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    THK HKK: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, .IANUAKI L'H, 111(.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
KM JONES St. has been rented at t-"X
but will make concessions for a steady
tenant; has rooma and modern except
beat Will make the winter rat 113.
GLOVER & SPAIN. D. 2. -o
S-RxM. modern house; convenient; Weet
"a ran m district; newly papered, painted
ann rerinished Inside and ou; goon not
water heating plant. Albert Ldholm,
Jawaler. o
roil RENT.
2G33 Harney St., mod. 10-room brick
house. Hot water heat. Inquire T. J.
O'Brien. Tel. H. lOiH: D. 1216.
JjfiS iKniglas; modern $ rooma $37. 50
112S foutn Slot, modern 8 rooms JO.Oi
Pouth 41st, modern 7 rooma 22.30
J llS N- z E Wf'iLAS M
18-ROOM modern Tiouee with garage,
barn: hot water heat. WW Harnev tt.
Inquire T. J. O'Brien. I'. CI or H. W-
orth.
FOR KENT 415 N. 30th. new 7-room
house; strictly modern; reasonable, rent
to tha right party, Inquire at 41 N.
8th St. .
862) LINCOLN HLV D. 11-room house.
Strtetlv modern, with hot water heat.
Price 'tv. nouglRSll.
25TH AVE.. WW N. Eight-room house;
all modern: hot water heat. I olfaxSJ0.
Hit UKANT"ST.'. 7-r. com., modern. $J.
T. F. Hall. 4aa RamgeBlclg. D. .40. .
NEW . . MODKRN HI NUAI-OW,
2T.7 Bristol Webster 174.
New mod. buna. Z7 ft Mimderson. Col. 12.
Soatb.
I-hOOM home In Hanscom I'ark Llatrict.
11. Georgia Ave., with garagt; nlcaly
decorated, excellent condition, $35.
HAKTI N03 ft HKYD K N W14 H : arney St
6-ROOM house; modern except furnace.
523 S. 24th Ave. Harney 4356.
M( l; h-rooin colinrc l 1? bprlng PS.
for tlH. Harnev lf.. ,
FlVE-ROOM house, modern exoopt fur
nace. 1005 Martha Kt. .
Miscellaneous.
' KKEb! RENT TO FEBRUARY 1.
42 S. 19th, 8-r., all modern houae; well
arranged for renting rooms $40
SOS N. 17th. ft-r., all mod. apartment,
heat and water furnished $32.60
"hit Wirt. 5-r. cot., mod. ex. heal.. $15
;MS) 8. 1th, 5-r. cottage, part modern.
JCIO1 Bristol St.. 5-r.. part mod... .114
RASP BROS. lOCO. J3.
?o!6 MAPOX ST., "fooms. ail modern. .$.'
921 B. 25th Ave., 5-r. all mod. bungalow 30
It! LUn Ht.. t-r. partly mod. cottage.. 14
o. C. ol-.SEN,
DoUg.10J. 10t MofUt Bldg.
ONE bk. cor. small S-room house, mod
ern but heat; close school, church,
tores; reduced rent. Phone Colfax liW.
S-R7. downtown, colored. 112; 2 and 3-r.,
lots garden ground, 4-u lei. uoug.
2k7. Evenings Walnut 687.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
I'KKMjlI, SONS A CO.,
SO BEE BLDO. DOUO.
:oo.
bKE ino Central furniture bluie lit
RENTAL LIST,
FOR RENT-AP'TS AND FLATS
West.
THE DEWEY.
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE.
IWM DEWEY.
. JUST COMPLETED.
Consisting of 3 rooms with 5-room ac
commodations; built-in beds:, kitchen
and bath; all outside rooms; good light
kitchen; Individual porches; choice lo
cation: fas summer; Ho winter;. Far
ram car line. See this today.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 14 Harney St,
4 K . 0. Harney, has sun parlor, built
. in bed, very choice, good location, all
outside rooma, good light, plenty ven
tilation, choice location. Sub-lease, S37.50;
I4J.50 summer.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 HARNEY.
VERY choice 4 or i-room steam heated
apartment, on West Farnam Street.
J NO. W. ROBBIN3, W2 Farnam ft.
MODERN 7-r. apartment, including beau
t Kill-rest sun room. -In west Farnam
"" district. fr rent. Hsrney law.
, HKLEN "Apartment. 2464 Harney St. very
desirable four-room apartment. -Call
Douglas sTDO.
.WOODLAND st and Dewey., apt. i. t'M.
' very desirable. E. E. Brando, H. 110.1.
South.
FIVK-ROOM steam heated apartment.
heated
-Very oeatraoie. tne t-nun mis, wui
; and Poppleton Ave., 142.60. 82! Bran
dels Theater Bldg. Doug. 1571.
maeellaaewas.
MONTH FREE RENT.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT.
' S-room and baU apartments, brick.,
mod. but heat, best neighborhood, S12.50
and 116. Call for appointment to see
them.
V. E. BUCK, W OMAHA NAT. DO. 62M.
MOVING AND STORAGE
TGLOBlTViN & STORAGE"
Stores, moves, packs, ships. 2-horss
, van and 2 men. SI. 2 per hour; storage,
S3 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douslas 4K and Tyler S.
GORDON VAN CO..
Packing, storage and mov
ing. 21 N. Uth St. Tel.
Douglas 894 or Harnev 1937.
'TfitBPKOOr, WAREHOU8B
Separate, locked rooma, for house
hold goods and pianos; moving, peaking
and snipping.
. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGB CO..
SO S. Uth Ht Douglas 4168.
FTDKLITY -Kij
Fbona Douglas 288 for complete list of
' vacant bouses and apartments: also for
r torag . roo v in irj t !is n dJ ack so n 8 ts.
1rWV' TT.fi l5P c- moving
J. to. XVtiJL' packing and Storage.
1207 Kamam Bt- Douglas we.
ii tCiUHu Van A tiloiagv Cw.
Moving
P. Hi
peeking, storage and shipping.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY
Itorea.
Lease for Bale
. Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
330 Square Feet 30.00.
The Bee Building Co.
Room 103.
WILL remodel spacs, fo by 60, for lodge
hall. 2d floor of Crounse Block, 11 N.
isth Bt.. to suit tensnt. CONBAD
YOCNU. tZt Brsndels Thaa. Doug. '71.
CM ALL slot room; very
III 1&20 Cass Bi. CO
desiral'lei rent.
tJk 1620 Cass Bi. CONRAD IOUNU.
m Brandela Theater. Douglas 1671.
TV0 wholesale buildings. one with
trackage. F. D. WEAD. S10 S. 18th Si..
Weed Bldg.
FTOREROOMS at 110-1811 Farnam St.
Thoe. FHall. 433 Ramge Bldg. P. 7404.
MODERN store near postof;ice; low ntou
O. P. atabblns, 1610 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
L'gfaraUkes Hoases aaa Flats.
HURRY up! Call Red 4344; we can "rent
that vacant property.
THOU. U MXIARRV. Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Daadee.
FINE BUILDINQ SITE.
DUNDEE LOT.
Located on Cuming St., between 60th
and Slat Ft., bouih front, paved street,
rot is bOxiafe. three short blocks from
(sr. If you are In the market for a
good lot. this will undoubtedly intereat
ou.
HI ATT-FAIRFIELD CO.,
TS Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. D. 4SA
BINOAiOW BARGAIN
Muai sell 6-r. bungalow, hardwood
fjnlsn. new nar Dun'lee.
UbJKUU O. WALLACU. 1 Kcalina.
I
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Rrna,
6 BOOM.
All modern. In Benson, at ttt N. 6th
Bt Full lot. hUM about & year old.
