Till, rKK: OMAHA, Kit I PAY, FKIUUARY IS, mm.
IT
FOR RENT-HOUSES
on Ik.
lprt hh-N 1 -.Nfw. modern. A -room cot
tngc, picely decorated, '-Sth and A.
Hx"-RtwTf. modern. oneTToc'k from car
line. 1I0 Kim. E. K rsch. D, 7701.
Miser llanrooe.
I 1jASIV 6-room mmlern houw, three
block from car lino. Special bargain
If taken at on Thns. L. McOarry.
Keellne Bllg. Red 4!U4.
houses ron rknt.
CRKKiH. SONS CO.
pkk Bt,po. douo, 200,
4-R.. (lowntoKn. colored, 112; 1 and 8-r.,
lots garden ground. 34-35. Tel. Doug.
217. Evenings Wkilnut 2i37.
FOR RENT-APTS AND FLATS
Weat.
MODERN 6-room apartment. Including
Iwpmg porch. Will located. Harney
j ran.
Blortl.
4.138 CHARLES 4-room apartment, mod
em except heat. 112. Pougiaa e-g't.
lG N. 17th, 4-r., all modern apt 3A..
RASP BRQg.. POl'O. !
Sooth.
NoRMANDIB A PA HTMBNT Park Are.
n Paxirix. fine flrat floor apartment.
consisting of large reception hall, very
large Irving room, dining room, two big
hedrocma and bath, large kitchen, pan
try, closets, mald'a room. One of the
bent arranged apartments In the city.
Immediate possession. Price ISO per mo.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
91S-14 City Nat'l Bank Bldg, Doug. 43.
FIVE-ROOM at earn heated apartment,
verv desirable: the Chllla Vint a. Soth
and Poppleton Ave., 842.60. 322 Bran-
dela Theater Bldar. Doug. 16p1.
M laoe 11a it eo
WARM. COZY APARTMENT.
Fine apartment of four rooms and
bath, nicely decorated, oak finish.
team heat. Janitor ' eervloe; every
thing first-class. Be It and you will
take It.
8COTT HILL CO..
Douglaa 19.
month frek rent.
close-in apartment.
t-r. and bath, anartment. brick: rood
except heat: good neighborhood; 112.50.
D. E. BUCK. 313 Omaha Nat. D. Bias.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, moves, packs, ships; S-horse
van ana 2 men, i.s per nour; iurir,
$2 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douglas 4338 and Tyler 230.
OMAHA
moving,
Truck
Van and Storage Co.,
packing
ouglaa i
. storage and snipping
Phone Doug!
44. '
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mov
ing. 239. N. 11th St. Phone
Douglas 894 or Harney 1967.
Fidelity free
Phone Douglas 2R8 for complete list of
vacant houaes and apartments; also for
storage, moving. IRth and Jackson Pts.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE?
Separate, locked rooms, for household
goods and pianos; moving, packing and
"OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE) CO.,
804 B. 11th St Douglas 413.
J.CHEED.gaiSS
1207 Famam St. Douglas 614.
Moving,
storage.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PR0PTY
tores.
SMALL store room; very desirable; rent
J0; 1620 Cass St. CONRAD YOUNG,
822 Brandels Theater. Douglas 1CT1.
STORE! ROOMS at ltw-lll Farnam St.
Thos. F. Hall. 433 Kamge Bldg. D. 740.
WANTED TO RENT
- BastaeM Property,
WANTED A good location for a first
' class pool hall. Address Y 249. Bee.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Furnished. 2 rooms, kitchen
ette and bath, In modern apt; will pay
. Address F 769, Bee.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
West.
o00 CASH
Will bur a brand new all modern bun
galow, just finished, at 35th and How
ard 8t
H. A. WOLF,
614 Ware Blk. Doug. 20K2.
ttEAL E3TAT1U. Fire and Oeueral lnsur-
anue. Art Thatcher, l7-ls City
Na
tlonal Bank. Bldg. Douglaa 3801.
Nortk.
5-Room Modern
Bungalow
$50 Cash, $22 Per Month
4tVi0 N. Slst Ave., M block north of
Ames; east front; permanent walks. A
desirable home for 23,400.
HASTINGS A HETYPEN, 1614 Harney Bt.
tlJ0 BUYS THIS AoW EQUITY.
. Owner needs money and advises us to
aell hla nt&rlv new, elegant tf-room,
strictly modern home on th above
basis. Located on paved street; lot tux
2M; has large garage with cement drive;
full cement basement. This snap Is lo
cated In Kounlxe Pla.ce. Call and make
an appointment, to see It.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
tth Fir. Om Nat. Bk. Bldg. 1). 1781. .
TRADE YOUR FORD
in as part payment on this nice little
t?.0 house, located In the northwest
part of the city. If you are looking for
goou iive-roora ooiiage, inis will surely
suit you.
TIT A TT-FAIRFJELD CO.
2V Omsha Nat'l Pk. Bldg. Tel. D. 4.
EAtiY PAYMENTS.
If you want to locate near the new
Ford factory and can use a e-room
house, modern except heat, at a bar
gain price of fl.800, on easy terms, on
paved street, paving all paid, and In
walking distance of factory or down
town, lot us show you this.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Eth Fir. Om Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 171. o.
A FINE HOMH
FOR VERY LITTLE CASH
Two-story cottage, oak floors, strictly
modern; large lot. Pmall monthly pay
ments. 231 Ames Ave
NORRIS & NORRLS,
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
BEAUTIFUL PRAIRIE PARK-2712
Ames Ave., 7 large rooms, bath and
sleeping porch, screens and storm sash
throughout; south front, fine shade and
hedge. 310 cash and 340 monthly, from
responsible party. Keys at ny resi
dence. B. J. bcannell. 2703 Fowler Ave.
Phones Doug 3!S or Colfax 3611.
BIG SNAP. 24TH AND PINKNKY.
Pracllcallv new pi-room bungalow, fin
ished in oak, and offered at leas than
you could build it. A reasonable pay
ment down and balance 3-0 monthly.
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO.
D. 3V.i. Omaha Nat I Pk. Bldg.
BUY FROM OWNER,
Nice five-room bungalow near pret
tiest mile. Oak finish, built in features,
full cellar, coal and fruit room, sleep
ing porch, garage; leaving city, will
sell right pried. Terms.
8. K. DOUGLAS. 2024 Fowler Ave.
WINTER BARGAIN.
Almost new 4-room. strictly modern
house, oak. birch and maple finUh; als
garage; corner lot. paved street, car line,
near -'Mh and Fort; only 2.1JU. Act quirk
TKHBENH. 6tt Omaha Nat. Bk. D. M2.
i-ROilJl COTTAGIX 32.SO.I
All mod., cor. lot, paved Sts.; on car line;
N. Bemla Park. Snap In price and terms.
MeKlTRICK R. K. CO. Doug. 142.
GOOD HO&E
4-room bunralow. all modern. 411
North 21st. Phone owner, Colfax yjM.
CHOICE 6-room cottage, modern ex. fui
pace: fJrnlture. too. if desired; cheap.
Fee It. H. Indtryou. 2ut Neville Blk.
Tel 1 1 T'
FOR " SALE Strictly modern. 1 1-room
bouse: hot water heat; south front lot.
Price. IT.'OJO. Phone Douglas 1812.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
oab.
