THE OMAHA &T Y BEE: JANUARY 19, 1919.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.
Vitality chicks of eg-iaytng strain.
In order Is plce a better trad ( poul
try on ear middle wt (irmi ana
ranche w r offering at coot dsy-old
chirki hatched from eggs selected from
producing floclis of our Poultry Exten
lon Department Experts. Writs todsy
far psrilcular. M. C. Peter XI 1 11 Co.,
Omaha, Neb. Maker of Peter Quality
Feed for Poultry.
DAI-OLD CUIX, BuGiUNU NOW,
For spring; delivered alive, prepaid.
8 C. whit and brown leghorn , lie.
Rom and aingl comb rsde, barred aad
whit rucki Joe. Black Minorr, 11c
Leftovers, lie. Edward Steinhoff, Leon,
Kan.
For roup, colcie. canki-r, sore bead,
bowel trouble. Umber neck, ate., uaa
iemioione, always dependable. At any
drug or seed stores.
HEST .medicine for chirkeua,
Cermoxons,
at mo.t dealers.
or Ilia Harney.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles.
WE hare the following second hand carta
and wagons for aa! which can be
bought cheap:
3 IVMP CARTS.
! SINGLE MEAT WAC10NS.
1 FREIGHT WAGONS.
1 rOoI'KR WAUON.
1 HOX WAflONS.
1 SIN'UI.U RUBBISH WAOOK.
Inquiries should be addressed to the
furtahy I'kar. Co., Purchasing A lent.
Tel. South :34.
liABNLSS. SADDLES and TRAVELING
OOOD8.
We make them ourselves and aell
them direct to consumer. Why pay two
profile for Inferior goods when you can
Set BiKh rrada goods at flrat coat?
ALFRED rORNISH CO..
Phone Doug. 331 4. 1110 Fernam.
P.KAL bargain (or cah: 1,400-lb. matched
V team C-yrar-old marea; auto i.lOO-lb.
enan hereee. Izit Mason St. block eouth
, Leavenworth.
l'KHAIt FAMILY will ell two bl(,
young mares for cash, or will aell one.
m South Hth St. Take Croeatown
car.
NOTICE lo farmera, selling out harneaa
atock at sacrifice. Owner In Franca,
See them at residence. 1124 Lake St.
2t YOl Nil South Dakota horses at IS4
North list St.. 4 block north of Cum- !
me.
FOR SALE Red yearling heifer, Durham
toik. Benson 7!-J.
COMMERCIAL GUIDE.
Automobiles.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO., 10th and How.
ary. Doug. !00 erd ears and repairs.
Aulhorlied airents for Ford cars.
M ' INTT Ri'HATWARD M'TrORCO.
. 142T Farnam. Douglas 140S.
Stearns-Knlght and Regal cars.
SAMPLE-HART MOTOR CO.. 18th and
Burt Tyler Sit. 160 per cant Ford serv
ice to Ford owner
AMERICAN STATE BANS. 18th and Far
nam. Weed Block Phone Tyler 10.
Auto Painting.
ROKSSlil. W P.. 144 S 40th. Har. 1441
We make' old autos look Ilka new ones
Auto Repairs.
AMERICAN MACHINE- WORKS. 110 8.
11th. D. 4881 AtKomtle work, cyL bor
Ing. pistons fitted, auts parte mads In
t order. ' ' '
BERTSCHT MFG. A ENGINEERING CO..
8. K. Cor. loth and Harney Ste. old parts
, made new, new.psrls made, too. P. 1661
AutcTTires.
IWO-IN-ONE TUT.CANIZINO CO.. U1S
Davenport St ' Douglas 1914.
Auto Tops and Trimmings.
fcNGLIMI. THOS. F, S11S Harney Doug
iaa 17St Satisfaction guaranteed. The
beat la none too good.
Abstracts of Title.
MIDLAND TITLE GUARANTEE AB
STRACT CO.. X714 Faraant St, Douglas
S6. ,
Butter (Wholesale).
ALFALFA BUTTER CO.. 120-24...". 11th
at lnu 3 W W Rlchardaoa. Free
Eiscuit Manufacturers.
M EN BISCUIT CO . Capitol Ave.. 13th to
ISth 8t Doug 111 8now White bakery,
iffrs. af trackeTS. cakes and cookies.
Bafrgage and Transfer.
OMAHA TRANSFER COMPANY.
THE ONLT WAT."
Telephone Dour. lk ltth and Jackson.
Desirable Dundee Homes
MD75 buy a S-room wodern bouaa, bungalow type, nnishea to oak and birch,
built about two years. Located on East front lot near Dodge fct
S5 75S buys a 2-story, S-room, modern houee on Cuming St. between I Slat and
B!nd: hlvg "ln room with brick repl. and beamed ce.Hng,
bu.ltin futlet, aonvenient kitchen fir9t eoor; S comer be om. ft-?""
fioor: full eemented basement, hot water heat, gang for i car. Lot 60x135 fet.
ts not buys a IT-story snd attic 7-room, modern house on Cspitol As., near Slat
FinUbld in bk anwwl it.mel with oak floor, froughout H Urg.mng
din.ng room, attractiy. un room and kitchen, first floor; I bed rooms, "thand en
closed aleening porch, al.o out.id. porch, aecond floor; storm window, and screens. In
good condition., lot 69xll feet . -
17 00 buya a 2-Btory and attie 7-room. modern houae, haytnir hot water heat,
Sniped in oak and white enamel with oak floors throughout Located on South front
lot 40x189 tet 1 short blocks from earline. Garage for 1 car and cement driveway
to same.' , ,
Ii sol buy a new, I-story nd attie, -room, modern nouse. havin I'sr"
aun roo , VninJ room. Breakfast room, kitchen first floor; t bedrooms, enclosed sleep
in? pTrch and I bsJ. second Boor. All finished in oak with oak floors throughout
Garage for 2 car?. Png PAid in full. South front lot 60x128 feet. Bear .2nd St,
cioae to Happ Hollow. .. ' ....
11 009 buys an attractive, l-story and attic. 7-room. modem Boas located on
laree corner lot 75x186 feet with many flne ahad trees. Convenient to earline and
3e. School! Hot water heat Finished in oak and birch throughout Rooms are
ireVttenallr large, tiled floor in bath room. Maid room in attic All clear. On.
of the best buys in Dundee. ...
ill 500 buy a H-story and attic, 9-room. modern, frame houae. located on large
corner lit P2xl!5 feet in Happy Hollow Addition. Double garage, choice location.
114 000 buys a new. 2-story and attie. S-room, modern Colonial house, flnished In
birch, mahogany and old ivory with oak floor throughout Large corner lot. lxl"
t 2 bath rootne. al.o shower. Maid' quarter, third floor. Jdn.t be seen to be
appreciated. .