Mortgage on It of $2.nM00 payable
S-&.00 per month; mal.e offer for equity.
You need not fear to inaka offer low
enough. Tha owner must aell and you
will get a snsn.
H. A. "WOLF. $14 Wm Bl. Pong. SngS.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
West.
8-RM. CX)TTA U K B A ItU A I f
West Fa mam dlstrlrt: all modern. In
fine condition; east front lot on paved
at reel: rlosa to !avenworth street car;
v block to erh.wl and adjacent to valua
ble property; lot 4x1fA If you want a
m blic bargain Tel H. 1S. ;
Monk.
1'RICE, $8,600.
INCOME. $' PER MONTH.
Corner lot. SSxIJ ft., near 23d and Cum
ing Fts. Thive house hringimi In I
rer month. ' block trom railroad trac a
age. A good buy to hold. Would make
fine factory site. The ground alone Is
worth the price. Easy terms. If desired.
J. It. dimont CO..
41-1 Keellne Rlri rhona Douglas
&2l'N. Irtth Ht. A "dandy bungaTowl
atrictly modern, oak finish, beamed
ceilings. 5 rooma and bath, screened
Porch, screens and storm wlndowe. Can
you find another place Ilka this for
H.inn? ?.2 mtg. in Bids and Loan
Aasoclntlnn.
TEH BEN?, fiOi Omaha Nat Bk.
NORTH front lot, IRth and Ruerwood
Ave., with old 5-room brick cottage, not
modem; only 11.260. Tel. Doug. 47.
oath.
NEAR HELD CLUB. D CASH.
A good substantial strictly modern -room
house and garage. Convenient to
car, school and park; paving paid. A
small cash payment. balance M
monthly. Including Interest. lon't con
t.nue to rent when you can buy oa
these terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
5J7 Omaha Nat l. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781. o
FIELD CLUB
Dandy 4-room home, all modern, lovely
yard and shrubbery; paved street; close
to car line and school; splend.d neigh
borhood. Price Let ua show you
this.
C. G. CARLBERO,
Sll Brandels Theater Rlrtg
REAL BARGAIN
In brand nrw 7-room atrictlv modern
house, with sleeping porch: strictly mod
ern stuc.o houne. Just completed near
Field club. Be sure and see this house
before you buv and we will save you
money. Write N. J. Bkogman & Sods,
building contractors. Rl 3 N. ioth 8t, or
phone Harney 7519. any time.
F"OR SALE Strictly modern 7-room
house, nearly new; Field club district;
faces east on the boulevard. Will aell
clieap If taken at once. Buy direct from
owner. Phone Harnev 765.
Miscellaneous.
ONLY S100 CASH 15 MONTHLY.
This small payment will put you in
possession of a nice 4-room house, well
located, with large lot, 60x126, all In
bearing fruit. There Is a good chicken
house, an 80-barrel cistern and the
house Is equipped with screens and
storm windows. Be ambitious to own a
home.
PATNK INVESTMENT CO..
R37 Cm. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.-0
BRAND NEW 13.600.
Six nice rooms, bungalow style, fine
oak finish; sun room, the bast furnace;
full basement; large corner lot, room
for another houae; street paved and no
better neighborhood In town. When
can you go and aee It? Any time w!U
suit ua.
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,
in west part of city, 1H blocks to car
line; must sell at once on account of
w-tfe's ' health; price, only 12,260. Call
Webster 364 Sunday and evenings, or
Douglas S91( during week days.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
North.
THE moat remarkable development ever
seen in umana ia miw.nb L.LSA addi
tion. Over 600 lots have been sold in
that addition in seven months.
CHARLES W. MARTIN A CO..
OWNERS. o
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
rOR EXCHAITQB-80 acres In the best
Irrigated country; 7-room concrete
ttrl-l. twtilft Well flnlftheH' At h-a b.ull.4-
' Ings good: 85 acres alfalfa: owner i
wants well equipped garage In central
Neb. W. H. Smith. Wheatland. Wyo.
FOR EXCHANGE.
An 80-acre and 200-acre traot In Cen
tral Florida for good Omaha property.
CHARLES E. WILLIAMSON,
Tel. Douglaa 2107. ' 607 Paxton Block.
ONE butcher shop, fixtures, brick bullP
ing; population, l.OuO people; will sell
or trade or rent for good land for
farming. Addreaa Y 216, Bee.
FOR SALE or trade, small general mer
chandise stock, with business property.
In good town; prefer routh Platta prop
erty. Lock Box 87. Wilcox. Neb.
160 ACRES in weatern Nebraska for sals
or traae xor auto or umaua property.
Addreaa Owner, 8 617. Bee.
800 ACRES, Montgomery county, Iowa,
to deal for Omaha Income. CAMPBELL
A CRAIG. Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
INTELI4QENT and persistent advertis
ing will "sell" any salable real estate,
and the largest number of prospoctlv
buyers can be reached through the
Rest Estat and Want-Ad Guide to all
of Orester Omaha THE BEK.
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
small store room, with living room
above. In Central school district. Phone
Red 7864
HAVE nearly-new plsno, fine tone.
Price. $m Will exchange for cheep
lots or dlsmond. Colfax 41.
Mlscrllaneoas.
REA"L ESTATE. Fire and General Insur-
snce.
tionsl
Art Tnatcher. i;i7-18 City Na-
Bank Bldg. Douglai
sa 8M7I.
H ACRE, good house, (art modem,
fruit trees. 1 hone Collax 1062.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WHAT he had to sell: An automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer cottage, a
Morris chair. And he sold 'hem
through THE BEE Went Ad columns.
FIINANCIAL
Ira I lis fate Least, slot tgaasea.-
WB are ready at all times to
make loan on flrst-clagg city
property and eastern Nebraska
(arms. Rates on request.
UNITED 8TATLS TRUST CO,
Sll 8. 17tA St.
6 TO 4 tor loan on beet class city
rounicH in amounts aj,vuv op; ai
farm loans. Reasonable ummluluu.
PETERB TRUST CO.. lt Farnam Bt.
OMAHA homos, s-ast Nebraska farm,
O'KIU'i! REAL ESTATE CO..
118 Omaha Natlonai. Phone Touglas 2TU
lit TO $i,uus made pioutptiy. F. D.
V'aad, Waad Bldg . lllh A Farnam Eta.
MONEY on hand fur city and I arm loaaal
H. W. Binder, City National Bank bl.lg.
CITY property. Large loans a speolalt.
w. ti. Tnoinss. I Mala Bank Bid.
CITY and farm toana, $, 6H. per ceut,
i. n. iurooni tk i.o., it state Bank
r;a' CITT LOANS, C. G. CarlUrg. 21.
-- 12 Branda.a TheaterBld.
6 MONET; " HARRiSuN et MCRf5X
FINANCIAL
tecaa aaa Ha4s.
LnCLK SAM oli stock at a sacrlfl.-a of
1 cent per iar; advartlsed prioa to
noo'Stockholdars. vents; Ih.OnO sharaa,
T. J. Co'ixhlln. Ednertor Kan.
Akatrara at Title.
WHEN buying' iaT"atat hava ua oora
ptla your abstra. t. Uuarantea Abatract
Oa, Prry T. Patterson Blk. P.7.
KKWItaltla guaranta and Abatraoi
-tAVX Co.. a modern abstract afrie.
"6 6 17th Pt. Tel. l. t)T., r-
ftKKD AB8 1'KACT CO, oldeat abstract
ftloa In Nebraska. BrandeU Tbaa.
M lacellaHPVKa.
EKcPRkn narjer." t-'OPO. A ii within year
to exchanre for automobiles or good
residence equity. N. K. Creccllua. Hotel
t. arlton.
