Nebraska Newspapers

    TJIL HKE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, FKHHUAliV j:, liihi.
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FOR RENT BUSINESS PrVFTY
Sta
Down Town Ixcation
1221133 feet northeast comer of 17th
. Jackaon Bts.. with ft. alley on the
north. Don lo retail business renter.
No other one-quarter of block so
cinse-ln mul available Ht so low a jtrce
sultsble for a bis central mriw, jlon
town hotel or apartment house. Sec us
for price and terms.
Georgo & Company,
TWislas 7T.it. .. WntjrNjt.Wfc. gldgv.
BUY desirable itorat In Grain Exchange
building, fire proof, In line with growth
of business center. Make a selection to
day. T. D.
WEAL), SID S. 18th St.,
wead mag.
FyfALL store room; very desirable; rent
IM: 1R20 Caaa 8L CONRAD YOUNG.
X21 Branded Theater. poualas CT,
STORE ROOMS at 1-8H Farnam t.
Thoa. r. Hall. 413 Ramea Rids r. 740.
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN
CHOICE modern suburban reldence. i
acres of land on paved road near Flor
inot. R. H. Lauderyou. 20i Neville Iilk.
Phone Douglas E76S.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
wt,
W. L. 8ELBT A SONS. INSURANCE.
SEVEN ROOMS,
WALKING DISTANCE
2811 Capitol Ave., an all modern houae
except heat, well flnlahed and deco
rated: good barn: alley: lot 60x138 feet;
two bis ahade trees In Trout: about fif
teen minutes' wain from downtown. Ws
can quota a price of IJ.7&0. and It cer
tainly la a good buy. Good neighbor
hood. Call at one.
HIATT-FAIRFIELD CO.
280 Omaha Nafl Bank Rldg. Doug, tl.
West Farnam Flat
$6,500.00
East of Turner Boulevard
Wa have a well built fit. Louis flat
renting for per month: eaat front
and ons block from Farnam street.
Kaay terms can ba arranged.
Glover & Spain,
Douglas 3982. W8-20 City Nat. Bk. HUlg.
DOES THIS STRlkB YOU?
1 acre, worth tt.irt). and ons 5-room,
new houae, worth 13.000, all for I4,ft0:
cash, balance 336 month. Fruit View.
Near car line and school.
WILLIAM COLFAX.
Keellne Bldg. Douglaa 1.110.
1600 CAH
Will buy a brand new all modern bun
galow. Just finished, at 3Dtb and How
ard St.
H. A. WOLF.
814 Ware Wlk Doug, .
SMALL. HOME FOR SMALL PURSlT
Large lot with B room-house, city
water, gas, big trees; only 8 blocks
from end of Farnam and Cuming car.
81,860. very easy terms.
OEOROK O. WALLACE. 814 Keellne.
ajortk.
Extraordinary House Bargain
NEAR HIOH BCHOOL AND CRBIOH.
TON COLLEGE.
Five rooms, thoroughly modern, and
aa good as new; all specials paid; worth
33.000: will sell for 82.250. This Is the
boat bargain in Omaha today. About
860 cash required. Out-of-town owner
asks us to eel I quickly. Remember this
Is within walking distance of the retail
district.
Shuler & Cary,
304 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 4238.
IT'S A BUNGALOW.
Latest style, 6 extra large rooms, well
arranged, oak finish, beamed ceilings
and other special featurea; choice eaat
front lot, paved St., near 17th and I.alrd
rUs. 8600 cash, or good lot will do for
first payment.
RASP BROS.,
108 McCaitue Bldg.
V XFine Home
For Very Little Cash ;
Two-story cottags; oak floors: strictly
modern; large lot. Small monthly pay
ments, S831 Ames Ave.
Norris & Norris, ..
400 ', ; Bee Bldg. Phone Doug. 4270.
"TOCR DAY TO PROFIT IS HEHK,
. Offering two five-room houses with H
acre of ground four blocks from Flor
ence car. at a bargain. Will sell small
payment down, balance on terma to stilt.
Just starting, new 5-room houae,
strictly modern, two blocks Miller Park
school, Wl'l sell on terms.
THOS. L. M OARRT.
Keellne Bldg. Red 4S4.
BUY FROM 0TNER
R-Room bungalow near Prettiest Mile,
oak finish, built-in buffet and book
Cases, fine cellar snd attlo, eleening
porch, gsrsge. Leaving city. Price right,
terms. Colfax 2072,
BEAUT1FCL TWG-.-TORT BTrCCO, i
large rooms, sleeping porch ana tiled
bath. 2708 Fowler Ave., south rronl.
large porch; aplendld shade: paving all
paid; IWO canh and t40 monthly. Phone
Doug. 8M or Colfax 3U1.
B. J. SCANNBLL.
FOR BAl-E Strictly modern, 11-roora
house; hot water heat; south front lot.
Price. 87.000. Phone Douglas 1818.
FIVE-ROOM modern houaej two blocks
from school; on paved afreet; flKeash,
830 per month. ColTax 8"3.
WANTEJO White girl to work In kitchen;
rood wagea. 1210 Dodge.
f-R, mod.,
262V Manderaon. Webster 3205.
Soatk.
JUST COMPJLEtEb
6 Rooms
With large living room, dining room
with Dutch windows, kitchen, pantry
and rear entry on 1st floor, oak finish,
two bed rooms, bath and sun parlor
on 2nd floor, elegant fixtures, furnace,
east front on corner lot full oemcnt
basement, olosa to school, price 8-1, 7 jO,
u00 cash, balance terms. Splendid loca
tion near Hanacom Park.
C. Q. CARLBERG,
812 Brandels Theater Rldg.
" biggest bargain in field
club district
84.800. Fin t-room strictly modern,
eomparttvely new home, fronting on
Field Club grounds; oak finish, four
' bed rooms and sleeping porch. fl.ftOO
cash, balanne like rent. This Is the big
gest bargain In this district.
D. V. SH0LE8 CO.,
91S-18 City Nat. Banb Bldg., Doug. 49.
' HANSCOM PARK HOME.
On accpunt of leaving the city the
owner has put his beautiful residence
on the market. Nine rooms, strictly
modern, with hot wster heat; extra
large lot. This place Is located near
36th and Poppleton Ave. Worth 110,000,
but can be bought for 87.260.
PATNK INVESTMENT COMPANT.
837 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. D. 1781
ON 24th St.. near Oak, full lot, with at
modern, t-room cottage; room for store
building or another house; a bargain at
tiano. Tcbbena. Omaha Nat. Bank.
M laclla mom.
(-HOON8 HAHOA1N NEW, 6-ROOM. 3
STORY HOt'BE. NEAR CAR. A BNAP
AT 8. 400: REASONABLE PAYMENTS.
BENSON It CAR MICH A EL.
POffM.AS 17? . 4 PAXTOV BLK.
t0 ACRES in fruit; very fine I-rooio. all
modern house; new bam; brick chicken
house; a peach; will trade equity for
city income; big bargain.
CALKINS CO..
Douglas 1313 Pity Nst. Bank BldtT.
f-ROOM modern house for only ti Sow.
