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THE EEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24. 1919.
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FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Nebraska Lands.
KIMBALL COUNTY
WHEAT LANDS.
What li IsrS worth that will produce
?9 to 40 Bushels of whest to th aero
at tha present price of I J 90 par buahalT
An opportunity for you to mtka lra
mense profit. Ona man had ovr IS,
- ft bushsls of wheat from t.too cm.
Farm lends of tha iimi quality can atlll
b purchssed here from 131.00 to (60. t
per acra. Present valuta can not list.
No bettor Investment can ba had for tha
peculator or farmer. Get Into tha
wheat rowing business while landa are
cheap and prlrra high. 1 offer only my
own land for aala. I buy absolutely tha
beat to ba had, pay tha rash, tail on
terma to suit tha purchaser.
BARGAIN NO. 1.
Tf you want quick returns on your
money buy thla farm! 41.64 acrea If
mllea due south of Buahnall. on tela
' phone and msif route, near school, and
In a food neighborhood. Thla placa la
all fenced and croea fenced, 1(0 acrea
" In winter wheat, 136 aorea In. winter rye,
all put In at tha right time and looka
fin, covered with about a foot of anow
at present, which absolutely Insures a
good crop. Improvement consist of
good granary on cement foundation, rood
wll and windmill, house and bam fair.
'I'hsr la not over 10 acrea of thla farm
that la not A-J wheat land. Price,
ItO.Oo per aire. Easy terms.
BARGAIN NO. 2.
1 consider thla th beat aectlon In
Kimball county. Entire aectlon lays prac
tically level. It miles out. 400 acrea In
winter wheat on land broken laat spring,
seeded last week In August. This la
the finest piece of wheat In Kimball
county. No other Improvements. 'One
half o crop delivered In town foes with
the land. Price, ISO. 00 per acre. 15,000
cash. 19,000 March 1. $10,000 October
1, or will taka the crop for thla payment
If purchaser desires.
BARGAIN NO. 3.
120 acrea IX miles from Bushnell. Oil
Rural Route and telephone line. Thla
hi almost a perfect half aectlon, all level
except a few acres, soli the very best,
heavily (reused, food hay land. Thla
class of land will produce SI to 40 bush
els of wheat to the acre If put In prop
erly. It la the kind to buy and Improve
to suit yourself. Price, 136.00 per aera.
Easy terms.
BARGAIN. NO. 4.
Unimproved 40 acrea nln mtlee out
ItdO acrea of th aectlon laya level to
rolling and can all be plowed In on
field, balance of 40 acrea rough but ex
cellent pasture, Thl section of land 1
located in on of th beat farming com
munities In th county. Improved farms
adjoining on very aid. A bargain for
the apeculator or tha man with th large
tractor. I consider thla aectlon when It
Is broke out to be worth 140 per acre.
I offer thla for quick gala at 1)0.00 per
acre. 15,000.00 cash. Balance easy
terms.
For further Information, write
R. E. HOLMES, Owner,
BUSHNELL. NEB.
V ; BUT THESE BARGAINS AND
, OET POSSESSION MARCH t
00 acres, only IV mile from Cut
bertson; 140 acrea Republican valley
.land; no waste land; 240 acrea cultl
vatedi 85 acre In. alfalfa; 10 acrea of
timber: 60 acres of fin winter wheat.
Th bain nee of th cultivated landa are
In excellent shape for spring work. Thla
ranch I Improved with a nine-room
house, roomy barn, llo, two wells and
' nulls, and grgss la fenced In two pas
tures. Price only 136 per acre. Half
cash, balance at I per cent,
1 "20 acres, only 4 miles from Hayes
Center:, good five-room house, barn,
Simla and z wells; all fenced and cross
fi'meil; 170 acrea cultivated, balance la
rolling to rough, but fin pasture and
hay ground. Price J5 per acre: 15.000
cash, balance at t per cent.
160 acres, oat I miles: well Improved;
60 crs cultivated, balance paatur
Prlc M0.
161 nares, I miles from town; wall
Improved: tfvel road. Price 140.
400 acres, nut 10 miles; 300 level, 110
cultivated; R. F. D. and telephone;
poor house, large barn and granary.
Prlc e.000,
400 acrea, out II miles; poor Improve
ments; lots of timber, soma will raise
alfalfa;. 360 acrea cultivated,. 160, (o
wheat ".Prlc tiiS per acre. .
Liberty bonds accepted a cash.
v . ' a, r. smith,
' : cut.bebtsok. neb.
FOR SALE
. AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES."
160 ACRKS located. 6' mllea from Cen
tral City, nicely Improved .as follows:
6 -room story and half house, with nice
shade tree around It, water In kitchen.
New barn for 10 horse and 10 cows,
room for 40 to 60 tone of hay, brand
new combined corn crib and granary
with eight foot driveway. Brand new
chicken house, good well and new wind
mill, 10) acrea under plow, 40 acre
seeded irw winter wheat looking great,
balance very best of paatur. Soil good
black loam, lies level. Prlc 616 per
acre, one-half cash, balance five yeara
at per cent Interest. Possession March
1. 1919, If purchased within tha next 19
daya. ,
ISO acres located In Holt county. 6 mllea
from O'Neill, the county Beat. Thla quar
ter Ilea level, good black loam soil, io
acre under plow, balance good hay
land, every foot could be broken and
profitably farmed. Prlc 140 per acre,
one-half cash, balance or 10 yeara
time at per cent Interest, payable
semi-annually.
Modern 10 room hotel In flrat clasa condi
tion, located in east central Nebraska in
a good, live town of 7001 population, the
only hotel in town, doing a nlc buel-
n.k. - r a, fnr If, A Oflf
net, V J 1 1 : ' " - -
month. Prlc 67,600. will accept one
third cash, balance five years tim at
a per cent interest, payaoie iui-"-nuat'y.
Kor further Informattlon write
or see M. A. LARSON, owner, Central
City. Neb.
For aaie: 149 acrea adjoining elty
llmltJ of Kearney, Buffalo county. Neb.
3 mile from atat normal achool. All
level valley land, and all In a splendid
..... .Huiii.. This la bl corn
and wheat farm and also suitable for
truck farming. A. story ana a nau
. - ......... f.iii hnNemenL modern
nit everything- uo-to-dat. A large
barn and other buildings, two welts and
windmills, buildings worth over .
i0.. Th whol farm la fenced hog
tight and a pumping plant or irHg;
tlon ran b Installed at a cost of 11.000
if needed. A comfortable horn and In
fact one of the prettiest placea around
Kearney. This farm will rent for ona
.. ..... . . , enn ah ner vear.
or live . ' , " J ' --
... ....... Terms. 13.000 th
ii. r,t i. 19.800 March 1, balance
of 13.( on 10 years' tlm at S per
cent. Possession March 1. HI-
If Invested X advise to Investigate at
OI.ce,
A. NELSOU.
TWinson Farm. Kearney Neb
l:o acres improved, 3 mllea from v''r-
;oo, ;4 mllea omana, .,
school, 60 acre cultivated, acrea al
falfa, balance pasture and hv' ,aU
fenced. 46 bo. corn per acr 113. Price
1160.00 per acr. Will rent for
per acre caah, act quick, -s-nuu. ...
