Nebraska Newspapers

    THK HKK: OMAHA. TUESDAY, FKBRUAHY 1, 1010.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
2fl tsoeJIaaeowa.
WELL-BUILT HOMES
T. E. TRULUNOKR.
IJO.AO 4218 Cuming St.. 6 room mod. cot
tun. Oood condition.
$31 (4 ITS! Bo. 27th St., 4 rooms mod.
first floor, brick.
$38 SO 2314 Pwy At., room mod.
brtck; good condition; walking dis
tance. .
837 60-offl Po. S4U) St. new I room mod.
apt. Mclver Terrace. Nicely deco-
THK COLRERT APT. at th and Far
nam. Omaha's finest apartment build
ing; everything up-to-date. We have
several apartments left on Farnam St
D. V. 8HOLE9 CO.
H16-18 City Natl. Hank Hide:. Tottir4.
"jMWJiKTT flt. MarV.i Ave, 10 rooms, mod.
$4n 410 N. 2?d, 10 rooms, modern.
S3024n Capitol Ave.. 7 rooms, modern.
MV,2 P. 2th. 6 rooms, modern.
8263118 ChiceKO, rooms, modern.
jiS2Kl Seward. B rooms, toilet, barn,
tin Including mater. 2218 Clark, 8 rooms.
RINOWALT, BHAWi'Ma 1 i r.iv.
tVR., downtown, colored. $12; I and -r.,
lots garden ground. $4-.v Tel. Doug.
2107. Evenings Walnut &i87.
"Tf?T'Ki.-B iron KENT.
CRE1GH. SONS A CO..
gna BEE BLDO. DOITO. .
iKK the Central Furniture Store's FREl
RENTAL LIST
FOR RENT-APTS AND FLATS
VERT choice 4 or 6-room steam heated
apartment, on West Karnam Street.
J NO. W. ROPRTN3. 1"2 Farnam t-t.
North.
8-R, sneH N. 21ST, close In; walking dis
tance, mod, ex. heat; nicely decorated;
see this today. $30.60.
HASTINGS HEYPEN. 114HwmeyPt.
oath.
FIVE-ROOM steam healed apartment,
very desirable, the Cbula Vista. 80th
nd Poppleton Ave , 842.80. 223 Bran
dels Theater Bldg. Doug. 1571.
' Mlaceliaaaoaa.
MONTH FREE RENT
CLOf"-IN APARTMENT.
Lnm Lnil Uth anartmenta. brick.
mod. but heat, best neighborhood, $12.60
and lis. Call lor appoinimeni m
DeI'bUCK. 812 OMAHA NAT. 1X3. 6S.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE"
Storea, moves, packs, ships; 3-horn
van and 3 men, $1.25 per hour; storage,
$1 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Do-qgTae 4338 and Tyler 830.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing-, storage and mov
ing. 219 N. 11th St Phone
JUOUglaS Wl or narnwy
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate, locked rooms, for household
good and pianos; moving, packing and
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
SOS B. 16th St.
Douglas 413.
FIDELITY Iick FBEE
Phone Douglas 288 for complete list of
vacant bouses and apartments: also for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Bta.
iP TrVTi Express Co. Moving.
XVXjaUJ-' packing and storage.
1107 Farnam St. Douglas 6144.
MAGOARD Van A Storage Co.
Moving,
D. 14S6.
packing, storage and shipping-
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY
WILL, remodel space, 60 by 60, for lodge
ball, 8d floor of Crounae Block, 11 N.
lsth St., to suit tenant CONRAD
yOTTNQ. 1CT Brandels Thea. Doug, isn.
SMALL, store room; very desirable; rent.
r; 1S20 Cass St. CONRAD YOUNO,
tit Brandels Theater. Douglas 1SH.
STORKROOM8 at lxut-im Farnam St
Tbos. V. Hall, 4IS Ramg Bldg. D. T401
WANTED TO RENT
Uafuralshrd Uoaaes aad Flats.
W'E HAVE many calls for housua to
rent List yours with us.
F. D. WEAD. 310 8. 18th St., Wead Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Two airy rooms or room and
sleeping porch, private or seml-prlvata
hath: must be some distance awav from
business section; healthy and refined
gentleman will pay top price lor best
accommodations. State full particulars
Including price by the week In first
letter. Address Y XX. lies.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
West.
FIELD CLUirbangali6nefnuTefmest
homes, 8 rooms, strictly modern, extra
large lot for $ti,5uu. Houao alone coat
lo.OUu. Lit la worth $2,400.
TKBBhlNb. wie tmana Nat. Bank.
Mrtk.
We Want an Offer
On four cottages at the northeast cor
ner of 25th and Blondo. Each house
has v'lve rooms, all modern except beat
These cottages now rent for tM.00.
The owner lives out of the city and
has Instructed us to submit her the
best offer we can secure.
Easy terms of payment will be con
sidered. A. P. Tukey & Son,
Phons Doug. 602, 1607-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
HALF-PRiCE If you watch the "For
hale. Miscellaneous" columns of THH
BEE, you'll often see articles which
are for ail practical purposes almost
as good as new advertised for hulf
the urininal price In THE BEE.
HALK A., within blocks of car line;
new 6-room house; full basement elec
tric light well water. Thos. L. Mc
Parry. Kesllne Bldg. Red 4344.
RORTH front lot. lith and Sherwood
Ave., with old 5-roorn brick cot lane, not
modern; only 11,250. Tel. Dou g. a7.
TEN rooms, four apartments, cheap.
Phone Colfax W52 sftor 11 a, m.
Mlncellaneoas.
COTTAGE AT AUCTION
At court house, February 24. See W. H.
RUS&EL.L, 6il Brandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
North.
ACRES
in vicinity of 27 Lh and Ames Ave., sutt
aulo for pla.tmg, or Ideal location for
coal and buiidlng material yards. Price
i,(i0. v Hi consider muuern bunualow
well located as part payment
K. O. WKAH. 310 S ISth St., Wead Bldg.
THE most remarkable development evef
seen in Omaha is M1NNE LI HA addi
tion. Over sou lots have been sold in
l.t addition In seven months.
CHARLES W. MARTIN sc CO..
OWNERS. o
fcoatb.'
GREAT LOT BARQAINA
Leavenworth St., corner. East Belt
line, St7S. Cuming and 47th, 7u0.
OEUKGtl G. WALLACE. Keelins Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE
SEVEN lota in well built section for
tarm or residence.
CAMPBELL CRAIG.
Douglas 4023; Keeline Bldg.
l:KAL ESTATE. Fire and Ovneral ln.ur-
ance. Art- Thatcher, 1M7-1S City Na
non Bank Bldg. lH,ug!as tun.
J'S-ACRE ranch, Sioux county only J 10",
for clear Omaha property. J. A. Abbott,
iUHJin 4, Patterson Bik.
Jt KXt'HASUB-Clear l' bbl. flour and
feed mill, eastern South Lakota. Box
16. Independence, la.
L ACRE farm near Hamburg, la , JlX.
for cheaper land
A, O-kOiOTT. Patterson Block. Omokik.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Re
I room.
Atl modern, in Benson, at 2318 N. f.th
St. Full lot, house about 5 years old.
