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THE B: OMAHA. KK1UAY, BRUAKY 22. 1918.
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WANTED TO RENT
"murmsticd Apartments and Houses.
what HAVE YOU FOR RENT
In the way of four, five or six-room raoC
ern, up-to-dats apartments? Preferanre !
will b given to those in better district of
i he city. Want to deal direct with own- !
fa. No agents.
TELKPHONB DOUGLAS 1018.
MONEY TO LOAN
'rsanized by the Business Mco of Omaha,
t'-L'RNlTURE. pianos and notes as security.
$40. 6 mo., H. goods, total, $3.60.
$40, mo.. Indorsed notes, total cost, $3 40
Smaller, larger ara'ts proportionate rats.
PROVIDENT LOAN COMPANY,
4M Rose Bldg.. leth and Farnam. Ty. StS.
i.OAN3 ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
10 SMALLER LOANS Of'
A 0 w. C FLATAU, EST. ISSt 10
TH FLR. SECURITIES BLDO.. TT. 50.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRI LOANS
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashock. 1514 Dodg. D. 81. Est 1891.
MOVING AND STORAGE
uliTROPOLITAN VAN & STORAOF CO.
Owned and operated by Central Furni
ture Store: office on Howard St., between
Utb and 16th. Phone Tyler 1400. Have
vour moving handled just as you would
an order for naw furniture. That's the way
we do it. Ask to se. our dally .ental lists.
1. C. REED
Express Co., Moving,
Packing and Storage.
Kii7 n-arnam St. Web. 2748. Doug. 6146.
KlRk'pROOFWAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
k'oods and pianos; moving, packing and
shipping
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
"'16 S. lu'th. Douglas 4163.
FREE service FIDELITY
Phone Douglas 288 for complete
list of vacant houses and apart
ments. Also for storage, moving.
16th and Jackson Sts.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real service in moving, packing and
tnrinp call Tyler 230 er Douglas 433
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
GOOD DUNDEE HOME
$o. 400 bj! a nearly new 7room, 3-story
nmdem lnnise, ot ctipied by pVsent onuer
-inly a few mouths, in ex- cltefti condition,
finished in sk a ml French grVveriamel,
with -in. oak fioorinc Ihrnushout. Lo
'at.'il on :i comer lot 30x133. ft. in pun-l-o's
now addition. Has garage and drive
way to Fame. Ttims cat-li, balance
monthly like rent.
GEORGE & CO., DOUG. 756.
A . " T Hill. 1
d a ear i-un ana rarnam
aTh . $7,000
tl x rooms, not now. but vHl built an
1 :-,,,'' conuitiun u.rougiiuui; nui h
i 1 - t Atmn n n t- a tilt
l Douglas S!icr !ti-;n I'lty National
worm.
$1,500
Cottage and j lots. barn, chicken house.
.Ml level and pood garden spot, located
11th and Fort Sis. Hood terms.
BIRKETT & COMPANY,
"!."" Tie Bid?. DourI.'is 633.
"BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
(j-r. full C-story modern h.nv. corner lot.
cast and south front, oak' finish, 2 blks.
io car lin built about 4 yrs. and in fine,
repair. 1'ri cut to $3, COO and must be
sold. Sec about this at once.
J. L. HIATT CO.,
Ortfi KIR.ST NATIONAL
UV BANK m iLDING.
63
TTLKR
BARGAIN
CLOSE-IN, $2,500
r 19th and Webster; 5 rooms, on
D.ie floor; reduced from $3,000; modern,
including furnace.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 3962. 919-20 City National.
THIRTY-SIX ACRES.
$300 AN ACRE NEAR OMAHA.
New 8-room modern house and cor
responding outbuildings; 300 bearing fruit
trees; 6 acres of berries.
MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO.,
24TH AND AMES AVE. COLfAJC 217.
BUY NOW.
Only 16 days to sell. Fine residence
property at 3007 Ohio St. Price only
$3,200; worth $3,000 gold. M. L. Van
Slyke, Mankato. Minn.
RENTERS!
Tou can move Into a brand new D-room
house on practically your own terms. Good
location. Phone Douglas 3628.
HOUSE, 7 rooms, double garaRe, paved
street, on car line, hot water heat; $2,700;
bargain. G. P. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago St.
KOUNTZB PLACE Modern g-room house.
full basement, laige lot, close to car. Price
1.35. Norris & Norris. D. 4270.
iJNNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity to Invsit your money.
Phone Tyler 1ST.
LJoK at' 3903"Nri7th for a$27500 bargain.
Harney 6747.
South.
933 S. JTH AVE.. $3,300; 6 rooms, all-mod.
C. G. CARLBERO, 312 Brandds.
Miscellaneous.
LET me show you my brand new stucco
bungalow; finely finished, excellent loca
tion. A real bargain at $3,860. Rea
sonable terms. Call Owner, Douglas 1722.
XV. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
1320 Farnam St. Doug. 1064.
R. S. TRUMBULL.
Ognrst Nat. Pk. Bldg. Doug. 1734.
ESTATE B ness Pr'pty
BUSINESS properties and investments.
A. P. TUKEY and SON.
630 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
Income, Business and Trackage Specialist.
15th and Dodge Sts. Douglas 416.
YOUNG & DOHERTy.
City Real Estate.
Douglas 1571. 333 Brandeis Theater.
H. A. WOLF. Realtor, Ware Bin. Specialist
ill downtown business property.
PAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
TRACKAGE.
Fine site on B. & M. R. R., size 96x166.
Can be bought chenp. Call owner even
ings. Phone Wal. 70.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
94 ACRES, 10 miles south of South Omaha:
improved; encumbrance $8,600. Equity of
$5,600 to exchange for clear Omaha resi
dence. JOHN N. FRENZER. DOL'GIAS 564.
r Wo fine Lucas County (Iowa) farms for
clear Canada land. Owners answer at
once, with full description and price.
Walter .1. Good. Chariton, la.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North,
VACANT NORTH
Have 6 full lots on Plnkney street,
south front, at 35th Ave., among beautiful
new homes. Priced to sell, csn give terms.
TRAVER BROS. CO..
Douglas 6886. 81 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
LARGE garde., lots near car line, paved
s t ree t $125 to $19 5. $1 down. Doug. 6074.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
$250"DOWN
FOUR ROOMS NEW
ON ONE ACRE
.lust being completed and ready April
1. bungalow style, god basement, pantry,
v,, II, poultry house. Acre t.n -ir line and
paved road. Call Walnut 3672 this even
ing or Tyler 50 during day.
Acreage.
LARGE suburban tract of u round outside
.:ty limits, near carllnt. Ideal place to
raise poultry or garden. Tins is a 20-ft
frontage for 361V; will sell on easy term.
Telephone Walnut 3466.
South Side.
THREE-ROOM house. 3 lots, ciatoni, elec.
tnc lights, $900; half cash! corner 49th
and S Sts.. South 1636.
FOR SALE Four room .cottage and lare
f improved lot at 41tY sr-w1 H Sis.; a bar
Siu if at juae. South SUi9.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
For Sale or Exchange
Ff.R FA KM OR RANCH.
Ml!0rv!,?,
block
$9,000 first mortgages, store buildings aud
residence properties. want land.
Ss S. & R. E. Montgomery, i
ill City National Bank Bldg.
r Omaha. Neb.
HAVE THREE CASH BUYERS
waiting to buy 5-room cottages or bunga- j
lows; innsc oe wen jocaiea ana eunvr
modern or all modern except heat. Must
be priced right. List with us for quick
results.
D. E. BUCK CO..
442 Omaha Natl. Bk.
WE HAVE several good reliable buyers for
S and S-roorn house and bungalow with
1100 to $500 down. Call Osborne Realty
Co. Tyler 49. Tl On. Nat Bnk Bldg.
WANT good residence; about t.000. Will
pajr one-half ash. balance in good resi
dence lots. Box 1713, Omaha Bee. .
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
MARCH 6.