HELD LAND CO.,
664 BRANDEIS BLDG.
OMAHA, NEB.
bi iSH.NfcLl western n'J." . .
braska. a nicely improved grain ana
stock section clo to town; 100 .acrea
cultivated, SOO acrea more tlllabl land.
laying level to rouing; ..
ham. well, windmill and tank, and all
fenced. Immediate possession. Ask for
., . ...... j -.. ti.ooa
the price ll inieresieu. . ......
cash., balance 61,000 each year at ; per
r j R. Carter.
H'lsnneu. eo.
r...;.n .. .. . jt t in.u.r. r.iifh.
4H.sr Sfil wen improv ...c-.
Uundy county, Nebraska, mile east
... . ..... .k rn i., switch :
oi riatsier, i mu wui. v... --- -
gnod house, barn. 1 windmill, all fenced
. ,,A In cultlva-
ana cross lencea, i.w ' - - .
Hon; all hard, level, no sand, and heav
ily grassed with buffalo grass Bargain
. . . - . . r. 110. Otis at
price, in.oe per t- " .,
p.-r cent. Will F. Beldentopt CouncU
Bluffs. 1. .
THE-BEST BARGAIN In Richardson
countv. 5 acrea all good bottom land
except !0 aores which ta rough but
good pajtur. Oof thla year made 40
to 50 bushel per acr on thl land. Two
good set of improvements) priced for
10 cIsts at I1 per acre. Owner, H.
HT.f. Salem. N'h.
WRITsTtii foTpicture and price of my
fsrrc, and ranch 's Sn good rid Ew
muniy. Arab i iiunford. Crawford,
BRINGING UP
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Nebrask Land.
WILL TRADE wheat farm for merchan
dise stock. One aectlon choice land,
well Improved; 00 acrea level,1 140 acrea
In winter wheat, balance rolling paa
tur land. 646 per acr. Must be
first-class stock. Ouy Forsllpg, owner.
Bushnell. Ken.
FOR BALE aectlon of Piatt valley
land, IVs muss of county seat. Good
improvements. 4100 per acr. Will
carry bark halt on farm. If Interested
address P. O Bo i No, 1. Plattsmnutb,
Neb. -
FUR RENT 30 acres; .-room house; on
mil west of, Dundee.
C. D. ' ARMSTRONG.
S2S Securltle Bldg. Tel. Doug. !! "
GOOD Omaha Income property for clear
western lend or eaetero Nebraska farm
Mr. Pease, 111 Brandets Theater Bid
JIKRRICK COUNTY. Improved corn and
alfalfa farm at th right prlc). U. A.
LAR9QN. Central City. Neb.
IMPROVED and unimproved wheat farma.
Kimball Co., Nebraska, R. .. Holmes
Bushnell, Neb,
480 -.ACRE3. improved, Custer county.
Neb., cash, time and trad. Box 16,
Denlsnn, la.
Orefon Land.
IRRIGATION.
"In th Heart of th Rang"
The. Jordan Valley Project, Malheur
County. Oregon) an empire In th mak
ing; th land of opportunity: 30,000
acrea open for entry; fertile atoll ; plenty
of water: land with full water right;
171.00 an acre) terms; homestead antrlea
nearby. Writ tor literature and detail;
to Jordan Valley Farma, (33 First Na
tlonal Bank Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. tint
BUCwrMon January 6th. -
South Dakota Lands.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR SALE.
l( acrea Sully county, complete
ranch; 170 acrea broken; well grassed;
10 per acre; easy terms.
360 acre Jackson county. South Da
kota; if 0 acres haa been broken, bal
ance virgin prairie; no Improvements;
fin ranch proposition,; running water;
no Improvements; (36 per acre.
A. A. PATZMAN, 301 Karbarh Blk.
WANTED BUYER FOR CORN AND
ALFALFA LANDS IN SOUTH DAKO
TA. EXCHANGES CONSIDERED.
WINCKLER HAAS, HARROLD, 8.
D. 1
DO YOU want this T 160 or HQ aorea In
Hand county. South Dakota, 8o cheap
that I don't want to publish the price.
JOHN PUSKT, MILLER, 8. D.
156600 ACRES, eastern Beadle county.
South Dakota; worth 1136. Big specu
lation. Show from Iroquol. Hobart,
Phoeni Bldg., Minneapolis.
Wisconsin Lands.
WHEN you br land, buy tha beat. W
have aome . th vary choicest land In
tha beat soctlon of Central Wis
consin, lor col on easy term. Oood
olay loam sail, country thickly settled;
good water, schools, road and mar
kets. Write for book and map. John
8. Owen Lumber Co., .No. 10 Mill St.
Owen. Clark County. . Wla . ,
- Miscellaneous.
163 ACRE fully equipped Maryland farm.
33,176,' where) short winter, almost no
anow, delightful summers with 40-lnch
rainfall .favor . big crops, corn, wheat,
etc., near large railroad town. Level
loam tillage, wire-fenced pasture, valu
able wood, timber, fruit, two-atory house;
several burns, granary, corn, poultry,
wagon houses. Quick buyer gets pair
horses, colt, 3 cows, poultry, wagona,
harness, tools, hay, atraw. wood etc.
33,076, easy terms, takes all. Details
page 11. Strottt'a new mld-wlntr cata
logue just out. Read details pag 2,
dandy 60-acr farm for only 3600; your
copy free. Dept. 3073, E. A. STROUT
FARM AGENCY, Be Bldg., Omaha,
Neb. - - -
FOR Nebraska. South Dakota and Iowa
land ae A. A. PaUraan, 301 Karbaoh
Block.
AUTOMOBILES.
CADILLAC USED
CAR DEPARTMENT
- A Safe Piace to Buy.
CADILLAC Typ 63 i touring.
Newly repainted, good tires, thor
oughly overhauled and all worn
part replaced. Oood top and up
kolstery. CADILLAC Typ 65 touring.
Newly repainted, new top, good
tires, and all worn part replaced.
Look and runs Ilk a new car.
SCRIPPS-BOOTH 11S- Roadster.
Run only 400 miles. In fine
condition and absolutely' a new
car. .
r V
WHITER Touring, good paint,
. am .ml tf.trlv' rood tires.
m J
Just overhauled. n
J0NES-HAN3EN-CADILLAC
CO.,
Har. n.
Farnam at J 5th.
" USED CARS.
Wa have a full line of good used ear
Give us a trial.
MEEKS AUTO CO..
2026 FARNAM,
. .-- . . . . ... T(.Ta" ir ,....ri... 1476
. C A r www , ' " ,."""o
Il7 Grant roadster, A-l condition.. 326
1914 Ford roadster, best of conoiuon ii
MEEKS AUTO CO.,
MIDDLE STATE GARAGE,
pA (or any magneto we can't repair;
tplW also patentee and ole mfg. of
the new Affinity spark plug.
O. BATSDORFER.
31 North Hth St
STOP! LOOK!
