THE BKK: OMAHA. MONDAY, JANUARY - 2, 1916.
FOR RENT-APIS AND FLATS
North.
Tiu; f alKR MANTWiTifiil 5-room apart
ment, fail Wihnff 7.41,
Boat-.
f'lVB-Ri OM steam apartment.
very deolrahle. the Chill lta, th
nd ropplaton A.. $41 50. Sa - Bru
doia Theater Bldg. Doug. 1T1. ;
OR RENT four-room-modern apart
ment S1J S. 2Mb St. A ensp. IIT.M per
month. Call Mr. pohortr. pong. ITl.
Mi.Tn- '
m6nth free r F. NT
OIA.1SE-1N APARTMENT,
t room urn) tulh apartments, brick.,
. mod. but tint, heat neighborhood, $11 50
and (IS. Call '.for appointment to see
'' than. . - -
T E RT'CK. t2 OMAHA N AT. 7G IT.
.- - moving and sjorage;
rlJLOBEVAN & STORAGE"
Ftoreii morn, packs, hip. -hore
van and I men, $1.26 per hour; storage,
' $2 pfr month. Patisfgctlon guaranteed.
io 1 1 riaa ure and Tyler 3,
GORDON VAN CO
N' Packing, storage and mnv
Ing. 211 N. llth 6t. Tel
Douglas IM or Harney IM,
- FIKKPftOOF WAREHOUSE)
Separate, locked room, for house
hold Koorii and pianoa; moving, peoktng
nd shipping. .,.
, . OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
' IM 8. 10th Kt. Douglas 413.
Fidelity arRvTcE
. rhone Douglaa fW for complete Hat of
'.vacant houiM and apartments; alao for
" erorage, moving, llth and Jackson Sta.
WTurma wx. iougias lie
SiAnriAHU Van at moraee Co.: Moving
IMoklng; at o rape aad ehlpping. ,D. H',4.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY
Store a.
Lease for Sale
;, :. GTooil , Location . .
' ; REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
5 .3.0 Sq iw re Keet J 3 0 . 0 0 .
- The Bee Building Co."-
Room 103. -
'll-.L remodel apace. ii by So. for lodn
hall, s:d tloor of I'rounw) Block. 118 N.
Hil. I Kt.. to milt tenant CONRAD
YOl'Kil t? nrsndcl Thea. Iioug. 1-17I.
t-.MAUl. aioie rwm; very dalraMe; rent.
tfi . i'im . .... cj. f.ivrr vfiiTisiis
rr.' TJranoWa Theit'ler. lon'alag 1671.
one
with
vi tlaokncc. V.
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D. WtAI
310 8. 18th St.,
TftnF.TfOflMS nl 1M19-1SU Farnam fit.
Thou. V. H a l3JameJtl.l1J17JIM.
WObfcTltN atore near poatofClce; low rem.
G. V... ritebblos. 1010 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
Inlnrnlahed lluaaea ana Flute.
IITKKV up! t'all Hod UK; we can rent
InMt vacant property. " '
THUS. ,U M'QARRY. Keellno Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Duadee.
JVv.m U oi fiooui hou and lot, 9i
, )." In'Durdec, baa removed from the
' cilr and wiin to to aetl Immediately, ao
makea Yrce' 5,iO. -Aak quickly. F,
. 1). Wend. 810 S. lHh St., .Weld Kldg.l
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
i... v'-Xortk,
-1
v .: ALL MODERN
$1,950
'Thia II flraUclaaa cloae-lni bar-
- gain. The house is the square type, .
. with reception hall, living room, din
ing room and kitchen on the flrat
floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on the
second floor. Good furnace; in fact,
i th entire house la In first-class re- :
'. .lull. I . -I.. I ...... . nn Bn Ma A, m.
n 1 1 . i. 1 1 iuavni u U an waa 1 I nut
lot on 24th St.. just a short distance
north of Cuming. Paving paid for In
; full. . RurroundiiiKs are good and the
price is at leant $AiO leas than the
property actual cash value. t pres-V-nt
the house la renting for J-'O per
nous nas always rougnt fZi.w. .
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.
Tyler 163S. . Keellne Bldg.
Sootn. .
HANUCOM PARK BUN-
'. GALOW
New five-room Strictly modern bunga
low, part stucco, oak finish in living
room and dining room; living room
. . H'tiMi entire front of house, with leaded
glsss bookcases: large dining room.
1 with window seat, plats rail and panel
: ..strips- handy to car, srttool and stores:
n be bought on easy payments, or
mil- consider good vacant lot gr clear
- cottage- as part payment.
SCOTT k HILL COMPANY
REAL BARGAIN
:'. in' bi utid new 7-niom strlctlv modern
house, witu sleeping porch; strictly mod
mi Btuc o liouH.-, J UHt completed near
- rieid club. He sure sno see this house
, before you buy and we will save you
aioney. Write N. J. fekogman A Sons,
building contractors, 812 N. 30th 81, or
' phone llarney 7il. any time.
FOR SALE Strictly modern 7-rooni
..house, nearly new: Field club district:
' rn r-nni tii iiiw uuuil'vnru. V III Sell
- - creep If taken at once. Buy direct from
owner and save agent's commission.
I'hone Harney 7.".
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
Kortb..
PUT $1U TU $15
ffr.monln.. of our spa' money In
M1NNK LUSA lots. REAL EMTAtS
U the iOLNDATION of all wealth.
It can't get .away f,m ou. and if
you . buy In a well kreated new addi
tion, you will net cly save but MA KB
money. .
CHARLES W. MARTIN A CO
- OWNERS. a
REAL ESTATEEXCHANGES
FOR EXCHANQE so acres In the beet
Irrigated country; 7-rootn concrete
prtcs; house, woll finished: other buiid
Inge ' good: 6 acres alfalfa; owner
w"f ts well equlnped garage In central
Neb, W. H Smith, WTheatland. Wyo.
f -'- FOR EXCHANGE.
. .. An -acre and loo-acre tract In Cen
, tral Florida for good Omaha property.
CHARLES E. WII.L1AM.S6n
Tel. Dou;la 2107-; ?Psxton Block.
2u ACRES fruit and alfalfa farm, highly
improved, nearly joins Grand Junction,
Celo.. price $7,000; to exchange for mer
chandise, or city property. Address P
. 3i. cere nee.
M-ACKitjd farm, near Eninieit, Neb.,
. Holt Co.. mortgage $I.0o0, due $ years,
S per cent interest; value my equity at
$2,400; what have you to offer In i
(hsnge for equity? Address C $K2 Bee,
) ACRF-1 farm In Ills.,' $1.0 tahind
my automobile for a $,uuO stock of
. " georal merchandise, well located. Ad-
areas f 1. rare Uee.
i.ttu GENERAL merchandise stock, for
land, must have $1.0u0 caah difference;
what have you to offerT Want quick
? deal. Ad-treas B 37H, care llee.
I-ROOM modern home, finished lu oak.
Field club district; eeulty $2,uu0; nant
theap western land. Address A 3!a).
rare Bee.
lo0 ACRES In -ealern K'ebrsska for-aale
or trade for auto or Omaha property.
Address Owner, 8 U7, bee.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
IM IXUJKNT and pvreiatenl adveul.
Ing will 'sell" any salable real estate,
and the largest number of prospective
buyers can be reached through th
lie. I Estate and 'Want-Ad Guide to ail
CJ 'rea ter Oman THE pry..
W.ANTtl To buy on monthly peymenu a,
mail store room, with living rome
above in Central school district. Phoae
Bed 77-4. , .
buyer for medium
apartment house property. Diomm
Campbell. Kocllne building. Pong. 4?1.
fiXVK riea rty now piano, fine tone.