Our neit excursion to McGehee. Ark.
W. S. FRANK. 201 NEVILLE BLK.
Colorado Lands.
SUNNY-COLORADO LANDS
INVESTORS AND HOMESEEKERS
ATTENTION.
Now Is the time to investigate what wi
have to ffer you in the way of lands for
investment for the speculator and good
homes ior the homeseeker. Our lands are
located near Cheyenne Wells, the county
seat of Cheyenne county. Splendid soli,
good water, good schools and fine roads.
We have iand listed from 110 to ISO per
acre, according to Improvements and loca
tion. In a ver;1 short time this land will
double in value.
To appreciate It you must -ome end
see for ycurself, and if yea cannot come
write vs -. hat 'OU ,wuld like1 and we
will bo rleased' tsWubrait a list of what
wa have to offer.
vJHAS. H.' NORMAN.
The Plooeer I.and Dealer.
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
WHEAT lands. Kit Carson county. Colorado;
$13.60 to 111 per acre. We control 16
choice quarters. Sond for booklet Klok
Investment Co.. Omaha.
Iowa Lands.
640-ACIlE improved western Iowa farm,
6100 acre; very easy ' terms;., bargain. O.
V. Stehbtns Kill Chlcngo tit
Missouri Lands.
1,000 ACRES Lies well. 600 cultivated,
farmed with tractor, well watered, good
buildings, all fenced hog tight, ens mite
depot and high school on automobile
road. Fine stock and grain farm. 136
acre. Terms, Hudson tt Young,
Niangua, Webster eounty, Mo.
GREAT BARQAlNeWf6 down$S monthly
buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry land,
near town, southern Missouri. I'rice only
3220. Address Box 22. Springfield, Mo.
Minnesota Farms.
UA r.G.WX fr Uick sale. 200-acre splen
did stock and grain farm, good soil, fine
set of buildings. May take some small
property as part payment. Inquire owner,
.lohn Carlson. Route 1, Little Falsi,
Minnesota.
Nebraska Lands.
I Must Have Money
Will you take advantage of an un
usual opportunity? Can you think of a
better Investment than a farm in the corn
and alfalfa belt of Nebraska? if you
can, read no further. lf'O r.cres of good
black sandy loni-.i soil, nicely improved,
located 6 miles from Central City, and
one-half mile to rural hit'h school; per
fect level road to town. Good 8-room
house, weil sheltered by plenty of shudc
trees, good barn fbr 12 horses and 5 tons
of hay, hog shod, chicken houses, gran,
ary and garage, good well and windmill,
best of water. 70 acres under plow, 26
acres now in wheat, 10 acres in alfalfa,
balance fine pasture; laud lies level and
can all be farmed. Price $77,60 per acre;
$3,500 cash, purchaser to assume mort
gage of $4,800 bearing Interest at 6 per
cent annually, b'llance March 1. when
possession will be given. Remember,
nearly all land in this great valley Is
fub-irrig; ted anil is the greatest alfalfa
land in 'he world. One good Investment
beats a lifetime of slaving. Now la the
time to act. See M. A. Larson, owner,
Central City. Neb.
NEBRASKA RANCH
1,120 acres, 16 miles from Burwell; 150
acres broken out; 350 acres cut for hay,
balance well grassed hill pasture land;
small set of buildings, 2 wells, groves;
1 section fenced. Price $12.60 per acre.
Easy terms.
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
416-18 Keeline Bldg. Phone Doug. 690.
8 ACRES irrigated land. Lincoln county,
5'j miles Hershey; rich Platte valley
land, all under the ditch; 3 -room house,
barn and other outbuildings; 9 acres of
alfalfa. A bargain at $3,900, hi cash; pos
session In March.
WHITE & HOOVER.
454 Omaha National Bank.
WRITE me for pictures and prices my farms
and ranches In good Old Dawes County.
Aran L. Hungerford, Crawford, Neb.
CLEAR ItiO-A. unimproved Joiks Co.. S. D.
for clear modern house. Seward Eros., 678
Brandeis Bldg. Douglas 3840.
EXCEPTIONALLY good bargain in 320-acre
improved Buffalo county farm, within
auto drive of Kearney, Neb.; $00 per acre.
C. K. DAVIES, KEARNEY.
WE HAVE clients who will pay cash for
bargains In western land. White 4 Hoover,
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
RANCHES of
terms. A. A.
all sizes and kind. ej
Patiman. $01 Rarbacb Mk.
New York Lands.
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428 ACRES, roll from v llage, tore,
blacksmith shop, church, sawmill, grist
mill, cheese factory, 4 from station; JO
from Buffalo, population (00.000. Good
11-room bouse, splendid cambrel roof
barn, 43 by 120. Utter carrier, fin Pig
gery and hennery, splendid water t pply.
160 acres tillable, 100 acre timber, bal
ance good paature: 100 apple tree. In
cluding 61 bead uf Holstetn cattle, horse,
sow, t pig, about 600 bu. oats, about 130
ton hay. disk barrow, land roller, grain
drill, sprlngtooth ', row, ulky culti
vator, plows, aurrey, manure spreader,
horse rake, gaa engine, cream cepa.stor.
mowing machine, grain reaper, corn har
vester, ay tedder, wagons, sleighs, small
tools. Price $13,000; $3,000 cash; 6 per
cent Interest. Free list bargains. Ellis
Bros.. Sprlngville. N. V.
Oregon Lands.
NEW Jordan Valley Projeot Heart tf the
range. Get on thi ground floor with 80
acres Irrigated land In .oonnectlon with
open range. You en grow stock ueces.
fully and cheaply. Personally conducted
excursion every tw. weeks. Oend for bul
letln. Harley J. Hooker, $40 lt National
Bank Bldg
Texas Lands.
FOR SALE Ten acres in Brazoria county,
Texas. Iowa Colony. $U0. Box 4. Fort
Dodge. la. '
Wyoming Lands.
WHEATLAND Wyoming farm. $60 per v.
including paid-up water right, Henry
Levi C. M. Rylander. $54 Omha Nat'l.
Miscellaneous.
CHOICE FARM. Nillsson. 423 Rose Bldg.
FARM LAND WANTED
FARMS WANTED.
Don't list your farm with u It you
want to keep it.
E. P. 6NOWDEH SON.
423 S. 16th. ' ; , Douglas (371.
Horses Live' Stock- Vehicles
For Sale.
HORSES Off, farm; one team of black
percheron tfiares. 6 and ( years old, weight
about 3.GW0 lbs. One team of gray
Pereherori mares, 6 years old. weight
about 3.600 lbs. On team of sorrel
geldings, 1 year old. Two teams of big
young- mule. On three year old mare
and gelding. One farm wagon and harnees.
I-will sell them very cheap for cash. To
see them please call at the stable In
rear of -esldenco, 1248 S. !0th street, i
blocks south of Union depot
Harness, SaddTesanHTrunks
We make them ourselves, sen
rfir.rt ,..-.-.- Wtiv nay two prom
foe tnfopinf irnAw when .OU Can
get
high grade goods at first cost
ALFRED
CORNISH & CO.. 1210
l-arnam
Omaha. Neb.
FORlALE Flight gray Horses a"d ne
of harness. Kennedy & Persons. 1300
Jatim Rt
OOOD sound horse for
ale. Fish.
1 i'M I.
16th St Dnofflfl 29,;-i
a! r fcHjLiTuiTS-r ;"oionti
3113 Matty t
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OMAHA LI YE STOCK
ftad in Cattle Active: H8s!:f ;:::;:
10 Cents Higher; Steady
Prices the Rule for
Sheep.
Omaha. Feb. 21. IMS. J
Cattle. Hoga, Sheep. J
. . .. S.SS4 IMsl 16.043 !
Receipt were:
Official Mouday
Official Tuesday...
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
. . . .:?T 16.300 11.314
.. 4.117 9.473 2.67
.. 3.0 13.300 7,800
Pour days this week.. 36,37 4. 153 S7,63t !