FARM LOANS eastern Neb., or wet
rn Iowa. Toland 4k Trumbull. 44 itea
Bldg.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida l.aaa's
FREE TRIP TO VERO. FLORIDA.
Tuesday, February L to see the famous
Indian Klver fnrms. where the luscious
orange and crrape fruit are produced In
abundance; where general and Intensive
farming la engaged In; where the possi
bilities in cattle, hogs, poultry raising
an dairying are almost unlimited; K6
growing days In the year; outdoor life,
boating, bathing, fishing and hunting;
good roads, schools and churches, we
want you to see this country, where op
portunity awsits you; where you can
secure that farm and home on easy
payments, which may mean your very
Independence.
Call or write for free booklet and
complete plana for this free trip.
HEDDINO A HKDDINO,
(15 Brandeis Theater Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
lovra laada.
SPLENDID eastern Iowa 50-aore dairy
farm. J6 per acre. C. a. RELYKA,
i2l Capliol Ave., Omaha, Neb.
Jtflaaoarl taaaS.
2l7H ACRES improved. SSi miles of Salem,
Mo.; 140 acres fenoed, M acres culti
vated; lays fine; good soil; price $40
per acre.
W. 8. FRANK. Neville Blk.. Omaha.
Nettraskit Laada.
CENTRAL NEBRASKA FARM CHEAP.
An Omaha man owns a very fine 100
acre farm 2 miles from county seat In
central Nebraska, and we think he
would be willing to exchange It for
Omaha property. The land Is all level,
has fine sandy loam soil, ft) acres be
ing In alfalfa with plenty of tame and
wild nay and running water. 70 per
acre la the price and it la worth the
monev.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COM PANT,
Omaha. Neb. o.
1,280-ACKE RANCH
17 per acre. Near Wood Lake, Neb.;
about one-half farm and hay land;
4-room house; Small barn. Will ex
change for small farm near Omaha or
Council Bluffs.
M ORE REAL BSTATTJ CO..
103 Pesrl Street. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Wiaeaaala Lands.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop state lu the union; settler
wanted; lands for sale at low prices oa
essy terms. Ask for booklet M on Wis
consin Central Lai d Grant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If Interested la
fruit lands ark for booklet on apple or
chards. Addreaa Land and Industrial
Dept., Boo Line Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Mississippi Lands.
RICH alfalfa corn land. $X acre. M rash.
oaiance a years. uy nome, ne inae
pendent. G. P. Btohblns. 1610 Chlcsgo.
Wyoming; Lmnds.
TIP for you, homesteader: 640 acre. Can
locate number of good claims. Per
sonally seen the lands by survey. Sec
tion, township and range plat checked.
Good building pine, abundance of fuel.
Small ' grain, vegetables, no better
grown. Northeast Wyoming. If In
' terested in claim, see or address me.
251 2 Woolworth Ave., Omaha. o
Texas kjMgs
WHE N you buy a farm,' get It where It
has a future. If you buy high-priced
land you are Just trading dollars, so to
speak. We have a land proposition that
ought to Interest every farmer seeking
to better his condition. Our lands sell
at 830 to $60 per acre, on easy terms.
The soil is rich and fertile, the climate
fine, the water supply pure and plenti
ful: tha rainfall has always been ample
to Insure crops. Until a tew yea re 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
rapidly coming to the front, towns are
springing up, snd In a few years these
lands will double and treble trr value.
We have personally Investigated this
land, bought some of it ourselves, and
have the agency for a limited supply.
These lands ere located in western
Texas, below the Psnhsndle. Circular
giving detailed information furnished
upon sppllcatlon.
SCOTT & HILL COMPANY
McCafue Building, Omaha.
Douglas 1009.
Missel taaeoaa.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOK BALBt
Write a good description of your land
sad send It to the bloux City Oa.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twantv-flve worda everv Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday fo
one month, giving alxteen ads on twelve
dllferent days for $2; or 60 words, $4, of
75 words, $6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; to9.000 readers daliy In four great
siaiee.
HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Kar Sale.
Thirty-two milk wagons for sale.
cheap.
Clark.
Jonnson-i 'sniortn -o into ana
H A Y $7 bu ton. A. V. watiner. ml N. 1.
HORSE and wagon for sale. Tyler 1113.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
MXJ grain. 1U0 lbs. $1.7i. Wagnsr. sOl N .147
AUT0M0BILESF0R SALE
Aatomobllea Wanted.
WANTED to buy a Ford chaaala, need
not be In running conaiuon. Call Wal
nut lOSZ or aonress um isara
DUPLEX tirea laat longer, are atronger
and more auranie. aojw. ion rar-
nam M. !'""' vii.
For (tale.
1-1914' Monitor touring $64
21816 Packard six. touring 1,700
S 1I6 Bulck C-26, touring 6M
41914 ForJ. touring tit
6 mt Btudebsker alx, touring HA
alam Klandera. touring :ss
Auto Clearing ttouseL ijw rarnam. n. n;
nf,M6LB. truck SliS. Nebraska Bulok
Hervlce Mtation. rarnam.
1'hone Douglas 721.
AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL iNSURANca
CO.. UOUgiSS mis
Asia Livery a
a Gitreaes.
Industrial Oarage Co.,
80 A Harney Xtj.
Ante KegMtlriagt ssi Ialatlac
Automobile painting aoae I
y experts; 80
iwi w t "- 1 sua
anteed 1st c lass. J ohnson-Dsnforth C
yeare esperienoe in umaii
work guar-
fM reward for magneto we can't repair.
Coils repaired, bayadorfsr, 810 N. Uth,
ree winter atorage when cars are paint
ed and repaired. Johneoo-Danforth Oo.
6inaha Radiator Rep. Co 2uai""Far. D. 7
A eta Ttvea and Sapgtltea.
ATJTO"Tfgl.S
REBUILT. 8X0 TO SLOS.
DUO T1RB OO.. lall Cttloas St.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
IT.MI.I-A.bAVlli.SON UOTOHtlCLtl
bargain In ueed machlnae. Victor Boos,
Tiit Motorcycle Man " 7uJ lsavaaworta.
It takes but a minute of time to savel
dollars wheu you read The Bee Want-Ad I
tuluiuns.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Excellent Cash Demand and Big Ex
port Trade Send Wheat Up Two
to Three Centa.
CORIl ADVANCES HALF A CENT
OMAHA. January 35.
All cereals on the list sell higher
The excellent cssh demand and the big
export trade sends the wheat I to S cents
higher.
Corn was also strong, advancing 'fr rent
higher, and some of the corn selling at
unchanged prices.
Date were higher, selling H to Hi centa
up.
The receipts of corn and wheat were
fairly heavy for Tuesday and there waa
a fine caau demand. The receipts of oats
continue to run light.
Clearances of w heat and flour ware
equal to l.JT7.m bushels; com. 1H.W0
ousneis; oats. iM.onn bushels.
At Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
to 4d lower: corn. Sd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1. 117.000
nueneis and shipments 7M.0U0 bushels,
against rwt.'lpts of MS .(WW bushels and
anipments of RsS.Oirt bushe!a last year.
Primarv corn receipts were f.449.Mn
nuaneia and shipments MR, not) bushels,
against receipts of l.w.nn,t bushels and
shipments of l,04.ono bushels last veer.
t nmary oats receipts were MtkOOO bush
els and shipments 07.oi( bushels, against
reoelnts of 9X5.000 bushels and shipments
of T2i.(M bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPT
Wheat. Com. Oats.