Price, $w. Will exchange fop cheap
lots or diamond.- Colfax 4"1. ;
WANTED to ewep. Why not advertise
something that you no longer have any
ue for and get something you really
needWrlt Boom lot. See Bldg.. or
HAVB $'mtge. on "Proom cottage
paved atreet; due In t year. Will tad
diamond or cheap let. balance caeh.
Coif at 4n.1, far 41 to N. 4th "t.
Mleeellaaeoeia.
RF.aL F.sTaTK. Fire and General lnaur
ance. Art Thatcher. 1217-11 City
tlonal Hank Pldg. Douglas
H ARK. good house. ' part modern, 1$
fnilt treea. I'hone Colfax 10:t
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WHAT he had to sell: Xn automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer oottage. a
Morris chair. And he sold 'hem
through THE BEE Want Ad (columna.
FINANCIAL;
"BmI EiUit Loa, atertaaaree.
WK are ready at all times to
make loans oa tint-claw city
' property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Rates on roquest
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
SIS 8. 17th. Bt
t TO for loans on beet class city
residences In- amounts $2,000 uo; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PKTERS TRUST CO.. 12 Farnam St.
OMAHA homes. Ft Nebraska farms.
O'KKUFIS REAL. KSTATK CO.,
1018 Omaha. National. Phone Douglas I71&
$iut TO flO.wiu made promptly. F. IX
V,ad.' Wead Bid g.. 18th t Farnarn Sta.
MONF.y on hand for city and term loaa
H. W.' Binder. City National bank Blog.
CITY property.. -Large loans a apeolalty,
w. it. Thomas, lii mate Hank mag. .
CITY and tarm lOans, t. CH. Pr cent.
J. II. Pumont A Co., 41 State Bank.
dcr CITY LOANS. C. O.
Caribexg. U0
12 Bi andels. Theater Bide.
MONT;t. HARRISON & MORTON.
Blocks' suit Uoada.
UNCL.B 8AM ol. stock at sacrifice of
1 cent per aiaie; advertised price to
nou-stockholdors, 9 cents; $.,ouq snares,
M T. J. ce-ighltn. Kdgerton, Kan.-.
' Abstracts of Title. . '
tAHBN bujlng rea I estate have us oonv
pile your abstrait. Ouaiantee Abstract
Co.. Rin. 7. Pstteison Hlk. D. g1!?.
V Is if It fltie gCaramee and Abatraot
Co.. a modern abairact offloe.
sns B. 17th l?t. Tel. D. 64
RKKU ABSTRACT CO. Oldest sbstract
oince in Nebraska, vm ttranneia t nea.
MlMrlUaruu,
FARM 1AIANS ' eaatern Neb., or west
ern Iowa. Toland 4a Trumbull. 4i lice
Lldg.
FARM T-q RANCH LANDS
Florida Laada
FRKK TRIP TO VEROFLORIDA,
Tuesday, February L to see the famous
Indian nlver farms, where the luscious
orange and crape fruit are produced in
abundance; where general and Intensive
farming is engaged In; where the possl
Mlltlei In cattle, hogs, poultry raising
anj dairying ere almost unlimited; IkU
growing- days. In the- yoarj. outdoor life,
boating, bat,hln,r, fishing and hunting;
good roadk. ul'hoofs ahd churches. We
want you to see this country, where op
. bortunlty awaits vmi. . where you can
., secure that farm . and home, on easy!
. I'avinenia, wnicn may inoau your very
Independence.
- Call or write for free booklet ' as 4
Complete plana for this free trip..
.. mrrrji.rvn t. u v.iiniMn
$15 Brandcla Theater Bldg., Omaha.' Neb.
Iowa Lands
SI'LJ-NDID eastern Iowa 80-acre dairy
farm. $l- per acre. C.rB. RELY K A,
222 Capitol Ave.. Omaha. Neb,
' - Mlasoarl Lssdt.
L7Vb ACRES improved, miles of balem.
Mo.; 140 acres fenced, HO acres culti
vated; lays fins; good soil; price $40
per aore. .
- W. S. FRANK. Neville filk.. Omaha.
Ncbrsika Leads.
SARPY COUNT. " " r
Driving distance from the South Omaha
stock yards; save freight and shrink
age and get the top price for live stock,
hay and grain.
60 . acres. l"-$.000. Valley stock
farm. Wt miles from Meadow 'and 2U
miles from ttouth Omaha. IK acres in
alfalfa, 2u0 acres In' corn, 15 'acres in
meedow and the balance fenced Into
five pastures. Half of place fenred
hog-tight; running water in paaturea;
same hard wood timber; t sets of build
ings. Including two It-room houses, two
2Vbushel corn cribs. $ granaries.
baims for 12 head, two 1.2ie-ton silos and
reservoir; school on the place; good or
chard; trackage can he secured-
PAYNE IN K8TMKNT CO.
,5th Fir. Omaha Nut. Uk. Mid. 1. 17H1.
FARM SNAP
160-acre unimproved farm south of Dig
In Kimball county.. Nebraska; all good
farm and hay land. Plica W per acre;
$4W cash, balance 10 years. Will be
worth limes what we ask for It, as
It Is worth $12 per acre now. For a
farm home or investment there Is noth
ing better. Address owner, G $13, Ree.
Iebraaka
1,280-ACRE RANCH.
$7 per acre. Near Wood Lake, Neb.;
about one-half term and hay land
' 4-room house; small barn. Will ex
change for small farm near Omaha or
Council Rlurfe.
M'QKB REAL ESTATE CO..
10S Pearl street. Council Bluffs, la.
A FARM BARGAIN.
160 acres, 25 miles southwest of Omaha.
well Improved; M acres In alfalfa, so in
clover. Price. $13,000; will carry back a
loan or iu,f.
KD B. GIBBS.
3TJ9 Harney St, Omaha, Neb.
ONLY $47& buys a 640-acre school land
lease running twenty-flvag years In lar-
field county. A fine stock proposition.
Write owner, I C. Crandall, 1644 Locust
ISt.. Lincoln. Neb. '
vVFLL sacrifice on southeast Neb. tin-
f roved loo acres, conveulent to. good
awn; must soil before March 1; no
trade. Write for particulars. J 631, Bee.
Owner.
section good la ad In tied Willow Co.,
i uader cultivation; this, is a bargain.
inquire 2201 Military Ave. Walnut laid
Vex
as 1 ads.
WHEN you buy a farm, gt It where It
. has a future. If you buy hlh-prlced
land you are Jus, trading dol are. ao to
spesk. We have a land proposition that
ought to interest every farmer seeking
to better his condition. Our lands sell
at 140 to M rer acre, on easy terms.
The soil la rich and fertile, the climate
fine, the water supply pure and plenti
ful: the rainfall haa always been ample
to Insure crops. Until a few yeers ago
there was no railroad through this sec
tion of the country, but with the ad
vent of a main-line railroad It la now
rapidly coming to the front, towns are
springing up, and In a few years these
lands will double and treble In value
We have personally Investigated this
land, bought some of It ourselves, and
have the agency for a limited supply.
Theae lands are located la western
Texas, below tbe Hen handle, circular
giving detailed Information fumUhcd
upon application.
SCOTT & HILL COMPANY
McCague Building. Omaha.
Douglas lou.
HALF-PRICE If you watch the "For
tale. Miscellaneous' columns of THE?
BEE. you'll ofien see article which
are for all practical puri-oat-s alnioa
ea good as new adveri laed for half
the oriainal pi toe In THE BEE.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Wlaeeaala t-aada.
UPPKR WISCONSIN Beat dairy aad
general crop state In tbe union; settlers
wsnted; landa for sale at low prtcee oa
easy terms. Ask for booklet $4 oa Wla-
tonsln Central Land Grant. Icxeellent
and for stock rale lag. If Interested h
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple or
chards. Address Iand and Industrial
Iept., Boe Line Railway, Minneapolis!
