Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 2, 1919
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
I ' Hi 8AL.K l'ertlfie.1 d,iy old chu, i!0 va
rieties, all pure bred siorK, any on of
which my develop Into an exhibition
bird, what you all lank for nl seMom
K-t. OrtHled rtilx are from the best
proven luring strains, quality with low
price. Send for price lut You should
place jrour ord.-rs now for early chicks
One half mllllun Incubator capacity.
American Breeding Hatching Co.
Horn office, lOWi Otia Bld.. Dept. O,
''hlcaKo.
Q1ALITV CHICKS of ettg-laylng atralna
In order to place a belter grade of poul
try on our middle west farma ana
ranches we are offering at cost day-old
chirka hatched from ejraa selected from
producing floka of our Poultry Eaten
elmi Department Experts Write today
for partlculara M. C. Peters Mill Co..
Omaha, Neb. Makers of Peters Quality
reeja f0r Poultry.
111(1 profits In poultry assured by using
Pratt's poultry Kegulaior. It strengthens
breeding stock, Increases fertility, re
sulting la b'ggcr hatches and Insures
Htrontr healthy chicks. Sold on money
back guarantee by first-class dealer.
everywhere.
A BABY-KuOU Foil J1AI1V CHICKS
flrealest advance In scientific chick feed
ing In the past century. Pratt's Ha by
t hick Fund auves chicks, money, worry.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Sold by first-class dealers every
where. I'AY-UI.D CH1X, HOOKING NOW
For spring; delivered alive, prepaid, S.
C. white, and bruwn leghorns, ISc. Koe
and slnsle comb- reds, barred and white
melts, 2"c. Black Minorca. 21c. Left
overs, lie. Edward Stelnhoff, Leon,
K;tn.
io.SliT'OMH R1IODH ISLAND UKO
.ockerelB. 13 and .".; also egtgs from
birds of superior quality, prlzo winners
Oniiiha shows. W. O. Schorlc. 48DS
North 42d M. Colfax 2f!l.
loll SALK Uood winter laying hens.
Homer pigeons and Flemish Oinnt
Itabblt mnles. E. Pallas, 6136 Wirt
Street,' Omtihn. .
fctiJl 1 1 Tk OOA'i'S; a barKaln.
Address C
J.. Schlffelbeln.
South Omaha.
217 Exchange Bldg.,
Phone. South 4001 or
South 07.
Foil PALE Plymouth IWks or lteds.
Pullets and roosters. Doug. 2740 Whitney.
fyler HI3I-J.
l-anary Mrilf, "h.nsera KUUiatiteed. 4112
No. ?r,th Ave. I'ol. 33'3.
JvTlt'AT BcrcwTiiigs I J Zi per hundred A.
W Wsir-vr. "HI N 11th .St.. Doug. 1142
tVtilTK HOI Mi HATt'lIINO KOUS from
otnnha show winners. Henson SSS.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles.
PERRY J. TUBES'
DUROC BRED
SOW SALE
North Bend, Neb.,
Tuesday, March 4, 1919.
40 HEAD
Of large, long bodied, big boned,
healthy sows and gilts of the very
best blood lines of the breed, such
as Bill's Critic, Big Illustrator,
Chief's Wonder, Grand Model 10th
and Smooth Model. The sows are
bred to Wonder Gano, Crand Model
10th, Pal's Giant 2d and Joe Orion's
Pal. They have been selected with
great care and will please the pur
chaser. The sows hav: hail plenty of
range for exercise and will produce
big, healthy litters. All the sows
in this sale have been1 vaccinated
by the double treatment.
For particulars ant' catalogue
write to
PERRY J. TUBBS,
North Bend, Neb.
Dvifi'ht Williams,' Fieldman for
. tha. Journal-Stockman.
NOHOW TO TUB PUBLIC.
Just think of this offer 60 sets of
well made plttln farm anil concord har
ness of all kinds at a saving of J25 on
each and every set. Also some used
hrewery and dray harness at a sacrifice.
We have no high downtown rent to pay
reason for low price. Call at our resi
deme. SIM I.cke St.
J20.no HOLSTE1NS $20.00
Practically pure bred Holstein heifer
calves from 0-lb. cows, Sire carries 25
per cent' sana blood as Segia Fayne
Johanna, world's champion cow: these
calves are sure to make heavy producers.
Harris Holstein & Duroo Farm. Sexton-
ville. Wis. r -
HA a N ESS. SADDLES and TRAVELING
GOODS
W maKs them ourselves and sell
them direct to consumer. Why pay two
profits for Inferior goods when you car
gat high grafle goods at first rostt
ALFKKD COHSISH A CO..
Phone Doug g3 1 4 HI" Farnam
l7o."J T FORGET the big horse am' mult
suctions at stock yards stables next
Wednesday. Expect a good run of choice
farm mares, matched teams of farm
chunks and one carload of farm mutes.
Sale starts at 10 o'clock. I. C. Oallup.
Auctioneer '
MONKY TO LOAN.
Lowest ratts Private loan booths Harry
Malt-shock. 1514 Todgr. D 561 Est ll
nUMIWD AND JEWELRY LOANS
b-room Un One Floor.
EXCEPTIONAL largain for 11.800:
$510 cash or bonds, balance terms:
large 60 ft, lot with grapes, fruit and
ehnde trees: m real home of 6-R, fur
nace, city water and gas. 8316 Bug
gies. Key at office.
70 Omaha Nat. Bk. Benson 6S7-J, or
rmr. ?.S0.
HIGH CLASS HOMES
WEST FARNAM
DISTRICT
S-Room brick house, with hardwood
finish, oak floors, hot water heat, tiled
bathroom and every convenience: S lots
100x169 ft. Price J14.000.
Large, modern stucco house, with
corner lot. 92x140 ft., In the best part
of the West Farnam district. Price
125,000.