Same days last week. .31.178 W.715 36.643 j
Same dys 3 wkj. ago.33.tSS 73.0S9 36,7
Same days 3 wka. age. 36.674 63.3H& ).:: I
Same days 4 wks, ago. 29.074 (2.913 43.347 I
Same days last year. .36,498 63,660 49.106 1
Cattle A rather moderate Thursday's run
of cattle showed up. 3.600 head, but the four
days' suDDly. 26.460 head, has been fully I
6.000 heavier than a wek ago and l.eOOjje...
heavier than a year ago. viamy or the
offerings was only fair, not materially dif
ferent from yesterday, and with a good de
mand from local packers and outside buyers
trading was reasonably active, and prices
Just about ateady all around. Best beeves
are bringing 1 13. 60 J 1340, but the bulk of
the 36940c advance this week has been on
light and nandy weigni steers ior wnicn
the demand is very keen. Cows and heifers
.k. ..m ou .wiii, t,ivniir fnp th n-pwit m
beef steers, and the market was fully steady
: today. Veal cnlves. bulls, stags, were about
! steady with Wcdnesdayi and trade in Block
ers and feeders was active ana strong as
far as it went. Price are around 50c higher
than a week ago on desirable stocs cattle
and feeding steers.
Quotations on tuttle: Oood to cbotc
beeves. $13.00 13.00; fair to good beeves.
$10.76ffll.75; common to fair peeves, $8.6
10.69; good to choice yearlings, $10,690
11.60; fair to good yearlings, .0 10.00;
common to fair yearlings, $7.00fi .0; good
to choice grass beeves. $10.600 11.60; fair
to good grass beeves, $".50SJ9..'u; common
to fair grew beeves. $7 60tf 8.60; good to
choke hoifers, $9.00010.00; good to choice
cows, $8 "69.75; fair to good cows, $7.7
&S.76- common to fair rows,. $6.50tJ7.0;
good to choice feeders. $10,00i6'11.40; fair
to good feeders, $9.75(910.25; common to
fair feeders, $0.607.60; good to choice
Receipts and disposition of live stork at
the Union Stock yards. Omaha, for 24 hour
ending at 3 o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Shucp. Hrs'.
C. M. & St. r 9 4
Wabash 2
Mo. Pacini- .. i 1
Union 1'teific 49 54 L'l 1
C. A N. W., oaut.. 6
C. & N. W., went.. 43 51 3 ..
c, st. p., ::. & u.. :o :i i
t?,,,H Q. east 4 8
C. west... 13 16 Id
C R. I k V east.. 4 7
C. R. I P, w-wt, ... 1
Illinois Central . . . t 4
Chicago G. W 1 . 4
Totals 151 ISO ""'.'.., 1
DISPOSITION MEAD.
Cfttle. Hogs.
Shcepf
' 574
2.44a
1.27 3
1.474
Morris Co. ........
Swift and Company..
C'udahy. Packing Co. .
Armour & Co
Schwann : Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co..
So, Orn. Packing Co..
Sinclair Tacking Co.
Wilson Packing Co.,
Cudahy, Denver
W. U. Vausaut Co. . . .
Benton. Vansant & L.
J. H. Root U Co
lioscustock Bros
F. G. Kellogg
Wertheimer & Degcn
Ellis & Co
Mo. & Kan. Calf O. .
Huffman
Meyers
(ilassberg
529
849
1.193
1,026
1.419
2.029
2.178
2,t6V
612
3.19
32
6
61
140
28
65
287
49
101
281
74
54
611
40
Banner Bros.
John Harvey 108
Jensen at Lungren .. 61 ...
Pat O'Day 14 ....
Other buyers 32a 377
Totals 6,367 12.904 6.922
stockers. $9.50010.60; slock hollers, $7.50
9.00; stock cows, $6.60S'8 iO: stock calves.
$7.009.5u; veal calves, $9.0013.00; bulls,
stags, etc., $7.010.UU.
BEHK STEERS.
No. A v. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
9 1196 $8 9 6 6U1 $9 40
8 48 9 60 11 743 10 00 '
9 937 11) 20 25 822 10 23
Jl 933 10 35 28 866 10 40
4 930 1050 7 1022 10 66
10 891 10 85 8 878 11 00
34 981 11 05 4 $40 11 16
$1. ...... .1000 11 25 22 1078 11 26
12 1026 11 25 25 1062 11 60
1$.- 1017 11 CO 13 1033 11 70
15 1040 11 75 15 1170 11 80
11 1129 13 00 20 1185 12 10
10 1065 12 2.1 20 1184 12 30
37 1175 12 35 7 1168 12 40
17 1291 12 45 .0 12P2 13 50
20 1206 12 60 23 1324 12 75
2 1450 13 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
11 705 9 75 12 69 ! 10 00
3 926 1 !6 8 765 10 40
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
"OLD TUUSTY" Incubators and brooders
shipped promptly. Big catalog free. M.
M. Johnson Co.. Mfrs. Clay Center. Neb.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate. Loans and Mortgages.
Vi and 6 per cent mortgages secured by
Omaha residence or Nebraska farma.
E. H. LOUGEE. INC.,
538 Keeline Bldg.
DIVIDENDS OF 5 PER CENT OR MORE.
One dollar starts an account.
OMAHA LOAN & BLDO. ASSOCIATION.
H. W. BINDER.
Money on hand for mortgage
City National Bank Bldg.
LOW RATES C. O. CARLBERG.
dels Theater Bldg. D. 688.
313
MONET PTTTtT
10 HARRISON MORTON, yo
91 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bid
CITY AND FARM LOANS
, m and Per Cent
H. DUMONT C-, Keeline 'jia.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB FARMS"
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. oug. tri$.
LOANS ON C1TT raOBnTT"
W. H. THOMAS . SOW, feline Bldg
$100 to , $10,000 Mi'j- H'Onptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bio, 8th.'1 Frnm Sts.
MONEY to loan or, mpi),;v farm and
ranches. Kloke l.ivsm,t Co.. Omaha.
Private ln-nfv
SHOPEN &
COMP.V1
Douglas 422$
Finaicai Whflted.
I WANT to borr.o' I, 5ji c0for one year on
e0
" h
f'lWoSoi
a first mortgsrs for JMOO OO secured by
Omaha real tata. TfjU j,a, 7 pct. Box
or9. rriiu c j
REAL ESI
TAff TRANSFERS
Mi "tin et al..
A. wTJportar
Flfty-firt itvt
4 4.-. n
orth of
Military aver pr i
4, 60x128.5.1 1300
3. W. Eiwood 1
Ramer, Flf ? P
-south of 1 . '
60x133 ...if v
Marie R.
. 176 feet
t west side,
:uoo
Joseph Sykc ' , lf, to Adolph
Dworak e fc' f-a. - street, 114
feet west of SvgtJ ttreet, south side.
32x114 .J.
Boulevard Pr1c improvement com
pany to io: Crawford. Twen
tieth atr et, (!. wnith of Sahler
treet, t t4, 45,uo .;
Clara M. '' ! and husband to Mar
tin J. H j-ner.1ghteonth ,treet, ig
feet no- - MOalt xret, west ide.
45 l-3x " ,.
2975
(71
2190
Charle
"?rper t Alfred O. Ellick,
Fifty- oiu ,., in . .nth
of Do ;r $trel, et side. 76il2.. 14000
Silvest 'I'jUmier p wife to Charles
D- j'c'fmu. Fifty-first street,
3 37 '"f lorth t Crand avenue, west
tlle ,"r;gulr approximate, 72x136 450
JoiI. V;:rr,t William B. Daly.
iii. 27" 19 tcrt ortB o
. . u et wt lde. 40x128 1
o iiii '"" Georgia Oldham
, ' laroii street, 160 feet
T. X,T--twtb, street, north
!!, 40jji .
lBh w Anna'tlodeL'BrVa'n
IT, irf09 f we,lt of Cottner ave
nue. 60,1 ,
Th, ta. Alex O. Oustafson.
