THE 11EK: OMAHA, THUKSDAY, MARCH 4. 1013.
11
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SWAITKRS COLUMN
U OAK i ommodri tq trade. What have
you? Address 8. C. s7. Bee.
ln I'PiTiTKTSnl 2 cockerels, thorough
bred Ksrred Itoiks Make n an offer;
wnnt electee fail. Address S. C. '-3. Bee.
PAINT. KTC- What have you to ex
change for bsrrel of Shrtwln A V 11
llana plnt. rolor llirht brown? 1 also
hai'e first-claea ur right piano. Also
una farm Inlplements. Address, 8. C.
Ree.
BANJO-Not a Banjo hut a Banjerlne. a
special concert Instrument, and a
beauty) cost $S6. I can't us It; will trade
It for good typewriter or diamond ring
Address S. C. 700, Bee, Omaha.
TIANO to swap for an auto to make serv
ice wagon out of It. Don't care, for paint,
lmt want a good 4-cyllnder running gear;
no junk pile wanted. Address 3. C. C5,
Bee.
PIANO Swap on well located building
lot; bal. cash. Give full description and
price or no attention paid. Addreea 8. C
6M, Bee.
PIANO PLATER-Whitney Piano Player.
fine condition, coat fc'rflO; will trade for
good S or t-passenger auto. Address 8.
C. 6M. Bee.
PIANO PLAYKR Apollo outside piano
player and H0 worth of roll music and
1 H. P. International Harvester engine;
like new to awap for motorcycle, or
what? Address 8. C. SK8. Bee.
PIANO Upright piano. walnut case,
tool to match, a beautiful tone piano
In first-class shape and condition, to
trade for lot. auto, furniture or merchan
dise or what you might have to offer.
Make me a proposition. Address S. C. 696,
care Omaha Bee.
PIANO, In good shape to swap, on, well
located, cloee-ln old style house and
lot; will pay balance. Want something
that can be made an excellent place;
priced around $2,000 or less. Give location
and price, or no attention paid. Address
P. C. 662. Bee,
ROADSTER Will trade 1914 Metg road
ster, used very little, for a good vacant
lot or as first payment on cheap cottage.
Address 8. C. 6S3. Bee.
KUU3 Oemiine ORIENTAL, rugs, small
and medium sizes, unusually rare and
beautiful designs to trade for what have
you? Address 8. C. hVT, care Omaha Bee.
REVOLVER 44 Bmlth A Wesson. S-eho?,
a good gun, best repair, cost $26.60. Make
offer. What have you? Shotgun, type
writer or Jewelry. Write 8. C. 70.'t. Bee.
hUBBKH BOOTS Have tiood pair at
rubber boots almost 'new will sell or
trade for something I can tine; In good
condltlan; size S. C 461. Bee.
BTOP WATCH Solid 14 karat gold hunt
ing c&so, a chronometer that strikes the
hours, quarter hours and the MINUTES,
Finest Swiss Monnler make. It size Id
GOOD order, never had to have It re
paired, worth K0', to trade for lot, acre
age, merchandise, automobile or what
have you got that I can use? Act quick
as this is a RARE watch and a RARE
opportunity to trade for a watch of this
kind. Address 8. O. 6S1, rare Omaha Bee.
SHOTGUN Winchester repeating shot
gun, 10-gauge, with cleanout rod and
full box of shells; cost $.10 and good as
new; will trade for diamond, typewriter,
or what have you? Address 8. C. 6X3, Hee.
fciq.NS. showcards. Clark & Son. D. 1378.
VACUUM WA9HJNQ MACHINES Have
2a0 well known vacuum washing ma
chines, all new and up-to-date. A guar
anteed machine. Agents, here Is your
chance to make a clean-up this spring.
Will swap for auto or what have you?
Address 8. C. 620, Bee,
WATCH A good, 17-Jewel gold watch, 25,
year , case and good chain. What have
vou and can uce to trade. Address S. C.
fc!. Bee.
WILL trade electric or any kind of piano
and pay difference for small car. Ad
dress 8. C. W. Bee.
WILL trade a 4-cylinder runabout, in
good running order, rnd fine diamond
ring for a B-passenger car. Address 8. C.
178, Bee.
WANTED A light Ford truck or car to
convert Into truck. Have a hotel and
lunch counter doing good business In
tmall town to exchange. Address Box 94,
West Side. la.
WATCH Thin model, Hampton works,
Duber case. This la new; sells at t'M.aO.
Trader for typewriter - or diamond ring.
Write to 8. C SS9. Bee, Omaha.
WATCH A lf-Jewel. 16 aize, 20-year J.
Boss 2o g3ld-filled ease tc tride for
shotgun. Address, 8. C. 1521, care Bue.
-L.
FOR RENT
Apartments aad Flats.
Fidelity Storage Co
rftotatu, uiow.ik, putkiun tui shipping.
16th A Jackson Sts. Phone Douglas
t-r., modern flat. u S. 2th; Ki. H. 471L
FOR KENT Must beautiful, finely fin
ished and up-to-dato 3, 4 and 5-room
aparunenu In city. Building just fin
ished. Flora Apartments. 2661 Jones HU
SNAP Down town, 4-room, modern ex
cept heat. Sea Janitor California Apt.
D. 5237. '
SIX-ROOM apartment Douglas, 213 8.
26th Ave., has sun parlor; new, close In.
Send for our weekly printed list. Hast
ings Hey den, 1614 Harney St.
6-R. apartment, 207 8. 26th Ave.; new,
built-in buffet, very choice; walking
distance. Bend for our weekly printed
nt Hnatlnirs & Hevden. 1614 Harney St.
HERE Is a snap. "Two fine brick flats.
within walking distance, strictly mod
ern; east front, on North 23d St.; reduced
from $35.00 to $27.50 per month. Will be
tut In first-class shape to suit tensju.
W. M. NASH A CO.. 602 Bee Bldg.
Phones: Red 8235; Residence, IL 1127.
MODERN BRICKS.
130 North Wtu B-room, $32.50.
113 South S0th--room, $32.50.
OKEBFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
3016 Omaha National. Douglas 1716.
Fwratsaeal Apartnaemts.
IN the Mae wood at 2511 Harney;, living
room with beamed ceiling, and built-in,
disappearing bed and writing desk:
French doors with balcony; kitchenette
with built-in refrigerator, gas range and
cabinets complete: large, well equipped
bathroom, nevt fumed oak furniture, with
all linen, cooking utensils and silverware
furnished, only g,w.50. i
ERNEST SWEET.
Office, 2511 Harney Pt. Douglas 1472.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
CLOSE IN
Handsomely furnished two-room" and
bath apartments, $35; the Bosworth, 2217
Howard. St. Heat, water and janitor
service rurmnnea. .
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1536. State Bank Bldg.
Board and Rouaaa.
VERY attractive front room, light, large
comioriauie, . in pest close-in location,
south of Farnam: good cooking and
ilenty of It. Very reasonable. Call Harney
imxi.- ...
THREE pleasant West Farnam rooms;
business women preferred; references
required. Address G ). care Omaha Bee.