Large, modern brick house, with two
tiled bathrooms and shower; large liv
ing room, with fireplace; lot 69x155 ft.,
with shade and fruit trees; garage for
; cars. Price J22.0O0.
-Room modern frama and stucco
house, with lot 87x155 ft. and garage.
Price J12.500.
INVESTMENTS
30,000 Trackage warehouse, J6.000 floor
pace; large elevator, shipping
platform and track In rear; paved
street In front.
551,650141 ft. front on Harney St., close
I in; brick Improvements which
bring in more than enough to
m.v taxea and upkeep. A good
buy for Improvement or specula
tion. $35,5f0 142x133 ft.. Farnam SL. vacant
corner price 1250 per foot Have
a tenant who will lease part of
this. Ask us for full Information.
$15,090 60 ft. vacant on Harney St., east
of Park Ave.; grades right for
main floor entrance In front and
direct entrance to basement from
paved alley.
1 a.fifin Business lot at street car trans
fer point; frame dwelling on rear
leased for xjso; vacani grounu
nsvs 7t per cent net on price.
A good buy for speculation or im
provement; t3,700 cash will han
dle this.
J. H. DUMOXT CO., Realtors.
16-419 Keellns Bldg Phone, Doug. 690.
MONEY TO LOAN.
organix. d by the Business Men of Omaha
FURNITURE, pianos and notes as secui
It;. S40 t mo , H goods, total, I 50
PttOVlDRNT LOAN SOCIETY.
4SJ Security Bldg. l'.lh farnam Ty
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY ANO
11 V; LIBERTY BONDS Q C
1 2 1 W C FLATAU. EST 189J .'C
TH FLR SRCPRITY BI.PO. fY S
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of ths stockholders
of The Be Publishing company will be
held at ths company's office at 4 o'clock
p. m. Monday. March J. 191. for the
election of a board of directors for the
ensuing yesr and the transaction of sucn
other business as may properly coma be
for the meeting.
B: order of the president,
F-S M 2-F. N P FKIL. Secretary
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice la hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Stockholder of the
South Pintle Land Company will be held
at the office of said Company. Room 701.
First National Bank Building, Lincoln, Ne
braska, at 11 o'clock A. M., on the Fifth
day of March. A. D.. 1919. C H. Morrill.
President: W. W. Turner. Secretary and
Treasurer F-4 31t-m.
COMMERCIAL GUIDE.
Auto Repairs.
AMERICAN MAC11INK WORKS. 110 S
11th D 4881 Automtie work, cyl, bor
ing, pistons fitted, auto parts mads to
order
Automobiles.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO, 10th and How
ary Doug 35110 ord cars, and repiirs
Authorized agents for Ford cars.
M ' I NT Y ilE-HA Y W A R n" MOTOR coTi
5427 Farnam Douglas
Stearns-Knight and Regal cars.
AMKHICAS STATE BANK, lmh and Far
nnm Wead Block Phone Tyljr 80.
Auto Painting.
liOKSSKi, W F. 144 S 4nth Har 1448
We mnke old autns look like new ones
BKRTSCHY MFQ A F.NGIN EKRINQ CO.
8 E Cor 20th and Harney Sts . old parts
made new. new parts made, tco. D. 25R2
Auto Tires.
rWO-IN-ONB VULCANIZING CO..
Davenport St Douglas 2914
1510
Auto Tops and Trimmings.
ENGLISH. THOS F. 2318 Harney Doug
las 2730 Satisfaction guaranteed Tbt
best Is none too good
Baggage and Transfer.
OMAHA TRANSFER COMPANY.
"THE ONLY WAY "
Telephone Doug 295 14th and Jackson
Cement Products.
U.MAHA CONCRETE STONE COMPANY
2Sth Ave and Sahler SI Colfax 886.
Attorneys.
F IK HE II, H, 141 Firel -Nat Bank Bldg
D 1906 Attorney and counsellor at law
(TrXyBRCMBAIJGH,313-14 Omaha
Nat Bank Bldg Bed 3157 Oeneral prac
tice In atate and federal courts
FORD TRANSFBRCO . 1117 Douglas St
Tyler 3 "Always at your service.'
Butter (Wholesale).
ALFALFA BUTTER CO, 120-24 N 11th
st Doug 390.1 W W Richardson. Pres
Biscuit Manufacturers.
ITEN HISCCIT CO.. Capitol Ave.. 12th to
13th St Doug 2123 Snow White bakery
Mfrs of crackers, cakes and cookies.
Boiler Manufacturers.
DRAKE WILLIAMS. MOUNT CO., 23d
and Hickory D 1013 Mfis of boilers
tanks, smokestacks; oxy-acetviene weld
Cash Registers. -
MORRIL CASH AND CREDIT REGIS
ISTER CO.. 219v 221 City Nat'l Bank
Bide Douglas 4403 E. W Hart. Pres
Electrolysis.
Superfluous hair removed, electricity;
needle work guaranteed Miss Allender
C24 liee Bldg
Hardware.
PETERSON & MICHI3LSON HARDWARK
CO. THE. 4916-ls S 24th St.. South
Side Phone South 171
Ice Machines.
BAKER ICE MACHINE CO
19th and Nicholas J L Bnker, P'ea.
Chiropractors.
10TH YEAR IN OMAHA; fired out of
Continental Blk ; new location. 494-496
Brandels Th Bldg. Dr L N Carpen
ter D 63S1.
Homes
anted
If you want to sell
your home put it in the
hands of any member of
the Omaha Real Estate
Board.
Every firm that is a
member of thi3 Board
has scores of names of
persons who want to
buy homes in Omaha.
List your house with
a member of the Real
Estate Board and you
will probably be sur
prised at the short time
in which you will have a
buyer.
TFF.RE ARE LOTS
OF BUYERS and these
buyers are all clients of
Real Estate Board mem
bers. Members of the
Board will show your
house to these buyers
gladly.
This is a good time to
sell your home, if you
are contemplating sell
ing it, because of the ex
tremely active market.