Mortgage on It of IJ.nftO.Oft. parable
V 26.00 per month; make offer for equity,
ou need not fear to make offer low
enough. The owner must sell and you
will get a snarv
II A. WOLF. 614 Win iTtlk. Hour. WW
D4rr,
4S17 Cuming St
4819 Cuming St.
4821 Cuming St.
These three new houses will be com
pleted this week, are five and six
rooms earh. exceptionally well ar
ranged, well built, modern In cverv
way. will he turned over to the pur
chaser complete w th textile roofs, also
including all decorating, window shades.
sidewalks, fixtures and all paved street, .
with paving all Paid. Within three,'
blooks of the Karnam car, which runs
to 4th and Cuming and within four
blocks of the Dundee car. Will be glad
to show these houses on application.
lliatt-Fairfield Co.,
30 Omaha Nat l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 4M. 1
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PR0PTY
Lease for Sale
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
830 Square Feet 130.00.
The Bee Building Co.
Room 103.
ONLY Ifino" CA SlOl5MONT f 1 LY
Thla small payment will put you in
possession of a nice -room house, well
located, with large lot xl2S, all In
bearing fruit. There Is a good chicken
house, an W-barrrl cistern, and the
house Is equipped with screens and
storm windows. Be ambitious to own a
home.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
657 Omaha Nat l Bank Bid. Doug. 1781.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
INTELLIGENT and persistent advertis
ing will "sell" any salable real estate,
and the largest number of prospective
buyers can be reached through the
Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide to ail
of Greater Omaha THE BKE
WANTED To buy on monthly payments,
small store room, with living rooms
above. In Central school district Phons
Red 74.
A BUSY, busy door bell and a steady
stream of replies after your "JEB
Want-Ad has told its story.
IIAVE buyer for close-in residence. 8 to
10 rooms. What have yon?
R. H LANPF.RYOTT.
Tel. D. 6765. 202 Neville Block.
f
REAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
$11,000
Near 17th and Jackson
Ground fiOxlRS, with double frontage
on l'7th Ave. and 18th St; good im
provements which will carry the In
vestment; well rented to good tenants;
located for sure increase quick.
Glover & Spain.
Douglas 89S2. P19-3) City Nat l.
BIO SNAP.
78-R.. modern, up-to-date hotel In the
heart of the city. Almost new; price
146,000; fl6.iJ0 cash; balance long time.
' J. B. ROBINSON.
443 Bee. Douglas 8097.
FINANCIAL
Real Batata Lossi, af sMsagss,
WE arc ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO,
tit 8. 17th St
FOR SALE A real estate mortgage,
tX. draws per cent Interest, se
cured by t-room house and other out
buildings; two good lots covered by In
surance for fl.OuO. Non-taxable; runs a
little over 4 years yet; property is
worth $2,000. Address Lock Box 40b,
Blair, Neb
TO t tor loans on best class city
residences In amounts 12,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 1622 Farnam Bt
ITo7H.14 land contract oifDumW home,
drawing good Interest. Need money.
Discount for cash. Address M M0. Bee.
OMAHA homes. East iSeoraska farms.
O'KEEEE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha National. Phone Douglas S71&
(JAFiVTV HROS 345 oMaha
UxlIV V l. .DlVlkT. bank BLPO.
UOO TO 110,000 mads promptly. F. D.
Vaad. Wead Bldg.. 18th A Paraatn Bta.
MONEY on hand for city and term loans,
H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg,
CITY property. lare loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 2-' State Bank Bid.
CITY and farm loans, 5. b. 4 per cant
J. H. Dumont A Co., 41S State Bank.
PITT T "I A V U f CI rplha,v 11 A
0 11 Rranrieia Tkutar Rlri '
ONEY. HARRISON at MORTON.
16 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
Abstracts ot Title.
Ol I 1? NTKV, Abstract Co: The
cheapest. Room 7, Patterson Hlrtg. D. 2917.
I h'. If If. fitle guarantee and Abstract
-"- Co.. a modem abstract
office.
V S. 17th St Tel. D. 687.
REED ABSTRACT CO, oldest abstract
otflos In Nebraska. 4 Brandels Tuaa.
Storks and Bonds.
$1,800 6-YEAR 6 PER CENT MORTGAGE
FOR SALE.
A customer wants to borrow $1.0 for
first mortgage on a fine level farm of
lit acraa with 4-nv.rn hftiiaa -n
chicken house and other buildings, '4
mile from good railroad town In Dodge
county (near Frcmonti. Owner values
farm at $10,000 and has refused $M.uu0
for it See us promptly if you want this.
J. H. Dl'MONT A CO.,
416-18 Keeline Bldg., Phone Doug. 630.
HOME BL1LDER.S 7r
are paying 7 on each si. In Inveated
now In ita guaranteed preferred snares.
You can share in the surplus profits
slso-smountlug to over 11 to litll
shareholders.
our No. H NEW WAY booklet tells
all sbout It.
AMERICAN SECURITY C".,
IWal Agents, Omaha.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida Lands
MAKING MONEY WHILE YOU WAIT.
There will be planted In our section
In Fiorina itiia month lO.Oug to 15 wm
acres of Irish pot toe, 'j'bese potatoes
will go to market about the time the
northern farmer is planting and bring
pricea unhoped for by him. The pota
toes will be followed by a crop of corn
or other field crops.
Oi.r Isnds sis equally adapted to
trucking, small oi laige farming and
stock raising. The largest cattle and
hug fuiin in the United Slutes Is being
devrlocd in our locality. No one crop
country can begin to compare with It.
A place to live a well a to make
money. The superb all yc.r rjui,d cli
mate should add years to your life.
BENSON A CARMICHAEL.
irU ration Block. Omaha. .sb.
Kr if
farm awdjunch. lands , j
Florida l.aada,
FREE TRlT TO VERO, FLORIDA.
Tuesilay, February t to see the famcus
lmilHii River fiimis. where the luscious
oramte and irrae fruit are produced In
abumlance; whore general and Intensive
farming ta niiaxed in; where the possi
bilities in cat lie. bogs, poultry raising
an, dairying are almost unlimited; 36
rowing dsys 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 awaits you; where you ran
secure that farm and home on easy
Payments, which may mean your very
Independence.
Call or write for free booklet an J
complete plans for this free trip.
HRDDINCI A HEDDINU.
218 Prandels Theater Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Minnesota Loads.
180-ACRE FARM FOR RENT.
Southern Minnesota, well Improved,
tiled, smooth; ti.60 per acre, .or share
rent. Ben Cone, Wludom, Minn.
Mtsaoart Lsusds.
40 ACRES timber land, tent Co., close
to town, $10 per acre. Write for book.
let W. 8. Frank, Neville Mock.
Nebraska Lands.
XLi. the time you "want
Owner of 240 aires in Cedar county. 40
miies from Sioux City; will make very
liberal terms to flrst-cass farmer who
ran make a reasonable cash payment;
farm has about 10 acres in crop, la well
Improved and close to town. Price, $!'
an acre. What's the use of renting?
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nst I Hnn HidL, Omaha,
ONE 6FTUE VERY "he. T
ranches In northwestern Nebraska for
sale considerable below actual value,
1.04O a, highly Improved; 400 acres culti
vated, no acres alfalfa; good hay land,
splendid water supply; high-class prop
erty in every way. Write or call. C. 8.
C. Relyea, Ram re Bldg., Omaha.
1) ACRES, best Che anna county wheat
land; 12.800 worth of improvements; HO
acres now In fall wheat. 70 acres ready
for spring plowing; 81 bushels per acre
115. Price. M.SiO; tl.800 cash. J4.V10 (
per cent, R years. Write Nugent de
Ijonprpre. lOftge t-oie, in en.
FOR 8ALR Best large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach, Neh. o
5r7a Z 1 NCJ land In Wheeler County, $4
per acre. lAHJK AT THE MAP. County
t or KjMS.ru t iin e o.