"hlcagn
Mtnneapolta ,
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
Pt Loula
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Winnipeg
These sales were reported todav:
wheat: No. S hard winter: 1 car. 1.JV.
t ear. ll.txu; 7H cars. S1.S3; S cars, I1.2JH;
S cars, 11.22: S cars. 11.21. No. 4 hard
winter: S oars. 11.21; 4 cars. Sl.!; 1 car.
Sl.liH: 6 1-0 cars, St.l- 1 car. I.1H:
cara, Sl.U; 1 car. 11.17; 1 car. Sl.l:
cara. Si. 16. Sample:. 1 car. 21.12: 2 cara.
S1.08; t car. $1.0l; 1 car. S1.06; IM0 of a
ear. 9oc. No. S mixed: 2 cars. 11.24: 1 car.
I1M. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, S1.17V4; 2 cara,
21.1; 1 ear, $1.14. No. 1 durum: 1 rar,
$1.21. No. 2 durum: S cara. $1 21; 1
car. 11.51. No. 2 durum: 1 rar, $1.20. t
cara. 11.17. No. 4 durum: 1 car, 1.12, No.
2 mixed durum: 1 car, St. to. No. 8 mixed
durum: 1 car, 81.17.
Rye: No. 2: 1 car. Mc: No. 2. V4 of a
car. We. trample: l car. Pivtc.
Farley: Sample: 1 car, Wc.
wc: No. 4 white. 1 car. V: No.
white, 1 car, Mo; No. 8 yellow. 1 car,
CTc; No. 6 yellow, 1 car, Mc; 8 cara,
Mc; No. yellow. 1 ear, 61c; 1 rar, 0c;
No. 4 mixed. 1 car, (choice) Vic; 1 car.
one; i car, tt-Xic; 1 car, Kvc; No. 6 mixed.
1 car, 4o; 4 cars, sic; 2 cars. 6Sc; No. t
mixed. 1 car. STHc: 1 car. 2c: 1 csr. sic:
1 car. 0e: 1 car. ROc: 1 car. K9e: 1 ea.ra.
68Hc; 4 cara, 680. Sample: 1 car, ftc;
2 cars, 67c; 4 cara, 66c; 8 cara, 65c; 1 car,
63c; 1 car, SOc; 1 car. 45c;' 1 car, 40c; 1
car. Sc; I car. 36c.
Oats: No. 8 white, 1 car. 4.c; No. 4
white, 1 car, (3ti lba.) 49c; 1 car, 4sc; I
car. iiMr. Samplo: 1 car. 4Sc; 2 cars, 4Sc;
1 car, 46c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 bard.
tl.XMVX; No. S hard, ll.2ftjrl.24; No. 4
hard, SI.14W1.21; No. a spring, $1.23r(il.a;
No. 2 spring, Sl.SOQ'l.W: No. 2 durum.
Sl.30Mil.2m; No. 8 durum, t.V& 20;
sample, 8&c(Q1.12. Corn: No. 3 white. WW
6Pc; No. 4 white. Wf65c; No. 6 white,
2Vfyao: No. 6 white, Ottfftlc; No. 8 yel
low, 9fr6Hc: No. 4 yellow. (SVfr7c; No. t
yellow. 63,W64c; No. ( yellow, 6ftff1r;
No. 8 mixed, 6BSe; No. 4 mixed. SMf
6fiHc; No. 6 mixed. 61iS64ci No. 6 mixed,
6"Sr6Sc; sample mixed, Sfi6c. Oats: No.
S white, 4Nfi0Oc; standard, 40l4Hc: No.
S white, VBNBc; No. 4 white, 47ff4e.
Barley: Malting, 7Vd75c; 'o. 1 feed, 0
7e. Rye: No. 2, SMUKc; No. 2, HSirrMc.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 1S South 16th St., Omaha:
Artlclel Open.
High.
Low. I Close. I Tes'y.
Wheat
May.
132OT32
1
1 K
1 sr. 1 sunt
1 M
July.
1 KS
1 24H
1 Vi 1 2.1
Com.
May.
75HA1
mi
6V
ITlWTllVi
78Hm
July.
Osts.
Msy.
sMJMTi'
48wJrSj
6-1S!
9.
K2H
4Mk
July.
4HW
4!l
so n
20 6n
20 65
10 86
10 HO
10 T7ti
U 10
10 TS
Fork.
Jan..
20 M
20 70
to m
20 76
20 4S
20 66
SO 46
May
20 62Vi
Julr.
Lrftro.
Jan..
May
July.
10 44
10 40
10 70
10 SO
10 00
10 80
10 0
10 34
10 83H
10 83H
U 22
10 TTH
10 75-77
Ribs.
May.
Jan..
II 15-12
10 K0-H6I
11 12 11 15
10 w
10 80 I 10
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26. WHEAT Spot-
No. 1 Manitoba. 14s ftd. No. 3. 14s
No. 2 hard winter, new. Us 4d: No. 1
northern. Duluth, 13s lid.
CORN Spot American mixea, new,
10s sd.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jsn. 25. WHEAT-
May. $1.33Sffl 83 to $1.33Hi July, $111;
No. 1 hard. $1.40; No. 1 northern. $1.35V
MR; WHEAT GROWER
Ft WOS, TAT TOT TO XYYDBTTXXIATS
WIBWMW Hill If llt.ni
lhuxcUd far rVWacffctnissg, Steal Strmm,
a-5AshVrsig Qaeitfes ana' Millhg farpes
belle sll the yes rasae at treat 8 W U ear bassel
( stars thaa Ke. 1 Baert la Tan ate aa gaattle.
ft will glaaees yaw area te seraneally sssstlas
nataMrtem WaeeA," as far mt aesvestoses
I will stall ssail samsls tor lla; sr IS Ika. kt Far
asl Pest far 61. St. T. A. SCottXa, The Bla
ptasm Wbaae Bfaa, paaoea, Waaalagtoa,
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs
are promptly relieved by applying Ab-
aorblha, Jr., the antlseptlo liniment It
is soothing, healing, and Invigorating
puts vim and energy Into Jaded muscles.
Dne of tne many enthusiastic users
writes: "I received the trial bottle of
Absorblne, Jr., all right and at that tlms
without a cane tuat
witnoui a cane, just
I used It freely and
was unable to walk
around the bouse.
Inside of two days could walk without
limping, something I bad not done in
two months. I want to the drug store
and procured a $1.00 bottle snd today can
walk aa good as ever, ril never be with
out it. I am recommending It to every
one I can. for I am s living witness.
Absorblne, Jr.. should atwsys be kept
at hand for emergencies.
At druggists, $1.00 and $200 a bottle
or sent postpaid. Liberal trial bottle for
10c In stamps.
W. F. TOL'NO. P. D. r.
104 Temple St., Hpringfleld, Mass.
1,000 Overcoats
All Styles and Kinds
Half Price
$7to$2529
vrjsUi 1 hi' 111, I f Tlx
QhJJ ,"r " avutm as a
SYs'f 1 SrHwt. eorlk
"ebis. rutn y.trr ttp-i-
" viinsui 11 M loy,. f
tela ia aisoutitti uf 11.00.04 yp.
Amsrlcsa Stourtty Co.,
u- S. tiia Ol. Jiulu, .i.
17; No. I northern. II.WVM.iMV
r I t l K t n changed.
It V - HUMiKV.
RRAN-4l.7oUi! .
CORN No. yellow, "if.
(HT-N white. 4yrjo
FI-AX HKED-3 SVI'.! 4".
tlllC4iO fiBAI?l axu movisiowa
Prlera on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. Jan. Export buying and
ptedlctlona of a cold wave lifted the
wheat market tolsy to the highest prices
yet this season. The rinse was firm, t
le to ;"t;'SiC nc higher, with May. II i
i 1 .IKi end July. I. WH. Com gained
Wc to So, and o-tts. c to S4J'lV. in pro
vlxlona the lutcome vailed from ic de
cline to a raise of 10c.