17 Bulek 6 D 46. perfect, 3360; MJ
Dodg touring, like new. 3860: 1S1T
Overland roadster, nn anape, su,
other.
TRAWVFH AVTO. !! Farnam.
SEEKS AUTO CO.
VmmA ear bouxht. sold and exchanged
W buy for caah and sell on tlm.. Full
line to eelect from. Middle mat .sti
3036-t farnam St. Dougiaa 410L
MEEKS tuTu i.u.
NEW TIRES CiU SALE.
rirestooe. Congress, Le Pullman. Flak.
Writ for price. Mention !.
KAIMAN TIRB JOBPCRB. 3ffl FARNAM
GLOBB VA.N ANO 8TORAGS CO.. will
ator your auto. Rate tor Ford car.
31 a month; iarg cara, ft month
Dongla 4333. '
nm SALE Ciaasy Scrlppe-Booth chum
m roadater. tin condtion, bargain;
- cash or terms. T-lephon. Pouglaa 300
or rouf)a 3'7. Mr. Orlswcid.
"auto storaob 3 4-ho r a ser v ice.
SEP-VICS GARAUE.
It'll n4 Ltavenwsr'.a. poug, t000,
FATHER
AUTOMOBILES.
CSED CARS AND TRUCKS
AT BARGAIN' PRICES.
C STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
!!0 Farnam 8t. Omaha. Neb.
100 for any magneto w can't repair; also
patentee and sole manufacturer of the
new affinity spark plug. O. Baysdorfer,
310 No. 13th St.
TOURING CAR Self-starter, electric
equipment, four new tires. Everything
In first clasa running condition. Call
Benson 133 J.
FOR BALE Five-passenger Overland,
gooa running oraer, io. mono wh
im 318.
FORD Fine condition, bargain, 2S5.
Pavenport Oarage, 18th and Davenport.
D. 3673. I
BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
McCaffrey Motor Co.,
15th and Jackson. Ford Agents, D. 3600.
AUTOMOBILE electrical repairs; service
station tor Rayfleld carburetor and
Columbia storage batterlea. Edwarda
OAKLAND, Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
3300 Farnam 8t
EXPERT Repairing Guaranteed jervlce.
service; oarage:,
llth and Leavenworth. Doug. 7000.
WANTED FOR SPOT CASH, 100 USED
CARS; quick action; no delay. Auto
Exchange Co, 3063 Farnam 8t. P. QK6.
NEW and used Ford, Ames Codies, Im
mediate delivery. O Rourk Goldstrom
Auto Co.. 8701 go. 34th. So. Si.
OOOD USED CARS, T
OUT L. SMITH.
3th and Farnam Sts. Douglaa 1070
-WS ARE, THE! USED CAR MEN. ,
TRAWVER AUTO CO.,
1919 Farnam. Harney . 414.
QUALIT? USED CARS.
VAN BRUNT AUTOMOBILE CO..
8643 FARNAM.
PRIVATELT owned used cara for aaie.
OMAHA USED CAR MARKET.
3617 Leavenworth. Tyler 3S47.
FORD MARKET.
3330 Farnam. 2230 Farnam.
36 new and used Ford bodies.
Tires and Supplies.
TIRES ONE-HAIF PRICE!.
GUARANTEED 3.004 MILES.'
30x1 3 7.6030x3H f 75
33x3tt 10.25132x4 11.76
32x4 11.60134x4 13.40
We furnlah th old tire. . ,
Agents wanted. .
1 IN 1 VULCANIZING COMPANT,
1616 Davenport Street.
WB do Ojtslng and tire repairing. We
guarantee our work. New and second
tires. .
URBAN TIRB A VULCANIZING CO.,
3222 flarney St. Phone Douglas 3413.
REDUCED RATE.
11 CENTS PER MILE?
Rent a Ford. Lrlv yourself, Ford
Livery CO. f14 Howard St. Douglas 3622.
GAIN mor mllea; have your tire re-
treaded by G. ft G. Tire Co.
3416 Leavenworth, Tyler 13"1W.
FORD light delivery, good running or
der: will aell cheap. H. 57s.
Wanted.
SEVLRAL old or partially wrecked
ehassis. Addres Box; A-62, Omaha Bee.
Painting;.
F. P. Barnum Co., 3123 Cumlnit. D 3044.
High grade Automobile Painting.
Repairing.
RADIATORS
,Wreckd and leaky radiator repaired
and rebuilt; Iarg stock used radiator
New Ford honeycomb radiator.
OMAHA RADIATOR TIRB WORKS.
1813 Cuming. 3064 Farnam.
EXPERT radiator, tender and auto
hod lee; repairing at reasonable prlcea.
Prompt attention given to garage work
hip your radiator d!ct to u.
NEBRASKA SERVICE OARAGE,
Doug, task 813 8. 19th St
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HARLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
Bargalna In used machines. . Victor HT
Rooa, th Motorcycl Man. ' 17 th and
Leirvenwnrth
Horses Live Stock Vehicles.
PLATTE VALLEY
HAMPSHIRE BRED
SOW SALE, .
NORTH BEND, NEB.
TrESDAT, FEBRUARY 11. 1319. .
.' '1
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I am announcing my first Platte Val-
ley Bred Sow Hampshire sale. I wish
to express my appreciation to the frlenda
and customers who have patronized me
In th past five years through tnait or
ders. It is my Intention to consign a
class of stock that will pleas and satls
, fy the purchaser, produce big litter and
b a credit to the breed. .
. The Hampshire hog la a great rustler.
With good alfalfa paatur they will not
need much corn to carry them through
the summer. Then In the fall turn thera
Into a corn field with alfalfa pasture to
run in and you will grow pork cheaply
and of the best possible kind, which the
Hampshire have proven at the 1918 In
ternational show. With all these things
In mind. I take pleasure In thanking you
In advance for giving attention-to this,
my first public sale, and for your at
tendance and purchaaea. Send for cata
logue to
F. Ji HROMAS,
NORTH BEND, NEB.
HARNESS, SADDLE. and TRAVELING
GOODS.
- W mak them ourselve and aell
them direct to consumer. Why pay two
profita for Inferior gooda when you cag
get high grade goods at first cost?
ALFRED CORNISH CO.,
Phone Doug. 2314. 1210 Farnam.
PRIVATE family will sell big young team
of mare cheap for cash. Apply resi
dence, 1037 South 34th St., two blocks
South Javenworth.
COCKER Spaniel, male, aeven months old,
thoroughbred. Address Mr. C. L.
Sullivan. Osmond, Neb., Box 30.
NOTICE to farmera. Belling out harness
stock at eacrltlce. uwner in r ranee.
See them at residence, 2124 Lake St.
A TEAM for aaie; 7 and 8 yeara old;
weight. 1.800. 1703 Cass St.. basement.
A BIG sale of harness, new and second
hand. 1404 North 24tn m.
FINE heifer calf for aaio. Pbon Webster
6204.
A BIO SALB of harness, new and second
hand. 14"6 Nortn 24th St.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Organised by th Business Men of Omaha
HB.MlUKt, pianoa ana note as secu
Uy. 840 mo., H. goods, total, 33.60
PROVinKNT LOAN SOCIETY.
