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FOR REM-HOUSES
(ilMNT T., i-r. com., modrrn. $X
T.JHJ I all. 4.S3 Karri geH Id gL ."
blA-m Ki.i ninilcrn collate. SJM Urace
St. Webster 312X
SKW, MdliKRN HINUAI-OW.
r77 HrtMol. Webnter 174.
N. TH AV'fc.
'II Web. 400.
-room houw, lift
New mo1, bung. 11 A Mendereon. Col. 129.
sat-.
I POOM home In Hanseoin Ferk District,
11. M Georgia Art., with enrage; nicely
deooraled, excellent condition; 3i.
HASTlNUa HKTPKN. 114 Hsrney St.
a-ROOM house; modern esoept furnace!
t3 ". Nth Ave. Harney 4356.
NICE 5-room rottm-e at M Spring Hi.
f or1 V1 1 arnev li-'A
fTVE-ROOM hone, modern except fur-
nace. 1006 M artha St
KB the Central Furniture bio re a KKtta
TtENTAI. M.ST
Bileeellaaeoaa.
FREK HEIST TO FEBRCARI I.
621 ". 19th, 1-r., all modem house; well
arranged fur renting rooms $40
MS N. l"th, a-r., all mod. apartment.
heat and water furnished $.11 60
2SW Wirt. 6-r. cot., mod. ex. heat.. $13
ycK 8. 1Uh, h-T. cottage, part modern.
2510V4 Bristol Ft., &-r., part mod.... $14
WASP PROS. IKCQ. ISM. .
hit MAcON ST.. rooms, ail modern.. $26
Kl S. 2Sth Ave.. 5-r. all mod. bungalow 30
1U9 Kim St., &-r. partly mod. cottage.. 14
o. c. ot.stin.
Ioug. IPS MrCague Bid g.
ONE bk. cor. small 4-room house, mod-
ern but heat; close school, church,
tores; reduced rent. Phone Colfsx ISM.
S-R., downtown, colored, $12; 2 and l-r.,
lota garden ground, 14-15 Tel. Doug.
2107. Evenings Walnut ihK7.
HOCSF.3 FOR RENT.
CRE1GH, SONS CO.,
608 BEE BLDG. fcOUQ. W0.
FOR RENT-AP'TS AND FLATS
West.
4-R tlarney. NEW, excellent looa-
tlon; has sun rarlor, built-in bed; $:T.0O
, umm;r; $I2.S0 winter; sublease.
HASTINGS & HKYDEN. 114 Harney Jit.
4-R.. NB1V, :KM6 Harney; has sun" parlor,
built-in bed; ery choice, good location;
sub-lease, $37.50 sum., J1J.50 winter.
VIAST1NU ft H EVDEN. 1614 liarney St.
ilELEN Apartment, 2464 Harney 8t, very
desirable four-room apartment. Call
Douglas 8790.
WOODL.ANi 31st and Dewey., apt. 5. $."0.
very desirable. K. E. Brando. IT. 1103.
North.
THE SHERMAN, beautiful i-room apart
ment. Call Webster 74I.
Month.
FIVE-ROOM steam heated apartment,
very desirable, the Chula Vista, Soth
and Poppleton Ave., $42. K). 822 Bran
dels Theater Bldg. Doug. 1371.
RK RENT four-room modern apart
ment, 812 S. 2ft li St. A snap. $17.60 per
month. Call Mr. Doherty. Doug. 1871.
Miecellanevaa.
MONTH FREE RENT.
CLOHE-1N APARTMENT.
8-room and bath apartments, brick.,
mod. but heat, best neighborhood, Ill.M
and $1. Call for appointment to see
them.
P. E. BUCK, 91J OMAHA NAT. DG. 6228.
MOVING AND STORAGE
'GLOBE "VAN & STORAGE"
Stores, moves, packs, ships, t-horaa
van and 2 men, $1.26 per hour; storage,
12 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douglas 433S and Tyler VP.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, atoraga and mov
, Ing, 219 N. 11th St. Tel.
L Douglas 894 or Harney 1931.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE) "
Separate, locked rooms, for - house,
bold goods and pianos; moving, packing
and snipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
04 B. Wth tit. Douglas 416
FIDELITY ;
Phon Douglas 288 for complete Hat of
Vacant houses and apartments; also for
storage, too v In g. lth and Jackson Bta.
J" nT?Flr.r) Exp. Co., moving
. XmKilJ packing and atoraga.
HOT FaJTtam Bt Douglas 411441.
VlAOOARD Van 4k StorageTIo.; Moving
peaking, storage and shipping. D, Hi.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PRQPTY
Sis:
Lease for Sale
Good Location
' REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
330 Square Feet 130.00.
The Bee Building Co.
Room 103.
WILL remodel space, 60 by 60. for lodge
hall, ltd floor of Crounse Block, 119 N.
16th St , to suit tenant CONRAD
YOtTNO. K1 Brandcls Thea. Doug. 1671.
CM ALL, store room; very desirable; rent,
$?; 1520 Cass St. CONRAD YOUNG,
$32 Brandeia Theater. Douglaa 1B7L
TWO wholesale buildings, one with
trackage. K. D. WEAX, $10 S. 19th St.,
Weed Bldg.
STOREROOMS at 109-1811 Farnara &T.
Thos. F. Hall, 438 Ram ire Bldg. D. T406.
MODERN store near poatofftce; low reaL
7 P. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
Uafurnlsbed Iloaaea aaa Plata.
lltJRRV up! Cal! Red 4344; we can rent
that vacant property.
TliOH. Lt M'OARRY. Keellno Bldg.
REAL ESTATESUBURBAN
BtlMI.
6 ROOM.
All modern, in Benson, at 2319 N. 69th
8t. Full lot. house about t years old.
Mortgage on It of $2,060.00. payable
$26.vo per month; make offer for equity.
You need not fear to make offer low
enough. The owner must sell and you
will get a snap. I
H. A. WOLF. 614 Ware Blk. Doug. SOW.
Dandee.
Dundee:
Fine, strictly modern, 7-room house,
large living room, with fireplace ana
built-in bookcases; large dining room;
finished In Quarter sawed oak; sun
porch; dandy kitchen, finished In white
enamel; 4 cheerful bedrooms; one of
thera arranged for sleeping porch; nice
bath; full basement. House exception
ally well built; Chamberlain weather
trip on all windows and doors. One of
the prettiest blocks In Dundee. Price
$5.7o0.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
915-16 City Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 49.
OWNER of S-coom house end lot. k6x
136. In Dundee, has removed from the
city and wants to sell Immediately, so
makes price f.3uu- Ask quickly. r.
D. Weed. 210 S. lMh til.. Weed Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
North.
6 RMS.
ALL MODERN
$1,950
This Is a first-class close-In bar
grain. The house la the square type,
wita reception hall, living nun, din
Ing room and kitchen on the first
floor; a bedrooms and bath on ta
second floor. Uood furnace; In fact,
the entire house Is In first-class re-
falr. It la located on an east front
ot on 96th St.. just a short distance
north of Cuming. Paving paid for In
full. Surroundings are good and the
. price Is at least $tu Irss than the
property's actual cash value. At pra
enl the house Is renting for tM per
month, slthough up to recently the
house has always brought l.aO.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.