MADISON 2Jst and Chicago; steam beat;
iv mo. sua up; cms in coanoctlun. D.frtt
SO. 25TH ST. . Single room, modern.
u per montiii
MCE room In private family for refined
gentleman: references required. Phone
Hotels aad Apartmeats.
CurUtt.MA Hoiel. litn ano i a.ii-nla,
yeeiy ratee n ana up. uougias TON.
1KJIX1K HoTKU M.Mirn lUascoabla
lloaaekeeylas) Rooms.
ELKEP1NG and housekeeping rooms, fur.
aaoshaat. 7 B. letii. Tymr 1U21-W.
Light ilousekeejtlatr. Rooms.
OGDEN ANNEX, Council Bluffs, room
with kitchenette, oteam heat Phone H
KOOALS with kitchenettes. Ogden Hotel.
H tea in heat. Council Bluffs. Phone 048.
Hauaes aBt unaa-ea.
X-ROOM. all modern. 2436 Parker St.
HOCK Ed UNDER $25.
tH Charles. 6-r , partly modern, $11
2121 N. 25th. 7-r., mod., ex. heat. $18.
iM Keward, 6-r., new house, larice lot $20.
liH hU Mary s, 8-r., close In. $2iJ.
tii, Wth, S-r., flat, ail modern, IJO.
rM B. 18th. 7-r. flat, modern. $J0.
ARM8TRONO-W ALdll CO.,
Tyler IXMi. State Bank Bldg.
SU. sisaa $3 Pa InoatS up. 807 Paxtoa
l-room mod. house. 2ili Chicago. V. 8146.
FOR RKN'T
llnases and nllmrt,
HOUSES-MODERN.
6- r., 1703 Fort, new bunaslow. $.
ti-r., lhJl Grace, practicHliv new, $.
S-r, H44 8 2th, Itanscorh park. .
r., 2 '. 10th. nice cottage. $22.. 0.
-r., SIM Larlmore, garaae.
7- r., 64 8. 2th Ave., close In $.'".
7-r.. 4M7 Rilrt, Dundee, new, $40.
7-r.. isxij Emmet, beautiful home, gar-
aRe, V.
s-r., Win Fmmet, verr choice, a.).
8-r.. 9 Hickory, new oak floors, choice.
s-r. 1.110 8. 2Mh. Hanscom parK. excei-
lent condition, $2.
s-r., x.u N. IMh, oak nnisn; eieepma
porch, f.U
-r., Jl Plnnev. Isrse yard. $.
HOr8E8-MOIERN EX. HEAT.
6-r.. 2i Maple, new, 130.
5- r., 1t'l Mdnderson, snap at 11".
6- r., 25 Maple, nearly new, $20.
-r 623 8. jrth, close in, t22.
7- r 71 8. Pith, good location. $1.
M-.. lfS7 N. 17th, good repair. $22.
s-r., 1M1 Blnney. snap at $lf.
5- r., 4211 Burden. Clifton Hill. "Is.
HOUSES-PART MODERN.
4-r 1621 N. 34th. aas. water. $10
4-r. 1-W 8 21st. gas. water, toilet, fs'.W.
r-r., ! F.vana good yard, $13.
B-r.. 3309 Spalding, water, gas, toilet,
-r SMS Parker, gas, well. $10.
6- r.. 1W7 Corbv. gas. water, toilet, $!.
FLATS MODERN.
B-r.. ISM Emmet, beautiful flat, sleeping
porch, gas range. $27.50.
-r.. 2RS5 Harney, close In. $30.
-r.. b61 8. 26th Ave., walking distance,
,3-r!' 2S10 California.-choice location. 140.
Send for our weekly printed list, we
HASTJNg" ft HETDKN. 14 Harney 8t.
SlTN 25TH Full 2-story, -r.. all mod.
a n'KFKFB REAL ESTATE .
Ifl1fmaha National. Phone Douglas 2715.
GordonVanCo. i
Muvlng,
eking.
Ktorase.
tit N. nth Ft.
Phone D KM or Web. 13M,
12-ROOM modern house, with bam, hot
water neat, ma nrn n
March L Inquire t. j. u unon, n.
D. lUt.
620 g. 1RTH, fwootn bouse, $13.50.
Phon-s
Web. 6372
ii.,U,Iii ail pans of the city.
tlOUSeS crelgh onm A Co.. Bee Bldg.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, pucks, ships: a-horso van
and 2 men., U.tf per hr.; storage U per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 Tr. tHk
112 -R. BRICK, PART MOD. fc.VIKA
8-ROOM house, 4526 Decr.tur Bl.
Call
Walnut H24.
Maggard's
Van aad btor
age Co.. Large
van, 1 men, $1.4
11.25 par br. I7U
per hr.
uiay, Z men.
Webster.
Doug. 14WV
-r., modern. 7U 8. 87th 8t. 7-r modern.
K14 Leav. 8t, good location. Woh. 2580.
Jf- T ' I axp. wo., moving,
i i IlPPfl pH..klng k storage.
AJV.V.V.VI lMJ Karnam. D. iis.
FOB RENT
We have complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen tree of charge at
Omaha Van & Utoraae Co.. 806 So. :6th 8L
1116 NO. 22d St., 4 r. mod. ex. heat, steel
rauge. gas plate, kitchen cabinet, water
paid; 817. Rasp Bros., 106 McCague Bldg.
Business Property,
11,616 SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE
$75 PER MONTH
120b Jackson street, 44x132 ft. First floor
and banement. Tula la an exceptionally
fine building for a light manufacture or
for storage purposes and undoubtedly the
cheapest rent to be found in the city of
Omaha, considering the arrangement of
the building, location, etc. Will lease
lrum one tu ten years.
HIATT-F AIRFIELD CO.,
230 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. D. 49S.
tores and Offices.
AVAILABLE MARCH 8TII.
Suite pf three rooms on 17th Bt. side, of
building. Very desirable location and the
only rooms obtainable on the street;
una it.; $30 per month.
THIS Mfc.il. DUIL1IIKU,.
Office Room 108.
85li N. 24th-20x4E, good location for black-
smitn snop, $25.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
WANTEO TO RENT
WANTED to rent an unfurnished house
or. ltt rooms; must be first class, with
all modern Improvements; in a district
bounded on the east by 28th St.. on the
north by Dodge St. and on the south by
Poppieton Ave. Give rent, number of
street and where key can be bad to
house. Address J 39, Bee.
WANTED TO BUT
Yale buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1418,
Ofc'tlCh. furniture bought aad sold, J.
C Heed, 12U7 Farnam. Doug. 4.
WE BUY 8d-hand clothes, liil N. 84tn.
REAL ESTATE
FARM KANCH LA8U3 FOR 8ALB
California.
When Dreams
Come true. Read what one'of our buyers
wrote us: 'l have been all over Cali
fornia and found nothing that suits me
as well as your Live Oak colonics; they
are better soil and lower In price Uian
any that I have seen; they just suit me."