Hi Security Bldg., 16th ft rarnam. Ti. (
Copyright, lilt,
Infcrnftttonn,. Nmt 8rv)c.
Market and Industrial News of
LIVE STOCK
Omaha, January 13, 1911.
Receipts were;
Official Monday
Official Tuesday...,
Official Wednesday.
Estimate Thursday..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.11,478 31.864 8.776
. 8,704 33,093 7,944
. 7,368 28,611 8,7
. 4.800 23,600 6,000
Four days this wk.. 32,338 100.067 31,396
Same days last week. 35.666 7T.016 81,994
Same days 3 wks. ago.38.164 66,673 63.903
Same days 3 wk. ago. 36,093 63.206 83,167
Same daya year ago. .19,074 63,911 48,347
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
tha Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb., for
34 hours ending at 1 o'clock p. m., yester
day: RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H's.
C, M. A St. P 1
Wabash .4 1 ..
Missouri Pacific .....4 3
Union Paclftd 43 6 t 1
C. A N. W., east 42 6 f 1
C. ft N. W., west.... 64 91 7 1
C, 8t. P., M. ft O....S3 - 47 1
C, B. & Q., east 16 10 1 ..
C, B. ft Q., west 29 1 1 .,
C. R. ft I. ft P.. east 7 18 .. ..
C, R. I. & P. west.. 1 1 1
Illinois Central 8 11 1
Chi. Gt. West 1 I .. ..
Total receipt 237 341 24 I
DISPOSITION HEAD.
' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co 620
Swift & Co 1,120
Cudahy Packing Co. 836
Armour ft Co 1,388
Schwartz ft Co
2,907
3.524
4.848
3.088
203
463
1,606
609
697
1 469
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Om. Packing Co. 23
St. Clair Packing Co 33
Higgina Packing Co. 8
Hoffman Bros 21
John Roth ft Sons 6
Mayerwich ft Vail.. IS
P. O'Dea .......... 38
W B Vant Sant ft Co .16
Benton ft Van Sant ' 61
F. P. Lewis..' 383
Huntzinger & Oliver 1
J. B. Root ft Co....: 167
J. H. Bulla.... 23
F. G. Kellogg 26
Werthei'er ft Degen 22
Ellis ft Co..... 1
Sullivan Bros..,...' 69
A. Rothchlld 14
M. K. C. ft C. Co... 33
E. G.- Christie 124
Baker 1
Banner Bros ".. 41
John Harvey 638
Jensen ft Lundgren 100
Dennis ft Francis.. 33
Cheek ft Krebs.... 14
Other Buyer
Total .....
...1,600
1.096
.7,407
16.038
6,276
Cattle A moderat run of 4,800 head
of cattle today, maktng supplies for, the
week 82.300 'head. Trading wa rainy
active and steady to desirable steer, and
possibly a little lower on the underweight
and plain quality kinds and around 60o
higher for the week, f Best eteera thl
morning sold from flT.OO to. 117.60, me
dium lot ranged anywhero from 116.60
to 316.76. Butcher stock wa very un
even again and bulk of sales wa right
around steady. For the week medium
and good cow are 25360o higher and
cannera and cutter steady to strong.
Stockers and feeder were strong today
and 25(g) 60c higher for the week. '
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
beeves, 316.60il8.t0; fair to good beeves,
814.0016.00; common to fair beeves.
312.7614.00; good to choice yearling.
315.6017.60; fair to good yearlings, 112.00
016.50; common to fair yearling, 910.00
13.00; choice to prime grass beeves.
316.0O$16.00; fair to good grass beevea,
II 3.00 ji 16.00; common to fair grass beeves.
39.00ll2.50; Mexican beeves, 38.0010.00;
good to choice heifers, tll-0014.00; prim
cows. 313.0014.00; good to choice cows,
110.00 13.00; fair to good cows. $8.269
9.50; common to fair cows 37.008.25;
choice to prime feeders, I13.7615.60;
good to choice feeders, 612.TJ0($13.60; good
to choice stockers. 39.6012.6Q; fair to
good stockers, 38.6010.00; common to fair
grades, 37.506 8.60; stock heifers. 36.6019
8.50; stock oows, 36.33)7.50; stock calve,
I7.009.50; veal calves, I7.50ffll3.75; bulls.
stags etc., f8.76ll.&0. -
Hogs There was another liberal run' of
hogs. 321 loads, estimated at 23,600 head.
and there was on sale In addition to this
over 9,000 head carried over from yester
day. The, accumulated aupply In the
yards enabled buyers to confine their pur
chases almost exclusively to hogs weigh
ing 22a pounds and above. The bulk was
narrowed today and whlla th range of
prices shows no change the exclusion of
light hogs brought heavy hogs steady to
loc lower than yesterday. Bulk of kale
was 316.9017.10; very few sales were re
ported above 317.20, although top reach
ed 817.40. .
Sheep Receipts were light. 16 loada es
timated at 6,000 head. Yesterday'a ex
treme close was fully steady wUh the
best time of the day tops reaching 316.96.
While the market was a little draggy to
day, and purchases confined to few sains,
prices looked tuny steady with yesterday'a
general market Most sales being report
ed from tl5.6015.65 with handy weight
lambs quotable at 316.00. Sheen are gen
erally .steady.
Quotations on sheen: Lamba. a-nnd tit
choice, 315.6015.95; lambs, fair to good,
3I5.60O15.75: lamb feeders, 313.0O15.75;
yearlings, good to choice, 312.00 13.35;
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
B. A. Sowerwlne and wf. to Fred
erick C. Anthony and wf., 42d St.,
60 ft. n.tof Ohio St., e. s., 60x1001 2,800
John F. Flack and wf. to Dr. G.
Alexander Young, 46th at, 77.6
ft. a. of Sprague at, . a., . 80x
112 170
John Joseph McGuIr and wf. to
Elizabeth Benash, s. w. cor. 60th
and Miami sts., 60x128 1,900
George ft Co. to Clinton B. Stuht,
Harney st., 91 ft, .. of 49th t,
n. ., 116x120 1,400
George ft Co. to Clarence J. Balser,
n. e. cor. 49th and Harney ats., .
60x120 1,400
Barker Co. to Gustav A. Carlson,
Mason at.. 46 ft. w, of 43d av.,
n. s., 45x108 4,400
Hastings ft Heyden to Frank
Wavra, n. w. cor 17th and Ellison
av., 142x122 1,100
Michael L. Clark, sheriff, to
Bankers -Saving ft Loan Asn., .
28th av., 54 ft. n. of Spragu
Kt w. a., 64xl2i4 T50
Michael L. Clark, sheriff, to Bank
ers Saving ft Loan Ass n., s. .
cor. 17th and Berry ave., 4x
130..;. oo
Jessie Lewis and hbd. to Helen
L. Potter. 60th ave., 196 ft. n. of
Jackson at., w. a., 50x130 600
Helen L. Potter to Walter Norman
Potter. 60th ave., 16 ft. n. of
JackBon st., w. a., 60x130-.... ' 1
Absalom C. Stafford and wf. to
George Sacks, 21st St., 100 ft n.
of M St., e. a., 60x130 . . 40t
Ida Glasgow and hbd. to John R.