Minn.
Mlaeelleaeoea.
HAVB TOU A FARM POH ALEt
Write a good deacrtptlon of yetir land
aad send It to tha Sioux City ('. Jour,
nal. "lowa'a Moat Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five werda every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and fluadsy for
one moath. giving sixteen ade on twelve
different days for $1; or $4 words, $4, off
76 words, 44
Largest circulation of ny Iowa newa
paperi kAOOO readers dally In four great
atatea. .'
N D your name today; receive offers
from land owners; agents everywhere;
free. United Realty Aasoclatea, Joliet.
1U.
M lacellaneoaa.
F)R SALR 1.0S7 acres of land, one mile
from good town, t-VCO Worth Improve
ment, acres bottom land. 8U aerna
alfalfa, running water. Price, $3,onO.
Terms, one-half down, balance t years.
per cent. No trades. . Write Marsh
Real FJState Co.. Trenton. Neh,
FARM LAND-F0R RENT
TUB for rent advertteameaia appearing
In the For Rent column of The Bee
dally cannot be beat for variety that
will please and fill the steeds of any
one deairtng to rent. Phone Tyler IOTP.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
For Sale.
oTTii mare, a years old. weighs 1.100,
works double and single; must be sold.
Green, .121 S. llth St.
TMrty-twe milk wagona for seJe, cheap.
rfonnson-i-'aniorin w, in ana v;iarg.
HAVK good work team; will aell cheap
to flrat caller. 2nig N. list St.
FOR HAL,l--Lleven head of shoals. W.
It. Simpson, nth and Blondo. :'
1UT-IIW ton. A. W. Wasner. SOI N. 11
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
lixi giain. Kw lbs, $l.7i. Wagner. 801 N.ls.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
i 141 Mionltoe touring '...........IttO
t lt16 Packard six, touring 1,700
$1915 Bnlok C-J5. touring v. W
4 1!'14 ' Ford, touring 775
& 1B14 Studehaker six, touring two
IKU Flanders, touring i. ....... tiho
Ato CloHt-Ing House. 2003 1 Farnam. D. $310.
REDUCE TlrVK KXPKNsa
Duplex tires are good for 2,000 to 1,000
miles' service; cost $2 to $&. Send us two
old discarded tires, or write and ask
how.
nUPLEX TIRJJ COMPANY,
281$ Fsmam St. Omaha, Nek.
Foil SALE Oakland Six SOhorsepower,
7-passenger: also a Flanders Roadster.
tTw. Address 4R15 B. 24th.
CLASSY 6-pass. auto, A-l condition; muat
be gold; $450; will demonstrate. Wal.
tm. H. M. Helchman. 4235 Patrtck Ave.
WANTED to buy a Ford chassis, need
not be in running condition. Call Wal
nut 1062 or address 45i4 I sard.
DUPLKX tires Wist longer, are stronger
and more durable. ffx3. $6.60. 2MS Far
nam St. Iouglas 47S.
1,000-LB. truck ll. Nebraska Bulok
Service Station. 1S14 Farnani,
Phone Pouglaa 7zl
AUTOMOElLfc MUTUAL
C.O., Douglas "11.
Aste Livery aad tit(t.
Industrial Garace Co.. 20 A Harney Sti
Aato Repalrlasr Palatlma.
Automobile painting done by experts: 20
years' experience in Omaha' work iu.r
anteed 1st class, Jonnson-Panforth Co.
flOO reward for magneto we can t repair
rAtla wril4 MA .
Free winter storage when cars are peJnt
' rd and repaired. Johnson-Dan forth Co.
oToaJia Radiator Kea, Co. JuJS Far. D. JuOl
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Tlrea aad g applies.
AUTO TIKES
" R1CBU1LT, $1.00 TO $109.
DUO TIRAI Ob., iiil Cbloago St
' MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HAHLLk-UAVlD-ON "AiOTdRCtCLlta.
Bargain In used machines. Vlotor Roas.
"The Motorcyole Mau," $?ta Leaveuworttt.
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ill te ia
a I ao pm
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ca$h Wheat it Very Bulliih and
Prices More Up Two to Four
Cents at Omaha.
CORN HAS A SLIGHT BIXLXXE
OMAHA, January , 11.
TTte rash wheat market was very
hiilllah again today and prices ranged
from Hf higher. The demand for cash
wheat was excellent, and although the
receipts were verv heavy most of the
samples sold very' readily.
Com receipts were alao heavy and the
rah demand for this cereal was also
very good. The bulk of the corn sold
at about V1 decline, although a few ears
of the better grades were quoted at un
changed prleee.
Oats receipts were a trifle better to
day than during the early part of the
week and the market ruled from un
changed to higher.
Re and barley were strong, rye aell.
Ing He higher and barley advancing a
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
1.4W.0MO bushels; corn. 1,0 bushels.
its. 22.0CO bushels.
IJverpool close: Wheat Hd lower to
I higher; com. Id lower.
Id
Prtmarv wheat recalnts were 1 MM nftl
bushels and shipments tM.0no bushels.
against receipt a of 7M.O0it bushels and
shipments of K-.OnO bushels last year.
rnmar y corn receipts were l.itte.wm
bushels and shipments VS.H0O bushels,
sxainst receipts of l.Twt.nui bushels and
shipments of l.tit.OO bushnls last year.
Irlmary okts receipts were 7Ni,v
bushels and shipments KS.I.O11O bushels,
against receipts of SlMftt bushels and
shipments of OM.onO bushels last year.
CAKLWT RW KlrrS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chlcsgo Tl
304
l&l
Minneapolis .........l
Duluth S3
e s
.1 ,
22
$
SO
Omaha 121
IM
H$
Kansas City 14
St. Louis Mn 140
Winnipeg X2.4
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. $ hard winter: -1 car. $1.11;
$ ears. $l .tOH; 14 cars, $1 ; $ cars, il.lOVa;
13 cars. $l.lf; t ears. $1.1H; car. $1.1$;
$ cars, $1.17. No. 4 hard wln'er: I cars,
$1.17; cars. $1. 18; 1 car. $l.lolV. 11 cars.
$1.U; T oars. $1.14: 1 ear, $1.U, 1 ear. $1.1$.
Sample: 1 oar. 41.10: 1 car, II OS; 1 car.
$l os. No. I spring: 1 ear, $11. No.
mixed: 1 car, $l.i-, 1 car. $1.19. No. 4
mixed: 4 cars, $l.lfii 1 oar, ll-li No. 1
durum: 1 car, $1.19; 1 car, $1.17 No. $
durum: t cars, $1.11. No. 4 durum: 1
car, $1.15, No. S mixed durum: ' 1 oar,
$1.M.
Rye No., I: 1 car. $60. No. $: 1 ear,
He. No. 4: l car, Mo: ear. tiev
Rarley No. 4: 1 car, T2c; 1 car, 64o. Ite
Jected: 1 car. oe.
Corn No. 1 white: 1 car, Hc. No. 4
white: f cars, c, 1 car, t0. No. $
white: I car, Oc; 1 car. Mo; 1 car. ate.
No. white: 1 car, pari old. fctcl car.
Mc; 1 car, lVe. - No. t yellow: 1 cars,
OtVtc. No. yellow: I cars, 3o. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, 7c; $ ears. Ma; 4 cars,
66c. No. I mixed: 1 car. vs: 1 car,
e; T cars. 4Ho; 4 ears, 4c; 1 car. ftia
No, $ mixed: i car, ac; 1 car, (WVc; 1
car. 80c: 1 cars, tc. Sample: 1 car, 6$c;
1 cars. Sec; 1 car, Kc; car, BOo; I ears,
sOc; t cars, To; car. $6c
Oate No, I white: 4 care, 47oj I ears,
l7Hc; 1 car, 17Ho No. 4 white; I cars,
4734c; 1 car, 47c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat; No. i
hard, $l.$oi61.i3; No. $ hard, $l.iewm.!l;
No. 4 hard. 1.11J1.17: No. S Spring. $Ul(f
1.31: No. 1 spring. $1.17L1;, No. fdurum.