This man's dream came true, he went
and Investigated and found that he could
Duy at a price and on terms within his
reach. You can do likewise. We raise
all the crops grown In California, have
32 passenger trains dally, beautiful sur
rounding and many Nebraska people
settled on the land.
Next excursion March 15. Round trln
fare $58. Write today. i
W.T.Smith Co.,
City National Bank Bldg.
Colerad.
TO SETTLERS ON LY 320-acres for 8200;
ncn corn, airaua ana wneac land, eg
sand. J. A. Tracy. Ft. Morgan. Colo.
Iowa.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LAND?
If so you should first get a copy of
the Farm and Real Estate Journal. It
has lands' advertised In It from nearly
every state, so that you can find Just
what you are looking tor In Its columns.
It keeps you informed on land oppor
tunities In ail parts of the country, gives
you personal help In finding land. Send
2Sa today for a year's subscription, or
10c for three months' trial. It will b
stopped 'it the end of the time ordered.
Farm and Real Estate Journal, Traer,
Iowa. o
Kaasas.
BARGAIN 840-scrs dairy farm, near Sa
llna. Kan. write for full description and
list of 100 Kansas farms for sale In central
Kansas. V. E. Niquette. Ha Una. Kan.
Mlaaaaaia.
Red River Valley
For list of Red Kiver Valley
land write the Vogel Kealty
Agency, 1015-16 W. 0. W.
Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FOB RENT OR FOR SALE
For rent, several thousand acres of
prairie land for flax, or will sell on crop'
payment plan; also have several gasoline
tractors with engine gang plows for said
on easy terms- - HACKNEY LAND
CREDIT COMPANT, BT. PAUL, MINN.
The high prices for all farm products
mean good profits and you will never
have a better opportunity to get a big
share If you act now. o
EIGHTY-ACRE farm. 3 miles from
Hastings. 21 miles from Bt. Paul, prao
tlcally all under cultivation, heavy black
loam on clay subsoil: complete set of
new buildings, consisting of a 6-room
house, barn, machine shea, poultry houat,
corn cribs, well of soft water, windmill
and tank, on main road, rural mall de
livery, telephone, school one-half mile,
land lays level. This is a snap at the
price. $S0 per acre, with $2.0u0 cash
down, balance terms. Read 'this again,
then bring your wife with you and look
the farm over. Co-Operative Realty Co.,
Court Block. St. Paul. Minn.
j FIKAL ESTATE
ll'ARM A R4.MII I.AMta FOR Mt.N
Missouri.
GOOD lend, close to R 11. town, acre.
t"o, K monthly; 4 acre. i.o. l
monthly; f acres, 1,1'X; no Interes. no
taxes, no forfeiture; best bargain in
South Mlwouri; literature free, 1). Mer
rlTm. Ellis . Benton. Kansas CUy. Kan.
POOR man's chance; tt down; it monthly;
buys 4 acres good land and ttmrier;
har town: healthv location: price only
t.0. Box 41'.-Q. Carthage, Mo.
Nekraskua.
FOR SALE Best large t-od hlgk-grade
medium-priced land In ivecresKa; v-ry
little money required.
C. Brad.'av. 'vVol
Darn, No
FOR 8ALE SO acres, miles north of
Central Cltr. Neb. Mrs. Amy Stavelv,
J0 Lincoln Ave. Council Bluffs.
New York.
NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE.
The news Is spreading, like a prairie fire,
of fertile soil, good climate, splendid mar
kets, friendly neighbors, perfect marad
roads, fine cliurches, high school and ideal
farming conditions of New York state.
8lxty-two-acre fertile lnnd, good build
ings, running water, on state ma:ad road,
railroad, vlllHge one-half mile. Price
12.500; t500 cash down, 100 yearly, rows If
desired.
Nlncty-elght-acre farm, 1 cows, team,
orchard, woods, brook. falr building.
Price t2.50O, $,VH) cash down, 1109 yearly.
One hundred and fifty-acre farm, build
ings worth ,. Price I'.OOrt. 10 cash
down 3tm yearly, write for photos, rail
road fare one way to purchaser.
E. .VI NSON.
24:"K S. SnlinH. 8t. Syracuse, N. Y.
Wlaeniala.
Upper Wisconsin
Best uuiry and general crop state in the
union: settlers wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices on essy terms. Ask for book
let No. 34 on Wisconsin CVntral Land
Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising.
If interested In fruit lands ask for book
let on Applo Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department, fcoo Una Hallway.
Minneapolis. Minn.
80 ACRES, fairly level. 6u cuiuvaieu;
hrlck house, six rooms; frame barn;
outbuildings; m miles Barronett; price
$3,600, $1,100 cash. Tom O. Masoii, Cum
berland. Wis.
W rsmlsf,
HOMESTEAD Homestead, $28,000 acres.
lust opened; 3J0-acre to eacn applica
tion. Particulars, write at once. k
Lavalleur, Burns, Wyo.
REAL U8TATF LOANS
CITY and faim loans.
5 6V. per cent.
41$ State Bank.
J. H. Dumont & . o ,
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam,
$luo to $iu.uuw made promptly. F. D. Weed.
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam t.
WANTED City loans Peters Trust Co.
UAKV1N BROS feag&K
HEli us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co., Omaha.
iifo
CITY
810-312
LOANS.
Brundela
C. r. C'!lierg,
Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H Thomas, at State Bank Bldg.
UO.NSl on naua tor city a lid term ioana
H. W. Blnrior. Clir Mat! bun Bldg. .
OMAHA homes. Kaal Nebraska farios,
O'KEEFU REAXi F.3TATB CO.,
1010 Omaha Natl. Douglas 2715.
100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. I. Wead,
Wead Bldg., lam and Farnam Sts.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
R EKD Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 208 Brandela Theater.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. 30j d. 17th St.
Phono Douglas 6487
REAL ESTATE PUIi EXCHANGE
Will Exchange
Two sections oi good land In Beaver
county, Utah, for Omsha property. This
is a good chance to get good land cheap.
160 acres Improved, in eastern' Kansas.
110 acres tillable, 40 acres pasture, balance
timber. Will exchange for Omaha income
W. T. SMITH CO.
Touglas 2818. ' City National Bank Bldg.
TWO email Improved Nebraska ranches;
small payment down and terms on bal
ance. Wriy pay rent? Investigate and
get price and description. Have good ex
changes to offer. J. A. Olson, 638 Bea
Bldg., Omaha.
EXCHANGES bllae ROBUIN3. D. 2S43.
REAL ESTATF ACREAGE
1 ACREAGE.
We have a number of clients who want
to exchange small tracts of land, both
impruveu and unimproved, for city prop
erty. THIS VUUELi KJSAL.TX AUE,ri (J X,
1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg -o
A BARGAIN.
Suburban home, 5 acres, 4 acres In
fruit, balance In truck garden; 6-room
brick bungalow, steam heat, electric
light, water. Want to exchange for city
property. Must be well located. For
further particulars address C59. Bee.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
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 streets paved; house in good
repair. Owner needs cash and makes price
$7M below its value.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler VS3A. State Bank Bldg.
