1I.Mi: No. 3, $A.0Oi. Hit. Choice mid
land. Sll.00iu1l.B0; No. 1, Sl(l.;OHrl1.O0; No. 2.
$V60rif9.MI: No. 3, $rt.0o)S.0O. Chinee low
land. S.OOoifl.fjO; No. 1, s.r0rti9.00; No. 2.
$7 Oa'dH OO; No. 8. $6.00077.00.
STRAW None on the market Choice
wheat. $6.0Oflf..riO. Choice oat or rye,
$ti until On.
ALFALFA Tliere are eight cara on the
; market thla morning, very llltlo better
than No. i. Koliowlng Is tho range:
Choice pea green, $1.1 60i 14.60; No. 1, $13 00
IhlS.Ml; No. 2, $12.00(11 12.60; No. 3, $10.60
ill 1.50.
I litter absence of investment demand was
aanln a striking feature.
There was a renewal, on a moderate
scale, of the recent selling for foreign
account, chiefly In the bond division, and
ipioted values In some high grade Issnies
showed concessions. Exchange markets,
were mote steady, except on German"
and Italy, tho better tone being due, II
ana believed to tho German-Austrian
embargo.
ln the final hour of the session thera
ins a precipitate decline In the. stock
and 4 per cent bonds of distillers" securi
ties, each breaking about 6 points.
This w-as preceded bv greater heavi
ness In thi! grain markets, which rallied
sllklitly at tho close.
The uncertain state of the copper In
dustry was shown by the varying alti
tude adopted by some of the producing
mpanlea In their divided policies. on
of which restored Its resular rate of dis
bursement, whl'e others deferred action
or made reductions. In the steel trade
prices of certain specialties were ad
vanced, Erie reported a g.iln liv net for Januarys
of 1M,OHO and Canadian Pacific and
Chesapeake Ar Ohio managed to cut op
i rating expenses to the extent of yield
ing moderate net returns, but Soaloard
Air Line reflected Its recent heaviness
with a loss of $2,o0rt,0nn. New York Cen
tral was !lrm on Its favorablo statement
Issued after the closo of yesterday
market.
lAndon'H markets were steady on lm
provement In the ship labor situation,
and reduction of marine rates. Canadian
Pacific and Union Pacific reflected mod-'
crate Inquiry.
The local bond market waa Irregular,
speculative low priced Issues declining
hhsrply. Total sales par value wern
$? c;7,m.
United States bond were unchanged on
call.
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OWNERS SALE,
leaving city; must sell two new mod-
rn rnlttDM arnrth S' , I V 1 1 radu , n
$4,2o0; only pioo rash. Phone Doug. 3C07.
$2,850
Dandy 6-room, all modern home, bed
room and bath upstair; elegant lot, 4tix
ltk), fruit and shade tree. Located near
17th and Laird Sis.
C. 0. CARLBERO.
33 Brandel Theater Bldg. ,
2577 EVANS e-r. mod home, oak finish
throughout; easy term. Web. 3915.
HEAL ESTATK SOUTH SIDE
BO. SIDE BOULEVARD HOUSE ii.lH.
A fine, strictly modern, practically new,
S-room houae, with barn, for ll.uno less
than it' worth; Vi block from Vinton St.
car line.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Douglaa 1781. Ware Block.
HEAL ESTATE DUNDEE
NEW DUNDEE HOUSE
$5,500
Fireplace, buffet, tiled floor In bath
room, finished In oak first floor, birch
second floor; south front lot; close to car.
W. II. THOMAS & iSON,
r State Bk. Bldg. D. UM.
REAL ESTATK MISCELLANEOUS
LEQAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK, January a), 1915.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The Missouri Pacific Hallway Comnanv
Notice is nereoy given mat the annual
net ting or tne siocanoiaers or The Mis
sour! Pacific Railway Company will be
held at the general oince oi tne Company
In the tiiy or oi siaouri. .n
Tiuiiiiv. March 9. lt15. at 9 o'clock A
m for the election of thirteen direi.,r.
for the enaulng year, and for the transac
tion of any ouier ousine that may
com before said meeting. Th annual
meeting of tne mrior win tie held at
the turn office on the same day at
twelve o'clock noon. The transfer books
will be closed on Saturday, February t,
1916 at twelve o'clock noon, and will b
reopened on Wednesday, March 10, 1W5,
at ten o'clock A. M.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY, By B. F. BUSH, Prealdent.