$1.17(&1.1: No. 3 durum, $1.15il.l: sam
ple. SSofill.ia. Corn: No. I white, 4
"He; No. 4 white, Mt!e.: No. t wlte,
UVuntoc; No. white. SKatiSc: No. 3 yel
low, teWWOo; No. yellow, 6iTc; No. 5
yellow. wViWHe: No. yellow. i(&i2o:
No. 1 mixed. 6H(ffi3Wi; No. 4 mixed. .
7o; No. 6 mixed, 6MA4c; No. mixed.
(ii2Hc: sample. ' mixed. fls. Oats.
No. 1 white, Vfi e; standasd, 4$P
4X-40; No. white, e74itr47o;, No. 4
white, 47ff47Vc Barley: Waiting, eVfiTSc;
No. 1 feed. ia. Rye: No.' 5, U&c;
No. a S34040. .
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
oroaere, aio ttouin nixieenin, umana
Artlcle Open. HiglT
Low, I Ciose.l Yes'y,
1 1H " 1 ? 1 WHS
1 So 1 2M, I
. T4 TH 7$r7T
7S 71W 74
M 6S4r' Mti
tUM W
10 M ' 20 IS 20 0
WW WU. toto
WU
10 40
10 00 10 AO 10 75
io mil Tr ion
10 7$ 10 78 10 75
,!1.!4.. lM
Wlieat:!'" '
May. mo-giH
July
iawt
1 3
Corn.
May.
July.
Osts.
7rn4
IV
May.
July.
M4r4
US
:4l4n5-a
4!t,
Pork.
Jan..
May.
July.
80 M
ID TO
WW
20 90-7S
31 SO
Lard. I
Jan..
May.
July
10 SA-gK
io m
U 00
10 17)41
l
Ribs.
Jan..
10 T8
U U
10 TK
May.
July.
South Bide
. eewla
CHICAGO GHAUT AMD PstOYiaiOnt
rwatwree e the TradlaaT aad Cloelag;
- lrteee loo rd ef Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 21. Highest nrloea vat
for the 1915 oroo were reached hers to
day In wheat, largely because of asser
tions from Liverpool that the maximum
id vanes there was still to come. Under
heavy profit taking sale, however, Chi
cago price closed unsettled, Vo off to
So up, with May at ll.atrO-S, and
July at H.36e. Corn showed a net loss
of Vfc4TSo to fod Sot and oats of Wa to
He. Provisions finished Irregular, vary
ing from 15c decline to a rise of 36c.
Hharn dirrerenoes or opinion manifested
themselves In' the whiat trade at the
start and there were consequent .rapid
price change. The previous uncertainty
and relative weakness here seemed to
have been due mainly to reports that ves
sel rates from Argentina had been low
ered and that Increased shipments were
expected from Argentina and Australia.
On the other hand, export buying, that In
the end was estimated at Wso.ouo bushels,
helped te create bullish sentiment.
Talk or the cold wave diminishing of
ferings In the northwest, as well aa ner-
haps doing serious damage to winter
wheat was current, but the effect on
prices was more than offset In the laat
half hour by a rush of aalea to realise
profits before the week end. The out
oome waa a small net loam In the July
option, where a May wound up at a lit
tle advance.
Expected large arrivals Mtondsy had a
depressing Influence on corn. About the
only demand came from Industrie. -
Oata sympathised with corn, but held
up better. The sustaining factor was ex
port business on a liberal scale.
Higher prloea on hoga gave for the
most part only temporary strength to
provisions. Buying orders became ex
hausted and the close was weak.
Chicago Caah Prloea Wheat: No. I red.
$1.14: No. 1 red, nominal:. No. I hard,
ILtsS; No. hard, $1.23HP1.M. Com: No.
2 yellow, nominal: No. 4 yellow, 12Qnne
No. 4 white, 73710. Oats: No. 3 while.
60HfTlc; standard, tVAc. Rye, nominal.
Barley, ei0c. Seeds: Timothy, K.bOUt
.la; clover. $10 Wf 11.50. Provision!
Pork, $l K4f0.S5; lard. $10,154.10.36; rlba,
$10 I7V4.
FCTTFTR Firm; creameries, 23H4i30c.
BOOS-Lower; receipt, 3.4M cases;
firsts, H-62c; ordinary firsts. ITHtiSac;
at mark, esses Included, !4129c..
POTATOES Recslpts. 13 ears; un
changed. POl'LTRT Alive, - lower; fowls, 14c:
springs, 14c.
Kaasoua City -rata aml Prerlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. Jsn. 32 WIIEAT-No.
1 hard. $1 1!fM 25; No. 2 red. ll.Cfll.Jg:
May. 11.22WI : July, $1,111.
CORN No. 1 mixed, 70H: No. S white,
71o; No. I yellow, Tltr7l'c; May, ,74Uc;
July, 74H.
oath-No. t white, $0,610; No, 1 mixed,
ej$47a
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. . Hl'OAR-TUw.
steady; centrifugal. 4.77c; molaaae , 40.'
Refined. teady. Th market for future
was quiet, closing 1 point lower to I points
RAILROAD TIME CARD
Chita 10 Imlto4
Chlcasa 4-4 Ullsets ..
UN I
gaasa ratr-ac Juaop.
Bi. iMm Mo.... .,
Kuua OHT-4M. Josepk
4 14 pm a 4 00 am
a I Mia all el am
aotmt
)l am s 4 S paa
s 4 M paa all 44 am
bob a 1.4 M
Aailr- b as-apt aaar.
WF.MTF. ITRBKT aTATIOW.
rtf.
leeatk aad Webster,
rhlrage, St. Paal, Miaaeapolle A
Oataka
Donael. AnH.a
.btwt-s k 4 a pm
. a 4 a pia
k I :l B.a 1,11 u ...
Twla CUT faaaaasar...
Sioul (H)r Fa lier. .
Htottl 4'lty E.prcao ....
tear B La kbI
k4Mpm bIWamj
higher. Wales. 1r0 tons: March, 7o; May.
l.NC; July. I.RV; September, S.Vt.
IRW YORK R!llllkai HARRIOT
I imsuMlltlri.
NFW TORK. Jan. W. - FT OVR Steady.
WHEAT pot. steady; No.. 1 durum.
tl-1; No. 1 northern, fniltith. $1.60; No.
1 northern. Manitoba, $1.fA, f. o. b. New
Totk. Futtires acre steady; Mav. IT.".
CORN-Jtpot. ttteady; No. t yellow, 7o.
prompt shipment.
OATS f pot. steady. No. white, BtM
Mo.
. IIAY-Flrm; No. . It.aHei.lR; No. X
$1 U; No. a. tl.Oft.
HOrrV-Qulet; stats, fdrtimnn to choice,
ISM crop. UuJNc; i14 crop, hjc; PacKle
coast, idli otop. HQ lie: lli crop, MtlOn.
IHOF.-Sieadyi Bogota, lOtfdc; Central
Ame-lea. tc.
PROVISKN-rork, steady; mess, 0l
W'ju.uv; lamuv. ..'.i'(i .'4 snort clears
lis Ou? . Ueef. stesdv; mes. $1) V
1700; family. $I OOwn.po. Lrd. quiet;
middle went, $10 ,Vv(j hi t.
I.KATHKR rirm; hemlock firsts, ISA
lie; seconds. MfSiWo.