BRAND NEW
4 rooms, with largo living room. S'tn
room on 2d floor, oak finish, f'lll cement
basement, modern In exerv particular:
east and south corner lot, close to school
and near Hansoom bark. In CrelgMon's
1st addition. Price $3.70; $"oo cash, bal
ance easy.
C. G. CARLBERO,
12 Prandola Theater Rldg.
MlT aell my k-lerge-room modern
home on paved etreet; cement walks;
large barn; nice shade; cement baae
ment; laundry; gaa; electric lights; hot
water heat; cistern: bath; sewer; one
block fmm street car and public school.
Worth $4,600; make me an offer. Fred
Mower. Owner. 47V s. nth St.. Omaha.
BRICK house, needing repatta, on fine
lot. IRth and F"harwwd. ii.z-o. l.
lleellaaienma.
$600 CASH,
i7.60 PER MONTH.
Will buy a brand new, all mod. bunga
low, 8 rooms finished In oak, living room
across front of houso, with reception
hall and cloak cloaet. beam celling
bookoasea snd many other special fea
tures. 2 bedrooms, bathroom and con
venient kitchen: rooms unfinished on
second floor; furnace heat; east front
lot: paved street; 1 block to car; 15
minutes' ride downtown. Price for
quick sale. I3.W".
RASP BROS.,
104 McCagua Bid.
Pony. W
-ROOM BARGAIN NEW, 6-ROOM, T-
8 TORY HOUSE. NEAR CAR. A SNAP
AT $3,400: REASONABLE PAYMENTS.
BENSON dr. CARMICHAEL,
POCOLA.B 1721. 642 PAJCTON BLK.
MODERN HOME
Chean and on easv terms If taken at
once; new 7-rooin house, built for
home; oak floors and finish; strictly
modern; large comer lot. Call H. siTt
FOR 8ALE Omaha Income property,
11.40 per year. Always rented. Price
$14,000. Terms. Address me, 40 E. 14th
St., University Place. NcP.
Ft RE and tornado Ins. 'Myrtle Deuel. 611
N.
23d. Phone Colfax WW after 11 a. ra.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
West.
WILL. BUILD TO SUIT.
Have 15 first choice lots In Leaven
worth Heights Add.; esay terms. Doug
awl. Carl E. Bolen. 614 Paxton Bldg.
fcKK ME for acreage: have choice tract
north of Florence. R. H. Landeryou, 201
Meviue uik- tel. ioug. tiixtt.
1IAVK $2f0 paid on good lot; want offer.
Addresa S 764. Bee.
North.
BARGAIN 28th Ave., near Yates; lot,
51XUU leei; mane oner.
GRIMM EL, 849 Omsha Nat Bank Bldg
Month.
100 Beautiful Homes
are being planned for Mlnne Lusa
thla year. The most wonderful develop
ment ever seen In Omaha will take place
there. YOU can make money by buying
a 101 or two fiun-on easy lerms.
CHARLES W. MARTIN tt CO., Owners.
BARGAIN.
40x127, south of Hunscom park,
to boulevard, for $mj0.
W. It. GATES,
Omaha National Rank Bldg.
close
Mlscellamrooa.
VACANT LOTS
If you contemplate building a home
this spring, do not fall to aee us. We
nave a list of cho'ce vacant lots In both
north and west parts of the city.
A. P. TUKEY A SON.
Tel. Dour. 602. 1507-6 W. O, W. Bldg
TWO ACRES, close In, 11.200; anT ofEer
acreage, um io no trajes. rat
terson, Douglas 2M1.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE
t-ROOM house with 60-ft. lot; mort
gage 21.100; will trade equity for second-hand
Ford car. See us gt once.
8. P. BOSTWICK BON.
' 200 Bee Bldg.
130,1x4 for a terrace of lit brick flats, well
located in omana. Aitg. u,uuu; yearly
rental, 22..1O0; to trade equity for clear
land. 10 McCaguc Bldg.. Omaha.
1, MO-ACRE ranch. Cherry Co., cuts 600
tons: fine imp.; 222; wants farm.
J. A. ABBOTT. Patterson Blk., Omaha,
BUSINESS property, Jl.OnO annual rental,
for small farm. Campbell A Craig,
Keellne Bldg. Doug la a 423.
RESIDENCE and flats. Exchange for
vacant property. Toland . Trumbull.
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C. J. Canan, McCague Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Daade.
Take Advantage of the Future
Rise In vslue. Don't envy tho man
who "got in on tne ground floor." You
take fewer chances tcday than the
man who bought ten years ago. The
city Is growing to the west at a rapid
rate.
SAFE TO BUY AND BUILD
In Happy Hollow and Dundee's newest
addition, because It Is west and the
building restrictions assure good houses,
freventlng yoi-r neighbor from bulld
ng in such a way as to depreciate your
property.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
But select a lot In one of these addi
tions and start now by becoming an
owner of real estate where values are
bound to Increase.
EASY TERMS
One-tenth cash ttnt' 1 per cent cf pur
chase price payable monthly.
Call or phone us. and we will gladly
furnish plats with prices and show you
the properly at your convenience.
George & Company
Tel. D. TT. 203 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Sooth Side.
t ACRES and house. South Side; fin
place, well Improved, fruit, etc. 24,000.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldf.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HOMES WANTED
We have clients for modern homes.
West Famam, Dundee or Field Club
Districts. If you want to sell your
home, quick, try,
rvHTEMT r. u L- a. ivi l1cvnv
432 to 434 Brandeia Thea. Tel. Tyler 1024.
HAVE buyers for Mod. N. side cottagea.
bungalow, easy payments. Ynungman.
2Q1 om. Nst. Rank Bldg. Doug. I47il.
WANTED To bay on monthly paymenta!
small store room, with living rooms
above, in Central school district. Phone
Red :HA.
fO BUY Store building, 26x40, centrally
located, town ano to l.bno, northeast Ne-
braska Lock
t'tty. Neb.
Box 42, South Sioux
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROP'TY
for Sal "
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
ISO 8qura rtSI0..
Tha Bh BuUdlns Co.
Room 101.
Two-Story Brick,
13th and Jackson,
$5,500.
Here la a nice little brick building
22xpV with a store below and flats
suove. Always rented, lvl0 a year. It
la one of the beat close-In Investments
that we know of.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
Tler 1634. Keellne Bldg.
HEAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS
J 4th St. Investment
IHk Here!
We have three choice properties on
rth St., right close to Farnam and
Douglas Sts.. which the owners will
lca.e for long time on very favorable
terms. These are ecepfonal ooportunl
tiea to speculate with a small margin
on coming properties. Big profit within
a very few years.
Glover & Spain,
Douglas WW!. 1-!0 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Six 5-Room Flats
Kent hi for $2,580 Per Year
New, Modern and Complete In every
detail. One block from Farnam street;
fle mlnntea' walk to heart of city. Thla
opportunity to purchase should not be
overlooked. Buy where the values are
Increasing daily.
Hastings & Hey den,
MM HARN'HY ST.
FOR SALE.
2 new brick stores and a 6-room cot
tage; rents for livtO a year. Price 22,600;
21,600 cash.
J. B. ROBINSON,
442 Bee. IViur.
STOREROOM end resldenct on good"
corner. North 8ld. Totrt! intal 241 per
month. Pr'ce tl.K'i; M.RflO cash.