Fine Location
New Stucco
Bungalow
Five rooms, strictly modern and up-to-date,
built-in hook case, all rooms deco
rated, screens, window shades, every
thing complete. Price, $3,260. Mmall pay
ment down and easy monthly payments.
Located 2315 Kansas Ave.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglas 4270.
$2,850
Dandv S-room. all modern home, bed-
rooms and bath upstairs: elegant lot, 40x
1H0, fruit and shade trees. Located near
17th and Laird Sts.
C. O. CARLBERG,
312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
$3U0 DOWN
New. 8-room. modern, story snd half,
workmanship and material best quality.
This house will last ind Is a bargain.
M. F. Norris Company,
SH3V4 Bee Bldjr Phone Douglas 3678.
Five-room bungalow, built for own home.
strictly modern, lurge rooms. Must sell
at once and will take $3,600; worth $1.0U).
This and others.
M. F. NORRIS COM r AN i,
603Vi Bee Bldg. Phone Doug. 3678.
Walking Distance
Five-room cottage, all modern large at
tic; fine basement; good plumbing; nice
lighting fixtures; eaet front lot on paved
street. Price $2,760, $260 cash, balanoe
eaav monthly payments- Located 1210
North th street.
Norris & Norris
0 Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglas 4270.
2677 EVANS
throughout -6-r. mod home, oak finish
easy terms. Web. li.
The Bee Wants Ads are the best Busi
ness Boosters.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Steadies After Price Drop,
but the Feeling it Anything
but Firm.
FORCE MAY FUTURE SALES
OMAHA. March 3. 1!l"
Livenol was a heavy seller of wheat
In the Winnipeg market. The May future
was thrown overboard In a liberal man
ner, and It was forced upon the buyers,
causing sharp setbacks. From the action
of the Liverpool wheat market yesterday
the feeling la anything but firm. There
were declines of 4ill1 for snot and is
Per quarter for N.. 2 hitrd winter. Prices
closed sharply lower lit all positions at
Chicaso. the July losing ISc and the
May 5Vc for the day. These prices were
ltflWo above the lowest levels.
Considerable attention hae been, paid of
late to the fart that July wheat Is a new
crop option. While It may be that there
will be no large amounts of this grain
available during Julv. It Is a foregone
conclusion that considerable of It will be
out and thrashed in the southern part of
the winter wheat belt, and If values keep
up fairly well farmers will likely allow
considerable of their surplus to paas
through their hands
Corn was 1V.C higher, while May oals
were up c, and the July showed a loss
of ln Corn was nervous and price
changes were wide. There was a big fall
ing oft In primary receipts of corn, while
the shipments were heavier, and the
clearances from the oeaboard were big
Cash corn showed the same Improved
REAL ESTATE JSOt'TII SIDE
Here is the Greatest
Snap in Omaha To
day for $3,200.00
A beautiful 8-room house In the Hans
com park district; looks as good as now,
newly painted, ornamental trimmings, hot
water heat, strictly modern In every re
spect, ornamental mantel gas log, etc.
A 2-story garage, ,n(j 1RB a Very arlrto
cratlc appearance. House cost Ifi.uOO to
build. Owner accepted a new .position out
of town and sacrifices to get some money.
$I.40U cash will handle this, the remainder
on mortgage. First cherk takes it.
liocatlon South itith between Woolworth
and Hickory.
W. M. Na$h & Co.
tn2 Bee Building.
Phones:
Red 32.15, Residence, H.
1127.
High Class
Residence Bargain
I am offering for sal mjr fine 8-room.
press brick residence, with garage to
match, on corner lot; splendid residence
district, one block from Hanscom Park.
Thl-t place Is practically new and strictly
nrst-ciass In every respect; will make
some one wanting a high class home a
bargain. See It and be convinced.
Phone Owner, Harney 2S, evening or
Sunday. o
Bargain
An all modern house, i rooms, all on
the first floor; new lighting fixtures; new
oak floors in all rooms; good furnace;
best i of neighborhood; paving paid; lo
cated at 3211 Poppieton Ave. Price only
$J,300. Easy terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
KLEIL1NT HOME
7-rocms, all modorn, hot watir heat
East front lot, paved street, brick finish.
Al neighborhood. Just one block north of
Field Club. Price $3,600. Cash payment
down, balanoe monthly.
C. G. CAIiLBERG,
313 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
SO. 8II3E BOULEVARD HOUSE $2,725.
A f liw, strictly modorn, pra.otk.ally new,
ft-room house, with barn, for tl.tXK) less
than it's worth; Vx block fro in Vinton SU
car line.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 17S1. Ware Block.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
VERY FINE HOME
WEST PART OP CITY
Veatibulc. hall, living room and dining
room, all finished in quarter-sawed oak,
with built-in bookcases, finely decorated,
good slxe kitchen with pantry and ice
chest room, full basement, bricked up
and cemented floor, floor drain, furnace
heat; 2d story has oak floors, birch doors
with glaas knobs, four bedrooms, one of
them Is used as a sleeping porch, stair
way to attic. Newly built. In beat of
order, at 8408 California St., on south
front lot with a cement driveway to new
garage, on paved street, very convenient
to Harney car, $3,500. Owner moving to
Uncoln.
W. H. GATES,
847 Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg. ' D. 1204.
$10 Cash, $1 a Week
43x122, two blocks to 86th and Farnam.
Cheap close-in corner, $600.
O'Keefe Ileal Estate Co.
1018 Omaha Nat l. Douglas 1715.
HE Ah 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 & SON,
228 State Bk. Bldg. D. 1G4S.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Investment
FOR .PALE.
Four beautiful brick flats, pressed
brick fronts, fine appearing and coat
about $18,0u0 to build. -Owner going to
California. Rentals are $115 per month
now. but would bring more. This Is one
ot the best Investments In the city $13,000
on half cash, balance per cent, on
good terms.
W. M. Nash & Co.
Real Estate, Lnar.a and Insurance.
1 Bee Bldg.
Phone Red 8235; residence Harney 1127.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Gallagher & Nelson
Real Estate
and Insurance
C44 Brandeis Bldg. D. 3382-0
BOULLVARD PARK, $..
A new ti-room square frame and stucco
house for leas thsn cost, but owner must
have at least $l,ou0 rash. It's a jnap for
the man with the money.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Douglaa 1781. Ware Block.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
We have several cash buyers
for 5 and 6-room houses in the
Hanscom Park or Field Club
Districts.
The 'Vogel 'Realty Agency,
1015-16 W. O. V. Bldg.
Jjo.uuo TO $40,u cash for close la business
it flat prupertios. Must pay good In
terost or te very reasonable in price.
Ulvs full description, location and price
or no reply. Address mall to Omsha, Neb.,
Poaiufftce Box K2.
difference under May as Mnndar, and the i
total sales from here were ilSl.lU) bushels,
of which .TiO.Oi"! bushels Were to the sea
board .The stock of corn here Is big.
and that In Iho visible supply enormous.