Pat-rson, 29th t 66 ft. . f
Wlllit St.. e. a.. 66x132 1,100
MONEY TO LOAN.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY ANU
1 1 Of LIBKHTY BONDS. O CV,
J-72 1 W C. FLATAU. EST. 1891. - J
TH FLR. SECURITY BLDG,. TT. 5
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
1alesho'ck. 1514 Todge. D. 6419. Est. 1891
DIAJU.OND AND JEWELRY. LOANS.
Drawn
Short Term Notes
Quotations through National City Co.,
Flrat National Bank building, Omaha:
Bid. Aaked.
Am. T. ft T. Co. s (1925)....lom 1014
American Tobacco 7s (1921).. .lot S 102
American Tobacco 7a (1922). ..102 lot
American Tobacco 7a (1928)... 108 H 1034
Armour A Co. C. D. 6s 1919. 10014 1004
Armour ft Co. C. D. 6s (1920). 1004 100
Armour ft Co. C. D. 6s (1923). 100. 10114
Armour ft Co. C. D. 6s (1924).1004 101 ft
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7s (1919). 1001, 101
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7s (1922) .1004 101
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7s (1926). 10. 10114
British 614 (1919) 100 10014
British 614s (1921) 98 9814
Cent. Argentine C. 6s (1927). 86 91
C. B. ft Cj. joint 4s (1931)... (514 954
Chi. ft West Ind. 6s (1919).. 97 98
City of Paria 6s (1921) 984 98
Cudahy Pack. Co. 7s (1923). .10314 10314
Delaware ft Hudson 6s (1930). 984 99
Fed. Farm Loan 4V4s (1937). 10014 1004
Fed. Farm Loan 6 (1933). ...10214 10314
Gen. Blec. 6 (1930) 100 100
Interboro R. T. 7a (1921).. 3814 90
Liggett ft Myers 6 (1931).. 99 100
Union Pacifio 6a (1928) 103 104
Timken Detr. Axle 6a (1920). 100 14 101
U. S. Liberty 3 Hi 98.60 98.60
U. S. Liberty 1st 4s.. 98.60 98.70
U. 8. Liberty 3d 4s ...93.83 93.48
17. 8. Liberty 1st 414s 95.60 96.80
17. S. Liberty 2d 414s. ......94.74 94.80
V. 8. Liberty 3d 4Hs. ..... .95.64 95.66
U. 8. Biberty 4th 414s 94.64 94.61
yearlings, fair to good, 19.0009.60; year
ling feeders, I9.5010.00; wethers, fat,
310.60011.60! wether feeders, 38.60910.60;
ewe goad to choice, f 10.00010.36; ewes,
fair to good, '19.00010.00; ew feeders,
I8.00C8.90.
Chicago live Stock.
Chicago, Jan. 13. TJ. S. Bureau of
Markets.) Cattl Receipts, 18,000;
choice and prima steers, steady; one
load, 1,461 pounds, sold at 320, a, new
January record; other beet stears, 25 to
40 cent lower: butcher cattl 26 to 60
cent lower; calves, 60 cents lower; feed
ers, steady; beef cattle, good, choice and
prime, 116.19020.00; common and medium,
31.75016.16; butcher stock, cows and
heifers, 97.00012.45; canners and cutters,
36. 6007.00; stockers and feeders, good,
choice and fancy, $10.75014.36; Inferior,
common and medium, 38.00010.76; veal
calves, good and choice, 314.50016.00.
Bogs Receipts, 66,000 head; market,
weak to 6 cent lower than yesterday's
average; bulk of sales, 817.1617.75;
butchers, tl7.ES17.80; light, 316.750
17.66; packing, 3iEoe,17.36; throwouts,
816.OOifH8.60; pig goad to choice, 312.60
016.00. .f .
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, 15,000
head; market opening strong to 15 cents
higher. Lambs: Choice and prime, 916.25
016.40; medium and good, 315.00016.26;
culls, 111.50013.75. Ewes: Choice and
prim, 310.60911.75; medium and good,
18.2601O.6O,- culls, 15.0007.71- - '
St, Louis Live Stock.
8t Louis, Jan, 13. Cattle Receipts,
6,200; native beef steers, 3l.tVl!.60;
.yearling steers and heifers, $9.50016.00;
cows, $7.60013.60; stockers and feeders,
$8.60013.00; fair to prim southern beef
steers, $10.00018.00; beef cows .. and
heifers, $7,60016.00; canners and cutters,
$7.2608.00,; nativ calves, $7.75016.50.
Hogs Receipts 18.90 market, t to 11
cents lower: light $16.80017.40;- pigs,
$10.60015.00; mixed and butchers, $17.20
017.65; good heavy, $17.46017.76; bulk,
$17.2017.66.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, (00; steady;
lambs, $16.00016.60; awes, $3.60010.50;
canners and choppers, $5.0009.00.
Cltyt lira Stock. ,
Kansas City, Jan. S3. Cattle Re
ceipt, 3,600; market, steady; prims fed
steers, $18,00020.00; dressed beef iteers.
$13.00018.00; western steers, $12.00017.50;
southern steers, $7.00013.00; cows, $7.25
Sjn.tij; neirers, is.ootpii to; stockers and
feeders, $7.60 014.00: bulls. $7.60011.60:
calves, $7.00014.00.
Hogs Receipts, 11,000; steady: bulk.
$17.00017.36: heavy 17.25017.50; packers
and butchers, $17.26017.46; light, $16.60
017.00; pigs, $10.00013.50.
Sheep and Lambs 1,800: steady: lambs.
$15.00016.25; yearlings, ' $10.00014.60;
wethers, $9.00011.60: ewes. $8.00010.60:
stockers and feeders, $8.00016.00. '
Sioux City .live Stock.
Sioux City la.. Jan. 23. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,200 head; market strong; beef
steers, ( $9.50016.60; fat cows and heif
ers. $7.00011.50: canners. - 36.0007.00:
stockers and feeders, $8.50014.00; feed
ing cows and helfera, $6.0009.50.
Hogs Receipts, 12.000 head: market
steady; light $16.80017.00; mixed, $16.96
J)17.10: heavy. $17.00017.16; bulk ot
sales, $16.95017.10.
saeep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head;
market steady.
I St Joseph Live stock. ' ,
St. Joseph. Mo., Jan. 23. Cattle Re
ceipts. 3,000 head; market steady;
steers. $11.00018.50; cows and heifers,
$7.00016.00; calves, $6.00014.50.
Hogs Receipts, 15,000 head: market
lower; top. $17.75; bulk, $16.60017.40..
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 2,000
head; market slow; lambs, $14.00016.26;
ewes, $8.00010.60.
New York Grain.
New York, Jan. 23. Wheat Steady;
No. 1 red, $2.1414, track, New York.
Corn Spot, easier; No, 1 yellow and No.
1 white, $1.50,- cost and freight. New
York.
Oats Spot, easier; standard, ' 73c.