East front lot, 42xl2u. rloae-in.
W. H. GATES,
M7 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.. r. l4.
TIRE snd tornado Ins. Vlrrl'e DsueL llH
N. 33d. Pboos Colfax luai attar U a. m.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HAVE buyers for l,ioi N. side cutugua.
bungalow, sasy psymenta. Youngmaa.
.l Om. Nst. Bank Bids. Doug. 1474
WANTED To buy on monthly paymauta
small store room, witn
living rooms
above. In Central school dlstiic
:L Phons
tut) 7804.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
r.
M 1 1 ,LK. H park dfatrirt. eaat front lot. on
T4th St.: easy paymente; 8A) cheaper
than any lot from Fort St. to Park.
5714 N. Jl'h St.
oath.
100 Boautiful Homes
are being planned for Mlnne Luea thla
year. The moat wonderful development
ever seen In Omaha will take place
there,. TOIT can make money by buying
a lot or two NOW on eaay terma.
CHARLES W. MARTIN Y CO.. Owners.
Mlseellaoeosja.
VACANT LOTS
If you contemplate building a horn
hla eprtna-, do not fail to see tie. Wa
have a Hat of cho'ce vacant lota In both
north and weat part of the city.
A. P. TUKET SON.
Tel. Pom i.Wi-i w o. w. Btdg,
RICHARD fiVKRKTT. ARCHlTET. 14
No. l!th St. Phone Douglas IOCS.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGES
CHEAP Twelvs 4-room and bath apart
ment houae In Kanaaa City, favorably
located and all rented. Might con
sider trade for good western Iowa or
eaatern Nebraaka farm. General Man
cant lie Co., Om aha. Neb.
BRAND new ators bulidlng, well located
on N. th St. Well rented. Will ax-
chance for eloae In apartment sit.
Prl -e, 4,yy. Lo k Fog Eng. Woodbine, 1.
FlNK 1j acrea, good aotl, level, 12 mllea
norm rioiyoke, coio.; exchange lor
Omaha cottage. A. L. Rain. Council
Hlnffa. la.
If You want to trade your farm, ranch.
resinence or anything, see me.
J. A. ABBOTT, Patterson Blk Omaha.
6oOD Income and farm to exchange tor
land in central Nebraska. Toland &
TrumMf, Bee Bldg.
CAN aell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C. J. Canan. McQagua Bldg.
F1NB relinquishment and Improvement
for cash or rood car. Y 170. Bee.
6CH)U reaidenoo to exchange for vacant
property. Toland ft Trumbull.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Bixmb,
FOR ALt-All. or part, or will trade,
by owner, 10 lota In bearing fruit, mod
ern bungalow with good cistern, well
and windmill, extra good barn and
chicken Jiouaea: I block to paved road,
t blocks to school and street car. For
cash, cash and trade or all trade if
suited. Phone Benson 401 or 2S3. J.
W. Persona
Dondee.
DUNDEE Have alghtly lots, and up-to-dnt
homos for sals In this beautiful
addition: com and see me before de
ciding elsewhere.
C. A. ORl.MMKL. 849 Om. Nat. Bk. Bids.
MODERN seven-room horns Hi Evan
ston. Owner, Walnut 1141.
ftoatat Bide.
FOR SALE Lot, 4wxlW, on southwest
corner 18th and M St.. South Omaha.
Frank A. Plagh. 15U Ohio Bt
i ACRES and house, South 61de: fine
place, well Improved, fruit, etc., 14.000.
W. T. GRAHAM. Be Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-BUS- PROP'TY
LARGE CHOICE CORNER LOT-one-quarter
block, northwest comer
l.iih and Davenport, 132x183 feet. 1H
blocks from postoffice, 4 blocks from
new Ford building. For sale, or will
lease for long terra; act quick; large
close-In corners are scarce. ,
MRS. H. L
HAWVER.
Colfax
38-4 Grand Ave.
FINANCIAL
Real Ketate, Loans, MoriaTagfS.
Wt; aro ready at all Urn to
make loans on flrst-claaa city
property and eaatern Nebraska
farms. Ratea on request. ,
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
tit Bo. 17th 8L
VU to for loans on best class elty
residences in amounts 82,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable enmmluUn.
p ETKRt TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam St.
om AHA homes.
k'ast Nsoruska farms.
O-KEEFK REAL F.ST AT K CO..
118 Omaha NtlonaL Phone Douglas 1711.
MON lit TO LOAN, for I years,
on improved DroDertles.
SHOPEN A CO.. Doug. 4J48.
MON LY on hand fix city and
farm loans. H. W. ilndsr. City
National Bank Bldg.
GABVINBHOS.
8( Omaha
Natl. Bk. Bldg.
(100 TO SlO.ouO mads promply. F. D. Wead,
weaa hiok., tatn ac rsinam mi,
C1TV propsrty. Large loans a specially.
w . m. 1 nomas, us otais fan "'"f
CITY and farm loans, a, H, 8 per oenL
j. H. pumont a t..o., is taie ans.
Cot CITT LOANS, C. G. Carlberg. U0
7 12 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
f.cL MONEY. HARRISON & MORTON",
818 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Ft u nrlaO Was tewl.
WANTKD 81,000 at 1 per cent on 17,500
Dundee resldenoe. WtU giv second
mortgage as security; Incumbrance
33,200. Address B , Bee.
, WANTED.
CITY LOANS.
Immediate closinf.
Lowest rates.
' Residence loans a specialty.
Interest paid but twice each year.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK W.DO.
Stocks sm4 Bow da.
S-E-V-E-N 7o
IS 100 MORE THAN
Three and One-Half
Our GUARANTEED DIVIDEND
EARNING STOCK pays 7 dividends,
payable January 1 and July 1 each
ysar. You participate with us In ths
earnings of all our Apartment Houses,
Flats, Additions, Farms, Mortgagee
and Contracts.
You can buy ons or more ah area now
at 8107. This slock Is guaranteed to
pay 7 on par value, but has always
paid more.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
$300,000.
"SAFETY FOR 8AVERS."
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1814 HARNEY STREET.
YOU CAN OET 1 ON xOUR MONEY
in
HOME BUILDBHd' PREFERRED
SHARES,
also
a part of remaining profits.
American Security Co.. Fiscal Agts ,
8 W. Cor. 17th snd Douglas bts , Omaha.
HAVE two Sl.uuO mortgages diswlng 8
per cent Interest; secured on Tennessee
land; due in 3 and 4 years; will trads
for good automobile, or what have youT
Adrireaa c ei.i. ijttitm nee
$L6u0 FARM mortgage bearing 7 pt-r cent,
secured by a-res of land. Talmage
Loomle Inv. On.. W. O. W. B'dg.
Abstracts ml Title.
GUARANTEE
Abstract Co. Tp
best sbatraei
et is the
g D.il
cheapest. Room 7. Patterson bid
wV Yii Title guarsnlee and Abstract
i"-1" Co., a modem abetraoi tttlis,
808 B. 17th Hi. Tel. J. 847.
fe"E K D" ABSTRACT CO.. oldest aUtract
oru In Nebraska. M Brandels Tbaa.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
aTIm
rl LatAa.