XALUiw-steadyi city, let country, 7V
0?'; special. Sc
RCTTh.lt -fteady- recelpfa, $U tnhs;
mI!y l3ie
.
I, trX. ,m,'r- clP1' .i."
IT;. TlVj'ni..,?
,aicl tr. tsw.; sec
Ml eases :
JJTTMc: extra
secnds. tsi4
tiiKKSi'!- firm: receipts, ill pks.!
ste, whole milk, held, fists, speeials.
lK-yisic: average fsnev, ivc; current
make, specials, 17Stfl7e; average run.
Ij. .
I.TTt T Alive weak: weetem chick
ens, 1; fowls, 1H"ifi17c; turkeys, 1TJIc:
dreased quiet; chickens, lMf-'ic; fowls, 14
Clec; turkeys. fr&Xa.
St. I.oate Grwla Market.
T.
Inri ' Jan. M -WHKAT-No. t
red, $1.I8S No. I hard, nc
H.27N: July. $l.MTt
nominal; May,
tXRN-No. a 73V: No. t white, T3Ho;
y, Tc; July, le.
1AT.-No. 1 avtiLe-e: No. I white.
$20; May, (IHe: Julv, nominal.
RLTTTE 1 1 Creamery, loj firsts, t9c;
aeoonds. l"Vi; pecking. 1o.
rirets, c; seoonas. m m.
TH'illLTRY llena. i4o: turkera 17c:
springe, 13c.'
in
Mlaneaperlta rata Market.
MtNNF.APOI.l. .Ian." M Wtttf.iT-
Msy, $1S1H; July. Jl.Ji: No. 1 hard.
II. r: No. 1 northern. ll.!tTnf'l ifi: Nn.
t northern. $1 .H4V1.H. .
l-'LOl'll enrbanged.
BARLF.Y-tWJ78c. , "
RTK 9ff7C.
BRAN-31ll.7r4Ml.5R.-..'
Y)PN-N, 3 vellow, K'Tty.,
OATS No. 1 white. 4H,a'4ffl.
FLAX BEED-2.Sr'1.o4. . .
New York Money Market.
NrW TORR,. Jan. M MERCANTTlK
rATFR atst4 rer cent.
STERLING KXCHANGB-.f4lxiv.ria
bills It 71 '4; demand. $4.7; cable. $4.7'-
mv.iv oar, eiiac, aiexican dollars.
44c.
BONDSOovemment, steady; railroad,
steady. .
Closing quotations en bonds today were
as follows:
V. a ref. la. rea.... rviMe. Pee. ev. is 4M4
e enosna . N. T. C. deb. 4....tmi
U. A Is. res Ill-N. T. tltr Ha 1Mt4
4a seaeoe ...Kit N. T. Htate 4Wa m
V. a 4a. rag loN. T.. N. H. H.
ea eounna lie ev. as ,.1tU
Panama 4a emeoa..loiHNa. Paatfla 4. 04
Am, fttneltara s....ltnH On la a,.v
A. T. T. a. 4wa..l7 O. g U M. 4a aoi
Armour ce. 4Vka.. MHraa. T. a T. Io 10014
AtehtaoB sea. 4a..... HWfana. me. 4 Ho ll4
Hal. a Ohio 1 40 sen. m, )e
a. Paoirtn tat. K'g dli t too. 4c M
(es. A oaie 4 Ha.. 11 1, a n. r. r. 4s 74
a. n. A Q. 1. 4a .... IKSSa. Pas. cv. Is 1ST
0 M a a r a 4S4. ms An nt. oa anu
C, R. I. A P. r. 4a Mea. Railwar la ior
O. A . rot. 4Ha..i satatlalcm Peeiria 4a.... pi
P. a R. . rat. 4.. 44 40 av. 4...., u
Rrta gotii 4a 7T V. a. Rubber Is... .104
vies. BlaeMe la....l(HwV, B. ffteel 4a 1o4vl
Ot. No. it 4t4a....,iOA Wahaah lot 4a lft4Va
Til. n. rat. 4a envt. Tnloa 4UjS.... PM-
K. V at,, rot. 4e.... sxawoat. Kloc. av. 4S..UM4
I a N. nnt. 4a Aaxlo-Froack 4e .... st-
aa. a. a oa.. t
Bit. mrtoroa.
CteaHaat llease llaak Dtatesseat.
NEW YORK, Jan. L The statement ef
the actual condition ef clearing house
banks and trust Companies for the week
shows that they hold $ln.9l4.10 reserve
In excess of legal requirements. This is
an Inorease of eboM.240 over last week.
Actual condition: Increase.
Loan ..$-fr,.0n0 $15, 42,000
Reserve In vault., .l4.S7.0nO ll.lta.ono
In federal bank.... 170,..OO0 1.404.000
In other depositories M.lW.OiV) tlrtO.ono
Net demand deposits a$74.en0.on0 33..onO
Net time deposiu... li.r2.0 S.W7.CHO
Circulation ' S4. 4x3.00) tm.CoO
Excess reserve iso.mt.sio I.4,40
Aggregate reserre ,. T(2.ia0,0i)0 '
Of which $41.$83,000 Is specie. ttecreae.
Hummary or state banns and trust
companies In Oreatef New York, not
Included In clearing house statement:
Increase.
lytsns. ete $nM.7rv4r $il.n0
rpex-ie ' 5A,4M),HO 1M,o0
Igal tenders .4Va,3n (IS.I11O
Total depoait a3,000,000 I.M7,8nO
Banks cash reserve in vault I11,,9tw)
Trust companies rash reserve.. 163,541,309
uejroa, '
Caff Market. '
NEW YORK. Jan. 21-Tha market for
coffee future was quiet but steady today
wtth prices working . aiisnuy mgner. on
the smaller Braxtllan rwoelDta. reoorta
that Ban to was still clearing considerable
coffee for Europe and steady mllreis
rirlues in tne primary markets. The ope ri
ng was quiet and unchanged, but May
sold up to 7.00 and December to T.4fo
during the morning with the general list
Closing at a net advance ef 3 to 4 polnta.
ales. 10,500 bags; January, $.$xc: Febru
ary. J.flftc; March, T.02c: April. 7.05c; Mav,
T.oxc; June. T.0c; July, T.lw; August,
T.23c: September, T.Hc: October, 7.$4cj No
vember. T.SOc; December, T.44c. ,
Kpnt coffee.' quiet; Rio 7, re: Santos
4. f"ie. Comparatively few cost and
freight offer wore reported In the mar
ket, but it waa said that Mantos 4a were
offered at OitffO.Onc, iytndon credits, and
a small sal of Rio Ts wss reported at
7 40a American credits. Borne of the Bra
ttllan shippers are said to he esktng for
bids.
The official eablee reported unchanged
milrels prices, with an advance of 1-324
in Itio exchange -on London.
Metal Market.
NrTW YORK. Jan. 2- MPTTA L8 Tha
copper market was Still unstelled and
more or lee excited today, yesterday's
rumors that small sale of electrolytic
had been mde on spot at 30c, were not
definitely confirmed, but it waa stated
that very little epol copper waa avail
able and some or tne leading age me re
pored that they were also fully sold
up for March and April delivery. Quota
tions for later deliveries ranged from
about Z4tyfj4a, with on of the more
prominent Interests naming the mitsld
rrloe for both May and June shipments,
ron wag unchanged.
Caltaa Market.
NT7W YORK. Jan H. COTTON, not
quiet; middling upland, 13.35c( aalea, 11$
baiea. -
Futures opened ateady; January offered
st 12.20c; March. 1230c: May. U.Mo; July,
13 7c; October, 12 0.
Futures cioaeo steady; January, ii iki;
March. II IV; May. 12.57c; July, 12.7Jo;
October. 12 710,
The cotton market rinsed Steady at a
net advance or 1 to points.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. n. C 1TTON Jtnot
firm; good middling, $&sc! middling, I.2lc;
low middling. 7. toe. Hales. S.Out) bales.