Other articles unchanged.
' Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Jan. !3. Barley 84092c.
Rye No. 1, $1.6101.61.
Bran $50.00.
Corn 31,32 1.84. .
Oats 6O061c.
Flaxseed $3.3308.36.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo., Jan. 23. Corn Jan
uary. $1.38; February, $1.34; March.
31.31;- May, $1.28; July, $1.240
1.24.
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis. Jan. 13. Corn January,
$1.86; May, $1.36.
Oats January, 6c; May, 6514c
New York Cof fe.
New York, Jan. 28. Th market for
coffee future was quiet, but lower today
under scattered selling, which seemed to
com pertly from house with Wall atreet
and cotton exchange connections. Ths
opening was 6 to 16 points lower and May
sold off to 18.60c during th day, while
December touched 18.00c, or about 16 to 20
point net lower. 'Later ther were (light
rallies on covering, with th market clos
ing at a net decline of g to 15 points.
Closing bids: May, 13.55c; July, 13.40c;
September, 13.25c; October, 13.20c; Decem
ber. 13.10c; January, 13.06c.
Spot Coffee Unsettled; Rio Ts, 14c
Santos 4a, 31 e. No Chang was reported
in firm offers from Brazil.
Kama City Produce.
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 13. Butter
Market lower; creamery, 67c; firsts, 66c:
seconds, 53c; packing, 41e. .
Eggs Market lower; firsts 65c; no sec
onds. Poultry Unchanged, - '
for The Bee by
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha, January 13, 1919.
Receipts of corn today were 71 cara as
against 91 cara yesterday 174 cars a week
yago, and 168 cara for th corresponding
day laat year. ' W heat arrivals were 40
cars, oats 42 cara, rye 1 cara and barley
9 cars. Grain generally sold slowly, L'p
to near th close there were a :nber of
corn offerings still unsold and titer was
a prospect of soma being carried over.
Prices for early part of the session ranged
from unohanged to 3 cents off, while later
trading brought a, decline of bb much as
4 cents, Th bulk was from 1 to 4 cents
lower. Oats war 1 to 1 cents lower.
Rye was 6 cents oft and barley declined
1 cents. Wheat brought about yesterday's
price. v
OMARA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts Today. Wk. ago. Tr, ago.
Wheat 49 86 t 22
Corn , 71 174 1 168
Oat 41 . 41 18
Rye t 4 4
Barley 11 1
Shipments
Wheat .'.18 17 11
Corn ti 104
Oata 16 10 43
Rye 1
Barley 1.4 I
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis ...
Minneapolis ,,
Duluth
Winnipeg ..,
,. (4
...48
,. 45
.. 91
..136
..259
196
111
96
Corn No. 1 whits: 1 cars, $1.41; cars,
11.40. No. 4 whit: 1 car $1.34. No. I
white: 1 cars, $1.34. No. 1 yellow: 4 car,
$1.39. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, $1.14; 1 car,
$1.34 (shippers weights); 1 cars, $1.84; $
cars, $1.31. No. 5 yeilow: 1 cara, $1.10;
1 cars, $1.29. No. yellow: 1 vara, $1.22.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, $1.31; 1 car $1.19. No.
5 mixed! 3 cats, $1.24. Sample mixed:
1 car, $1.28; 1 car, $1.16.
Oats No.. 1 white: 1 ear, 6e (shippers
weights); 4 cars 66c; 1 cara, 66c. No.
4 white: 1 car, 64c.
Barley No. 1: 1 car, 16c. No. 1: 1 ear,
94c. No. 4: 4 cars, 93c. Rejeoted: 1 ear,
89c. Sample: 1 car, 90c.
Wheat No, I hard: 1 car, $1.23; 1 ear,
12.20 (smutty). No. 1' spring: 1 car, $1.16;
1 car, $2.13 (smutty); 1 car, $2.09 (red).
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $3.07 (durum). No. 1
hard: 1 car, $1.37; 1 car, 33.26; 1 car,
$2.26; 1 ear, $2.23; 1 car. $2.2$ (smutty),
Chicago Grata and Provisions.
Chicago, Jan. 23. Notwithstanding
that under heavy liquidation and specu
lative selling today, all deliveries of corn
except January toncbed th lowest
price yet this season: th market rallied
owing largely to refusal ot farmera and
packer to accept bearish views. Ths
market closed nervous, e get lower to
c advance, with February $1.39 to
$1.29 and May $1.23 to $1.23. Oat
finished o off to o up and provisions
J-arylng from EOo decline to a rise of 10o.
An avalanche of aotlln? orders struck
th corn market In th tint hour, ap
parently Influenced by talk that corn
prloea had to be Judged In relation to
world Industrial and economlo condition.
Th fact that ither had already been a
drop of 20 cent In th last two weeks
seemed to' be 'Ignored, but when th
season's lowest prlc record had been
mashed sentiment changed. Shorts, rush
ing to snatch profits, forced a series ot
upturns. Meanwhile scantiness of coun
try offerings were taken ta Indicate that
rural holders were defiant. It was said
also that government allotment of pro
vision orders were sufficient to take ear
ot hog aupplle up to February It.
Oats,- with corn, touched new low lev
els for tha season.
Packer bought provision freely en all
declines..
Cash Quotation Corn: No. 1 yellow,
$1.3001.36; No. 4 yellow, $1.1801.80: No.
6 yellow, 3L3201.24. Oats: No. I white,
62064c; standard, (4 0 65e Rye: No.
2. 31.61 1.62. . Barley: 15c0$l.OO.
Seeda: Timothy, $9.00010.(0: clover.
nominal. Provisions: Pork. nominal;
lard, $21.17; ribs, $23.00021.87.
Chicago closing prices, furnished Th
Bee by Logan ft Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, lit South - Sixteenth street,
Omaha: ,
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. Yet'y.
Corn I I I
Feb. 1.28 1.19 1.26 1.29 1.11
Mar 1.24 1.17 1.24 1.14 1.26
May" 1.28 1.24 1.11 1.13 1.21
July 1.30 1.21 1.1$ 1.11 1.30
Oat
Feb. .634 .64 .ft .62 .68
Mar. .63 .64 .43 .63 .68
May .64 .65 .63 .64 .64
July .62 .62 .60 .61 .61
Pork '
Jan. 44.00 44.60 44.00 44.50. 46.00
May 39.66 89.71 39.30 39.60 39.60
Lard. ...
Jan. 23.10 23.17 23.19 28.17 33.10
May 23.20 23.43 31.20 21.41 33.31
Rib
Jan. 34.10 24.19 21.86 24.26
May 21.85 21 96 21,67 21.92 21,90
New York Cotton Future.
opened steady; January, 54. 60c; March,
aiay, zz.avc; juiy, zi.tzc; oc toner,
lt.45c.- . -. ,
Duluth, Minn., Jan.. It. Linseed
$3.35 bid.
New York Produce.
New York, Jan. 13. Butter Markst
lower; ereamery, higher than extras, (6
036c; extra, (5c; firsts, 61064e.