You can get a com
nlete list of members of
the Omaha Real Estate
Board by calling at the
Board's Headquarters,
308 So. 18th Street, or
Telephone Doug. 3152.
Telephone to any
member of the Real
Estate Board. You
may easily learn who
the members of this
Board are bu reading
their advertisements
in this paper. Each
one of them puts af
ter his ad "Member
of the Omaha Real
Estate Board.n
More than $1,000,000
worth of homes have
been sold in Omaha
since January 1.
Omaha Real
Estate Board
W
COMMERCIAL jGUIDrl
"Dry Goods (Wholesale).
BYRNH lUJIMlai OitV lii'UL'C CO.,
th and Howard Sis Douglas Cloaks,
suits, ladles- and men's furnishings, art
goods, millinery and draperies, all kinds
or fancy and staple Dry floods
Electrical Goods.
LB BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS
118 S 12th. Douglas 2176 Largest elec
trical repair works and contracting com
pany in the middle wist.
Engineers, Consulting & Supervising
HH.N'NINU.iON L.NUI.Nliiatl.N'li Company
I2th and Harney streets. Douglas S229
Skilled municipal Improvem nt en
gineers, sewer, paving, electrio light.
waterworks, appraisals, reports
ANDERSON & BENNETT. 14 liee Uldg
Douglas Mill) Healing, itllatlng and
power plants. Kngineers and drHfismen
Foundries (Iron and Brass),
PAXToN-'jUTCIiKLL CO.. 2614 Martha St
tlarnty 161. .Machine, gray Iron, orasa.
bronse and aluniinumcastmgs.
OLSKN dc" SCH LlN'ti ICR, 1407 Jackson. D
7491. Brass, bronze and aluminum cast
Inss. '
Hospitals.
FORD HOSPITAL. 2Uln and Douglas Sts
Douglas 240 In charge of Dr Michael J.
Ford, eurgeon-ln-chlef. Ths moat com
plete hospital In the west.
Ice.
OMAHA ICF. AND COLD STORAGE CO.,
McCague Blk . 15th and Dodga Doualas
r,4 Wholesale and retail Ice.
Live Stock Commission.
ROSKNSTOt'k BROS 126 Fx. hange Bldg.
Omaha Stoekers feeders nur specialty
MiTrors and Resilvering.
OMAHA 'MIRROR' AND ART CLASS CO..
Douglas 6S2S 1B14 Cuming St
Patent Attorneys.
PATKNTS procured, bought and sold. Inter
nat'l Patent Co., 6S3 Brandels D 6i91
Stationery and Supplies.
IMAHA STATIONERY CO., THE
307-309 S 17th Douglas S05 Office,
typewriter, architects' and engineers'
supplies Loose-leaf devices
Printers' Supplies.
BAIINHART BROS & SI'INDLER
1114 Howard Bt Douglas 1076 Printers'
supplies
Tank Manufacturers.
NEBRASKA & IOWA STEEL TANK CO..
1301 Wllllas Ave Webster 276
fin and Sheet Metal Works.
CARTER SHEET METAL CO., 108-I0-1J
S 10th St Douglas 602 Skylights. Btsel
ceilings and galvanised sneeis
Pleating and Buttons
VAN ARNAM'S DR ESS PLEATING
HEMSTITCH INO AND BUTTON CO . D
3109 Rms 33 37 Paxton Blk 3d floor
CAMPBELL. DR S M . Physician snd
Surgeon. 1104 Farnam St Douglas 1220
School Furniture and Supplies.
OMAHA SCHOOL SCPPLV CO..
1108-11 Nicholas St Douglas 1911.
'Everything for schools'
DMCC-LAS PRINTING CO.. 109-11 N 18th.
Douglas 44 FmecojvmerHaprlnnng
EDDY PRINTINO CO., 323Bee Bldg
Douglas R047 Fine commercial printing
Packers.
CVDAHY PACKING CO
South 2340 South Omaha.
Pa'nts, Oils and Glass.
BARKER BROS PAINT CO.. Doug 4760
IfiOOM, Farnam St ;
Printers.
OMAHA PRINTING CO.. 13th and Far
nam. Douglas 346 Printing, stationery
and office furniture.
Undertakers.
HT'LSE & RIdPEN. 701 S 16th, D 1226
nnri emhntmers Personal
attention given to allralls :nd2mprali
FlCAFEY & H EAFEY. 2611 Farnam Har-
nv !5 Undertakers anriembalmers
CROSBY WILI.Is C. 2511-13 N 24th St I
Phone Webster 47
rancmtTP AWn T-T
Choice building lots can be purchased from us ir ' e AJfu
tio' "as all public improvements, including water, sewer, gas mams, ce
S sideways, curbing, paving and street light. i are ian
YOUR HOME SSw IS I TKE 3 TIME TO START. LIBERTY BONDS
accepted al - par. Plats, prices and full information furnished upon re-
quest' FAIRACRES HOME
Brick house, having 9 rooms, 2 baths on second floor; hot water
heat; ga-age for 2 cars; high, sightly location extensive Voting of
' v.KWr fin naved road surrounded by high-class homes.
Something attractive and very desirable. Price on application. Shown
n,ybyapP HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
$12,000 buys an attractive, 8-room, 2-story and attic, modern house,
located only 1 block to carline and good school, exceptionally well built,
having 13 inch brick foundation, 2x6 inch rafters, sheathing laid diagon
ally, shingles dipped in pure linseed oil, finished I m quarter-sawed oak
and birch, excellent hot water heating plant. Fine garage 16x18 ft.
Beautiful corner lot 52x140 ft., surrounded by parking and fine shade
trees. Must be seen to be appreciated. This is priced $5,000 less than
original cost. field CLUB DISTRICT
$6,250 buvs a well constructed, 2-story and attic, 7-room, modern
house, finished" in quarter-sawed oak and pine, having 4 bed rooms on
2nd floor; located on 35th St., on East front lot between Poppleton and
Woolworth Avenues. Reasonable terms.