I3i ACRKS
11 miles from Salem. 1 mile from
Turtle; ara fenced and umler cul
tivation; 18 acrea orchard; 8-rooin houae.
barn, and oyithutMlnss. nearly all tilla
ble, l'rlco t Oin. A anap: ad quirk.
W. R FRANK.
M Vevtlle Work
6AEAT a"R7Aiya8T d" ol s7iTnToT5rhT7.
buys 49 acrea, good fruit and poultry
land, near town, southern Mleeourl.
Price onlv Addreas Box , fc-x-
celalor Bprtngs. Mo.
IsiwACRR tmpiovad farm. 80 mllea from
Mlnneapolia: 100 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and paaturs; good soil;
10-rooin house, barn and all other build
ings that are needed, school house oa
land; price, 1 10 per acre; one-half rash:
or will sell farm witn full equipment of
taorsea, cattle, machinery, etc Will
make very reasonable price on personal
property. Immediate poaaeaalon can be
bad. ftchawb Uroa.. 1028 Plymouta
Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
WHAT he had to setlt An automobile,
a motorcycle, a aummer oottage, a
Morrta chair. And he sold hem
through THB BFF! Want Ad folam.uk
Nebraska.
NEBRASKA RAM H FOR 8ALEv
4,a acres. W per cent tillable, balance
wall grassed, but broken; well, wind
mill and tank; partly fenced. Price 811
per acre. Located In a well-aettlod
farming and stock-ralalng neighbor
hood, where prices are advancing.
Write for full deecrtptlon.
J. H. DTTMONT CO.
418-18 Keellne Rids. Phone Douglaa 830.
"ALL. THE TliiK yOiTwANT--Owner
of 840 acres In Cedar couaty. 44
plies from 8loux city; will maks vary
liberal terms to first-class farmer whs
can maks a reasonable cash pavmsnt;
farm has about 180 sores Is crop. Is wall
Improved snd close to town. Pries. 8118
Jn acre. What's the use of renting T
'ATNK INVESTMENT COM PANT.
Omaha Net'l Han't rtldr.. f'maha
MARCH 1 poascsilon of good. weTl I m
p roved mo-scrs, polk courtly, Nebraaka,
farm. Will aell at a bargain, give rea
sonable terms and take good 83.000 home
In Omaha as part pavment. C. K,
Combs, US Brandels Theater Bldg.,
Douglas 8918.
CwO-ACrE north Neb., near good town'
running water: 4iO a. farm Tnn.i an
hav land; fencod; buildings. Pries l' r;
sssy terms; best bargain in ths cuun-
r ' CAMPBELL A CRAIO.
Doug. 4M. Keellne Bids.
WE have absolute eaatern Nebraska farm
oargatn. can uae eV) exchange.
Re) yea Gifford. 3l Ramge Bldg..
Omaha, Neb.
BUSHELS WHKAT I.ANU, lis Pl.lt
acre. Cheyenne Co.. beat amali grain
Co. In stats, few snsps for early buy.
rs. Live agents wanted. Writs Fund
Ingsland Inv. Co., Sidney. Neb
HAVE five strictly first class frms. l
mile from Ralaton for sals cheap. Oood
terms.
F. T. WALKER COMPANT.
817 Omaha
National
Rank, Omaha
fCR"
SALE Best laritaboov hlsh srads
LK BeeF
medium priced Isnd In Nebraska: very
Utile money required. C Bradley. Wol
bech. Neb.
WtssVBslaLaiais.
C'PPKR WISCONelLS usst dairy Wn3
general crop slats in the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sals at low prlcss on
sasy terms. Ask for booklet M on Wis
consin Central Land Grant, Excellent
landa for stock raising. If Interested in
fruit lands aak for booklet on apn.a
orchards. Addrsss Land and Industrial
Dept.. 600 Line Rallwsy. Mlaneapolla,
Minn.
M la eel l..ei.
"RU Y K.RSWITlI
THK MONKV
TO l.NVE?r.
Farm land ads placed In these col
umns reach the kind of people all
over the weat who have ample funds
with which to Invent In land.
Quality and quantity are both found
In THK B MIS' 8 country .Irculatlon.
Although the subscription rate li
higher, THE BEE has a greater coun
try ctrcuiauun uuiiv tui minosy ilmn
Its nearest Omaha competitor. Hand In
your ad and reach wome real bunra.
slAVb YOU
i- iiul
OA Ut
li.r . ... t). tj. .w. .
-8 words iT ; "'
''Largest rcuTatlon of any low. n.w-'
papar; M.W rssder. Oal.y in four great
FOR any and all kinds of sltsuks located
an or near csr line, csll C. R. Combs.
616 Brandels Theater Bldg. Doug. mi.
HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Fat Sals,
HARNESS. SADDLES AND
TRTTWifir
We maks them ourselves and axil iham
direct to ths conaumsr. Why pay two
profita for inferior good when you can
get blah-grade goods st first cost?
ALFRED CORNISH CO.,
1310 Farnam pt.. time ha.
NOTICE TO FArtMKRs"
Just arrived with 18 of my big mire,
from 1.200 to 1,500 lbs., also two frtsh
cows with calf by their aid. Laly
owner. Barn In rear of li4 S. 34th Bt
Tblrly-two milk wagons lor sale, cheap.
Johnson-Dsnforth Co.. loth snd Clark.
SPAN Tbay mares, 8.800, ; span of
gray mares, t.lto, 330O. lion N. 34th 8t.
aAT-7.00 ton. A. W. Wagner. (01 N. 18.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
wmiTii spitz pcppiea. ihoroughbrea;
only $8 this week. lUx Qslsler Bird
Co.. 1817 Farnam St.
UXD grain 100 lbs.. 31.7b. Wagner. 801W 13
CHICKENS for sale. Benson Sloi
AUTOMOBILESFOR SALE
COME and look these cars
over. All are In perfect con
dition and wa can ssvs you
considerable money en a
car. Read them over:
Chevrolet Roadster ...
Chalmers
1814 Ford Touring
1914 Ford Roadster....
Etiger "8." good as
bargain.
1816 Maxwell Touring.
1815 Msxwsli Truck.
1 Chsvrolst Roadster.
...3360
...8260
...3226
...2
nam-,
..3250
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO,
2216 Farnam. Douglaa 863.
Uih BRAND new Monitor tourins... Ifv3
1916 Ford touring, good shape M SuO ,
1814 btudsbaker-slx, touring so0
UU cadiilao tounng too
lkl4 Ford del., closed; like new.... 3u0
113 Overland touring. s-lf stsrlf-r.. 37)
AutoCnearlii Houae. i'J0 Farnam 1. 33iO
1814 FORD touring car; demountable rims,
two extra tires, seat covera, self starter,
stc. Price. Conrad Young, S2i
Brandels Theater. Pons-. 1671.
COOI second-hand l.k-pound fculck
truck. .v. Nsbraska Bulck Auto Co..
lt14 Farnam. DouKlas 731.
AUTOMOBILE Insurance fire, theft, lis
billty and damage. ART THATCHER,
1317-18 City Nat l. Douglas SHJi.