H. L. I'TTKH, Secretary. Febaa Lift
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS' MEET
ING. Notice la hereby given that th regular
annual met ting of the stockholder of ths
South Platte Land company will be held
at tb olflce of said company at Lincoln.
Nebraska at leven o clock m. on lb
Ulrd day of March, A D. Ii) 16.
C H. MORRILL, Prealdent,
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln, Nebraska. February 1, 1916
F-J-d-it
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. March 2
WHEAT May, 1.3, bid; July. $1 Sii
No. 1 hard. $1.41V4; No. 1 northern, $1.374p
1.1 ; mo. a norinern, fi.ri i.ais.
FIjOUR Declined; fancy patents, $7.20
first clears, $rt 15; second clear, 14.70.
HARLKY 2ffi75c.
JtVh-$1.0!Vff 1.10.
Bit AN $22.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. fn1iSic.
OATS No. 3 white, C2Vi'&2Vic.
FLAX-$l2Va 1.864.
Liverpool Grala Market.
UVKRPOOL, March S-WHKAT-Spot
No. 1 Manitoba. m 7d; No. 2, 1.1 d- No
3 hard winter. 13a 4d.
t'ORN-Biot. quiet; American mixed.
new, ia uisa; American mixeu, old, s(
March, 7 7d
t.lrfala OraJa Market.
BT. LOVM8. March 2. WHEAT No.
red. $1.401.41; No. hard, tlu'l.;: May.
$l.3s; July. $1.11.
CORN No. 2, $7nrrr70Vc; No. I white
lasjci; may, . My. svt.
OATS No. 2. 66c; No. 2 white, 66V4c.
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FEEDERS.
74 t (10
1011 7 1
1024 7 m
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4 'ii
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1 UMI 4 40 I.J.
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1 1640 6 60 47..
STOCK E US AND
4 707 4 40 17..
HIS 4 76 29..
7 1047 as ' 10..
J 620 4 SO
HOOS Another liberal run nowed up
tills morning, about i'rt cars, ir 18,600
head being estimated. Total for the two
a few hoga early at ngure mat were
of . 2,600 head, and 11,000 head larger than
a year ago. ln aplte of the large run,
tract ti opened out In fair ahae, and both
shippers and some of the packers bought
a tew bogs cany at ngure mat ww
no more than tendy to a nickel lower
than vesterday average. Price did not
remain on thl level very long, however.
and before much of anything wa sola
bid were lowered fully n nickel, tho next
offer being made on a big lnjjlOo lower
basis.
Sellers were trying hard to get sieany
price, but aa packerr refused to do any
better, trade dragged along until nearly
midday before the bulk of tho hog
started to move. Up to the time the
movement started there had been no Im
provement In value, and when buyer
raised offera just a pinch seller began
cashing their hogs slowly at price that
were still a riat GWlOc nelow yesterday a
average. Trade remained slow all the
way through, and It wa after midday
when a clearance waa finally made.
The big end of tho offerlnga sold at a
6'ri'10c decline, and In spite of the fact
that some of the first sales were pretty
close to steady, the average Is a good big
nickel off. Bulk of the later sales waa
made at $B.42146.45. whllo a sprinkling
of the early hilga sold at $U.47r'ni.a2, and
a few load rtiched $6.06, tho top
Kansas City Grain aa Provlalone.
KANSAS CITY. March 3. WH EAT
No. 2 hard. $I..Wy(Ji.3li; No. 2 red. $1
1.S7; May, $1.34S; July, $1 .00; September.
1.01V
CORN No. 2 mixed. tWc: No. 2 white.
o; No. I yellow, tSk; No. 3, V; May,
wStTi-aiSc; July, 71ir71V; September,
72S,ch 7LTrf
OATS No. 3 white. 5lWHc; No. 3
mixed, filftrO.
HUTTER-Creamery. We; firsts,
seconds, 2ic; packing. 17c.
r;(l IS l' lists. Lc; seconds, 16c.
POULTRY Hens, 14c; rooster,
turkey, loc
er York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 2. MERCANTILE
PAPER 3V'i4 per cent.
STERLING K-XCHANOB Steady:
bills. $4.760; for cables, $4.Ho.)6; for de-
mand, $4 80.