Si 4 BOS buy a new, I-story and attie, S-room, modern, etueeo hoose with tiled
roof Never occupied. Finished in birch mahogany and white enamel. Beautifu ly
decoded throuBhout Vacuum Vapor heat Tiled bath room. Gar.se. east front lot
near Happy Hollow.
Reanonable terms. May we show you our list of Dunde home before yon de
tide to buy! ' ;
GEORGE & CO.
0 3 City National Bank Building
REAL BARGAINS
t BROWNE STREET. Owners leaving city, must sell at once, r lve
rooms nearly new bunpalow. Rooms are large, oak finish in living room
and dining room; oak floors throughout; hot water heat; two large rooms
:ould be finished on second floor; full south front lot; two blocks from
ar and a bargain at $3,75.0.00: Easy terms.
DUNDEE. Eight rooms on California street, 'near 50th; modern in
aery re&pect. Best of furnace and plumbing, paving all paid, good gar
asre. This is not a new house, but is in good repair, newly decorated, and
we can make very easy terms. Price, $3,750, which is much less than
house would cost to build. , i
FLORENCE ELVD. Near Ogden street, seven rooms, nearly
new; all extra large rooms, large living room and sun room finished in
oak and white enamel; oak floors throughout; fireplace and built-in buf
fet; full east front lot and garage. This house has been built for three
years and can be bought for 1,200 less than price to duplicate today.
Jwncr's price, $8,000.
We also have several very attractive and extra well built bungalows
ajn Prettiest Mile that can be bought at less than original cost.
MILLER PARK BUNGALOW. One block from car and one block
from Miller park; large living room with fireplace, dining room with
built-ia buffet; oak finish, oak floors throughout; kitchen has built-in
conveniences; two large bedrooms, finished attic; full basement; full lot
with good garage. A real bargain in an excellent neighborhood at $4,200.
JHNNE LUSA. First time offered for sale. An extra laxg six
room bungalow on Whitmore, near 24th St. This was built by owner for
a home and is leaving city and must sell at once. Large living room with
fireplace, dining room with built-in buffet, panelled walls; oak finish in
Uving room; two large bedrooms and sun room finished in white enamel;
oak floors throughout; full basement, best of furnace and plumbing; full
south front lot; cement drive for garage. Price, $5,500. Easy terms.
'Sundavs call M. O. HeadTey, Colfax 3482, or E. A. Hoisington,
Colfax 3472.
Charles Y. Martin & Co.
REALTORS
111 Or
CnH Bank Eldj.
COMMERCIAL GUIDE.
Cement Products.
OMAHA CONCRETE STONE COMPANY,
istn Ave, ana an;er et. ions in.
Attorney.
FISHER. H. 1411 Flrat Nat. Bank Bldg.
D. lKt. Attorney and counsellor at law.
GRAY A BRUMBAUGH, 111-14 Omaha
Nat Bask Bid Red HIT. General prac
tice In tt and federal eourta
FORD TRANSFERCO-, ill Doug is St
Tyler I. "Alway at yeur aerelfx."
Boiler Manufacturers.
DRAKE. WILLIAMS. MOUNT CO.. lid
' and Hickory. D. 104. Ufra. of boilers,
tank a, amokeetaoks: osy-scetyien weld.
Cash Registers.
ItORRII. CASH AND CREDIT REGIS
1STER CO., 11-:U City Nst'l Bank
Bldf. Dourlaa 4IM. E. W. Hart, Pre.
Electrolysis.
Superfluous hair removed, electricity;
needle work guaranteed. Mlaa Allender.
S4 Bee Bldg.
Chiropractors.
19TH TEAR IN OMAHA; fired out of
Continental Bik.: new location, 414-484
Brandets Th. Bldf. Dr. L. N. Carpen
ter D. 4SS1.
Dry Goods (Wholesale).
BYRNE A HAMMER DRY GuODS CO..
ttb and Howard eta. Douglss 104. Cloaks,
suits, ladles' sod men's furnishing, an
rood a. millinery and draperies; all kinds
of faney and staple Dry Goods.
Electrical Goods.
L BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS.
SIS S. 11th. Douglas I17. Largest elec
trical repair worka and contracting com
pany In the middle west.
Hardware.
PETERSON at MICHKLSON HARDWARE
CO. THE. 4H-11 8. 14th St.. Booth
Side. Phone South 171
sines.
BAKER ICE MACHINE CO.'
19th and Nicholas, J L. Baker, Pro.
Engineers, Consulting & Supervising
HEN'NINGSON ENGINEERING Company,
12th and Harney atreets, Douglas 2-'.
Skilled municipal lmproremnt en
gineers, sewer, paving, electric light
waterworka, appraisal, reports.
ANDERSON A BENNETT !4 Bee Bldg
Douglas 1430. Hestlng. . jtilatlng and
power plants. Engineers snd draftsmen.
Foundries (Iron and Brass).
PAXTON-MITCH ELL CO., 114 Martha st
Harney 1(1. Machine, gray Iron, brass,
bronse and slumlnum caatlnga.
OLSEN ft SCHLINGER. 1407 Jackson. D.
740L Brass, bronse and aluminum east
ings. Hospitals.
FORD HOSPITAL. 20th snd Dougiaa 6ta
Douglas HO. In charge of Dr. Michael I.
Ford, surgeon-ln-chlef. The most com
plete hospital In the west-
Ice.
OMAHA ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO..
McCague Bik., 16th and Dodge. Douslaa
S54. Wholesale snci retsu ice.
Live Stock Commission.
ROSENSTOCK BROS.. 12 Eichsngs Bldg.,
Omaha. Stockers A feeders our spedslty.
Mirrors and Resilv!lt!K'
OMAHA MIRROR AND ART GLASS CO
Dousias 525 1014 Coming Bt
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS procured, bought snd sold. Inler
nat'l Patent Co., l Brandeis. P. SCSI
Packers.
CUDAHY PACKING CO.
South 1340. South Omaha.
Pa;nts, Oils and Glass.
BARKER BROS. PAINT CO.. Doug. 4760
lVt Farnam Bt.
Printers Supplies.
BARNH ART BROS. A SPINDLER
1114 Howard St Douglas 107S. Prlalers
supplies.
Tank Manufacturers.
NEBRASKA A IOWA 8TEEL TANsC CO,
1S01 Willlas AVS. weoaier
Physicians ndSgeons1
PA VIS. DR. WILLIAM wTNDLE.
Phi-. Irian and Surgeon.
1130-11-11 let Nat. Bk. Bldg Tyler 71.
CAMPBELL. DR S M.. Phyaiclan and
Surgeon. 1104 Farnam Bt Dougiaa 112S
Douglas 761
Tyler 1S7.
COMMERCIAL GUIDE.
Pleating and Buttons.
VAN ARNAM'S DRKS3 PLEATING.
HEMSTITCHING AND BUTTON CO D.
!1. Rms, 134-17 Paiton Bik Id floor.
Printers.