Aatoanublles Wsalejl.
WANT 116 Bulck. Overland or
for two clear Iota lit Omaha.
Doiig
imuglBS 7M7
Want to Trade Painting and raperhaiig.
ing for light auto or truck.
weo.
8tr3
4iU Livery Oara ss.
IndusirLl Garage Co., 20th A Harney BU.
w . if m innu riiicr Duon or vnup ...
11 Li f n. A. nr"1M v'rv satisractory conamnn
til Won Powerful .? , f,'"n1 -,,r ,n f,",,h- f r,c wer tron
ui ..m "Vwentv-fivW words ev. " week, which
S'sy U.mvenl.'nE. "rdr morX R'j ' ZTtL Zlr?L&
every Saturday evoning and Sunday for ?'n or y .T rhor 7,re eeral
onrmonth, giving sixteen ad. ToS sWalJa h,n.l'hr"-b'f teers good enough ti
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Actire and Etron; to Ten
Cent Higher Sheep Steady to
Ten Cents Lower.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
OMAHA. FVbruary . !'
Receipts were: Cattle. Iloaa. KheeP.
Fatlmate Mxndav .... 8i 8 f W.
fUme day laat week.. 8. 18 418
Same day I wka ago. 4,(7 ll.WS 8,J
fame day 8 wka. a no. 8.871 18 KVi 11.
Same day 4 wka. ago. 8.178 8.IX 10
Rame day laat year... ,( 10,101 18,080
The f-llowlns table shows ts ioelpts
of cattle, hogs and shep at the Omahs
Uve Stock market for the year to date
as compared with last year:
. i l:M8. Inc. Dec.
2i.VlW 1M.241 78.814
7S1.444I 878.878 108.770
fnP SS1.64I 40,844 .0
following uev, sn0ws ths average
nT.ttt,. ,,0 the Omaha live stock
pari ' ,OW lth Cm"
I-ate. j 1!i8. Iiots. 'ioi4 iiaiV"n4.'l8n.''liK
Feb. ir
Feb., 18.
"h. 14
Tina
iTfrny
? ail I oS
8 0I
8
T i W
S
T 78
r T
a
1
8 S4
8 tol
I M 8 08
7 H 8 01
lln
.rJ'.i
L'- 8
a
T0I 8T4
in w
T 041 8 88
t 081 I 84
Tb.
eb.
Feb.
Veb.
Tab.
Feb.
f 87V
I 84
U
8 4)
I
8 4'.'
1 V
8 tSI
8 Oai I 80)
a
8 M
T" f 18 S8f 8 10 8 081 I Oil
8 11 I I Ml a I i i la at 1 0
8 88
"eb.
9 91
1 8 0--S' 8 Ml 8 8 8W J 041 8 88
"sh. 14.
'"eb. 24.
Feb. M
Feb. ?7.
a I IWI I Ft I W I W H
ItlMlUIUIH 88S; ;m
8 161, Ti 8 4 8 12 8 03 1 8 S
I f Ml 8 421 8 0a 8 08 8 8?1
(Feb. 8.
I !1! I 84' 9 181 8 111 H ;
5uodaw
Receipts and disposition of livs stock at
the Union Mtock Tarda, Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m. yes
terday: RECEIPTS CARS,
nea the man In the moon came down too
Cattle Hoga.Sheep.H'r a.
C M.
St. P.
14
1
1
Wabash
8
Cnlon Pacific
M
84
21
1
28
'
88
1
C. k N. W., asst..
r. A N. W' . west..
S3
C, B. Q , east..
C M. P., M. O. t
('., H. & Q., weat. 88
C, R. 1. A P., east. 13
Illinois Central .... 80
Chicago Ot. West.. 18
Total receipts iso
1
20
104
14
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle
Ho
ova.
1.1J8
Sheep.
7K
1.080
2.144
6.081
Morris Co..
61 H
Tib
717
S47
Swift and Co
Cudahy Pack. Co.
Armour A Co
Schwart A Co....
J. W. Murphy ...
Morrell
Lincoln Pack. Co.
So. Omaha P. Co.
Bay Plate
Roth Packing Co.
W. H. Vansant .
Benton. Vt A L.
Hill A Son
F B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A CO.
J. If. Bulla
L F. Hubs
Roaenstock Bros..
F. O. Kellogg....
Werth'r A Degen
H F. Hsmllton...
fulllvan Bros. ..
Rotha'ld A Krebs
M. A K. Calf Co.
C'-rlatle
H'rglns
Huffman
Roth
Olaaaberg
Baker. Jones A B.
Banner Bros
John Harvey ....
IDennls A Francis
Klne
Jenaen A Lungren
Other Buyers ...
1.M8
1.000
l.ftft
Slfi
4,608
2
8
10
183
14
ItW
2A.
Mi
1
184
;
20
74
JS
1S7
10il
2
J74
f.7
2i
8fi
R7
41
80
114
11
6U
2,221
T'la 4,40 10.4M 11,188
CATTLK Receipts, while smaller than
laat week, are larger than two weks
stm and larger thsn a yesr ago by over
1AV head. The demand waa brlak and
everything chamcod hands In anod sea-
jon in ths morn ng, Irsde being in a good
1 or.ni (S.UJ.
j ..otii..i,s on catrie: Oood to choice
"m'J?'L rlo i
67 giod to " cholci h"!f'iiwi
" viiup tj j w si , sru . av ' s'u . 1 w 1 s ssi a vv
good cows. 8660(b4.2n; common to fair
cows. 34.2fxj6W; good to choioe feeders,
87.S5B'7.i4; fslr to good feeders, 37.0itf7.:
common to fslr feeders, 14.0Uitf1.00; good
to choirs Blockers, f7.40ijr7.86; stock heif
ers. 801617.26; stock cows, 86.3u4 60:
stock calves, s8.&08.00; vesl calves, 37.
tlM; bulls, stsga. etc., 8 0oe..
BEEF BTEF.Rf .
Ka. Ai. rr. No. At. Pt
II 811 t to lis 7 aft
II lost T 10 14.. loot 7 TO
II. 1044 7 Hi 17 lout 7 M
1 11X4 7 tn 11 1471 8 on
It44 4
11 ... . . 1.7; An
84 IM 8 M
r 14 1 u
13 UH IK !
fTKf.KM AND HBIFERS.
8 U7 7 Tt It 841 7 88
SI...,. U I
COWS AND HEirXRBJ.
884 6 80 il
..1M 3 88
ODWB.
. . era 4 is 1.
..till 6 10 3.
..1340 lit 7.
..tlH 4 art II.
.Aim III IS.
..111! IN I.
H EIFBRS.
..no 111
.. I IN
..11M I it
..Ml 4
..llnS 3 at
m 781 7 44
it.'.!!
10....
... TM T T4
K IN 3 ....KMI 6 80
II 7
W mm lll I JS
11 to 7 K 8
W IN
IS II
BULLS.
t IOM I sn 8.
1 no 4 oa 1.
1 lots 3 76 1.
as in
IMS 4 Kt
1K t Tl
CALVES,
tl 44
HTOCKERW AND FEEDERS.