''Ml ICaeltna Bide.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED I
NEUR FIELD CLI B, $x CAsTT:
A good substantial strictly modern .
room house and garage. Convenient to
car school and park; raving paid. A
small cash payment. balance go
monthly, including Interest. IKn t con
tinue to rent when you can buy on
these terms.
PATNB INVESTMENT COMPANY.
. 6T7 Omaha fotlBk. Rldg. D. 171. o
REAL BARGAIN
In brand new 7-room strictly modern
house, with sleeping porch; strictly mod
ern stucco holme. Just completed near
Field club. He sure and see this house
before jrou buy and we will save you
money. Write N. J. Skogman Sons,
building contractors. M3 N. Inth St, or
phone Harney 7519. any tlme
FOR SALE Strictly modern i-room
house, nearly new; Field club district;
faoes east on the boulevard. Will sell
cheap If taken at once. Buy direct from
owner and save agent's commission.
Phone Hamey 75S8.
Mlaeellaaeoas.
BRAND NEW-$3,6U0.
Six nice rooms, bungalow stvle, fine
oak finish; sun room, the beat furnace;
full basement; large corner lot, room
for another house; street paved and no
better neighborhood In town. When
can you go and see It? Any time will
suit us.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
D. 1781. 6th Floor Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
GENUINE BARGAIN.
Practically new five-room cottage,
modern except heat, located In a new
addition and surrounded by new houses.
ill WCPt I art of rllv IU. M,iek n e.r
line: must sell at once on account of
wnes neaitn; price, only $2,i60. Call
W cbster 6364 Sunday and evenings, or
Douglas W'16 during week days
BARGAIN for large family, 10-foom
house, modern, lot 65x140, large barn,
cement walks and paved street, one
block to car, cost owner over $6,000. For
sale at $3,uu); on terms.
TEBUlu.NS, 6i omalia Nat. Bank.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
North.
fl:T mi. nv, i4
fT...!.0.".,.0' vour !"' money In
I H, I .1 TR A lAia U L1 1 t tr,..rw, a eat
. ruu.uAiivn oi an wealth.
It can t get away fsom you. and if
jrou buy In a well located new addi
tion, you will not cly save but MAKE
money.
CHARLES W. MARTIN A CO..
i r r.r?.
PUT t'P $10 to $16
TtMjmSnt.hT-?f. J;our Pr money In
MINNE I.T'SA lots. REAL ESTATE
U 'h.,IrOlNDATlON of all wealllT:
" cn, ?Pt way from you. and If
tEi b. v we'' lolled new aldl
moneyOU "0t n'y "aVe bUt MAKK
CHARLES W. MARTIN ft CO .
OWNERS. o
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
For Sale or Exchange
8-room modern house and full lot U
wnf .ft!!m1 ac ine- Price ,4-5n Own"
' . or i ,v'nt lots within H
mile of Shth and Hamilton Sta. aa part
p?orTy. C,rry b'n,'e " tha
J. H. DT'MONT ft CO
jl2lgKeellna Bldg. D. 690 o
JLi;-?110! "Tlu-lhobesT
Irrigated country; 7-room concrete
brick house, well finished: other build
ings good: 6o acres alfiilfa; owner
v SSk1"1. '3u,J'2edF,lrf 1" central
Neh. W. II. Smith. Wheatland. Wyo.
FOR EXCHANGE.
. A.n !?"0T and -acI' tract In Cen
tral Florida for good Omaha property
CHARLES E, WILLIAMSON
Tel. Douglas 2107. 607 Paxton Block.
id ACRES fruit and alfalfa farm, highly
improved, nearly Joins Grand Junction
Colo., price $7,000; to exchange for mar.
chandise, or city property. Address P
878. care Bee.
160
0 AC Kbits farm, near Einmett, Neb"
Holt Co., mortgage $1,000. due a v.o..'
per cent Interest; value my equity at
$2,4flt what have you to offer In ex
change for eoultvT Addmna i"- in tj
ACRES farm in Ills.. $1,000 cash aiifj
general merchandise, wall located. Ad-
$5,000 GENERAL merchandise stock, for
i.n .v. I.I V. - l.m -1 1- ....
man uinerenoe;
what have you to offer? Want quick
umi. iiu'Jruni n oiv, care ree,
t-ROOM modern home, finished In oak.
Field club district; equity $2,000; want
cheap western land. Address A 3H0,
care Bee.
160 ACRES In western Nebraska forsale
or trade for auto or Omaha property.
Address Owner, 8 537. Be.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
INTELLIGENT and pcrlntenl advertis
ing will "sell" any salable real estate,
and the largest number of prospective
buyers can be reached through the
Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide to all
of Greater Omaha THE BEK.
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
small store room, with living rooms
above, In Central school district. Phon
Red 7864.
Save nearly new piano, fine tone.
Price. $300. Will exchange f,or cheap
iota or aiemono. uouax
WANTED to swap. Why not advertise
something that you no longer have any
use for and get something you really
need. Write Room 104. flee Bldg.. or
HAVE) $M0 mtge. on 5-room cot tags
paved street; dua In 1 year. Will take
diamond or cheap lot, batanca cash,
Colfax 406L or 4140 N. 48th 81
HAVE cash buyer for medium slsed
apartment house property. Thomas
Campbell. Keellne building. Doug. 4ri23.
Mlscrllaneoaa.
REAL ESTATE. Fire and General Insur-
ance. Art Thatcher, 1217-18 City Na
tional Hank Kldg. Douglas 3W1.
ACRE, good house, part modern, 28
fruit trees. Phone Colfax 1062.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WHAT he had to sell: An automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer cottage, a
Morris chair. And he aold 'hem
through THfi BEE Want Ad columns.
' FINANCIAL
Real Batata Los
lor.sa.r
WJC are read at all tluieg to
mak loam on tlrat-claaa city
property and eastern Nobraaka
(arma. Rctos on requ.at,
UNITED 8TATLS TRU8T CO
IIS 8. 17th St,
( TO for loans on best clasa elty
residences In amounts $i,0u0 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRlT CO.. 162: Fartiam aU.
OMAHA home. East NeDraska f anna,
O'KEEFE REAL EST AT K CO..
1016 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 1711
V. ead. Waad Bldg , 18th ft Karnam Bta.
MONEY on hand for city and iarin luana,
H. W. Binder, City National bank Blag.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
CITY and farm toana, t, i per oauiT
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 411 hi. I tiank.
7 tm AJAa, u. u. carioerg, uiM
U Brande.a Theater Bldi.
MONET. HARRISON ft MORTON,
tlNCLK 8AU ou stock at a sacriricaT!
1 cent per s.isre; advertised prloa to
Hoa-atockholders, t eenu; $..800 shares.
T. J. Coughlln. Edgerton, Kan.
Abstracts t Title.
WHteN buying reai aeLate have us eoiat
ps your atiUa t. tiuaraatee AbaUact
Co., Itm. 7. Pattaisoa Bu D. 2U47.