1, (,y-tblT street, 1JJ.T feet south
Vkt'nt venu. "t tide. 48x120 1
- "Will-.
'::riy-wud
ri-.i .-'
reet, 142.6 feet west of
street, south side.
"'7tl2 ;
"V f B. Piyne
and wife to Harry
,m;tetlr), Charles street,
.H t lortieth street, so
Jj'l"
290 feel
south side.
,n. J Millard and wife to Charlotte
Mffer, Lake ,tret. 209 feet east
U "third street, north ide.
Jf1'"
.'too
'-'i r" l,i,1ty Co.. Inc.. to Jngeborg
ilingu.Vvjl ' l11r,rk. Corby stret. 200 feet
v i;PJ 'T ' ' Thirty. seventh street, north
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STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
.810 g 00 6 493 9 00
. . 719 9 20 11 711 10 10
... 334 10 36 16 794 It it
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9...
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mobs i nere was an increase in receipts
nf (l,:u iiii.Hiln nA ahlimnpu
I . . . - ...
- . iiimi li-v, miih I'm Him nvm ni itiv
most part ! higher than yesterday. Trade
In their division was active. A top of $16.90
was paid, this being 20c over the best fig
ure yesterday. Packers were also active
buyers. They bought a few hot,s st steady
prices. The bulk ef the offerings moved
at H6.S6l$ 16. 89. Cold weather delayed the
trad and there were several loads reported
oacg.
No-. Ar.
69.. 371
71. .20$
76.. 221
fh. Pr.
7 $16 61
... 16 70
... 16 76
... 16 95
No. Av.
14. .34
. .278
70.. 239
6h. Pr.
. .. $14 66
. . . 16 76
... 14 80
46. .230
Sheep and Lambs Receipts of sheep and
lambs continue moderate. Delay In getting
arrivals to the bam slowed up the early
trade and but little waa done before mid
forenoon. Inquiries for killer stuff were
fairly active and packers paid about steady
prlees, with a shading off in spots, for any
thing that was sold. Pretty food handy
weight lambs sold around $!.. Heavy
In-between grades commanded bid around
$14.60f 15.6. Demand for sheet was fairly
good, plain kinds selling around $10.60(9
11.00. Choice ewes are Quotable at $12 00
12.25. Feeder demand was fairly active,
although nothing was done en the early
murkct. Values looked about steady.
SHEEP.
177 fed ewes 9 11 6
25 culls ' 8 00
479 fed lambs '.! 16 16
49 fed lambs 92 15 00
89 fed ewes 87 8 25
"0 fed ewes 108 9 25
St. Lwit Live Meek Market.
St. Loui. Feb. tl. Cattle Receipts. 3,100
head: market, strong; native beef steers,
8.noffl'lS.60; yearling steers nd heifers.
$7. 00 Sj' 13. 50; cows, $6.00111.50; stockers
an! .feeders. $6.00j, 10.50; fair to prime
southern, beef steers, $9.00 12.60; beef cows
and helfem, $6.00(10.00; southern yearling
steers und heifers, $7.50Jf 10.00; native
calves. $6.00 14.00. --
Hogs Receipts. 15,300 ,Jiead. market,
higher; lights. $10. 90 17.10; pigs, $11,000
16.50: mixed and butchers, IK.toei7.15;
$16.90(917.161 good heavy, $1?.06&17.20;
bulk of sal-a, $16.90f17.10.
Sheep and Lambe Receipt. 200 head;
market, steady; lamb, tl4.0l.T6: ewes.
$10.60$ 11.00: wether. $11.6013.25; can
ners and choppers, $6.O09.00.
Kansas City Live Stork Markte,
Kansas City, Feb. 21. Cattle Receipts.
5.009 head: market steady; prime fed
steers. $12. GO 13.75 ; dressed beef steers,
St 0.60 1 2.85 -. western steers, 59.50(9 12.85;
cows, $7.00711.06; heifers, $7.60la 11.76;
stockers and feeders, $7,600' 12.60; bulls.
$7.269fl0.26; calves, $7.00Cg,12.O.
Hogs Receipts, 9.000 head; market,
higher: bulk of salts. $16.90fil7.10 heavy,
117.00017.16; peckers and butchers. $16.95
(017.10; light, 1160 17.10; pigs, $13.50
16.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2.000 head:
market, steady; lambs, $15.75816,25; year
lings, $13.00fl' 14.00; wethers. $11 60 13.25;
ewes. $11. 25&12.26.
Chicago I.ive Stock.
Chicago, Feb. 21. Cattle Receipts,
Ij.nno head; market strong; native steers.
$8.6.".&13.90; stockers and feeders, $7.40
10.80; cows and heifers, $4.5011.76; calves,
$8.4014.00.
Hogs Receipts. (0,09 head: market
strong, 10 to 16 cents above yesterday's av
erage; bulk, $16.8617.06: light, $16,650
17.16: mixed. $16,66417.00; heavy, I19.40
17.08; rough, $16.4016.66; pigs, $12,500
15.86. ,
Sheep and Lambs Sheep receipts, 16.000
head: market firm; sheep, $10.0013.25;
lambs. $13.50016.60.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, Feb. 21. Cattle Receipts. 2.
000 head: market steady; beef steers, $9 50
ifiLLOii; fat cows and heifers, $8.00(9)11 00;
tanners, $t.007.60; stockers and feeders,
IS. 5011 25; calves. $8.0012.60; bulls,
stags, etc., $8. 76(910.50; feeding cows snd
heifers, $6.609.40.
Hog Receipts, $.000 head; market 10c
higher; light, $16.60(9116.60; mixed, $16.60
C16.(i5; heavy. $16.65010.70; pigs. $12.50
(&14.60; bulk of miles. $14.4014 65.
Shep and Lambs Receipts, 1,500 head;
market steady.
-(. Joseph Live Stork.
St. Joseph. Mo.. Feb. 21. Cattle Receipts,
1.500 head : market strona: steers. 89.00$
13.50: cows and heifers, $6.00tf l2.25; calves,
56. 00 til. Ml.
Hogs Receipts. 6,000 head: market
higher; top, $17.10; bulk of sales, $16,009
17.06.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. S.000 hesd;
market steady; lambs, $13.0016.26; ewes,
$7.O12.60.
OMAH GENEBAU MAREET.
Beef Cuts Wholesale price of beef cuts
effective February 18 are a follows: Loins
No. 1, 294c; No. 2, 26'4c; No. 3, 16Hc
Ribs, No. I. 2414c; No. 2, 22c: No. 3, 16c.
Rounds, No. 1, 20c; No. 2, 18c; No. 8,
ll'.ie. Chucks, No. 1. 16c; No. 2, 15c: No.
. 14c. Plates, No. 1 14 tyc; No. 2, 14c; No
3, 124c.
Oyster King Cola northern standards,
per gallon. $2.75; King Cole northern selects,
per gkllon, $2.95: King Cole New York
counts, per gallon, $3.10; blue points, per 100.
$1.26; large hells, per 100, $1.50; cotult. per
100, $1.76.
Celery California mammoth, fresb trim
med dally, well bleached, per dozen, (Oc.
Fish Whiting, ocean pike, per lb., akinned
17Hcj round. 8c: box lots. Ic. Herring, per
lb., round, 10c: sack lot, auperior stock.
fancy goods, 9c. Herring, per lb., dressed,
12c; tox lots. V.. Tulllbee white, avg 1 lb.,
per 1b 12c; box lota, 11c.
Fresb Frozen Fish Halibut, coast frozen,
per lb., 21c; salmon, red, coast frozen, per
lb., 22c; pink, per lb., 20c; black cod sable
fish, coast frozen, per lb.. 14c; black bass,
odd iza, JScr .srge or small, per lb., 23c;
trout, per lb., 23c: whlteflsh, per lb., 20c;
pike No. 1, 18c; box lot, per lb., 17c; pick
erel, dressed. 15c; round, per lb., 12c; crapple
average, Vi lb, 10c: tlleflsh, for steak, per
lb., 16c; yellow ring perch, per lb.. 16c; buf
falo-carp, round, per lb.. 13c; ling cod, 12c:
flounder, par lb., 14c; western red snapper,
per lb., 11c; sliver smelts, per lb., 16c; whit
ing round, odd size and medium large, per
lb.. 3c.