F. D. WEAD. SiO . 18th. Wead Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Heal Kaae, Loan, Mortmra,
WB ara rady at all Uma to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Kates on request.
UNITED 8TATE3 TRUST CO.
Ill Bo. 17th St
t TO i for loans on Oest class city
resiacncea m amuuma up; also
farm loans Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO.. MM Farnam Pt.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farina
O'KEEFK REAL E8TATE CO..
Omiha National Phone Douglas 2711
MONET TO LOAN, for ( years,
on Improved properties.
6HOPFW CO., Doug. 4.'41.
WIN ROS Omaha
Natl. Pk. Hldg
UOO TO II .OOO made promply. F. D. Wead.'
Wead 1 ildg.. 18th & Farnam StS; .
IdONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Bhider. O'ty National Bank Bldg
ropertv.
Large loana a specialty.
Thomas. mate Hank mag
CITY and farm loans. &, 6H. per cent.
J. H. Pumont Co.. 411 utat
te bank
CITY LOANS. C. G. Carlberg,
810-
"O 12 Rrandels Theater Bldg
Kof MONEY. HARRISON & MORTON,
m Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Flaanclai Wasted.
13,600 FIRST mortgage Field Club home,
4 per cent. Addresa C. SUA, care Ree.
tii.tulu LOAN, 7. cloae-ln acreage, a or 6
years. Address B. 78. Ree.
Stocks and Boada.
l.sJ0-t-YBAR S PER CENT MORT
GAGE FOll SALE.
A customer wants to borrow 21. MO,
giving mortgage on a 10-acre farm with
8-room house, barn and chicken house,
4 mile from good R. R. town In Dodge
county, near Fremont, valued at t8,000.
Pee us promptly If you want this.
I2.0U0. 7, well secured, personally
guaranteed farm mortgage for sale.
J. H. PI'MONT, Keellne Rldg. o
7rZ. Paid on Your Money 7rx.
1 0 In Home Builders Shares
plug the Increase from surplus profits,
amounting now to tl8 CM on each 100
shares. Our booklet, "The New Way,"
explains fully. '
AM. SECURITY CO.. F. A. OMAHA.
tl.Oirt FARM mortgage bearing 7 per cent,
secured by property valued 23,700. Tal-mage-Loomls
Inv. Co., VV. O. W. Bldg.
Abstracts al Title.
GUARANTEE
Abstract Co. The
best abstraot la tna
cheapest. Room T, Patteraon Bldg. D.l
lpDU Title guarantee and Abstraot
""--" Co., a modern aDsfact oince.
205 8. 17th Bt. Tel. D. fc47.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract
office In Nebraska. 209 Brandela Thea.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lauds.
A LITTLE farm. A. easy terms; Cali
fornia imports carloads or 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 and market renters. Write
owner for full Information. P. R. Goss,
Sheridan. Placer county. California.
Louiaiaaa Lands.
THE grass-covered, cut-over pine lands In
the sunny uplands of southwest Louis
iana offer great possibilities to the
farmer and stock raiser. Two-crop coun
try; summer heat tempered with ocean
breexe; land sold on easy terms; for fur
ther particulars write or call J. H. Ko
plets. 473S S. 24th St.. South Side. Omaha.
Btlaaesota Usta
140-ACRH inipioved farm, 20 miles from
Minneapolis; 100 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and pasture; good soil;
10-room bouse, barn and all other build
ings that are needed; school house on
land; price, 300 per acre; one-half cash;
or will sell farm wltn full equipment of
horses, cattle, machinery, etc. Will
make very reasonable price on personal
property. Immediate possession can be
had. Schawb Bros., 1U Plymouth
Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
Mississippi Lssdi,
AS A SAFE. SOUND
and reliable investment a pecan orchard
excels any other known. Investigate
our orchard proposition If you would
make vo ir financial future secure.
W. T. SMITH CO..
Douglas IS19. City Nat. Bank Rldg.
RICH corn, alfalfa upland farina, 310
per acre upwards. Buy a home and be
Independent; O. P. Htehhlns.
Missouri Laads.
IN DENT COUNTY.
344 acres half mile from city limits
of Salem, M.. Jw acres in cultivation;
all fenced with woven wire; 1-room
house; smokehouse with cellar under It:
fair barns and cribs. This is a rich, well
kept farm, with fine orchard; no finer
stock and dairy farm In the state: will
grow 80 bu. of corn to the acre and 2 or
3 tons of timothy hay per acre. Spring
and running water. ITIce V) per acre
can make terms, snd will show you
anv time you ssy. an or write.
W. S. PRANK.
201 Nevl'le Blk. Omaha.
GREAT BARGAINS 36 down. 35 monthly,
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry
land, near town, souinom minsouri
Price only 3300. Address Bos sua. Eg
oelslor Springs, Mo.
Nebraska Luanda.
1 ol GLAS COUNTY, NEB.. FARMS.
hive strictly first-class smooth farms,
mostly all under cultivation, mile
from Ralston. 2 miles from So. Omaha
stock market, Vt mile from loading sta
tion; nothing belter to be had. These
farms range from 80 to eio acres, 2 seta
of Improvements. It you want a choice
farm close to Omaha at the right price
and on good terms, see us.
F. T. WALKER A COMPANY.
Omaha Nat. Bk. Hldg. Omaha.
ALL THE TIME YOU WANT
Owner of 240 acres In Cedar county, 44
tnliea from Sioux City; will make very
literal terms to first-class farmer wbo
can make a reasonable cash payment:
farm has about 180 acres In crop, la well
Improved and clou to town. Prloe, tluO
an acre. What's the use of renting?
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat'l panic Hid: . Omaha.
FARM PRICK REDUCTION.
To secure a sale by March 1. earner
authrrizos price of a good fertile. well
Improved eighty, 26 miles from Omaha
to 3110 per acre; tarries mortgage of
36,00V at 3 per cent.
OK' iR'lF G W A LACK Keellne Bldg
BARGAIN
30 acres fruit farm with 10-room
house, good barn. ete. Close tc Ft. Cal
houn city park. Bargain at 31l.". Joe
Bolen. Ft. Calhoun.
a liUSHELS WHKAT I AM). Uo PUR
aure, Cheyenne Co.. best small iiraln
Co. in state, few snapa for etrly buy
ers. lAvt agents wanted. Write Fund
Ingaland Inv. Co.. Siplney. Ne'j
GOOD TERMS
lWVacre central fiouglas county farm,
well Improved, ad.loinlng town, 817f per
acre. J. E. Gibney, Elk horn. Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
.M'nnta'na Unit,
ONE OF THU BEST FAKMS In Cedar
count v. Neb., ?4o aerea. per. Relyea
and Clifford. 216 Ksinge Bid., Omaha,
Nrh
WteooBata) L4Ba.
VPFkU WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sals at low prices on
easy terms. Aak for booklet 64 on Wis
consin Central Land Orant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If Interested In
fruit lands aak for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept.. ooo Line Railway. Minneapolla.
Minn.
H,lsoeHasse
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALUf
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, 8aturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Bunday for
one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for U;wM words, 24, or
words, 24.
Largest circulation of anr Iowa news
paper; 2ou,000 readers dally In four great
states.
)TOR any and all kinds of acreage located
on or near car line, call C. R. Comba,
116 Brandela Theater Uldg. Doug. 2ll
FARM UND-FOR RENT
J, Til AND ROYD. 4 acres,
iinlmuroved.