KKHli X'tla guaxantee and Abstraol
Co.. a ntoOern abstract ofttce.
$0 B 17th St. Tel. D. 647,
ItEL ABSTRACT CO . oldest abstract
tuoa in -Meoraaaa. sui Jbiaudels Thea.
M iaerllaMeUhe,
V'ARM LOAN a 6 v trrn Neb., or Weat
ern loaa. Tolang 4k '.'ruubull, L'ce
Bld-
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
I-lorlda l.aada
FREE TH'lP TO VEItof FLORIDA,
Tuesdsy, February L to see the fainoua
Indian River farms, where the js'lnus
oranse and rrape fruit are produced In
abundance; where general and latenxlve
farming Is onnaed In; where the ossl
bllltles In cattle, ho a. poultry rstslng
an dairying sro almost unlimited; Sim
g -owing days In the yesr; outdoor life,
boating, bathing, fishing and hunting;
good roada, schools and churches. We
want you to see this country, where op
portunity awaits )ou. where you can
secure that farm and home on easy
laymrnta. which may mean your very
Independence.
Call or write for free booklet and
complete plans for this free trip.
HEDDINO ft HF.DD1NO.
US Urandels Theater Bldg.. Omaha, Neb,
lev a Lanaa.
fel'LENDlD eastern Iowa aO-acro d airy
farm, $U6 per acre. C. 8. RELY EA,
Capitol Ave.. Omaha. Neb.
Mlssaarl Lh4i,
.17 ACREt) improved, H miles of talent,
slo.i 140 acres fenoed. ft) acres culti
vated: lays fine; good soil; price $49
per acre.
W. 8. FRANK. Neville Blk.. Omaha.
JNebrealin Lss4l,
SARPt COUNT!.
Driving distance from the South Omaha
Stock yards, save freight and shrink
age and get the top price for Uva stock,
hay and grain.
tWO acres, hi0 $iS.OOO. Valley stock
farm. 2 miles from Meadow and $0
miles from South Omaha. 130 acres In
alfalfa. n acres In com, 16 acres In
meadow and the balance fenced Into
five pastures. Half of place fenced
hog-tight; running water in pastures;
same hard wood timber; $ aeta of build
ings. Including two H-room houses, two
t.6uvbushel corn crths, 8 granaries. $
barns for It head, two 1, 250-ton silos and
reservoir; school on the place; good or
chard: trackage can be secured.
PAYNE IN ESTMENT CO.
tth Fir. Omaha Nut. Hk. Hldg. D. TT1.
FARM SNAP
IWVecre unimproved farm south of Dig
In Kimball county, Nebraska; all good
farm and hay land. Price $S per acre;
$) cash, . balance 10 yrara. Will be
worth 6 times whst 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. O $42, Bee.
1,280-ACKE RANCH
$7 per acre. Near Wood Lake, Neh.;
about one-half farm and hay land;
4-ronm house; sins II barn. Will ax
change for 'mall farm near Omaha or
Council Rluffs.
M GEE REAL ESTATE) CO..
lOfi Pearl street, Council Bluffs, la.
ONLY "$47fi buys a 640-acre schoof"Tand
lease running twenty-five years In Oar
field county. A fine stock proposition.
Write owner, L. C. Crandall, 1644 Locust
ft., Lincoln, Neb.
FOR BALE Best large body, hlxh grade
medium priced land! In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb, j
H section good land In lied Willow Co.,
H under cultivation; this is a bargain.
Inquire ?2n2 Mlli t ary Ave. Walnti t 12o.
SARPY COUNTY FARM.
SO acres much less than value.
O. O. WALLACE, B14 Keellne. Omaha-o
Mississippi bss4l.
pe:an orchards.
assure you handsome Income of perma
nent nature and bought at rock bottom
prices means large Increase In value of
Investment. Write, phone or call.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
D, yi9. City National Bank Bldg.
. Wisconsin Lasdi,1
UPPRR WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop atate in the union; aattlera
wanted; landa for sale at low prlcea on
assy terms. Aak for booklet $4 on Wis
consin Central Laud Grant, Excellent
landa for stock raising. If Interested la
. fruit landa ask for booklet on apple or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
, Dept., Boo Una Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Texas feaads.
WHEN you buy a farm, get It where it
has a future. If you buy high-priced
land you are Just trading dollars, go to
speak. We have a land proposition that
ought to interest every farmer seeking
to better his condition. Our landa sail
, at $30 to $50 per acre, on easy terms.
The soil Is rich and fertile, the climate
fine, the water supply pure and plenti
ful: the rainfall has always been ample
to Insure crops. Until a few years ago
there was no railroad through this sec
tion of the country, but with the ad
vent of a main-line railroad It Is now
rspldly coming to ths front, towns are
springing up, and In a few years these
lands wilt double and treble in value.
We have personally investigated this
land, bought some of It ourselves, and
, have the agency for a limited supply.
These landa are located In western
Texas, below the Panhandle, circular
giving detailed Information furnished
uuun application.
SCOTT & HILL COMPANY
McCague Building, Omaha.
Douglas 1009.
Mlaeellaaeoas.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR HALE T
Write a good description ot your land
and send It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twonty-flve words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Bunday fog
one month, giving alxteen ads on twelve
different days for $2; or 60 words, $4, or
U worda, $.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; gtiO.OOO reaUars dally In four (real
siaiea.
$KND your name today; receive offers
irora iana owners; agents everywnere;
free. United Realty Associates, Jollet.
FOR SALF 1.087 acres of land, on ml la
from good town, $6,000 worth Improva
mlnts, 400 acres bottom land, SO acres
alfalfa, running water. Price, $,000.
Terms, one-half down, balance t years,
per cent. No trades. Writs Marsh
Ron I Estate Co., Trenton. Neb.
It takes but a minute of time to aava
dollars when you read The Bea Want-Ad
columns.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
For Bm.lm.
thirty-two milk wajfoua tor via, cheat.
s-i r 4.u r. U . t- .
J UlUi-mil t--' sail i m v. .phi -aim -. ict-i a-e
HAY $f6u ton. A. W. Wagner, all N7li7
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
MXJ grain, loo lbs. $i.7i. Wagner. Ml N.l.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1- ls-14 Miunllor touting $A6o
2 1U15 Packard six, louring 1.7u0
$ li6 Bulck C-26, touring 60
4 1H14 Ford, touring ... iJi
l l'jlt Studebaker six. touring tta
4 1H13 Flanders, touring tbo
Auto Clearing Mouse, icu f arnam. D. 2310.
FOR SALE Oakland Six 40-horse power,
7-passenger; also a Flanders Roadster.
$7bo. Address 41( 8. 24lh.
WANTED to buy a Ford chassis, need
not be In running condition, egli Wal
nut 162 or sddress 4M4 lsard.
DUPLEX Urea last longer, are stronger
and more durable, fixltf. VM. 2618 Far
nam Ht. Douglas 478.
i.00O-LB. truck $l2fi. Nebraska Bulck
Servlo Htatlon. 1814 Farnam.
ph one Douglas 711.
AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INoURANC
CO.. Doug, as W
Asia Livery aad Gsragtt,
Industrlai Oarage Co.. 20 ft Harney gts.
isls ttaslrla aas Palatlagt.
Automobile painting dona by experts; 20
years' experience In Omaha: woik guar
anteed 1st class. Johnson-Dsn forth Co.
Too reward for aasgasto we can t repair.
Colls reoaired. baysdorfer. 110 N. latk
fie winter atoraga whan cars are paint-
Sioaha Radiator Rp. Co tuii Far.7. i6T
Asts Tlraa aaa B
AUTO TlhfcF"
REBUILT. 1200 TO $g.tt.
DUO TIRE CO.. Mil Chicago ac
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HAWLt--iJAVli.u.N' Mo'i'OKCYCLts.
I tar am in used machines. Victor Hooa,
-rue Mulotcycl Uao." 27ul Lsaveowerib.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat it Steady, with Fairly Active
Demand for Hard and Spring
Varieties. PRICES REMAIN UNCHANGED
OMAHA T-,,. i ii
The wheat market was ateady today.
Th
the
iniriT active aciiiami it,p
' hard and spring variety, and wheat
sol
Th. : t"""- .
. .-vt-,im ,ii rorn ecre very neavy,
fi, r' Wer poried In, and althouglt
inere was a good demand, corn sold un
changed to cent lower with the off
grade corn selling at the lower prices
oats were up, advancing a quarter of
4 CBllt,
Rye sold tinrhangrd.
Barley was also unchanged.
t V.MIS'iw.r,,.: Wl eat and flour eoual
to l,U.oiO bushels: corn. S.tmo bushels;
oats. 846.1100 bushels
Liverpool close: Wheat unchansed tj
d
i nigner; corn, unchanged to Id lower,
rlmarv wiii . ...... . ... ...
l'i
bun
flh.la anil .1.1 .... . . .
against receipts of l.iSR.CMO bushels and
. . , riiiiiuriiiP, I, J,'; IMIXUlilS
sh
V. , " io,'aa oiisneia last year.
Primary corn receipts were l.lls.iVO
bu
snipments iws,0ini bushels.
ag
ah
ilnntenta of i oil i,n k,..k.i. ,..
1 rlmary oats receipts were 1 M7,i0
usnela and thlmn.-,. imi.,, ,
bus
against receipts of l,tt,(.o' bushels and
shipments of 6?l,ko bushels last year.
CARLOT RECKIPTd.
. Wheat. Corn, Oats.
nlcago ....
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Minneapolis
'Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
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Thess sales were reoited today:
M , 10- h"r11 w'1r: 2 cars. $1.21.
riJ. ,7 ' . r " ', cars.
SOU: 11 fBxrm tl m- r. ... . ,-
cer. 'M .: . '. I-"1" u:V-"T' '''" I." .V
xr ' . " - ,i.iB, i car, si.u
O. 4 herd urlnl,- I - mi la. a .
$1.17. 11 cars. $1.18; 4 cars. $1.I6S; t cars.
$1.18: 1 car. II. 4 care II 11 I
I IS1; cars, $1.18; 4 tars.' $1.18; 1 car,'
car. $1.0b; 1 car. $1.04: car. $U. No. 3
ririnr 1 1 1 -tr. . t a . .
'X. w lain. 4i.r;
i & '; ' c- ''; 1 ear. tl .18; 1 car.
..... -.w. iimiwi. i car, fi.iR'; l car.
VJ5; JL rar"' ''2- No- 1 durum: l car.
$1.10. No, 2 durum: 2 cars. $1 an 'n
durum: 1 car. $1.17; 1 car. $1.16. No. 8
mixed durum: 1 car, $1.17.
By No. 8: cars, Mo; H car. .1c: 1-8
car. 93c. No. 4: 1 2-8 cara.l2c '
Barley No. 8; 1 car. 76c; 1 car. 74c. No.
4: 8-6 car. toe.
Corn-No. 4 white: 1 car, Kc; 7 cars.
6e; 8 eara. c; 1 car. 4 No. 8 white:
1 car. M4c. No. white: 1 car. k No.
$ yellow: 1 car. P9c. No. 4 yellow; 7 care,
JJHc; t cars. c. No. 6 yellow: t cars
Mo; 2 cars, 1c; car, lHc No. t yel
low: : l car. Si'Ho; 1 cars. Ic: as, cars.
WVc; cars. K No. 2 mixed: .1 csrs,
Wo. No. 4 mlxod: 2 cars, mr; t cars.
c: I cars, h.c; 8 cara, No. i
mixed: 8 cara, Mo; 1 car. 6Sy; cars.
Mo; IS cara. WHc; 17 cara, 2c. No. 8
S car, aoc- 4 CiT; 694c; T ears, r.c; 1 csr
6je. fiamplt: 1 car. 60c; 1 ear. 6V,c; 1 car
Mc: cara. 660; 8 cars. 64c; 1 cars 63,-
?arJ.r"Sa 0i C""- 61ikC: 1 C"'
Oata-No. t white: 6 cars, ttc: 1 car
47Ho No. 4 white: I cars, 47$. Sample':
1 car, 4tic; I car. to'Ac; 1 car. 45c; 2 cara,
4C,
Omaha ruh Pri,., tt u , . n . .
M vwu., m.V - V T ,M n 1 "o. i narn,
n.3nl.U No. I hard, tl.llMRl.81 ; No. 4
d 4 i-.lwH".;,.i0-.JI "P""! sl.tlfflt.J7j
No. 8 spring. $l.ll.jr,: No. 2 durum, $l.l4
l;3? V.0, d"""n. 11631.17; sample, ftio
tl?l W rfrn; No. 8 white, 68(ifnc; No. 4
4 '" C7. ("r to. a wnite, av4iMo; No.
$ white, J-6lcj No. 8 yellow. tyHj,ic:
iii", ""'I'l' lo'c o yenow, t
M-";; J o. yenow, W2Hc; No. t
mixed. 7flRc: No. 4 mixed. 4WIc:
No. f mixed. 61Hfsil4c; No. 6 mixed. bHrt
4c J Oats: No. 2 white. 4S?4HIc: etand-
T V T 71 wnn, vivytinnc: no,
J.1"' i1Yt'cl- Barley: Malting, 7r
.'nicago closing prlcea, furnished The
Tre by Logan ft Bryan, stock and grain
bmkera, 216 Bouth Wth St., Omaha:
Article! Open.l High. I Low. Close. I Sat
Wheat
May.
1 n
13VA l$lW
91 ftivi
Ju.y
1 25H 1 S4V1
1 24
Corn,
May.
7847Ttt
July
Oats.
May. 6rs63
July. 49!4a4
Frk.
Jan.. 30 n
May. 13 66-671
July. 20 66 1
Lard. I I
Jan..
10 80
May.
July.
