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TUB BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1! lOUi. 15 s FOR HENT FURNISHED Apartment .nd Hoow. II oases. 8Jf HtU'Tll TMh St., rra. all ""'.' 1 S. a th 81 , 7 rm . nil mod., fTS.w. N. SXh St. (1st floor), 6 rms.. lart mod , $21.60. . . ?w2 Chlcn St.. ( rm., part mod.. WO. Ii9 Irfithrop St.. 6 rm., nil men., sis. 1 N. ?Mh St.. rms.. mod. fx. ht ti 1771 tka m rmi. nert mod $14. 24 SAhler St.. 6 rrnn., port mod.. $13. K1RKKTT A COMPANY 423P.ee Bldg. L?"?l!,-5?i VERY deilrnbld, strictly modern 6-room cottage I'hone Harney 11. FOR RENT HOUSES west. MSF.-lloti.M, all modern home, within easy walking distance of lth and Far nam streets. This house will be redec orated and put In first-class rondltlon for responsible tenant. For further par ticulars rail THE BYRON REED COM PANT. 212 S. 17th St.. Omaha. Neb. Doug. 397, KOR RENT. 2632 Harney St.. mod.. ' lo-room brick house. Hot water beat. Inquire T. J. O'Brien. Tel. H. 1094; DJM. A STRICTLY all nu-oern steam-heated 7-room cottage Ht J16 Jackson St.. 3-6; near Farnam school. Call Tyler 16U1. bargain' avn.rfom house with. garage Cathedral district, liarney vj 8-R. liouso. Bieepl iV porch; Field Club Dint. 90 8. SMh A K. Harney 3K24. North. CLEAX. newly decorated, 8 room, mod ern except heat; good neighborhood; reduced to $30. 519 corny Ht. veo. e.jn. roamlni house. 10 room, modern 2414 Cas St., 40.UO. Benson A Myers Co., 424 Omaha Nat 1 Bunk Bldg. 1M5 ( 5 RANT ST. T-r. com., modern, $26. T. F. Hall. 433 Ramge Bids;. Doug. 7408. ia N. JSTH AVE. Call Webster 4600. room house $10. "oath. 8-ROOM borne In llanecom Park district, 11. IB Georgia, Ave., with garage; nloely decorated, excellent condition; $25. HASTINGS A HEYDEN, 1614 Harney. DESIRABLE 6-rooni cottage, modern ex cept furnace. 628 8. Uth Avt. Hlxen- baufrh. D. 4236. FOR KfcNT-Acw, modern, 6-room cot tage, nicely decorated, 2th and A. South liWt. SIX-ROOM, modern, one block from car Una. 1910 Kim. E. Karsch. u. iwi. Mlacellaneoua. a-R.. 1W04 Davennort St.. W. Farnam. -r.. HA N. 15th St.. modern $13 8-r.. 424 N. 17th St.. mod. ex. ht 30 6-r.. Shelbv Court, mod. ex. heat 1 4-r., 612 N. 2Sth St 12 PETERS TRl'ST CO., DOUO. m. Jf'OR OAKliKXINO AND POULTRY 4-r., downtown, colored; 112. Also a 2 and a 3 (like bungalow) and ACRE (IHOL'ND, 'to and $7. Also 6-r., Cali fornia 'bungalow and acre, 114. Tel. l2107. Evenings, Wal. ZA7. IIOL7SKH KOR RENT. CRE1GH. SONS CO. 608 BEB BLDG. DOUG. 200. FOR RENT AP'TS AND FLATS West. , APARTMENTS. ' 6-r., Georgia, 1040 Georgia. Ave $.T7.W 4-r., Flo-Lea. 20th and Capitol Ave..$i5-$40 4-r., Ho-U, first floor $:,7.50-$aa.i0 PETKRS TRUST CO.. DOUG. M. VERY choice 4 or 6-room steam heated . apartment, on West Karnam St. . JOHN W. ROBB1NS. 1H02 KARNAM 8T. MODKUN 6-room apartment, including sleeping porch. Well located, liarney 1I9. ' . - , South. NORMAND1K APARTMENT Park Ave. and Pacific, fine first floor apartment, ' constating of large reception hall, very ' large living room, dining room, two big bedrooma and bath, large kitchen, pan .' try, closets, maid's room. One of the :. 4est arranged apartments in the city. immediate possession. Price $60 per mo. - - - D. V, 8 HOLES CO., M6-M City Nat l Bank Bldg. Doug. 40. FIATS "l-r ?Utf Leavenworth, mod. ex. ht IK b-r., Shelby Court, closo In, mod. ex. ht. 14 - 6-rM li S. 10th, 2d floor, mod. ex. ht... 12 3-r., 720 S. 2Kth St., near Leav. St 13 PETKR3 TRUST CO.. DOyO. 9g. " . SliVE-ROOM steam heated apartment. .' very desirable; the Chula Vista, SOth and Poppleton Ave., $42.60. S4 Bran dels Theater Bldg. Doug. 1571. . .. Mlaeellaiaieoasw - WARM. COZY APARTMENT. ' Fin apartment of four rooms and bath, nicely decoiated, oak finish, steam heat, janitor service; every thing flrst-daas. Bee it and you will tali it. . $KXTT HILL CO., . Douglaa ion. ' MONTH FREE RENT. ,: CLOSE-IN APARTMENT. 3-r. and bath, apartment, brick; mod. rxcept heat; good neighborhood; $ii.60. u. K. BUCK, 1S Omaha Nat. !.. 6m MOVING AND STORAGE 7 GLOBE VAN & STOKAGE Hlores. moves, packs, ships; 3-horse an and 2 men, $1.26 per hour; storage, i per month. Satisfaction guaranteed. ouditBm and Tylor 230. OMAHA Truck. Van and Storage Co.. moving, packing, storage and shipping, bone Douglas 1496. GORDON VAN CO. Packing, storage and mov ing. 21 U. N. Uth St- Phone Douglaa 3H or liarney 1967. FIDELITY IvtNTAL HhRVlCU FltEE Phone DoukIss for complete list of vaca:v. huusea and apartments; also for ttomte, moving. Into snd Jackson ets " Fi rEpkoo Fw aR EH Separate, locked rmmi, for household timus snd piano; moving, packing; and (lllppltlK. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE- CO.. . S. lth St. Douglas 41t I (' tj.h'Pn Express Co. Moving. O. V. IMlsLiU .packing and storage. - 1207 Farnam 8t. Doulus 614tL FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY tore. ... kjuh.cv viviu luuiii, eiieiviiia, cuuu- ters, living rooms, low rent, good lo cation, 4.1 and I. South Omaha. J. Casey. Also 7-room modern home. cMALL store room; very uesirable; rent ,-0; 1620 Case St. CONRAD YOUNG, 3i2 Brandels Theater. Douglas 1S71. bloKE KuuMS at lvus-lsll Farnam u Thus. F. Hail. 4aj Ramge Bid. U. 740. WANTED TO RENT lafaralsbed Honses. CAN WE DELIVER? YES. SIR. if you have a good houae and want to rent it tell us. Thoa. L. McGaxry, Keelme Bldg. Red 444. Baslneas Property. !.' ANTED A good location for a first class pool hall. Address Y 249, Be. REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED Wt. West Farnam 7 Rooms Modern $3,500. Only two blocks from the corner of 40th and Farnam. Lp-10-t he-rum uta square two-story houae, finished In the finest of quarter-sawed oak. On full " lot, with the paving paid In full. Houae is Just newly decorated and In apple-pl ordt-r. Her Is one of the must com fortable homes we know of, in a loca tion the