SILVER Bar, 41.?; Mexican dollars,
37Se.
BONDS Government, steady: 0 and SO
daya, 2Vif3 per cent; six montha, 3'4g3's
per cent.
CAIJ. MONET Steady; high. 2 per
cent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate, t per
cent; last loan, 2 per cent; dosing bid,
Vk per cent; offered at 2 per oe-nt.
Closing quotations on bond today war
as 'ollows:
r - -- rag.... MM, Mo. re. pt. Ss ... 44
ia eoupoe 4'N. Y. ( . 31, .. 7 mi
D. a. . r P't'aN.r. citr 4' 1K4..10H,
4o coupon 10HN. T. Slate 4S...lt8
tl. H. 4.. ra l'W'N. Y.. N. H. H.
c;
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 2 COFFEE
Coffeo futures were nlmost, entirely neg
lected today. The market closed net un
changed to 4 point higher. Salea, 1,'JTnl
baa Quotations: March, 6.4Xc; April,
6uih'; May, 6.tilc; June, 6.We; Julv. ft.WiC,
August. li?3c: September. 6H2o: (clober.
Spot tpilet: Rio No. 7, 7: Santos No. 4,
B.SHc; NovemlKT, 6.Mc; December, 7.00c.
!H'4. Rlti exchange on luidon was 1-1K
lower. No change waa reported In Mll-
rela prices and cost and freight offers
were reported a shade easier In some In
stancea with quotations ranging around
6.70 for Rio 7 and 8.7.Vtr!.O0 for Santos 4s.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 2 METAL1
I-ad, ateady at $.l.K7WitT3 MH; london,
20 3sld. Hiielter, strong at $10.701811.20;
lyindon, 4.1.
Tin, firm: five-ton lots, $40.1641.00;
twenty-flve-ton lots, $4O.87fill.O0. Copiier,
steady: eieciroiyiic, i4.iiitri4.B7; casting,
$14.2.V(fl4.2. Iron, quiet and unchanged.
At London: Spot copper, S4 2s d;
futures. JLOl 10s. Spot tin, 1S3; future
Jlfi2. Antimony. 72if7ri.
ST. LOU1H, March 2.-METAT, Iead,
higher, at $3.80. Spelter, nominal, at $10.
Oil and Rosla.
NEW YORK, March l-ROSIN-Steadv.
TUHPENTI NE Steady.
SAVANNAH. Oa., March 2-TITRPEN-Tl
N Firm, 42'i salea, .tK bhla.; receipts,
3,ifi bhls.: shipments, 621 bbl.; stocks.
33,1 bbl.
' ltOSIN Firm: sale, fapst bhls.; renelpts,
1,344 bbl.; hlpments. 2,784 bhla.: stocks.
Kli.718 bhls. Ouotatlona. A. H, $'-:"; C
I $102'!,: E. $.t.07Vt; F. O. Vt.10; H. $3.12Vj
I. S3.16: K, $3.36; M, il.00; N. $6.00; WO,
w-ii'i " ... fii.uu.
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Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 2.-COTTON Snot
quiet; middling upland. S.45c; aales. 1,400
tales.
xne cotton market closed firm, net
auvNoen 01 iTrqin iKlint.
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-COTTON flpot.
easier; good middling 6. 2ad; middling.
t.uiu, low imauiing, s.nju. naies s,oui bale
Investor with money read the Real
Estate ad ln The Bee. Advertise your
property for a quick sale.
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Am. rimslters 60 lni nn 3
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Hal. 4b Ohio 4.... no rnn. 4a
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Ountallona fumlihad hr Burns. Prtnker
Hi (innha Nallonal bank building:
mooaa Plil.
Contlnantal O. F. 4 par rant pf4.. T7
rnnllnanlal 1. SR. per rant com., II
Valrmimt Craamary 7 per cant ptd.. I0014
Ko ltlvar llutiar 140 .
Flreslona Tlra AV Ruhbar O)
IAOM-Wllaa Placult lat pfd 11
Lincoln. Trartlon t'o M
Llva HKxk Nat. Rank Bonlh Omaha 17r
Un.aha A C. H. at. Ky. p(4.
