Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ItEE: OMAIIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 'J7, 1916.
FOR REHT-HOUSES
Morth.
JiTH AVF. Liii XJ t.v,.,. . .
sllmodern ;doMntw heat. Colfax 9J).
Ei iftNT s'f,'j.r. com.. modern. i&
T. F. HajK4.3 Ramge Bldg. U. 1404.
.NfcV, MOLib.UN Hl.NtJAl.OW.
f ggLPHstol, Webster 17441.
5nL rno,lern bungalow. 2001 UrleloU
New mMl. buns. 27 ll.ml.rin.. Cel. 17
oath.
-ROOM home la Hen scorn Park Dtstriot.
U1S Oeorgia Av., with garage; .nicely
decorated, excellent condition; (3b.
JIAST1NQ3 aV HETPF.N. 1614 Harney Bt
KICK 6-room cottage at 107 Hprlng Ht."
for IH. Hniw Hv.
FIVK-ROOSi house, modern except fur-
nscc. 1006 Martha St.
Miserllaneoaa.
FREE RENT TO FEBRUARY 1.
S3 S. 19th, 8-r., all modern house; well
arranged for renting rooms 40
908 N. 17th, 6-r.. all mod. apartment,
heat and water furnished (tt.60
3626 Wirt. S-r.. cot. mod. ex. heat.. (16
8. lUth, 6-r. cottage, part mod.. 9
iloVi Hrlstol Ht.. 6-r., part mod It
RASP RROR.. poi'd 1SS.
8-r., &M Davenport eU., West Farnam.
7-r., :'4 KmniPt Ft., mod. ex. ht....(l(
Sr., 1T06 Parker 8t.. colored, mod.... W
6-r., Shelby Court, mod. ex. ht 16
rfcTERS TRl'ST CO.. Douglas !.
6 R.. downtown, colored, 112; 1 and 2-r.,
lota garden ground, (4-4.V TeU Doug.
9107. Kvenlnge Walnut 2o8T.
HOUSKS FOR RENT.
CRKltlH. SONS & CO..
i BF.K BI.DO. IH3VQ. V.
(EK trie Centre! Furniture Mure FRs.it
REN TAX. LIST
FOR RENT-APTS AND FLATS
WHI,
TUB DEWEY.
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE.
M01 PKWBT,
JV8T COMPLETED.
Consisting of ( rooms with 6-room ac
commodations; 2 built-in beds:, kitchen
and bath; all outside rooms; Rood light
kitchen; Individual porches; choice lo
cation: 8K summer: Mo winter; Far
nam car line. h'ee thin today.
HASTINGS ft HETDES. 1H14 Harney St.
A.tl 2..V. i. - . r . .
. . imiiir, una viin uurior. DUI I'
in bed. very choice, good location, all
outside rooms, (rood light, plenty ven
tilation, choice location. Sub-lease, (37.60;
242.60 summer.
HASTINGS HF.TPEN, 1914 HARVEY.
VERY choice 4 or k-rooin steam heated
-apartment, on West Farnam Street.
INO. W. ROHB1N3. Farnam Pt.
APARTMKNT.
,4-r., Flo-Is, 2mh and Capitol Ave..
PETERS TRL'ST CO., Douglas
FIVE rooms second floor, unfurnished,
close In, M Dodge, $16. O. A. Ecklea.
Phone Douglas ISM. o
ncLff..1) Alaruni.ni, tw iiarney ou, very
desirable four-room apartment. Call
Douglas 67W.
WOODLAND 31st aDd Dewey., apt. 6. ISO.
very desirable. E. E. Brando, H. 1103.
trri T -xt . . . ..... , i t,.
South.
FlATS.
6-r.'. ffllS Tavcnworth St.. mod. ex. ht.I1
R-r., Shelby Ct., close In, mod. ex. ht.. J4
e-r.. 122 S. HHh. 2d fl.. mod. ex. ht.... 12
J-r.. 720 8. 2&th St.. near Ijeav. St IS
PETERS TRL'ST OO. Douglas 9H.
FIVK-ROOM steam heated apartment,
vary desirable, the Chula Vista, 30th
and Poppleton Ave., 142.60. 322 Bran
deis Theater Bldg. Doug. 1571.
Miscellaneous,
MONTH FREE RENT.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT,
t-room and bath apartments, brick.,
mod. but heat, best neighborhood, S12.M
and US. Call for appointment to see
them.
D. E. BUCK. 13 OMAHA NAT. DO. 622S.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
F tores, moves, packs, ahtpa, l-horaa
van ana t men, tl.26 per hour; storage,
12 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
TJou glaa 433S and Tyler 130.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mov-
' Ing. H N. 11th St. TeU
Douglas W or Harney 1M7.
"riHEPROOlT WARKUOU8B3
Separata, locked roomt, for house
hold goods and pianos; moving. paoklaS
and shipping.
OMAHA VAW AND STORAGE CO..
S0 8. Mth St Douglas 41ll,
IiTi. -v , a -w ra-a r u v v m a I . w I I
VlUniAVl SERVICE JVKJSiJI
rnvna i.vuiih eoo iur ini.i. .mv v.
vacant I abuses and apartments; also for
storage, moving. 16th and Javekson Sts.
J. C, REED j?aXlnan'a araga!
1VI rSlUSlH 7 Tea tyvuntM W-m. ,
MAGGAK1 Vsn Storage Co.: Moving
sacking, storage and shipping. D. Hi
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PR0PTY
Stores.
Lease lor Bale
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
330 Square Feet S 3 0.00.
The Bee Building Co. .
Room 103.
WILL remodel space, to by 60. for lodge
hall, "d floor of Crounsa Block, lit N.
lh St.. to ault tenant. CONRAD
YOTTNG. ?3 Brandels Thea. Doug. 1S?1.
SMALL store room; Very desirable; rent,
10: 1530 Cass St. CONRAD YOUNO.
132 Brandels Theater. Douglas 1B71.
TVvt) wholeKule buildings, one with
trackage. F. D. HEAD. 810 S. 18th St.,
WedHldg.
TORKKOOMS at lNOft-1811 Farnam St.
Titos. F. Hall. 43S Ram ye Bldg. P. 740.
5l6DERN store near poctofflce; low renL
O. P. Stebblus, 110 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
L'af uralabrd II oases an Flats.
HURRY-up! Cl! Red 4044; w can rent
that vacant prepctty.
THOS. U MGAHHY, Keellne Bldg.
rent.. List yours with us.
V. I. WKAI. aiO S. IMh St., Wead Rldg.
Fajrwtekrd Houaes and Flats.
WANTKD TO REXT-Modern. well
htstfd. furnished apartment; I or 4
rooma and bath; In good neighborhood:
muttl be well furnished and clean;
references given; wanted by Feb 1
Address Y i'l Bee. 0
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
DanSee.
DUNDEE LOTS
wo sou in rrom iois, norm part of I
Dundee beautiful view, right in line '
where two blocks of property will be!
iieveiopea mis spring ana close to the
extension of Hs4Py Hollow Boulevard.
These lots will sell for 1100 to Ii more
money inside of three months. Let us
show you these two lots and you can see
for yourself what a good buy they are.
HI ATT-FAI RF1ELD CO.,
a0Omaha Nat'lRank Rldg. Doug:jet
DUNDEE BARGAIN
Buy this fine vacant corner lot for a
home or as an Investment. Price has
been reduced to sell this lot now. It Is
a. big bargain and to se the lot go to
the northwest corner of tOtn and Ixard
ts. Kor pnee call
CREIGH, SONS & CO.,
louglas 200. cog nee Bids.