equal of any in the city, at price lor less than you could build a ' houa for. it s a snap. Act quickly. . Armstrong-Walsh Co., ' Tyler 1638. Keelln Bldg. REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED West, WALKING DISTANCE. This strictly modern. H-room houae and garaae with cement drive, right In town, has been put on the market for SM. It eho.ild sell for $o,000. Why not buy this and gain what the owner loses? If not wanted a a home, this would make a good Investment. PAYXH INVESTMENT t'DMPAST, 6th Floor Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg., Douglas 17SL fH0 CASH Will bur brand new all modern bun galow, just finished, at SMh and How ard St H. A. WOLF, 614 Wsre P-lk. Pong, f. WILL, take general contract for your new home and relieve you or an oeian and worry. Will work out a plan to suit. " Phone Benson 111 F. 8. Trul Unger, North. NEAR 17TH AND LAIRD. Brand new bungalow; rooms all large: t rooms finished In oak. with oak floors throughout; beam ceilings, bookcases and many other special features; $ moms on second floor, unfinished; east front lot; 1 block to car; V00 cash, rest monthly. RASP BROS. Doug. M3S. BEAUTIFUL PRAIRIE PARK 2!U Ames Ave., 7 large rooms, bath and sleeping porch, screens and storm aaah throughout; south front, fine shad and hedge. $100 rash and $40 monthly, from responsible party. Keys at my resi dence. B. 3. Scannell, 270$ Fowler Ave, Phones Doug. 88 or Colfag 611. WINTER. BARGAIN. Almost new ft-room, strictly modern house, oak, birch and maple finish; also garage; corner lot, paved street, car line, near 2utu and Fort; only $3,200. Act quick. TERPENS. T6 Omaha Nat. Bk. D. ?12. MuuKh.N, 7 rooms, & closets, bath room. Santry with built-in china closet, large nsement. hot and cold water, H acre of ground, well, set to fruit. Phone Benson 63-W or call at 8J00 N. 67th St. GOOD IlOlIE -room bungalow, all modern, 41 o North 21 st, Phons owner, Colfax TKi. CHOICK 5-roorn cottuae. modern ex. fur nace: furniture, too, If desired; cheap. See R. H. Ianderyou, 202 Nsville Blk. Tel P. 676. FOR SAIE Strictly modern, 11-room house; hot water heat; south front lot. Price. I7.OH0. phone Douglas lsia. Toutk. 7-ROOM strictly modern home at 63 8. 27th St. Harney 1. llseellaBesM. ONE ACRE well improved; neat, nearly new 6- rooms and bath; very large attic. floored for 2 large rooms: full base ment, best furnace; all kinds fruit and berries: equipped for chicken ranch finest view in city, also, cheapest acre orrerea. rrloe, X4.Z&0; 11,000 cash, bai ance like rent. Have two standing of fers at above price with $600 down, but owner must have $1,000 down to swing deal; 2H blocks from best car line. For further information. PHonc Doueles 1510. or call aulte 702-4 Keellne Bldg.. 17th and Harney. Wlll- iniii Coliax. -ROOM BARGAIN NEW. -ROOM, 2- BTORY HOUSE, NEAR CAR. A SNAP AT $.1,400; REASONABLE PAYMENTS. BENSON ft CARMICHAEU DOUGLAS 1722. 642 FAXTON BLK. MY NEW HOME, f large rooms, sun p. and s. porch, fireplaces In 1. rm. and bed rm. Hard wood throughout. Stucco. You'll like It. Phone D. 2&1, after $ p. in. eaJl Wal. 991. MODERN HOME Cheap and on easy terms If taken at once; new 7-room house, built for home; oak floors and finish: strictly modern; large corner lot. Call H. 2m ACREAGE I have for sale 1, 1W. 3. 4Vi. 6 and two 10-acr tracts. Prices right on all. Some Improved. Bee me. Phone Doug. 1610. William Colfax, 8ulte 70S-4 Keellne Bldg. FOR BALE Omaha inoome property. $1,440 per year. Always rented. Pric $14,000. Term. Address me, 40 X. 14th St., Unlyarslty Plac. Neb. FIRE and tornado Ins. Myrtle Deuel, iUI N. 23d. Phon Colfax 106Z after 11 a. to. REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED Wtlt, , SEE ME for acreage; have choic tracts nortn or riorence. k. 11. Landeryou. M Neville Blk.. Tel. Doug. 67M. North. . THREE 60-foot lots near Franklin school for $l,lbO bargain. Will sell cua- ratelv for X4A0 earh OEOROB Q. WALLACE.' Keelln Bldg. BARGAIN 23th Ave., near Yates; lot. 61x110 feet; make offer. GRIM MEL, 4 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. 8 LOTS S. hi. coiner 4.th and iiinimet, $1U0 eacn. r-none r lorence .v24. ota. 100 Beautiful Homes are being: planned 'r Mlnne Lusa this year. The most woi., -rful develop ment ever seen In Omaha v ' take plao there. YOU can make money buying a lot or two NOW on asy tt.s. CHARLES W. MARTIN A CO., Owners. mllm mm. VACANT LOTS If you contemplate building a home this spring, do not fall to se us. W have a list of oho'o vacant lota la both north and west parts of the city, A. P. TUKET A SON, Tel. Doug. c. itsi-4 w. u. w. Bldg; TWO ACRES, olos la. ILIUffanT othsf acreage, o to v. no uaas, rat' teraon, Dougla 2)MT. REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGES IMPLEMENT STOCK WANTED. Will trad well Improved 176-acre farm in western lowa lor good clean atuuk of hardware or implement. Prefer eastern Nebraska or western Iowa lo cation. Address B. C. Hynea, 6324 Flor- ence mvo., umaJia, jveD. Will exchange two business lots clear of encumbrsni e, corner of 4th snd Sew ard. Price 1 32.MM, for house of equal value. J. B. ROBINSON. 442 Be. D. 8097 4-ROOM house with 60-ft. lot: mort gage $l,luo; will trade equity for 444 Olid-hand Ford car. bee ua at -one. 3. P. BUST W ICK A SON. 8u0 Be Bldg. LAND for city properly. W hav 2 or $ well-improved farms In central Ne. braska to exchange lor Omaha nruDertr. Write us or. call. Lila ard F. Wlulama Co. D. S.V.2. Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldg. o FOR SALE or trade, 76 acres good land near county seat for Oiuaha property or acreage: So'Jth Side preferred. Write particulars. Cyrus Wright, H. a, Marsb- fleld. aio. kl'rtl'UBAN home with $ acres iroun valued at $.f"0. Want horn In tb city, w. II. UATK, M7 Oma h a Nat. Bank Bid g. FOR SALE or trade, 6-room houa and lot at Burweii, Neo. win take in good car. K. W. Oruber. Ord. Neb. TJuslNEfiS prorirty, $1.0u0 annual reotaC for ama.ll farm. Campbell Crala, rweeune niog. inyugias aa. A l-RtM house for sale or trade foi smaller house. Douglas 627$. 