11 arres grass, west Miller park.
John N. Frenaer. Douglaa HA.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
HARNKSR-llln harness sale; save ) to
per cent; write today lor my bargain
price. Marvin C. Van lerveer, 2tth
BL. goiith Wde, Omaha. Neh.
Thirty-two milk wagons iur sale, cheap.
I V. r. r ...... r. . U 1 ' n llth mmA I I.
,iny..-- ,i , v, . ii v i'hii wiiu v.ami M. I
I1AV-O W ton. A. W. Wagner, Mil N. 14. I
3 il '
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
UXD grain. 100 lbs.. ILiST Wagner. sOlNTM
AUT0M0B1LES-F0R SALE
ILXCEl'TIONAlTB AUG A1N S
IF YOU are thinking of buying a good
used car now la your opportunity to
save yourself money and secure a first
class car. liok over the list and write
or call on us.
One 1!H5 Maxwell (460
One 1H14 Ford touring oar with Iota
of extra equipment, extra tires... 271
One 1h14 Ford roadster with extra
equipment, demountable rims snd
new Urea. In first class condition, 272
One Hupp "20" 126
One 3b horsepower, Msxwell truck.
This car Is bolng thoroughly over
hauled. Good tires all the way
around 800
One t-cvllnder Maxwell roadster.
Presto tank and klaxon horn 100
One Chalmers "20 roadster, in good
shape 275
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO. CO.
U4 Farnam Douglas K.
TIRES
TIRES
We hove Just secured a Job lot of
standard tl.cs and offer you, subject to
pr'or salo:
IJKxS
jvixitvs Non-skid. W.25.
24x4-214. !.
SA4M:-21S.7S.
St-.xl'r D. r. plain tread casing. $30.00;
non-aklda. KltO.
8omo slightly usod at 18.00.
27x5 Racine, country tread casings.
...h 9in roilea 111 fcn each.
Other sixes In proportion. Call up. write
or lomo In and see what bargains we
have to orrer in tires, uupic iiri vo.,
9MB P'smam. D. 4K7S.
1191K BRAND new Monitor tounn.,..
WIS Ford touring, good shape S00
1914 Studebaker-alx, touring 460
1912 Cadillac touring 560
1914 Ford delivery, closed body; Ilka
new ;
1912 Overland touring, starter and
lights 871
Auto Clearing House, 2209 Farnam.
D. 8310.
f HAVE a 1910 modol Stoddard-Dayton
6-pasxenger car in No. 1 condition, in
evfi v way except self-starter, and
worth 3W0: will sell for $.Vx) and take
ii cash and balance I will trade out In
auto hire at regular rates. Some one
tuke me up on this genuine bargain.
Bi.lle 702-4 Keellne Bldg.. 17th and Harney
G'Mjl' second-hand I.WJU-pound Bulck
truck, 33fO. IMenrasKa nuica xuio vo.,
114 Farnam. Douglas 721.
"Aatomobllea Wanted.
WANTED to buy, second-hand Ford;
must be cheap lor csan; siaie iuii per
itculara In first letter. Lock Bog 174.
Tabor.' la. '
Auto Livery and uaragea.
LI
Industrial Oarage Co.. 2th A Harney Sts!
Tnto Tlree Bappllea.
"At'TO TtRES ilALF" PRlCrl
Homer Hill, mil Chicago Bt.
An to Repairing; and Palatine.
Automooile painting done by experta. 20
years' experience in Omaha; work guar.
years I, l in 1 1, w i ll uiniim , wui R I u.r-
anteed first class. Johnaon-Danfortn Co.
TJUITuEX tires laust longor, are stronger
and more durable; 3tx3Vi, 34.60. 213
Farnam St. Douglas 48.
1100 reward for mag neto we can't repair.
Colls repaired, rtaysooner, no in. 18th.
Free winter storage when cars are paint
ed and repaired. Johnaon-Danforth Co.
Omaha Radiator Rep. Co., 2n2 Far. D.
M lacellaneons.
AUTOMOBILK 1N8URANCR.
Fire. Theft. Liability and Property
Damage at Lowest Rates.
KTLLY. ELLIS A THOMPSON.
13-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 2813.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
Ii Alt LEY-DA VI DSON AlOTORCYCI S.
Bargain In used machines. Victor Rooa,
"The Motorcycle Man." t7o8 Leavenworth.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS.
MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the rearni.r
annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
SOUTH f LA I I K kAMI UOMPANT Will
be held at the office of said Company,
Room 701 Flrat National Bank building.
linupun, nffDnuni, at. ii o ciock a. m., on
the first day of March. A. D., 1914.
Lincoln, Nebraska, February int.. 1214.
C. H. MORRILU President.
W. W. TURNER, Secretary.
Feby ld30L '
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17 COTTON fW
quiet; middling uplands, ILGuc No sales.
I he coiloit market cloaod steady at a
net decline of three to twenty points. .
Cotton futures opened steady; March.
. . , ,,.. f..l.. ,Qf-i.. a . .
1 1 , ni r , it.wv, tfuajr, Ai.uoc, tjctooer,
12.17c; December, 12.J40.
LIVERPOOL, reb. 17. COTTON Spot,
earfler; good middling, 8.14d; middling,
MiW; low middling, 7.63d. Sales, t.ouu
Diuca.
Oil and Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Feb. 17. TURPEN
TINE Nothing doing, last sale, Febru
ary 15, at 63c.; sales, none; receipts, K2
bbls.; shipments, U lbls.; stock, 10.838
bl.ls.
ROSIN Steady; sales. 712 bbls.; reoalptg,
bbls.; shipments, l.dnrt hbls.L stock,
V..1&0 bbls. yuote: A, H C, D. E, F and
O V..20; H snd I 36 ; K, 3V86; Ml. tfl ftj;
N. 3H 76; WQ. 37 20; WW. 17.60.
Metal Market.
NEW, YORK. Feh. 17.-METAL-Lesd
firm; spot. 34.27U bid: spelter not quoted.
Copper firm; electrolytic, neaby. 38.60;
4un urn isier, 9tn twpzi nai; iron steady
n unchanged. Tin strong; spot, 341.7tw
At London: Spot copper. 104 10s; fu
tures. II'U 10a: eleetrolytic, 134 m. Spot
tin. 181; futures. A HI. Antimony not
quoted. I-ead, .12. spelter, t)2.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried KraKs
NEW YORK. Feh. 17. EVAPORATED
API'LE4lill and nominal.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, quiet but
steady; aprloota and peaches, dull; rais
ins, steady.
Liverpool Oral Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. lT.-WHEAT-pot.
No. 3 winter. 13c d.
CORN-Spot, American mixed, new, 11a
Sd.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light, but Trade it
Slow to Lower Sheep and
Lumbi Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
OMAHA. February IT.
Receipts were;
Ilogs. Bheetv
0"Hi Mnnv ...
Off leal Tuesday ...
Ofricinl v nil. -day.
Estimate Thursday
it w-i -i
1672
M.HI.I
M.4U0
1.2
II. VI
,M0
Four days this week.lM47
Same daya last week . ..Hl
Same days 2 wka. ago T. 717
Same days 2 wka. agof4.M7
Heme daya 4 wka. a.2'.'rt
rsme days last year.. .