LI NUAUiW l!Aiini"
Must sell ,-r: bungalow, hardwood
finish, new near Duiul.e.
GKOHGE G WALLAt'K. CI4 Keellne.
riareare.
FLOKENCB bargain, good 6-room, l-alory
house, electric light, corner lot Wxl.12. 1
lihx k esst of tar line, for l,4f; (ion
msIi. tin la nee easv payments.
'iiuiilitNd, Wo omaha Natl Bank.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
. . , ROOM,
c.' n?"?'"1- ,n H"n. st 18 N. (9th
V.'- f"l '"t house about I yearn old.
Mortgage on It of (a.PWOO. parable
43.00 per month: make offer for equity.
Ton need not fear to make offer low
enough. The owner must cell and you
JH get a unan
H. A. "WOLF. (14 Ware Blk. Dong.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
Meat.
Brick and Stucco House
In Cathedral District
Thoroughly well built and artistic in
design. The large living room, with
fireplace and window seat, opens Into a
sunny, attractive dining room. The
psntry and kitchen were arranged to
make housekeeping easy.
The second floor, with its three large
bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch, are
Just th right alia for the average
family.
On the third floor the maid's nuartera,
with complete bath, aid In solving the
aervant problem.
In other words a complete house built
for comfortable living in a choice lo
cation. And the sale price is Just (2.600
under cost. Call
Croorp;c & Company,
rhone P. 766. m City Nat. Bank Pldg.
BARGAIN
Two good, well built, well arranged
-room houses, strictly modern and up-to-date,
located on corner 36th Ave. end
Jones St Paving all paid. Trice 8t,600.
Rental (790. Always rented.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
916-16 City Nat l Rank Pldg. Doug. 4.
8-RM. COTTAGEBARQAIN
West Farnam district; all modern. In
line condition; east front lot on paved
street; close to I-eavenworth street car;
4 block to school and adjacent to valua-
oie property: tot 4mso. ir you want
. hlg bargain Tel H. 12.
Nana.
REAL BARGAIN
Rrsnd new, T-room, strlflly . modern
stucco house, with sleeping porch; Just
completed; near F ield ilub. Be sure and
see this house before you buy and we
will save you money. Write N. i. Skoif
man ft Sons, building contractor, H12 N.
3nth St., or phone Harney 7M any time.
N6RTH"front lot. U.th and Sherwood
Ave., with old fc-room brick cottage, not
modern; only tl. 260. Tel. Doug. 247.
TEN rooms, four apartments, cheap.
Phone Colfax 1052 after 11 a. m.
Boat..
CREIOHTON'S FIRST
Living room across front of house,
dining room and Dutch windowa, nice
kitchen, pantry and rear entry on 1st
floor: finished in oak; two nice bed
rooms, bath and sun room on second
floor; strictly all modern, elegant fix
tures, full cement basement, with hot
and cold water, corner lot, with east
and south front, close to school. Prioa
3,. iwio cash, balance monthly. Lo
cated near S6th and Arbor.
C. G. CARLBERG,
13 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Opposite St. Peter's (Catholic)
Church New Site
A most delightful s-room modern
home, finished In quarter-sawed golden
oak on the first floor, with oak floors
and white enamel on second floor; fin
ished attlo on third. A grand, good
basement with hot water heat; extra
toilet, etc. Owner anxloua to make a
quick deal and will make very at
tractive terms and price, if Interested
get busy.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Doug, tm. 919-20 City National.
REAL BARGAIN-
In brand new, 7-room, strictly modern
stucco house, with sleeping porch; Just
completed ; near Field club. Be aura and
see this house before you buy and we
will save you money. Write K. J. 'fckog
man A Sons, building contractors, M2
N. 36th St., or phone Harney 7619 snv
time.
KHAR FIELD CLUB. ,200 CASH.
A good subatantial atrictly modern -room
house and garage. Convenient to
car, aohool and park; paving- paid, A
amall cash payment, balance $30
monthly, Including Interest Don't con
tinue to rent when you can buy on
these terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
637 Omaha Nat'l. Rk. Rldg. D. 1781. o
FOR SALE A BARGAIN
This 7-room modern house, hot water
heat, located S340 8. lWh tt., one-half
block from Boulevard.
PRICE, $2,250
TILE BYRON REED CO.,
Douglas 297.
212 S. 17th
FOR
BALt- Mrlctlv modern T-room
nouac, noarly new; Field club district;
faces east on the boulevard. Will sell
cheap If taken at once. Buy direct from
owner. Phone Harney 756.
MIscellanaoas.
ONLY ISO CASH.
Tf your references are good ws can
sell you a S-room dwelling, all modern
except furnace. In good repair, on a
payment of only (60, balance (20
monthly. This property lies close in
and your car fare can bs applied on the
purchase price.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Doug. 17HL th Floor Omaha Nat l Bank.
GENUINE BAROaTn.
Practically new five-room cottage,
modern exoept heat, located In a new
addition and surrounded by new houses,
in west (art of city, i blocks to car
line; must sell at once on account of
wife's health; price, only (2.260. Call
Webster &464 Sunday and evenings, or
Douglas SUM during week days.
NkW 7-room modertTKouse. O. A. Ecklea.
Phone Douglas 18M. o
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
North.
OMAHA HEIGHTS
In order to close out the unsold lets
in Block 10, we offer lots 9, 10, 11 and
12. In a bunch, to one good party for
(i0, and lots 15 and 1 to another good
party for (Krt.OO. Terms (10.00 down and
(10.00 per month. All taxes paid. There
are no improvements on the lots.
Thsse lots lie on the south side of
Fort Omaha avenue, east of SKth Street.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Pong, 602. 1607-1 W. O. W. Bldg.
THE most remarkable development ever
seen in Omaha Is M1NNE LISA addi
tion. Over ow lots have been sold In
that addition In seven months.
CHARLES W. MARTIN CO..
OWNERS. a
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
s-room modern house and full lot.
H block from car line. Price (4.buO.
Os-ner will take 2 or 4 vacant lota
within W mile of ttth and Hamilton
Ste. aa part payment and carry bal
ance on the property.
J. H. Dl'MONT A CO..
41-1( Keellne Rldg Tel. D. aft)
FOR EXCHANGE.
An SO-aere and toe-acre tract la Cen
tral Florida for good; Omaha properts
CHARLES B. WILLIAMSON
Tel. Douglas 2107. fctT Paxtoii ;:i!ock.
FOR SALE or tred, small general 'tuer
chandtse stock, with business property
la food town; prefer Couth Platte pro
crty. Loek pox .Tf. Wlloox, Neb
loO ACRES In western Nehrsska for sale
or trada for auto or Omaha property
Address Owner. R M7, Bee.
w ACRES. Monigoinery county, Iowa,
to deal for Omaha income. CAAIPBtLL
: CRAIG, Keellne Uldg.
j REAL ESTATE-WANTED
INTEI.IJOENT and persistent advertis
ing will "sell" any salable real estate,
and the largest number of prospective
bttvers can be reached through the
Real Estate and WM-A Guide to ail
of Greater Omaha TUB R F.W.
WANTEP To buy on monthly" paymenta,
mnll store room, with living rooms
above. In Central aohool dJrtiioL Phone
Red 74.
Mlarellaaewa,
RRAI, ESTATK, I-Ire and General Insur
ance. Art Thatcher. Ui;-lg city Na
tional Bank Rldg. louglas KiH.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WHAT he had to sell: An automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer cottage, a
Morris chair. And ha sold 'hem
through THE BEF, Want Ad colunuia.