363 N. 2f.th Ave. gESID ENCE aad f fexchanaa fur vacant property. Joiana : Trumbull CAN u or exenange anyining you hav to offer, c. j. canan, McCegu Bldg, REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN it. it KALE OR hiLliAMib t'i acres. lavs nice and h hlKli, close to two good streets, one mile from city; good house, good outbuildings, young fruit. Price, $J0. FRED A. BAILEY, XI Main St., I'cDtun, Neb. REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN . r a 4 e. Take Advantage of the Future Rise In value. Don t envy the man who "got In on t.ie ground floor." You take fewer chances tcday tnan the nun who bousht ten vears ago. The city Is growing to t'.e wm at a rapid rate. SAFE TO BUY AND BUILD In Happy Hollow and Dundee's nwest addition, because It la west and the building restrictions assure good houses, prevent In your neighbor from build ing In suih a way as to depreciate your property. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY But solect 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 and 1 per cen cf pur chase price payable monthly. Call or phone us. and wo will gladly furnish Plata with prices and show you the property at your convenience. George & Company Tel.' P. 7M. 90S City Nat. Rank Rldg. ""TTwill Pay You to see 4517-1 21 Cuming 8t. These houses will be completed this week, are five aad six rooms each, exceptionally wall ar ranged, well built, modern In every way. Will be turned over to purchaser com plete, with textile roofs, also including all decorating, window shade, aide walks, fixtures and all paved street, with paving all paid. Within three blocks of til Farnam car, which runs to 4Ath and Cuming, and within four blocks of the Dundee car. Will be (lad to show these houee on application. Hiatt-Fairfield Co., 21 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 49.. oatk Bide. 1 ACRES and houae. South Side; fin place, well Improved, fruit, etc. $4,000. W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bldg. REAL ESTATE-WANTED HAVlti buyers for Mod. N. side cottage, bungalow, asy payments. Youngman, 301 om. Nat. Hank Hlflg. loug. M.S. W ANTE D To buy on monthly payments. small store room, with living rooms above, In Central school district. Phone Red ling. K6x40, centrally located, town S00 to 1,600, northeast Ne braska. Lock Box 43. South Sioux City. Nob. FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROFTY LaM for Sal Good Location for REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ISO Squar Fet $80.00. Tb Bea Building Co. Room 10S. HEAL ESTATF INVESTMENTS Get This Bargain 120x170. right down town, less than five blocks of Court House, lartly Improved. Only $12,noo and $:l.O0O cash will handle. You couldn t make a mis. take on this. Glover & Spain. FINANCIAL steal ICatate, Lo&aa, Mortgrass. WIS ar ready at all Urn to niaka loana on flrit-claas city property and eastern Neoraaka farm: Rates on reqQMt UNITED 8TATES TRUST CO. IIS 60. 17th St 1 TO 1 tor loans on best class city restaunces w amount kiw up: also farm loans. Reasonable commissions. PETERrt TRUBT CO., 1K2 Farnam 8t. tjMAHA home. tt Neoraska faraa. O n.&.r b ni,ab uuik V.U., 118 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 871$, MONEY TO loan, for year. on improved properties. till 1 t'TXt J. a"" Y..t , m A ttm GARVIN VSytW tiOO TO $10,000 made promply. F, D. Wead, Weed Bldg.. ltth A Farnam flts. HONEY on hand for city and farm loaha. H. W. wmaer, vty iNauonai nana Plug- CITY properly. -Large loans a speoialiy. W. II. Thomas, zi'g State Bank Htag CITY and farm loans. 6, per oenL 3. M. Dumont A Co . is iai tate Bank. RCt CITY LOANS, U. U. carlo 0 12 Brandeig Theater Bldg. r rr. . - j. jt rr- C. 6, erg. 3l4- MONEY. HARRISON A MORTON. 31G Omaha Nat, nana mag. risuaaolmA Want4l. $3,600 FIRST mortgage Field Club home. a nee cent. Address C 396. care Bee, $2,000 LOAN. close-in acreage, 8 or I ywmvw. H1" r., '" temlx aad 33a41. WE are ottering for investment, subject to prior sale, iiuo.ouo 1 per cent accumu lative, preferted and participating stock, at car. Our company has been estab lished sine 1&64, and it Is now manufac turing and assembling automobiles. Let ua furnish you with a copy of our Pros pectus showing th enormous profits of other companies ana in exceptional op portunity which we have. Be sure and writ or see us todsy, aa w will ad vance th prlca on our stock. DRUMMOND MOTOR COMPANT, nom and ramm Hta. Tcf. Paid on Tour M"oney ' m Horn Builder Share 7" plus th lncrea from surplus profit. amounting now to $1300 on each 100 share. Our booklet, "Th New Way," explain fully. AM. SECURITY CO., T. A. OMAHA. f i,0( FARM mortgage bearing 7 par cent. securea oy property vsiuea 3,.(w. Tei- mage-Loomis inv. ro w. o. w. Bldg, Aaatrvete f Tlt. gUarakI'ee" . Abstract Co. Th beat aba! ract la tna cheapeat. Room 7, Patterson Bldg. D.?7 KrTlf RTltl guaranle and Abstract ---''- t:o.. a modern ebatraj office. 808 S. 17th Bt. TelT D. 647. REED ABSTRACT CO.7 oldest abstract offlc la NDraKa. zua uranaei 'lose. REAL ESTATE-TRACKAGE Trackage for Lease. Will leas trackage, lots 136x160. Union Pacific track un property, llth and Seward ft. Norris & Norris. 400 Be Building. ' Phone Douglas 1270. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Calif ralm Laa. A LITtLE farm. Ijm. easy terms; Call- forma import tsi ioao 01 cnicaans ana eggs. Her' a chanc for poultrymen. My 2-aore tracts are Just big enough for chicken and ar close to town con venience and market center. Writ owner for full Information. P. B. Goss, Sheridan. Placer county. California. leak Land. WANT MONEY f Let m tell you bow to get It. Idaho land is full of It, and the land isn't very high priced, either. CUruailo and living condition ar exoelleau electric ity ued for cooking, lighting aad heat ing on many farm educational advan tage unexcelled. Tnere ar many tracts of Land- irrt- (ated and r.on Irrigated suitable tor all Utd of farming, for aal cheap and on reasonable term. Seed raising highly profitable. I will give complete Informa tion to ou fit for the asking. R. A. SMITH. Colonisation and industrial Agent Union Pacific Sutiiu. Room t. Union Pacific Headquarters, Oinalia, Neb. FARM AND RANCH LANDS l,)wtalaasi .awe's. B grsss-rovered. cut-oer nine lands in fjT the sunny uplands of southwest lxiu lana offer great poaeirulltlea to the farmer and stock raiser. Tw"-crop coun try; summer hest tempered with ocen breeie: land sold on easy terms; for fur ther particulars write or call J. H. Ko ptrtt 4733 S L'tlh St.. South Side. Omaha. Mlaaor lm a da. IN HKM' COUNTY. $4 acres half mile from city limits Of Salem. Mo., 20 hiiti In cultivation; all fenced with woven wire; 6-rooni house; smokehouse with cellar under It: fair bnrns and cribs. This Is a rich, well kept farm, with flnr. orchard: no finer stok and dairy farm in the stale, will frow so bn. of corn to the acre and 2 or tons of timothy hay per acre. Spring and running water. ITIoe $ per acre, can make terms, and will show you any tuna you say. Call or write. W. 8. FRANK. 201 Neville Blk Omaha OrlKAT BARGAINS -$5 down. $f. monthly, buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry land, near town, southern Mlsnoun. True only $:i. Address Box W. tx- celslor Springs. Mo. w UKi. r- , I 160-ACRK lmpioved farm, . miles from Minneapolis; loo acreaunaer cuiiivai.on or will sell farm wltn full equipment of horses, cattle, machinery, etc. Will I make very reasons Me price on personal i properly. Immediate possession can b nau. ncnawo tiros., iv.a ijihwuui Building, Minneapolis Minn. Nebraska l,as. LKjUGlf COL iN'l'if, NEU FARM. Klv Btrlctlv first-class smooth farms, hioetly all under cultivation. H mil from Ralston, 2 miles from So. Omaha stork market, V mil from loading sta tion; nothing better to be had. These farms range from Is) to 4ou acre. $ sets of Improvements. If you Want a cholc terra close to Omaha at the right price and on good terms, see us. F. T. WALKER t COMPANY, Omaha Nnt. Hk. Bldg. Omaha. "ALL THE TIME YOU WANT Owner of 340 acres in Cedar county, 43 miles from Sioux City; will make very liberal terms to firt-clas farmer who can make a reasonable cash payment; farm has about IN) acres In crop, is well Improved and close to town. Piioe, Slot n acre. What's the us of renting? PAYNE INVESTMENT COM PANT. Omaha Nat l Bank Hid?.. Omaha. KIMBALL COUNTY LAND RAROAIN. 640 aciea In the northern part of Kim ball county, wher the soil Is equal to , eastern Nebraska; smooth table land. Price, $12 per acre. It would be cheap at $16. Terms will be given If desired. J. H. DI'MONT A CO., 41S-1S Keelln Bldg. Phone Doug. C90. BARGAIN For ale, ltkMtcre farm ftt York county, Nebraska, 8 mile ouUi of Bradahaw, at $U6 per aore: 140 acres is tinder plow, 10 acres tlnlothy and alfalfa, 10 acres pasture; $2,0) Improve ment a. Farmers Blat Bank, Hender son. Neb. 1'l.ATTh; VALLEY fsrm, nicely located and In the alfalfa belt, consisting of 176 acres, all In cultivation, excepting M acres in groves and pasture; Improve ments not large, but a real bargain at IS3.60 per acre. Address owner, M 774, Bee. . HAVE YOU AN EASTERN NEBRASKA FARM bargain amounting to $11600? Can use $X.00ii Income exchange. This Is an A-l proposition. . Relyea Olfford, 813 Ramge Bldg., Omaha, Neb. . BARGAIN 8 acres fruit farm with 10-room house, good barn, etc. Close to Ft. Cal houn city park. Bargain at 810,000. Jo Rolen. Ft. Calhoun. a BUSHELS WHEAT LAND, $-'6 PER aor; Cheyenno Co., best small grain Co. In state, fow snap for early buy er. Live agents wanted. Writ Fund- iii,.iiiu iiit. v nimi y, , FOR SALE liiO-acre stock farm, good Improvements: 8 mile to Elgin and 8 mile from Ord, Neb. Will sell cheap. E. W. Gruber, Ord. Neb. Texas La a da. ThXaA'la-nb': 440 acres land in Parmer county, Texas, for al or trad. Will trad for food Omaha property, well located, or arm land near by. Address Lock Box 4, Sloan, la. Wlsaaaalai taa. UPPtR WiSCONiilN-Best dairy aid" general crop slat in th union; settler wanted; lands for sal at low prices on easy terms. Ask for booklet 84 on Wis consin Central Land Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising. If Interested (a fruit lands ask for booklet on app.e oroharda. Address land and Industrial Dept., boo Un Railway, Minneapolis, Minn Mtaliaaau4. HAVE YOU A FARM FOR 8ALftt FARM writ a gooa aaaoripuon of your land and send it to tbe Sioux City (la.) Jour, nal. "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Medium." Twenty-five word every Fri day evening, Saturday morning and vry Saturday evening and Sunday for an month, giving sixteen ad on twelve different ria fur $2; or W words, $4, or 76 words, $4. Largest circulation of any Iowa news pa par; 8a0,0w reader dally, In four great tales. FOR any and all kind of acreage located oa or near car una, can u. K. comoe, 816 Brandels Theater Bldg. Doug. 3314. FARM LAND-FOR RENT ;TH AND BOYD, 4 acre, unimproved. $26. 11 acre grass, west Miller park, $26. John N. Frenser. Douglaa 664. HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES Far gal. NOTICE TO FARMERS.' My esta-t ware and mule arrived, 18 mares irom 4 to J yra. old. to l,6uo lbs. These sje my best orood mares; some In foal; well matched Uappw grays, roans, blacks and bays, 6 and 8 ) ear-old dapple gray mules, also brown mule. 2,4u lbs, per span. J,17 Dodge bt. Lady Owner, ILTrN'BSS Big harness sale; save to 66 per cent; write today for my bargain pric. Marvin C. Van Derveer, bti 26lh St., South Hide, Omaha, Nb. Hi' AN of bay mares, t,uuji.ir; spun of gray mares, 2.11, $, span of draft horses, 8,100, 84n0. 