Fresh Caught Klsh Black cod sable fish,
per lb.. 14c; black bass, odd size, 30c; large
or small, per lb.. 25c: crapptes. odd size and
large, per lb., 20c; buffalo, genuine, round.
If any. per lb., 10c; buffalo-carp, round per
lb., 14e; red anapper. per lb.. 16c: cod. east
ern, pr lb., l$c; flounders, per lb., 14c;
melts, per lb- 16c; Spanish mackerel, per
lb., 18c.
Frogs Louisiana black bulls, per dozen,
Jumbo, $3.00; medium, $3.00.
Kippered salmon, 10-lb., baskets. $3,10.
Kippered abifib or grayflsh. 10-lb. bas
kets, $2.40. Smoked whit (lakefiah). 10
lb. basket. $3.30.
Llv Poultry (per lb.) Broiler. 40c:
spring. 28c: stags, 22c; old roosters, 18c;
poor chickens, ic: geese. H2c; ducki. J6c;
turkeys. 28c; cspons, 28c; guineas, each.
40c; squabs, 14 to 1 oz. each, per doz.. $4.00.
luteal Stocks am Bonds.
February 18.
Stocks Bid.
Cudaby Packing Co. common.. 110
Deere k Co. pfd ;.?
Gooch M. B. Co. 7 pet. "BMOO
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. common.. 95
Neb. Power Co, 7 pet. pfd 100
Omaha & C. B. St. Ry. pfd.. 65
Omaha & C. B. Ry. B. pfd. 66'i
Harding Cream Co, 7 pet, pfd.. 100
Orchard Wllhelm Co. 7 pet pfd. 100
Canadian 5s, 1919 95'i
Canadian 5s. 1337 90
"tv of Marseilles 6s, 1919 87
Columbus L. i: H. P. 6s. 1924 84
Iowa Ry & L Co. 5s. 1! 89
3 91?.
Asked.
112
97
99
101 Ij
7214
100
100H
95t
?1'A
95
90
Kansas Ui'y lerminai . '" ""'
1918. 99 'i 9!'4
Omaha Athl. C. Bide.
6s. 1920-32 99' 100
Omaha, Neb., various..
Russian Govt. Int. 6"ii,
4.73
67
100
19:i
84
99
95'i
94
98
9.",
9S
Oakdale. Neb., Water 6s
Seaboard Airline Fy
6s. 1918.
6
951
99
95!
99
r
Swift Co. 5s
'Toledo Tr I... A P. . 19:0....
Wilson Co 6s. IM1
; West End a'rc.l Hi- I'-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Following Late Arrivals, All
Cereals Sold at Sharply
Higher Prices; Corn 3 to
5 Cents Higher.
Omaha, February 21. 1KU.
A fir run of grain was on hsnd today,
receipts totaling 64 cars, with four of
whiMt. :ti of eern, of eats and three ram
each of rye aud barley.
Karly trading on the exchange was prac-
twally at a standstill owing to the late sr
rival of iiiNpe'tiini Buslnetis rollowed a
very active course after the delivery of the
samples and alinoat everything, with a very
few exceptions, sold at sharply higher fig
ures. Sl of cash corn ranged from 3c
i lower to 5c high-r. the hulk of the offer
ing!, bringing a 3)' 5c premium over yeeter-
7 t as Tno 1w'' "'' shlPI,ln: demaud were
"t S.i tu11)' 'tlve and afforded a ready max
in a (1 P41' (or "''s v''reftl Whit '"orn continues to
i- i r oomn""il b'S premium over yellow, selling
liO 1. it around I6f over. No. 3 white lopped the
market today, thin grade selling at 13.93
and the No. 4 white at fl. 96 3.01 and No.
6 white at 31.84$ 1 SS. No. 3 yellow sold at
11.64 and No. 4 yellow at ll.7i178. No.
6 yellow brought Jt.6iei.70. No. 4 mixed
went at tl.1.76 and the No. 6 grade
1 1 1 cnf, i r
t -''' .
I Oats w. re in sympathy with corn. thu
i cereal being quoted 41 c higher. Receipts
were light and these offerings picked up
i readily by local buyers. No. 3 white eatab
I llshed a new high figure, this grade bring
ing 930. Standard oats sold at 9$093'ir.
I as did the No. 3 white, while the No. 4
i whits oats brought 93c. Sample grade wont
I at jtir;c.
i Rye made a record flight today, advancing
1 174118c to a new top price of $2.37 for No.
i 3 rye. No. 2 rye sold at $2 36. millers tali-
ing all they could get. Ratiuy was also
'strong, this article making a gain of 6
! 10c, and was taken readily. No. 4 barley
sold at $!.95iffl 97 and tho No. 1 fed at
$1.90.
Clearances were. Wheat and flour equ il to
357.000 bu.; corn, none; oats, SI9.000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 146.000 lu.
and shipment 141.000 bu. Holiday last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.386,000 bu.
and shipments 722.000 bu. Holiday last year.
Primary oats receipts were 924, 69 bu.
and shipments 772.000 bu. Holiday last year.
CARI.OT RECK1TTS.
Wheat. Corn
Osts,
125
Chicago ...
Minneapolis .
Puluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Lduis ...
Winnipeg ...
These, sales
63
. 48
9
4
. 3
. 32
.190
were
reported tndsy
Com No. 3 white: 2 cars (17.40 moisture
testl. $2.03. No. 4 white: 2 cars (17.80 to
18.201. $201; 3 cars (18 to 18.60), $3.00: I
car (18.20), $1.00; 1 car (19. SO), $1.94. No.
6 while: 4 cars (20 to 21). $1.86; i car
(20 20), $1.84. No. 6 white: 1 csr 20.(60),
$1.75; 13-6 cars (22.40 to 23), $1.70. No. 3
yellow: 1 rar (17.10). $1.84. No. 4 yellow:
1 car (18). $1.76; 3 cars (18 to 19 20), $1 75;
2 cars (18.80 to 191. $1.74: 4 cars (18.80 to
19,40), $1.73; 2 cars (19.40), $1.72; 1 car
(19 40, sour). $1.71. No. 6 yellow: 3 cars (20
to 20 40), $1.70; 1 enr (19.80), .$1.68; 1 car
(20.60), $1.67: 6 cars (20 to 21). $1.66; 6
cars (SO to21.40), $1.66. No. 6 yellow: 1 car
(19.20. 16 per cent damaged). $1 68; 1 csr
(23.40), $165; 1 car (21.40). $1.63; 3-6 car
(22 40). $1.53; 1 car (32.20, sour), $1.61; 1
e'r (21.50), $1.61. No. t mixed: 1 car (21,
near white), $1.92: 1 ear (18.40), $1.72; 4
cars (10.30 to 19). $1.70; 4 cars (19.40), $1.69.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car (20 60, near white),
$t.$2; 1 car (19 80), $1.67; 1 csr (19.80).
$1.66; 2 ears (19 80 to 20), $165; T cars
(20 to 20.20), $1.64; 0 rar (30 to 21.40),
$1.63: 1 car (21.40). $1.62. No. 6 mixed: 2
cars (17.40 to 20). $1.65; 1 car (22.20), $1.61.
Sample mixed; 1 car (18.80), $1.46; 1 car
(23.40), $1.85: 1 rar (23. $0), $1.34.
Oats: No. 2 white, 1 car, 9.1'ie, standard.
1 car, 9.1'iC; 1 car. 93c; No. 3 white, 8 cars,
93c; No. 4 white, 3 cars, 93c; sample white,
1 car 92o, 1 car 92'4c; No. 3 mixed, 1, car
(wheat mixed), tZc.