W laooas la Laada,
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop siate In the union; aettlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 84 on Wis
consin Central Land Grant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If Interested la
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Boo Line Railway, Mlnnaapolia,
alujn.
WHEN YOU PLAN TO fc'ELL THAT
REAL ESTATE WHAT?
List your property In THE
BEE'S Big House, Home and Real
Estate Oulde. Buyers of real es
tate are exacting usually. Value
must be there, and apparent Price
should be an Inducement, but
make the Information definite
and you will get responses from
persons really interested In vour
offer, If you run It In THH BES.
Texas Lssda,
WHEN you buy a tarm, get It where It
has a future. If you buy high-priced
land you are Just trading dollars, so to
speak. Wa have a land proposition that
ought to Interest eery laimer seeking
to better his condition. Our lands sell
at S30 to 160 per acre, on easy terms.
The soil is rich and fertile, the climate
fine, the water supply pure and plenti
ful: the rainfall has always been ample
to Insure crops. Until a lew years ago
there was no railroad through this sec
tion of the country, but with ths ad
vent of a maln-llne railroad It Is now
rapidly coming to the front towns are
springing up, and In a few years these
lands will double and treble In value
' We' have personally investigated this
land, bought some of it ourselves, and
have the agency for a limited supply.
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.
BEAUTIFUL RIO GRANDB FARM
FOR SALE CHEAP.
I have two fine farms, located on ths
Great Mercedes canal at Mercedes,
Tex. I must sell one of them and
will give some one a bargain. The
farm la all Improved and ready for
working. It's a beauty and a snap.
Must be sold. Lock Box 272. Marshall
town. Ia,
2a IsoeHaaeowa.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to ths Bloux City i!a.) Jour.
nal. "Iowa a Moat t-owenui want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words svery Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and
avsry Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, giving slxtesn ads on twslvs
dliferent days for $3; or M words, $4. of
15 words, 14.
Largest circulation of any towa news
paper; ZoO.000 reaUars dally In four great
states.
PGR any and all kinds of acreage located
on or near car line, call O. It Combs,
815 Brandels Theater Bldg. Doug. 3916.
"OUR PECAN ORCHARDS.
are the best Investment on earth or In
csin. yr-0lJ
producing an income, noi ouusy. cjtsy
psymanls.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
D. 2819. City National Bank Bldg.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Vow
FOR SALE First class Holsteln cow,
milking ons gallon, fresh In May. Phone
South 841.
Thirty-two milk wagons for seln, cheap.
Johnson-Danionn 1.0., lain ana isr.
HAY-S8.6O ton. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. 16.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
SINOt.E omb Rhode TsTand Red ggs for
setting, $1, $1.60, $2, $3 for IS OKga Photo
on request. Pi.lUp Harper, David .City,
Neb;
THOHOI'GHRRED cockerel, lied Sussex
champion strain and Buff Orpington
Sunswick strain. 3 S. 30th St. liar.
ney 2UdU.
i NINETY pair of Homer pigeons for
jf.b.
SXfr,lLiibi1JSiJl?nL,2L
l.',-,!) u A I . Ket t in- henu. Web. 737ft.
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AUTOMOBILESFOR SALE
LOOK THESE OVKK
BU1CK LIGHT TRUCK.
One 80-H. P. light truck, excellent
condition. Price right
MODEL 87 BUICK.
A bargain. Excellent condition.
NEB. BUICK AUTO CO.,
U14 Farnam.
Douglas 721.
REAL BARGAINS,
S 1514 Ford touring cars.
1 1DIJ Kord roadster. .
1 litl4 Kord roadster.
1 l'-tll Hupp roadster.
1 112 Chalmers 30 roadster.
1 112 Maxwell So truck.
1 115 Maxwell. '
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO .
2T14 J-'arnam. Dougljssje.l.
fistlu ixir louring, -cllniler $sW
a-V):i Hi.lt a V, -io luuniti
J W6- liuick roadster
4 l'j'.o Krit touring
61)114 Kord louring
amis Btudebaker 4 touring....
Auto Clearing Mouse. piB Karnnm
F KAN KLIN i-cyl , Willi fine 7-la.ng'r
limousine and touring Iwdv, gcxid ei.n
dltlon. $ViO. Address Karnam. II I'H,
For Sale.
laW-LR. truck $US Nebraska Bulofc
ticrlie Mailnn. l14 Farum.
alione Douglas 72t
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices in General Decline Under
Weak Market and Wheat Dropi
One to Threes Cents.
CORN AND OATS ALSO DECLINE
OMAHA. January SI, llfi.
The local cash market was very weak
today and there was a general decline In
price
The wheat market was especially wreak,
and ranged from 1 to S cents lower.
Wheat receipts were heavy, but the
demand was not very good and the sales
were light.
Com receipts were also Tieavy and the
demand foe this cereal was fairly active.
Cash corn ruled from unchanged to 4
cents lower.
Oats ranged from three-quarters to X
cent lower, the demand for this cereal
being fairly good and ths recelpta light
The receipts of rye and barley were
unimportant and ths sales of thess
cereals were light
Rye and barley sold at practically un
changed prices.
Liverpool doss: Wheat unchanged to
lSd lower; corn. Hd higher.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oals.
Chicago -K M 177
Minneapolis ...............ti
luluth xi
Omaha ... 217
w Innipeg '.115
ITS
it
Iheae sales were reported today:
heatNo. S hard winter: 1 car. $1 .;
1 N-ttH; oar. I1.2H; 1 car, I.J4. No.
3 hard winter: t cars. curs, SI.S4:
I car. SI. a; 1 car, tl S; W cars. $1.2-'; li
cars, SLU. No. 4 hard winter: 1 oar. Sl.ts;
car. si .23; 1 car. $1.1; & cars, $118; t
IT, - car, i.i; 4 cars w.io; cars.
1 car. 91.1s; 1 car, tl.os. Sample: -osr,
$1.10; No. 2 durum: 2 cars. $Xl; 1
oar. SI. 18. No. .1 durum U ears 11 1ft 1 ear
$1.14. No. S mixed: 1 car. S1.1H. No. 3 mixed:
i car, i.ia; 4 oars, 11. Zl. No. 4 mixed: 1
oar, $1.20; 1 car. Sl.w. No. 2 mixed durum:
1 car. $1 17. No. 4 mixed durum: 3-6 cur,
$1.13. Corn No. 2 white: 1 car, 70o. No.
4 white: 2 cards, 70o; 2 cars. Sc. No. S
white: 1 car, 66c. No. S white: 1 car, 3VCj
2 cars, Sic; 1 car, BBc. Sample white: 1
oar (wheat mixed). Sec. No. S yellow:
1 car. 67c: 34 cars. fi6V4o: 2-ft car. 6uVkC. No.
yellow: 1 car. 64 Wo: 1 cars. 64c. ftam-
pts yellow: 1 car, 67Hc; 2 cars. S6c; 2 cars,
4fic; 1 car, 42Vc. No. 8 mixed: 2 cars, TlKi.
o. 4 mixed: 3 cats , w4c; ears, tc.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car. 6M4c: K cars, wlc: 1
car, 4c; 7 cars, SWc; 23 S-6 cars, 63c; No.
mixed: 1 oar, Wvac; 7 cars. 6lc; I cars,
60 Vc; KS cars. 60c; 2 cars, e9o; 3 cars, Ma
Sample mixed: 1 car, 6!c; 2 cars, 64o; 2
cars, 56c; l car, RSo; 1 oar, 62Vr; 2 cars.