FINANCIAL
It Eatate Loaa, lartcaceaT"
WE ar read at all tlma to
oiaka loang oa rirst-claaa city
proparty and MBtern Nebraska
far ma. Rates on request.
UNITED 8TATL3 TRUST CO
SIS 8. 17ta 8t
TO for loana on best class city
residences in amounts (2,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
i PETKH3 TRUST CO.. 1S22 Farnam St.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O KEEFE REAL EST AT K CO.,
UK Omaha K stlonal. Phone Douglas ITla.
(Too TO HO.uuu made premptlv. F. tX
Wead, Wead Rldg., lth Farnam BU,
MONK Y on hand for city and larm loaaaT
H. W. Binder, City National Rank Bldg.
ClTY property. Large loana a specialty
W. H. Thomas. I.s state Bank Bldg.
CITY and larm loans, I, 6H, ( per relit.
-ji"!."""""" '-Q-. ' State Bank.
city LOANS, c Q. larlberg. US.
J2 Brandels Theater Bids.
1 MONEY, HARRISON A MORTON.
Stocks mm Beads.
U.NCLB SAM oh stock at a sacrifice of
1 cent per sare; advertised prloa to
non-siocKnoiaers, s cents; to.'JW snares.
eJ" i. j. v-o'jgniin. tferton, jvan.
Abatraeta et Title.
WntiN buying real estate have us eoi
rile your abstract. Guarantee Abstract
mo., Kin. 7. Patterson Blk. o.
KERR Hi,
suaiantee and Abatraol
o. a modern abstract offloS.
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f.T5ki ABSTRACT CO. oldest abstract
4f -a a .r i ai n s mi
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lands.
A LJTT1 farm, 12M. Easy terms. Cali
fornia Import carloads of chickens and
eggs. Here's a chance for poultrymen.
My 2-acre tracts are just big enough
for chickens and are close to town con
veniences anU market centers. Writs
owner for full Information. P. B. Goes,
Sheridan, Placer county, California. o
Florida Laads
FRKK TRIP TO VKRO. FIXRIDA.
Tuesday, February L to see the famous
Indian River farms, where the luscious
orange and trrape fruit are produced In
abundance; where general and Intensive
farming la engaged in; where the poaal
bllltles in cattle, hogs, poultry raising
an4 dairying ere almost unlimited; 3&
growing days In the year; outdoor life,
boating, bathing, ashing and hunting;
good roads, schools and churches. We
. want you to see this oountry, where op
portunity awalta you; where you can
secure that farm and home on easy
paymenta, which may mean your very
Independence.
Call or write for free booklet and
complete plans for this free trip.
H BODING at H BIDDING,
816 Brandels Theater Bldg.. Omaha. Neb,
i Iowa Lands.
SPLENDID aastern Iowa 80-acre dairy
farm, (126 per acre. C. S. RELYEA,
t21 Capitol Ave., Omaha, Neb.
(alaaaart Laaas.
74 ACRES improved, (V miles of Salem,
mo.; j to acres rencea. w acres culti
vated: lays fins; good soil; pries (40
Per acre,
W. 8. FRANK. Neville Blk.. Omaha. ;
100 CHOICE farms for sale; lis acres
nigmy improved; to acres of choice land
at (66 per acre; to settle estate. Ed
iron, liimarus. mo.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE Best large body high grade
meaium pncea isna in ixeDraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach, Neh. o
Wisconsin Lands.
UPPER WIBCONBIN Best dairy and
general crop stmts In the union; settlers
wanted; lands tor aale at low prices oa
sasy term a Ask for booklet (4 on Wis.
consin Central Land Grant. Excellent
landa for stock raising. It interested In
fruit lands aak for booklet on apple or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Boo Line Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Texas L aval da.
WHEN you buy a farm, get It where it
has a future. If you buy high-priced
land you are lust trading dollars, so to
spesk. Ws have a land proposition that
. ought to interest every iarmer seeking
to better his condition. Our lands sell
at (30 to M per acre, on easy terms.
The soil is rich and fertile, the climate
fine, the water supply pure and plenti
ful; the rainfall baa always been ample
to insure crops. Until a few years ago
there wss 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 yeara these
lends 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.
These lands are located in western
Texas, below, the Panhandle. Circular
giving detailed Information furnished
upon application.
SCOTT & HILL COMPANY
McCague Building-, Omaha.
Douglas 1009.
Mlaueiia neons.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE 7
Writs a good description of your lsnd
sad send It to the Sioux City Oa.) Jour,
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for (2; or 60 words, (4, o
16 words, K
Largeat circulation of any Iowa news
paper; 2j4.0U0 readers daliy In four great
states.
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
Automobiles Wauled.
WANTED to buy s Ford chaWs, neod
not be In running condition. Call Wal
nut IOC or sddress 4M4 Isard.
For Sale.
1- 1H1 Monitor touring (noo
2 1116 Packard six, touring 1,700
( 196 RuUk C-26, touring iao
4 IV 1 S Ford, touring m
(1014 Studtbaker six, touring ,
4-Ull Flanders, touring j,a
Auto Clesrlng House. 2.W Fsrnsm. D. 23i,
""1,000-LB. truck l2. Nebraska BulciT"
Servloe Station. 1914 Farnam.
Phone Douglas 721.
AUTOMOBILsf MUTUAL INsUlUNrld
CO.. Doug.as 2819.
A at a Livery nn unrmsjes.
Konstrlal Gsraas Co.. 20 Hs may StsT
Ante Henalrinaj aad 9nintlna
Automobile painting dona by experts; 20
yeara' experience in Omaha: work guar
anteed 1 sjt rlsss.Jol' nsnrHnorthCo.
(Too rewsrd for magnoto we can't repair
Colls repalred.Baysdorfer, 210 hf. lsth.
Free wlnUr storage whan ears are peJiit"
ed and repaired Johnsoo-Dajiyrtli Oa.
Omaha Radiator Ht-p. Co firm j. r, u iUf
ati Tiyea and liisilM,
VVYiyn.irt Uat longer, are strongar
and more durable. ;Xi0. iil K.r.
nsmtJulas VC
AUTO TIRF.i
RF.BU I I.T. .'.uw TO KM.
DUO 1'iltL CO.. lu;l Cb.ciio 8L
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Moderate and Prices
Abont Steady Sheep Steady to
Ten to Fifteen Lower.
H00S VERY LARGELY STEADY
OMAHA. January V, V, 1
Reoelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
tTTlflal Uam.w a... , .. . . . i.t
orncial Tueadav .Vd 2i.' ."
rumats Wednesday.. 4.W) 21..VW :.(
Three days this week W.4X4
Fim i... - -. . ....
A.1
M.K7
4.r.1
4.70
JtH.M
1IW7
3.?."4
4..l
bama days I weeks sgo H.7
eamedays 2 weeks ago .0.
Same daya 4 weeks sgo 1.47
"sjs last yesr..lft.J 4i44. i-
444."
ivnvwmi tania snows me ttrrivn
Jr cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
uve Stock market for the year to date
as compared with last year:
... IP1B. lrir. inr. itv.
VU, 1U.4U 71t2
Sheep '..'.1W.9M lltV.HhS K.913
The following table ehewa the average
prlcea of hogs at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few days, with com
parisons: Date. I!1g. 1191STl9l4Tl!l.l.'IPlJ '1M1 . IPin.
Jn. 10
Jan. u.
Jan. ll.
M'aj
irTf 1 4!lrai
f wti
I 70 S
) T
f T 121 10) 7 751 l
iftt! t 17 f 7x t 1
T Ml T M W T l I 11
s ih
TCvoI
Jan. 12.