$6,500 buys a 2-story and attic, 8-room, modern house, finished in
oak and brick, located between Toppleton and Woolworth Avenues, on
East front lot 57 feet wide, paved alley, garage for 1 car. Something
dssirsibls
SAFE INVESTMENTS
$30,000 buvs a 2-story, duplex, brick of 8 rooms, each having hot
water heat, located on Harney St., between 20th and 24th Sts., in a com
ing business district where values will increase rapidly. Terms $8,700
cash, balance long time at 5 per cent and 6 per cent.
$35,000 buys a 2-story, substantial brick building, nearly new
with stores below and small apartments above. Well located on West
Farnam St. Gross annual rental over $4,000. Something good and very
desirable.
60 ACRES
Located southwest of Elmwood Park, unimproved, something de
sirable for subdividing. Price $600 per acre. Reasonable terms.
GEORGE & CO.
902 City National Bank Bldg. Doug. 756.
Homes on Easy Payments
$2,900.00 for a thoroughly modern cottage, 5 rooms and
sleeping porch. In perfect condition. Has hot
water heating plant, on a corner lot, with iron
fence, at 2427 Maple Street.
$2,800.00 for 2425 Maple Street, the same kind of a cot
tage. $1,900.00 for 8-R., modern except heat, in good condition.
large lot, walking
$5,000.00 1552 No. 19th Street,
ern residence, downstairs limshed m oak, with hot
water heating plant; large lot; garage for two
cars, and walking distance.
$1,750.00 each Two brick cottages, one of 5 rooms and one
of 6 rooms, at 2416-18 barker Street.
SPECIAL!
Combination Home and Investment
Walking distance from the city. We have a two-story
new modern brick building, having an 8-room apartment, on
the first floor and an 8-room apartment on the second floor.
Each apartment has its own hot water heating plant. Is all
finished in oak. Building in perfect condition. In very nice
residence part of the city. You can live in one and rent the
other for $50.00 per month. The building alone would cost at
least $12,000.00 to erect. The owners will sell and give im
mediate possession of one of the apartments. f or $ip,000.00.
Reasonable payment down and the balance at 6 per cent.
. H. A. WOLF CO.
Members of the Omaha Real Estate Board.
Electric Bldg? , Tyler 85.
COMMERCIAL GUIDE.
Council Blufts Directory.
Coal and Ice.
Phone 2m0 Calerets to he-it and cold.
PRoiiR ELEVATOR CO. e0 Pearl 8t
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Carl Calla and wire to .MateJ Mar
Jan, 20th st., 11S.9 ft, north of U
st., w. s f.'ix 1 .10 t LOOK
Chailes F. Kuncl Tr., to Frank L.
Varek. 30th st., 10S 8 ft. south of
Drexel St.. w. s.. 64x130 200
Herman A. Thlelke and wife to Mat
liausing a, w. cor. 31st and V
et.. 42x107 400
Hurry Monovlts and wife to Lena
ontman, 26th st.. 60 ft. south of
J st., w. s , 80x150 1,600
Richard R Evans and wife to Wil
lis Realty Co.. Harney st., 147.7
ft. east of 64th St., s. a., 50x135.. 996
Willis Renlty Co. to Charles W.
Martin. Harney st . 147.7 ft. east
of 64th St., s. s., 60x136 1,125
Payne & slater Co. to Henry 11.
Payne et al, 20th St., 116 ft. north
of St Mary's ave. e. s.. 33x6!.. I
Irrnaeus Shuler et al to Catherine
M. Cook, n, w. cor. 62d ave. and
Howard St., 135x150 6,850
Frank W. Carmichacl and wife to
Barker Co., 4Sth St., 100 ft. north
of Miami Bt., e. s., (0x126.6 1
Frank W. Carmichael and wife to
Usrker Co., 4Sth St., 15 ft. north
of Military ave., e ., 50x126.9.. 1
Frank W. Carmichael and wife to
Barker Co., 48th St.. 800 ft. north
of Miami at., e. a., 60x126.6 1
Peter Eilman and wife to Victor
Kmrlrk and wife. s. e. cor. 31st
and Franklin St., 60x124 3 275
Edward S. Mortensen and wife to
John Stranglen, 17th St., 200 ft.
south of J st., w. s., 40x130 1.450
Joseph Franz and wife to H A.
Wolf Co.. Sewnrd tt., 150 ft. west
of 2iith st.. n. 30x125 1.400
Chicago Produce.
Chicago. 111., March 1. Butter Market
hlKher; creamery, 4255V4c.
Eggs Receipts 3,338 cases; market un
changed. Potatoes Market higher: receipts, 37
enrs; Wisconsin. Michigan and Mlnne
bola bulk and sacks, $1.05 1.7B.
Poultry Alive, market unchanged.
New York Produce.
New York. March 1. Butter Firm; un
changed. Kggs Higher; fresh gathered extras,
46Vj40c; fresh gathered, regular packed,
extra firsts, 44445c; do, firsts, 43ia-44c.
Cheese Firm; unchanged.
Poultry Dressed fowls, 28 36c; others
unchanged.
New York Money.
New Tork, Feb. 1. Mercantile Paper
Unchanged. "
Sterling Pay bills, unchanged; de
mand. 14.76: cables. H76 7-18.
Krancs Demand, 35.4914 ; cables, 5.48
Guilders Unchanged. '
I, IreDemand, JO. 36; cables, 16.35.
Mexican Dollars Unchanged.
New York Cotton.
New York, March l.Coton Closed tit
21.150, compared with 21.19c at the close
yesterday.
New York Cotton.
New York. March 1. Cotton futures
closed steady; March. 22.13c; March,
21.16c; May. 20.62c; December, 19.20c.
New York Coffee.
New York, March l.-Coffee No. 7 Rio.
15i4c; futures, steady: May, 14.90c; July,
14.00c.