Keaaae City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1 CATTLF
Receipts. head. Mkrket steady; prime
fed steers, $K.iH-0.; dressed beef steers,
$1.75411.2.; western steers, in Una 4 60;
stixWera and feeders. 40tS$.00; bulls,
45'IW; calves, $4 Vfri0.50.
IKX1M RecrlpU, I6.OXM1 head: market
higher: bulk of sales, 7n;4f;: ,-avy,
17 4j7.); packera and butchera. $7.2f.ii
7.4n; llsht. 7.1or7.40; pigs, foi 2.V97.00.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Receipta, 500
head, market steady; lambs, llOOrrf 10 46;
heed; market steady; lambs, $10. Hv 10.hu;
we, $0.71117 ('.
t. Loal Live kloek Market,
BT. ' IOl'lS, Jan. 13 CATTLE Re
ceipt , 4O1 head; market ateady; native
beef steers. I" Ua4 M; yearling ateere
and heifers. Wl'.itU: cows, $5.fri7.00;
stockers and feeders. $5.)i7.2R; southern
steer. $5 swa.oO: eow and hefr, 4.uoi
$.50; native ealvea, K in11.).
HOOS Receipts, 1,600 head; market
strong; pigs and ttrhl., lAOi-.l.tfi; mixed
and butchers, f 'H'l ; good heavy, $7.M
t7 .
rllKEP AND LAMBS No receipts:
market nominal.
Dry Leads Market.
NEW YORK Jan. 23 Fruit of the
loom 4-4 bleat had sheeting wre d
vanced today to o, Sno a yard up. Cot
ton good, jarna and wool good were
firm.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Price $ Ten to Fifteen Cents
Lower for WeekSheep Steady
and Stronger.
HOGS TWENTY TJP FOR WEEK
OMAHA. January 13. 11.
Recetpta were: Cattiex. Hoga 8hep
OffMal Monday R.4&4 11.0V3 U.Jtl
K'ticial 1 ueadav 1 tiTl
'fl-lal Wednesday.... 7,2
JsM"! Th'tradey
Official rilrtay
Lsllmate Rattirday .KM)
fcJ..17
.
Jh.171
1 I0J
.tX)
11 47
K1
l7i
1 dava this week..!C.I07 ICS. not)
earn a nays last week . 2S.UM r.(l
fame dat a 1 weeks ago UN.mH .ll
am daya 1 weeks aro 19.211 .
Same days 4 Weeks sso IH..V1 7404A
Same dare laat ee it am 41144
ine roiitrwing labia shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
morn maraet ror tne year to
as compared with laat year;
i tout inik. Tne. Deo.
Cattle n.7 en Wt
Hoge at mt i?i til 122.01
heep t',m 1.0f .
ino following table shows the average
price of hogs at the Omsha live eloch
market for the last few days, with com
srlsotis; Date. I 1314. l!U. l!.M.!lia.llII ilKII-llfniT
Jan. a
Jan. .
i TaT Iblll ill I ufN T 431 I H
T ft It) 7 fc2 UOOIT' IJM
t mi 1 sa 1 li t il J M
Jan. 7..
Jan. I..
I M T HI T 141 4 1!I - I. s as
Jan. ..
I M I M 7 1 I W t n
I 1 OS T Nl fl j M
Jan. 10.
!, I I j T Nl Ml T M
Sl-N,! 1 V T Ml T M 4 73
in
i
Jan. 11.
Jan. 12.
Hsu
Jaa. 11.
14
Jan. 14.
a
I m
7 tw
Till
T lM
T Ml
1 tw
T S M
Jan. 1.
Jan. 17.
Jan. 1.
111!
T 111 IM
41
07
e
t "
1.1 T s
Tl
Tl
t 2
011 T TX
It 44
1 33
It
U
I 33
Jan. 1
Jan. 20.
Jan. 31.
Jan. 22
T t 04 T Stl
e I a M T l
ti
17 M:
S $7
ml
T ai $ M
Sunda v.
Itecelnta and dlcftoalttnn of five Stork
St the Union fttock yards, Omaha, for
twenty-rour. Hours sndlag at P- m. yes
terday; .
RrCEIPTa CARS.
cattle, if og. if ra
C M. A t. P...
2
Mtaaourt Paclflo , ..
t'nlon Pacific 1
1
M
1
51
C. A N. W. east 1
C. A N. W weat I
C. Bt. PM at. A 0 1
4
C B. A O- east....
i ,i H
C.. B. A Q., weat....
C it. I. A P.. east.
14
Illinois central
Chicago, Great Western , 1
1
t
lii
Total receipts ..11 '
Die PO-ITION M KAU.
Bogs.
,.. I.t "ft
... 3.7:7
,.. 2.27
... e.t.ti
,.. f.!3
,.. 1.130
... 1
Morris A Co
Swift and Company
Cudshy Packing company ...
Armour t o ,
Poll arts A Co ,.
J. W. Murphy - '
itoin
Totals I.7
CATTLR Receipts were moderate, only
300 head being reported In and the market
was nominally steadv. For the weeg re
ceipt amount to 2,17 head, the largest
week run slnoe the middle of November.
Early In the week prices showed quite
a little advance, the demand being good
and th trad fairly aetlv. Later on In
the week, aa receipts became heavy, this
advanoe waa all wiped out and more too,
the market closing ItwjrUe lower than a
week a,a.
Quotations on eattlei Good te ettoioe
beeves, $-C.7I; fair te good keevea.
r'.oOtitt.lO; eommoa to fair beeve. tH.fe.
40; good to choice keifers. M.25vr,.v;
food 10 cnoic WW, wt. n-.ie,
a good, oows. sr.2544.7: eommoa
te fair cows, $4 vOOe.oo; goo
feeder. $.af7.; lair to g
IA olUie SO: rnmmiiti 1a fair fe
te fair cows, 4 ooa.o0; good a
leeovrak
ire, a.
$7TaW7j
t-0-.
$.40; good to choice gtooger. $7,
fair to good stock era, S4.r7.0: eommoa
to isir stockers, io.ouv.jk: iioc
$.7b(M(l.76; stock cows. $4.7oyl: islet-k
calves. $0.O4J70t veal ealvea. UOGv.fro;
bulla. IU1. eto.. $4.76 ..
IIOoa-For the first time this week hog
receipts wsre lust fair, about 111 ears, or
a 1,.. Kin- hand. Tha week S
total U th largest la the h'story of the
varda. amounting to lua.MU Beau, aa
against 71,061 last week, 7,1U two week
ago and 41.IH4 laat year. The prsyiou
record for a week s receipt wa mad
the week ending February 17, ll, whoa
U-.7N4 head made up the six days total.
The market opened out eariy. wttn ait
buyers, Including shippers Slid packers,
wifiin. 4a alve lite hl.her figure, dull
a number of hoga were bought on flrt
round that war not niuon more wan
kw. hioher but before th close drevee
aM at tun, 150 manor DricoB, anu vum
v.n.r.l truurket showed a full lOuleo ad
unr iu v.aterdav Trad Wa active,
with tbe exception 01 a nunc- or v
ooramnn ItyrnLa wnica DO Vl waav-u.
...tkin v. U ,t aold be -:L
ii, .lk r.t tha aalea waa made at a spread
Of $7.004i7.o6, with a few scattering light
under l.0Q ana several BUBkue -a a-a-
as $7.u, t-s aay s top.
Representative salt's:
Ka. A. 14. fh Ms. Av.
lot 14T
14 1M
44..'. 114
4 !
... M 44
M lot '
... f 04
44 t 14
... T II
Ma) l
44 M
..It ... I 44
Mlo4 ... 7 14
..III Ill
0 ....o.