Jan.
Jan.
;l i oi 7 oi
T S M
I i41
T ?5 I 44
7 91 ( U
rt I 12: T 11 151
Jan. 17.
PS
T I4
17
( 071
7 W 13
Jan. 1
I 74
J 04
I M 7 Im 0(1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1.
20.
tl.
21.
a
24.
26.
2a.
71
2l
7 t I ill
T 01V
7
7 19T,
T in i
(Si
21:
6 1
21
( 27
7 7 2 31
( (3
t 67
1
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fl
7 U (
7 : ( 9i; 7 mi
7 2.1 I 9 7 Wi
T 20 ( M 7 N'l I
I W 7 4Wvl 7 1
27
t (3HI
17
'Sunday.
Receipts snd disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at ( p. m. yes
terday: RECEIPTS -CARS,
Cattla.ilogs.Shecp.ll r s.
C M. A gt. P.
lu
1
I 1
9 10
11
ins ..
K!
11
W 7 1
9
9
9
8
rs n T
Wabash
Missouri ractflo ..
t nlon Iaclflo
C. N. W., east...
CAN. W., west..
C. Ht. P.. M. O..
C. R. Q., east....
C. H. Q . west..
C. R. I. P., east.
C, R. I A T.. west
Illinois Central ....
Chi. Oreat Western
Total receipts.. ..W
DISPOSITION 1 1 BAD.
. Ca.ttle.Hoge.Sheep.
Morris & Co tt.n 2.670 M
Swift A Co.
1,M 4,110 1.3H)
Cudehy Packing Co
IsVI
4,2f.
1.02S
1,0X0
Amour a (jo
Schwarts A Co
J. W. Mkirphy
Lincoln Packing Co....
South Omaha Park. rv
9t
1.1S2
2.903
1H
10
70
1"4
.16
W. B. Vansant Co
nenton. Vansant A L. .
Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
70
J. B. Root A Co 14
J. H. Bulla IK
Rnsenstock Bros. 89
F. O. Kellog S62
If. F. Hamilton 61
Sullivan Bros 79
Rothachlld A Krehej.. 1
Mo. Kan. Calf Co... 77
Christie 107
Hlgsrins 10
Huffman 96
Roth 10
Meyers 2:1
Raker. Jones A Smith 43
801
Banner Broa.
17
John Harvey , jns
Dennla A Francis 37
Kline 29 ..
Jensen A Lungren 70
outer ouyera im
1.402
Total 6.900 20.813 1,686
CATTLE Receipts were liberal, but by
no means large, only 191 fresh cars being
roDnrted In. This makes the total for the
three days this week !).44 huad, (.000 bead
smaller man lor tns sams perioa last
week, but over 4,0 larger than a year
sgo. The supply consisted very largely
of beef steers and cow stuff, thors being
only a very moderate run of stockers and
feeders. The quality was poor on an av
rase, the bulk of the receipts consisting
of unfinished cornfeds.
Feeders having been scares all tha
week buyers were out looking for a tew
head early In the morning, and anything
in the way of desirable stock changed
hands in good seaaon at ateady prices.
The market on killers was a little slow,
to open, buyers being . Inclined to take
their time, but still they seemed willing
to pay about steady prices for thj gen
eral run of killers, which would apply to
cows snd heifers ss well as beef steers.
The trade on killers continued slow.
with the less desirable kinds weak to lOo
lower.
Quotations en settle: Oood to choloe
beevee, (s.2i3a.T6; fair to good beeves,
(7.6oti.l0; common to fair beeves, (6.(OJ
t.40: good to choice halfere, (4.2&4tf.O0:
ood to choice cows. 96.7MJ4.M; fair
o good, oows, 66.20U6.it; common
to fair covi. (4.0Oiac.ao: mod to choirs
feeders. H-XftP7.46, fajr to good feeders,
(ti.4lHae.20; common to fair feeders, b.kd
t.40; good te choice etoogera, (7.00417. ;
fair to good stockers. tu.U63l.wO: common
to 1 air Blockers 6.60t.aV; stock heifers,
(6.714141.76: stock mil. 64.16414.21: stork
calves, 96.60K7 60; veal calves. (7.0i&.sv;
PUUS, Stags. SIC. S4.Vb43S.JS.
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HOGS Receipts were generous, sr.
rivals being estimated at 207 cars or 21.
600 head. Total for ths three days Is
even larger than for the same pertol laat
week. Ho far this week ths run amounts
to 66,192 head, as sgalnat 64.192 last week,
44. Wl two weeks ago, and 42.44.) laat year.
Despite the fact that auppllea were so
Urge, shippers who sgaln had heavy
orders bought their first hogs st prices
that wars fully ss good sa Tuesday, and
looked if snythjng stronger In spots. Re.
ports of a 10al6c break In Chlcsao
checked their operations temporarily, but
mey were soon Dart in tne market buy
ing anything that suited them on a
steady basis
Parkers had visions of a sharp decline,
but the heavy shipper operations soon
dispelled any such thougnts, ami si-
thougn tneir esriy bids were sharply
lower, the actual opening of the market
waa not ovar 6c lower, and In a good
many cases was almost If not fuliv
steady.
At the best time trade was mtnrAv but
en the close weakened off again and late
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HAKLk.t-DAViDON MuTORCycLAA
barssin in used machines. Victor Rooe,
Toe Motorcycle fclau." tl leaveawei-ta.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Fog Sale.
thirty-two uulk wagons for sale, cheap.
Johnson-Dsnforth Co.. lsth and Clara.
II A Y 11.60 ton. A. VV . v axner. Sil N. 11
HuRBK and wsgon for sale. Tyler nil"
JPOULTRY AND PET STOCK
ViXJ grain, luu lua. i.7J. Wagner. Wl N.14,
rrlces re k- lower, with some llrhls
slmost unsslsble. Bulk sold at I ; -);. 0,
ltti a good sprinkling of lights on down
to I..00 and up to (7.60.
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PHKFJ Supplies were sgaln very light.
In (art, ('tunnies lndt'atd tl.at the run
wnu'd be the Cghtrst of the week to dale,
on'y eluhteen cars, or about 4 e bead,
being reported. This puta the lotal for
the first half of the week at Nt.iC'7 head
the smallest supply for the first half or
uty week In a nnr time. As compared
imin mm inrri o" iinnRTi fiiuw
a falling off "f :.e head, ere 10"0 short
I of teo weeks g st'd nearly JS.Onn smaller
than for the fame unys a year ago
i Packet!" eonilntird their bear campaign
! this mornlnu. Ithouuii light rere pts st
marly a'l wln. made their tssk a more
01 less difficult one. However they went
st things plnwlv. snd while one or I wo
i f the flrt Ismb suit's were nea' iy steady
offers on mint lambs showed a sharply
loaer tendency. As was the rase yester
day several loads were held bark en late
trains and alMuelher the early pert of
the forenoon was a very dull affair.
Despite the fsri that the aupply wsa
so light demand failed to Improve and
noon found the trade In a lifeless condi
tion, with several loada still in first
hands. hst trading had been done wss
very vnven, sales having ben made at
prices that were all the way from steady
to aa much aa a Quarter lower. Rest
'price psld wss HOW, and sales ranged on
down, nanny any two being made at one
price.
There were hardly enough ewes here
to test out the msvket. One bitnch of a
good sort that aold at (7.00 looked on
paper a quarter lowr, but they carried a
verr heavy fill and probably would not
figure more than leo down at the outside.