52'; 1 oar. 6oHo; 2 cars, 60c; 1 car, 46c; l
oar. 43c; 1 car. 42'4c; 4 car. 40c. Oats
No 3 white: 2 cars. 4Sc; 7 cars, 4su,c.
No. 4 white: 2 cars. 47Hc; 1 car, 47c 8 tri
ple: 2 cars, 46Hc; 4 cars, 46c; S cars, ii-c;
3 cars, 44c. Rye No. 2: I car. 97Hc No.
3: 2 2-6 cars, SKi-v. No. 4: 1 car, line. Par
leyNo. 4: 1 car. 68c; Vi car. 68c. No. 1
feed: 1 oar, 67o.
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat No. 2 hard.
$1.2rwri.r; No. 2 hard, Sl.SOCl.SB: No. 4 hard.
Sl.tsxri.Z3: No. 3 spring, S1.3nfl.i!K; iso.
spring, $1.1701.26; No. 2 durum, $1 lR'tf
1.19; No. 3 durum. $l.:Cl,lf,; Sampls,
$1.10. Corn No. 8 white, 70r87Oe: No. 4
white, 67tfr70es No. 6 white, 65jtc; No.
6 white, fcvWaHc; No. 3 yellow. 704a71r;
No. 4 vellow, 65ffrilte; No. 6 yellow, 64ff
67c; No. 6 yellow. 62Vt?4'4jC ; No. 2
mixed, 69VfrBr7oc; No. 4 mixed, S7HW)iHc;
No. 6 mixed, 62VkHc; No. 6 mixed.
n"ui'&81Vic: aKmple, 40(lfie. Oats No. 2
white. 49-ffVle; standard. 4Hf4He; No.
3 white. 4Xivtf4!V5; No. 4 white, 47'aMTH'-.
?ffVrV4c?" No!
nsriey Malting, i
6Sr. Rye No. 2,
uu
. ....
Chicago closing prices, rurnisned nit
Bee by Logan A- Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 816 South 16th St., Omaha:
Article! Open.
High. I I-owT
Close.l Psfy
Wheal
May.
July.
Corn. I
May.!
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Pork.
' Jan..
May.
July.
Lard.
1 4M!s
1
1 8RH 1 3114
1 261 2223
81 S 79W
1 MTLit ft4kti.
1 XikV
I
'flMHHI
81ft'4
7H
19
604
47
SIHj
6.1S
4SI
7V
H0T4
SOU
6314
4i
21 10
20 67H
20 66
491
47H
21 00
30 00
21 16
20 60
20 26
to 60
20 (6
10 06
10 30
?0 26
20 60
20 6-JVk
io tin
20 62H
20 &7H!
Jan..
10 23
10 62'i
10 06
10 30
10 27-30
May.
10 en-47
10 61-66
10 70
10 70
11 06
July
Ribs.
Jan.
10 SO
10 0
10 W
10 60
10 47H
10 6714
10 474
10 RTH
May.
11 12-101
11 13H1
m S"
10 so
July
11 10
II 16
11 07H
11 07HI11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
Pea 4 a res of th Tradlna- and Closing
Prices on Board ot Trade.
CIIIOAOO. Jan. 81. Wall street weak
iicns that was associated here with pos
sibilities or complications with foreign
governments brought about u decided sot
back in who-it values todsy after an early
advance. The close was heavy. lMfl'tc
to 2'-ifi2Ve net loner, with May $1.81Ts and
July $1.23'.
Other leading staples, too, all finished
at a loss corn, oals, li. and
provisions, 7Sc to Nc.
Breaks In the nrice of wheat followed
one another swiftly once the market he -
gan to give wav. Bullish news wn
Ifc-nored, and traders took little heed of
anything, but the fact that stocks in New
York had suffered a tumble, and that In
this connection gossip here was busy with
reports that serious chancre of Interns-
tlonal differences for the United Slates
lay behind the punilo utterances or
President Wilson. The result was an
ton
figures of the day. Much of the selling
on the way down was of sn unmistakable
stop loss character. Profit taking by
shorts, however, assumed sufficient
volume to ci:e III sustained rallies near
the close.
Announcement that ths railways enter
ing Galveston had placed an embargo on
wheat shipments to that port cut some
Importance as a discouragement to the
bulla, who In the first part of ths session
had lifted the market without a great
deal of trouble.
The basis of ths temporary advance
was chiefly a forecast by a leading
authority that shipments from Australia
and Argentine were not likely to be on a
lartte scale at any time during February.
Com weakened with wheat. Unfavor
able weoi'.-r formed the main reason for
a preceding transient upturn
Oats were relatively bearish throughout
the days as compared with corn. Re
celpta were larger and eastern demand
alow.
Falling off In exports had depressing
influence on provisions. The market was
also affected somewhat by the general
unloading by holders In other lines.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
nominal; No. 3 red
d. 31.31 Hul 31 ; No. 2
rd, $l.2fW&'l-S:H. Corn:
hard, $1.33; No. 3 har
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
Asjto Uwry aod Oatmss
Industrial Oaraya Co.. 80 Sj Harney gt.
to Stepatrlatr
aad Palala.
AutomoLlle
dons by exDerta: m
years' experience in Omaha; work guar-
anteeo 1st ciaaa. aunnaon-nanroitn Co.
DUPLEX Hies laat lonser. are stronger
and more durable. .'KixS1, $6.60. 4V.I8
Farnam St. Douglas 4x78.
$100 rewsrd for magneto ws 'can't repair.
-'S rr tiairwi. narwiurnr, sill w. IHl n.
Fiee winter storage when cars ars paint
ed and repaired. Johnson-Danforth Oo.
ffmaha Radiator Hep Co. ami Far. 1 of
Aato Tires aad applies.
aTjtotirf:I
REBUILT. 82.00 TO 86 AS
DUO TIRg CO . nil Cbicaso t
A THREE or four-Hue sd lu ths For
Sale. Miscellaneous column of Til H
BEE will sell your old furniture and
household goods. Phons Tyler IOOul
NOW.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HARLK Y.DAVIDSON MOTORCTCLESJ.
bargain In used machines. Victor Roos,
Tiis Motorcycle Man." iU3 Ieavenworta.
LKGAIi XOTICK.
KOTlC'E-OF" St(X"K 7 1 older! s"
MEETING.
Notice Is hereby Kiven that the regular
annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
SOUTH PlwVTTE LAND COMPANY will
be. held al the of lire of said Company,
Room 701 First Nat!nu Bank building,
Lincoln, Nebraska, at II o'clock a 111 , on
the first day of March, A. D . 11114.
Unioln. Nebraska, February 1st. 1814.
II M..HHU.U I'leaidmi.
W. W. TURNER, Secretary.
Feby ldt.
No. t yellow, old, MYilc; No. 4 vellow,
new. 74ti7V; No. 4 white, new, 7.TW
74c. Outs: No. S white, 4.vy-f .".'; sland
ar.1 MHjWc. Rve: No 2, ll.l'.Vn t.irt. Parley:
KriV. 8ecd: Timothy. 8..iM'7.fc: clover,
fio v.n w. Pork, nominal; lard. t0t
KM. !ll II0.12VH
IH'TTKH- tteail
. ....... " J . , u . .
1XM1S- Hlsher: firsts. : ordinary
firsts, 27if;nc; at mark cases Included,
24ir.lV.
IfiTATorS-Pnaettled; Michigan. Wis.
consln, Minnesota and Dakota whites.
SCtlKc.