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Houth
Omaha market for the year to data aa
comitarfd with last year:
lit. 1913 lur. lee.
Cattle iw.li ?X M.72S
Itoaa Att tu All IIS 21H.ftA
Sheep
...2:9.UT S71.0VKI 41.S.S
The following table shows the verage
prices of hogs at the Omaha IWe stock
market for the last few days, with eom-
pariaona
"ta'e.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feh.
Feb.
Feh.
I t aaul Til e I T 7U 1 W I 41
( l a mi a" w
m t m ..I - a Ml 1 I4i f Sk I M
T 7tVl 41
II S 19! t
T 77 4 4
a in) a nl 1 ml I T 111 w el
K 41
n
r n R7
4 Ml 'I
4W ( 2
t Sal g SO
Feb.
T 7y
T74
T au
7 K
nl sol 77
jj, .
Feb!
41
4 01 7 01 8 To
6 7 H w
Ik I 04'
TF7SI
I 01
4 44
a 24
Feb.
4 MS
2 01
hundav. ... w
RrcelDta and fjlimosltlon of Jive stock
at the Union Btock yards. Omaha. Nco
fur twenty-four hours ending at I P.
yesterday:
KBCBinH-WUAiin, ......
Cattle, lioga. enerp. ma.
C, M. 8t
11
22
Wabash
Mlaaourl FactflO 3
Union Pact MO 4n
C. A N. W east.... 1.
C. A N. W.. west... 2-t
c. m, p.. M. o.. 21
C, B. A Q., east
3
4
M
17
2
41
8
4
6
4
19
M. A weai.... mi
C. R. 1. A P.. east.. 12
C, R. I. A P., west. 4
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. West.. 1
Total reoelnta,...173 '.'44
29
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cat' I1?. IlOgS. DH.-e,.
Morris A Co
6H4
619
1.774
1,1
tiwlft A Company
CudsJiy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Pchwarti A Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co....
Ko. Omaha Packing Co.
W. B. Vansant Co
Hill A Bon
K. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. K. Hum
Hosenslock Bros
F. O. Kellogg
Wertheimer A Degen...
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Kros
Rothschild A Krobs
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
Hlgelns
'Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Glass berg
Banner Bros
John Harvey
Dennis A Francis
Kline
Jensen It Lung re n
Other buyers
J.M7
2 4T
2.442
2.UO
6.0WI
l,a
l4
S.107
817,
3
53
U
17
til
RS
7
:m
:o
t,9
14
4
11
Irt
6.1
3
7
2
12
2
X
201
.18
61
'.'4
460
va
Totals .J13
oippn w Uinilnla todav
14.464 4,919
were liberal
n., -... ..... ik. total for the four
'Jays Is small, amounting to 1,447 head.
almost neao smaiier ". - -rv-
ago and the amalleat of any recent week.
Still, receipt are running large as com
pared with a year ago. the total tor tt9
four days being double what It was dur
li g the corresponding period last fee-
Packers were not quits so keen for beef
gteers this morning and the mr,'i
opened rather slow, but steady to Mo
lower. Cows and heifers were in pretty
fair demand at about steady prices and
the same was true of stockera and feed
ers. Tha average quality of the cattle
was pretty oommon. but there were 'some
beef steers here good enough to b In g 38.10.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves. 37.06140; fair to good OMvas.
37.3f?.H0; common to fair beeves.
t.36; good to choice heifers, W.2MH.00;
good to choice cows. ..t.0; fair to
good cows. 6.2Wf6.0) common to fslr
cows, 34.261 25; good to choice t"?.
37.OOfry7.3o; fair to good feeders, "Vfl
tOO; common CO fair feedora, 36.601.60.
good to choice stockers. ft tl .; slock
heifers. 36.7tj7.00; stock cows. .".
stock calves, 36.607.76; val oaWes. 37.00
tj.7t; bulls, stags, etc., .i-,iv.'-
Bepresentauve saiea.
HEEF STEERS.
Ko.
10 ,
I
,
24
14
It
14
14
1
3
4
11
3
3
3
1
3
1
1
A v. rr. NO. rr.
,.M ID "
Is 7 0 7 '
TT1 1 17 W '
.I IMI T 4-1 37 Ul i J
,.lll) t io H"" I J
:.imi in i ;; ;
i.M I k 3t im 7
,.U7 II
COWS.
.. 4 31 1.
M 13 1,
. . se 6 it t.
..10 IN 12.
., M IK i
H EIFBR8.
.. 4.
.. til 4 71 T.
BULIifl.
..lis in 1
..law 4o l
CALVE8. ....1110 t Tf
....110 I M
.... swi I st
....1141 M
.... 6
.... W7 4
....11 40
....1(1 4 1
.... IN TW
.... Ml I M
10 M l
tao I M I
1..
u w
jt wu- vu AND FEHDERH
7 1 "44 4
4..
T. i Im ( M 7
I 7 I II
t ra t U
IM 1 U
7 is
HI 14
HOOS Supplies were almost as large
as on either Tuesday or Wednesday and
" I nronnrtlons for a
Thursdsy, arrivals being estimated at 247
caxs. or U.4O0 head. Total for the four
daya of . naan im m.
2 (mo head as oomparea wun iaei
and 6, smaller than two weeks ago.
but larger than last year uy ''"V
Shippers dupllcatea yeaioruej. .
formance when they started out early
buying everything they could get their
hands on at 10c higher prices. They
made the big end of their purchases at
3xuk0.10, aa agalnat a range or ,'-'
100 lor their orovee t'i"--operated
heavteat on early rounds, of
course, but stsyed In the market unUl
the finish. . ,
The fart is that the general rnarket
was almost an exact reproduction of
Wednesday's. Packers took a little mora
time about getting started today, but
when they finally got going outside com
petition waa so strong that In a great
many rases they had to outbid shippers.
First hogs bought by killers were pos
sibly no more than a dime higher, but
aa a general thing their droves were put
up at a lowl&c advance, and towards the
finish they paid a (1st 16c higher In a
good many cases. After It onco got
started trade was fully aa active aa yea.
terday's and a good clearance was made
by 10 o'clock.
The biggest string landed at 300, while
bulk was quotable at 37.MpS06.. and the
top touched 3 16. a flat 16c higher than
yesterday's best price. Current valuea
are 16q'-uc, and In most eases ion, higher
than the close of last week. The up
turn is most noticeable on lights.
Representative sales:
No. At. M. IT. Ns. Av. ga. Tr.
xa tat ... T at II ll ... T H
It IM ... 1 W 7t Ul M f M
7i i ... k ft ... I ia
T Mi KO IK M Ml ... 1
M 14) ... 3 1 17 ... 3 14
PIGS.
..' U ... 1 10 24 11 ... t I
101 U ... I SO t 133 ... I 0
SHEEP Supply figures dropped to a
tery moderate notch today, when only
about taenty-elght cars, or head,
were received. This ia the smallest run
of the week to date, and considerably
smaiier tnan for any Thursday In re
cent weeks. The four days' supply to
tals 34.41(4 head, being 40iO smaller, but
almost 2.600 larger than two weeks ago.
Cattle.