Before I calnniin to ascend the a heat
market undewent a material sag. oaing
to cable advices that were disappointing
lo tha bulla. The thief depressing cir
cumstances, however, prospective larger
shipments from Argentina and Auelilia.
had only a transient effort. According
to the lest estimates, the total of export
buslneaa for the oay waa l.ono.ooa buahels
or more. Cold weather forecasts tended
decidedly to Increase bullish senliment.
R4'lorts thst the congestion of railroad
terminal facilities along the Atlantic sea-
lmnl mrmm Kln pb I H I v pa mr c a f.i.nuul
' an Independent source of strenKth In the
w heat market. Hull leadera laid consid
erable stress also on assertions that
w heat in the United States la now tha I
cheapest In the world, and that Manitoba 1
no rgrniina v ere ooing pui out pt com- , a
petition. 'Jan, a..
Corn strength was borrowed from! Jan. I..
wheat. A not (cable Improvement in the
demand for low grades here tended
ther to help prices upward.
Seaboard demand gave firmness to oats.
KxHrt sales of cats were estimated at
4tV.iw bushela
Higher prices on hogs carried provisions
along. The bulge, however, led to selling
by packers and wiped out most of the
gains.
Chicago Cash Price Whe.t : Mil 1 rod
S1.4V: No. X red, St.SUkV'l MH; No. 2
bant, SI 3tfl .8.1: No. 8 hard. SI Wmil.SOW.
Corn: No. 8 yellow, nominal; No.
4 yei-
low. 73V74o; No. 4 white. 721l7.W. Data
No. 3 white, M'nMVc; atandani. kiViiiVt'c.
Itye: No. 2, Sl.o1i 1.0". Barley: rtMrWV.
Seed; Timothy, $:.niMr.niV: clover, SK'-OW
x.. Provialons: Pork. S19.4.0.45; lartf,
SKI.0MMO.S0; ribs. SHLfrOspplOM.
BUTTER Creamery,' H!vc.
E.K1S Lower: receipts, 7,6.18 rases;
firsts, 26c; ordinary firsts, Xc; at
mark, cases Included, 24i.wLv".
POTATOEH Ixiwer; receipts. cars;
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kola whltea, rJ.-tm.00; Mlnneosta and Da
kota Ohlos, RMrW.
It H'LTRT Alive higher; fowls, ldo;
springs, 16o.
HKW YORK ORNRRAL MARKET
Qaotatlaaa of tka Day em Vsrl.n
Cesaaaedlttes.
NEW YORK. Jan. K. FLOUTR Strong;
spring patents, 8H.7OJi7.10: winter patents,
S6.4MfI.H(i; winter strslghU, 8.1UU.86;
Kansas straights, $6.S.4.60.
WHEAT Spot, strong; No. 1 durum,
SI 4s; No. 1 northern. Duluth, SI and
No. 1 northern. Manitoba. 11. he. f. o. b.
New York. Futures wsre strong; May,
$1.44.
CORN Snot, steady; No. I yellow, 87c.
c. I. f. New York.
OATS Spot, firm; No. 8 white. S6e.
HAY-teadv; No. 1. $1.23fl .26; No. i.
$1.16; No. 8. $100; shipping. I690e.
HOPS Easy; state, common to choice,
1916, KvfiTTc; li'H. 6c; Taciflo coast, 1216,
ll16c: 1!14. 8fl10o
HIIF8 Mtesdy ; Bogota. BlISlHc; Cen
tral America, 8lc.
LKATH ER Firm; Hemlock firsts. Stft
84c; seconds, 82nX8e.
1'ROVISION.S I'ork. firm: mess. 82O.0ri
20.60; family, $r2.0oH4O0; ahort clear.
llR.MXfi'JS.wl. Beer, steady; mraa, $1R.Mi(
17.00; family, $18 OOfi'lH.M. Ird, steady;
mdldle west, $10.Mnu 10.i0.
TALLOW Steady; city. Sttc: country.
TVrHtSc: special, c.
RICK Firm.
BUTTER Steadier; receipts, S.9J0 tubs;
creamery extras, Sf&lSic; firsts, ISfa-Hc;
seconds. 2SW27HC.
E4H(t Unsettled; receipts. 10.740 esses;
fresh gathered extra fine. Hl'31o; extra
firsts, 2KM629c; firsts, KVstt'Zitc; seconds,
24tl2So.
CHEESE ftteedy receipts, 8; stste,
whole milk flats, held specials, WMKVtc;
average run, fancy. 174(S'lc; current
make specials, 17fcc; average run, 1717Ho.
17Wc.
POn.TRT-Live. prices unsettled;
dressed nulet: fresh killed Vhlckens, 140
17c; fowls, HClIk-; turkeys, 2?62Sc.
t Kansas City Grain and Previsions,
rN.IOrtCT V1J . Man. au. ... IJ1 1
-No. 2 hard. Sl.2Mri.28; No. S red. 81.830
l.zs- May, xj.isrtniin.wvii: uiy, iv.
OORN-No. S mixed. TOc; No. S WhRe.
TOWlc; No. 2 yellow, 71flr71Vc; May,
74'to: July, TRHfTTMic
OATS No. I white. o34T64c; We. t mixed,
484j4c.
St. Loots Orala Markat.
ST. LOriS. Jan. 26. WH HAT No. I
red. Sl.4oiriil.41V.: No. 2 hard, nominal:
May. 81.8114; July,Sl.l3)1.23Vk.
OORN-Wo. 8. ne; No. S white. 7Jc;
May. 77Vic; July. T7Hc .
OATS No. 2, 60Vic; No. t white, nom
inal. CHICAGO LlVrV STOCK MARKET
Cattle
Weak Hogs
Weak-Sheen
Weak.
CHICAOO, Jan. 2S C A TTLTC Re
ceipts, 4.000 hssd: market weak; native
beef steers, M.aoWI.76; western steers,
K69.16: rows and hslfers, $3.1jtJ.20;
I MfKJH
HOGS Receipts. M.A00 head I
market
bulk of
rm r , (111141 iv ru 10 iw iMsa (, truss
L. . MA.S I.. SL A m. TW klsrkaai
sales, r7.4of7.70; light, r.HKrf.TO: mixed,
$7.2Mj7.8&; heavy, $:.80ig7.75; rough, $7.3ujy
$7.40; pigs, $8.M7.0.
SHEEP AND LAM B ttecejpts, tn.vn
head; market weak; wethers, $7.60t3.10;
wes, $i.2U&T.80; lamba. $8.40(010.80.
St. Loals Llvw Iteck Market. k
ST. IjOUIS. Jan. S5.CATTLB Re
ceipts. 8,700 head: market steady; native
beef steers, ti.mti.bt: yearlings steers
snd heifers. t.lniQ.X; cows, Su.SO.OO;
atockers and feeders, $fOffT7.2Si Tsxaa
snd Indlsn steers, $6.26(.60; eowg and
heifers, $4.00tt4.60; natlvs calves, $4,004
10.75.
HOaS-RecelpU. 10.200 head: market
higher; piga and lights, $6.r7.70; mixed
snd butchers, $7.6X7.80; good heavy,
$7.7:1 7.R6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 1.1100
hesd: market lower; yearlings, wethers,
$.4e.26; lambs, $9.0WI0.9u; ewes, $4.26
J7.60.
Kansas City Live S4ek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25 CATTLE
Receipts, 10.000 head; market steady
' prime fed steers. $K.5rrrJ.zr,; dressed beef
. ffM w.9o,dg.40; western steers, $4.60
,.5o.