I 44 IM 8 H4 I II
U 104 4 U 80 m IS
1 Ill 7 81 14 W l
14 4 7 40 44 78 7
14 It t 711 T 88
II IN 7 78
HOOR Even for tha opening day of
the week the sunnly of hogs waa real
moderate. Estimated receipts were lot
cara. or 8,000 head, being smaller than a
.week ago by 1.809 heed; V 600 head lighter
than two weeks as-o. and a falling off of
3,000 head as compared with tha corres
ponding Monday or last year.
The market onened out rather ouiet
Bhlppsrs wsnted Just a few hogs, and as
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
Aats Hepalrlac atael PalMllasj.
Automobile painting dons by experts; si
years' experience In Omaha: work guar
anteed firat claaa. Johnson-Dsnfortn Co,
DUPLEX tires last longer, are strunger
and more durable; 30x8. 34.60. fell
Fsmsm Bt Douglas 478.
Ili'iO reward fir niaxi.ato ws can't repair.
Colls repaired, bay sdorfsr, 3.0 N. lsth.
Free wlntsr storage when cars ars paint
ed and repaired. Johnaon-Danforth, Co.
Omaha Radiator Hep. Co . Siag Far. D. 80C
Amtm 'Ursa lipillUa
AUTO TUIES 1IALF PRICfl
Homer Hill, 1811 Chicago Bt.
Si lace I la .
AUTOMOBILB INSI'RANCE.
Fire. Theft, Liability and Property
Damage at Lowest Rstss.
KILLY. ELLIS 4 THOMPSON,
813-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. MIS.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
LAKLKV-LAVIL.BON MOTORCYCLES.
Bargain In uaed machlnea. Victor Kooa.
The Motorcycle Man." T708 Iaavsnworth.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE 6r STOCK H6LDERA.' '
MEOT1NO.
Notice Is bsreby siven that tha regular
annual meeting of the Stockholders of ths
SOUTH PLATTU LAND COMPANY will
be held at the office of said Company,
Boom 701 First National Bsjik bui.dlug,
Uncotn. Nsbraska. at 11 o'clock a. m-, oa
Us first osy 01 aiarvn, . u.t wis.
Lincoln. Nsbraska, February lei., 1818.
C. H. MORhll-L. Prasld.ot.
W. W. ZUKNItK, aWcratary.
Fsby ld30C
they preferred the butcher weights they
succeeded In filling their orders at prlce
that were In no raae more than 10c
hl her. They bourbt a good share of
their hoga around 8 .."! V
Flrat offera made by packers were lit
tle. If sny. better than steady. All out
side points wers, however, reporting
higher prioes. and with such a moderate
run hers there was Utile chance for buy
era to hold valuea down, even though
ablpplng competition was ao alack. Hell
era atarted out pricing their hoga lOr or
more higher, but thla proved to be more
atrength thsn the market warranted, and
they had to modify their Ideas somewhat.
8ome of the first packer salea might not
have been mors tnan 8c higher, but aa
a genoral thing valuea were up to a MTlOc
higher baala by tha time the movement
atarted. snd the big bulk of the offer
lna sold this way.
The fact that shippers did not take hold
of the welghtleat hoga did not hurt the
market on theas klnda any, and packing
competition on heavy gradea waa so
briek that moat of them ahowed the long
end of the advance. The day's ton of
8 waa paid by a packer. The bulk of
all the aalee waa made at .lMr 8f.. with
the uaual sprinkling of underweight and
common mixed stuff on down.
No.
at. an. p.
..11 If IM
. i: w im
. H M III
. XO 4fl 8 ITH
. .IM 10 8 14
..847 ... 8 a
No.
M .
H .
l .
.
At. ah. Pr
..M ... W
. im as ta
... 8 8k
. t M
. TVl ... 8 N
. . M ... 8 44
TT...
T7...
88...
M...
FICIM.
8 1T ... T M
SHEEP Tha week opened out with a
recent suppl" of sheep and lambs on
hand, something like forty-five cara, or
10.800 head allowing up. This Is mors
than 4.800 smaller than last week and a
falling off of over 1,000 head as com-pai-ed
with a year ago. but Is larger
than two weeks ago by 3.800 head.
Buyers made an effort to buy lambs
st a 2fto lower cost this morning, but
as the lamb end of the eupply was mod
erate failed to get away with It, and
after dickering around for the best part
of the forenoon finally paid generally
steady prices for the bulk of ths offer
ings. In fact some buyers claimed lhat
ronalderlng the slight wetness of fleeces
actual cost waa higher, but moat trad
ers quotes the market aa unchanged.
The 111.10 top on Msxlosns which sellers
were unwilling to quote at Inst week's
clnas was established today, three losda
of good lightweight lainba bringing ths
fries. Other desirable, Mexlrana sold at
11.00, while bulk of the weaterna sold
st 810.78010.80. A four-car string of
weighty shearing lambs waa cashed early
In the forenoon st 110.68,
More ewes were on sals than for a
trnil manv days, offerings making tip
nearly half of ths totsl supply. Demand
proved to be nroaa. nowever, ana a gooo
msnv ewes had been sold by a reaeon
sbls hour st prices that ware stesdy
with Isst week s close, which was ths
high tlms of the yesr to dste. Noon
found a few bunches of ewes still tn
the pens, but practically all the destr-
ki nea had been r eenea ud.
Quotations on sheen end lambs: Lambs,
mteA in cnoice. 11v.anru.1u, umiw. iair
tO gOOO, ilV.WO'lV.l'.i, limva, c.ll'l'v.l, fv.
410 00; yssrllngs, fair to cholca light. 88.88
438.78: yearlings, fair to choice heavy,
R.OrKlja.fc.; wethers, fslr to choice. 17.60-gi
6 25; ewes, good to choice, l7.7fctfS.00;
ewes, fair to good. l7.nXBT.7S.
SHEEP. '
No. v- Pr'
78 shorn lambs 7 80
. ... . . . . n a. 11.. j ... m
CIIICAOO MVn STOCK M ARKICT
Cattle I nsettled -Ilosjs 1'nsetlled
Sheep Flran.
CHICAOO. Feb. 28. CATTLE Msrket.
unsettled; recelpta, 18,000 head; native
beef ateera, 37.0ttl.U.: western steers,
3TC.ai; stnekers and fwdera. Vi.loft
7.75; cows and heifers, S3.S0fls.S0; cslves,
8.MtJ 1125.
HOOB Msrket strong. I to 10 cents
higher; receipts. ofi.Oiio head; bulk.
8.7o; llghta. 8 lMl.7B: mixed. 8H.4fto8.80;
heavy. 88.30fi .80; rough. 38.80 8.4A; pigs,
W.laVfitW'.
8HKEP Market, firm; receipts, 13,000
head; wethers, 38.00-B..eo; ewes, 3&.7MI.W;
Iambi, S9.SofVll.P0.
St. .I.oals Tlvs tok Market.