77
u
U4
44 Wt
... 1 i
70 M,t T
14 a'..., I
to i4 ... T rrwj
14 . ... T Bt
.,. 1 ... I
'44.. SI ... T a)
........$, ,wpl0a
U Ill ... 4 40
SHEEP Ths market drew the usual
Saturday blank today.' Receipts for tne
week are ti0U$ head, aa aa-inst 43043
head last week, 53,714 two weeks ago, and
$n,4ai the same days last year.
huppllea yesterday proved too burden
some for the week-end trade, and after
the built of the lamoa naa move, at
about steady prices.' things weakened
.h,mi and n nil a a few weighty lamb.
which were neglected early, a well as
a load or two of lighter ones, wsre un
able to move at early price, most of
them not selling at all. Adverse aa
ira mi the eastern dressed mutton sit
uation were given as the main cause of
the weekness.
I'd to the close yesterday lamb Values
were fully steady with a week ago. After
the declines aionaay ana i-esaay, -auuoa
firmed up en th midweek eaion. and
?'hurday recovered ail the earlier break,
loaa waa firm enough on the good light
end hsndyweight lamb, but there waa a
weak undertone all tbrougn rnnatr
trade on th welshty and unflnlahed
kinds. Closing 'quotations put good to
choice lamb at $10, sum 10,85. with fair te
good ones, including goo. weignty Bind,
at llo.tflo.no.
Feeder trade was a hit and rnlae at
fair, foe while demand wa good, noth
ing wa offered most day. Iamhs of
feeder weights sold ss high as ,$.$0 on
more than on oceealon-
Th outlook for the coming week 1
not very encouraging. More iiuaral sup
nllea can' resaonably be expected, and
aa th market has a decidedly top-
heavv appearance, in view or the clos
ing advice on the dressed meat trade. It
looka a though tli vision of $11.00
ismbs would have to be abandoned for
the present, for under existing condi
tions the trend of tha market would. If
anvthlng, be in tne otner aireruon.
Quotation on sheep and lambs; I-imbs.
good to choice, $lu.iiO-i 10 85; lambs, fslr to
good, $10 404710.-.; lamb, clipped. $1 Otd
40: yearlings, good to choice light, $1.00
4i. 40; yearlings, fair to choice heavy
$x.t$ 75; wethers, fair to choice. $7.0fJ3l
T M; ewes, good to choir, $7,0007.35; ,
fair to good, $.Hr7 00.
CHICAGO LITK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Week -Hens troagr- Sheep
Waak.
CHICAGO. Jan. 12. CATTLB Receipt.
fytO head; market weak; native beef
steer. $tS.S.Va7o; western steers, td oOflU 2:
rows and heifers, $X3otj-2S: calves, $7.751
11.00
H OH Receiot. 20.000 head; market
strong; bulk. 17. 207.40; light. V "On! U;
mixed. $7Wa7; heevy, r.i57.e7;
rough, tl. 1107 .".; pigs, $7to.16.
tillEKP AND LAMbrt Receipt. 1,000
head; market weak; wet hem. 17.00i-4i.36;
ewes, lt.tarue.15; lambs. $o.6ttfU.15.
leea CUr I-iv Stock Market.
SlOt'X CITT. la.. Jan. 2X CATTLE
Recelpta, eJ head.
HOtlft Receipts. 1500 head; market 10?,
15o higher: heavy. r7.2o97 40: mixed, 17.10
477 20; light, $5.vOT.l0; bulk of aalea, lo.SW
hi 30.
fSllEEP AND T.AMBS-Reeetpts, 1,000
head; lambs, I.50-t.T5.
t. Joeepk Live Stack Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Jan. 22. CA TTLE R
eeiiits. Wt head; market ateady; steers.
$7M-. cows end heifer. H.X.U 7a.
H)6Bet(s, 15.10 head;
hlirher; top. $7 50. bulk. $7.2(7 45.
SliEEP AND LAMBrf-No r-ce(Wa mar
kat nominal; l-mbe, $lt.oCd)0.l0,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading- Dull, Irregular and Alto
gether Inconclusiye.
-a-aomma
OPERATIONS ARE VERY LIGHT
NEW YOnir' 'j.t, 11 Tralne la to
day s two-hour p as Ion was dull. Irregu
lar anci aitnongn inconclusive, opera
tions were nnauallv llaht and narrow
even for a week end, and leading stocks
were reiegateo to comparative nnsetir
Ify. their places being tsken by such
spectltla aa Carted Htate Industrial
alcohol, corn products and othsr-kindred
leatiee.
Alcohol continued activity waa prim
arily due to the announcement that the
company had received a very la a
foreign order for Us product. 'The stock
roe end fell between 1. It previous
high record, and W0, closing at 113. a
net loss of 4 points. I'nlted rltstes Steel
wss under further pressure., and Bethle
hem Steel closed st tit, a Ion of 12
polnta. War share a a class were
moderately higher, with more substan
tial gains In International nickel, gen
eral motors and American woolen.
Htocks of no especial designation rose
from 1 to I points, hut representative
shares particularly rati were Inclined
to aag.
New York Central was the active fea
ture of the railroad group. Ita depres
sion being attributed to adverse rumor
regarding the prospects for an Increase
in the dividends, ft. Paul also yielded
a point, but wltn Central made up some
of Its lose before the close. Total sales
of stocks amounted to lOO.ooo share.
General news of the dsy bore hopefully
oa the outlook for eprlng trade, and de-
iin 11 iur vo r allowed n.t p.i.ni (iinni.
1 ne l-ihlgh Valley railroad issued its
December statement, showing a gain in
revenue ef $7,00ix gome of the larger
transportation systems are expected to
Issue lteeember statements the eomlng
week, and Indication point te aub-
stantlal gain ovsr tbe eaoeUeot ex
hibit .f November.
Bond were steady In todays Ilmrrad
market. Total sales par value aggre-
ated II. WO.
Ceiled Mutes " bonds 'war ka-kaaged
on call during the week. v
iNumner 01 aalea ana leading crtaotanons
oa stocks were as follows;
Ha tea. F'ra. I . On-.
Amass Gait AM 14 Mi
Allta-fa-ia-ea .Wo.
Amarteaa Boat Soaar.. e 414 4S 401
Amednaa Caa lea U CU4 44
Aaiortraa IoometlTO l.ma 4U 44 4
Am. Soaattln Hatlalag -MS' let- IM Wis
la a. a K. eto t, in
Am. gar 'lata.... 444 lit lira I Lit
As Tot. A Tol. .... ...... ..... 1XIk
AtHorlcas Totceo .. ...... Vi
Aaaraaaa tppor .... 4.)" H W
Aohoa ' aK V !
paidvia Leea-intto ... l ineo, loyi
nalllmoea a (HiM..- . t,ms M Pt Pi't
Both I am Dt BUS 00O 471 ,471
Hr eklja lUvId TraiSt. 47
t'ollt-rala ptromaB..M LI M4 IH tl
t-aiai rariria l.sns tn 114 I14a
contral f-athor .. I"4 v Mt
CkoaonaaJia a Ohle - l.ftoft
Ctitcase. Growl Waetera.. 14
CMrasn, Mil. A . r.... ' 400 lot.,
l-lraae a NorUoMauare.
44 ,
a
II
st
144
174
14
44
ill
JOV4,
41 S
Iv,
ITS w
IMS
ITS
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mi
is
4rS
lliS
1.
7N
tats
tl.. a. 1. e r. 4tr.... li itw
7
14 .