Rve: No. 2, 2 cars, $2.35; No. $, 1 car,
$2.87.
Barley: No. 4, 1 car, $1.97; I car, 11.15;
No. 1 feed, 1 car. $1.90.
Omaha Cash Prices Corn: No. I white,
$2.03; No. 4 white, $1. 102.01; No. t white,
$1.8401.84; No. 6 white. $1.70; No. 3 yellow,
$1.84: No. 4 yellow, $1.72 1.76; No. 6 yellow,
$1.05$1.70; No. 6 yellow. Il.61i8l.68; No.
4 mixed. $1.68; No. 8 mixed, $1.6001.67;
No. 6 mixed, $1.56; sample mixed, $1.347'
1.45. Oats: No. 3 white: 9So; ataadard,
93.393V,c: No. 3 white. 93c: No. 4 white.
93c; sample, 92ic. Barley: No. 4. $1 96
1.97; No. 1 feed. $1.90. Rye: No. J, $3.85;
No. 3, $2.37.
Chicago closing price, furnished Th Be
by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain broker,
$1$ South Sixteenth street, umane
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. ) Te.
Corn. I I J
Mch I 1 2741 1 274 1274 1 27 I27S
May I 1 27 1 374 1$T : 271(l26T
Oats. I il I
Mch. I 90Vi 93 901 -s 93 91
Mav I 88! - 9074 $UI 00,l 88-4
I'orli. 1 I II 1
May I 49 75 50 55 49 75 "iP 65 '49 55
Lard. I I II I
Mav I 26 37 s2 97 (26 37) 2 97 126 47
July I 27 05 27 25 27 05 26 25 t6 75
Ribs. I I I I .
May I 26 65 20 20 125 63 36 20 25 70
July 26 22 26 65 36 22 26 65 126 05
CHICAGO GRAIN ASI PROVISIONS
Knowledge of Flour Stock Are Exhausted
Is Bullish Factor.
Chicago.' Feb. 21. Oram and provisions
1 as well bamiped upward hard today sguint ;
I maximum price limits. Knowledge tht
stocks of flour had been virtually exhausted '
was a leading bulllsn factor. orn i :
firm at the same s yesterdays nnin 10
',4c to tic higher, with March $1 24 snd
May $1.2714 'fl 1.27 Oils gained l'a(2c
ajid provisions 36c to $1.
With Februsry delivery of corn alfeady
quoted at the topmost point permissible,
later options showed from the outaet s
tendency to climb. The msrgln still open for
profit on purchases, however, was so nur
row that transactions were without any sub
stsntlal size.
Speculative Interests centered chiefly In
the oats market, which at first showed
some weakness owing to the enactment of
a rule that no contract would be valid at
any greater advance than 2c for any single
day. Rural offerings were meager, how
ever, and reports that liberal shipments had
been made from here to the senlioard gave
renewed stimulus to commission house de
mand Thereafter the market moved con
sistently upgrade, topping only at the. maxi
mum set limit.
Provisions made s sharp ascent after
temporary declines that were due to un
expected large receipts of hogs. The later
notable strength of provisions was ascribed
to talk of large takings by the government
Chicago Cash Prices t. orn: AO,
! yel-
low, nominal: No. 3 yellow, nominal: lo. 4
yellow. $1.7341.1.85. Oats: No. 3 white. 91li
-5'.4c: standard. 56-. Rye; No. 3,
82.40. Barley. $1.05 "1 2.nO. Seeds: Timothy.
$5.00418.24: clover, $2.04 33.0u. Provisions:
Pork, nominal; lard. $20.60: ribs. 02I.IO&
25.60.
New York (.rain Market.
New York, Feb. 31. Flour Firm ; springs.
$10.55011.00; winters,
$10.25-8 10 60; Kan-
sas. $10. 6011. 00.
Corn Firm: kiln dried No.
yellot
$3.13i ; No. 3 yellow, $3 02ii. and i
white. $3.29H c I, f. New York, prompt
shipments; No. 3 mixed. 11.76 '4 e. 1. f. New
York, prompt shipment; Argentine, $2.00
f. o. b. cars.
Oats Spot, strong: natural, $1,056 1. OK.
Hay Firm; No. 1. $:.10; No. 2. $2.00; No.
3. $1.90; shipping, $1.70111.85: all nominal.
Hops Basy; raciflc oosst, 1917. 20ft 33c;
1916, 14 16c.
Hides Nominal: Bogota. 34B35e; Central
Lher-irm; hemiocu sole, ocerweigh.s
No. i. 48c: No. 2, 46c.
Provisions-Pork strong: mess,
familr. $54.0065.00; short clear. $00,005
,o. Lard, strong, middle west, Wi.mt
27.20.
'Tallow Dull; city special loose. 1714c.
Wool Firm; domestio fleece, XX. Ohio
and Pennsyrvsnia. 70c.
Kloe Firm; fancy head. 8i9c; blue
se. IHfilac
Butter ftteady; receipts, 6,163 tubs;
rretunry, lilgher than ejrtras, olHffuJr; ex
tra 403 aoore), 61c: firsts 48 Q 50iji-; sec
onds, 46H4t4c.
I-.ggs Msrket firm; roeelpts. 10.226 rases;
fresh, gathered, extras, 84466e; extra firsts,
634c; firsts, 62463c: seconds. 6120.
Cheese Market steady; receipts, 923
boxes; stale, whole milk, flats, helfl. spe
cials, 268'26c; same, average run. ihhl
2Uc.
Poultry Dressed, firm; chickens, 2Tfl33e;
fowls. 2836c: turkeys, 249i36c. 1,1 ve.
steady: chickens, '.'!36r; fowls. 36c; tur
keys, 25ff35c.
w Turk Cffe Market.
Vork. Feb. 31. The market for cot-
N e iy
fce future was quiet hut steady, opening
at an advance ot 1 to 2 points and closing
3 to S points net higher. Opinions ub to
prospects for ocean tonnage still seemed to
he conflicting and trade was attribuled
largely to the evening up of March co
mittments which scattering liquidation ub-
sorbed by trade buyers March sold up
from $7.85 to $7.89, while September ad-
f need from $8.35 to $8.40. with last price,
a$ the best point of the day; March. $7.89;
Mny. VI1: July. 4 ji; SepUmbe, l.40:
Of toner, is 14; Decejuber. 16.44. ; , t A
Spot oiiffee firmer. Itlo grades higher on
the basis of IV, for Hto Ts, wnlle: SaBIO
coffees wtre unchanged at or wi !'
fresh cost and freight o(f,i, Wra gaeted
but llrsmllan shippers were r orte4 willing
to sell f. o. h. j ,
The official cables show.-. I io n t
the Ri mark.it Santos futur were c
75 reis hlatier Rrnttllf i u rt . relt.
56,00( . .
Itm' Review of Tradv
Xe
say :
I'oM.. Feb, :i. Pun's tomorrow
'A return to more normal condition io
buMnevi has resulted from the recent tem
pering of the nijor of winter weather. al
though the recurrence of n re'.d wave lit
sonic sections has tended to hinder the pro
ress of recovery With tb-- continued ab
sence of further general and severe storms,
however, the derangement of production and
distribution is steadily lessened and appre
ciably larger shipments f raw materials
and merchandise reflect the breaking f the
trunsportH'lon deadlock. Efforts, to aug
ment outputs of urgently ticedrd supplies
are more mecful as the percentage f idle)
machinery diminishes the freer movement
of fuel, and the adjustment of some labor
controversy has Improved the Industrial out
look stid made possible to resumption ef
full operations en certain important govern
ment Aork. A for months past, aotlvity
In many direction t stimulated by the ex
tensive and expanding war requirements:
but the Increasing restrictions on regular
domestic and foreign business limit the vol.
uiiip of ordinary transaction and bank clear,
ing at some leading centers do not equal
thoee of this period of 1917, though tho
general level of commodity prices I now j
considerably higher.