HOOS Receipts. 14.000 hesd: msrk't
higher; bulk of sales. $7.4nfr7.70; hesvy,
$7 iWa7.75; packers and butchers, $7.6"iJ
7.0: light, 7.W-a7.4n; nigs, $A.iV0'J.OI.
SHEEP AND L,AMIts Iteceipts, o,u
head; market lower; lamba. $10 Orvfl'IO.AS;
yearlings, U.MiBO; wethers, $7.sii(.00;
ewes, $4,704)7.46.
Sloaa City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Jsn. 26.-CATTLE
Receipts, 4.00U head; market lOo lower;
native atSers, $n.WH7.76; butchers. $t.04
4.40; cotts 'and heifers, $6 .00 4.25; bulls,
stags, etc.. $4.0Or.25.
I It kjs Receipts, 14,000 head: market
IOIiIRc higher: heavy S7.eW7.6s; mlxd,
$7fM7 40; light, $7.0ii7.2o; bulk of sales,
$7.au7.nil.
hliEEP AND IJi MBS Receipts. 7.6U0
hesd; market steady; ewes, $7. On; Ismbs,
$10.10.64.
St. Joaeph MveVtork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 86.-CATTI JORe-
relpts, 8.600 head: market alow: aleera,
$70oiO6ii; coaa and helfera, $4. Hi". 60;
calve, $ 00i't0 00.
HO. B Receipts, 18.600 hesd: msrket,
higher: top, 87 70; bulk of sslss. r.464T7 68.
eli EEP AND LAMBS Raceiita. 4.6j0
head; market lower; lambs. $10.Atll0.iO.
r '
Stork la Slskt.
Receipts of live stock from the five
principal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Chicago 4.000 StS.oGo U.ouO
Omaha .1"0 H.V
Kansas City W.O00 l.i
St. Louis A7UU l,2u
Houg City 4.0U0 14.OU0
Totals.
.27,100 87.900 40.400
Melal Market.
' NEW TORK. Jan. 86.-METAL8 I-ead.
$4.06. Speller, not quoted. Copper: Firm;
elm trolvtle. $a 2f25 sO, for second quar
ter delivery. Irond: Steady and un
changed. Tin: Steady; snot, $42.124 bid.
At London Copper: rpot. 4:1 6s; fu
tures, ii 10s: electrolytic, 120. Tin:
fiiM.i, 1179; futures. 11. 'V lus. Antimony,
Lead, AJ1 17s tid. bpcltcr, L"ii.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Liberal and Feeling
Steady Sheep Steady and
Lambi Fifteen Off.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS HIGHER
OMAHA, January t 191.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Mondsv .m lo.svl .SI
Estimate Tuesiiay .... .!' Sl.7 a.'"
Two risva this weak.l!..?H SI.W 12.901
fame dHva IsM week. .1.l.l S4.N..7 W.S.'9
8ame days wka. Mn ltVi i,7.n.'S
Same days I wka. ago.l7.(V77 17.9 IT.
Same days 4 wks. aao.ll.rwo 1.9 tV4c'l
Same days last year..U.US2 2.1W 23,fS4
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
Live Htock market for the year to date
as compared with last year:
191. IH.V Inc. Dec.
cattle iM.iw trr.rw KK.91J
Hoge .tn.1197 IW..9: HU24
Sheep 174.2
Tha following (able shows the average
prices of hoge at the Omaha live atock
market for the last few days, with com-
L-n:, . . ,
- 'n'"- I 1!M. TSiXTl!'14.TTl1.'l.llll H11
r i ri m tsn etfT I n
I $4 U 74 g-l I 62 4 id T 41 S 61
Ul T tW I M 1 11 J 1 til J 69
4 61 M 1 t T 141 W I
'Jan. 8.
fur-'Jan. I..
I Ml T I HI'
! Jan. H
6.1T4
or
t 24I i ; i
S 21
f 18
S 88
S 18
8 64
S 42
s
8 44
8 M
S 21
8 U
8 8$
Jan, II.
7
47m
7 7
Jan. 12.
a S2'a
S "H
f 70 8 Ml
t 7v
Jan.
S 4 T Ml
T78I
Jan.
Jan.
J a a.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
T 0l
K
; s 01
T I
S 7 8 18
S l 8 07!
f 111 S 16
t 1H ! T
1 irt.
74
7 26 4 01 7 TS
t 24 W 11
T 17s
7W
7 01?
7 Ui
721 S
(till
16 7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
H S 21
in 7
6 1.7
HI
h is 7 i3i s m 1
1 in t nl 1 Rti t 63
Jan.
Jan.
Tlij
8 271 7 HI 6 4 T o 8 JO
j T 80 W! Tti
7 S3
S 41 1
sunday
CATT LB Receipts were very liberal
again this morning, although hardly aa
large aa had been anticipated. Other
points were also well supplied. For the
two dsys this week receipts amount to
lA.il 8 head, being slightly smaller than
last week and the smallest of any sim
ilar period since four weeks ago. Still,
as compared with a year ao, mere la a
gain for the two days of 4.'X head.
W'hlle the market opened a little slow,
owing In some cases to unfavorable ad
vlosa from other points, there seemed to
be a good demand, and the feeling on
the owning was generally ateady with
While tha trade waa not particularly
active, there waa a very talr movement
of killers of all kinds at nrloes that
war nnnnllt aleaftv with vesterdaV.
Blockers and feeders wsre In very light
supply and they, too, commanded steady
nrlceM
Quotations on cattle: Good to eboloa
kwrna taKJzA.7t: (air to sood beeves,
tJ.fcOtm.10; common to fair beeves. $.60tf
1.40; good to enoioe aatiere,
good to choice cows, fb.7iif.tio; tair
10 aooo, w-ii
to fair oowi, $4 00fl.00; good to,, choice
feeders, $6.xf7 86; lair to good feeders,
rS.0ua ; common to fair feedera, $& 60i$
. . . . .... . . rr.. m ta 1
, fair to good atocksra. H.So.OO; common
j to lair atockers. $f 5ofc4.f.; stork hslfars.
s.sj; gooo 10 cntuoa iwr, ' - ,
tb.lbtM.lt : stock cews. M. (!; iv
calves, 86 60U7 60; veal calves, Sl.00Vt.6u;
bulla staaa. etc.. M.iaoajB.
Representative sales:
BEEF bTEERS.
Ns.
I....
4....
11....
IT....
81....
4....
AT. Pr.
1k
lute aft
tins 4 M
loss t on
lit! T 4
in T at
!
..
to..
..
II..
..
A.
.lnu f M
.loos 4 K
. tai I DO
.1IMI 7 It
.iosl t I
US4 I
STEKRH AND HEIFERS.
4 M IS T
44 4 44
It SM S TS II
1 810 M gt
S KM 4 l I
sat T
10JT T II
MT I M
14
IT 411 4 Tt (1
111
11
arncKF.RA and feeders,
$4f I W II T44 C IS
..1... Ill I 44 1 147 4 IS
441 W Hi ' 4J
SM 71 l X" 4 l
INS i is n tt T 04
.iW4 7 14
11 10SS I M
1B4 T TT14
unng. ttucelms while not. aulte so
large aa on laat Tueaday, were very lib
eral, estimates calling for 27 cars, or
21,700 head. This puts the total for the
two days at S2,52 head, being S.OuO smaller
than last week, but 2.600 larger than two
weeks ago, and a gain of (.500 head over
the corresponding days a ysar ago.
Shippers were willing to give a 60 ad
vance right from the start, but most
buyers looked for more strength, and
while some shipping hogs sold that were
not much more than 60 up. buyers had
to give 10e higher figures before they
could make much of a a tart on filling
their orders. Demand waa broad and
shipping purchases hit their old striae,
amounting to a very respectable share of
the total nrrenmts.