-S
I
rhtae Ceet-r 3e t
Oiloroao raal & leoa.... n 4T
OMoibia ateol A eio ST14
Poaoor a FIs nranSa DM. ,
rao-Uanr Socarttioa 4.- 4 4T
lorta - L4ol 40 . -
enteral Ktoetrte - ee 14 V4
Oreaa Mmtkora aft m 11 ixt4
Oro-t Ma nro. cttB ie 41 its
Ouirihotm Erploratlna.. 1 u
lllinnts rontral
latarba ab (. O t
laalretloa Onappr I.
S
444
1.
441
laur. Hai aaaaiir. M. i.. ......
KaBoa t'lt (KmuVara.-. one
r
7
14
7m
lebiah Valley W
iMtavtlle abTllM... I
Mj0a Potroleam I SO
Miami Coppor l.to
111
II.
now. ims
MSB 4S
Mo., aaa. a Tax pea..
II
St
11 Wj
US
US
1'4
TS
11"S
ni
Hi
4014
-s
1',',
14
tS
It
lot
M4,
ir,,
il 4
rw
lS
t S
' 14
ItTS
7fS
:
71
4
m
80
Mtaaoart racina
National Meruit ,
Natloea- law
NVeada Ooppoe
Now Tork coateal ,.
M. T.. N. H. a H.....
Nnrtolk Waatan ,.
Northoa. Pacin
Paatrta Mat) -
Pacllls Tot. A Tot
Foairrlva la
PtaruM falaaa Oe.
Itay roa. Copper
ReaStn
Rabli tm a Staet ...
other aciria .'
S-uthor ho 1 1 oar '
tewtet-ker Oa.
Toanamao Corn M r ........
TMiae f'aaouy ...
Iinlcm r-rtft
tlaloa farltlo pfrl
t'nitod Stctea Stool
t'nttarl Statoa Steel pM...
Ittak Cepr-r
Weetora II a las
Woatlnskoaoa Blaatrle.....
MoBtana Power
neneral Motor
Wahaak B pfd
iBtoraatlanai Mart 00 ptrt.
Total aala for the sar,
140 0 aharsa.
.. ..... ,...,
...... .....
'kens 'fi4
7n9 U, IIS
14.n 11014; 0$
tot Is 79
...... ..... .....
...... ..... .....
""eie '4014 "is"
1.100 I44 Hli
I.iaV "H ,
l.sw l'4 !
1.4a , 11 11
t.K r10l 101
t.'7ii i'm" iuiii
no so .
ano rta wi4
1.400 117 ' li4V4
U.'ao 'ita,
44 1174 117i
1,40 .10- 744
'-to '4414.17
"a- 'invi 'inii
lie 43 40
OMAHA B.tB:IC.AL MARKET
BESr CUTS Ribs: No. 1, tSHc: No. i,
UVfco: No. $. llc lanins: No. 1. aovtc;
No. X, 14c; No. 1 14. Chucks: No. 1, in:
No. Hc; No. a l1- liounda; No. 1.
13V4c; No. a lio; No. 1. ll-a Plates:
No. L 0!No. 1 rrpoj No, I, J ,
FRUlTrl Orartgee: Bunklst, 04. ' $3.25
per box; m, $2.50; Ms and loos, li.Ho; lm,
IS 00; lWs, $-1 26; 150, 2-ss and 324.- $2.50;
17Aa, $4.00; too and tltia. 14.3S.1 lemons:
Golden Bowl, 300 and MO. 16 00 jr pox; .
Rod Ball, $4 50. Grapefruit: IM. Otis and
54, 13.71 per box; 4o and SO. $on; extra
fancy, ail Slaea, 4 a- urai : siitii gas,
rrsoiano per kegi Henanaa: Medium, II M
?1.7I pee bunch; medium lumens, $3 00
-50; rofTilar junahoav $15iul.7Bj . large
umbos $.on3.2ft; mammoth Jumbo.
$3.6n-75. Ct an be trie, , $.Cu11.0 per
berrel. $4 00 per bog.
POPCORN No. 1 rice, to per lb.; 40
1-1 b. packages. $2 50 par Case; Nebraska
white. 2Vaiy per lb.
VEGETA B LE f potatoes : White stock,
$1.15 per riil.: Nebraska etook, $L30 per .
b-,1 Red River Ohio, $1.40 per buu Swoet
potatoe, $3.50 per barrel: Iwlaware, $1.75
per hamper; aouthern, $1.50 per hamper.
Onions: Red. 80 per lb. Tfellow. 1c per lb.
Ia?ttue: Head, $1 per do; leaf, 400 per
doa Cucumtter. $3 per dog, I'srsley feOc
per doa Cauliflower. $3 per crate. Celery.
Oo per-do. Cabbage, le per lb, Brus
sel sprouts, Wa per lb. Rhubarb, $8 par
box. Peppers, 50o per basket. IShsilots,.
beet, carrota, turnips. 50 per do. Old.
beets, carrot, turnips, parsnips. 1H0 per
lb. Rutabagoe, 1M per lb.
NTJTa Wainuta, 17c per lb, 5 No, t,
13iq per lb.; black. 4o per lb, Penene,
Use per lb. Almond: Drake, I5e per lb.i
soft shelled. Dia per lb. Rraslls. IHo per
In. Flllterts, 15a per lb. Pecan: t-arg.
laveo per lb. Mixed, 15q per lb. Peanuts'.
No. 1 roasted. So per lb: raw. to per lb;
Jumbo raw, o per lb.; roasted, 10c
,DATE,' FIOtV-Dromedary date. ',
$2 M par ca; Fard. 12 So per lb.; etuffed,
11.16 per box. Flga: New, twelve 10-s
MullsJeoueClder: Nehawka. $315
per keg. Honey: Comb. $4 aectlnns, $3 .5
per caae; Airline, 24 -oa. tumblers, $1.80
per case. Cornpop. Kornette. 13 25 per
cese; per H case. $1.55; Checker. Cracker-
iack. Chuma. $3.50 per case: per Si case.
1 75. Halted peanuts. IL26 per can.
loreradUh, $1.75 per caae.
ejvapaarated Apple and Dried Fralt
NEW YORK. Jan. 33 EVAPORATEn
APPLEi Dull and weak; fancy, fcaOH;
Choice. 7Svt"Se; prime, HfliSc.
IHIIKII r nu 1 i n x-runea. urm; i aittor
nlaa. 4(.i11mC; Oregons. 7si-'S-. Apricots,
firm: choice. hOltr; extra choice. Uu-H'o.o,
fancy, 12c. Peaches, steady; choice, 5Voc;
extra choice. 4Wc; fancy. 6Sc. Raisins,
firm; loose muaratels. 77Sc; choice to
fancy seeded, 7'ro7Sc; seodless, ItVx-'llc.
. Iteek la Staki.
Receipts ef live stock at the five prin
cipal western market:
Cattle. Hog Bheep.
St. T-ul too s.fcoo
Kami City 3"0 liw 500
Omaha "J 1.400
Chlcsgo 6"0 ).0 1.0 0
bioux City..! 4U l.joo
Total receipts..
.1.1U0 45.100 1.6.0
Loadaa Slock Market.
. UTaNDON. Jan. 22. American securities
on th slock market were dull but; steady.
Americans were affected by tha treas
ury mobilisation scheme, a number of
transaction occurring In American bond.
BILVEK Bar. 37 3-ld per ounce.
MONEY 4i0'4, Pr cent. Dtsoount
rates: hort bill. cu per cent; three
mouth, e'atlfc'A per ceut.
, , . 1
Battel Market. .
EIXHN, Jan. BUTTER 6evnty
five tulm sold at. aio.
Creek. a Nat Objection.
ATHENS IVIa Paris). Jan. 3A TTt
Greek government, according to an
nouncenie nt here. eee bo ot'leclion to the
temiMjrary eatablUhroant of the Berbtan
government at Corfu.
Bee WantoA-a serve ti-ndreds Uja,