London Money.
London. March 1. Money and discount,
unchanged. . j
2 acres at 5416 Center St.; on car
line and pavement; large S-R. house.
ONLY $1,600. Here is an investment
like "Opportunity always
BEAVERS W
760 Omaha Nat. Bk. Benson 537-J, or
Doug. 2450.
APPY HOLLOW
distance, at 2709 Hamilton.
almost new, thoroughly mod
Market and Industrial News of
LIVE STOCK
Omaha, March 1, 1919.
Rurrlpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofli'lal Monday 9.79T 25,2:14 H.195
Official Tuesday S.043 50.634 11.575
Official Wednesday.. 5.S14 25.3iU 9.5S7
Official Thuraday... 4,056 19,144 6,561
Official Friday 1.4K5 10.6;:! 4.478
Estimate Saturday.. 2,X(Hi ....
Total thla week. . .19.240 103, 6S5 4K.346
Total last week 32,467 99. WS SO.0OJ
Total two weeks aRO.37,093 SS.3SS 40,675
Totul'S weeks ago..S5,539 S3,!b5 39.271
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the I'nion Stock yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for 24 hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cuttle. Hogs.
I'nion Pacific 6
C. & N. W., east i 1
C. N. W., west 4 IS
C, H. & Q., west 4
C, 11. I. & P., east 3
C . H. I. & P. west 1
Illinois Central 1 6
Total receipts 1 36
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Hoira
. . 292
. . 20
. . 93
..1.203
. 2:5
. . 8N9
Morris Co
Swift & Co
Tudahy Packing Co....
Aimour & Co
Schwartz & Co
J. V. Murphy
Omah Packing Co
Total
...2.26
Cattle Only five cars of cattle, or
around 125 head, arrived this mornliiK and
trading was nominal In all brauclns. t'.omi
to choice beef steers closed fully Meady
with a week aso. plain erodes are lj
25c lower. B-'st cow are up to the hinh
time si-llini! from (12 to i 1 4 and fuliy
steady with a week ago. Medium glades
show n Ruin a iiuarter selling anywhere
from $9.75 to $11.75. Canners and cot
ters sell anywhere from Is. 50 to $s.75.
Stoekers and feeders are In the some
notc hes for the good weighty grades and
easier for plain underweight kinds.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
eeves, 117.00 IS. 20 ; fair to good beeves,
tl 5.00 1 6 76 : common to fair beeves.
$13 5014.76; good to choice yearlings.
$14.60(&16.00: fair to good yearlings, $12.25
14.25; common to fair yearlings, $s.60
12.00: good to choice heifers, $12.50
14.00; prime cows, $ 1 1.75 (a 13.75 ; good to
choice cows, $10.2511 75; fair to good
cows. $8.00 S11 10.00; common to fair cows,
$6.258.00; choice to prime feeders, $14.00
15.75: good to choice feeders, $11.60
13,76: medium to good feeders, $10 50SH
11.60; good to choice stoekers. $10.00
12.00: fair to good stoekers. $9.00 10.00 .
heifers, $7.60 9.00: stock cows, $7.00
BOO: stock calves. $S OflSi 11.75; veal
calves. $7.0013.75; bull?, stags, etc.. $9.25
10.60.
Hogs Saturday's hog receipts were light,
only 39 loads, estimated at 2,000 head. The
market was uneven especially so for so
small a run. There was nothing here that
sold as high as Friday, neither were there
sales that showed the weakness of Friday's
extreme close. Comparisons were difficult
becauso of Friday's extremely variable
trade. Most of the sales were from $17.10
to $17.40 with a top of $17.50. The mar
ket opened strong but closed very weak
with several loads carried over to Mon
day. Trading for the week has been very
spotted, the early morning market as a
rule being the best time of the day with'
the close almost invariably slow and lower
with small carry-overs the next day. The
market close steady to 10c higher than
last Saturday.
Sheep There was no sheep Included In
today's arrivals at this market. Receipts
for the week total 46.300 head. Monday's
market was fully 25c lower than the close
Friday. There was a strengthening of
values, however, on Tuesday and another
advance Wednesday, the close being at the
high time of the day. The market has
shown more or less strength and with Fri
day's prices the highest of the year. The
advance made this week makes the closing
week the highest of the month. Choice
handy weight lambs are selling from
$18.25 to $18 60 with heavy weights on
down to $18 and below. Tops for the week
and month' are lambs, $18.65; ewes. $12.25,
and yearlings, $16.00.
Quotations on aheep: Lambs, good to
choice, $17. 85(8-18. 65; lambs, fair to good,
$17.25ai7.75; lamb feeders. $13.0015 75;
yearlings, good to choice, $14.60(8)16.00;
yearlings, fair to good, $9.009.50; year
ling feeders, $9.5010.00; wethers, fat,
$13.0015.00: wether feeders, $8.50
10.60 ewes, -good to choice, $11.00 1 2 25 ;
ewes, fair to good. $9.0011.00; ewe feed
ers, $6.00 S 8.50.
Chicago Um Stock.
Chicago. 111., March 1 Cattle Re
celpts, 2,000 head; compared with a week
ago, beef eteers unevenly 26 to 76 cents
higher; fat cows, heifers, bulls and feed
ers, 25 to 60 cents higher; canners and
cutters, 25 to 60 cents lower; calves, 75
cents higher.
Hogs Receipts, 8,000 head; market ac
tive, fully 6 to 10 cents higher, consider
ing quality and weight. Bulk of sales.
$17.4017.60; butchers $17.60(8)17.75;
light, $16.50(3)17.55; packing. $16.65 (d) 17.45 ;
throwouts. $16.00(8)16.65; pigs, good to
choice. $14.00(5)16.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,000 head;
market unevenly 60c to $1.00 higher than
a week ago; yearlings and strong weight
and In-between grades of lambs advancing
most
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City. March 1. Cattle Receipts,
240 head; market, higher; steers. $18.00.