First bids made by killer buyers wsre
little If any bettor than steady, but they
were promptly relused, and like the ship
pers packers were forced up to the 10c
higher notch before much of anything
started to mlva Many trains were lets
getting In, but by mid-forenoon a good
shsre of the early arrivals had been
cleaned un at rrlces thst were fully lOe
sbovs Monday and looked snore than that
In some instancea
Evan at noon there were atlll some hogs
back, but alraoat everything was being
cleaned up aa fast as It was yarded at
rirtoes trial were aa goon aa at any lime
n tha forenoon. There was a little com-
filslnt on the score that packers were not
aklng hold of lights as readily as they
did early, but as a general thing early
values were well sustained uo to noon.
General trade waa a gooo strong i"e
higher. Bulk of tha hogs moved at $7.26
7.40, with 4,he usual sprinkling of lights
on down, and a numoer nr gooo neavies
reached $7 46, a few loads bringing the
top of $7.60. On the whole prices, were
the highest of the year to dale, average
cost being the highest since October. .
Hepresentatlve ssles:
Ns. A. SB, Pr. Ne.
40 1H ... 7
M 1M ... TIS TS.
M 114 ... T II 41.
M ,u - t4W
II II ... 4TI 44.
A. Hk.
....Wt ...
....Ill 41
.,..91 ..
rr.
T K
1 IIH
T 40
I la
7 1
HI
hwitkp Another very moderate run of
heop and lambs showed up today when
only about twenty-five cara. or S.onO head
were reported in. The total for the week
to date la the amalleat so fsr this year.
Two dava' arrivals total only 12,801 hesd.
, , " k nr two weeks sgo, snd
'than last yesr bv almost lO.ttiO
' t?, I.mh msrk.t ass still In
being less than nsir ss iai aa euner
Coo head.
Tha lamb market aaa still In nearisn
control today, and with only one or two
exceptions, where nearly steady prices
wars psld. ssles of early arrivals were
lo-nlSc below yesterday. Several loads of
Ismbs were Iste In getting in, and as
buyers were not overly anxious to fill
their orders, trading wss a little dull on
early arrivals. Aged eheep, which ware
Well SUpPlien Be V" 1 11 I'm, wmi lut-i I
celpls. found a good request sgaln to
day and aold at fully steady to possibly
stronger figures. A good kind of ewes
wss bought at 87-254V7.M. .nd one lot,
which waa about the beat finished seen
here In a long time, reached $7.46. a new
high mark for the Seaaon.
Tha low spot of the market wss found
on ths close, when offers dropped 4o a
full quarter lower basis, snd there were
aeveral loads of Ismbs snd ewes still
unsold st noon. Ths dsy's best lamb
price $10.85 waa given for good Mexl
cana. and bulk of the offerings sold
around. $10.4"r10 46. One lste sale of
Innked a full Quarter off and oth
ers were not very bsdly wsnted at prices
thst showed a quaner or more reouo-
"a" couple of loads of Colorsdo lambs
weighing about seventy pounds that
showed up this morning sold readily at
$10 25 to go to the country for finishing.
Quotations on sheep and lamba: Itmba,
good to choice. $10.4ot1066; lamba. fair to
gwd $10.1.ftl0 4u; lamba. clipped. SH Anrff
4h0 yearlings, good to choice, light, 84 00
fiv 40; yearlings, fair to choice, heavy,
$8 OOtiS.76; wether, fair to choice. S7.0uy
7 80; ewea. good to choice. $7.0087.46; ewes,
fair to good. $4 SMT7.M.
Representative
No.
4;3 Colorsdo eweg
114 fed lambs
6s fed swes
62 nsilve shorn Ismbs....
8 fed breeder ernes
Ml fed breeder ewe
115 fed ewes
72cu4 ewe
Av.
..108
.. a
,..100
,.. 4
...im
...io
,..114
... W
Pr.
1 80
10 60
7 10
76
T 15
T 16
tts
4 60
agar Market).
NEW TORK. Jsn. SCOAR-Raw.
slesdy: centrifugal. 4.77n; molasses. 4c.
Refined steadv. i-turea ranter under
scattered selling by commission houses.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
One Absorbing Feature of Dull and
Restricted Session is U. S.
Steel.
THAT IS THE BAROMETER
NEW YORK, .tan. IS. The ens absorb
ing feature of today's dull snd restricted
market was United State Steel, all other
connMeratlona snd developments being
relegated to comparative obacurlty. Of
ivcnt weeks ateel had come to be re
garded aa the barometer of sPeculstlvs,
ss well aa industrial conditions, and the
prosperity attending tha corporations
business In the Isst half of 1016 pointed
aluiont indubitably to a resumption of
dividends, which were suspended In the
lest quarter of 1914.
The meeting of Ih steel directors, at
which steel Common wss restored to Its
6 per cent ststus waa not held nntll
after th close of tne market. Meantime,
however, steel which opened at S4 to
MS. s maximum over night gain of 1.
rose to a., reacted a small frsctlon then
msde a new high for the day at kf and
clomd at HI, a net gain or a point.
Iealng In steel amounted to about
I22.0K1 shares, or over 2S per cent of the
day'a turn-over. Publication of the cor
poration a statement for the fourth
quarter of l'.la disclosed total earnings
of $61,232.78, which exceeds all previous
records for any quarter oy x,s,7w.flM. in
cidentally the amount of cash on hand
was stated to be about $1OR,0ii0.0On.
Trading In other usually active stocks
wss stsgnsnt. except for the first and .
final hours when coppers and some
siieculstlve eperlaltlea were ruah4 for
ward with galna of 1 to 4 points, war
shares averaged one point gains and
motor stocks moved unevenly while high
priced Industrials were Irregular. Cuban-
American sugsr advancing six points to
1X6 and General Motors 10 to 4K. recover
ing Its dlvld'nd. while United states In
dustrial Alcohol recorded a net loss of
4 to V. and oils were again liquidated
in moderate volume.
Ralls wees distinctly disappointing.
firmness in Canadian Pacific and Balti
more A Ohio being offset by heaviness
In Krles, New Hsven. and some less
conspicuous shares of that division.
Tolsl sales of stock amounted to 4nn.00U
shares.
leading Pacific roads submitted state
ments for December, Northern Pacific
Increasing Its net Income by Sl.6Wi.0ou.
Union Paclfio by 8Ll'.m). and Atchison
by $1,261,0(10.
noncis were firm, a heavy demand ror
mercantile marine 4a featuring the
dealings. Total sales on bonda, par
value, were $3.446,OuO.
1 mteo states registered Zs advanced!
and the registered 4s on call.
numner or sales and leading quotations
on stocks todsy were as follows:
Sale. Hlah. lvw. CIom.