T. IXLI, Feb. 38. JCIATTLE Re
relpts, S.700; market, higher; native beef
steers. 87 fi"8 M; yearling steers and
heifers, S8.80aj8.6A; cows, $i (VF1.1&: stok
ers snd feeders, SS.f87.76; Texas snd In
dian ateers, 8.s.2ri.00; oowe and heifers,
4.t8R.0O: native calve. 8.00rjll ,00,
HtkS Receipts, 14.1 0 head; market,
higher; ptga and tUhte, 88,!kVtl!8.78; me
dium and butchers, A.kua,h; good heavy,
IN.7r4w.1a.
811 BEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, J,00
head; market, stesdy; yearling wethers,
3 tK-lO.OO; lambs, S8.00(9'11.40; ewes, S-i.MJ
(i.l).
I
Kaasas City I.lve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Feb. . CATTIJ9
Receipts, 13,000 head: market, higher:
prime fed steers, i.Wif()1.l8; dressed beef
steers, 87.4t2l.o0; western steers, S7.a$
8 60; stooksrs and feeders, SH.&QAa; bulls,
36.8641700; cslves, S.V411.00.
HM Receipts, 1S.0JO head; market,
blsher: bulk of salea. 8ft.164i4.46: heavy.
8M.4f4M.6fl; nackers and butchers. 88.36ll
8.60; light. fx.noi&40: pigs. UMiaV.:t
. a 4i"ti'..iB.
8HKEP AND LAMlta-Ravelpts.
, U.OliO
head; market, higher; lambs, tV)'(l
1 1 1; yearllnss, M.il.ulOM; wethsrs, 17.74
.3B; ewes, Si.z&tVS.OO.
' Sloaix flly Live Stck Market.
RIOITX CITT, la.. Feb. tn.-CATTUV-BAnelnts.
LfatO head! mnrket stead v to
lower; native steers. S4.6otj).30; butchers.
3u.Omn17.OO; cows and boiisrs, 3&.0iu'M6;
eannere, 34.0in4.76: atockera and feeders,
V.tni7.!,: bulls, stage, .V16i.2fi.
hooh Keceipts, 3,6m head; market, 10c
higher; imlxed, 38.I'V8.30; light. 37.8613
3.10, Milk of sales, 87 ryttS,
BHBBP AND 1AMBH Receipts. 600
head: market, steady: lambs. 87.0 & 9.78.
I
Lisa Stock la Sight.
Reeeipts of live stock at tha fir prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
moux city
Kansas City ....
At. Louis
8.800 2 MO 600
ll.ono 18.000 lt.ono
3.700 14.800 8808
8,000 8.000 10,814
16.000 66.0W 18,000
44,600 S3.400 46,100
(Omaha
Chicago
Totals
Kanaaa City tirwla and Prcrtsloxts.
KANSAS CITT. Frh. .-WHBAT-
Cash, No. 1 hard, H OMPt.Ov; No. t red.
31.0101.10; May, 31.00; juiy, we'io.
CORN-No. t mixed. 4fcV; No. t white.
mmo; No. 3 yellow, 70;; May. WQ
8So; July, mtto.
OATS No. 1 white, 4'T47c; No. t mixed.
424MV.
BUTTETV-Crsamsry. 3o; firsts, tlo:
seconds, 78c; packing, lo.
RCKIS Firsts, 84a; seoonds. II a.
POULTRY Hens, liPAc; turkeys, tor:
springs, 14c.
Llverwool OrsUst Mrket.
LTVERPOOU Feb. 38 WHEAT ".Dot-
No. t hard winter, gulf, lie Id; No.
red western winter, 18s td.
CORN b pot, Atnenoan mixed, new.
F LOU lv winter paunia, as sa.
HOPS In London (Paolflo coast). 4
16stt6 Us.
. Lrala Oral Msurke.
T IMTU TS WlIlTl TM.t.-t
lower; track. No.' 1 red. 3117H; No. i
hard. 3L11. May, $1.06; July, 3108
CORN-No. 3. 7V: No. I white. TJUc.
OATS No. 3, 72c: No. t white, nom
inal; May, TSHc; July, TaMtTOfcc.
Mrtal Jdarket.
NEW YORK, Feb. 38. METAL Lead,
exchange quotes lead at $140. Bpelter
not quoted. Copper, firm; electrolytic,
nearby. 321.60; June and later, tifafrrt
27 M). Iron, firm; No. 1 northern. UO.lfxa
30 76: No. 1. 31.76fj)36; No. 1 southern.
8J0.o04jr'J0 60; No. 3. 3l.7UuJ0 86. Tin, strong;
spot, 300 bid; March, S46.UOQ-44.O0; April,
!..
At London: Spot copper. 106; futures,
108; electrolytic. 136. Tin. spot, 184 6s;
futures. 1X4 16s. Lead, 32 17a4d; spelter.
106. '
Evaporated Apples sa4 Dried Fralts
NEW YORK. Fb 28 EVAPORATED
APPLEB Market, dull: fancy, frc;
chulce, 6'uTe; prime, 6afifcVc.
1)R1ED FRUIT Prunes, firm; Cali
fornia. 4fllc: Oresons. 7fpMo. Apri
cots, quiet; choirs, .fl 10c; extra choice,
lo'i7loc: fancy. Il6fl13c. Peaches,
steady; chofe. lc; extra choice. 6Wc;
fancy, Vvc. Ralalna. firm; loose Musca
telea, 7V'fl'7c; choice to fan ay seeded,
7Vt.7Hc; seedless. 8Vr&10c.
' Oil Koala.
SAVANNAH, Oa.. Feb. SS.-TURPEN-TINE
ctedy; 60 bbls. : sales, none; re
ceipts. 7i bbta.; shlimenta, 212 bids.,
stork 3 360 bbls.
K08IN steady; sales. 440 bbls.; rec Ipts.
7k bbls.: shliariienls, 1 lu8 bbls; stocks,
6H.6SH bbls. Ouote: A. H, C. It, K, F. IS,
M 84 80; I, tfOu, K. 86. M; M, tT4; N,
34.00; WO, tX: WW, 86.60.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
General Decline in Prices on All
Grain Under Pressure of a
Weak Market.
WHEAT ONE TO TWO CENTS OFF
OMAHA. February 88, 1818.
There waa a general docllne In prices
.'L A Prr""ure of a weak market
T.eiTn w". VrT. r.'""..i
hough the receipts of this cereal were
Sood and the caah demand fairly active.
Trade In corn waa rather slow, due to
the fact that the traders could not agree
on ths prices of this cereal, most of
hleh 11.-
.. v.. .m.y !.... uni.ij. 1
to 8 cents lower. Oats aold senerallv
. . .una nwv Uiril ll.... (.lli'll.Ti.r.i i
from H cent to IV, cents lower. Osts
receipts were light ami ths demand for
this cereal was not very good.
Rye and barley were aleo a trifle weak
and ruled from unchanged to I cent lower.
Clearances were: Wheat snd flour equal
lo 1,788.000 buahela: Corn 428,000 bushels;
Osts 4:s,000 btiaUcla.
Uverpool taa; Wheat, STVyd lower;
Coin, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.430.000
buahela and shipment 1.0,0"0 buahela,
asalnat receipts of 818. buahela and
shipments of 8H1.000 bushels laat yesr.