19.00; western, 12.0017.00; cows, $8.00
13.60; heifers, $8.00(5)14.60; stoekers, $8 00
616.00; calves, $7.00?t 14.00.
Hogs Receipts, 4.000 head; market
higher; heavy, $17 5017.75; butchers.
$17.3517.5; lights, $16.9017.26; pigs,
$12.0016.00.
Sheep Receipts, none; market, nomin
ally steady; lambs. $18.0018.50; yearlings,
$14.0016.50; wethers, $12.00 13.60; ewes,
$11.0012.j.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. March 1. Cattle Re-
celpts, 100 heaa: nominal; '
17.76; cows and heifers, . $s.6015.00;
calves, $7.0015.00.
e, 1 nnft heed: market
nuRR nnvci f ,v-.- .
steady; top. $17.50; bulk. $16.9017.40.
Sheep and I.amDs neceipio.
lnal; lambs, $17.7518.50; ewes, $4.50
12.50.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City. Ia March 1. Cattle-iL
market. . , ,
Hogs Receipts , 2.300 head; market
steady to 5 cents' higher'; light. $17,000
17.10; mixed, $17.10 1 7.25 : heavy, $17 16
17.40; bulk of sales. $17.0017.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2o0 head:,
market 10 cei ts higher.
Dry Goods.
. r 1. r..H. 1 rotlon Broods to-
iew lum, .iuiv-.
day were irregular and weak. Yarns were
ouiet, spinners voung 10 vunau
put. South Carolina mills voted to reduce
their running time to 65 hours from 60
hours a week. Burlaps were
. ilnA nf 1,'rnnph KfreCH WHS BOld
'-ti . onri withdrawn.
tin tor ir.e tan o--n. ." ,
Steady orders came forward In moderate
volume lor men s wear iui m
LOANS on
RESIDENCES
Low Semi-Annual
Interest
HOME-OWNER
LOANS
Up to 60 on resi
dences less than five
years old.
Monthly Payments.
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GRAIN MARKET
Omaha, March 1
Grain receipts were agatQ light with IS
cars of wheat, 26 earn of corn, 24 cars of
oats, no rya anil 1 car of barley.
' Corn prices ranged from unchanged to
a cent higher, the bulk bringing yester
day's prices. There was scarcely enoiiKh
on hand to make a market. Sales were
mnda slowly and the demand continued
llBht. Oats were generally cent lower
Hye was nominally several cents up and
barley unchanged. There waa no par
ticular change In wheat.
OMAHA ORAIN MOVEMENT.
P.ecelpta Today Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago
Wheat 22 ..
Corn 2il .. 3"7
(lata 24 .. 12
Rye 0 .. 1
Barley 1 .. 2
Shipments
i Wheat ..
Corn 35 .. 1M
Oat 2" .. 23
Rye 0 .. 7
Barley 2 . . 0
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 41 91 69
Kansas City 17 2S 20
SL Louis S3 25 32
Minneapolis 2M
I'Uluth 3
Winnipeg 134
Corn No. 3 white, 1 car $1.2S; No. 4
white, 1 car $1.24: So. 3 yellow, 1 car
$1.34, 1 car $1.33; No. 4 yellow, 1 car $1 31
(dry). 1 car $1.28, 1 car $1.26: No. 6 yel
low, 1 car $1.23, 2 cars $1 22; No. 6 mixed
3 cars $1.21; sample mixed. 1 car $1.13.
Oats No. 3 white 1 car 69o (shipper's
weight), 7 cars 68 jc.
Rye Sample. 1 car $1.30.
Barley No.' 2, 1 car 95c (shipper's
weights); No. 4, 1 car 86c.
Wheat No. i hard, 1 car $2.23, 1 car
$2.21: No. 3 hard, 3 cots $2.20, 2 cars $2 19
(smmtv), 2-5 cars $2.17; No. 4 hard, 1
ciir $2.19, 1 car $2.18 (smutty, rye); No. 5
hard, 1 rar $2 08; No. 1 northern spring.
1-5 ear $2.18; No. 3 northern spring, 1 car
$2.18, 1 car $2.13: No. 1 mixed, 1-6 car
2.14: No. 2 mixed, 1 car $2.18, 1 car $2.11,
No. 3 mixed, 3-5 car $2.12; No. 4 mixed.
1 car $2.04 (durum).
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. 111.. March 1. Moderately
bullish private estimates of farm re
serves helped to rally the corn market to
day from weakness whleh prevailed at the
opening. According to a leading expert,
the total farm reserve of corn is 835.
000.000 bushels as against 1,293,000.000
bushels a year ago. Initial declines were
ascribed to reports that eastern dealers
had become overloaded and were trying to
cancel contracts. Opening prices, which
ranpred from unchanged figures to half
cent lower, with May $1.25 to $1.25" and
July $1 21 to $1.214 were followed by an
advance to well above yesterday's finish
Later the market reacted, owing in some
degree to notice of a railroad embargo
on grain shipments to New York. The
close was unsettled, c net lower to Ac
advance, with May $1.2614 to $1.25H and
July $1.21 to $1.21.
Oats reflected the action of corn. Af
ter opening unchanged to c higher, with
May 69! to 60c, the market sagged a lit
tle and then made fresh gains.
Firmness In the hog market tended to
lift provisions. Trade, however, was light.
Setbacks which took place later proved
to be only transient.
Corn No. 3 yellow, $1.31 &1.3H4 ; No
I yellow, $1.291.30; No. 6 yellow, $1.27.
Oats No. 3 white, 57458ttc;
standard 58 14 8-59c.
Rye No. 2, $1.46.
Barley Nominal.
Seeds Timothy, $7.00$10 00; clover,
nominal.
Provisions Pork, nominal; lard $35.75:
ribs, $24.0525.00.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Loean & Bryan, stock and grain
brukers. 315 South Sixteenth street. Oma
ha:
I Open. I High. I Low, Close. YeTy.