The country movement of oats was
llleral, and there la no promise of any
mstrlsl ledurtion In storks this week.
ItcKHrdless of the danaer In shipping,
foreigners continue to take this grain In
llhcial quantities. Cash sales of oats at
the senhoard were l.suO.OU) bushels.
t'maha Spot Market:
W lu-rtt was lo higher.
Corn was c to lo higher.
t'sts were 1 ,o to IV higher.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
equal to l,N03,A bu.; corn, 2V.',000 bu.; oats,
-V..0O0 bu.
l.lveipool closing not quoted.
Primary wheat receipts were Sf.l.noo bu.
and shipments 5M,ti0 bu.. against receipts
of TUT.OUO bu. and shipments of 4.VP0o bu.
last )rar.
Primary corn receipts a ere 702,000 bu.
and shipments 788.000 bu., against receipts
or i..wu ru., and shipments of 6;t;,oio
bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 84.1.O0O bu.
and shipments of 1.I47.0UO bu., sialnst re-
eipis oi swain hu. and shipments oi 712.-
000 bu. last yesr.
C A II LOT R.KCKIFT9.
W heat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
200
200
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
17
8
1
u
44
2T3
Omaha
Kansas City ..
St lOUlS
Winnipeg ,
These sales
Wheat: No. J
25
41
were reported today-
hard winter, 2 cars, $!.i!,
.NO. .1 hUld Winter. 1 1-S ears II 'IS. No .1
spring, 1-6 car (white), $1.34. No. 2 durum,
1 car, $1 No. 3 durum, 1 car, $l..t4. No.
3 mixed durum, l-i" car, fl.84. Kve; No,
3, 2-6 car, $U7. Barley; No. ? maltlmr.
car. J;iSc Corn: No. 2 yellow, 1 car.
two. No. ;t yellow, 2 cars. fife. No. yel
low, 1 our, 7c; 2 cars, wic; 2 cars, tftV.
No. i mixed, 1 car, 7vv. No. $ mixed, 1
car (nesr white), 6,ic; 4 cars, 7c; 1 car.
ShV No. 4 mixed, 2 cars, ilH4o; 1 car,
wic. No. & mixed, H car, tsi'ijc. Oats:
No. 3 white, 2 cars, B2o; 4 car. ft", c.
No. 4 white. 2 oars, ⁣ 1 cars. &.-.
Sntnple. car, Mr.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard.
tl.3SVvml.4o; No. 3 hard, $l.3.r.'fl.3!: No. 4
hard, $l.2Kfl.37; No. 8 spring, $1,3310
1.HN; No. 3 durum, $1.34(f? 1.8,"; No. S durum,
$1.83it 84. Corn No. 1 while, 81c; No.
2 white, STti'W'tc; No. 8 white, 7tWc:
No. 4 white, tW4irri,c: No. S white. 66it
6 c; No. ti white. iK1iitc: No. 1 yellow.
t7ftii1.c: No. 2 yellow, 7Hiic; "No. 8
yellow. titfl7Vjc; No. 4 yellow, tinmii
K7'4c: No b yellow. fiolf7e: No. 8 yellow,
hoitifi'io: No. 1 mixed. S7'.'rni7'.c: No.
I mixed, i!iiti71-; No. 3 mixed, iWnh"e;
No. 4 mixed. w.1iti:'o; No. b mixed. iit4v
6ti',c: No. mixed. WfliliiUo. Oats: No. 3
white, !3f?5'i'V; standard, MMf:3e; No. 3
white, f.2N.iH,c; No. 4 white, &afti21c.
Barley: Malting, 70f7o; No. 1 feed, W,)
'Of. Rye: No. 2. ll.OTJfl.Og; No. S. $1.001
1.07.
CIIICAQU GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Pea In res of (he Trading; and (losing
I'rlces on Board of Trade
CHICAGO. March 8 Although wheat
advanced most of the time today on ac
count of liberal export sales. th market
at the close was weak owing to assertions
that the entire Argentine surpliiM lor 1IU
Pad been purchased by Orcat Britain.
Gains were narrowed to lVdOo. com
pared with last nlght'a level. Corn finished
l'ktii'iC to 'c uli and oats al a rise
of l'c.
word of the supposed huge trsnsrer or
Argentine wheat was nol verified, but
received enough credence to bring about
extensive profit taking by longa In the
last half hour of the session.
What chiefly gave countennm-e to tho
report was an earlier announcement that
the British government hail wlgliln the
lust few weeks taken over the control
of mom than a score of big ocean ves
sels. A sharp selbHck today In prices
at Winnipeg was also thouaht to bu
significant of some remarkable develop
ment. Kuropean buying of rash wheat In the
Pnited rUHtca today was estimated at
1,000,000 bushels. The amounts taken at
Chicago and Kansas City brought rela
tively the highest premiums yet as com
pared with the current price of the May
delivery. In every direction, domestlu
country offerings proved snmll
Corn showed strength throughout the
day, yielding only a little, while wheat
turned weak. Fresh export sales of 200,000
200,000 bushels at the seaboard much to
do with giving prices a lift and so also
did a noticeable falling off In Chicago
receipts. Kuropean demand for oats a
peared to tie aa urgent as ever, Chicago
handlers were known to have sold 600,000
bushels at the seaboard had much ot
signs that the real total was a good deal
more.
Despite some liquidating sales varly In
provisions, the market wound up firm.
On the decline shorts and Investors took
hold quite freely. v
Futures Were quoted as follows:
Article! Open. Hlgh.j Low, Close. Yes'y.
Wheat i i i i
May. 1 43'4 1 46 1 42 1 44H 1 42;1
July. 1 17 Hi 1 19 1 Vo I 17', 1 1UV
Corn I
May. 72 74 72 73 72H
July. 74 78'. 74 7i7i 74
Oats ' I I
Msy. SR4 Bii't. K tz hS
July. 61 62 61 u., 81
Pork I
May. 17 SO 17 40 17 10 17 3TTi 17 32V4
July. 17 70 17 7 5 17 60 17 72" 17 75
Lard I
May. 10 25 10 30 10 22 10 30 10 30
July. 10 62 10 b& 10 47 10 65 10 U
Rlha 1
May. 87 9 87 9 80 0 87 9 90
July. IQl.-i to 17 ID ID 10 17 10 17
Chicago Cash Prices Whest No. 3 red.
$1.43tjl.46V. No. 2 hard, $1.44 1.47V Corn
No. 2 yellow, TSWSVic; No. 4 yellow, tt',
WWc; no. 4 white, lOWTie. Oats No. 3
white. MMimhc; standard. frVWfifriW::
Rye Nominal. Barley 0cfuM)c. Timothy
$&.00.60 Clover-$10.rV 14.60. Pork $17.00.
Lard $9.77. Rlhs $8.75fu.26.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 2.KU2fce.
EGOS Lower; receipts. 13.0il cases: at
mark, rases included, 17iiilKr; ordinary
firsts, 17Vn17o;. first, l'4c.
t'UTAiuiia jtaceipts, 28
changed.
cars; un-
POUiVTRY-Altve. higher: soring
17c;
fowls, 10c.