. 4 .T
.. 6.721
. 4.19
. 4.0
,! .4M
7H.4M 44. M4
n w is
7.I7 .IM
tl.OHS 44.114
M.4U M.MJ
I iom. iitiia.MSM.iiFii.-mijimiwii
rh. iTT iahhT Ti TTm i M J "
Ken. 17 g 7f ( Ml ""l ! E ! 2
reb. a. I r -vsi 4 ! i im t k o:. t w
h. 4 '. T ei-V, 1 171 T i) I 7 0'
Feb. e l . 74 Ml T 8Ht 06 t W
and a gain of 2. If" over the same das
of last year.
The lamb Irade opened out In pretty
good season on a generally stendy Imsls.
The rrsrket waa a feat urcloi-s artiilr.
iiuallty being on the w hokp poorer tlian
most previous daya of the week. The
21100 quotation was retained on Mrxl
cane. but the general run of prices
showed the falling off In quality plainly.
Today's trade makes the fourth one of
steady prices, and rurrent quotations
are very little different from last Fri
day's figures. The merket had a
stronger tone early In the week, al
though there waa no quotable advance
In prices, while yesterday the tendency
waa. If anything, easier.
Aa compared with total receipts ewe
supply waa verv fair, but prices held
about steady. For the third time In
three days Relmont s good fed westerns
dy Hflmonl i loft! 1 wmiwih
27. TO. while a decent kind of west
mane i.., wniie a aeoeni aino or wrat-
ems made 7 (M. and Melcana that had .
the much desired light weight, but did
II"". tall I IV UV IIIUI II BIT-fSII "tilt Cl
27. .
A new high mark for feeding lambs
was aet today when a bunch of I'taha
sold at 210 00. The eagerness of buyers
of feeding and shearing lamha to pay
almost fat lamb prices continues to bo
the feature of the trane.
Quotations on sheen and lamha: Iimha.
good to choice. 210 km II 00: lambs, fair
to good. 210. iMr10.ro; lambs, clipped, 2S.U0
A . A V". . f . La .A .k.l.u liuk, 1
$0 Jf uS.Tf.; yearllnga, fair to choice heavy.
$ 0"Vr9.2.; wethera. fair to choice. 27 IS
tiH.OO; ewes, good to choice. 7.40jj'7.70;
ewes, fair to good. ttt.R0O7.40.
Representative sales:
No.
Av.
. VSt
. 77
. 7!
. a'.
. 70
. M
.llH
. 7J
. hi
. 41
. 74
, wt
. 90
Pr.
7 70
W T
lo 7"
t
10 r
10 f
7 4!
10 M
frd ewea
I M7 Idaho Iambi
! idrtho lambs
culla
M4 Idnho feeder lambes
H Idaho feeiler lambs
114 fed ewea
12 fed lambs
241 Utah feeder lambs .,
V cull feeder iambs
IN Mexican lambs
2.1 feeder lamb
34! Mexican ewes ........
10
to Oil
11 01
lo 70
7 f
tHICAOO DTK STOCK
HIAHHKT
Cattle Irregelar llega laaettled .
ghee Firm.
CHICAGO. Feh. 17.-CATTLK Receipts,
3,000 head; market Irregular; native beef
cattle. t "4i9.; weatern steers. W Wxl
H.JS; stockers and feeutrs. 2n.0ii7..IO; cows
and heifers. t:.!6flH !; calves, 8.7Mfll.2i
HOGS Receipts, sa.li0 head; market un
settled. llc advance partly lost; early
lop, tf0. was highest point of years;
bulk, tt.luflS.3;p; IlKlit. 27.SOpjjs.40: mlied.
tK.iti8 46; heay. t.0.'PtH.4h; rough, ts ovffp
3 IN; pigs, fvtMj 1.40.
BHEEP AND l.A MRS Receipts. 10 000
head; market flnn; wethera. 7.761f8.20;
ewes, tr.&0ia.2S; lainhpi, 2.W 11.60.
glaag City 14 ve Stock Market.
HIOUX CITY. Feb. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.700 head; market, firm; native
steers, t.fiBf'7.7r. : butchers, t6.00ti.Hl; cows
and heifers t4.(Kkftl.0; stockers and feed
era, 3u.0iW7.3O; bulls, stags, etc, 34.7nO
4.60.
HOn.t-Recelpta. 12.000 bead; market W
16o higher; heavy, 3.xw 16; mixed, 37.90
ti; light, t7.7tG7.W; bulk of sales, 37.85
il OK
SHEEP AND T.AM RR Receipts. l.Wfl
head; market steady; ewes, tT.7.vrN.W;
lambs. tO.ftO. ,
gt. Lonla Live. Stork Market.
PT. LOUIS, Feb. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipt a, f.iViO; market strong; native beet
steers, 37. ft WW 60; yearling steers and
heifers, 3..60p1T.RO; cowa, 3A.rmtt7.Mt:
stockers and feeders, 1.60T.2:, Texas and
Indian ateers, 36.2T'fl.0ii; cowa and heifers,
t4.oupfi4.CO: native calves. tHOmtt 10.75.
HOOH Receipts. 14.000 head; market
kl.l... . I . llki. C C.W..U IK. . I .4
and butchers. j-Kpjti f0;' good heavy, 33. 4j
t!.M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2600
head: market etrong: yearling wethera.
t" ofvfno.00; lambs, t!00pfjril.&0; ewes, XI 60
tin.co.
Kansas City Live gtoek Market.
KANSAS CTTT. Mo.. Feh. 17. CATTLR
Receipts, 3.600 head; market strong;
prime fed steers, 3K.4V1.00; dressed beef
ter iP.w.iu fir.. ....... -r.Aa.
3 16: stockers and fdera. 30 OOifT.'Js; bulls,
j.i.amje.60; csjves, i.iptTn.tiu.
1 1 CM IS Receipts, ttead; market
higher; bulk of aalea, 37.IVVtiS.3n; heavy,
3S.1O0J3.SO; packers and butchers. tSOO
3.2f: light, 37.W-tr4. 10; nlga, 1,ru7ft6.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpta, 2,400
head: market lower; lambs, 310 4nf ll.no;
yearllnga, f . WpfMO.OO; wethers, 37.7i'xfS.a6;
ewes, 37.ttklf7.7t.
t. Joseph Lira Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. F"eb. 17. CATTLB Re
ceipts, 1,700 head; market strong; steers,
37.pw.2fi cows and heifers, 4.00t)4.60;
calves, 34.0HPtrio.60.
IHH1S Receipts. 11.000 head: market
higher; top, I ;W; bulk of pales, KW..
np 1 1 Ann iiAStio- tiefjeipia,
head; market steady; lambs, 10.60tT11.00.
Stock In aigiht.
Receipts of lira stock at th five prin
cipal western markets:
came. nosa. nneep.
Sioug City
1.700
.. 2.6110
.. 3.600
.. i.OfiO
.. 4.200
1.600
Kansas city ...
St. Louis .......
t.fl
2,600
lO.flno
4,600
Chicago .........
Omaha
Totals
!kkw vomT
UM0 84,600 23.100
GENERAL MARKET
qoetatlens of tkei Day oa Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-FLOUR-L'nset-
tlod.
WHEAT-Spot. easy; No. X hard. $1 .38;
No. 1 durum. 31.48:. No. 1 northern. Du-
luth, 3160. and No. 1 northern, Manitoba,
l.67i. r. 0. b New york Kutures, easy;
May, 11. 8714.
CORN Spot market, easy; No. I yel-
OATS Spot, steady; standard. 64iifMdc.
low, Wio, o. 1. f.. New York.