Good yrerllngs of desirable weights
moved st foo. They were quoted steady,
but there has been nothing with which
they could be compared here fur several
days.
Nothing of real feeder class was of.
ferd. trome half fat and In -bet ween
lambs did not meet with a very cordial
reception from feeder buyers, and aa they
were not flshy enough for killers to
use they a ere still In first hands at
noon.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to rholcs, (10.WI0.60; lambs, fslr to
good, (10 fOHIO.Jf.; lambs, clipped. (S.7MT
9.2''; yearlings, good to choloe light, r.00
09. If: rearllnga, fair to choloe heavv.
$ tJl..fi: wethers, fair to choirs. 17. 00 if
7.7; ewes. Rood tr choice, n.Ofttfi ,S6;
ewes, fair to good. 94.2Mr7.O0.
No. Ay. s Pr.
471 Colorado lambs , M 10 40
2t Mexican lambs 71 10 66
140 fed lambs 76 10 56
241 fed lambs 79 10 40
4'7 Colorado feeder lambs 71 10 26
119 Colorado ewes 10 7 90
V fed swes Ill TO
: fed lambs 78 10 60
171 fed lambs T 1 60
1?7 fed Ismbs 74 10 (0
r fed lambs 94 10 (6
W fed lambs M 10 46
214 fed feeder lambs 81 10 26
CHICAGO L1VH STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak Hosts steadySheen
Weak.
CHICAGO. Jan. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 16.000 head; market weak: native
beef steers, 8s.20i7TO.76: western steers,
(.604j8.i6: cows and helfors, 23.16$.20;
calves. (7.76410.7t.
HtXJB Receipts, 74,000 head; market
steady, at 10c to 16a decline; hulk of
sales, (7.36rr7.m: light. (e.KW.eO; mixed
87.30r7.6; heavy, 27.2007,70; rough, (7.20
U'7.Hh: plgl, (iS.604J4l.66.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000
head; market weak: wethers, 17.4CXStt.00;
(o.i4l7.6; lambs, lx.40iri0.76.
t. Lenta Live Stoea. Market.
RT. LOUIS. Jan. 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.20O head; market steady; native
beef steers, 87.6fxtf9.60; yearling steers and
heifers. (.60tr.86; cows, (6.6o47.00; Texss
snd Indian steers, 16.2.'U.90; rows snd
heifers, (4.00O&60; native calves, (6.004s
10,76.
H OO 8 Receipts, 16000 head; market
lower; plga and lights, (S.Ktf7.; mixed
and butchers, (7.t6$1.66; good heavy, (7.60
4f7.7B.
KHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 860
head; market stssdy; yearlng wethers,
(9.ooii.26; lambs, (9.0010.ti6; ewes, (6.26
C7.60.
Kansas City Live steek Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Jan. 29. CATTT.H
Reoelpta, C.OOO head: market steady!
prime fed steers, (9.4oA.00; dressed lieef
9.40; stockers snd feeders. 99.0007.90; bulls,
ts.MKtfs.w, esives, 9s.0oKr1o.0v.
HOGS Receipts, 19,000 head; market
lower: bulk of salea, (7.Sr7.0; heavy,
f.wv'l.iv. im. . -..wr
7.S0; light. (7.26f(J7.40j pigs, (A26i04.76.
MIIEEP AND LAMBei Keealuta. 2.3O0
head; market ateady; lambs, (10.w2ri0.6O;
yearlings, H.60ae.26; wethers, W.'iMiW,
ewas, (0.6037.26.
Rlons Cltr Live Stock Market.
8IOUX CITT, Is.. Jan. 26. CATTLE
Receipts. Z.G00 head: market steady: na
tive steers, lrt.26tfj-7.60- butchers, 96.001fS.3i;
cows snd heifers, M.6Oa4i.80; Blockers and
feeders; (5.50fl7.36i calves, (5.0Oij.60;
bulls, stags, etc., (5.0Orn.((.
HOGS ReoelDts. 16,000 head: market
60 lower; heavy, FWl.Ui; mixed. (7.2oy
7.40; light, r.00ij27.20; bulk of gales. (7.20
tf.fiO.
nitKf ahu IjAH do ivecstpia, 1,
head; market steady; ewes, ;.057.10;
lambs. (11.60910.20.
St. Joaegtk Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 14. CATTLE Rs
retpts, 2.000 head; market slowi steers,
tS.76U9.60; rows and heifers, (4.004)4. (0;
calves, (9 .ofTJl0.00.
HOdB-Receipts, 12,000 heed; market
lower; top, 17.66; bulk of ssles, 9tM1.m
8 1 HEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.600
head; market ateady; lambs. (iO.otAsno.60.
Stock (n Sight. j
TterelDts of live stork from the five
prlnclpsl western msrsets
Csttis. Hogs. Sheep,
,. 4,900 21,600 8.000
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kansaa City..
Sioux City
1st. Louis
Totals
74.UIO 16,000
19,000 2,3nO
ifi.ooo i,ruo
16,000 XjO
..32.900 144.600 21.060
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-COFFEK The
market for futures was more active to
day, with pticea making a new high rec
ord for the seaaon during the early trad
ing on rumors of higher freight rates and
ieorls that marine Insurance had a leo
been advanced In the case of some
steamers now offering for coffee cargoes.
The msrktit opened at an advance of
three to six points and sold sbout four
teen to seventeen points net higher dur
ing the mlddlo of the day, with July con
tracts touching 7.72c and December 7.82c,
or a lion t thirty-seven points above the low
level reached In the recent reaction. The
advance was then checked by residing,
snd prh'es later eased off eight or nine
points for ths day. Bales, 6!.O00 bags.
I ...... . fin, L... I. . . w 1 'll.. VT . .. I.
T.ac; April, 7.Sle; Msy, 7.84c; June, 7;
July, 7. tic. August, 7.47c; September, 7.62c;
October. 7.57o; November, 7:'c; Decem
ber, 7.7o. Snot coffee, steady: Rio 7s,
'; Santos 4s, 9Vc. Cost and freight
situation wss still more or less confused,
and many of tha off era now being re
ceived from Brasll either specify the
steamer or the shipment aa soon aa pos
sible. It was reported, however, that
Hantos 4a were offered st 9.10o to 9.2oo
for shipment In sixty days, snd that a
small lot of Rio 7s hsd sold at 7.90r.,
Kngllsh credits. Ths official cables re
ported an advance of 60 re Is In the mar
tin at Rio, while Hantos snd the rate of
Ulo exchange on London were unchanged.
Oil and Rosin.
WAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. 26. TURPEN
TINE Nothing doing; last sale, Jan
uary 21. HM-.A; receipts, 9 bhls.; ship,
ments. 106 bbls.; stocks, 12.364 bbls.
RtJbIN Market firm; sales. 1 bbls.;
,.-(. ... KAJII I.Kla ahlnmanli tl ft. .a..
til. 429 bbls.; Quotations: A. 'b, c' D, K,
r , S.sic; u. t ide; ti, 1, aiuc: tv. g ouc;
M. 9JSK.; N. 4.7ic; WO. 7.2m.-; WW. 7.60c
St. I.ools Ural a Mnrket.
ST. LOtTIH. Jan. 24.-WHEAT No. I
red, (1.4or141; No. 8 hard, nominal; May.
(1. .-A: July. 8l.2asflCl.23v4.
CORN-No. I, 7W74Vc; 'No. t whIU.
74t74V; May, 77V4C; July, T74c.
OATH-No. 8. bttVtitwie; No. white,
nominal.