PtM'LTRT Alive, hlgh-r; fowls. ISViC;
springs. 16c,
r. ,- , i r. n . fm r. wt m
qaotatlitaa of the Day on Various
Commodities,
NEW TORK. Jan. SI. FIOtrR Barely
steady: spring patents, $4r7.3l; winter
OTit'iii, aT,..tifQ.n, ftinirr aiiaiKnie, n.,v
46 40; Kansas straights, $v3.i.00.
WHEAT Spot weak: No. 1 durum.
S1.4.V. No. 1 northern. Dtiluth, and No. 1
northern. Manitoba. Sl.M, f. o. b. New
York. Futures weak; May, $1.4o.
CORN Spot easy; No. 2 yellow, STHc,
prompt.
OATS "not. easy; No. 2 while, RSMJuVlc.
HAY Htradv; No. 1. $1.22Sri 56: No. 2,
$1 M No. 3. $1 00; ahlpplng. RoWWo.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
WIS, 1Mi?7c; IH14. Sfl; Pactflo coast ISIS,
l1o: 1I4, (Mrloc.
MinES Steady; Bogota, SHTO14j0; Cen
tral America, 31c.
LEA TUKll Firm: hemlock firsts, 3.14
4c seconds SJHilUV". r
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mesa. S30 00
xTav.'O: family. $3 0fxfP?4.0u; short clear.
$i 60(1(33.00. Beef, steady; mess, $16 NM
17.00; family, $1.Wtrl.00. Lard, easy;
middle west S10..h 10.4.
TALLOW Steady; city, i: country,
StfNVfcc; special. VC.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle I'asettled Host Weak
kee Wk,
CHICAOO, Jan. 31. CATTt J-Recelpls.
12.WI0 head; market, unsettled : native beef
steers, SH.404iO.76: western steers, tM&
H.20; cows snd heifers, $3.208U6; calves,
$7.6Uli60.
HiMlS-ReoeVpts, 63,000 head: market
weak; advance partlv lost; bulk of sales,
r & : light, $7.rr7.96; mixed. $7 ff.'cf
06; heavy $7.6608.10; rough, S7.S6fi7a;
pigs. $s SHrf f".
SHEtlP AND LAMPS-Receipts, 16.0n0
head; market, weak; wethers. $7.3tffK.OO;
wee, V.lfkr7.m; lambs, SAKulrlO 66.
' Kansas City Lira atook Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Sl.-CATTLE-Receipts,
3.fln0 head; market strong to 15c
higher; prims fed steers, S)v40rf6.7i;
dressed beef steers, S7.0utHN.2K-, western
steers. Sri. . 26 : southern steers. $tf.0Oj
3 00; cows, $4.2fKfrri.0; heifers. $i.0iiHj6 60.
mockers and feeders, $6.007.86; bulls, $6.00
tl.6t: calves. Sn.fiOitilo 60.
HOOS Receipts, 7.4t0 head: market. 16o
lower; bulk, $7.7tfffl0; heavv, $7.l)0(tf.nt);
packers snd butchers. $7.8oa.00; light,
7.60ifr7.(0: pigs, sn.6W7.on.
8H KHP ANI LAMBS Receipts, 11000
head' market steady to 16c lower; lambs,
$10itvfT1o.S&; yearlings. $6.6ff.;iS; wethers,
$7.26S.O0: ewes, $6.iig7.S5; stockers and
feeders, $6.0Oitf4).78,
Bt. I.owls Live Stork Market.
ST. LOTTS, Jan. 81. 0TTLR Receipts,
2,000 hesd; market higher: native beef
Steers, $7.6ftjf1.60; yearling steers snd
heifers. $x.60Hi 36; cows. SN.SOtfW.oo; south,
evn steers, $S.25fT 8.60; enwa and heifers,
4 0(VfiNl; native calves. $6 OnfriO. V
HOC, 8 Recelpta, 7.600 head; market
hieher: Pigs and light. SHOW. 20: mixed
and butcliers, $7.Boifi.J5: good heavy. 1S.
i'HBEP AND IAMBS-Recelpts. 305
ineaa; ratrHU iwiyi yearling wetnera.
HftK. l.mKa tn rv, ; l A rj; .. ...
i ":.""' w-.-vw. vwsa, n
C7.50.
glows C'ltr I.tvs Htork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Jsn. 81 .CATTLE!
' "prrr,B. i.e nnaii; miirHfi jir(i'iic nigner;
""-tlvs steers. 8fi.7Wt7.HO; butchers, $5.7V(
is.nu; cowi
ie.no; rows ana netrers, s4.nowsi.3r: stock-
' p" an1 '''rs, $5.00ji7.16; calves, S.5ofl
8.60.
HOOS Receipts, 8.000 head: market 6fil
10c higher; heavy, S7.vft'7.66; mixed, S7.rif-'f
7 M: light r.364j7K; bulk of sales, $7.60
1.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300
head.
t. Joaepk Lira stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jan, 81. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,000 head: market steady to
10c higher: steers, $7.00i(j9.60j cows and
heifers, 34.onfrrs.6n; calves, S600dJ.10.00.
HOOrt Receipts, 8,6t)0 had: market 16c
nmner; top, en.u; duik oi sales, S'.7t0
8.00.
SHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12,000
head; market slow; lambs, $10.0310.60.
Stock 1st Marat.
Receipts of llvs stock at ths five prin
cipal western markets:
Csttle. Hogs, Sheep.
South Omaha 6,000 8,00 ll.ono
bloux City 1.2i0 t.oiio no
Chicago 13.000 63.UI0 I6.O1O
Kansas City 8,000 7,400 12,0t)
St Louis 2,200 8.7iO 1,200
Totals
..28,400 83,700 89.600
Rvaporated Apples and Dried Fralts
NrTW TORK. Jan. 81. EVAPORATED
A PPLE8 Quiet; fancy. SfiSe: choice.
tifSc; prime. 6W6Sc. Prunes, firm;
California, 4f?11s.e: Oregons. 1hkt0c.
I DRIED FRUITS Apricots, steady;
! choice, WUc; etra choice, HrlH,c;
: fancy, 12II'c. Peaches, steady; choice
J etra, tS1'; choice, 6S4c; fancy, HVc.
! Raisins, firm; loose muscatels, 19Kii
1 choice to fancy, seeded, 7t7'4c: seedless,
wW.
Kansas City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Jan. 31. WHEAT
lw2a lower; No. 2 hard, $1.2r,1.80; No.
8, $1 1M51 28; No. 2 red, $1.3161.37; No. 2.
$.22iiil.3n.
WHEAT-Close: May. $1.23: July, SMTH.
CORN Unchanged; No. 2 mlxd. 73ci
No. 3. TUtVfKSe; No. 2 whits. 73rf7lUc:
No. ,'7j'42?r: No- yllow, 7V373c,;
' CORN Close: May. 74T4e ; July. 7H.
OATS Unchsnged; No, 2 white, 63d64c;
No. 3 mixed. 4814c.
Osnalaa Hay Markot.
OMAHA, Jan. 81 PRAIRIE HAY
Choice upland. $10.0ftrf10.6O; No. 1. SOOrVrl
10 00: No. 2. $8.Op?0i; No. 8, $S.CKfN aj.
Choice mldlsnd. $ 6ff10 OO; No. 1. $s 6
0 60; No. 2. $7.00m16Oi No. S, 85. 00117.00.
Choice lowland, $3.00; No. 1. $a.0UrAN.;);
No. 2, $6.fl!S.0O: No. 8, M.fOfg.OO.