1.31i 1.62 131 1-314 1-31H
1.25H 1.26 1.2454 1.25H 1.25i
1.21 1.22 1-20V4 121 121H
.68 .584 .67 .57H .68
.60 .60M, .69 .59 i .69'
.59 .6914 .58 .68 .584
40.20 11.00 40.60 41.00 40 75
137.00 37.70
! - 1
26 15 25.20 24.92 126.10 24.95
245 24.50 24.30 24.60 34.30
22.72 22.80 122.60 22.70 122.65
21.65 21.70 21.30 121.47 21.60
Corn
Mar.
May
July
Oats
Mar.
May
July
Pork
May
July
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May
July
Copper Market.
New York. March 1. A little more bus
iness was reported in the copper market
during the earlier part of the last week,
and at one time dealers who had been
quoting $15.00, New York, showed a dis
position to raise their prices. The de
mand seemed to taper off later, however,
and the market was unsettled today.
Rumors of sales at $14.50. New York,
could not be definitely confirmed, but
some of the local dealers were quoting
$14 60 to $14.75, with quotations other
wise ruling around $15.00(8)15.15 for elec
trolytic. .
Evaporated Applea and Dried Fruit.
New York, March 1 Evaporated Ap
plesQuiet; state, 1719c.
Prunes Large size, California, 104
13.c; Oregons, 12(S)18V4c.
Apricots Scarce and firm: choice. 35c;
extra choice, 25c; fancd, 26427c.
Peaches Mostly nominal; choice, is
18Ao fancy, 2021c.
Raisins Steady: loose muscatels, 11
1114c; choice to fancy seeded, ll1214c;
seedless. 114 13c.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Mo., March 1. Butter
Creamery 1 cent higher; firsts, 62c; sec
onds, 50c; packing, 48c.
Eggs r'trm; nrsis, asc.
$10 OPTIONS $20
(Puti and Calls)
Most satinfactory all melhods speculation.
Loss limited to Busll cost option.
PROFITS UNLIMITED.
Special letter 105 explains fully.
12 vliiable rules for stock FBbE.
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50 Broad St., New York Cy.
$ TEXAS OIL $
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LEASES, ROYALTIES, STOCKS.
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Office: Wilson Hotel, Ranger, Tex.
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
LIBERTY BONDS
Bought and Sold
Mack's Bond House
1421 First Nat Bk. Bldg. Tyler 3644
wfenaham.'
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526-527
FINANCIAL
New Tork, March 1 Transportation
sharps dominated today's atork mttrkrt,
uvorshmltiwing all other Issues by activity
and strenKth. The niovemutit !nnrucM
sfcorwtjiry an well n ntlt-etlKfd tsMioa,
coalers. Pacifies, k ran eta and cotton car
riers mnktng greatest Kl"s-
American Intt'rnailonul aa"ln led thf
whipping, but analn released virtually all
of Its advance before the close. Murines
also dropping back.
Kclly-Sprtnirfteld Tlra resumed Its up
ward swtnr. 'advancing 8 points to the
new high record of 11a, retaining all hut
the smallest fraction. Gtuieial Motor
threw off aoma of Its recent hen vinous,
but oils continued under pressure.
Hteel Foundry, International Harvester,
Baldwin Locomotive and Crueibla Steel
rendered extreme Kfll" of 1 to 3 points,
but Vnlted State Steel waa little more
ban steady.
An increase of $71,100,000 (n actual
loans and discounts and a substantial ex
pansion of excess reserves, phtclnK the
total at slightly over $ in.OOO.ooo. were
noteworthy Heimi of tho weekly bank
statement.
A drop of points In Interborouirh
Metropolitan 40, due prfsumably to the
existing tangle In thfl local traction situa
tion, was the only marked chanRe In the
bond market.
Total sales (par value) ngKfeguted
IR.U.n.nnO.
Old United Slates bonds were unaltered
on call during the we-k.
Nunibor of salt's and quotations on 1
Ing stocks: ri
Salrs Clr
In Hun. UiKh. Low.
Am. Beet Stae-ar. ft 72
American t';ui... i 4t'li 45
Am. fnr & F'dry (!3 93'7 !H
American Loco.. 43 fi(ii 56
Am. S. & Ref 12 67 1, tili'
Am. Suc;ir Ri f. . i 117 117 1
Am. Tel. &. Tel. . 4 10l)( 1 i6 1
Am. Z , h. and H
Anaconda Copper IS 61
AtcMnson 9 1 Slh
AG & W. I. S. L. IS in? Kit 1
Baltimore Ohio 0 49 4S
H. & S. Copper.. 25 !i 22'j
Cal. retroleum.. 12 26 H 26
Canadian Pacific 1
Cen. Leather '7 63 6S
C. & 0 11 SK 6
C, M. & S. P.... S6 37 V, 36
C. & N. W 9 86 05ii
C. R. I. & P. ctfs 15 25 26
Chino Copper
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Corn Prod. Ref.. ( S4 47
Crucible Steel ... 49 61 60
Cuba Cane Sugar 44 21 i 21
IHstlller's Sec... 126 59 4 57
General Motors.. 79 ISlto 14S 1
Oeneral Electric 1
Great Nor. pfd.. 44 94 96
K.rie 22 17 1714
General Electric 79 l'.l'i 148 1
tit. Nor. Ore Ctfs 10 38 Vs 38
Illinois Central
Inspiration Cop. 3 45 43
Int. Mer. Mar. pfd 53 102 M0 1
Inter. Nickel 66 25 25
Inter Taper .... 22 46 46
K. C. Southern.. 9 2014 204
Kennecott Cop... 11 30 29,
L. N 1
Maxwell Motors...