10 60-63
10 70
Ribs. I
Jan.. 10 75
May! 11 00
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featares at the Tradlagr Closing:
Prieea aa Board of ale,
CHICAGO. Jan. 84. Big exnort aalea
estimated at mora than l.OOO.dlo bushels,
ths largast amount this season, gave
notable strength today to wheat, notwith
standing: depression at ths start. Prices
closed firm, p to li&l'io higher, with
May, $1.1U4 and July 1.&1. Corn, finished
a shade off to ViQo up; oats, unchanged
to Vic advance, and provisions at exactly
Saturday's latest figures.
Advances In the price of wheat applied
chiefly to the May option, which gained
a full cent on the July delivery, and
closed at the highest quotation yet for the
1916 crop. The fact that a foreign govern
ment was said to have purchased dlreot
the great bulk of tha wheat sold for ex
port had a decidedly stimulating affect,
as Indicating that plans to obtain ade
quate supplies for Europe from countries
other than tha United btates were not
proving a sueoesa.
Early depression In tha wheat market
resulted from talk of Anglo-French gov
ernment assistance having brought about
a cut In vessel rates from Argentina.
Mild weather Instead of predicted severe
cold In the domestic winter crop belt
wss a further reason for weakness.
Corn rallied with wheat. The market,
however, was under selling pressure
throughout tha greater part or the day on
account of large receipts and ths slow
ness of eastern inquiry.
Oats were relatively firm. There was
a brisk call from the seaboard.
Provisions were Inclined to esse ' off
In consequence of heavy receipts of hogs.
The strength of the grain markets,
though, and late advancea at the yards
acted finally as a complete offset.
Chicago Cash Prices Whest : No. S red.
tl.4til.S4i; No. 8 red, fl.2Mj1.si;, No. 2
hard. $1.30t?l.s0Vt: No. 8 hard, $1.23H1.I.
Corn: No. 2 yellow, 78c: No. 4 yellow.
ri.fa774c- No. 4 white. ?lWfr7.1. .!.
No. 2 white. 60 51V; standard, 62V4
63c. Rye: No. 2. nominal; No. 8. $1 0.1.
Barley. 67iiH0e. Seeds: Tlmothv. t& frfwt
7.6i: clover, $10 1.'6. Provialona:
Pork. $1 sMjfl.a&: lard. 110.10010 at,: rth
$10.601077,.
HUTTtilt-Bteady; creamery. l8?flnH.
lXJS Lower ; receipts, 2,980 cases;
firsts, 27c; ordinary firsts, Mc; at mark,
cases Included, U'aVn.
POTATOKS Stesdy; receipts, 68 csrs;
Mlchlgsn, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kota white, ftr'4)tl.Ar; Minnesota and Da
kota Ohlos. bOcfivl.00.
POULTRY-Allve. higher: fowle. 15c:
springs. 14Vc.
I
TfBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
(taatatloas sf ta Day ea Varleas
t emsasdltlea.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-FLOUR-F1rmer:
spring patents, fA.dOQI.OO: winter patenu,
4).44.?t; winter straights, foAAVu'i.lu;
Kansas straights, $6 2ta M.
v meat spot, nrm; no. i durum,
fl.4t; No. 1 northern, rhiluth, $J.MV and
No. 1 northern Manitoba, $1 huV, f. n. b.,
New York. ritures. firm; May. I1.4IH.
l UKN-spot, barely steady; new. No. 2
yellow 87c. prompt.
OATS boot, steady: No. I white. 66U
HAT Steady: NO. 1, f1.T3V4Tl JS; No. 2,
Q 16: No. 8, $1.00; shipping, 8.'woc.
HOPH Steady: state, common to choice.
tl. lA(Tc: 14. 6r-; Pacific Coast, lili,
HIDE8 Firm; BogoU. KW1H; Cea-
tral America, 81c.
I.KATI1 K.R Firm: Hemlock firsts. 231
34c: imvitiiIi, Xtn'tXc.
PKOV1SIONK fork, firm: mess. t20KVrl
2060; family, 22 0i- 00; short ciesr. $l'.w
i2tw. Iieef, steady: mess. $l.ifti7 an;
fsmlly. 88 r1H h. jrd. barely stradv:
niiddJa west. $10.10.60. t
i i i
itm is:
I ' 1 SSM IKS
1
I n TTJal 78H
TO 78 7Hfil
MHWfNil WTs 6.VffVi
49-i 49 I 4A 4!Hi
tr)8S I20 8S 1208S 1 20 86
20 67V4J 20 40 20 66 I 20 66
i rw
i mm I to to i in so in jrrvk
10 67J 10 IS 10 60 10 60
10 80 I 10 70 I 10 77H 10 77V4
10 7S I 10 75 1 10 76 1 10 7S
I 11 10 11 00 11 10 11 10
TAM.OW Firm: city. '; country. 7'i
fjc; sivcclsl, r.
BUT I KR 1-taler: receipts. 8.7 tubs;
crsmcry cxtrna. x;'fftic; firsts, H'flaiWc;
srnnil. TtSlrWc.
lRiS 8teady; receipts. 4.12 cases;
fresh Karhcrcd extra fine, SiMIc; extra
flrots. iVf'iT; flrats, r,tiic; seconds. .
CIIKF.PR Firm: receipts 1.M0 boxes;
state, whole milk, flats, held, specials, 18
ft'isc; state, whole milk, tlsts. held, av
erage fancy, I7ttisc; state, whole milk,
flats, held, current make specials, 17Ne;
state, wide milk, flstn, hold, averatie
run ITflK1,-.
101 'l,TU Y Live, unsettled: no prices
j quoted. Jitraaed, strong; fresh killed
chickens, Ifru-c; fowls, lll!c; turkeys.
! '45iSc.
( IIICAt.O .IK UTtllk MARKKT
tattle Weak lloai Weak -aneep
Weak.
CinCAO. Ian. 24 -CATTLFRe. etpte.
J&.rtm head; market weak: native beef
steers, $1.:)iMj0.i.i; western steers, $.:
8 l.: cow and hcf rs, $.I.JOm 20; calvo.
$7.7..ltlV0O.
IHIUS Receipts. T'.'.ntXI head: market
weak at .V advance, bulk. $7.kti7',
light. $70fn7.f: mixed. t7.tfttf?.?: heavy.
$7 nr7.77; rniuh, $7.fi1.30. piss, $..t(Hf
''silBKP AND LAMB! Receipts. 17.VX)
head; market weak: wethers, $;.6ts.ti;
ewes, $."..axii.0O: Inntba, $H.Miriil.00,
Kanana 4 Ity Live "lock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 24. CATTLK Re.
celpts, 14.0i0 head; market steady to 10c
lower: prime fed steers, $S WHM.; dressed
beet steera. t7.001iA.40; western steers.
H.rflS .Sti; etockers snd feeders .00n7.s0:
, bulls. $.".. VMn?..V); cslrs, $A.MMriO W.
' MOOS Itecelpt. .() head; market
nmner; num. n.emi.;o; hesvv, 7.4'u7.6.;
packers and hutchera $7.3(Vt.'r.50; light.
7.!0t7.4n; pigs. $S.;;Kir7.f.