2109 N. 34th. Thirty-two milk wagons ror sale, oheapi Jobnson-Dntorth Co., 16th and Clark, FOR SALE A horse and buggy, el, H N. Srith street- J. Wc FOR SALE-Jerey cow; good inllkr. Walnut Zlix. HAY $3.60 ton. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. ih. POULTRY AND PET STOCK UXX grain. 10u lb., tl.ia. Wagner. soInU AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE EXCEiTIONAL BARGAINS IF YOU ar thinking of buying a good used car now Is your opportunity to save yourself money ajid secure a first class car. Look ever the list and writ or call on us. On 1914 Msxwell 140 On 1914 Ford touring car with lot of xtra equipment, extra tires... 27$ One 1WU Ford roadster with extra equipment, demountable rims and new tire, in first class condition. 273 On Hupp -20" One 36 bursepower Maxwell truck. Thla car la being thoroughly over hauled. Good tires all lb way around 300 On t-cyllndr Maxwsll roadster. Presto tank and klaxon horn 109 One Chalmers "30" roadster. In good C." w! FRANCIS AUTO. CO. 2213 Farnam.' Douglas 8J3. lilts BRA7T new Monitor touVi,lg .. 4-jJ 1916 Ford touring, good ahape 300 U14 Studebaker-alx. touring 464 1912 Cadllla touring fc) 114 Ford del., cloaed; Ilk nw.... Zt 19U Overland touring, (elf atarter.. 976 Auto Clearing Hj;uo; 2Sjrrnaio. J. 18 AUTOMOBILE Insurance fire. thefjra blllly and damage. ART THATCHER 1217-18 t'lty Nat l. Dougia llnol. Gl'l serulid-hHIld l,o-touiid bulak truck, $o. Nebraska Hulck Auto Co., tli Farnam. Douglas 721. J balinineadow and pasturs: ood soil; pr , i'Vou,' , 't the 0?nVha "ive si"i 10-rdom house, barn and all other build- I market for til fia i flw a2. with com ings that are needed, school house on p,"i.ona: l 1 OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET Cttle Receipt! Light and Trade ii Active nd Steady Sheep ivnd Lambi Ten Higher. HOGS SUFFER SHARP REVERSE OMAHA. Receipts were: Of'isi Morvt.v ... Off leal Tuesday ... on inn puih sday Official Thursdav Ksilmste Friday .. February 1. 1SI. Cattle. Hots, pheert. 4 QV , .7U 4.:i7 1.700 1.67S !.' ' 1 7.4 !S.t 12.19 '!;t.'i a.s Klv dnva this week. 21.104 .S7t A Same davs last week ;,74 M .ls' 4 7 Same davs t wks. aao.i'.t v -t.r 4-i..vil I Sum. taa 3 wks. ago.J.V.M ': !4. rame nsva 4 wka airo si (m ; vi rvv"r Same davs last year.. 11, 21" IW.4V 4,.,i' The following 4aMa ahows the receipts of cattle. hoa and sheep at the South Omaha market for the yar to dal a , compared with Ism jeiir: J li tmfi Inc. Live. ,auie iso .ita IISJI1 i.i i . ...... Hog (177 X14 ti.04 116.2 Sheep XV 142 3XH70 44, Th. ,,..,, .ho. ,h.' average Date pru, )rh. -ej 7 01 8 74 7 HI $ 7 7 041 3 6 7 0B 4 'tiunaty. Receipts and disposition cf tlv stock, at th Union stock yards, Omaha, Nob., for twenty-four hour ending at $ P. uv yesterday: RECEIPTS CARLOT8. Catti. Hogs. Sheep. C. M. A Bt. P 4 6 Wahash 12.. Missouri Pacific I Union Pacltlo 13 61 1 C. A N. W., east It 3 1 C. ft N. W.. west U 1 C, St. P., M. A O.. 11 31 C. B. A U.. east 2 1 C, B, A Q., west 10 41 C , R. I. A P., esst 6 .. V., R. I. A P., west 1 1 Illinois Central 11.. Chicago Great Western 1 8 Total receipt , lJlHt'OiHTlON ..77 227 13 -HEAD. Cattle. Hog. Sheep. Morris A Co 1 i?T, Swift A Company ,. Cudahy Packing Co Armour A Co Schwarta A Co J. W, Murphy Lincoln Packing Co So. Omnha Paoklng Co. Jay Packing Co.......... W, B. Vansant Co Benton, Vanaant A L. . Hill & Son F. B. Iewls J. B. Root A Co J. H. Bulla Werthelmer A legen... H. F. Hamilton Rothschild A Kreb Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 21 21 4u0 2 100 87 (.340 X4 8,6ti2 l.&M l.na 1,148 40 12 22 M 11 79 6 31 4 V 21 29 8 7 8 t 44 62 1M) 104 Christie Hlggins Huff man Roth Banner Bros.. John Harvey Dennis A Francis.. Kline Jensen A Lungren. Other buyer Totals .1,374 15,441 4.H-2 lUUt 1 I CATTLE Receipts were light aa usual on a Friday, only 43 fresh cars being re ported. For the week receipts amount to 21.184 head, over 8.000 head smaller than a week ago, but 10,000 larger than a year ago. Th demand waa good and thr being only a few oattl on sal th supply was soon exhausted. Th price paid wer fully steady and In spots possibly strong. For th week killers ar around 26FYa higher wUh feedors around 260 higher. Quotations on oattls: Good to choir beeves. r.301N.40; fair to good beeves, $7.8MBr7.(lO: common to fair beve, $.6''5 7.36: good to choir heifers. 84.2Mr7.00; good to choir cows, 84.0otM.80; fair to good cows, 8i.86CC.80; common to fair rows, $4.36f?6.itn6; good to cholc feeder. $7.16(37.60; fair to good feeder. $.76C7.1S: common to fair feeders. $(.60ijW.76; good to choice stonkers, $7.4txff7.6; stock heif ers, $H 26(fr7.;6; stork cows, $5.atft stork calve. $.6fln.0O; veal calves, $7.2$ $9 76: bulls, etags, etc., t6.OOtlO.60. Representative sales: BEF.F KTEF.R8. No. ... II... ii... At. ft. No. At. Pr. 4J4 7 14 I? 471 7 40 1144 7 14 14 7 4 .. lX 7 Kl ..121 7 ..ll T 44 ..1 T 74 ..1141 7 Id 11... 31.... .... 4.... ....11:4 7 ,...lr7 7 49 ....114 t V, ....IttH 1 4.1 ....1144 IS ....1114 3 .... IM 8 44 it... 94. .. 40... 14.... COW". 4... ... , in im 1 ,imi u 1. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE TIRES JITRES We hav just secured a job lot of standard tires and offer you. subject to prior sal; Sx3-4.76. uiJ 3x3Vs-Noiv-kld, $3 28. 84x4- $1 3x4st t.' s' plain tread casing. $20.00; non-klds. inM. Home slightly used at 83.00. 27x6 Racine, country tread casing. ued 200 mil". 822 60 ch. Other slse In proportion. Call op. writs or como In snd ees what bargains w hav to offer In tires. Duplex Tlr Co., 2ul8 Farnam. D. 478. Aatoasoblle Wanted. W ANTEl to buy, second-hand rord; second-hand must be creep ror wu, pr Itculars In first letur. Lock Box 176, Tabor. Ia. A at Livery and Garasrcs. Tniutrlal Oarage Ho-. 