Mex. Petroleum.. 137 173 172 1
Miami Copper 3 22 22,i
Mo. Pacific 33 25 2.1s
N. Y. Central 10 76
N Y, N H H.. 19
Nor. Western. 2 KiSV,
751s
30
105
Northern Tacific. l. 93
Pacific Mall
92H
Pac. Tel. A Tel ...J
Ray. Con. Copper. 3 19 19
Reading 210 8414
Rep. Iron St'l. 10 77
82
76
Shat.-Ariz. Cop.. 21014 10
Southern Pacific. 109 102"? 101
.Studebakor Cor.. 65 59 58
Texas Co 12 19114
ITninn Pacific Ss 132 130
V. S. Ind. Alcohol 26 11414 11314
U S. Steel 278 9214 91T4
U. S. Steel pfd... 7 114'4 114
rtah' Copper 15 VJ 69
Western Union
West. Eleatrlc... 6 45
Beth. B 55 6414
4414
63
Turpentine and Bosln.
Savannah, Ga., March 1. Turpentine
Firm, 6414c; sales, 101 bbls.; receipts, 13;
shipments. 421; stock, 30.301.
Rosin Nominal; sales none; receipts, 46
bbls.; shipments. 293; stock, 71,256.
Quote: p, $13.10; P, E, $13 15; F,
$13,211; O. $13.25: H. $13.30; I. $13.65: K,
J15.75; St. $16 25; N, WO, 16.80; WW,
$16.75.
Announcement
First Trust Company of Omaha
ri 1 1 i
Mortgage Investments...
There is no investment that excels a first mortgage on East
ern Nebraska farms. The interest return, ordinarily 6, is
high considering that a farm mortgage is the best security ob
tainable. The purchaser of a mortgage becomes the owner of a
security that falls due at a definite time ordinary term five
years. However, it may be sold before maturity, without sacri
fice to the investor, as there is always a heavy demand for farm
mortgages in the open market.
Farm mortgages are free from state, county and city taxation.
We recommend for your investment our farm mortgages, ob
tainable in the denominations of $1,000 to $20,000.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
Ownership by
United States
1612 Farnam Street
finance' Sfystemy
rJtme ffiZe?'' 3066
-52Q-529 '530 Mee, Sfttuldinpf
the Day
Short Term Notes
Quotations furnished by raters Trust Co:
Bid. Aak.
Am. Tel. Tel s. 19:4 99 4 9S
Am. Tel, Tel. 6s 126 102 10JI,
Am. Ton. 7, 1921 101 10aH
Amer. Tub. 7s, .192J 1(! lost,
Am. Tob. 7s. 1921 101V 101
Armour A Co. s. 1919 100 100 S
Armour Co. fis. 1920 100 100
Armour Co., 6s. 1921 100 101
Armour Co., 6s, 1SC4 loo ioi
Heth. Steel Co.. 7s, 11 10014 10
Heth. Steel Co., 7. 192! 101 1014
Heth. Steel Co., 7s, 1923 101 10114
Hrlt!h, Itl, 1919 ..100 100
Hrltlsh, 64, 1921 H4 9SA,
Cent Aritt. C. 6s, 1937 91
C. B. Joint 4m, 1921.... 95 5
Chi. Western Ind, 6s. 1919 9'i
Cllv of Paris 6s, 1921 11
Cmlnhy Pkg. Co. 7s, I93S 101 101H
Pol. ft Hudson Ss, 1920 98 li
Fed. Farm Loan 414s, 1937. .100 100
Fed. Farm Loan 6s. 1938 103 103
Oen Electric 6s, 1919 100 100
Interboro R. T. 7s. 1921 9114 1
l.litott Myers 6s, 1921 100 100
Tlmken Pet. Axle 7s. 1820. . .1001 101
I'nion Pacific 6s. 1938 loa 101S
r S Liberty SHs -70 St.
V. S. Liberty 1st 4s 93.60 93.7',
U. S. Liberty 2d 4s 93 20 9J.!j
V S Liberty lt 4s 96 00 95.1f
V. S Llbertv 2d 4s 94 16 94.2(
1' S. Liberty 3d, 4s 95.36 96.4
U. S. Liberty 4lh ' 94.06 94.H
Omaha liny Market.
Receipts linht on both prairie hay anfl
alfalfa, and with the demand Improving
It 1ms caused the market to advance on
nil grades of prairie hay and alfalfa.
Oat and wheat straw steady, with no
change In prices. .....
lyCholoe uplnnd prairie, 127.00; No
1 J25. 0nii 26.00; No. 2, 121.0o23.00; No
3 $16 0(m 19.00. No. 1 midland, 125 OOW
26(10; No. 2, ?!.00W22 0O. No. 1 lowland
120.0021.00; No. 2. $16.0018.00; No. t. .
J12O01400.
Alfalfa Choice. 13100; No. 1. 129 00ST,
SO "0; standard. 26.00Sf 2H.00 ; No:i 1, $22.01
SSt-5.00; No. 3. $20.00t 2100.
Ktra,vOat, $12.0013.00; wheat, $ll.vt '
12.00.
Liberty Bond Prices.
New York, March 1. Final prices or
Liberty bonds today were; 8 Ha. 99.70;
first 4s, 93.63; second 4s, 93.10; first 4 s,
95.02: second 4 s. 94.14; third 4 s, 91.40;,
fourth 4s. 94.10.
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Future Delivery
All Important Markets
We Are Members efi
Chicago Board of Trade
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Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis Merchants Exchange
Kansas City Board of Trade
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Lincoln. Neb. Atlantic, la.
Hastings, Neb. Hamburg. Ia.
Holdrege, Neb. Des Moines, la.
Geneva, Neb. Milwaukee, Wis.
Chicago, 111.
and all of these offices are eon
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wires.
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Company
Grain Exchange Building,
Omaha, Neb.
p. S. Cash Consignments Solicited.
announces the opening of an '
Investment Bond Department
for the buying and selling of Municipal,
Public Utility and Industrial Securities
Mr. Carlisle J. Thorson, Manager.
Formerly Associated with the '
International Trust Co., Denver.
stockholders of
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