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Htork Vard Nai. bank. South Omaha
t'nlon Hlnck Varda, Omaha
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Iw-n.ar Oaa Notas ( par oant. U1T
Oalveslim, Tai., 6a. 1134
Humboldt, Nab. Hf. 6s. 19
Kansas CHr. Mn.. Bihonl 4a, 131....
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Omaha K. L P. 6a. It'll
Omaha B. St. Hr. 6a, ISil
On.alia Wala, 44s 14I
ontaha K. hcxil 4a. 1121
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Hwlft I'o- 6a. IV44
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Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, March 1 Rank clearing for
Omuha today were $3,904,39? CM and for
the corresponding day last year $3,S75,-
of the best Killer. Il'fl
s were about twice aa ' y-OV
Chicago, mat point re- tVyv
e li.uuo bead, with a 1
1 m w m
THICK. (SWOLLEN GLANDS
that make a horse Wheel.
i Roar. Kit Illicit Wind
or Choke-down, can b
reduced with
lime lb.iWU neaa or sneep aim lamoa on
sale this morning and Uie tact tnat mo
leceibt for the two day thus far ar
lllairal, compared with the aaina time
last week and two weeka ago, 1110 mar
ket opened tn good seaaon and prices
were strong. Shortly after the Dinning
trade allowed still further Improvement
aa business became brisk, with the
(lacker apparently hungry tor goou
liller of all kind, ln the end the bulk
of the lamb and yearling showed a 10
fjl&c advance over the general run of
salea veaterday and ewea cloned Kio up.
Most of the 1 hid lis and mutton offerings
eere on the light and handy weight order
so the buyer went ahead and filled their
n, arrim nil U mulClniT fh.tr-
ance of the liberal upply at a compara- I YZ
tlvely early hour ln tne torenoon. At '( ,
one time during the early trade tho mar- !!
ket waa delayed a little on account of the
late arrival or a portion of the receipts
which Included some
The local receipt
large a those at
porting only some
ai renin tendency to
The bulk of tnu larnns movea at .,
a 1th several loads of fed western inuklng
a new top for the year to date at 4H.&0.
Most of the ewe sold at $9.1,Vii0.25, with
two loads of fed westerns reaching $7.40,
new record for the year thu4 far.
There wa nothing doing ln feeders.
Quotations on sheep and lumbs: Lamb,
Mexicans, $i).2Vut'.t"; lambs, fed westerns,
rj.OOfitt.iiO; lamb, shearing, $7.isiuH.:iO;
yearllnga, light. lN.fjOaS.7fi; yearling,
heavy, $s.0nfrs.ft0: wether, good to choice,
$7.f0iu7.7b; wether, fan" to good. $7.26n
7.&U; wes, good to choice, $7.1U-7.40; own,
fair to good, $7.0uu7.1u.
Itepreaeiitative sale:
No.
3 fed yearlings ,
60 fed' lambs
Mb Mexican lambs
17 fed lambs
442 fed lamba
24 cull lambs
3f. fed yearlings ,
TM fed ewes
221 Colorado lsinha
2:MJ (Vilorado lambs
4U fed liunlis
I KM Colorado lambs
10 cull lamba
24 Colorado ewes
k.1 Colo, ewe and wether.
7A fed lamb
1 fed Iamb
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fruit
NKW YORK, March 2.-liVAPOHATKD
APPLrs-Lnll.
IIllfc.I KKl IT5U-Prune, quiet. Apri
cots and peaches, ateady. Jtaialns, quiet
and ateady.
Sagar Market.
NKW YORK, March 2. SUOAR-Fu-tures,
easier In sympathy with bearish
weekly Cuban statistics. Prices at mid
day were I to 7 point net lower. Raw,
nominal; molassca, 3.87c; centrifugal,
4.01c. Refined, quiet.
Dry Good Market.
NKW YORK March 2. DRY OOODS-fc
Cotton gocds market and yarna were
..A nnA havulv .I.biIv Inil.tf Mnn'l WA f
for fall waa moderately active. Silk
were In fair demand. Jobber reported a
ateady trade In wash goods and white
goods.
o
Av. Pr.
, 1W $ 00
, HI W
,73 V Ik'.
,72 46
, M 8 26
, 2 7 TiO
,17 S SO
, v; 7 40
. 76 0
,75 9 Ho
, kO 9 X
.71 25
.HT. g 7S
, 1 7 25
,117 7 40
.72 45
.74 4i
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