'h A Harney Sis! Aate Tire aa gaapll. EVERY day has Its sunshlns for BFgl Want-Ad users. Start today. Call Tyb-r 1'4". AUTO TIRES HALF PRICH. Homer Hill, 1311 Chicago St. ists bestalrtagr Palallag. automobile painting painting don by expert; 9 years' experience in Omaha; work guar anteed first class, Jnhnson-Danforth Co. ETJpXKX Ures last lonifer, ax tronxer and mor durable; V'xIVfc, $660. Lll Farnam St. Dougi 417B 11(0 reward fcr magneto we can't repair. Coll repaired. Bayadorfer, $10 N. 16th. Free winter storage wTien care are paint ed and repaired, jonnson-uanrorth Co. Omaha Radiator Rep. Co ', 34 Far. D. 30 t IdiaoellaaeoBk. AUTOMOBILB INSURANCE!. Fir. Thft. Uablllty and Property Damage at Lowest Rates. KILLY, ELLIS A THOMPSON. $13-14 City Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. 2818. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES SINGLE cylinder Indian motorcycle, 1M12 model, ; must be sold at on". Telephone Douglaa 4.42. Call at 814 No. 27th Sr . fi A RLKY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bargain In used raachlnee. Victor Rooa, "The Motorcycle Man." 7708 Leavenworth. tl LEGAL NOTICES KOT1CB OF STOCKHOLDERS. MECTING. Notice I hereby given that th regular annual meeting of th Stockholders of th SOUTH PLATTE LAND COMPANY will b held at the office of aald Company, Room 701 First National Lank building, Unix, in. Nebraska, at 11 o'clock a. m., oa the first day of March, A. D . 1913. Lincoln, Nebraska, February Wl.. 1914. C. H. MORRILL, President. W, W. TURNER, Secretary. Feby IdSH. 'TiVii li!i5. ii4.1iis Hi'U ntMiirii. iTTfa'aj Til IHiTTT -I I F.' 19 0 - 'I ' . F"b. 4.1 J 4IU1 lllit ii; 7 4S, I I W I Fax. $. 1 u I ; I r.l 7 I W J " Feb, 4 74I 1 tvt 7 8H ( 0 7 4 Feb. T. T n I t ?4l I 381 7 i 1 Feb. . 7 7.y 68 40 I 0.. 7 J J Feb. 10.1 7 75l 41 45 7 SSI t 12l 7 W $ Feb. 11. J 77' 4. 41) 7 331 T l $ ' b, It T BT4 671 I 371 7 $6! 4 0( " Psh 11 I I a B wkl V Ml I sal g svi !Tb. 14. 7 75V IS 1 IW Feb. IS. t 74 1 T J4 01 : Feb. 11 7 rt t 34 I 84 5 t 1 Feb. 17. $ 01V 66 I Ii I 01 4 I Feb. 11 7 MS 4? 3 4.' 14 till L- ... ,ts ? 1 1T STbKRH AND I1F.IFICRS. s; 4 7 5S i .. 7... 1 ,. ... t... 1 .. 14... :m i 441 1 4 tt r 4 Hi SM4 Ul tie s m n.vt n 7 ta M T ... . 4. .. 7f 1" i 4 a; I ! 1 tl J". I . 4 I j I ,. ..1 k 1 I tsto 0 HUM Jt. lMI K IS 14.14 I 7. J 2 1 CALVFS. STOCK KRS AND FF.F.DF.RS I , :m 4 ex n tv4 j 4 w ' I Si '? t1 ' there was a good cash demand. Wheat ' ' ,n "ld unchanKed to a cent lower, most of Hot J. A ery heavy Friday run the wheat going at uncbanired prices, s mount lug to 24 cars, or about IS.rtXl head, The corn market had a wide range to wns on hand today. The five d.s' supdsy. At the opening the demand was ply of ,., head is a Xi smaller than last good and a few sales of th better -rde4 rek ami almost 3.000 short of two weeks! were nui.'o at a half higher, hut th de ngo, but shows a gain ol I7.V) head over mand stopped and the buyers then bought the corresponding daya a year ago. Re- corn at M(Tc under yesterday prices. ceiius ror ine year io oaie snoa me pm- riomenal Increase of !., bead over the tame period of 1916. tuber markets reported lower nrns- pects. snd with so heavy a supply here shipper. tried hard to buy hogs a dime lower. Packer also made early bids at lully loc lower prices, but after the strength shown the last few days seller were not willing to make so large a con cession without first putting up a fight, and the result was thai a good ahare of the forenoon passed hcror much of any th'ng was d.nc In the end early offers were raised a little all around and when the bulk of the hogs started moving It was at fig- tires that were about Mf10c lower than 1 yesterday's average market. Shipper j bald aa hlch a 3S.10. while there waa 1 quite a sprinkling around $x.06. Ixing ' string landed at $7 w and bulk was . quoted at $7 t m.(), with the usual sprtnk- ling on down I Movement never became very active, and when prl ces weakened off again . towards the close things became verr 1 dull. Sellers fought hard to get hack a rir .riea 0111 lara 01 coiiipeiiiion to be very dreggy, and fullv 10c or mor lelow yesterdny. Th return of th weak close brought with It th old dis crimination against light hog, and any- tning on tna underweight order was espe cially hard to move late. At noon there was all. I MiiMih. m t tnm ,,m iA tii.l At noon there at this time were quoted ss 10r,n6e, lower. ana some or tne iranera having light M . . . - ' hoM left reported them as almost un- saianie. Repreaentatlv sales At. . . In . 1 . 1 .. .127 ..J4 ...' N. ; . 14.. I.. St.. 74.. ii.. 44.. At. ,.!T4 . 11 . ! ,.M7 . tJJ . .ysu ..! gk. Pr. T 41 7 si) T m t 41 8 on It 04 14 T 74 7 M J sn I w oiuj I r. 8 14 PIGS. 3 It ... 4 40 11 4 40 SHEEP A very moderate week-end run put In an appearance today, Estimated supplies wer twelve cars, or 3.Sflo head, putting the total for the week to date St 41.408 head. This Is 7.00 smaller than last week, 6.000 lighter than two weeks ago and a falling off of more than 7,000 aa compared wtlh a vear aan. After holding just about steady all week lamb values took a slight upturn tr.day, and siile were almost without exception Po higher than yesterday. For the first lima this season ton went over $11.00. Mexicans selling to $11.10. while the $11.00 ? notation on westerns wa marked up or the first time of the year. As Is In dicated above, today advsnr Is prao tlcally th only Chang prices hav shown this week. - F.we were In very moderate supply, but ss they were a a general thing none too desirable, buver did not take hold any too readily. The few sales reported early showed fully as much advance 41 did lamb, stuff that sold at $7.76 being of light weight, but not of top quality. The ewe market, which haa been out of line with lambs for some time, stiffened up aulte a bit early In the week and current quotation ar a quarter or mor above a week ago. Nothing much In th feeding llo was offered today. This week's prices on feeding lnmba have hit new high level and on anything desirable for feeding or shearlig purposes values were not fsr below fat lamb quotations. Idaho sold several times at $10.66 and a bunch of feeders from I'tah that brought $10.80 topped th week's trade Quotation on eneen nn lamns: lamni, good to choice, 810.'trl1.00; lambs, fair In good, $10.tzn0.86; lambs, clipped, $9.00 ;i76: yearling, fair to cholc light, $ 361779.76; yearling, fair to cholc heavy, t notf.26; wethers, fair to choice, 87.23 t4.00; ewes, good to cholc. 