NEW YORK GKNCRAL MARKET
Qnotatloas of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NKW YORK. March .-FLOUR
Steady.
WHEAT Spot, strong; No. 2 red. 1 64V4.
and No. 2 hard $166. all rail, c. I. t.
track export: No. 1 northern. Duluth.
$1.6oV, and No. 1 northern, Manitoba, $1.68,
c. I. f. Buffalo. Futures were firm. May.
$1.82'.
CORN Spot, strong; No. 1 yellow, 34c,
C. I. f. to arrive.
OATS-Hnot. firm; standard, 82 r; No.
wmie, njc; rancy cupped white. fc4ff7e,
HAY-Firm; No. 1, $lV7tt; No. 2, D&ctf
!.; ro. d, auxwc.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to rhnira
1914 crop. 12W-16c; Pacific coast, 1914 crop,
U'iilfic; 1913 crop, (tollc.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, JlV432V4c;
v-enirai America, aic.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts, J2c;
seconds, autocue
PROVISIONS Pork. oulet: mesa.
PROVISION.S-Pork, barely steady: mess,
$l.50ia20 50; family. $23.0023.50. Beef.
quiet; mesa, 21 VXaZ&M: family. $24.uua
ii.vi. lAra, steady; mldille west. 19.604t 75.
TALIXW-Steadyj city, c; country,
-,ti0;tc; special, 10. .
liU'lTEU Weaker; receipts, $.045 tubs
creamery, extras, (92 score). Slft.lISc;
creamery, (higher scoring). 324ia2"c:
creamery, firsts, 27H30c; seconds, 24Vtf
aevsc.
EUS Steady; receipts, 16,000 cases; fresh
gathered, extras, 22c: extra firsts, 21c;
lirsta, waTuwi seconas, ivtWI!rV:; near
by hennery, whites, 24'o.Xn,
CHEKHK-Klcady; receipts, 63 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, special, 16V9
l.c; same, average rancy, ltxoibv.
POULTRY Live, firm; western chick
ens. luVic; fowls, ISc; turkeys, lid 17c;
dressed steady: western roasting chick
ena, froten, 17fi21c; fresh fowls. UH
17Vjc: turkeys, 1J0-1 .
MlaaeapolU Grata Market.
MINNEAPOIIS, March I WHEAT
May, $1.3'0l.:Sl bid; July, $1.$4; No
hard, $1.43'; No. 1 northern. $I.3V,'9
1.4: in o. z norinern, $i,usVul-4t74j.
FIXJI'R Unchanged.
BA RLEY M473c.
RYE-$10K'?il.l0.
BR A N '22.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow, tt'fifiHo.
OATt No. $ white. 3'i53itc.
' rLAXSEED-$L&21l.K4..
Liverpool tirala Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 3 W'HEAT-Spot
No. 1 northern Manitoba, l's 7d; No. 1,
lis td: No. 2 hard winter. 13 3d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, 7a
HVtd; American mixed, old, s 3d; March,
7s 7d.
FLOUR Winter patents, 4s.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Killing; Cattle Some Higher and
Active at the Advance Steady
Prices on Sheep-
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
KOPTII OMAHA. March S.
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs. Blieeri,
Oiflclal Monday 8.0O
Clflrlal Tuesday 5.241
0.l'i2
i;
17. '15
lT.OnO
IT.P'O
n.orn
Estimate Wednesday .. 4.W
Three days' totals ...14".0 4-..or:
Sr,me davs Inst week. .13.64)1 41.722
Same 3 weeks ago H.14S W.82.
Pame 8 weeks ago 1J..V9 r.7.811
Same 4 weeks sgo 12.3til l!.79x
fame dava last year. . .14.811 80.H
4't.ooR
Xs.axj
30 V
47.878
K T78
89.A06
The following table, shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Boutn
Omaha live stock market for the yaar to
date as compared with last year:
1815. 1914. lne.
Cattle 1C992 181.132 4.80
Hog " 8J0KW MH.210 m.v
Sheep 497.749 40.110
The following table shows tbs average
prtcs for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 1916. 14. 11813. 11818. lll. 1H.1W.
Feh. (ft.
15.1 8 81 I I 1 W 8 011 1 01 8 74 ( II
1 I Mvi g S4f I I "Mill 8 78 8 18
. 6 I $8 I 01 Ml t tsU 3 86
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. IS. I 8 4..V
8 421
8 3S
$141 I I 0 8 941 8 ra
Feb. 19. 8 3W
Feb. ro.t $ S
Feh. 21 I
Feb. 22 I 8 64
Feh. 2:t. $
$ .Hi pnl 8 8i 8 vi
8 33
7 1
6 a T 08
8 33
$ in 8 021 7 Oil 8 ttv
8 12
t Oil 7 09' 02 6 !
8 35
t K 7 041 l 8 04
8 2tl 8 19
$ 81 $ i 1
8 11
7 10
8 13
$ 14
Feb. 25.1 8 60 I I CO)
7 441 I M
t IS
Feb. 8 47 m
ft- ' ...
8 40
8 II
9 2
Feh. 2:
421
34
8 t
8 18
08'
82'
8)l
8 02
8
Feb. M
Mar. 1.
Mar. 1
8 11
$ 61
8 201
15
47
8 08
4tiH
8 St!
8 2b
4 8 04
Mar. 3. 1
I 8 341 8 SOt
8 78 9 W 8 38
Sunday.
' Reeelpta and disposition of llva stock at
th i nu.n Hmek v...i South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock
yesterdsy'
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle Hogs.bbeep.H'sea,
C. M. A St. F. Ry.. a
Wabash By
Mo. Pacific lty S
I nlon Pacific lty... 3
C. N.-W., east.. 8
N.-W., west.. 4X
C, Ht. P.. M. ei ))..
C, B. ., east ... 7
t" B. k Q., west.. 2i
C, R. I. A P., east. I
C, R, I. P.. west 8
Illinois Central Ry. t
Chicago. Ut. West..
10
3
3 . .
i
11
73 2
IK
14
38 2
18
2 1
4
8
Xtl 76
Total reeelpta.... 183
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs, fehaep.
Morris & Co
Swift At Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour t o
Schwarlr V Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
81
48
2
48
77
K3
Ki
tu
70
4
30
47
20
27
14
6
12
21
47
K
223
2
37
223
Lincoln Packing t....
.o. Om. Packing Co....
Cudahy from country..
400 I
w. if. v annum vai
Benton, V. 8. Lush..
F. B. I wis
.1. B. Root & Co
L. F. Huss
Kellogg .'
Werthelnier A legen..
11. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Kotliarhlld
Mo. and Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Hlgglns
Hut (man
Roth
Meyers ....
Laser. Jones A Bmlth.,
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
1 ennls A 1'rancls
Kline
Other huytrs
1,904
r,,ials 4.4K8
18.301
12,870
CATTLK Receipts were liberal
tnrikv. 181 cara being reported In
again
For
the three dava thla week receipts
amounted to 14.7M) head, being larger than
any recent week and slightly larger uian
m i Par nsn.