Saansv Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. 34. Sl'OA R Ra w, I
ateady: centrifugal, 4.77c; molasses, 4 90c.
Refined., firm; cubes, ten points higher,
others unrhanged; rubes, 4.2or. Futures
op-ned steadier today on scattered com
inleelon luiuw buying and covering. At
noon prht-a were a xiliit or two higher.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat ii Fairly Strong- and Quoted
Two end Three-Quarten
Higher.
CASH DEMAND IS STRONG
OMAHA. January 3, 1)1.
The wheat market was very strong to
dsy, receipts being fairly heavv snd
lhere was a fine cash demand. Wheat waa
I quoted 2c higher.
'. r"s hetter grades of com sold a cent
'UP. while the off srsdes sold V- lower.
I V'" "r I" demsnd todav, tbe re
ceipts of this grain being only fair and
oats sold 1c higher.
e snd barlev rems'ned tinrhsnged.
t'lraranees were. Wheal and flour,
equal to 13.000 bit.; com, 174 000 bu.; oata,
.Vivi bu.
Liverpool close: Wheal. HKHd higher;
corn, unchanged.
Trlmary wheat recelpta wars 1.906.000 bu.
snd shipments I.O17.0V) bu., sxalnst re
relnts of (W.oin b. ,n(I ahlpmenta of f '7.
000 bu. last veer.
Primary corn rrcelnta were 1 Ml nflrt. bu
snd shipments rt.VtiO bit., sgsinst receipts
rf 1.900.000 bu. and shipments of 1.O92.0O)
t.ii. iaei year.
Primary oats receipts were l.fm,0(Vt bu.
-rimary oats receipts were 1.77,Otv btl.
I ahlpmenta 97.0m bu., agatnat receipts
97.0nu bu. and shipments of 77,OuO bu.
son
of I
Isst year.
CARLOT RECKIPTS.
.... Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chics go i7 . sji i;
Minneapolis !
Duluth m
Omaha f jf
Kansas city 109 . 9
PJ.-, 61 (4 M
Innlpeg M
These ssles were reported todav:
Wheat: No. 2 hard wlnUr: 1 car, 81.17;
4 cars, (I-itu; 9 cara. (l.M; 1 care, (1.26V4:
6 ears, (i ff.; 4 ears, (1.24. No. 4 hard
w,nerj 2 cars 21 26; 1 car. 81 21; 10 rare.
J 2; 8 rare. (121: 1 car. (l.ov; ( ears,
(I ; 8 cars, (1.19: 1 car tllghtl. $I.17
rumple: 1 car. l is; 8 cara. 8114; 4 egra,
(.18; 1 car, (1.10: 1 car, 9.V. Ne. 8 mixed:
1 csr, 8I.86U. no, 4 mixed: 1 car. (1 ; 1
f! So. 2 durum: I car. $1.83y.; 1
car, 81. 2S.
Barley: No. 4; 1 car, toe. No. 1 feed:
1 rar, 96e.
'orn-No. ( white: l ear, 99c. No. 4
white: 1 ear. Sc; I per, ftv. 9 white:
6 cars. 2Wo; ( cars. 3c- 1 car. ;Wc. No.
' h,U:.' "ec: 1 car. 69c. No. (
''""".L1 J-"' V. No. ( yellow; 1 1-8
rsre, 69c. No. 4 mlxsd: 1 ear, 7r; ( eare,
So. No. ( mixed: 8 cars, 69c; 1 rar, 2Se;
I csrs, gjiy.; l car. lVc; 4 care, iic. No,
mixed: 9 cars, ici I car, aVtei 1 car.
Vj; 8 cara, 6, Hample: 1 ear, Wc; 1
csr, 6c; 4 cars. 67c; I oars, 66c; I car,
6o; 4-6 of a car. 90c; 1 oar. 9o.
pats-No. 8 whltti 8 cats, 60c. No. 4
white: 1 car. 4914c Sample:! cars, 47ej 8
cars, 4)"c.
, Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. I hard,
81.2nwl.29; No. 8 bard. (1. Ctrl. 27; No. 2
spring 81.8Mn.80; No. 8 spring. (f.BfM.17;
No. durum. 81.28U,trl.4; No. 1 durum!
(1.194T1.23: sample. fcp'34ll4. Corn: No. I
white. tWHo; No. I white, 4U1J6V;
No. ( white, MHfl'WHo: No. 9 white, 69ut
flxtoSc: No. 9 yallow, OOtWVic ; No. 4 yel
low. ejr7e: No. ( yellow. MVr4i6e: No. 4
yellow. 6V(fTrt.V; No. 8 mixed, HKHifWc;
No. 4 mixed. twijrt7e; No. 6 mixed, ilivyei
4.V: No. 4 mixed, 6tWlc; sample, 4fijtc.
Oafs: No. 8 white, fseVfifllc; standard. 60H
4MN9V1C. Barley: Malting. 7W76c; No. i
feed, totjwie. Rye: No. 1, 86tici No. 8,
9i4c.
ir(,c; no. s wniie, 4w.c: ivo. 4 wnilc
Chlcsgo closing prices, furnished Ths
nee ny IO ran nryan, stock snd gram
brokers. 111 South 1th St., Omaha:
Artie!
Open. I High. I 1OW, I Close 1 Tes'y.
1 t 1 8V4 1 94 1 9l
1 24V9' 1 SB 1 84 1 tij 1
TO-ffTft'i V 79 nJti 79tJ79i4
7VstMk 0 79H 1V 19
4BVfiS (49V4fi 4Sa 49
80 90 20 90 90 90 80 80 80 46
20 (0-46 80 S7H 80 40 20 40 80 62tt
10 97M, 10 80 10 rH 14 80 10 90
10 90-67 10 62V VI M 10 67H 10 90
10 80 10 99 10 72-7S 10 75 10 76-71
10T2U 10 78 14 TIH JO 14 92H
U 0i-06 H 12H 11 IttVt 11 0Vt! 11 16
Wheat
May.
July.
Corn.
Msy.
July.
Oats. ,
May.'
July,
rork. I
Jan..
May.
Lard. I
Jan..
May.
July.
Ribs.
Jan..
May
CHICAGO 43RAIIV AKD PROVIflOKS
Feat a res et the Tredlas; anal riealasr
Prleee est stestrel ( Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 84. Heavy profit taking
by holders swept away In the wheat mar
ket today notable galna whloh had re
sulted from bullish Liverpool dlapatnhea
and from adverse weather conditions.
The close was weak. V4T1S0 net lower to
VVuVio advance, with May (1.WV4, and
July (1.204.
Com flnishsd st Vsn gain, oats Vie off to
a shads up, and provisions unchanged
to 16o lower.
It was not until ths Isst hour of ths
session thst the big realising sales In
wheat turned ths market unmistakably
downgrade. Previous to that time a num
ber or tbe leading bulls hsd siesdfast.ly
refused to unload, but whsn ths fact las-
came evident that export business from
the I'nited States had virtually come to a
standstill the selling pressure broadened
to auch an extent that prices broke rap
Idly, and brought Into play a good many
stop-loss orders. Word that ths Canadian
government had ordered three railroads
to begin moving- Immense quanliiiee of
commandeered wheat to the seaboard
tended apparently to shsks ths confi
dence of holders.
New hlxh Pt-loe reoords for ths 19U
crop ware made In the wheat market to
dsv. the fourth time In four suooesstve
days. Ths temporary fresh strength to
day was based mainly on sivtoes tnat
consumption of supplies In Oreat Britain
was exceeding the arrivals. Storms out
ting down receipts In ths northwest re
mained a bullish factor.