87.6007.75; ewes, fair to good, Pi.7egr1.go, Representatfv nee: No. Ar. .. 78 .. 90 .. 73 .. 71 ., 70 .. 81 .. 84 .. 90 ..109 .. 7$ Pr. 10 76 10 26 10 36 ,11 10 11 10 T7 10 78 11 00 7 00 678 fed lambs 27 fed lambs Stl fed lambs 621 Mexican lambs.. o Mexican lambs.. 811 fed ewe 240 fed lambs 610 fed lamb 8A4 fed ewes 18 natlv lambs .. 10 7. 18 121 4 04 ,...U13 8 49 CHICAGO LITB STOCK MARKET fwitl Uteadr Hear Weak Unsettled. CHICAGO. Feb. 18. CATTLBl Receipts, 3.ax head; msrket steady; natlvs beef cattle, S'teOtTiS.tt; western steers, $4.7iW 8 16; stockers and feednrs, $6.6u4f7.2fi; cows. and heirers, n. eaivea, 4S.WTiU.uo. HOGS Receipt, 3.000 hed; market weak, mostly 10c lower: bulk of sale, tVl(u8.l; light, $7.76.30: mixed, 830; heavy, $7.968.l; rough, $7.8Mi6.10; pig, 34 i(u77.40. HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7 000 head; market unsettled; wethers, 7.76f 3.U; weii, $5.60U.J6; lamb, 39001111.00. Kanaaa City LIt Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Feb. 13. CATTLE Re ceipts. mo hsad; market ateadv: rows, strong; prime fed steers, 88.4fV(r9.00; dressed beef steer. $7,000$ 40: western fleers. $d.76fl 40; southern steers, Y, fwvff f.Mi; cows, $4.2MT7.00; heifer. $4.6Tra8M; tockers and feeder. $ 004J7.76; bulls, 8').y.Tit.fp0t calves, 86(miL00. HOGS Receipts, .0uO head; market 10c lower: bulk of sales, $7.76f $.1$V1: heavy, 3, 0i nji 3.224; pecker and butchers. $7.90101 l.1y, light, $7.na.0O; pig. $4.60417.26. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt. 1.000 head; market strong; lambs, $10 4o.Jll.on; yearlings, $0 2M 10.00; wethers. $7.7ni8.36; ewe, $7 26J7.75; stockers and feeders, $'1.0141 10.60. (. Lovl Lira Stock Market. BT. LOUIS. Feb. 18. CATTLE Re ceipts. I.I09 head; market steady; native beef steers, $7 fc"?i9.M; yearling steers and heifers. $H.60ir(.60; cow. 8'.fcofC7 00; stock ers snd feeder, $6.fWVrf7.60; Texas and Indian steers, 36 2M7.i: cow and helf rs, $4 (XVffO Oil: natlv calve, X OOtTll OO. IICXIK RcelpU, 14.4H0 head: market lower; ulga and lights, 86 6(ia.80; mixed and butchers, t.10"(l.3.', good heavy, $1 30 46. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800 head; market higher; yearling wethera, $X ooft.10.00; lambs, $9.0o4il.SO, ewes. $6.60 b.10. loax City Mve Stock Market. SIOUX PITT. Fb. 18 CATTLB Re ceipts. 1 0ti head: market stesdy; native steers, OmiJ7.70: butchers, 3T.,Onru'7.00: cows and heifers. SS-OOti.'; stockera and feed ers, 34.004n.tt; bulls, stags, etc, $.1.10$ $. HOGS Receipts. 12.0nohead: market lflc lower; heavy. $7.9rVil 10; mixed. 87.HT,4r7.98; llirht, 37 7fir7 86: bulk of sales, 37 Ko8 00. SHEKI AND LAM B8 Itecelnts. 600 head: market steady; ewes, 3.Sncj7.30. St. Joseph I.I re Stock Market. BT. JOSKPH, Ml., Feb. 18 CATTLrV Receipt. 2U head: steers, 87.MVUV0O; cows and heirers. 44 .(.'OS : ralves. 37.0Ot 10 2b. HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head: market lower; top, $8.16; bulk of sales, $7.8y J.W. SHEEP ANT LA MRS Receipts, 2.200 neaa; marxet steaay; iambs, 106oqu.16. tack la tight. Receipts of llv stork at th five prin otpal western market: Cttle 1,700 IOC l.fliO ITor. Sheen. Omaha Chicago Sioux City .. St. l-ouls ... Kansas City 1H,0 2,810 3A0"0 12.000 14.100 $.0tX) 7.) 6110 l.ooa I.1U0 7U) ..I.. Total ..4.600 83.400 11,300 agrar Market. NEW TORK. Feb. 18 81 TO A R Raw. firm: oantnfugal. 6.03o; molassea, 4 Sic Refined. lfatrA points higher; cut loaf 7.40c; crushed. 7.ac; mould A. 176c; xxxx powdered. 4"s; powdered. 8.36c: diamond A. 4 26c; confecUoners' A, 8.12m; No. 1. $.10o. Sugar futures closed Irregular, 8 point nigner 10 e point tower, naiaa. 7,109 tons; May. 4 lo; July, 4.17c; September, i.Tle; December. 4.36c. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wheat Market it Steady and Trices Range from Unchanged to a Cent Lower. WIDE RANGE OF CORN PRICES OMAHA. February W, !!!. T!'p wheat market wa very steady to- iy. the receipts wrre fslrlv heavy and i ne aemand for corn was very poor. The oats market was also lower, declin ing Mile lower. Rye was lc higher. Bsrley sold lc lower Cleat ancee: Wheat and flour equal in l.lM.oui) bushels, corn, r.t'.iWO bushels, and oats. tW.AOO bushels. Liverpool closed with wheat Id higher and coi n, lyt' Id lower. Primary wheat receipts wer t.MI.000 bu. and shipment of 379.000 bu., against re ceipt of Tiwooo bu. and shipments of tUl.ft) bu, last year. Primary corn receipt were I,7S,0n0 bu. and shipments of fso.uoo bu. against re ceipts of P.S.OOO bu. and shipments of W.ooO bu. last year. Primary oala receipts war 91000 ou. and ahlttmrnt of ink) bu.. ssslnst re relpt of Hii'.imu bu. and shipments n( 8;s,0oo bu. last yesr. CARIjOT ItFCF.IPTF Wheat. Corn. uats. Chicago Mlnnenpolt uhnu Omaha 1 4KKI 17.1 ..417 .. 66 .. SO ..'-'It 134 1 34 Kansas City St. luil 124 Wlnuteg 44 These sales wer reported today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 Car. $1.K. ; No, 3 hard winter: 1 car (Montana), 81.2.1: ! "r,i c,r- V? :. r""r"k.,,'i;. ' ! 1 , tara, 41. if, 1 car, i.i.--i. ; c.mT $1II; 1H. rara, 31. 17. no. .nam I I P I . I I .. M ftllU. , 1 - . A r.mw.m I .. .T': 1. i lh- cars, m.iov, w cars, 41. 