Killing cattle ot an Kinaa, iiim is cows
and heifers, aa we I aa beef steers, were
n active demand this morning at prices
list were aarelv 10c higher than yester
day, and In a good many rases more than
thai. Tho market la iuny c maner mn
Monday, and In some Instances cows
ihiiw mnr advance tban that.
Blockers and feeders aro in gooa ae-
manil at firm nrlcea.
Quotations on rattle: uooa to rnoics
cornfed beeves, $7,764)8.80; fair to good
rornfed beeves, $7.007.75; common to
leir oornfed beeves, $8.0U'(y7.O0; good to
rholca heifers. M.llMn.W. sood to cnoios
cows, 8a.7i.80 fair to good cows, .4AKjj
6.76: common tu fair cows, W.&Oi&'o.oO,
gtod to chulce Blockers and feeders, $7.00
kil.bd; fair to good stockers and feeders,
$6.6UU'7.8); common to fair Blockers and
feeders, $6.7&4ti.o9; stock neiiers, a.uu(i
8.60; stock cows, $5.0ixutf.2r; stock calves,
$.(KW.0U; veal calves, $7.tX&10.00; bulls,
atass. etc.. 44.75tMi.2f'
Itcpresunlatlve sales: ,
BEEF STEERS.
Na
At. Pr.
....IVM 1 00
.... 447 T 1)0
.,..1000 1 0
.... Sit 1 Oi
io j; t to
....1W7 1 M
Wa
AV. FT.
..1107 1 M
.nil T at
4..
I..
I...
Pi
ll. ti.
.
11.
llnO 7 40
...13 7 fcs
14..
II Ut 1 44
17 ll 1 71
II..
...UWt T U
bTOCAEKB AND FEEDEkS.
, 436 I 7 tl4 t
, HI 7 . 7 Ot
, It,7 16 I M4 7 10
,., W
STEERS AND IIEIFI0RS.
III I 36 T W7 7 t
16 1 704 T W
kit 4 Si ' II 104 T 41
M 7 00 I 7 K
U& 7 10 I IMW T 74
Mil t II . 4 44 I 00
4 7 10
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 $ 7J 14 1121 04
I..
I..
4..
II..
14..
I..
7..
11..
II..
I.,
14..
4..
11 40 14
HEIFERS.
4J 00 7
U IN
47 U
Ml M
u4 4 40
m la
14 .
7..
10 US 0 10 I
llOO.s Kuunlles. whUe not so large as
on Tuesday, were liberal, about W cara
or 17,000 head being receivea. ror me
three days the run foots up 40,022, neing
mure than 3.000 larger man laei weoa
and almost la.ouO heavier than a year ago
All huvers were more or less oeansn
this morning, and early packer offers
were pretty close to a nickel under yes
terday killer market, which means that
they were a big 6c lower than yesterday
' I 1 . a, V. J
average. Some sales were rnaoo to snip
pers early that looked steady to a nickel
lower, but shipping demand was not very
large, and almost the entire supply was
l.j 1 1 at the packer's disposal. Salesmen
wanted at least atesdv prices, but al
though buyers were willing to raise their
early olfera a shade, they refused to bid
steady money, and atter noiuing on until
almost 11 o ciock some seiiera oenan casu-
tug their holdings at figures that were
weak to a nickel lower than yesterday's
killer market, or mostly 6c below Tues
days average trade.
The biggest end of the supply finally
sold on this basis, but long before the
clusa Backers reduced their bids fully
nickel, buttliig prices on a fully 6uil0c
lower basis. Naturally this made the
close if anything draggler than the early
market, and up to a lata hour nothing
Ilka a clearance had been made.
Bulk of the earlier sales waa made at
$6.4ni.42, while the later ones landed
around u.ti. '.. Tops rearnea sow,
The average trade was fully a nickel
lower.
Representative sales: a
No. A 8a. Pr Na,' . Ik. Pr.
70 40 M II lift 110 4 44
U 124 ... $ 44 74 214 ... 4 4i
M Hl ... 1 40 44 ltt ... 4 4714
77 m ... ... atiss
64 Ml ... sua, w ... SHI
HHEEP Notwithstanding another lib
eral run the market opened at a aeaaon-
able hour and about tnree cars or red
western lambs sold to ship at $8.65, and
in the nelahborhood of uO head sold to
shear and feed at $860, alt prices being
strong. Outalde of the early trade busl-
nnas dragged along until late In the tore-
noon, with the Bulk 01 ins lambs still
unsold. Sellers stood pat for steady
prices, whPe the packers did their best
to fill orders on a lower basis. Finally
a clearance waa msde with ths general
trade ateady tc lo16c lower on lambs
snd about steady on aged aheep, which
consisted largely of ewes. Trade was
more uneven than for some time back,
making It hard fur sellers to do business.
An outstanding feature of today's trade
aas the fact that the local receipts of
17.000 hesd exceeded those al Chicago by
about 1.0U0 head.
The lamba at $9 65 la the record since
May.'l'.'U. The bulk of ti e lambs brought
ioa tm 4W , HOOU-Recelpts. 'l,O0' head;
mill i 170 1 "j I ,nwrr: D,,IK " sales, $..'oi.n;
'J aid M.50rt.80; packers and butcher-.
$") 2.v,ffl.6A. Koveral loads of ewes sold
esrly at $7.40. There were nd wethers or
yesrllnrs lo speak of.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Mexicans, $8 ST.fi8.80; lamha, fed westerns,
I.KHiS M); Ismbs, shesrlng. $7.30'!? 8..-0;
yearlings, light, $1.o4iR.75; ' yearlings,
heavy H Oofls.W; wethers, good to choice,
$7.fi;.7a; wethers, fair to giod, $7.2.Vd)
7.50; ewes, good to choice, $7.irj7.40; ewes,
fa'r to good, $7.0ivii7.l..
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
rio lamhs .' 78 $ 40
493 fed lamba 82 .
1IORSKS No change has taken place la the,
horse market this week. The receipts
continue liberal and Include all classes of
horses. Prices generally are steady with,
last week. The farm trade and the east
ern demand Is still backward, which la
attributed to ths high cost of feed snd
iwesther conditions. Mules have been In
light supply, and while the Inquiry for
the bis kinds, standing fifteen hands
high and upward, showed some Improve
ment, there was little If any Improvement
In prices. Mules thst meet the best de
mand must not only be fifteen hands
high, but good boned and of full aces an
well. The French army officers arrived
Wednesday to beglp again the Inspection
of war horses, the present contract call
ing for 200 head. The specifications are
the same as at their previous Inspections.
Both artillery and cavalry grades are re- '
quired. On Saturday the Italians will bs
back to complete their order, and will
require (he same class of horses as be
fore. ClliriUn I.IVB BTOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm -Hoars giro as; Higher
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO. March a. CATTLE Re- .
cetpts, 11,'Ofl head: market, firm: native
steers, $Y7.' 15; western. fU(ifr7.50: cow ,
and heifers $3.60477.70; calves, $i.wef lO.fiO.