Eggs Market lower; fresh gathered ex
tras, 61063c; fresh gathered, regular
packed, extra firsts, fO069e; do, first,
68 0 590. '
Cheese Market steady; unchanged.
Poultry Llvs, market weak; chickens,
26027c; fowls, 16029e old roosters, 200
21c; dressed, market unchanged.
Chleaxv Frod nee.
Chicago, Jan. 13. Butter Market tow
r: ereamery, $49 053c.
Eggs rMerket lower: receipt, 1.171
cases; firsts, 67o ordinary firsts, 55056c;
at mark, cases Included, 55066c,
Potatoes Market higher; receipts, 10
cars; Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota,
bulk, $1.7001.80; in sacks, $1.8001.96.
Pultry Alive, market higher; fowls,
17c; springs, !Se.
, i
Erarnpated Apple and Dried Fruit.
New York, Jan. 13. Evaporated Apple
Strong; state, 16 017c.
Prunes Firm. ,
Apricots Qulit
Peaches, Nominal.
Raisins Firm.
Liberty Bonds.
New York, Jan. 23. The final prices
on Liberty bonds today were: 3s, 898.64;
first convertible 4s, $93.60; second 4s,
(98.30: first convertible 4s. $96.60; sec
ond convertible 4s. $94.78; third 4 'as,
$95.60; fourth 4s, $94.6.
Dry Goods.
. New York, Jn. 11 Cotton goods for
fall delivery war bought more freely to
day. Yarn wer quiet. Bilk market
were quiet and unsettled. Knit goods
sold moderately.
New York Sugar,
New, York, 'Jan. 13. Sugar Unchanged.
George McManus
the Day
FINANCIAL
..New York, Jan. It. Among trader and
speculators on th stock exchange today
a mor hopeful entlmnt prevailed, al
though ther waa Increasing realisation
that the course of th securities market
is largely dependent upon Impending In
dustrial and monetary conditions.
'Th tense foreign lsbor situation found
an' echo In affairs at home, especially as
affecting tha textile trade, but th trend
of money ottered hop of further relaxation
of ratea for tlm fundi.
Details of th new British loan an
nounced by tha fiscal agent of that gov.
ernment her have already been discount
sd by th formation ot a powerful bank
ing syndicate to underwrite that offering,
Ths stock markst scarcely warranted
comment, apart from th nativity and
strength of rail after their recent reaction.
Extreme gain in that group ran from 1
to ( points, St Paul preferred leading,
but selling off at th close.
Shipping, especially Marin preferred,
also leather and som of th Inactive
food specialties. Including California
Packing, wer unusually prominent and
strong In th final hour, when rail, oil
and steels wer Inclined to forfeit much
of their advance. United State Steel show
ing a small net loss.
Bonds were Irregular, but rails mad op
part of their recent losses on th trngth
of stock. Liberty Issues eased slightly
and foreign bonda continued to harden.
Total sales, par value, aggregated $11,125,
000. Old United States bonds wer unal
tered on call.
Closing
Hund. High. Low. Bid
Am. Beet Sugar.. 63
American Can .. 1 909 46 46 46
Am. Car ft Foun.. 1,300 90 99 90
Am. Locomotive 68
Am. Smelt. A Ref. 6,300 (9 68 69
Am. Sugar Ref. Ill
Am. Tel. ft Tel.. 1,000 100 (9 100
Am. Zlno, LAS. 11
Anaconda Copper. (.800 65 67 (7
Atchison 400 91 91 91
AO. ft W.I.S8L. 1,400 100 99 100
Baltimore A Ohio. 4,700 48 49 48
Butt ft gup. Cop. 17
California Pat... .400 12 12 21
Canadian Paclflo . 600 158 1 67 167
Central Leather.. 80 (7 67 (7
Cheap. A Ohio... 400 65 56 (3
C. M. ft St P... 1,000 19 37 38
Chi. ft North. .. $09 96 9$ 96
C R. I. ft P. ctfs 1,300 18 13 II
China Copper ... 3,400 13 341 33
Colo. Fuel ft Iron 100 15 86 35
Corn Pro. Ret. .. 4,200 43 47 47
Crucible Steel ... 1,400 (4 68 (4
Cuba Can Sugar 2,100 24 18 23
Distiller's See. .. 1,800 61 61 (1
Erie 1,709 16 U 15
General Electric., .... 148
General Motors .. 1.700118 121 12314
Gt. Northern pfd. 3.100 92 93 . 92'
Gt Nor. Or Ctf 7,80 87 88 37
Illinois Central ... .299 96 96 96
Inspiration Cop. , 1 600 44 43 44
Int Mer. Mar, pfd ",U0 103 98 103 .
Int. Nickel 1,100 16 16 16
Int Paper .... .... 36
Kan. City South 18
Kmnecott Copper. 700 12 32 32
Louis, ft Naahrlll 118
Maxwell Motor .. .... .... 16
Mexican Pet .... 1,290 197 163 164
Miami Coppar ... 1,900 14 18 13
Missouri Paclflo.. 1,400 14 18 14
Nevada Copper .. $00 16 16 16
N. Y. Central 1,800 71 71 71-
N. T..N.H. AH.... 3,(00 10 $$ 19
Nor, ft Western., 104
Northern Pacific. 2,400 (t 1 19 90
Pacific Tel Tel.. .... .... .... 21
Pennsylvania .... 1,900 46 44 46
Pittsburgh Coal . . 300 4t 46 44
Ray Con. Copper. 400 20 20 10
Reading .' 1,100 79 77 78
Rep. I. ft a 00 72 79 72
Bhat Aris. Copper 400 11 11 11
Southern Paclflo .'1,160 98- 94 97
Southern Railway. 7,400 17 16 17
Stud. Corp (,900 47 46 47
Texas Co 1,600 f9 186 1
Union Paclflo ... 4,100 127 126 126
U. 8. Ind, Alcohol 1,100 99 98 99
U. S. Steel y. 7.710 90 89 90
U. 8. Steel pfd.. 400 114 114 114
Utah Copper .... 1,900' 70 (9 70
Wabash Pfd. "B" 100 19 19 19
West Electrio ... 700 41 40 40
Beth B 1 (40 69 (8 (3
. Total sales for th' day 435,000 shares.
Xtw York Bonds.
V. 8. Is, reg... 97Gt N. 1st 4 ((
U. 8. 2s, eoup.. 97L C. ref. 4s... 33
C. 8. 3s. reg... 89 Int. M. M. 4s.. 98
U. 8. Ss, coup. 88 K. C. 8. ret 6s (4
U. 8. Lib. 3s 98.60L. ft N. on. 4s 85
U. S. 4s, reg... 104 M K ft T 1st 4s (
U. 8. 4s. coup.,104M. Pac. gen. 4a 0
Am. F. See. 6s 99 Mont Power ! 1-u
Am. T. ft T. e 6s 93 N. Y. C. deb. fs 98
Anglo-French 6s 97 N. Paclflo 4s.. 84
Arm ft Co. 4s 7N. Pacifio Is.... 60
Atchison gen. 4s 83 0. 8. L. ref. 4 86
B. ft O. ov. 4 78 Pac T. ft T. ( 94
Beth Steel r 6 87'Penn. con. 4 96
Cen. Leather (a 9Penn. gen. 4 97
Cen. Pac. 1st.. 77Readlng gen. 4a 86
C. ft O. cv. (a.. 878 L ft 8 F adj 6 64
C B ft Q Joint 4s 95 S. Pac. cv. 6s 101
C M ft 8 P e 4 77 8. Railway Is.. 96
C R I ft P r ,4s 76 T. ft P. 1st.... 91
C. ft 8. ref.'4s 77 Union, Paclflo 4 86
D ft R o ref (s 63U. fU Rubber (s 86
D of C ts (1931) 97U. S. Steel 6s.. 99
Erie gen. 4s... (3Wabash 1st... 96
Gen. Elec. 5s.. 9$ French gvt 1 104
'Bid.