PIIKKP A Nil LAMHS Receipts. 12 00
nean: marset stesity; lambs. $loo?iio.7.;
yearlings. $N.n0t.4O; wethers. $7.t-tl;.8;
ewes, $.807. bo.
4. I.onta Live Stnek Market,
ST. IOU1S. Jan. tt.-CATTLK-rte-celpts.
8.sf head; market h'gher; native
beef steers. $7.lHifl.f'; yearling steera
snd heifers, $i 6MH.a.; cows i. nri7.i;
etockers snd feeders, tA.nnfW.Sri; Texas
snd Indian steers, $S.rrli'8.6t; cows snd
heifers, 4. 000(11.60; native calves, $.0Ui
11.00.
MOOS-Recelpta. 1J.400 head; market,
higher: pise and lights, $tUntr7.ao; mixed
and butuhers, $7.4i"4l'7.7t; good heavy, $7.6J
7.75.
811 KV.r ANO t.AMBS-Reeelpts. 1.8W
head: market steady; vearllnga. wethers,
W0i,9.; lambs, $!.00l0.rrt; awes, $.t'
7.60
Sleax City Mrs Stock Market.
KTOrx C1TT.- Is.. Jan. 24. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,6(10 bead: market stesdy: na
tive steers. $.0v.f7.!0: butchers. 84.7MM.7R;
western steera, $fi 00!r7.S0; cows snd helf
era. $4.MVrt.10: canners, $160r4.M; stock -ers
and feeders, I6.00u7.00; bulla, atags,
etc., $4.MVft.2fv
HO(M -Receipt s. W.OOO head; market
steady to 6o higher; heavv. $7.iifl'7.40;
mixed, $7 1W7 20; light $80(97.10: bulk of
rales, $7.10tf7.40.
,11BKP AND T.AMBS-rtoelnta, l.ftn
head; msrket steady; ewes, $3,767.20;
lamba. $8.6VU10.00.
St. Joseph Lira Stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jsn. 24.-CATTIE-Re-celpts,
2,600 head; market steady; steers,
$7.wi7fl8n: cows and heifers. 4.00(a.60;
calves, $.0Otfl0.0O.
HCKJfl Receipts. T,2n head; market,
higher; top, $7.M; bulk of sales, $7.Sf07.M.
BIIEEP AND LAM BR Receipts, 4.600
head; market strong; lamba, $10.26'J710.0.
,.. Lira Stock la Slaht.
Receipts of llva stock at tha flva prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 8.200 11. M 7,ftO
Chicago
...26.0i) 72.0i
17,010
Kansas City
Bloux City .
8t. Louis ....
. Totals ....
14.0HO 8,Ono 12,00')
., 6.lton lo.noo i.ono
1,800 12,4(10 1.800
.66.600 114,700 26.000
Kansas City f)raln and) ireelalaaa.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 24. WHEAT No,
! hard, $l.1ifft.2T; No. 8 red. $1.24yi.2l;
Msy. $1.Stl'1"i: July, $1.18H.
CORN No. .2 mixed. 70c: No. I white.
70f70Hc: No. J yellow, 71o; May, Tl'rtJ
l . r..fu Til yA,lu
IIUITl ITTTlj 1
OATS No. I whits, eOtfClo; No. I mixed,
46tW7c.
B UTTER Creamery, llo; firsts, X9c;
seconds, 27o; packing, 19o.
XOS Firsts, 26c; seconds, 20o.
POULTRY Hens, ISc; turkeys, 18c;
springs, 18c .
Omaha Hay Market.
HAT Prairie, choice upland. t10 0vf
10. D0; No. 1, W.fftylO.OO; No. 2. $8.00itfl.i0;
No. 2. $4.fM.00', choice midland. tt.WVdi
10.00: No. 1. $8.60ia.60: No. 1. $7 Vr8.60; No.
11, v0nrr7.00; choice lowland. $9.00; No. 1,
$n.0ft.fi0; No. 8. $.008la.00j No. 8, $4.00U.0O.
STRAW None on the market: oholoe
wheat Is quotshle at fu.60qrti.00; choloe oat
or rye. M.OoS'S.H).
A IFALKA Choice, t1.BrVftM4 00; No. 1.
$12 0oru18.00; No. 2, $9.00(ijll.O0; No. 8, $7,000
9.00.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts
NEW YORK. Jan. 24. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull; fancV ffclBWfcc; choice,
prinie, 'aHo.
DRIED FRUITS Irunes. firm; Call
fornlas 4!U4c; Oregons, 7,i&'iio. Apri
cots, steady; choice, lHc; extra choice,
lKn'll'4c; fancy, 1212Hc. Peaches steady;
choice, 6Uc; extra oholoe, 6W; fanoyjftHo.
Raisins, firm; loose muscatels, 1igla;
choice (o fancy seeded, 1Wo; seedlesa,
WWJllo.
Minneapolis Oral a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. M WHEAT
May, $1.81Y81.3)4; J)r. flJai No. 1
hard, tl.871i; No. 1 northern. ai.2340
1.8M4; No. 2 northern, fl.f8'iQl.K!44. .
KLOTjR Unchanged,
B A RLKT W76c.
R YE egHfrtWHo.
HKAN-H0.7Mjnl.lB.
CORN-No. t yellow, 7HwnVo.
OATH No. f white. 4tNIVtO.
FLAXSEED-.33i81.87.
Liverpool ttrala Market.
UVITRPOOL, Jan. 24 -WHEAT-Spol.
No. t Manitoba, 14a Id; No. 2 hard winter,
new, 13a 4d; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 12a
lid.
CORN Spot American mixed, new, 10a
lOd
FLOL'R Winter patenla. 48a d.
HOI'S In London, Pacific coaat. tCtUC.
St. Lools Grata Market.
ST. TOITIS, Jan. 24, WHEAT No. I
red f1.2Vrti 1.4ft; No. 2 hard, fl.tl; May.
$1.2.; July. $1.?24.
COI-No. 2, 72c: No. 2 white. 7:4rT3H;
May. TH4'7BHc: July, 7Ho.
OATS No. 2, 5itKiOc: No. whits, KVia
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24. -COFFEE Tha
market for futurea wss higher today on
scattered coVerlng. a little trade buying
and soma renewed support from Wall
street sources. Rumors that a British
steamer which had been chartered to
carry coffee here from Brasil had been
commandeered by the Brltlah government
evidently served to restrlot offerings. Ttie
market opened at unchanged prices to an
advance of 7 points and May contracts
sold un to 7.1Hc, while September sold at
7.29c. with the market closing st a net
5a!n of frf'10 points. Hales, 14.7(H) bags;
aniiary, 69ic; February, 7c: Marc h, 7 (i7c;
April, 7.11c: May. 7.1o; June. 7.10c: July,
7.27c; August. 7.32c: Hcptemher, 7.37c; Oc
tober. 7.4c; November, 7.47c; December,
7.61c. Hnot. eteadv: Rio 7s. 7Tc: Santos 4s.
fl'.c. Firm offers from Brasil were delayed
and the mat and freight situation was
unsettled. The official cables reported no
change In mllrels prices and a decline of
1-341 In I'lo exchange on London. Santos
reported clearances of 21.000 bsgs for New
York snd 6ii,ufu bsgs for New Orleans.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24. OOTTON-Spot. i
quiet; middling uplands, U.SOc. Bales, 400
bn tea.