Primary corn recelpta were 1.441.000
buahela and ahlpmenta 84,OiX) buahela.
against receipts of 870.000 bushels and
npments of 8M, bushels Isst year.
Primary oata recepta were l.lso.onO
buahela and ahlpmenta 882.000 buahela,
asalnat recelpta of 1.021AM buahela and
ahlpmenta of WM.tM) buahela laat ysar.
CARIXT IinTF.lPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Iniluth
Omaha ......
Kanaaa Cltv
St. lunula ....
148
188
.1.040
. 87
. A
. m
. 118
1?8
'4
88
Winnipeg
These sales were reported todav.
- .?XT. J hrrt "'bier: I car, 8l.t; 1
"Ji fc No. 8 hard winter: I car,
cars. 81 .Of; 8 cars. 31.01. No. 4 hard winter:
1 car. Il.u); 1 car. l.01; 3 cars. 31.00; 4
oars. 80. 1 car, 6 care. tHc; 1 car.
rse; 4 4-8 ears, S7,.; 11-8 cara. HHc: i
cara. 8e; 4 ears. 86e. Rample hard winter;
"wr, anc; 1 car. Wc; 1 car. Sue; 1-8 car
car.
", 11.03.
.l.08.
. S)t 01 ;
, ll.W.
anc; l- car, 80c; No. I spring: 1 car, 81.08.
f o. 1 aurum: 1 care. 81 .06; 3 oara.
ro. a aurum: a cars, gl.08; 8 cars,
1 CSr. 81.011. Mn 4 flnnim I
No. 3 mixed: 2 cara. 31 Otuv' No. 3 mlxsd:
1 or, i 1 csrs, it.tKi1: 1 car, si.os.
No. 4 mixed: 1 oar, Hon; 31 cara, to; I
oars, 3Ac; 1 car, 88c; 3 oars. 86a. No. I
mixed dumm: 1 car, (l o. No. 4 mixed
durum: l car. 7c.
Rye No. t: 1 care. 860, Sample: 1 oar,
80c.
Uarlav-No 8! 1 nar. 8?Uc. Ttxierted:
I ears. 68c. Rample: 1 car, Wc.
Corn No. 8 whits: 1 car. 8M4e. No. 4
white: 1 csr. 8'.'c; 4 cars, 1c. No. 4
white: 3 csrs, tVV; 8 cars, 6c; 4 cars.
50c; IM csrs, B7c. No. 8 whits: 1 car.
Blc. Aample whits: 1 car. MVi. No. 4
yellow: I cars. 6Hc; I csr. 6Jc. No. I
yellow: 1 csr, 81c; 1 csr. eoc; 1 csr. 68c.
No. yellow: 3 csrs. 6c; 8-4 car, 66c: 1
car. 63c. example yellow: 1 car,
80c; 1 csr. 48c; I car, 46c. No. I
mixed: 1 car. 86c. No. 4 mixed: 4 cars.
Hlc; 3 cars. 6lc; 8 cara, 81c; cars,
AV. No. 6 mixed: i cara. OOHc; 1 car,
iurc; I cars, 6fc; I csrs, 68c; 1 csr, 67c.
No. mixed: 1 car, Mr; 1 car. tiJc; I 3-6
cars, 61c. Hample mixed: 1 car, S80; 1
car, Mr; 1 car, 67Sc; 3 cars, 43o; i cars,
47c; 3 4-6 cars, 4AHc; 13-6 cars, 45c; 3-6
car, 8.V; 1 csr, 36c.
Oata Utandard: 1 car. 43HC. No. 1
white: I oar. 41e; 1 oar, 40c; 3 crs.
40c. No. 4 white: 1 csr 40c; 1 osr. vc.
Sample white: 1 csr. 38r: 8 ears, 8fc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Whst: No. 8 hard,
I.Mifjrl.i: No. 3 hard. tl.00HWI.03ti; No. 4
Hard, K4c4.l1.OJ; No. 1 spring, Sl.Wtft.M
No 3 spring, 11.00111.03; No. 3 durum,
1.044!106: No. 1 durum. tlttm.OS; asm
pla, 7(i6e. trn: No. white. MBTWHc:
No. 4 white, tV)'J4V ; No. 6 white. 6Mf
8c: No. 8 white, nOQAlq; No. 8 yellow,
4V437o; No. 4 yellow, 4J8uHc: No. I
yellow. 67ilc: No. yellow, 6mo8o;
No. 3 mixed, 7irM7Hrt: No. 4 mixed, 6s9
8Jc; No. I mixed. 6W10HC;; No. mixed,
6jMc: sampla mixed. 3fff4c. Oats: No.
t white. 4afT4c: stsndard. 4M4JV;
No. 3 white, 40trr41c; No. 4 whits, 8vk
40c. Barley: Malting, 57t3c; No, 1 fseM.
MMc. Rye: No, 3, SHifleg: No. I,
SJo.
Chicago closing prices, furnished Tha
Bee by I.ngsn 4V Rrvan. stock and grain
brokers. 316 Health sixteenth at.. Omaha:
Article! Opar.l High.
1,nw. ! tloss.l Bat
w hest
May.
1 13HW
1
1 08H
1 08
113
1 lOH
. 74
iai
I
44
414a
30 76
30 70
10 86
10 61
1146
11 66
Jttly.
Oorn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Pork.
May.
1 181
1 08
1 08H
'8U7B
if
73
43V4
4.T,ffN
4341 S.
4
4sSH!
41
10 78
40
W 80
10 36
40
20 78-70!
80 40
30 46
10 86
July.
30 7H
10 irv
30 sTHl
uara.
May
10 40
10 8H
10 62i
11 87!
July.
10 8o
10 67V
10 63-68
Kins.
Msy.
11 45-42
11 46
11 87
July. Ill 87-66ill 67-eol
11 60
II 60
CHICAGO (JRAIST AND PROVISIONS
Prlews oat Boatrd of Trade.
CHIPAOO. Fab. 28 OermanVs re-
fussl to altar or delay tha plan to at
tack without warning any armed ships
of Its enemies, brought about a fresh
collapsa todsy In ths value of wheat.
prices reu so a nuanei, ana riosea ex
cited, at c net decline with May at
31.00 and July at II 04. Corn lost la
to o, and oats. io to Jtji. in
provisions, the outeoms varied from un
Changed figures to 6o down.
Throwing awav noidinga of wneat oe
kran almost as soon as the market
opened. The news at rand seemed to
msks virtually certain tha outlook that
tha Oorman answer to the United Stales
would be a decided negative. It wss
not, however, until after announcement
of Ambassador Bernatorff having; actu
ally delivered such a reply that the sell
ing in tne wneat maraei oroaaenen urn
t. tha fullest extent. In oonseouanca
durlpg tha laat hour of tha aasalon, tha
downward plungea of values wers esps-
clslly violent, and the rallies mora and
m nr. lafklna 111 toraa.
iXome of the strongest Intorsetg tn the
host trade alternated to stem st ths
outset ths downward course of the mar
ket. Crop damage reports were said to
be numerous, and there were advices
that ainart demsnd for Amerloan wheat
had I m Droved, but tha majority of deal-
era were spparently oblivious to any or
dinary developments in xavor or tne duu
alda despite leases of lso a bushel slnoa
ths beslnnlng of Isst week. Asssrtlons
that additional German raiders wers
already on the Atlantlo and In a posi
tion to causa serious auiurmnra is
commerce counted somewhst effectively
against efforts to bring prioes up.