HAY-Steady; No. 1. $1.26fll.S0; No. 1,
$1.17Vt1.22H.
HOPS Hieady; state, common to choice,
IKl.V irit27c; 1H14. ttjOo; Pacific coast, 1916,
12tl6c: 1!4. SpfflOc.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. tl832c; Central
America, 110.
LEATHER-FIrm; hemlock, firsts, SJif
ow, peconoa, hat.
PROVIBIONS-Pork. steady; mesg, 321.40
tZSOO; family, 321.6ixapn.60; short clear.
fJOOHpfrU 60. Beef, steady; mesa, $17.'KKit
17 60; family, lis pWIIW. Iard, easy: mid
dle west. 3IO.2Ti4i.10 36.
TALLOW Uulet ; city, 314o; country,
Wr; special. '4C.
BUTTER Firm; receipts, 7,171 tubs;
creamery extras, avwx:; nrsts, aupg4o
seconds. 27(ti2o.
EV1S Unsettled; receipts. 10.633 cases:
fresh gathered, eVtras, 7646c; extra
firsts. 244T4c; rirsta, zTav; seconds,
CHEBfiF-8teady; receipts. t.ll$ boxes;
state, wnoin mug. flats, nein, colored,
specials, lM'c; same, white. 18c; same,
colored, average fancy. 18c: same, white.
17r; flata, current make, specials, 17c;
seme average run. 17ft I7n.
POTTLTRT Dresaed, strong; chickens,
1'V(i2tc: fowls, 14t20c; turkeys, 2ifi,Hic;
alive, weak; no prices established, hold
ers asking aa follows: Chickens, 16c1;
fowls, le''pi 17c; turkeys. 20c,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17. CTiFFKrJ There
was a less active demand In the market
for coffee future here today, while there
a Plies red to be more disposition to take
profits after the recent sharp advances
and pr4rea eased off In consequence. The
opening was at a decline of 4 to 11 points
In reaponse to less favorable cables from
Brazil hut there was a good deauaud
around tha Initial nrtcea and thai r'u u
rallied to about laet night 1 closing fig-1
urea ouring tne eariy trading, with May
selling at 1112c and December at l.3c. or
Into new high ground for the season.
Offerings Increased around these figures
snd the market later eased off, with May
selling down to c. and lieceitiber to 8-2ic.
Closing prices ware 3 to 16 points net
lower. Bales, 67.0m bags. February, 7. Mr;
Maroh. 7 Vir: April. TK-'c; May, 7 7o; June,
8Hr; July, Ids.-. August, 8 lie; September,
.14c; I h toiler, gl;; November, 8.23c; Iie
rember, 8.25c; January, 8 2So. Spot, steady;
Rio 7e. 4c; Santos 4a. bM.n. A fair busi
ness waa reported In ths spot market
hero, hill the coat and freight situation
waa still unsettled, and It seemed difficult
to obtain representative quotations. The
official cables reported a decline of t-32d
In the rate of Rio exchange on Ixndon,
with the Rio market 60 re is lower and
Santos unchanged. Santos reported a
clearance of 2t.0O0 bags for New York.
Omaka
Hay
Market.
OMAHA, Feb. 17 PRAIRID HAY
Choke upiand. 810 0ijraU 6or No. 1. tuit'tt
10 110; No. 2. 7 6ifTH&0: No. 3, $5 6o"!7 611.
Choice midland. ! .fsiflo.0O; No. 1, tOi-i
60; No. 2. t4 6po 60; No. 8, 16 Vi Ml.
Ohnlce lowland. 3a.d0; No. 1, 17 bpku (w, No.
2, ! 64'7 iO; No. 2. 34.0UG..V.
STRAW Choice wheat. $i.00r36.50; choice
oat or rye. $6.uiti.60.
ALFA I. FA Choice. $14.01314 60. No. 1.
tW'd'WM. No. X tl.OIV(tai.tjO; No. 3, $7 00
UV0I.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Demand for Wheat ii Active nd
Pricei Range Unchanged to a
Cent Higher.
CORN RULES FAIRLY STRONG
OMAHA. February 17. m.
Csah wheat was generally stronger,
ranging from unchanged to a cent higher.
The nemaml for wheat was qiili active
and the sales were fairly heavy.
The corn market was pretty strong but
the cash demand waa rather alow and the
MP, w,re comparatively light. Corn
m.ih v.. ,,.k..j Ci.k.. v.
ruled from im.h.nnri t i higher
bulk of the sales going at lo advance.
oats ranged generally from unchanged
to higher.
fats receipts were fair and there was
'od demand for this cereal.
The demand for rye wss moderate and
the market remained practically un
changed. Barley was quoted at unchanged prices.
t'leamnrea of wheat and flour were
e iual to 7K000 bu.; corn, 4:aJ.00O bu.; oats.
:i7.04) bu..
At Liverpool wheat closed lHd higher;
corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat reoelnta van 1 fmt flnn
mi. ana shipments TO7.000
bu.. against
receipts of ,() bu,
nd shipments of
, bit. laet year.
iTtmarv corn reeelnts were lftM.OO bu.
and shipments m.Oiio bu., against receipts
of TSO.OiiO bu. and shipments of 474,O0) bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 4a2.no bu.
and shipments 711,ono bu., against recelpu
of 729.0K) bu. and shipments of 497,000 bu.
last year.
CARLOT RBX'F.IPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Osta.
fhlcaao ....
..144
414
liMlmieapolls
Duluth
lomaha
1 Kansas Oty
... 22
...H'7
...144
...1?4
104
74
44
11
40
. ot. iiti a
Wlnnleg ! 290
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. II.Mc!
1 car, $1.23. No. 2 hard winter: 2 cars.
31.21; 3 cars. 31.20; csre. 3120; 4 cars,
31. ; 3 care, $l.l; T ears, 3)1.1. N. 4
hard winter: 1 car. i.iiaj; I cars, 'p.
3 cars. 31.1W; 3 cars, 31.14; 1 rar, $1.12.
Sample hard winter: I cara, $1.07; 1 ce-.
31.04; 1 csr, 3106; 3 ears. 31 01; 4 cars. Pec;
2 cars. Wc. No. 4 spring: l car. iui r.o.
1 durum: 1 car, 31.20. No. 4 durum:
sack a. 31.10. No. 3 mixed: 1 car. i.i: t
car, 3)1.18. No. 4 mlpd durum: 1 car, $1.14.
Jiic. No. 4: 1 car. SWc. oc:i
Rye No. 3: 1 car, 3C. Mo. : car, wva.
No. 4: 1 car. 9oc.
Barley No. 3: 1 car, 470. No. 4: 1 car.
44c. Sample: 1 car. 4214c. .
Corn No, I white: 1 ear. ewj. dno.
white: 3 cars, 47c. No. 3 white: 4 cars.