Com and oats swayed with whast.
Smallneaa of recelpta hers snd resorts
of locust damage In Argentina were
among ths pro pa for com, out eastern
demand was alow. Nothing was aeourd of
any export demand for eats.
Weakness In the hog market lowered
the value of provisions. Moreover export
business in provisions apnea ran to nave
slackened as a result of talk of lighten
ing of the British blocksde.
Chlcsgo Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red.
11.28: No. 8 red, tl Wsm.M- No. t herd.
nominal; mo. hard, t.s'wiri.M. t orn:
No. 1 yellow, nominal: No. 4 yellow.
liOTSe; No. 4 white. t?2Hrr74Se. Oata.
No. ( white, (UkmiAiMrc; standard, 61 He.
Bye: Mo. 2. F 04. Kariev. e,nie. needs:
Timothy, (5 604VT.46: clover, (MVOOWU .60.
Provisions: pork, lis arwrao.io; lard, fio.ofrj)
10 WU- etbs. 110 iOoT10.76.
BITTER Iowsr, creamery, 2fVs.
BOGS Higher; receipts 4.070 rases;
firsts, ITtiCTVie; ordinary firsts, 86c; at
mark, rases Included, 84027o.
POTATOES Lower; recelpta, 88 eare;
Michigan, Wlacnnsln, Minnesota and Pa.
kota whltea, 92ct41.00; Minnesota and Da
kota Ohlos 9frt-91c.
POCLTRT-Allvs hlghsr; fowjs. 18c;
springs, 16c.
1 ' 1 1
NEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
tteotatloas ef tha Day en Vartewa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Jen. 2B.-FLOVR Firm;
spring patents, )6.u7.20; winter Straights,
(4ti4j40T
WHEAT Spot steady: NO. 1 durum.
81.49V.I No. 1 northern, Duluth. 81 66VS, and
No. 1 northern, Manitoba. 8169V4. f. o. b.
New York. Futures, strong; Msy, (1 44V
CORN rlpot. easy; No. I yellow. 6Sc.
prompt shipment.
OATS-Bpot, strong; No. 8 white, (7
CWVie.
HAV-Stesdy; No. 1. (1.22V94T1 26: No. 8.
(1 15: No. 1. (1.00; shipping, 6..CW3C.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1916, l&u7c; mil, Coec; Pacific coast, 1916,
ir-il6c: 1914. 9tll0o.
HIDEo Ktaady; Bogsts, SlGSlVso; Cen
tral America. 81c,
LEATHER-Ftrm: Hemlock firsts. 82s
(4c: seconds. .
PROVIBIONH Pork, firm; mess, 820.0049
80 60; family, (22 OOflOO; abort clear,
419.6045Ca.uO. Reef, firm; mess. fll5OJ17.O0;
family, (ll l 00. Lard, sasy; middle
west. 81046&u6.6s.
TALlAiVv-oteady; city, 6V4C; country.
7Vi1c: Sliectsl, 9c.
Bl'TTER-tJnsettled-, receipts, 1MB;
creamery extras, (290)01 first. (THJUc;
seconds, ttoiffio.
FxiGft Week; receipts 9 631 oases; fresh
gathered, extra fine 29S0o; extra firsts,
riSil2Hc; firsts, 2V0;?7c: seconds, t426Vac
CliKEKK Firm; receipts (.604 boxea;
state whole milk flats, hld Specials, Rvd
la'Sc; average run. fancy. 17gtllto; cur
rent make specials, avsrase run.
I7t !7Hc
POCLTRY-Llve. unssttled; dressed
strong; fresh killed western Chickens,
lWyjj.Tc; fowls. 14V19C; turkeys, 27Q2c.
When sll other wsys fall, try s Bee
Wsnt-Ad. ,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Shares Strong at OnUet Mainly
Becanae of Short Cov
ering. MARKET WILL NOT RESPOND
NEW TORK. Jan. M.-Ths trend of to
days session must hare been a source
ef disappointment to those who hoped
that the constructive lectors employed
by the resumption of the I tilted Mates
Steel common dividend end that corpora
tion's remarkable statement of raining
would lift the market out of Ita recent
pessimistic mood. Stocks were strong at
the outset, mainly In conscience l
tensive short covering, but before the
boon hour prices receded, with a succes
sion of Irregular declines, which more
thn effaced most Initial gains. In fact,
minimum quotations were lowest In many
insiaiires lor weeks.
Various theories were sgaln offered to
explain the market's failure to respond
to good news. Further foreign liquida
tion was sreepted ss the chief obstacles,
although domestic developments, such sa
the threatened contest between the rail
roads and their employes, assumed con
siders his Importem-e. Washington s re
fusal (o accept Berlin's terms In the Set
tlement of the 1,tiltanla Incident also
figured in tha calculations of ths trading
element.
V'nlled States Steel was. of course, the
foremost feature, opening with en offer
ing of J6.000 shsres at 94 to 80S, declining
to OVe and closing et thst price, a net
lose of a point. Dealings in Hteel were
sgaln largely preponderant, exceeding the
combined output of other leading Issues.
All sections of ths list contributed to
the Initial advance, with virtually no
losses, but before the end of the first
hour realising end short selling com
pletely reversed the early erdlr. Heavi
ness of tbe rails, which was most acute
In the flnsl hour, wss the most discon
certing feature, Canadian Psclflo falling
( to US, with 1 to (-point declines In other
Investment issues, while high-priced spa
claltiia were 8 to 7 points lower.
Among the few noteworthy exceptions
to the lowering movement were (he Mer
cantile Marine issues, ths preferred ris
ing 1 to 6J4, and tha 4e per cent eertlfl
cstee 14 to th new record of VuW
TrsnsncTIons In Msrines were so large aa
to ronvey the belief in an early announce
ment of the reorganisation plan.
Bethlehem steel fell 17H t 4M; Interna
tional Mckel 18 to foj. Cuban American
Sugar, 7 to 174, and Willys-Overland. 4 to
212 In the feverish operations immedi
etely preceding ths close.
Total ealee of stocks amo acted to 788..
000 shares.
Excapt for tns strength ef Marines, ths
bond market was heavy. Total ssles.
Par value, aggregated 24.716.flOO. United
f tates registered is and 4a declined k and
H per cent, respectively, on ceJL
Number of sales and leading quotations
vn aiwae woiy wars as follows:
Salea. lllah. Lew. Close.
Alaska OnlS ,
AlUe-fhalBisaa
aar4aa Iaa4 gwgat
Smertrwa Oui
... j.po nt m 14
... l.!4 r, V4 m
... f eii 4S gva,
... 4I' t iv,
9,m at at aiu
Aavartaaa Laenamtlve .,
Aetertiwa s. s M.......
Am. BAR. pM
A si. Ktiaar IU(isln..,,
Amerleaa Tel. a Tel....
ABMrloaa Tokaoe ,
AnaeneSa Mining
AtiSitasa
94, H KM laiH p-m
m 114 lllli lllv
... l ax) 11414 11m luu
... 1.400 19744 li irtv.
.... "W BD4.
... 99, ins Ami MU
... 4.ins w4 IM44
... 11. Me inew 1044
... 9.iM Sivt anu
... l 471 44
... l.emi ay st
... 1 kv 11 tea
... se v )s
... 1. 94 4i
... l.me ait ju
1
SVi
pevs
101
4i
tm,
lit,
11
l'H
ana
lKn
f4
444.