Futures opened steady; January, offered
st 12.2.; March. 12 27c; May, 12.&3c; July,
12.:ic: October, 127c.
Cotton futurea closed steady; January,
IJ.Orc; March. IM'c; May, 12.46c; July,
12 r-Kc; October. U r
The cotton market dosed steady at a
net decline of T to 18 points.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 14. COTTON Msr
ket barely steady: good middling, S.Sd;
middling, 8.1d; low middling, T.80d; galas.
M0 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Tan. N -METALS IB-,
hang quotes lead $4 10; spelter not
quoted. Copper, firm: electrolytic second
quarter delivery, fi!.n97A 60. Iron, steadv:
No. 1 northern, 8J0.2fUii 76: No. 2. $l.7iV
20 2H: No 1 northern. $30 .Oftrj 20.60; No. 2,
f l.76trW 26. Tin. firm; spot. $42.12.
At 1-ondon Ppnt copper, 91: futures,
0 ?m d; electrolytic. 120. Spot tin.
4.18?; futures, 180 10a. Antimony, 12i
OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kindt Slow to Lower
Sheep Mo$tly Ten to Fif
teen Lower.
i
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
OMAHA. January 24. 116.
P..'nlnt . ... a . .
.... vat.r; vaitie. iiora. cmecp.
r.&t limits . , .. .
" -nnniinT s.l
Name day last week.. 8 4M
Jante day i weeks sco .ll ?.
fjame day 2 weeks aao.. 8.h:I7
Jaoie day 4 weeks ago.. 6.M7
name dav Inat i?
2
7 01
ll.iwj
12 774
R.H71
r, .s.i
17. i:
1 1.64
4.ST8
8.4A4
41
I he following fable shows the receipts
or csttle. hcxa snd sheep at the Omaha
t.lve Stock market for the year to date
- .Miij,reU witn last year:
... 1SI4. 1S1R. tnc
t attle him ii.ji h w
Iec.
''" Sift.KlR 177.rK 128 .Hi
ne following tanie shows the average
prl.-ea of hosa at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few days, with com
parlacina I'ate. )!iii. ii;,. iiaw iigii iiiiii.iittu
J.nT
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
v
T 1 l ii 11
7 1i
7 17
J 871,
I 01
S Tl
I M Ot
9 44
721 8 ' 7 S-t;
lit
7 91 8 3-1
1 a
S! 8 21
6 96
7 fl 8 31
ti; in
lu
7 63'
7 JS !n
t r
8 671 s ISI T 111
6 8i
I 8 81 8 VV T n
8 Nt
1 19!
8 TJ' 7 !J
6 94
'auiiftav
Receipts and dlsp aitlnn or llva atock
st the Union Stock yards, Omaha, for
twenty-four hcura end nj at 2 p. m, yes
terday: RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle, lloas. Slip. Hrs.
C, M. St. P 18
Union laeiuc 44
C. aV N. V east.... 67
C. N. W.. west 84
C, ct. P.. M. O.... 33
C, B. A Q.. west W
C.. R. 1. A p., eact.,.. II
Illinois Central 26
Chicago Ut. West.... 21
Total receipts 348
ttuo.
ttT 7t1 !tsi 7 ii oS T H
TlVfcl 1 Oft' 7 Oil 1 11 t til f M
g&vJ pot J f 14! t 191 I 8 42
I a wi 1 081 T mi i t tti
t 6.T4I I 8 08' T 241 Ml 7 881 f
:7W 701 IT 121 101 7 78' 8 1
t'! 8 8 04! I 171 7 71 t 8
f Ol'SI ( I Ml T Oil to) T 78 $ 11
7 Q1 . 8 .11 7 0i I 7 89 8 M
9'.'sl 7( 8 14 t 111 d lot I 8 42
1 n
4 I 1
24 11
4 I
ttt 8 1
81 ' 'i
a 1 2
t i
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. II
nga.
lira
9:rl
2,3x3
6-
1,609
Morris Co. 47 1
424
Ha-lft and Company .... ..110 I
Cudahy Packing Co.... f. 772 8
Armour aV Co 1,201 !
,'.'4
li.B
4'.'4
J. W. Murphy I
,m
Lincoln Packing Ob.... 39
S. Omaha Pack. Co 14
Bay tstate 10
Rath Pack. On
M
10K
W. B. Vanaant Co 272 ....
Benton, Vanaant A L. . 67
Hill A Son ?4
F. B. Iwis 833
Huston A Co 72
J. 14. Root A Co 211
J. H. Bulla VH
U F. Husa 197
Koeonstock Bros 278 .... ....
F, U. Kellogg 274
Werthelmer A Degen.. 418
M. F. Hamilton m
tiulltvan Bros 34
Rothsclld A Krehs 80
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 3K7
Christie 97 .....
Hlggins 10
Huffman 11
Baker, Jonea 4k Smith... 79
Banner Bros 82
John Harvev 30 ,
Dennis A Francis 98 ,
Kline 82
Jensen A liungren , 137
Other buyers 820 .... 744
Totals I.1C1 It, 7118 8.191
CATTLE Receipts of rattle, while
slightly smaller than laat week, and tha
smallest of any Monday alnca four weeka
ago, were very liberal, being 2,000 head
larger than a year ago. Other market
points were heavily loaded and tha trade
everywhere reported aa opening slow,
with a weak tendency. As a result, buy
era at this point were slow about getting
out Into ths yards and very backward
about making blda until conditions at ail
points were better understood. Ths early
morning dragged along with little busi
ness being accomplished, and It was well
along toward midday before enough
buainess was dona to really make a
market.
Ths trade continued dull all tha morn
ing, with prices ranging anywhere from
weak to loo lower, tha decline being
mostly on killers, whlls feeders wars
about steady.
Quotations on eattlst Oood to eholes
beeves, f8.20498.7S; fair to good peeves,
$7. 604,'. 10; oommna to fair beeves, l.Kt
7.40; good to choice heifers. $J.267.00;
food to choice qows, $6.7tie.60; fair
o good, oowa, $6.S64.7t; common
to fair cows. 84.00iH6.oO; good to ehoics
feeders, 4.H6iJP7.65, fair to good feeders.
r.40t.0: common to fair feeders, $6.iod)
40; good to chides etockers, $7.0O(y;7.tt;
fair to good Stocksra, 8d.8txir7.u0; common
to lair atocksrs $6.604ri.2r; stock heifers,
I4.TUH4.76; stock oowa, f4.76418: stock
calves. MtuttftO; Veal calves, fl.IK4l.6Ui
bulla, atags. stc. $4.7504.2.
Representative sales:
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
$ m 8 8 km $ M
27 748 I t 14 7IT 78
n wii iii 1 1 ri."Miai6,Ta nTirnsTSTWi
WE OWN AND OFFER
$200,000
The Fairmont Creamery
Company
7 Cumulative Preferred Stock
Dividends Payable Quarterly. January 1st, April lat,
July 1st, October 1st.