OMAHA PRINTING CO.. llth and Far
nam. Douglas 14t. Printing, stationery
and office furnltur.
School Furniture and Supplies.
OMAHA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO..
1101-11 Nicholas St Douglas lilt.
"Everything for echoole."
DOUGLAS PRINTING CO., 100-11 N. ltth.
Douglas 444. Fin commercial printing
EDDY PRINTING CO.. til Be Bldg.
Douglas 8647. Fine commercial printing.
"Tin and Sheet Metal Works.
CARTER SHEET MpTAL CO.. 101-10-11
8. 10th St Douglas 401 Skylight. (tel
celling nd gslvanlsed sheet
Stationery and Supplies.
mini STATIONERY CO. THE
107-101 8. 17th. Dougiaa 106. Office,
typewriter. architects' and engineer'
supplies. Loose-leaf devices.
Undertakers.
BULSB A RIEPEN, 701 & 16th, D. 1224.
Undertaker and embalmer. Persona
attention given to all call nd fnnerala
HEAFEY A HEAFEY. 2411 Farnam. Bar
ney 2&. Undertaker and embalmer.
CROSBY, WILLIS C 2511-13 N. 14th St
Phone Webster 47.
Council Bluffs Directory.
Coal and Ice.
Phone 2S60 Caterers to beat snd cold.
DPIOGE ELEVATOR CO.. HO Pearl St.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Fontanel! Land Co. to Christian
K. Wolder. et al, Scott st 184
ft w. of 20th at, a a, 100x306.1 1.400
Charles F. Hsctlngs snd wf. to Anna
it. Moore, 10th St., 130 ft a of
Stone ave.. w. ... 10x126 100
Ella B. Swan and hod. to Roe
Brown, Farnam st, 48 ft e. of
44th St.. n. a. 48x128.6 1.800
A. D. Marriott and wf. to E. J.
Cork in. a e. cor. 10th and Pacifio
St.. 101.1x75.46 17,000
Security Land A Improvement Co.
to Arthur L. Downs, Charles St..
108 ft e. of 61st st, n. s., 60x
ISO 450
Ida E. Krans and hbd. to Garret
Prange, a. e. cor. 36th st. and
Wooiworth avs, 137HX141.8 16.000
Margaret Brandt to Michael Snel
len bar iter, et al, 10th St.. 176 ft
a of Arbor st, w. ., 44Hxl.. 1,100
Byron Reed Co. to Martin Font),
France at, 130 ft w. of 68th
St.. a. a. 44x121 206
Anna M. Hol.trom to Joseph H.
Haslam, California st, 441 ft e.
of 18th st, a .. 40x1(0 1.400
Earl Hodge and wf. to A. C. Pet
ersen, a. w. cor. 28th ve. and
Mary t. 41.6x120 TOO
Delia W. Cunningham and hbd. to
Dezla Marra, 17th st, 164 ft a
of Grace at. w. s., 14x140 1,760
$350 Cash
Buys Your Choice
of These Homes
1331 Grand, t-rooms on first floor and
2-rooms upatalra, all modern and a very
desirable home. Screen and storm
windows, 13,500.
61st and Evana St. 4-rooms and 6
lots (about one acre), garage, poultry
houses; all fenced; fruit; electric lights,
(2,660.
2615 Emmet Practically new 6-room,
all modern bungalow; part oak finish.
(0 ft lot on paved street with paving
all paid. Very attractive place. Priced
for quick sale at leas than nous alone
costs todsy. Pries 13,250.
2444 Templeton St 7-rooms, all mod
ern, newly painted. South front lot on
paved street near 24th and Ames Ave.
Pries (3,000.
All of the sbov are good desirable
homes and well located.
Sundays or evening call K. T. Reed,
Walnut 1046. H. S. Manvllle, Walnut
1124.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney. St
Phone Tyler 50.
-'TfcR?nArirl,'
AH kinds of safety razor blades
sharpened at our factory. We are
equipped for high grade work and
quick service. Mail u. yonr blades,
we guarantee satisfaction.
VIBRATING ELECTRIC
RAZOR CO.,
50, North lth St., Omaha, Neb.
100 Acres
4y2 MILES
FROM
OMAHA
Improvements
House, barn, corn crib,
cattle barn, hog sheds,
scales, and other out
buildings. The owner
will take some Omaha
residence property or
good vacant Dundee lot3
as part paymerlt.
41. H. HARPER
& COMPANY
1013 City Natl Ck. Eldg.
Doug. 25S3
Evenings WaL 15SS '
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Market and Industrial News of
LIVE' STOCK
Omaha, January II, 1111.
Receipts were: Cattle. Huge, Sheep.
Official Monday 12.441 11.47 10.027
Official Tuesday 1,781 17.111 ,88
Official Wednesday. 1,000 20.(82 7. 884
Official Thursday... 6.141 17,141 14.181
Official Friday l.SSS 25.213 2,750
Estimate Saturday.. 60 14.280 400
Six day this week.. .18.767 114.508 44,144
Same last week 43.13 17.44 76,424
Same two weeks ago 12,141 92,468 18,880
Same three wks. sgo.l4,8 44.174 18,106
Sams year ago 13,151 ' 81,456 44,271
Receipts snd disposition of lire stork
st the Union Stock Yards, Omaha. Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at S o'clock
p. m., January 18, 1818. ,
RECEIPTS CARS,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Wahash 1
Union Pacific 2 31
C. A N. W., east 4 42 ,4
C. A N. W.. west 7 84
C, St P., M. A O. 8
C, B, A Q . east 4 10 1
C. B. A J.. west 1 6
C. R. I. A P.. east .... 4 15
Illinois Centrsl 4
Chicsgo Ot West .... 1 1 ..
Total receipts 21 201 S
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Hogs.
Morris A Co
2.741
3. 144
1.066
..... 1.111
203
Swift Co
Cudahy Packing Co. ....
Armour A Co. ,
Schwartz A Co
J. W. Murphy
2,161
Amour, So. St Paul ....
1,248
Total
.. .16,411
Cattle Receipta tnls morning were IS
losds of cattle or 500 bead. Including 15
csrs billed direct to packers from other
points . Trading was nominally steady on
steers snd strong on the choice kinds for
ths week, selling anywhere from (16. 500
17.75 and stesdy to a quarter lower on the
common grades, ranging in price from
112.60$ 15.50. Butcher stock closed strong
snd 264 60c lower on the caifners and
plain cows and steady on best grades
bring from 110,00814.00. Feeders were
strong on th heavy grades and steady for
the week on plain kind at a spread of
ii.ooe 15.00.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves, (16.60618.50; fair to good beeves,
(14.O014.0O; common to fair beevea
(12.76trl4.00; good to choice yearlings,
115. 60817. 60; fair to good yearlings, 111.00
16.50; common t fair yearlings, 110.00
611,00; choics to prime grass beeves. (15.00
4116.04; fair to choice grass beeves. (13.009
15,00; common to fair grass beeves (.00$
12.60; Mexican beeves. 18.00010.00; good
to choice heifers, (11.00014.00; prime,
cows, (12. 60014.00; good to choice
cows, (9.50 012.60; fair u good cows,
18. 0001, 26; common to fair cows.