Weekly bank clearings. $4,2 V.l.243
Rostoa Wool Market.
Boston. Fe. ? The Commerrlsl Bull
etin will say Saturday:
"There is a better tone in the wool mar- I
kct. due, not only to the fuct that the I
government te believed to be st the point
of placing further large orders, but also
to me ueun uigi me supply- suuauon is
I bound to add strength, particularly the up
ward trend of value, in South America, where
prices are higher for the week by a cent or
two per pound. Sales locally have not been
large, but have been generally firm, except
for short fine wools. The demand is fairly
keen for good quarter and three-elghts wools
both foreign snd domestic. -
Scoured basis Texas: Kin. 12 months.
1.68B1.72: fine. $ months. $1.66(91 60. Csll
fornla: Northern. $1.1091. 76: middle county.
$1.561 .: southern. fl.tttjt.O. Oregon:
Euetern No. t, staple. $1.8001. $2; eastern!
clothing, $1 60n.60; valley No. 1, $l.66
170. Territory: Fine staple. $1.85; half
blood combing, $1.70176; three-eighths j
blood combing, $1.50; fine clothing. 1.60((r
1 66; fine medium clothing, 81.55W1.60.
Pulled, extra, $1.8941 1.88; A A. $1.7010 180;,
A supers. $1.60$ 1.65.
Fraporated Apple and lried Fruit.
New Tork. Feb. 21. Evaporated Apples
Dull; California. !4tylr; state, 16
ffH'ic.
lrled Fruits Prunes firm: Callfornlas.
7i7)4Uc; Oregon. 1$t?14c. A tricots,
few offered; choice, 17lc; extra rhoice
174c; fancy 19c. Peaches, few offered;
standard, 11 'it-: choice, lc. fancy, 1lf
14c. Raisins firm; loos muscatel, IS
94,c: choice to fancy. eud. 10lle;
seedless 8V,t)6e; London layers. No. 8
crown. $2.00.
. Chicago Produce.
Chicago. Feb. Jl. Butter Lower: cream
ery, 44 48 He.
Kggs Higher; receipt. 1.403 cases; firsts.
6114c; ordinary firsts. 4$60V,c; at mirk,
case Included, 49061c.
Potatoes Lower: receipts, 24 cars; Wis
consin, Minnesota and Michigan, bulk, $1.80
VI. $5; sacks. $1. 160 1.00.
Poultry Alive lower: springe. 28c
In subsequent trading provision idvanced
to new high levels for futures. May pork
selling above $600. The chief buyers were
sherts.
Terpentine ami Real.
Savannah, tlx., Feu. 21. Turpentine firm,
42c; sales, none; receipts, 1 bble; shipments,
$ bnis.; stocks, 26.802 bids.
Roeln Firm; sales. (41 bbls : receipts. 711
bbhx; shipments. 21$ bbls.; ftoek, 9$. 144
bbls.
Quote: B. D, K. F, CI. II, $5.90; I, $$.96;
K, $0.68; M, $.$; N, $7.16; WO, $7.40;
WW, $7.60.
Miiinonpoll Grain.
Minneapolis. Feb. 21. Flour 5c higher
Harley $1.664 1.96.
Rye $2 34 4 2.86.
Bran $32.60.
Corn No. 3 yellow. $1,900 1.65.
Oats No. 8 white. 44409614c.
Flaxseed $3.04 140$6 14.
New York Cotton.
New York, Feb. 21 Cotton futures opened
firm; Msy. 30.4c: July, $0.4c: October,
18. 90c; December. 28.73c.
Spot quiet; middling. $3 1 Sc. Future
closed stesdy; March, 30.90e; May, 80.68c;
July, 80.10r; October, 2$. 91c; December,
26.67c.
New York Metal.
New Tork. Feb. 21 Metals Lead, steady;
siput. $7.1207.26. Spelter, easier: East St,
Louis, spot, offered at $7.78.
At London Cupper: Spot. 1110; futures,
1110; electrolytic, 1126, Tin: Spot, 316 6s;
futures. 1212. Lesd: Spot, 129 10s; futures,
128 lie. Spelter: Spot, 164; futures, 1(0.
New Verb Dry 4,
New York. Feb. 21. Cotton goods her
today were strong and advancing. Yarn
were steady snd iulrt except on government
demands. Wool markets were easier on
some grades. Knit goods were quiet. Raw
silk was steady.
Kansas City Grain.
Ksus.-i ci(.v, Mo,. Feb. 21. t'rn No. 2
mivd. $l.:-0 l.i: No. 1 white, $2.M-'02.1;
No. S yellow. $I.921.9; May. $1.17,.
Oats No 2 white, 06c; No. 2 mixed, $20
2'ic
St. Ioiils Grain.
St. I.ouis. Mo., Feb. 21. Cern Ne, 4.
$1 .70; No. 2 white. $3.12: May, $4. 24.
Out No. 2, t3 094c; Ne $ white, 950
961-jc.
Londea) Money.
I-ondon, Feb. 21 Bllvr Bar, 42S per
ounce.
Money 3 per cent.
Discount Rates Short and thret-menlb
Near York Hngnr.
New York. Feb. 21. Sugar Raw. sldy;
centrifugal. 6. 06c; mala, nominal. Re
fined, steady; flue granulated, 7.46c.
Dulllth Unseed.
Iiuiiith, Minn.. Feb. 21. Linseed (3 4614
C 3.97 '4; May, (3.(3 14 asked; July, $3.(214:
October, $8.ii bid.
Kansas C ity Produce.
Kansas OHy, Mo.. Feb. tl Butter
snd
poultry unchanged.
Kggs Firsts, 47c
New York Cotton.
New York. Feb 31. Cotton closed steady
wlih last prl'es 9 to 15 points net hither.
Richard Lewis Killed
By Gas Asphyxiation
Richard Lewis, aged 63 years, was
found iead from gas asphyxiation in
the rear of the shoe repairing; stab
liflunent of Sam Cimino. 817$ North
Fortieth street. Thursday morning.
The body was discovered by Cimiiio.
from whom Lewis has been renting
two rooms iu the rear uf the shop.
Death mas due to a lube becoming
disconnected from a gas plate. He
is survived by a siatr, Mrs. Anna
j Yule, 4219 Burdette street, and Frank
Barrett, 4154 Cuanng street Lewis
has been employed by the McCord-
n i. . ' , ,.f,-
Brady company as a sugar refiner.
Food Shortage Oiscussion at
Y. W. C. A. Monday Afternoon
The discussion of food shortage, to
be given by Miss Isabel Beecher of
Birmingham. Ala., at the Young
Women's Christian association Mon
day afternoon, February 2S, at 3
o'clock, is to be open to the public.
Women especially are being urged for
the food administration to attend this
meeting, but men are also welcome.
Miss Beecher Mill also speak at the
Young Women's Christian association
during the lunch hour.
Hunter Funeral to Be Held
Friday Afternoon at 2:30
Furieral services for J. K. Hunter,
prominent Nebraska democrat and
newsoaoer owner, who died Tuesday
in a hospital, will be Jicld Friday at
2M h'clock 'at thr First Presbyterian
r i r . . -it u H'.ot
churcli. Interment will be at West
Lawil cemetery, i
HEW YORK STOCKS
Advance in Liberty Bonds, Built
on Belief Next Issue Will
Carry 4 1-2, Outstand
ing Feature.
New York. Feb. si. A spirited a'haiic
In Liberty bondi predicated on the belief
that the next Issue Is to be on a 4'? per
cnt basl was the most noteworthy feature
of the stock market today. Liberty 4s
which were 'most active, made an extreme
advance of 1.16 per cent to 97.8, first 4
rising (roan 96.66 to S7..-.0 and the st, al
ways the most stable issue from 98 to 9.4.14,
Trading in stocks was of the usual ante
holiday character. Except for shippings, to
baccos' and a few other specialties, selling
prcsvare was resumed In the a. -live list.