RegistrarOmaha Safe Deposit Company, Omaha.
Free of Tax to Holders in Nebraska.
Exempt from the Normal Federal Income Tax.
Subjeot to Sal and Advance In Price we offer $100,000 Prefer
red Stock. $102.60 per ahare, to yield 6.83 Interest on the Invest
ment. Dividends to begin from date of purchase. Stock available
In amount of $100 or more.
WE REOOMMKXD THIS 1XVESTMKNT FOR THE FOLIsOWIKa
REAM IK 8;
1 No bonds are Issued against the property nor can any be placed
without the consent of the Preferred holders.
2 The Preferred Stock carrlea full voting rights.
3 The equity beyond the Preferred Stock la more than one mil
lion dollars.
4 The dividends are quarterly and cumulative.
I This stock is preferred aa to Assets and Dividends.
b The books are audited by Arthur Young & Company. Chicago.
7 Each $100 share of Preferred Stock represents assets of $300.
S The Company, earnings amount to $2 7.00 on each ahare ot
Preferred Stock, nearly four times the 1 dividend.
9 plants are located in five centers, thug assuring no Interruption
of business.
10 The Company la managed by a Board of Directors, four of whom
are actively engaged In the business. There are 360 stockhold
ers; number of employes average 1,200.
11 The Preferred Stock commands a ready market for resale. It
haa aold aa high as $107 per ahare In 1915 and 1916.
11 There Is no watered stock. The last issue of Common Stock
was aold at $125 per ahare. Brands, Trade-Maxka and Good
Will, which have been established during the last thirty-one
years, are not carried on the books as an asset.
BURNS, mWM & GO.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
4.9-4131.403 Omaha National Rank Building, Omaha.
Special Circular on Request.
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HOGS The week opened out with an
other good run, supplies being estimated
at 19 cara, or 12,300 head. This Is a gain
of a few hundud head over last week
and 4.000 larger than laat year, but
smaller than two weeks ago by about
4t head.
A big run and slow market In Chicago
failed to have much effect on tha local
shipper trede. outside buyers started
early buying rood butcher weight and
heavy hgs at prices (nRt wre generally
a nickel higher tl.an last week's close. A
number of weighty hogs were bought as
high as 87. 8(i7.36.
Packers tried to use the liberal receipts
at Chicago aa a club to hold vaiuea down
at this point, and early ofiera were
barely steady. een on best hogs. The
graduslly raised their hands and little
or no trading was oone until bids were
all of a nl -kel higher. Even this advance
tailed to buy a good many hogs, and be
fere Hie close tunny of the mixed anil
light kinds looked as much as 10c higher.
Toward the wlndup the market looked a
little shaky In a stmt or two, but whIN
late trading was a little slow pri gs were
fairly well sustained all through.
The general market was largely 6iginc
I Igher than Saturday. Most of the hogs
sold at a spread of $,'.1S to $7.30. althougn
theie waa quite a sprinkling of light stu.r
at $7.0iii;.10, and seme even unuer I7.09.
A good many rales were made at $7.1i.
the day's top.
Keprvsi nta.ive sales:
sr.
sh. Pr.
No.
A.
..I7t
.114
. .m
..111
..U4
fh. Pr.
... IT is
... t
... t ll4)
... tk
... f to
MS f u
..141
..101
. V
..lit
,.ll
..ti
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... r oi
... r 14
... 7 I"
SI. .
... T C'k
71..
... T V
4 7 l
... f 14
II..
41. .
PIOS.
M 11 . . Ill 4 ,
RUKKP Receipts were nnlv
T 4
twenty-
nine csrs. or 7.000 head, It being tha small
est Monday run since four weeks ago. Aa
compared with last week sunnlles tndav
show a falling off of more than 6.000
head, while they are leaa than half aa
large aa two weeka ago, and 2,000 short
of the correapondlng dav laat year.
Receipt, here failed by a big margin
to come up to expectations, but other
points reported good runs and sellers
found the modern t a local supply a poor
argument with the packers, who made
their opening bids aa much aa UxtfUxj
lower than Friday's early trsde.
Hellers tried hsrd to get blda raised, and
most of the forenoon passed before much
was done. In the end, however, most of
the offerings sold at prices that were
little If nny better than Friday's close
snd were h&30c, snd some traders
thought in spots aa much as a quarter,
below Friday's esrly trade. It wss at
the best a very tmeven market, neneral
quality was nothing to brag on, and noth-'
Ing choice was offered, the day s top of
$10.80 being paid for a bunch of good fed
westerns of desirable weight. Bulk of
tha offerings moved at tl0.40rtf1ft.66.
Aged sheep were only moderately sup
plied, and while they were slow sales
msde up to noon looked almost steadv
with last week. A good kind of ewea
sold at $7.26jr7 .. while gome not so de
sirable were still In first hands at noon.
Nothing of feeJer weights was offered.
Shearing Iambs sold as high as flO.00.
Quotations on sheen snd lambs: Irftmbs,
good to choice. 810.6Oi(Tl0.llS; lambs, fslr to
good, $10 2.-ril0.M; lambn. clipped, $9cViji
9 60: yearlings, good to choice, light, $9 00
1140: yearlings, fair to choice, heavv
8S.00tlg.76; wethers, fair to choice, 17 001
7.80; ewes, good to choice, f7.007.t0: owes.
1.1. . ... . . WA, AA ' '
No.
Av.
... 70
... n
... 8ft
... 7S
... Tl
... 7ft
... 78
... HO
... 73
Pr
1ft 6.1
10 23
10 40
1ft 66
10 SO
10 66
10 25
10 40
10 65
I
206 fed
219 fed
218 fed
249 fed
MS fed
206 fed
219 fed
218 fed
24 fed
lambs,
lambs,
lambs,
lambs,
lamba,
lambs...
lambs.,,
lambs...
lambs...
Cotton Glaalaar Repsrt.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. Cotton ginned
firinr to January 18 was 10,766,21)2 bales,
neludlng 108.9M round bales and 90.7.K
bales of Sea Island, ths census bureau
announced today.
Bronchitis.
When a saver cold settles on th lung
It Is eallsd bronchitis. Trier Is danger of
Its leading to bronoho pneumonia, and for
this reason It always beat to go to
bed and take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy as directed until wall along towards
fscovary. Mrs. Charles K. Woods rd, andy
Creek, N. T writes: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy cured m of bronchi tie
last fall. Whan I b?aa using It I was so
hoars at time that It was difficult for
m lo speak abovs a whisper. I resorted
to th us of this valuable medicine and
found It vary soothing and healing. In
a week's time I was walL" Obtainable
vary where. Advertisement.
ass soauaeat ea epportaoltln snilsMe 4e
ths small Inveatar la Nw York Uteck Kx-
A..vll fn ,h Min.nl !., 6
N TH8 ODD LOT KSWIEJW. PnMinliwl by Jobs
Mslr a oe.. BraSway, row Turk City. II
s raar. aesd lor rrae Sjunela soplsa.