HtHis- Receipts 84.000 head: market.
strong to 6c higher: bulk of sales. Kffl .
8.70; light, $fi.4Mi.70: mixed. $.45H75;
heavy, $8.204.86: rough. $.20S.36: pigs.
$5 7Mi8 75.
SHEEP AND IjA M Ba Receipts, H.ono
head: market weak: sheen. 17 vt77.90; .
yearlings, $T.76ir8.c:; lambs, $7.7509.75.
Hi l.nnls Live Slock Market.
HT. LOUIS. Mo., Msrch S. CATTLr-.
Receipt. $.800 head; market higher; na-,
11 ore' steers, $7.0iHi.00; cows snd,
heifers, $6.50i.2o; southern steers R.itf,
7.75; cows snd heifers, $4.0Oil.O0; native,
calves, xiv 001 10.JS.
II) HI8 Receipts. 18.200 head: market.
lower; pigs and lights. tb.TAW.KM: mixed
and butchers. K6twl.8i): good heavy. $8.6a.
rr.ih.
nHKEP AND 1 M BS Rerelots. 2.000
head: market higher: native muttons.
M.7.vtT7 40; lambs, $8.73ll0.00; yearlings.
Kanaaa City l,lr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. March 8. CAT-
Tl.r Rece Pts. 6.000 head: market atrnns:
prime fed s8eera, $S.uOSi8.7U; dressed beef
steers. $7.0O.0O: western steers. M.40fo
s.w; stockers snd feeders. $6.0O47.80; bulls, '
market, '
heavy.
$H.u4
am.
m xsnrt
neao; market. wek; lambs, $!.0niff9.HO;
yearlings, $7.76iif.80; wethers, $6.75(7.73;
( Hr LIt Stock Market.
PIOUX CITY. Msrch 8 CATTT. inRe
ceipts. 1.000 head: native steers Ifi oawT 7(1-
nuicnera, sn.nmv.si); rows and heirers, $4.10
t.'i.7B; canners, $4.0Otr5.)0; stockers and
leeaers. So.h0di8.75; rslvcs, 8fl.004i9.00: bulls.
SinSS. VIC., SI. f.KQD.lSl.
IHKJrt Receipts. 12.000 head: market.
steady: heavy, $ii.4Mi.&u; mixed, $it.44ffr$.4fi;
UKni, 1'i.wiint"; puis or sales, SK.tuoiti.4i.
KHEKI' ANO .AM HM Reeelnts Mtl
head; market, steady; ewes, $7.00; lambs, '
84. Joseph Stock Market.
BT. JOHKPH. March S. C ATT LK Re
ceipts, 1.1HI0 head. Market higher: steers
$7.00ti8.60; cowa and heifers, $4.00478.00;
calves, $6.0IV-b 10.00.
HOGS-Rere Pts. 6.000 head. Market
lower; no quotations.
KHEF.P AND IAMBS Receipts. 4.000
I bead. Market slow; lambs, $8,764X9.60.
Coffer Market.
NEW TORK. March 1.COFFEB The
market for coffee futures! was steadier
today on ncattcred covering, European
buying and the continued ateadlnesa of
the primary markota. First prices went
two. points higher, and the market im
proved In the late trading, with the close
showing a net advanoe of four to seven
points, although the large arrivals re
ported here from Braxll Were followed bv
a slight decline In the spot market. Bales
or futures, 17,260 hags. March, 5.62c;
April. 6.60c: May. &.6Ke: June. 6.71c: Julv.
70c; August, .7sc; Heptember. g.Srto: Oc
tober, .82r,; November, .9Hc; December.
7 04o. Hjiot, quiet; Rio No. 7, 7e; Kantos
No. 4. Sc. Rio exchange on London waa
unr hanked. Mllreis prices were 100 rels
higher in the Santos market. Cost and
freight offers were about unchanged.
Omaha Hay Market.
HAT-Pralrte: About fifty ears of
prairie hay was on all tracks. Receipts
over Kiin.w wam f.l.lu itk.,.1 ......
heavier than antlclpstecf. amounting to
bout fifteen care. Reoulpta probably will
uo iisni aiinng inis week, cnolce up
land, $11 6012.00; No. 1, $110011.60; No. 3,
U.606!tW. No. S, $6.0000.. Choice mid
land. fll.004ril.o0; No. 1, $10.500H1.00; No. 2,
$.6(yg9.50; No. $, $6.001.00. Choice low- .
inim, w.wqiv.Mi; WO. 1, Mm. 00 1 No. 2.
$7.)KVfr.00; No. 8. $6.004K.0O.
STRAW None on the market, rholra '
Wheat. aB.COftlliU). Chnlea oat Aa ,ia
$6.rti7.0O.
, iu nmTn rai si i v8 km i si vt if i .1
- 6.70; llsht. $8.50fi.70; pigs. $ti OOOr
" HHliKP AM) LAUllH- Reoel
ALFALFA There are eight cars on tho
market this morning, very little better .
than No. 1. 1 Following Is the range:
choice pea gaeen, $13 fcty 14.60; No. L $l3.0
4J13.60; No. X, $U.0O&12.60; No. t, $10.M
tiii.ao.
Kaasaa City Grata aad Provlaloas.'
KANHAB CITY, March 3. WHEAT
No, 2 hard, 1.3Snil.40; No. I red, $1.3H;
May. $1.3H; July, $1.10; September,
$1.03l4.
CORN No. S mixed, 70Hj7OV4c; No. 3
white. 72c; No. 1 yellow, 7wrt;oVsC ;. May,
7r7ait7lc: July. 78"Aar;S'4c: SeDtember. 73i
f73'aC.
OATS No. I white, 65i&oV4ci Ho. t ,
mixed. 62fu63c.
BUTTER Creamery. 29c: firsts. 27ci
seconds, 2oc; racking. 17c.
r;ui ii Firsts, lie; seconds, 15c.
POULTRY Hens. 14c: roosters. lOUcl
turkeys, 16c. f
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. March r-MRTALR
8 Lead, steady, at $3.70u3.71; London. 30
I m tkA Uluilfakas Slanr a 1 i Sr all Art.
3s M Spelter,
strong, at $10.7611.20;
London, a'43.
Tin strong: five-ton lote. $41 OftfiM! 00:
at London, apot, CI7M; futures, ln Cop
per, ateady; electrolytic, $14.63H4 14.7V,;
casting, $14.2&rfl4.62; at London, spot. 63;
futures, b6 7s 6d. Iron steady and un
changed. Antimony, at London, 72t7S.
KT. LOUIS. March S. MKTAUS-lead.
strong, at $3.ffi. Spelter, higher, at $10.2!
U 10.60.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. March 3.-COTTON-Mar-i
ket broke is points or nearly $1 a bale
hers today upon receipt of authentic news
of the allies plans to place a virtual
blockade of shlpmonts of all commodities
I to Uerman porta. October contracts sold
off (mm s.Ouc to .uc.
Tiu market closed steady at a net ad
vance of 13 Id 16 points.
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