(6.7508.00; choice to prime feeders, (11.60
fil5.50; good to choice feeders, 111.000
13.50; good to choice stockers, 19.50012.50;
fair to good stockers, (8.5001.50; common
to fair (.-rades, 17.5008.00; stock heifers,
(4 (008 50; stock cows, (4.1607.50; stock
calves 17.0001.60; veal calves, (7.60011.50;
bulls, stags, etc. 18.75011.50.
Hogs 244 loads of hogs wet reportef
In today, estimated at 14.280 head. Some
thing over 20 cars, however, were buys of
packers at other points and shipped here
for slaughter. While the opening of to
day's trade was the bst tlm of the mar
ket It lacked 6010c of being as good eg
the best time yesterday. The early mar
ket, however, waa not as low as yester
day's extreme close, being almost steady
with yesterdays general market the
later market alouehlng off until prices
were fully lOo lower than th opening.
largely In line with yesterday's extreme
and weak close. The bulk of the sales
Is 116.10017.15 and top at 117.15.
Trade for the week has been very Irreg
ular, almost Invariably most of the higher
prices were reported at the opening with
the close verv slow and drasev. Pricea
are from 10015c lower than laat Satur
day.
Sheep Fresh receipts today amounted
to about 400 head, which, with a carry
over of some 1,600 head, made close to
2,000 on sale. Yesterday'a trade was very
spotted, breaking sharply and closing full
200 tower than the opening. Todsy s
lamb sales wer generally In line with
yesterday's . extreme close:
Quotations '-on sheep: Lambs, good to
choice, 116. 25016. 50: lambs, fair to good,
115.90016. SO; lamb feeders, 113 0016.75;
yearlings, good to choice, 112.00013.35;
yearlings, fair to good, 11.0001.60; year
ling feeders, (9.60010.00: wethers, fat.
(10.50011.60; wethers, feeders, 18.500
10.60; ewes, good to choice 110.00011.00;
ewes, fair to good, 19.OO01O.SO; ewe feed
ers, 14.0008.00,.
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago. Jan. 18. (IT. 8. Bureau of
Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 2.00 head;
compared with a week ago, choice steers
and best butcher she-stock, steady; com
mon and medium grades, 25c to 40c lower;
canners, 16c to 26c lower; calves, (1.50
lower; stockers and feeders, strong to 25c
higher.
Hog Receipts, 7,000 head: market
steady to strong with yesterday's average;
bulk ot sales. !17.6017.85; butchers,
117.60017.15; light 114.85017.65; packing,
(16.60017.65; throwouts, 114.00016.60;
pigs, good to choice, 114.00015.00.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, 1.000 head;
compared with a week ago, fat lambs
mostly 25c lower: feeders and sheep,
steady; choice yearlings, 25c higher.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 18. Cattls Re
ceipts, 1,000 head: market steady; steers.
(18.00020.00; western, 110.00017.00; cows,
(6.60&13.O0; heifers, (8.00014.00; stockers,
17.5016.00; calves, 17.00fiH.00.
Hogs Receipts, lv.BOO hesd; market
lower; heavy, 117.00017.60; butchers,
117.1O01T.6O; lights, 116.80017.40; pigs.
(12.00lf.00.
Shep and Lambs Receipts, 200 head;
market steady; lambs, 114.50014.65; year
lings, iii.6O013.oo; wethers, 110.000
11.50; ewes, 19. (log 10.26.
Sioux City Uva Stock.
Sioux City, I.. Jsn. 11. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,250; market steady; beet atoers,
19.00013.60; fat cows and heifers. 17.000
11.00; canners, 15.0007.00; stocker and
feeders. (8.50012.50; feeding cows and
heifers, 16.0001.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1.000 head; market 10c
lower; light, 116.75 017.00; mixed, 116.100
17.10; heavy, S17.OO017.2O; bulk of sales,
116.15017.19.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, 11,204
head; market steady.
Bt Joseph. Lira stock.
St Joseph, Mo., Jan. 18. Cattle Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; steers,
(10.00018.25; cows and heifers, (7.000
15.60; calves, $6.00014.5.
Hogs Receipts, 1,000 head; market
higher; top, 117.65; bulk, 117.15017.55.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; mar
ket steady; lambs, (14.00014.76; ewes,
18.00010.60.
Omaha Hay Market.
Hay Choice upland prairie, 125.00; No.
1, (24.00915.00; No. 2, (20.00022.0; No.
1, 115.000 18.00, No. 1 midland, t24,00
25.00; No. 2. 130.08021.00. No. 1 lowland.
tl9021.00; No. 2, (16.00018.00; No. S,
411 00 c 14.04.
Alfalfa Choice. 131.000 33.00; No. 1,
(28.000 80.00; Standard. 37.00021.00; No.
2, 226.00026.00; No. 1. 111.00024.00.
Straw Oat 111.00014.00; wheat 112.00
011.00.
New' York Cotton Future.
New York, Jan. 18. Cotton futures
opened steady; January, 24.25c; March,
25.00c; May, 11.16c; July, 12.45c; October,
20.46c
New York. Jan. II. Cotton Spot quiet;
middling, t4.06c.
Cotton futures closed steady; January,
16.17c: March. 24. (Or: May, 11.17c; July,
22.62c; October, 20.46c
New York Produce.
New York, Jan, 11 Butter Market
dull; receipta. t,l6 tuba; creamery, high
er than extras, 4206ic; extra, 61 WS
42c; firsts. 41041c
Eggs Market steady and unchanged.
Cheese Stesdy and nnchanged.
Poultry Alive, weak; chickens, 26c;
fowls, 27 030c Dressed, unchanged.
Chleaui Produce.
Chicago, Jan. IS. Butter Market low
er; creamery, 68061c .
Egga Market higher; receipts, J.I50
oasaa; firsts. 48c: ordinary firsts, 65 0
66c; at mark, esses Included, 56 0 57c
Potatoes Receipts, 52 cars; market nn
changed. Poultry Aliva, market nnchanged.
Kansas City Prod ore.
Kansas City, Me,, Jan. 18. Butter Un
changed.
Eags Firsts. 67c.
Poultry Hens. 24c; roosters, 20c; no
broilers
I GRAIN MARKET
Omaha, Jan. 18
Continued liberal corn receipt were in
evidence today, with 117 ears, as compared
to 101 cars and 164 cara for ths corre
sponding day last year. Other receipts
were 48 cars of wheat. 68 cars 01 corn,
10 cars of rye nd 11 cars of barley. The
corn market was drsrgy. with prices rang
ing generally from unchanged to to lower.