4,'lc; 3 cars. 3c; 1 oar. 41c. No. 4 white:
1 car. 6of4c; 1 car. 660. No. 4 yellow; 3
cars. pSHVto; 1 car, !tc; 1 car, S7c. No.
yellow: cars, 4Sc; 1 car, 2c. No. 4
yellow: 1 oar, 40c; 1 rar, 1 car. 6e.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 4vc: No. 4 mixed:
T cars, 4tiVe; T cars, "Stic. No. t mixed: 1
car, 6lc; 6 cars, 40c; 1 car. 69Hj; 3 cars,
iXc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 6tcs I csr, 67c,
2 cars, 6Vc; 3 cara. 6c; 1 car, 66c; 3
cars, tuc. Sample white: 1 car, $7Mic; 1
cara, 4t)c. Sample yellow: 1 rar (white
mixed!, I!V; 1 car, 47c; 1 cara, 45c; 1
car, 40c: 2 oars, Sac; 3 cars, 37c. Sample
mixed: 3 cars, 4ie: 1 car, 87c. Oats No. t
white: 11 cars (choice!. 47c; 1 car, 460:
t cars, 46Wc No. 4 white: 1 car, 46o; I
cars, 44Vc. Sample: I cars, 43c.
omana Caah Prices neat: No. 1 hard,
1 1.224 1.24; No. 3 hard, 31171-Mtl.21: No. 4
hard. 11.11171.17; No. 2 spring. $1. 2291. 26;
No. 2 spring, 31.1pVpi1.22, No. 2 durum,
!l.lit1.2ip; No. 3 durum, tl l'tpl If. sam
ple. iHVsiPjil.o;. Corn: No. 3 white,
Sc; No. 4 white. 46V44TW7c; No. t white.
wtui;i'; No. 4 wnlte. u'aoc: No. 3 yel
low. aOHtjTOc; No. 4 yellow. tffiHr; No.
6 yellow, 2vi'!tf ; No. I yellow. 6KP
one: No. 8 mixed, OSKfWrijC ; No. 4 mixed,
tKMrAA; No. 6 mixed. MH'aOOc; No. 4
mixed, MTJItc; sample, wid, 'c. nets:
No. I white, 4THlit7', standard, owtir;
No. 8 white. 4fllvpj47o; No. 4 white, 44S,p
4iV. Barley: Malting. 44-tfc; No. 1 feed.
Krf66c. Rye: No. 2, tXi'Jlc; No. 3. 309
9le.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan Bryan, stock and grata .
brokers. u soum bixteentn street.
Omaha.
Artlcle Open. High.
l,ow. I Close I Yee'y.
Whea3
May.
1 31 -OK
1 21S
1 24y
1 28'All 8OI4S
1 22 J I 22s 1 23Vfc
.July.
1 23t4el
1 24'4l
Corn. I
May.lTTpTBi
Jul v. 7vpai
804
I TTfaiTitlTa, 79S
V7SHaii
Oats, i 1
I
May.4IKUH
July. I 46V
4l
4s;49''t?,,
4N 4a
47
i-ors.
May. 120 7-r
2071 20 70 1 20 70 20 34
21 00 I 20 72l 20 72V! 20 37H
10 46 ' 10 I2HI 10 2? J 10 40-42
10 lu 40 J 10 40 J 10 40
July. 21 00
Lara.
May.
10 4A
.(ul v.
10 424
Ribs.
May,
July
11 46
11 76
11 1 H 60 I 11 60 1 11 (
4714
11 77HI 11 40 I 11 40 I 11 72
CHICAGO tiRAIW AND imOVI$10N$
real a ree of tka Tradlngr aad rtoalagr
Prices oa Board of Trade. .
CHICAGO, Feb. 17,-Estlmates that
Argentine shipments had trebled lq vol
ume, as compared with a week ago, gave
control of the wheat market today to
the bears. Prices closed heavy, T4c to 140
net lower, with May at $l.Mt1.2av4 and
July at 31.22V Other speculative articles,
too, shewed a setback corn, Sc to Stp
Sc; oats, '40 to lViyle, and provisions,
12'to to 26c.
Reports of big shipments of wheat
from Argentina were accompanied by ad
vices that Australian shipments would
slso be substantially enlarged. The ef
fect waa to wipe out speedily all trace
of an advance which had taken place
here In the first part of the session and
to send the market later almost uninter
ruptedly down grsde. It waa said In thla
connection tbat Franca and Italy had
made special freight arrsngementg to
provide transportation for largo amounts
of wheat already . under contract In
Argentina.
Hessian fly danger waa chiefly re
sponsible for a temporary bulge at the
outset In the value of wheat. According
to a leading crop expert, th peat has'
spread westward in Kansas over an Im
portant wheat-producing territory.
Coarse gralna eased off with wheat.
At first, however, com showed an ad
vance. Influenced to some extent by com
plaints of dry weather In Argentina. Oat
were bearlahly affected late In the day
by word of Canada offering oats freely
to the east for shipment at the opening
of navigation.
Provisions weakened under heavy sell.
Ing by longs. Higher prices oa hogs
caused an upturn, but not of a lasting
sort. New export business waa noticeably
small.
Chlrsgo cash Prices Wheat: No. I red
ll.SMVfii :"; No. I red. 1.2trl.2f; No. 3
hard. $l.W; No. 3 hara. 31.2--W 1 .30. Corn:
No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 4 yellow, TsCtc
No. 4 white, 7'.xtr7:n4c. Oats: No. t white
4ti''?i47c: standard, 4SVitVp0c. Rye: No. 2.
!.! Barley, Wir7Hc. Seeds: Tlmothv.
3".fpfr 00; clover. 3lO.0flifli8.60. Provisions'
Pork. tl.orfta0.60; Isrd, tl0.34; ribs. 110 75
j1l 2.-..
POULTRT-Allve, lower; fowl. He;
springs, 17c.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 24tM2e.
POTATOES lxwer; receipts ) cars
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and Da
kota whites, 36P-41 11.02; Minnesota and
Dakota Ohlos, acinic.
KiiOri Higher; ivcipts l.99casea; firsts.
n'li'-'IVic: ordinary firsts, sunJuc; at.
mark cases Included, lu'lc.
Mlaneapols Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feh. 17. WHEAT
Msy. tl.27Sfl-1.2714: July. $1 '4. Cash: No.
1 hard. $1 3f4; No. 1 northern, tl.JSSI
1.22; No. 2 northern. $1 fll 20S..
FlaOUR Fancy patents, 7.10; first
clears, 36 80; aecnnd rleara, unchanged.
BAULKY -4Wt7Sc.
RVl'-W,fr(ll4c.
BRAN Ilium! 21 00
COlfN No. 3 yellow, 77flp71e.
OATS No. 3 white. 45W'046e.
FTA X F E ED-$2. MVtOt .87 aj.
Kanaaa City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 17.-WHEAT-No.
t hard. $1 22471. 29; No. 3 red. $l.2ofl.;
May. tl lHt; July. tl.WU.
CORN-N0. 2 mixed. 71c: No. 1 white.
71tr71Hc: No. 2 yellow. ;2p6r73c; Msy,
734c; July. 74Hc.
OATS No. t white. 4lfl 50c; No. I mixed.
41 47c
BUTTER Creamery. 30c; flrat. 28cj
seconds. 34c; packing, Vt
EiiOS Flrsta, Kic; aocoUiia, too.
POULTRY Hens, 14c; turkey. 80c;
springs, lo.
1
t. I.oals r.rala Market.
ST. I1UI8. Feb. 17 WHEAT No. 1
red. tl-33; No. 3 hard, nominal; May.
ii Juy- ti.is.
XRN No. 2. 7c; Vo. J w hite, 74', ;
May, 77c: July, 77ft77'.p. ,
O.ITS-No. X 47'ji.c. No. : h:te, if'jc.
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