ALFALFA Choice, $13 6oj14.u0; No. 1.
$l2 (Ki'13.00; No. 2, 89.0011.00; No. 8, $7.W
i00.
Mtaaeapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 81. WHEAT
May, $l.2!tttl.2S; July, S1.27.. 'ssh:
No. 1 hard, $1...S; No. 1 northern. $1.3o6.
ftl 83S: No, 2 northern, $1 2ftMd.3V
COHN-No. 3 yellow, 774fT7Hc
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. Sl.-CTFFEERe-ports
that the ocean freight rates from
Brssll to this country had advanord to
$1.36 per bag and steady primary markets
were followed by an opening advance of
from 6 to 4 points In ths market for cof
fee futures here todsy. Active deliver
ies sold from 8 to 8 points net higher dur
ing the early trading, making new high
? round for the movement with May
ouchlng 7.46c and July 7. Me, but ths de
mand was not particularly active snd
prices later sagged. May sold off to 7.410
and July to 7.4i with the market closing
net S points lower on February, hut gen
erally unchanged to 4 points higher. Sales,
hags.
February, 7.26c; March, T.SSc; April, T 40;
May, 743c; June, 7.4ic; July, 74r; Aug
ust, 7.S2c; September. 7.64c; October, 7.C4o;
November. 7 67c; December, 7.71o.
Spot coffee, steady; Rio 7s, SVic; Santo
4b, lWc.
It wss reported that there had been a
sale of Santos 4s for shipment in sixty
days st lc London, including the c ;t
of freight, Saturday, but today's ofor
Ings were In the neighborhood ot fe.ioe
to 8 25c.
The official cables reported a decline of
60 re Is st Rio with Santos unchanged and
Rio exchange on London d hlsher. San
tos reported a clearance of ti.VO) bags for
New York.
Cottosj Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 31 -COTTON-Spot
quiet: middling uplands, 11.89c. Sales,
1,8 o bales.
Futures opened steady; March, 11 TToi
May, 12.02c; July, link; October, Illsc;
lierembcr. 12.34c.
The cotton market closed barely steady
st practically the low point of the dsy
and at a net decline of from 14 to 2k
points.
Futures closed barely etesdy; Msrrh,
11 72c; May, 11 84c; July, 13.06c; October,
12.00c; December. 1123c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. .11. COTTON-Spot,
eaaler; good middling. 8 17d; middling,
7.82d: low middling, 7.44d; sales, 7,) bales.
Read The Bee Want Ads !t pays!
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlo Receipts Liicht and Prices
Strong to Ten Higher Sheep
Slow to Quarter Lower.
HOGS FOLLY TEN CENTS HIGHER
OMAHA. January 21. 1016.
.."""'PtS were: Csttle. Hogs. Pheep.
f-HMia rtay last m-ek SI1H
10 ft"!
ll.M
12.774
6.671
6.!1
13.2
i7.nr.'
11.SM
flame day 2 weeks ao..ll.6
Same day 4 weeks ago.. 8.W7
Same day last year... 1128
13.146
The following table snows the receipts
?" r,'l,. hogs and sheep at ths Omaha
Mrs Stock market tor the year to date
as compared with last vear:
1PI6 1916. Inc. Dec.
."' 121. X 81.S11 40.OS8
'oas ik7 -,7
Shw'P 20A.134 231.073 14.739
The following table showa the average
prices of hogs at the Omaha live stock
jnsrset for the last few days, with com
parisons: fsto, I ii. I1Q16 ittM umi itsit non. noiST
Jsn. iiTJ "bUTi-XTi i S,r SrTTTfrw KTI
T T3l S H
T t 6 64
s
43
S 44
S S3
S SI
8 32
S $1
s
T
7 78
7 84
Jsn. Is
Jan. M,
T 17 S 72
in
S is
S 21
8 1
S II
60
Jan. 81
sr
7
Jan. it.
I I3k f 67
7 13
7
S 81
Jan. 3.
Jan. 24
Jan. 26
Jan. 24
Jan. 27.
Jan. M
t S 61
S 81
t S3!
1 vol
T 17
8 2T
IM
8 20
7 33 It 81
t$0
S M
7 6 S 06
7 47.1 7 82
7 4 8 0J
7 6S S 03
I 8 04
I 33H t2
3 271
S M
S Dlj
7 ri
S 4.'
8 M T ri
7 641,
4 66
8 00
7 33
Jan. at.
4 T
8 07
11-
7 33
S 3l
Jan. 30.
Jan 3i.
S TV
T 88,
7 82!
Oil T Ml
03 7 471 8 18
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of llvs stock
at ths Vnlon Stock yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for twenly-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday;
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep.Hr' a
f. M. St. P 4
Missouri Psclfle .... 1 8
Union Pacific 20 1 20 ..
C. A N. W.. eaat.... 24 2
C. ft N. W . west.. 40 44 8 8
C, St. P., M. O.. 23 7 1 $
C. B. A Q., west.... 41 18 19
C , It i. A P.. east.. 11 11
Illinois Central .... 23 T
Chicago Ot West.. 1
Total receipts... .201 US 46
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. nog" Sheep
Morris A Co.
4
.KB
l.7
Swift and Company ,
8M
1,(17
872
1.363
8M
S.L1
Cudahy Packing Co.... 74v
Armour A Co 817
Schwaits A Co.
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Oo 10
2.434
w. B. Vansant Co Ill
Benton, Vansant A Lush 187
Hill A Bon 1K2
F. B, Lewis 160
J. B, Root A Oo. 84
Huston A Oo. 1
J. II. Ilulla 61
L. E. Huss 38
Rosenstork Bros 24
K. O. Kellogg 826
Werthelmer A Degen .. 133
Totals .6.0M S.162 MM
H. F. Hamilton 71
Sullivan Bros 77
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were tight
this morning, only 8.000 head being re
ported In, as against 8J18 a week ago
and 4.13K a year ago. The demand for
beef steers, cows and heifers wae very
fair, but still the trade was a little slow
for ths reason that sellers were deter
mined to fores the market higher, while
buyers were a little backward about rais
ing their bids. Perhaps to quota the
trade as slow, steady to 10o higher would
just about cover the situation.
Stockers and feeders were In good de
mand and anything desirable was gen
erally loo higher than last week's choice,
erally 10c higher than laat week's close,
beeves, 87.76ifjS.60i fair to good beeves
$7.268T76; eommon to fair beeves, $6 26t8
7.26; good to choice heifers, $J.SMW.76;
good to choice cows, 8.006.M; fair to
mnA atl S, aft. a fata
J cows, $4.00i8.2; good' to choice feeders,
J 86.HMW7.66; fair to good feeders, 8.40J.80:
common to rair feeders, st.Kir.; gooq
to choice stockers. $7.00n7.66: fsir to good
stockers S4.86r7.00; common to fsir stork.
1 era. S6.6afrt.86: stock heifers. S5.76di6.76
stock cows,.$5.76ij.26; stock calves, $4.60
T7.60; veal calves, $7,264)41.76; bulls, stags,
etc., ss.umaaeu,
Ths market closed lip active on prac
tically all kinds with everything sold In
good season. Most of the stock brought
l-rh-es that were around 10n higher, with
cows snd heifers possibly 10Qlfo higher.
Representative sales:
BSEF oTEERS.
Ne
7...
t...
A. FT.
1OTI 7 40
lOvi 7 36
11 7 46
1W8 7 M
ir.i T si
ra. rr
U 1
si...... ill t 40
U MIS T 14
S3 1341 T 40
STEKKS AND HEIFERS.