The bulk was some lower, although the
tables were fairly well cleaned Bp at the
close.
Oata were unchanged to of a cent
off. th bulk unchanged. Rye was nomi
nally several cents off and barley un
changed to one cent decline. There wss a
fair inquiry for wheat at unchanged price.
. OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts . Today. Wk. ago. Yr. ago.
Corn 157 102 154
Wheat 41 18 4
Oata (8 . 11 14
Rye ..10 S
Barley ..11 6
Shipments
Wheat 17 64 1
Corn 154 107 7
Oats 44 40 25
Rye 16 6
Barley 4 14 6
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansaa City
St. Louis . ...
Minneapolis ,
Duluth
Winnipeg ...
... 61
... 28
... 85
...131
...226
...267
356
128
64
110
27
63
Corn No. 4 white, 1 cars, 11.40; No. S
white. 1 car, 11.36; No. f white. 1 car.
11.40 (old). No. 3 yellow, 1 cars. 11.43;
No. 4 yellow, 7 cars, 11.40: 1 car, 81.38 14;
14 cars, (1.31. No. 1 yellow. 2 cars, (1.37;
11 cars. (1 36. No. t yellow, 1 car, $1.30:
1 car, 11.25. Sample yellow, 1 car. 11.30.
No. 1 mixed, 1 ear, 11.41; 2 cars, 11 42.
No. 4 mixed, 1 car. tl.36; 1 car. 11.37 Vk;
12 cars, 11.17; 1 car, 11.37 (shipper's
weights); 1 csrs. tl.it. No. t mixed. 1
csr. 11.36; 1 csr, 11.35: 1 cars. 11.34: 4
cars, (1.11. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 11.12
(shipper's weights).
Oat No. 1 white. IT car. Sttc: 4
car, 6Sttc No. 4 white, t cars, 68c;
1 ears, 66c. Sample white, 1 car, 68c
Barley No. 1, 1 car, 18c No. 4, S cars,
17c; 1 csr, 16c Rejected, 1 car, 15c.
Samples, 1 car, So,
Wheat No, 2 hard t ears, 12.28; 1 car,
12.27; 1 cars, 12.26; 2-1 car. 12.25. No. 2
hard, 4 cars, 12.21; 1 car, (2.20 (smutty).
No. 4 hard, 1 ear, (Ml (rye smutty).
No. 1 spring, 1 car. (2.12; 1 car, (2 22.
4 cars, (2.11; 1 car, (2 20; 1 car (smutty).
No. 2 mlxsd spring, 1 cars, (2.11; No. 1
mixed, 1 car, 12.23. No. 2 mixed, 1 ears,
11.21. No. S mixed, 1-1 car, (2.20 (smut
ty); S-S car, 12.15 (smutty.)
Chicago Grain and Provisions,
Chicago, Jan. 11. Doubt as to whether
the current minimum value for hogs,
117.50, would be maintained In February
had considerable to do with making the
corn market today average lower. Prices
closed unsettled, st the same a yes
terday's finish to 14c down, with Feb
ruary 11.83 to (1.33 and May 11.2SH
to 11.28 hi. Oats closed He off to He up,
and provisions unchanged to 7c lower.
Reports that the conference to fix the
February price of bogs had been post
poned from January 23 until January 28
tended to emphasize miagivlngs In regard
to the duration of the standard. Inas
much aa the feeding value of corn ha
been on of the chief bullish factors, the
possibility of a reduction In the govern
ment hog price outweighed all other in
fluences affecting corn. Week-end even
ing up by shorts resulted, therefore, in
only temporary bulges, notwithstanding
that country offerings were light and
despite advances of South American vessel
rates In the face ot the removal of the
government fixed rate to Argentina
Oat were quiet and kept within a nar
row range, governed mainly by corn.
Provision depended on the same con
ditions aa grain. Cash Interests, however,
bought on declines.
Chicago closing prices, furnished Th
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain)
brokers, 116 South Blxteentb street
Omaha:
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. Test'y
Corn
Feb. 1.13H 1.S4H 1.S2H 1.J1H 113
Mar. 1.11 H 1.32H 1.30V. l.HH 111
May 1.28V. 1.29H 1.27H 1.28 128
July L24H 1.26 1.24H 125 126
Oat
Feb. .67H .67H .47H .47 .4784
Mar. .47H .47H .7H .67H .47
May .68H .68H .67 .68 .68Vi
July .65H .65 .64 .65 .15
Pork
Jan. 44.21 ...44.25 46.16
May 40.75 40.76 40.10 40.42 40.(5
Lard.
Jan. 21.70 11.74 23. 4 21.60 21.75
May 21.77 21.82. 25.40 21.62 23.T5 ,
Ribs I
Jan. 14.7S 24.7
May 22.60 22 50 22 27 121.10 22 45
GRAIN REVIEW.
Chicago, ' Jan. IS. Rapid downward
swings in. th corn market have taken
place thla week, chiefly owing to report
that Great Britain and France had can
celled big contract for food supplies In
th United States and that corn prices
here and In Argentina would be brought
nearer together. Corn quotation this
morning, compared with a week ago wer
down SHe to !c; oata off lc to 2c,
and provisions varying from 11.80 de
cline to a rise of 15c.
Bearish sentiment dominated th corn
market th grester portion of the time
after word came of the action of Great
Britain and France, regarding food con
tracts, especially a the news wss almost
simultaneous with announcement by the
United States food administration that all
passible steps wer being taken to reduce
the cost of living a statement which was
Ister construed as having close relations
with United States government offers to
sell wheat to domestic millers and with
notice that licenses would be given freely
for Imports from Argentina. On the other
hand, shipping delays In Argentina to
gether with renewed curtailment of the
crop movement from the farms In this
country acted as a check on the bears.
Oats weakened with corn. Provision,
were depressed by grain and by contin
ued big receipts of hogs.
Short Term Notes
Quotation through National City Co.,
First National Bank building. Omaha:
Bid. Asked.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. (s (1125). .101 101
Amer. Tobacco 7s (1921). ...102 102
Amer. Tobacco 7s (1922). ...102 101
Amer. Tobbacco 7s (1928). ...103 103
Armour A Co. 6s (1919) 100 101
Armour A Co. 4s (1920) 100 101
Armour Co. ts (1923) 100 101
Armour Co. ts (1924) 101 102
Bethlehem Steel 7s (1919). ...100 101
Bethlehem Steel 7s (1123)... .100 101
British S (1911) 10 100
British 64s (1921) 18 11
Brooklyn R. Trans. 7s (1921). 81 81
Cent Argen. C. 4s (1927).... 87 10
C, B. A Q. Joint 4s (1921).... 15 96
Chi. A W. Ind. ts (lilt).... 17
City of Paris 4 (1921) 98 rt
Cudahy Pkg. Co. 7s (1923). .102 102
Delaware dt it. as (1920).... ts 99
Fed. Farm Loan 4s (1937).. 100 100
Fed. Farm Loan 4s (1938). ...102 10li
Gen. Elec ts (1120) 100 190
Interboro K. T. 7s (1921).... 10 91
Liggett A Meyer 4s (1921).. 19 99
Union Pacifio 6s (1928) 104 101
U. 8. Liberty !s ll.lt 91.22
V. 8. Liberty 1st 4s 14.00 14.10
V, 8. Liberty Id 4s.... 11.10 13.90
8. Liberty 1st 4 Us 94.10 96.24
U. 8. Liberty 2d 4s 16.42 15.08
U. S. Liberty Id 4W 16.00 16.06
U. 8. Liberty 4th 4s 15.04 15.01
New York Coffaa.