SSVt
11
4S
ITU
Bslowla LnaoiiMMIve
Kainmnrs a tmi
bstklaaaia Htsal
SnMIr ftasM Tr ,
r 11 tnmta retmlaasi ..
t'anasiaa Paetna
rtsntml Laathar ,
fWapealia S Ohle
(Illraso . W
Chleaso. k SI. ,..
ttitiasa S N. W
rhlrage. R. LAP. Sty
fhiao 1oibt
relaraSe Vaal 4 Ilea..
Ouelbla Slsol
Penrsr H. 0. s4....
1.004 Mi Uw
tr
4e
47
4414
14
110
t.wn
D.K8
"t.iei
ineiiiianr SMuntlas .....
9rle
Oanaral SHentrta
Oraal Nnrlhsea yel
Oml Ita Oa ua ,
rtvuatihatai Bxploratlaa..
Illlnats CWntral
IntarberauaS Csa. Oerp,.
Inaplratlna Coppar
Intaesatlnnal Haiarealar...
Kasaaa Cltr Heatkera....
Labisk Vallar
loauvltle a Nashville...
l.iee 1T lnvt 17114
see isMi in itt
4. 4TV4 4M( 4
KS 9!S
90S S4
l.tnt in
(en 4r4
soe Uov
(In SI44
9, we 74
e iw4
1 9t
1S t.
44H 44
lieii 1IA
! 27S
7Vt 14 14
1M IM4
imH ivm
94 11
sisaieaa rstrettrnw .....
atiuni coppar
Miasuarl, K. S T. SM.
Mtssaert PaatrM
W . I I .1
, as.en w
S.soe
14
614 4i
Nathruel Lsa t.sOS 71
41
cwwrnnm i wvywr ........
New Vert Casual
N. Y., M. K. S H
MoetWlk Waatara ,
Nortkara Paalfte
Paslfla Mall ,.
Paallla Tel. k Tal
Paanaylvanla
Pullmaa palaee Oar,...
Bar c-oa. Dapper
Raerilng
supublla tree S ntael..
Mouthers ra'lfte
Smithara Kallwsp
gtudahaaar Ooaaeaar ..
LOW IS414 1114 104'
4.ns 11 T"H 70S
l.K 11441 lies ui
l" 114X 1114k 1134
1.9V9 Isw 11
404
1M
4
74
61
I'
(.we
47
1MU.
61
iett
e
isava
t.
. SI'S
1 7.4"
4.4D mitt
1 He ui
ISSe 144
. i.ee i4j
. 1. we sex,
. nsos mi
six
us
Tsasaaaaa Oosnar
l 41
Taa ifflnan)r l.Sng SHk 2tti
ss
Ji4'4
kSw
114
74
II H
UV4
16 V
4 Ml
SH
t'e
rnisa iMcitio ie,aia) 14 U4
r riwniia pra. ..... .....
it'altad Su.ua rtasl 174.401 44 41 u,
V. S. Ktaei pf4 1 TOO 11144 1
laak Oofapar 4. 4m tn
Waatara Pnloa , 4r 9044 9SH
Waattngheuse mestrie . 14. K st 4S
Moataaa Peaar - .....
naneeal Motnni SMI M 4s
WehaaS yj ftA 9.4n an as
IntaraaUaaal Marias pnt (4.MI 41 a 40
Total sales for ths Say. 1ia,4S9 share.
New Tark Money Marks.
. NBW TORK, Jan. 24. M BRCANTTLB
K.PFR9fl3i per cent
BTERUNO SXCHANQtVM4T bills.
44 714; demand. 94.7a
man (4.WA; esjbies, (177.
star, (7c; Msxicaa dollsrs.
SIbVfin-l
a. . . . m - r
44c
RONT Govern me nt heavy; railroad
iTmH LOANS ateady; go UMlg 90 days.
t2 per cent: six months, e per
CAXL MONZT-Cteadyt hlgV 9 per
nt; low 1 par cent: rnllngrnte. " I
'J entL1" 0"- P cent: closing
id 14. VMie ..til . . . .
Closing quotations en bonds today were
ss follows:
tJ. S. rat. la, rag.... 4na Ft, ev. 9s.... 44
4s eeupoa 4s N. T. C. See. te. utu
4e aeusos Ul H. T. State 4 tea . lu2
tl, B. 4a. re, Y., N. H. 4 i.
4a eatisea 114 ev. is ".."luia
Pesema 4a aeueea. lsmNa. Paatfle 4s mZ
An. SeaartUce 4s....tU So la slu
A. T. a T. a 4m..l041O. a L nrf ja mv
Arsjoar Oe. ., 4t41a. T. 4 T la Ka.ll
Atrhlaoa sas. 4s.... 94 Pass, eoa 4W.i!I"lZ
al. S Ohia 4 Sa saa. 4HsT:. " T3
Ca. Pactfle tat tutjReeSIng sea. 4s..! as
(Has. A Ohio 44a... 4'4t. Lit 9. r. 4s 74
i. b. a u. 1. 4 ... '. bo. raa. . la ihi.
C 9 I I F I IM UuH Sa es.
41
r. R- I. S P. r. 4s. 441480 Rallwar as...
C A S. rat. 4t ... 4St!aloa Partfia 4a.
.loi'a
. 9Tt
. Mt.
.lS'a
.104 'a
i. H. i- rw. aa.. 39 ao- av. 4a
rta sn 4 744.n. a. suifah aa
en. WMIrio 4 lie l 8. bimI u
Ot. No. let 414a SVSlWabash 1st 4. . '
l')4
III. Cta. rat. 4a 4t"4Wtat. I'nloa 4e.... ar.4.
n. ao. raf. la.... 94Mi4Wast. maa. av. as. .144
N. ant. 4a..
4j Aaala-Praneh la .... tea
II. K. S T. lat 4
BI4.
London Stack Market.
LONDON. Jan. 24. American aaen
ttles on the stock market ware neglected
aa moat of the buaineaa la going through
the treasury. Frio Issues hardened a
trifle and United States Steel waa a good
a pot en the dividend announcement.
Hlijyji;n nar, 11 j-iaa per ounce.
MOCTT-4"a'4ll4 per cent. Discount
rates: Short bills snd 8 months. 6B6'i
per cent.
Bank Olearlng-s.
OMAHA. Jan. 34,-Bank clearings for
Omaha today were (1.909,415.77, and
for the corresponding day last year,
2.962.til.24.
Dry Goods Merket.
NEW TORK. Jsn. 28.-DRT GOODS
Outinss wsrs bought heavily todav bv
Jobbers for the nsxt fall season. One
line of stspls ginghams was advanced
Mr-cent a yard. There was a good de
mand for bleached muslins at the new
prloaa named early In the week. Worated
dreaa gooda, low and medium grades were
opened for fall delivery. Prices on cor-
f oration dress goods were advanced 10
o 16 per oent above quotations, which
ruled berors tns opening, w orates, yarns
wers firm.
Kansas city Grain nae Pravtslana.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. 99. WHEAT Nn
8 hard. (1. 260 1.(1; No. 8 ret), tl-ll.n ,
(X)RN-No 8
TltfMHe: Mo. 2
w. Ta4j1i5ee; flay.
7o. 8 yel!o
8 white. tXi
nuiwu, 1.1
white. 71c; No
74'tc; July, 76
OATS 1X1
He. l54c; No. I Soiled.
4&u"ikc.
Har row oaa bar Maw York Saac naabaaaa
asturlilae aa tba Partial nuwaM pi. Ka
plalnaS la tha aamal laaae at mi (1M LOT
HBVIKW. PabHaaaS hr Joha Mulr a Ca.. 41
bmaJvyN.wJyt IT?i erepla rrij.l f..
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