St 7 44 14 SIS t St
HEIFERS.
8...
IS...
t...
4...
1...
19 ..
11...
1...
3...
I...
S...
11...
IS...
ns t M 8
bi lu t
til 4 sn T. .......
1 Tsu 4 St 81
740 7 00
CALVES.
OT 4 SS I
43 4 so 33
an t 64
i I
4JT 4 SO
414 4 it
4U t 41
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
m is s sat s ns
S7I t OS 4 4l 4 as
.... 71S 4 ts S 114 4 S4
is t;i in
HOOR A moderate Monday supply
was on hand thla morning, ths esti
mate calling for 118 cars, or 8,600 head.
This Is smaller than for any Monday In
weeks, being 2,000 short of a wsek ago,
mors than 2.000 smaller than two weeks
ago and a falling off of 2,600 hesd at
compared last year.
Under the Influenoa of encouraging ad
vices from all other points tns market
opened out with shippers buying; a good
many hogs at prices that wars a Ditj So
to as muoh as a dims higher than Sat
urday. They bought freely around $7.70
7.76 and paid as high as $7.80 on more
than one Instance.
Killer trade opened slow and sarly bids
wars little if any more than steady, Buy
ers gradually raised their hands, how
ever, and opening aalea wore about 6i
10c higher, while eager competition In
the middle of the session pushed values
up until they were a full dims above last
week's close. One packer laid out all
through ths session, and while most of
the hogs sold at prices that were largely
a dime higher, close was weak, lata sales
looking as much as a nickel lower than
the best time.
Movement was fairly active all the way
through, and while late rounds wers a
little dull a fair clearanos was mads In
good seaaon. Bulk of ths sales was mads
at $7.6t)'UV7.76, with a sprinkling of lights
from $766 down, and tops at $7.80. All
prices ars ths highest of ths year, be
ing In fact ths hlghast sine October,
the high month of last year.
Representative sales:
Na. sa. s. ft. ha tr Hk
Pr.
7 S
T in
T 70
T 71
t SO
14 1 SI us T 4a ss sa
87.
.Ill ... 7 HUj
..IIS
. SM
..
71...
14...
71...
43...
,.lia ... iiti
.114 40 1 1U
..IW7 ISO 7 71
..MS ... 7 SO
;t.
ii.
SHEEP Receipts of sheep and lambs
were ot pretty good volume, about forty
six cars, or 11,000 head, arriving. This
Is nearly twice as largs as last week, but
2.000 smaller than two weeks ago, and a
shortage of almost 4,000 as compared with
the same Monday a year ago.
Opening prospects In the lamb division
Indicated a continuance of laat week's
heartshnees. Quality was as s general
thing nothing extra, and packers tame
out with flat quarter lower bids right
from ths start. Sellers failed to see sny
reason for so much of a drop, and up to
a lata hour practically no business had
been transacted, but the outlook was any
thing but promising.
It was nearly noon before much of any.
thtna- had moved. When lambs finally
started scalenard beat kinds looked prettjr
Kiuaa w mm.m j , avionf, ma uiin a. aiv.fO,
but commoner grades, of which there waa
an abundance, were uneven and In most
cases 10 16c lower.
Muttons were very slow, and up to noon
nothing good had beea sold. A low nlne-ty-slx-pound
yearlings st $8.60 looked
pretty close to steady. Quite a few of
the unfinished lambs were bought for
sheering snd feeding st $8 30010.16.
Quotations on sheep snd lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. 810.15110 26; lamba, fair
to good, $10 O0(10.16; lamba. clipped, SV60
i IS; yearlings, good to choice light, $8.76
ft.00; yearlings, hesvy, $7.7&8 60; weth
ers, fair to choice, 84.7!y7.60; ewes, good
to choice, $7.007 15; ewes, fair to good,
$4 0W17 On.
Rrpresentstive sales:
No. Av. Pr.
218 fed lambs T7 10 10
142 fed ewes 1 8 So
SI fed ewes 136 S HO
Jan. 14. 7 osv 7 8 01 7
jl Jf- J r 1 " T 11 ,R
! J ! S 071 T 16 S IS
Jan. 13 T a a I a 14 a tui
T is $ on
1 1
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Quoted Prices Suffer Further Se
vere Shrinkag-e.
DEALINGS ON LARGER SCALE
NKW YORK, Jan. 21 Quoted prices
suffered further severe shrinkage today,
the almost steady decline being attended
by liquidation and short selling of a now
famous character. News and general ad
vices over the week-end, especially Pres
ident Wilson's addresses. Washington's
tense relations with Berlin snd London
snd sn Ill-balanced technical condition,
provided fresh ammunition for bearish at
tacks Of these Influences, the president's
tersnces formed the chief topic of dis
cussion. According to gossip of the hoard
room, selling pressure from Interior
sources wss more general, the middle
west being active In that direction. Deal
ings were on a larger and more varied
scale than of recent weeks, over a half
million shares changing hands during ths
unsettled forenoon.
I'nlted States Steel was successfully
employed ss a lever to depress other
leading stocks, including the mora stable
railways, coppers and various specialties.
Steel msde an extreme loss of 2 points
st 7T4. Its lowest qiiotstlon thus far far
this yesr.
Bethlehem Steel was Inactive, bnt
heavy, losing IS points to 460. and Amer
ican Smelting. Anaconda. Motor shares.
Oils. International Nickel and United
States Industrial Alcohol lost I to 16
points.
Prices rallied sharply In ths eerly aft
ernoon, mainly as a result of substantial
advances In Crucible and Lackawanna.
Steels, hut fell away again when pressure
upon United States Steel was renewed.
Another upturn. In specialties, causing
another covering movement In the gwn
eral list, resulted In a moderate rally at
the close.
Total sales of stocks amounted to 880,
000 chares.
Cables reported a lowwr market for
Americans In London and that center
contributed nominally to the loeat offer
ings of Ertes, Canadian Pacifies and
Coppers.
The western freight movement showed
some falling off of last year. Anglo
French 6s featured the heavy bond mar
ket, with Is rye dealings at 94. effacing
much of their recent rise. Total sales
of bonds, par value, were $5,026,000.
t'nlter States bonds unchanged on csll.
Number of ssles and leading quotations
en stocks today were
ttelaa. Hlah. Io". Clnee.
Alaaka Oois
AlllS'OhalinarJ
American Baat Sasar.
Atnaiiran Oan
Amartran I,ormnlTS
4. lM N4 "
tins aav,
t. mv,
I7.w at 4
Lust itu
M4 y
S)U 41
1 sis
14 4JV4
Amarli-an W. R
to. e4
V9 lt'S invi ll
Asv lansar Rerintns
1.ns iiih jiu,
lie trr 1IM
sm 311114 tnl 301
M.em n tn miH
4 inMj yitt4 1
14.7ns inv lw H
4,301 sav a I
re 4m 4ss 4i
llim ssu an M
A marl ra a Tal. Tal
Aatertraa Tetwoeo
Anapontts Coppar
Atrhlana
flalSvts LneemallTa
Italllama a Ohio
tlethlehrm sl
Dmoklra Rapid Tr
(wllfernte Patmlaum ....
Oanaitlan Psclfle
Central Leather
fhaaasaaks a Ohio
Chli-aso CV W
rbtrase M. A St. P
Chlraso A N. W
-Mran. It. I. a P. nr..
Chine Coapar
Cnlorsils rn.l A Iron....