New Tork, Jan. 18 Coffee future were
quiet but steadier today. In some quar
ter th Improved ton was attributed to
th disparity between future quotations
and th primary view of value which was
supposed to hav checked selling. T!ie
bulk of th buying, however, waa believed
to be In th way of covering over the
week-end on an advance In futures at
Bast os. The opening her waa 10 to
16 point higher and the market closed at
a net advance of It to 27 points. Closing
bids; May, 11.71c; July, 13.62c; Septem
ber. 11.48c; Octolber, 12.40c; December,
11.30c and January, 12125c
Spot Irregular; Rio 7s, 14c; Santos 4.
11 c It wa reported that Santo 4a
wer offered In the cost and freight mar
ket late yesterday at 11.50c, London cred
its. Official cable reported a decline ot 476
re Is In Rioo spot Santo spot wa sot
quoted.
St Lonl Grain.
St. Louis. Jan. 18 Corn January,
(1.41 asked: May. tl.!3 asked.
OsU January, 68 c, nominal.
FINANCIAL
New York, Jan. IS. Unsettlement at
tended the fairly large dealings in stocks
during today's abbreviated session, pro
feseional traders resuming their attacks
against the more susceptible issues.
Conspicuous among the latter wer oil.
Mexican Petroleum lost 6 point and
others 1 to 1. Motors, tobacco, equip
ments and ths steel group also yielded
1 to 1 point
Sailing of United States Steel was the
outstsnding festur of ths final hour,
blocks of 1.000 to 5. 500 shares changing
hands at 90, within 1 points ot Its
minimum of 1118. Shippings snd coppers
also fell a point with such Investment
rails ss Reading snd Louisville and Nash
ville, but distilling shares reversed their
reoent course, showing moderate strength.
Among the more Important stocks final
prices were mostly st lowest levels. Sales
amounted to 816,000 shares.
Bonds eased slightly at the end, Inter
nationals displaying Irregularity. Total
sales (par vslue) sggregated 14,150.000.
- Old United States coupon and registered
2s lost per cent on call during the
week, the registered 4s declining 1 per
cent
Number of ssles and range of prices of
the leading stocks: .Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Am. Beet Sugar 69
American Can... 4.200 47 46 4U
Am. Car A Fdy. 1.100 19. 68 89
Am. Locomotive 60
Am. Smelt. A Ref. 2,500 72 71 71
Am. Sugar Ref 112
Am. Tel. ft Tel.. 100 100 100 100
Anaconda Copper 1,800 68 57 68
Atchison 300 92 12 92
A. G. W.I 8 S I.. 800 103 101 102
Baltimore & Ohio 1.700 48 47 48
Cal. Petroleum... 900 23 23 2.1
Canadian Pacific 156
Central Leather.. 1.60 68 57 (7
Ches. A Ohio ",300 65 65 65
C. M. A St. P... 2.300 38 18 38
C. A N. W 30 15 95 96
C R. I. A P. ctfs, 2,500 24 23 23
Chino Copper ... 209 11 23 38
Colo. Fue A Iron 36
Corn Prod. Ref... 4.000 46 47 47
Crucible Steel ... T.000 64 53 53
Cuba Cane Sugar 7.200 25 24 24
Distillers' Sec. .. 2,200 52 51 61
Erie 00 16 14 16
General Electric. 100 141 148 146
General Motor... 1.600 121 121 122
Gt No. pfd 1.300 12 11 12
Gt. Na. Or Ctfs. 1,200 14 15 14
Illinois Central 17
Inspiration Cop.. 100 44 43 44
Int M. M. pfd... 4,000 101 101 102
Intsr. Nickel 1,000 27 26 2T
Inter Pspsr 1,000 13 12 12
Kennecott Copper 300 12 12 11
Louis. A Nash... f0 118 lit 118
Maxwell Motors.. 100 17 17 27
Mex. Petroleum.. 40,000 174 147 167
Miami Copper.... 200 24 24 14
Missouri Pacific. 1.100 24 24 24
N. Y. Central 100 71 72 72
N. Y., N. H. A H. 100 10 10 10
Norfolk A West 200 105 105 105
Northern Pacific. 600 11 11 91
Pacific Mall .... 1.700 26 36 36
Pennsylvania ... 600 45 44 45
Pittsburgh Coal.. 400 47 45 45
Ray Con. Cop... 100 20 20 20
Reading 8,800 71 78 78
Rep. Iron A Steel 1,104 72 71 72
Southern Pacifio. 8.200 ! 18 18
So. Railway .... 1.100 17 17 27
Studebaker Corp.. 6.800 41 48 49
Texas Co 5,700 188 186 186
Union Pacific .. 1.700 127 127 117
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol 1.800 101 11 101
V. 8. 8teel 56,20 10 10 10
Utah Copper .... 1.600 71 71 71
Western Ufttjsn .. 200 17 87 87
West. Electric .. 1,000 41 41 41
Bethlehem 4.500 57 54 66
Bid.
Total sales for ths day, 215,000 shares.
New Tork Bonds.
IT. S. 2s, reg.. 17'Gt N. lt 4s 86
U. 8. 2s. coup." 17I. C. ref. 4s.... 88
U. 8. Is, reg.. 88 Int M. M. 4s.. 19
U. 8. 3s, coup. 81 K C S ref. 5s.. 88
t.T. 8. Lib. ls 19.18L. A N. un. 4s 66
U. S. 4s, reg.,104M K A T 1st 4s 65
U. S. 4s, coup. 104 M. P. gen. 4s.. 41
Am. F. Sec 6s 19 Mont Power 6s 13
Am T A T c 6s 13N. Y. C: d. 6s.. 18
Ang"o-Fh 5s 17 l-16"N. Pacific 4s... 85
Arm A Co 4s 88N. Pacific 3s.. 40
Atchison gen 4s 40. S. L. ref. 4s 87
B. O. cv. 4s 78 'Pae. T. 4k T. ts a
Beth Steel r. 6s 7 Penn. con. 4s 15
Cen. Leather Cs 16 Penn. gen. 4 88
Cen. Pac 1st.. II Reading gen. 4 85
C. A O. cv. 5s. . 8t o L a 8 F I 6s 66
C B A Q Joint 4s 958. Pac. cv. 6s 101
c M & s P 0 4 71 8. Railway ts.. t
C R I t P r 4s 75 T. A P. 1st.... 11
CAS. ref. 4s 78 Union Pscifio 4 89
D. A R. O. r. 6 64U. 8. Rubber I 86
D of C 5 (1131) 97 U. S. 8tel 5.. 100
Erie gen. 4s.... tt 'Wabash 1st 16
Gen. Elec. 6 18 Bld"AsketL
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
New Tork, Jan. 18. Various phase et
th reconstruction ra assumed mor defi.
nite form this week, mainly In th curtail
ment or complete abandonment of opera
tions. For example, reduction of output was re
ported from, soma of the prominent steel
and copper companies, while one of the
leading railways announced Us decision to
forego new construction at an important
terminal.