Corn suffersd a heavy setbsck with
tWhest. Ths fact that recelpta were
m. li failed, to act as a check. Oats
were partly sustained by a moderate
shlppln" demand. Bealdea thsrs wsrs re
ports that farmers snd country Slavs
tors In HUtnols and Indiana appeared to
be holding bac supplies.
Pork and ribs gave war wun eereais,
but lard remained firm. Exports of lard
increased 3.000.0u0 pounds and bacon, 14.-
oinuo pounds, as compared with a year
. saoa ......
firsts. 30iU91c; ordlnsry firsts. 19030c;
at mark rasss inciuaea, iri-ana.
Di,TTnrs-HHhr: recelnts. 61 csrs
Wisconsin, Michigan. Minnesota and
Dakota whites, H7I7V6C; Minnesota and
Dakota twins. bluo.
m'TTER-aSteady: creamery, 24iSMc,
POULTRY Alive, unchanged; fowls.
16c; springs. 17o.
Oilcago Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red
i lauJTT.U: No. 3 red. Sl.Ol'O Lll: No.
herd. 31.09HC1 12H. Com: No. 8 yellow,
-"": No, 4 yellow, 670c: No. 4 white,
6H,ic. Oata: No. 3 white, 40Q41lc;
....t.,x 4iU4"4f;. Rve: No. 7. 80c.
Barley. S3W70C. Kaeda: Timothy, 34 6rd
rrft r.iiwr 810.0041CO.00. Provisions: Pork
10.U36; lard. 110.10; ribs, 10.7fctf 11.85.
If laxteapells Grmla Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 28. WHEAT
Mar. 11 07 to 81.07: juiy. 31.07 to
8to74. Cash. No. 1 hard. 11.11; No.
northern. 81.08trl.lOH; No. I northern,
tl (nt. fi I 07S.
FIl'R Fancy patenta, 38 40; first
clears, 84 80; other grades, unchsnged.
BAULK Yu7c.
RYri-BivfUalc.
BRAN-6J8O0.
CORN-No. I yellow, 74Tj':6c.
OAT-No. t white. '.
rLAX6KKD II 2i)2.2.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Foreign Situation Casta Its Shadow
Over Day'i Feverish
Session.
LIQUIDATION IS INSISTENT
NEW YORK. Fh. 28 -The foreign
situation aa represented hv the delicate
.etate of the aubmarlne controversy end
Oermany a offenalve In
France, rest its
'eh"' over today s feverish
market.
Liquidation waa Inalalent and tha short
intereat accelerated the decline hi- a
resumption of Ita recent aggreaaive tac
tics. Shares of the war groupa and ether
apeciaiiiea wnicn are wont to ronow tne
I lead
ot those laaiiea, recorded extreme
loaaea of 3 to 8 points, while seaaoned
or Investment aharea yled 8 to 8 points
There waa marked Improvement In the
rtnai nnur. the bears rushing to cover
on rumors that Oermany had agreed
to some modifications as to attacks on
enemy ships.
Support wss larking moat of the time
and the feeble rallies of the mldeaaaton
almply accentuated the extent of ths
downward trend.
Further reuse for uneasiness wss oc
casioned by rumors of a recurrence of
revolutionary troubles In Mexico, shares
of companies operating In the southern
republic manifesting acuta weakness.
tet. another uneettling feature waa
found In the renewal of heavy selling
of Anglo-French 6a, which fell to a new
minimum of MSc. Deallnga In theas
bonds excited much unfavorable com
ment and helshiened apprehension re
garding new foreign Issues which are
likely 10 be offered In Oil" market.
There were a few neutralising develop
ments, such ss additional excellent rail
way returns for January and remarkable
eamlnss of aeveral of the leading con
cerna engaged In the fulfillment of war
Nuiinoli ThiM were comDletetv Is
nored, however. In the atemer Issues oty
the day.
Almost tne sois elements or eirrna.n
waa furnished bv Reading, mat siock
showing sn extreme gsln of SH points
at mc. The familiar atory of an early
distribution of Reading's hidden assets.
which hss served Its purpose in tne paai
gained currence, but confirmation was
Isrklng tn suthorltatlrs quarters.
Total aales of stocks amounted to
"5,0110 shares. Increase or 6l,M.uiC in
January operating revenues. Northern
Paclrle preaented qtme ine oei state
ment of any road in Ha territory for
that period. .
Bonds In general were dlspoaed to
shade, but concessions were mostly noml
nsl. ToUl salea par value aggregated
United States bonds were unchanged
Number of sales and leading quotations
on atocks wers aa foil owe:
Males. Hit. LrfMr. Clna.
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Total sales far tka S.T. .0OS shares.
Hew Tsvk Mooey Market.
vrtv Tr.HK Feb 78 PRIMF MF.R-
CNTT7.F PAP".R-a'w er cent.
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TIMB TANf-nrmV slsty ays. J
7S per cent; ninety dsvs, per cent ;
a 1 7 months. 8 rer Cent.
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Ualaa tools Market.
LONDON, Feb. 88 American securities
en ths stock market were dull, but steady.
BILVER Har, 38 16-ld per ounce.
M"NRT-44 PU?"n, v,
DISCOUNT RATPJB rlhort bills and
three months. 6 per eent
CALL M-ONKY Steady: highest, t per
eent; lowest, 1 per cent; ruling rste.
1 per cent; last loan, I per cent; cloetng
bid. 14 per cent; offered at I per cent.
Bank Clearlaa-e.
OMAHA. Feb. . Bank clearings for
Omaha today were UM. and for
the corresponding day last ysar 33.888..
121.6. 1
rottoo Market.
NTT-W TORK, Feb. 28 -COTTON-Bpot.
quiet; middling uplanda, 11.26c. No sales.
Cotton futures opened steady; March.
11.18c; May. 11.32c; July, 11. 64c; October.
11 74c- Deremlr. 11 8i
Cotton closed steadv: March. 11. l;
May. 11.22c: July, 11.42c; October, lVi,
December, 11.66c.
The cotton market closed steady, net
1 plnt lower to 3 points higher.
L1VBRPOOL. Feb. 2S -COTTON Spot,
barely stesdy: good middling. 8 Old; mid-,
dllng. 7.74d; low middling. 7.40d; sales,
7,000 balss.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. HOotton goods
and yams were firm todsy. Raw silk.
Japanese grades was quoted at ths high
est, pries since 11477 and within ons point
of the high mark reached in that year.
?ales of rsw silks were mads to manu
acturers for delivery up to July.
The Excelsior
Tl Olds Whiskey hew"
If It's an old whiskey wa have !t.
Ten year old whiskies a specialty.
Ill BO. 16TK 8TBI1T
TEM OALLIUAsT, Mgr.