TrunlMa Steal
Itonrer R. f fM
Platlllera' Sacurlttaa
r.rta
General Kl-rtrla
4.mn tsv r
W lTli 1SS
4.TI1A Uvi UH
ns 1!4
Itna m 6
s u4 lie
t.snn 14S
18 Uj
II1
1W
w
It'
US
l.sm
. 104
ioTnS
1.404
61 S H'
4!i 4?
1
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41Uj 44
u is
414
7M4
Klraat Northern yt4
, iko las
. 4. inn 4'4
11S 1IS
41S
Oraat No, Ore rtra
Onra-nhatm Exploration.
Illlnnla (antral
Intarnnmuch Con. Corp.
inspiration Copper .......
Intarnatlnnal llanrartar..
Kansas cur Sostharn...
Ihlsh Vallay
IxMil.Tllla A Naahvllle..
Mailran Pwroianm
Miami Oippar
Mlaanurl. K. A T. f4...
Mlaanurt Paelflo
National plaeutl
National I4
Naraoa Oavear
Naw York (antral
N. T . N. H. H
Norfolk A Waatsra
Northarn Paelfla
parltlc Tal. Tal.. .,
Pannartvanta
Pnllmss Pslans Car
Rar n, Cop par
'Ilaaillna
, l.i"S 4 ti
4is peuj i
. I.tho U 1H
, 1t.tns 44S 41
Son ins4 les
. t.H W4 tM,
. 3.iw T6S Mj
4' 16 14
. M.sno
. 4. I 37'4 MH
11
174
43S
SW
S
TS
1
103
il
jns 4 '4 14H M
. I.ono t 414 4S
600 1 121
. I i STS 46 M
. ttH ii l
, H.sne I04i M
. I me Mi, a4 as
. i.ft-10 ll14 1I4S It'U,
. S.oon lS ins ins
IS - sa
I.HX)
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14
ti- SV
7. 71.
4ti ' 4S4
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srn.
lfl.sne
S.ans
4.7ns
MS
7S
tlapultllo Iron A Steal...
i "J"" Y.'c.
ll.s-S tmaj
4.4no u
stariahaker t'ompaay
Tannaaaee Cnpear ...
St.lHM 1444 141t$ Ut
mrt aa H14 bj
IKO 1MU as (t4
Taaas (tompasr
t'nlos rarlflo
soma 111 1.1114 11
t'nlon Parllla pti - I'D M14 al si
t'slta4 BUtae Htaal ll.r SIH TOtfc M
r. H. Hlaal pti 70S 114 llSS, 1114
8'tah Capfiar 4.SJO 774, TT 71
Waaura taloa I.sne ta S7ii SiS
Waallnshouaa Blsotrts ... 88,104 44 S It U
Montana Power 14i
Ganaral Motore 460
W'ahanh B bM I XO ZSUj M JK14
IntarnatlMiai Marina pM. t sn 7H 71 I)
Total ssiaa tor ths day. Savons iHaraa.
Ktew York Moary Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. SL MERCANTILE!
I A F r- R ! .1 14 per cent,
Si STERLING
EJ
XCHANGE Sixty-day
demand, $t."6Vfc; cables.
i4 7 11-1-
BILVKR-Bar. B7H; Mexican dollars,
44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
1 heavy
TIME loans steady; sixty to ninety
days, 2Hrtf2 per cent; six months,
per cent. '
CALL MONEY Steady; high, 2 per
rent; low 1 per cent; ruling; rata, 194 Per
rent: last loan. 2 per cent; closing bid.
144 per cent; offered at S per cent
Closing quotations en ponds today were
as toiiows:
V. g. ear. Sa. rag-... Hit at" Par. . la.... 44
4s ooiuwa H N. Y. C. deb 4a.. ..114',
V. B. Is. rag ..14lN T Cltr iu 107
4a ceases ....... .11 r. gut 4V4a....li4w
U. 8. . na MO N. v.. N. 11. 4 H.
4 esuooa 114 or. la 1141 -
Ftouusa 4s aaoBoa. KlwNo. Purine 4s.. ...... M
Asi. Saaaltars 4a....li(n, do la 4;
A. T. T. S. 4WB..1MMO. 8. Ia rat 4a MU
Armour A Oa. 4a.. 4wFu T. A T. la Ha,
Atoblaaa sn. 4a.... Hit. Pan a. sea. 414. 10
Vial. A Ohio 4a 2'a 4a Baa. 4. 102
ra. ParKto lat.... Mi.RadiB asa. 4s.....
(Saa. A Ohio 414a. M -8. L A 8. F. r. 4s l!
C B. A Q. I. 4s ... a8a. Par. e. Sa ion
OStlPl 4la,.103 4o raf. 4a.. H
r. H. I. a P. r. 4s. 4-SHo. JUIIwar Ss K.
c a g. raf. 4Wa ... 14 Vnlaa ParlHs to....
P A R. O. raf. (a.. I7H 4o or. 4a 44
Ert sa. 4a 14 V. A. Rubber 4S....1V14
Oaa. Klaetrla ts lot V 8. fltaal ta H
M. No. lat 4a.... ttWabash lat Sa 104'.
til. Cm. raf. 4a WHWaat. Vale 4a... OaV,
K. C. ehv raf. U.... W.Bt. Klao. . Sa..U9
I., a N. sni. 4a WwABSla-Prasck W .... M'i
34 K. A T. 1st 4s.. 71 W
BI4. I
Loadoa Stock Market.
LONDON, Jan. 81. American shares on
the stock market reacted under the lead
of United Statea Steel and Canadian Pa
cific, owing to the American-German po
litical situation. Sales were recorded In
a number of usually Inactive American
bonds. The closing waa dull.
SILVER Bar, 27S4d per ounce.
MONEY 4'944. per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills and
three months, SStfjfcb per csnt
Bank Clearlngrs.
OMAHA, Jan. 21. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were S3.(n.0rt8.61 and for the,
coi responding day last year, $3,023,666.07.
The total clearings for the month were
$3,0M,721.28 and for ths corresponding
month a year ago 878.eii9.S74.69.
OI aad ttoeta.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. 81. TURPBN
TINE Firm. 65c; aalea. 167 bbls.; re
ceipts. 144 bbls.; shipments, 12 bbls.;
stocks. 12,800 bbls.
ROSIN Stesdy; sales. M0 bbls.: re
ceipts, 651 bbls.; shipments. 2.9it bbls.:
stocks, 62.138 bbls. Quotations: A, H.
a, D. E. F, 8.YS0: a. H," I, $6.36; K, $5 8:,;
M, $6.80; N, $6.7$; WO, 85.30; WW, $7.0.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. St. WHF1AT Spot.
No. 1 Manitoba. 14s 5d: No. 3, Its Id; No.
3 hard winter, new, 13a 3d; No. 1 northern,
Duluth. 14s Id.
CORN-pot American mixed, new, lfls
lOd
FIOITRW' Inter patents 48s 4d.
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, i&0.
Dry Goods Markot.
NEW TORK, Jan. Sl.-DRT GOODS
Cotton goods were firm today. Wide
sheetings sold at advances. Yarns were
firm snd dress goods active. Raw silks
were higher. Japan grades being quoted
at their highest since Ii7.
Oriilaal aa4 eomaraatlvs. Yo ras aemre thia
eoaiblaalloa la THH Ol llT RKIW. a
waaklr aapar vkirb raflarta Near York giora
ItaoSaasa osportuBlilaa. Publishes 69 Jobs
Wulr S 01 BraaSaav. N.ai Vora. II. la a
yaar. MaaS for samola bobv.
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