The stock market reflected these con
ditions when It did not anticipate them
by irregular declines in ths quoted values
of msny issues. What amounted to a
general reaction occurred In some of ths
more vulnerable share.
Rail, suffered from th additional re
straints Imposed by th proceedings now
before the sans end the Injection of labor
difficulties this laat problem also encom
passing some of th more distinctive line
of Industry.
Removal of virtually ths last federal
restrictions against some of the commodi
ties most in use during the war wa ac
companied by further downward price re
vision in those staples, but lower schedules
brought lit Us Increase ot domestic In
quiry. Monetary conditions hav become suf
ficiently stabilised to warrant new ftla Be
ing smong corporations not of the first
rank and indications point to on or more
foreign projects of that character In this
market before th advent ot th "Victory"
loan.
Local btofks and Roads.
Quotation furnished Ths Bee by Burns,
Blinker A Co., 441-152 Omaha National
Bank building. ,
STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
American Potash Co .... 130
Burgesi-Nash. 7 pet pfd.... 100 101
Booth Fish. Co., 7 pet. pfd.. 11 12
Cont Gss A Elec pet 62 14
Cudahy Pkg. Co. pfd 102 104
Deere A Co. pfd 14 17
Dougl's Hotel Co.. comb. S pet. 70 80
Hydraulic Prs. Brk. pfd. ....100 101
Mount. States T. A T., 7 pet. 101 103
O. k C. B. Ry. pfd 50 53
O. A C. B. St. Ry. com 36
Orch. A Wllhelm, 7 pot pfd. 100 101
Plerc Arrow com. 41 41
Standard Oil of Neb 470 490
Standard Oil of N. J 611 191
M. E. Smith A Co., 7 pet pfd.,
1921 100" 101
Standard Potash Co 106
Union Stock Yards Co 11 100
Union Powr. A Lt, 7 pet pfd. tt lot
Wichita U. 8. Yda, S pet pfd. 90 It
Western Meat 105 ....
BONDS
Anaconda Cop., ts (1129).... II ISffl
Blsckstone Hotel, 2d mort.
(1911-1927) tt
Braden Cop. 6a (1131) 15 It
Cudahy 6s (1148) 92 91
Canada 6s (1917) 15 95
Canada 5s (1919) 11 9
Iowa Portland Cement 6s 100
Iowa Ry. A Lt t (1132).... 17 12
Morris Co. 4 (1938).... 15 16
O. A C. B. Ry. 6s (1928) 71 II
Montreal T. P. ts (1911).. 4S 96
Montsna Pow. 1 ret. 6s (1141). 14 43
Omaha School 4s (1911) 11 11
Puget Sound Trac, Light A
Power 4s (1118) 11 14
Russian 6s, per 1M rubles.. lit 120
Standard Gas A El. 7s (1921. 17 18
Swift A Co. 5s (1944) It 14
Omaha various 4 pet
New Ycsrk Money.
New York, Jan. It. Mercantile paper
unman red.
Sterling Day bills, unchanged; demand,
14.76 11-16; cables, (4.71-16.
Francs Demand, 16.45; cables,
5.45. ,
Guilders Unchanged,
Lire Unchanged.
Mexican dollars Unchanged.
liberty Bonds.
Nsw York. Jsa. 11. Final price on Lib
erty bond today were;
!s. 19.20.
First convertible 4s, 14.02.
Second 4s, 18.84.
First convertible 4s, 15.01.
Third 4s, 16.00.
Fourth 4!.. 15.02.
the Day
OMAHA PRODUCE
Oysters King Col Northern Standards 1
12.85 gallon. 78c quart, 46c pint. Ktng I
Cols Northern Selects. IS It gallon. 15c
quart, 60c pint; King Cole Northern
Counts. 13.15 gallon, 95c quart, 65o pint:
King Cole Chesapeake Standarda, 13 36
gallon, 70c quart 40 pint; King Cole
Chesapeake Selects 12.71 gal., 75c quart
45c pint; Blue Points, tl.60 per 10
California Celery, 11. to per dosen.
Whalemeat l"o per pound.
Froien Herring, 7c lb.; Ocean Pike
Whiting, 7 e lb.. Manitoba W. C.
Whlteflsh, He lb.; Canadian Tulllbee. 12c
lb.: Large Northern Catfiah, 25c lb.; small
snd medium. 20c lb.; Fsncy Halibut 24c
lb.; No. 1 Trout 25c lb.; Western Soles. I i
.A. Ik . O-l T ., Sll.u . . - It, . I
1VC IV., csimuii Amocu 0111.1 ic,
Dressed Fell Salmon. 14o lb.; Yellow Pike
2c lb.; Fall Mackerel, 21c lb.; Haddock.
12c lb.; Silver Smelts. 10c lb.; Black Baas,
30-350 lb.: Crapplea, 20-22c lb ; Tllefish,
18c lb.; Steak Cod, 16c lb.; River Stur.
geon, 15c lb.; Spanish Mackerel, 16c lb.;
Black Cod, 17c lb.
Fresh Fish Halibut, 18c lb.; Catfish.
3-2ic lb.; Black Cod. 47c lb.; Black Bass.
10-35c lb.; Crapples, 20-22o lb; Buffalo,
dressed and fleeced, 20c lb.; Carp No. 1.
large round, Itic lb.
Delicacies Shrimps, peeled, t!.60 gal
lon: Blue Points, 11.60 per 100; Little
Neck Clams. 11.60 per 100; Large Clams,
12,50 per 100; Hard Shell Crabs, t2.76
per dozen; Jumbo Frogs, 14.00 per dosen;
Grass Frill, 35c per dozen; Roe Shsd, 35c
lb.: Shad Roe, 40c per pair:
Oleoniargine Whlto Princeton, 14 He
lb.; Sillver Nut tOc lb.; Extra Princeton.
34i,c lb.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
Jan. 13 sre as followa: No. 1 loins,
46a lb.; o. 1 loins, 41c lb.; No. I
loins, 24c lb.; No. 1 rounds, 26 c lib.; No.