New York Money.
New York. Jan. 21. Mercantile Paper
Unchanged. Sterling Day hills, unchanged; demand
$4.75; cable. $4,74 7-16.
Francs Demand, 15.4(11-1$; cables,
15.45 1-14.
Guilders Unchanged.
Llr Unchanged.
Mexican Dollars Unchanged.
Tim Loans Steady; unchanged.
Call Money Firm; high, 6; low. 4:
ruling rate, 6; closing bid, 4; offered It
4; laat loan, 4 per cent
Tttrpentln and Roein.
Savannah. Ga., Jan. 11. Turpentine
steady, -71; no aalrn; no receipts; ship
ments. 135 fcbls.; stock, 30,414 bbl.
Rosin, steed-; no (ales; no receipts;
shipments, 76 bbl.; stock, 83.767 bbl
Quote. B, $13.10 .D, E, $13.16; F, $13.30;
G, 313.16; H, $13.10: I, $13 46; K $16.76;
M. $19.26; N, WO. $16.10; WW. $l$.7(.
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New York Metal.
New York, Jan. 11. Metals Unchanged.
At London: Spot standard copper, 190
10s; other unchanged.
Christy Clay Lose Job.
Cincinnati, O., Jan. 23. President
August Herrmann, of the Cincin
nati Nationals last night said if he
docs not hear from Manager Christy
Mathewson within the next ten
days he will call meeting; of the
Cincinnati club to take up the
question of a new manager.
French Yfomen Ask for Votes.
Paris, Jan. 23. (Havas.) The
French League ot Rights for
Women hai gent to the French Par
liament a proclamation demanding
that French, women be given the
franchise.
A. A, CLUBS HOT
Nil SALE AT ANY
PRICE SAYS "PA"
Rourke Attempts to Arrange
Consolidation Between St.
Paul and Minneapolis
Without Success.
"Money was no object with Amer
ican league owners," said W. A
Rourke, owner of the Omaha West
em league franchise, on his return
from iMew York. "The A. A. clubs
are not for sale at any price if you
want to move them from their
present locations. I tried every '
possible way to bring a franchise
to Omaha, but it is impossible."
Mr. Rourke said as a final attempt
to secure a franchise for Omahi
he tried to arrange a consolidation ol
the St. Paul and Minneapolis teams
but the owners would not agree. At!
expect to see the biggest season in
history in the minor leagues, and
were unwilling to sell.
"Pa" is optimistic about the out
look for the Western next season.
With Oklahoma. City and Tulsa in
the league he looks for better ball
than ever. The southern clubs are
planning to hold their franchise per
manently. Both cities will build
first class grounds and expect to
spend about $40,000 apiece to enter
the league in style.
Omaha should be greatly benefit
ed by the composition of the league
at present, according to Mr. Rourke,
as practically all of the teams are
located in Omaha trade territory
and rivalry should be keen.
While in the east arrangements
were made with "Bill Bailey" Veeck
by "Pa" to have the Chicago Cubs
stop off for a series of games on
their return from the Pacific coast
where they will do their spring
training.
The Rourkej wilt do the bulk of
their training at home although it
is possible that they may be taken
for a few weeks to either Beatrice,
or Lincoln.
Deaf Five to Play at
West Point This Evening
The Nebraska School for the Deaf
basket ball flippers will journey to
West Point, Neb., today to play the
West Point High school five. The
locals have a fast team and have ar
ranged a schedule for the , next
month. Charles A. Kepp, who is
coaching; the team, has aimed to
develop no particular stars, but to
put on a good all-round team. He t
will take his team to Modale, la.
next Friday and to Logan, the
following day. A return game with
Council Bluffs High is being ar
ranged. Omaha Soldier-Boxer Not
With Returning Heroes
One pugilistic soldier of the old
Fourth Nebraska was left behind
in France. He is Private Guy Buck
les, noted local boxer. Numerous
reports have reached here that Buck
les was shot, killed in battle, gassed,
taken prisoner, and Awol (absent
without leave).' All the returning
troopers declare that "Guy" will
return to the states later.
Nebraska Defeats Drake
in Basket Ball Contest
Des Moines, la., Jan. 23. Ne
braska's excellent team work gave
'it a 32 to 13 victory over Drake
university here tonight in a Missouri
Valley conference basket ball game.
Guard Schellenberg and Captain
Jackson, forward featured in Ne
ra ska's attack. '
Wesleysn-Creighton Game
Called Off by Methodists
Nebraska Weslevan basket ball
quintet cancelled its " game with
Creighton scheduled for last night
on account of injuries and sickness
of its star players.
Swimming Eecord.
Chicago, Jan. 23. Lane Technical
High school swimmers made a new
national interscholastic relay record
in the Chicago Athletic association
pool last night by way of celebrating
their third victory in the city relay
championship and the permanent
acquisition of the Robert W. Hy
man trophy. The Lane four man
team swam the 240 yards in 2:15 2-5,
which is five seconds better than it
had ever been done before by any
scholastic team.
Indoor Ileet.
Kansas City, Jan. 23, (Announce
ment was made last night that the
annual .indoor track and field meet
held tinder the auspices of the Kan
sas City Athletic club will take place
March 6. '
. Athletes of national prominence
will compete. as well as track and
field stars of many western colleges
and universities, the announcement
said.
today's Calendar of Sports. -
Rolcr Wlntrr tntlis t Nw Or
leans. - Wtatsr meeting- Iiswisi, fnlta.
Coif Annual meeting ot I nlted itra
Colt association. In New York dir. !..
of annual Jsnusrj Tournament at BeUetir,
ia.
Basket Ball Opening? of trie season of
tha Kooky MoanUia lntoreollef lai enn-
sorenoc .
Shooting Annual Mtdwinser Huii3ir
Target Xonmameut, at Flnenurst, Ji. C. ,
Automobile Oopenlnir ot annual show
of Milwaukee Automobile Dealers' ao
eiatton. Wrestling Wladrk Zbrsiko af&lntt John
Olln, at Kulnth.
Boxing Kml Fulton srsln-t WUHs
Meeban, four rounds, at 8a Fnuwiwo.
Memphis Moore sxoinat TMc
snan, 10 rounds, st Buffalo, toitimt rji.t
against Battling Beddy, IS nrauds,
Braektoa, Mass. '
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