A Inula Onl4 i.am 24
Allla-Chaimw l JH
Amrtn heat Sugar ToS .i
Anwrleea , 4.4 ''"H
Amerloaa Locomotive .... l.Sty tu1
7ki i
M4 4
rl a: 14
n
hm 11114
1114 lit'
lf7V U74
Amarltaa B. A K I.em lot
Aai. H. R. M mo inn
American Tel. A Tal SCO 1?7
Aaterlnaa Tobaoee ........ I "0 W
AtehlMie 1.7110 tlK
HtMwIa LneomrMlva .... lMa
HaJtlmore A Ohio 1, 400 tilt
HMM.hra Huel 471 1
Hmolilra lUDld Tr
t'alifornla Paimleast .... S.Sno l
raiudian Panric IS 171
S74
7K
104
10
snuj
4
'H
171
M
I3'
ir,
74
17
HH
4
1"'
I'A
7t
M't
II
i;i
f
Rrs
7 S
111
17",
W
4.i
"
.11
17.1
Onlral lallier I TOO 14
rtinMPMk a Ohio i.a 4
ftiieaes a. w l.m ia4
r'hlnaeti, M P4- P l.ino wv
Chlrag A N. W XI lilt
t'hlrago, R. I, P. Rr.- " 17l4j
Clilno Coprar 8,n 44'4
iminraila KMI 4 Iroa.... l aw 4M
tYvclbla Steal I W0
rwnmr H. O. M4
IXatlllara' baeurltlos .... I S 44
Kris 1,111 MS M
4ienil Rlectrle
(IrMt Nnnhera rM 1 f i
trt Ne. t)r rtfii I.Tno
44 K
uuiuennetm uxpiorwlloa..
Illinnla Central
InierrmeiHiak Coa. Cary..
Innplnitlon rofper
Intumattoael Harraatar,.,
Kantaa '4lr goulhara...,
Ihlik Valler
lmlallle Nuhvllle...,
Mealraa ratraleam ......
Miami 0Tar
Mlaacerl, K. T. pf4...
8,004 nit as
J2S
in
I
4l.i
l'S4j
17(,
T7S
1.1
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11
It
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to
US
1"7'
'TIS
III
in
I Hi
w
I, MO 4144 46
SI
7H
isf"
E1
T7
M
1.0U0
14. TO
MUnwrl raelfla
NMInnal maeult ........
National laa
Nevada Osieer
2,ia
71
7
is4
107
71
III
114
11
New York Caatrai T.mo l4
N. r.. N. h. a H l.we ?j4
Norfolk A Waatera l.lw ll
Narlhara ParKle 114
Paeirie Mall J, to 1J4
raeine Tal. a Tal
PtmmrlTanla 8.10 MV.
Pullmaa Palaea Oar
Ju (tea. Uappar 8 4n W
Rurtlng l.tol T
87 ;iv
.... 1.
94 S4
- iY"i
iRaauhlla traa S Steal. ... l.la ll4
Bn4 Hi
Siwthara Pantna i.ti lmu ima
it
67a
ill
IN,
4,
llNVt
7H
MS
ua,
4
iH
Si
Soalhera Railway ' Ins t' tl
Ktuitanakar tnpaBy .... i.v im
Tmmhm Topper I,2" M14
Taiaa (Nmpar to Irrt f
t'nloa rarifin 4.00 111 114
t'nlaa f-flflo pM
Valla fMUM HUMi
t'. R. meal y(4 1. IllVfc 111
t'tak Ooepar 4,ona 7 74
Waatarn Vnloa . '
WaMlnthouea Blactrla ... 4.0 cr 4S
Meatana rawer ,,,.
Oaneral Molnra
Wakaak B pi I.1
81
International Marina pr. ll.sna
II '4
Total salas for tha oar. 40 "05 aharas.
Kew York Money Market.
NFW TORK. Jan. . MERCANTILE
PA PKR-ffiVt-
HTHRLINO fllxty-day bill. 4.72c;. de
mand. 4 7H: cables, 4.77.
RILvER Bar, 67Sc. Mexican dollars,
44Vc.
HOND8 Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
TIMO LOANS Essy, sixty-day. 2Vi'i
2i, nlnety-dav. 24; alx-month. tKfi.
CALL MONEY Raster; high. IV low,
14. ruling rate, 14; last loan, 14; cloelni
bl.1T 1; offered, 14.
Ooaing quotations on bonds today ware
ss follows:
S.
.... PIUj'Me. rat. ev. as..,. !
.... I N. V. O Oak. 4a....lU 4
....111414. Y. Cltr 414. t'
....101 S. Y. Httta 4ta...lu
,...IHIN. Y. N. H. H.
....II ev. a luti
e aoupoa
TJ. S. la. ra
o aaiisos
V. 8. . ra
ia saapea
ttwit 4a rsupaa..1lKo. Polflo 4a. 94
Aa. Smaller, la...11t 4o la UH
A. T. T. c. 4 4i.. a. u rar. ta.
Armour S Co. 4Vm.. t4ra. T. A T.
Airhlaon son. 4a..., 4raa. eoa. 4144...,
Sal. S Ohio 4a 47 So aan. 4Sa...
On P'-llle tat avsnaanlna sen. 4a
h. a Ohio Ha. . a H. T. S . T. w.
H SO. I. 4a.... SMi;so. Pa. ev. la..
O M B P s 4m. I'll 0 rof 4a. ......
.ton.;
a ;
.1.
. '
C. U. I. a r. t ta ottfo. nauwar aa
V. AS. ref.
4na.
t'nloa Paririo 4a..
n. a R. o
rar. la,
. I4 a or. 4.... !-4
. ?t4.V. S. Rubber 4k.. ..im
.10 IV B. Steel ia 1M .
. l,i4Wa!aab 1t la I'M
. Itta'Wari. t'nloa 4Wa... a.'".
. NVitWral. Rlae. cv. U..H.1
. lAaalo-Franch aa .... S
f.rla son. 4.
Ooa. rlarfrlc !....
Ot. No. lot 4V4...
III. Oa rat ta....
K. C. as. rat. la..,
I. N. sal. ..
M. K. T lat 4t,
BI4 MOftarad
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Jsn. 25. COFVKTC The
msrket for coffee futures wss mors ac
tive snd higher todsy on the bullish view
of ocean freight conditions, the ateadicr
ruling of Rio exchange covering and a
renewed demand from Wall street, or
other outside sources. The opening wes
st sn sdvsncs of to 6 points and prices
Improved during the dsy. with March
selling up to 7.!r; and rSeptember to 1.H.
or about 11 to 14 points net higher on tlio
more active months. The close wss 10 to
18 points net higher, with Jsnusry rela
tively firm. Kales, Including exchanges,
smnunted to 8r,mo hugs. January. 7.10c;
Februarv. 7.1fc; March. 7 22c; April. 7.24c;
May, 7.2fic; June, 7.3Je; July, I.Ske: August,
7 4.V: Reptemlier. T.IHc; October, T⁣ No
vember, 7.68c; Iteccmher. 7 62c. 8po.
firmer; Rio 7s. A,o: Santos 4s. c. r.
ass reported thst Santos 4a were quoted
st from .0Re to .IOc. F.ngllah credits. The
offlclsl rabies reported no chsngo In Rra
sillan marketa. but an advance of 3-3.M
In the rate of Rio exchange.
rattan Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-COTTON-Ppot,
quiet; middling uplands. 11. 3V; no sales.
Cotton futures opened steady. Janu
ary. 1200c; March. 13.1Te; May, 12.40c;
July, 12. Wc; October. 11.64c; Deoember,
ll.c. '
Cotton futures closed barely- gteadv;
March, 12 14c; May. H.2c; July. U.Mel .
October, 12.64c; Oeeember. 12 7c.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net decline of five to seven points."
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 36. COTTON Mar
ket easier: good middling, S4M; mid
dling, 813d; low middling. 7.7od; sales,
5.0uu bale.
i
Oil aaa Reala.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 25. TtHPENTINE
Nothing doing, last sail January S at 6"
4ivk; receipt. Ti bbls.; alitpCBents, 1
bbls ; stock. 12.480 bbla
ROSIN Nominal; sales. 47. bbla: re
ceipts, 1.448 bbla; hlnrnenvu l.4 bbls:
stock, 41,771 bbls. Quote: A. B, C. D,
K, F. C, $5.20; H. $6 36; I, $60; K, $),
M, Kavi M, r'76, WO, r , WW, li.au.
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