2 rounds, 25c lb.; No. 1 rounds, 19Hc.
lb.; No. 1 ribs. 384c lb.; No. 1 ribs. 34c
lb.; No. 1 ribs, 19 c lb.; No. 1 chuckss,
24c lb.; No. 2 chucks 28o lb : No. 3
chucks. 17c lb.: No. 1 plates. 14o lb.;
No. 1 plates, 14c lb.; No. 1 plates, 14c
lb.
Fruits.
Oranges Navela, 64, 13.60; 10, 14.00:4)
100.-S6.00: 126, 16.00; 150, (6.15; 171 and
smaller, 11.50.
Lemons Sunklst, 300-360, 11.00; Red
Ball, 100-160, 15.60.
Grspe Fruit Dr. Phillips, II, 14.11;
41, 14 10; 54-44-80-18. 16.00.
Bananas to psr lb.
Pears DeAnJous, tS.OO; box, 12.50.
Apples Extra fancy Jonathans, 14.00;
fancy Jonathans, 11.60; ex. fey. O. F.
Winesaps, 13.50; fancy O. F. Wlnesaps.
11.25; Jumble Winesaps, 12 26-2.60; Ex.
fey. ysllow Newtons, 13.60: fancy yellow
Newtons, 11.16; Ganos, 11.00; Ex. tcy. St
Winesaps. (3.25; fancy St Winesaps,
(3.00; Ben Davis, per bbl., 7.00; Ganos
per bbL, 11.00.
Vegetable.
Red Onions, 2o lib.; Potatoes, white
northern. 2c lb.; Ohio northern, 2o
lb. Sweet Potatoes, Csl crates, (6.60.
Iceburg head lettuce, (1.25 do. ; Iceberg
head lettuce, 14.50 crt; leaf lettuce, 75c
dox.; tomatoes, 13.0 lug.; csullf lower
13.00 crt; csullf Ibwer, Colo., 12 lb.;
shallots, carrots, turnips, 75c dox.; beet
radishes, parsley 75o dox.; artichoke
(1.60 doi ; bmssels sprouts, 15o lb.;
spinach. lOo lb.; hot house cukes. $2 00 to
16.00 dox.; peppers. 11.00 bskt; Cal.
Jumbo celery, 11.61 dox.; squash, 24c
lb.; cabbsge. So lb.; beets, turnips, ear
rots. 2c lb.; parsnips, Ic lb.; rutabagoes,
1 Ho lb.; strawberries, 75c box.
Nuts English Walnuts, sack lots, 13c,
less, 35c lb.; blsck walnuts, tc lb.; Jumbo
raw peanuts, 20o lb.; J am bo rossted
peanuts, 22c lb.; No. 1 hand picked
peanuts, raw, 17c lb.; No. 1 hand picked
peanuts, roasted, 20o lb.
Cider 14 gallon Michigan, ST.Ot to
17.50 per keg
Miscellaneous Cracker Jackes, Check
ers and Chums, case, 16.60; case 12.85;
shelled pop corn, 4 dox. It ox. pkgs., 16.00,
bulk, 12o lb.; Airline Honey, J dog. i
ox., per esse, 14 30; I do, lt ox., per case
18.70; strained honey, 260 lb cans, per lb.
30a.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga Jan. It. Turpentine
Firm, 72c; sales, 22 bbls.; receipts, 40
bbls.; shipments, 88 bbls.; atock, 10,426
bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales, 257 bbls.; receipts,
121 bbls.; shipment, 130 bbls.; stock,
81,843 bbl Quotations: B and D, 113.10;
E, 111.15; F, 111.20; G, 113.25; H, 113.20;
I, 111.66; K, 115 76; M. (15.26; N, (16.30;
WO, 116.45; WW. 11.76.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 18. Barley
85093c Rye No. I. 11.61.
Bran 150.00.
Corn 11.38 01.41.
Oats 44056s.
Flax tl.36 01.lt.
Linseed.
Duluth, Jsn. ll. Linseed 13.41 01. .
Ho me 'Owner
Loans
Up to 60 on residences
less than live years old.
Monthly payments.
Special privileges and terms.
Also straight loans at semi
annual interest.
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25 Broad Street, New York City
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W Specialise In th Careful
Handling of Orders of
Grain and Provisions
for
Future Delivery
in
All
Important Markets.
W Are Member af
Chicago Board of Trads.
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce.
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
St Louis Merchsnts Exchange,
Kansas City Board of Trade.
Sioux City Board of Trads
Omaha Grain Kxchengs.
W Operate Office al
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Omaha, Neb,
Lincoln, Neb.
Hastings, Neb.
Holdrege, Neb.
Sioux City. la.
Atlantic, Is.
Hamburg, la
Dee Moines, Is.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Geneva, Neb.
Chicago, lit
And sll of these offices
are connected with each
other by private wire.
W Solicit Your Patronage.
The Updike Grain
Company
(Vain Exchange Building,
Omaha, Neb.
P. S. Cash Consignments So
licited. i
Only a Few Days More
Invest in a WINNER!
UU1 tliSiil41'Va
DOING THINGS!
Bought Refinery Sit.
First Building Already U.
Contract tor
Equiprrent being Bda
"Hopping to It" a mile-a-minuta
Building 10,000-Barrel
REFINERY AT CASPER
WE EXPECT TO BE
REFINING OIL
By August of this year
You NEVER beard of a Refin
ery going broke! Too busy making
BIG FAT PROFITS.
NOW ONLY 58,000
Bbls. Refin'g Capacity
in whole Stats of Wyoming. Hun
dreds of wells with ever 60,000 bar.
re!, daily production capped la fer
lack of pipe-line and refineries.
More gushers being brought in
i. 1LY.
'ravity owns er contreU over
6,500 acre choice leases, en which
we now hav 3 PRODUCING
WELLS with more to follow fast.
CASPER IS IN CENTER
OF WYOMING'S
GUSHER OIL POOLS
surrounded with RIG MUDDY.
Emigrant Gap, Poison Spider, Lusk,
Sslt Creek, Notches, Lost Soldier
and many other BIG OIL fields. The
city said to be underlaid with oil.
W are assured FAR MORE oil than
we can refine. Refineries pay for
their coat every 30 to 60 day, do
not have any "dry holes'' to gambi
on, are safer investment than banks
or mort rapes and earn and pay
TREMENDOUS Dividends. No pro
motion stock. Your dollar g in
to our refinery. Share are fully
paid and aoa-asaeaaabio. Don't de
lay a single day, not even a sine!
hour. You will have to buy IM
MEDIATELY to get in on any f
th remainder of this allotment at
the very low price et
$5.00 A SHARE
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S per cent discount for cash in full
with order. Liberty Bonds accepted
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Maps and Photos of Wyoming Won
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GOIUITY OIL G
nEFini.'j C3.
13 E SECOND ST.
CASPER, 17YO.
Salesmen Write.
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