Kails were most reactionary, albeit the
latest program of the authorities at Wash
ington met with general approval. This
was largely nullified, however, by furtliei
'government ownership" debates in the
senate.
Bt. Paul common snd preferred yielded
ever 1 poiuts each aud other grangers as
well as continentals also and coalers loer
an average of a point, while N-w York
Central featured the he y trunk lines
Practically all the steels sad associated
equlpuiMts registered losses of to al
most 3 peintr. I'nited Suites steel closing
at 9i, a net loss of 1 ' points. Coppers
and allied metal forMted 1 to 3 poltila
wtih motors and utilities
, . u... ....... . ... l.l ... II K ,1 E.,1 I OUT 1 II. V
I of lli points, the preferred gaining 2, but
I Atlantic Gulf snd Pacific Mail cancelled
1 early advances with I'nited Fruit. Total
ales amounted to $16,00 shares.
Bond were irregular, Anglo French 5
making a further gain. Total sales (par
value), aggregated $6,950,000 of which tha
Liberty group furnished a large proportion.
I linen Ola tea old is advanced on
J call, with mluor gains iif other on nominal
i irgreartlona.
- ! Number of sales snd range of prices ef
the leading stocks.
Closing
Sales.
nigh
7
41 i
74'4
6i
84
Low. Hid.
Amer. Beet Sugar.
American Can ....
American C. & F..
Amer. Locomotive.
500
$.000
8.100
4.90
7,00
78
41
73 H
64
41
73 '4
65 '4
83,
107
107
ls'i
American X. It. .
Amer. Sugar Kef
Amerlesn T. T,.
Amer. Z , L. S. .
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison
A O. W. 1. g. L.
Hal. ft Ohio
Butte aV Sup. Cop.,
("a I. Petroleum . . .
Canadian Pacific
Central leather . .
chos. ft Ohio
C il. 81. V
Chi. N W
C. R, I. P. otfa.
Cbino Coper
Colo. F. aV I
Corn Product Ref
Crucible Steel
Cuba Can Sugar..
Distiller' Sec
F.rl
Oeneral Electric ..
Oeneral Motors ...
Ot. N. Ore ctfs ..
Ot. No. pfd
Inspiration Copper.
Int. M. M. pfd...
Internalioual Nickel
International Paper.
K. C. Southern . . .
Kennecott Copper. .
Louis. Nashville.
Maxwell Motors . .
82i
.iuii im ts let V
300 1074 17
400 164 1$
4 4
600 tt 84i 31
7. let) 11 164 110H
90 684 62 62
90 304 $0 19
40 17 17 16S
$00 117 140 146,
3.40 7114 7 7h
3.49A 64 53V4 64
6.100 43V4 41 4 414
9:1
00 td SIM, 20
1.00 44 43 43
800 40" 40V4 40
4.400 34 34 344
17.300 6.14 64V 4H
7,20 3314 32' 32V
1.(00 40 H 39 1 39
1.100 1644 16 li
40 141S 14l1i 141
$.000 131
12844 29.
2.600 28
40 90
1.40 47
4,109 1(114
1.800 2$
18 14
261.
9
4 '4
99
27
30
17H
33
2"
m
31 V4
2114
7014
90
46 S
l0'
27 '4
34',
17
33
112'4
29
3
$1 i
22 S
1'4
70 '
ao
300
1.400
7,700
3014
174
3314
2914
94 4,
31
t24
1914
7114
29
Mexican Petroleum 16,400
Miami Copper .... 000
Missouri Pacific .. I. $04)
Nevada Copper . , JO0
New York Central. 00
N. Y.. N. H. ft H.. 200
18
2$
Norfolk A Western
Northern Pacific ..
PaclHo Mali
Pacific T. ft T...
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal
Ray Con. Copper.
300 104 10H 104
1.S04
3.100
300
1,400
15
$444
27
2414
44
8414
3714
244
44T4
62,
34
76 1;
784
H4
864
$
,
r
1414
7914
1,609
24
76 '4
7(14
Reading 9.60
Republic I. ft g... 2,200
Haattuck AH. Cop.
Soutlrora Pacific ,.
Southern By
Studebnker Corp...
3,100
1,400
4,000
8(14 $614
2314 2314
(2W (14
63
Texaa Co
.300 154 1644 1644
union racirio ....
TT. e. Ind. Alcohol.
4.300 12044 119 119,
1,600 132 121 12IS
120,600 ( 9;4 9ii,
17. 8 Steel
IT. H. (el pfd.,,..
1'tah Copper
Wabash pfd "B". .
. ...... .... llt.
8314 $ -".
.... .... 82S
.... .... 3914
42 14 41 14 41 !i
16.0 Osharea.
1.600
Western Union .... . . . ,
Westlnghouse Elec ' 1.000
Total sale for (be day,
V. 8, ts, reg
1714 Ot- No. 1st 4 14 81
do coupon
714 III. Cen. r 4. 8T14
V. fl. i reg.,. 99 Int. M. M. (a. S
do coupon ...99 K. C. fl. r. (s. . 7(4
17. (I Lib. $V4((.(4L. ft K tin 4s (414
V. fl. 4s reg, ,,104 44 M K ft T lit 4 (114
do coupon ,.,1044 Mo. Pacific g. 4 (7
Am. F. S. (... 06 Mont. Power (s 0i
A. T. T. c. 5 94' N. Y. Cen. d. (I 93 -Anglo-French
6s 9014 No. Pacifio 4.. 13
Arm. ft Co. 44s 814 do Is 59
Atchison gen. 4s (3V4Or. 8. L. r. 4s 834,
U. ft O. r. 414 77 'Pac. T. 4 T. 6s $14
Hetb. Steel r, 6 8Pcnn. con. 4Vi 971,
Cen. Leath. is do gea. 414..
Cen. Pacific 1st (1 Reading r-n. 4 (6
C. ft O. c. ts 79 8 L ft 3 F a. $7
C. B. ft Q. S. 4s (84 8o. Pacific ov. (1 II
C M S P e 414a 134 So. Ry. is 93 'i
C R I ft P r 4s 68 Tex. ft Pae. 1st (
C. ft S. r. 414s 69 14 Union Pacific 1st 88
I. & R. (I. r. (s 4(1417. g. Rubber 5s 79
Iolil of Can. is 98U. 8. Steel &.. 99 'i .
Vrim wn ,u EIXWtkh 1., ,!.
Oen. Ei." is 98 French (Jox. 17 44
Hid.
New Food Regulations
Are Enforced in Paris
Pari. Feb. 21. Victor Boret, tho
food minister, conferred yeiterday
with hotel keeper and other tnd
after hearing their objections to hie
order forbidding the serving of food
between 9 and 11 . m., because of
the hardship it would work on the
laboring classes, agreed to revoke that
part of the order until further notice.
He insisted, however, that the pro
hibition against the serving of solid
foods between 2:30 and 6:30 p. m.
must be applied rigorously.
Indian Uprising Quelled by
Troops From Fort Oouglas
Gold Hill, Utah, Feb, 21.-A detach
ment of 50 soldiers from Fort Doug-
las, under command of Captain Walter :
C Gtillion, accompanied by United
States Marshal Nebeker, today sur
rounded a band of Indians in the
Goshute reserration near the Nevada
state line and arrested seven red men
who were ringleaders in the uprising
against die army draft and who have
been threatening the safety of Indian
Agent Frank.
French Ariators Escape.
Amsterdam. Feb. 21. -Lieutenant
Poland G. Garros, the famous French
aviator, and Lieutenant Autoine "
Marchal, who flew over Berlin in Jjie
summer of 1916 and waj iorcel
descend a few kilometers froni tht1
Russian lines, reached Holland yes
terday. ' '.
According to Les Xotvelles of
Maastricht, they escaped from a Ger
man prison. ", v
HYMENEAL.,, ;-
Arnold-Smith.
li(.Ua R. Arnold of Desloge, Mo.,
and .Nina M. Smith of Bodcport, I1W
,. , s. ' - ' - - - J -
t". ! ... A
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