16; I car. II.I44: 1 car. 31.14: 1 csv. I $1.13; 1 car (very poor), $1.07. Sample hard 1 winter: 4 care, $1.06; 1 car, $1.04. No. 2 '.durum: 12-6 car, 31.19. No. 3 durum: 1 car, 31.18; 3 cars. 81.17. No. 2 mixed I durum: 1 car, 8120. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.17; 3-6 car, $1.16; 1 car. till; 2 cars, $1 12. Rye No. 3: 1 car, 94c. No. I; 1 car, lc No. 4: V car. 90c. Corn-.o. 4 wiuie: t car, Ac; 1 car, Ac; I car, 65: I cars, 86c. No. i white: 1 car, lc: 4 car, i)o: 1 car. 68Vc; 1 cr. 6V No. 4 white: car. &5Hc; 1 car. Mo, Sample white: 1 car, 69e. No. 4 yellow: 8 car, Sc. No. 6 yellow: I car. 62V; 1 car, 62c; 2 car. 80e. No. 6 yellow: I car. 66c; 1 car. 63c. Sample yellow: 1 car. wheat mixed, 4.1 He; 1 car, 60c; $ cars. 46c; 1 car. 3c; 1 car, 27c; 1 car, 30c. No. 4 mixed: I car. B7Hc; S cars. 8Mo; cars. c. No. 6 mixed: 2 cars, 3c; l csr. lc; 2 rara. 69c; 11 cars. 5s4,c; $ care, MVc; 6 rars, 63o. No. 8 mixed: 4 csrs, 6M4c; 2 csr. Kiic: 3 cars, 6ic; 1 car, 64c Sample mixed: 1 car. 63c; 1 car. 49o; 1 csr, 42c; 3 car. 42c; 2 cars, 3Sc; 8 car. 35c; 1 car, 30c; I car. 26c. Oats standard: 1 car. Mc. No. t white: 1 car, 46c; 1 car. 44V-; 2 cars, 44c. Sam ple: 1 car. c; 4 cars, 42c. Omaha Cash Price Wheat: No. ' 2 hard. fl.8Wl.22; No. 8 hard. 8l.lMrfuH' : No. 4 hard. $L07(ff1.1; No. 3 spring $1.21 ffl.34; No. 8 spring. fl.I701.22; No. i durum. $l.lttl.19; No. 8 durum, $1.171.13. sample, 911.05. Corn: No. 3 white. Wi V; No. 4 white, W)M4o; No. 6 whit. 87V,ic: No. white, Mv5uc: No. $ yellow, WtJeWie; No. 4 yellow, 87 Wc; No. I yelow, 6:Vrtl3Hc: No. yel low. 634166c: No. 8 mixed, MV4Bc: No. 4 mixed, afxfWHc: No. 6 mixed, 7f3e; No. $ mixed, 63ft6sv4o; sample, au38c. Oats: No. 3 whit. WaHc; standard. 46f48c; No. 3 white. 44MM6c; no. 4 white. Vtf44e. Barley; Malting, xttWc; No, 1 feed. 69C4c; Ry: No. i, 8HVtc; No. 3, 90ilc. Chicago closing price, furnlaned Th Be by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain brokers, 316 South Sixteenth aircwt, Omaha. Article! Open, j High ow. owe. Yes y. v nui May 1 :rn 1 $2TS 1 $W 1 1 2!",ii July. 1 4t 1 32ll 33V4I 1 tl". Cora. May. July. Oat. May. July. Pork. May. July. Lard. I May. July. Ribs. May. 79Hifr, ' T!rT07 79V 788Vil78VjL78,4iS 784 ... I 4ST?H;4ll7T vm 4 48 !S5 48 46S 20 CO 20 90 70 20 87Vi 20 70 : 87Vi 10 22J 20 J7W 20 8771 I $o$7y,j 10 32H 20 7." 10 2r4 10 40 21 60 11 10 Sl W$2H 10 40-42 iu so 11 80 11 70 10 40 11 46 10 60 11 65 11 66 11 69 11 7 Fuly. 11 66-67 CHICAGO GRAI1V AND PROVISIONS Feat. res at th Tradlagr aad Clo.lrig Price oa Board of Trad. CHIOAOO Feb. 18, -Liberal export buy ng, which followed an idviniv in l.lv.r hioI quotations. gave strength to I tin wheat market here. Prli rlourf f I.. . at Sti'nc to Italic net hljther, with May t $' ' and July at $l.i3Virl.24 Corn gained V,6o to S. oat io to VklSc and provisions to lfvtc. Announcements that export Sale wn Ii sggreiiale 1.2o0,000 bushel aocompanlcj th advanca of wheat In the i.iki nni..i of the dy. The top level wa reached just before the close of trdlng. hut tha uinm-i an innram in session Had an upward alant moat of tha tim. n..m. chiefly to mpathy with condition at Liverpool, where offering war reported aa exceedingly small and reserve dangrr- yiy iow. in in connection, It was Slid the government of Argentina waa urging fanners to hold their wheat and wa giv ing as a reason that Europe must buy ar any cost. ' Disquieting crop reports from the do mestlo winter wheat belt acted as a further handicap on the bears. Accord ing to well known authority, tha recent iolent changes In temrjerature I,. ,1 caused alternate thawing and freeslna In MUMicruua Mriiims, ann nq net unlikely brougbt about considerable damage to unprotected field. I in the mh,. VnH enlarged receipts northwest exerted only iritnsieni lnnuence sgainat the bull. Coarse grains ware firmer. Foreigners were taking both corn and' oats, but mainly corn. The effect of gwt weather and of relatively large recti fit of corn was thus more than offset Provision advanced notwithstanding a decline in the value of hogs. Commission houses were generally on the buying side. After the upturn peckers led th selllna side. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat? V .- 21.). No. 3 red, $1.2tl'.4it..27W: No. I hard il.a'iUfi.aO; No. $ hard, $1.24l.r;. Corn No. 2 yellow, nominal : No. 4 yellow. 72m 74c: No. 4 white, 72'4073c. Oats: No. 2 white, 4rt,'M7c; standard. 47ViMLfcc.. Rve: No. t 81.00. Barley. OAia'nc. Sed: Tim. othy, Vi.HtM.: clover. $10.00130.00 Pro visions: rork, $i3.a.'u20.75; lard $10 S; rlhs $10 9f-nli 87W. BUTTER Higher: creamery, SJJUVic. EGOS Higher; receipts. 2.743 cases; firsts, 2.'vfj1tc; ordinary firsts, J2tfT22'.c; at mark, rases Included, 2ff2Sc, POTATO:S Ixiwer; receipts. 24 cars; Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da kota white, frvtef'se; Minnesota and Da kota Ohio, STHMiic. POULTRY-Allve. lower; fowl. Uc; springs, 17o. Kansas City Krula and Provlsluas. KANSAS CITY Feb. I8.-WHFAT-N0. 2 hard. $1,201) 1 .27; No 2 red. $1.223'1.2; May. $1.M'; July, $1 .ISWI 1SH. CORN No. 3 mixed. WtntS'B; No. 2 white, 7(mr71c; No. Z yellow, 72tJ721c; May, 7Sc: July. 74Hc. OATS No. t white. 4S60c; No. I mixed. 4N7e. B L'TTKR Creamery, 80c; first. 28c; seconds, Jfie; packing, HV EtMiS Firsts. 23c; seconds, 20a. POULTRY Hens. 14c; turkey. 0c; springs, 16c. Mlaaeaaioll Urala Marker. MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 13 WHEAT May. $1.2SV. July. $1 3K4. Cash: No. I bard. $1.$4; No. 1 northern. $1.WC.: No. 2 northern. 3! 2H1.M4, F7Ol R-Unchangd. BARLBY 4f?(ir74c 1 R Y E iaWWe. BRAN-$l9.0ftuOn. tfiHM-No. 8 yellow, 7747780, OATS No. t whit, 4f,ff-igb FLAX8EED-424tJi.Sii44. LlrcxtMtol Orala Markwg, LIVERPOOL. Feb. lt--WH!AT Spot. No. 3 hard wlnUr. new. Us lud. CORN Spot. American mixed, new. 11 3d. i LOUR Win te atitA HaV