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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1920)
J THE BEE; OMAHA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 192Q. 11 FINANCIAL. SAFB INVESTMENT. Wanted ll.Jo loan on IMM fratsr el Insurance poller, Man wishing to mak lota la beneficiary, rue of poller will com to beneficiary upon death of lnur4, who la 1 years old aad Is poor health. Will arrant inattara ao that oatlro 11,00 will b paid to not holder upon death, of Insured, and will ktep premiums In Insurance. Chance to make from f0 to ll.OOt la abort time. Addreo Be. Bos M l. FARM AND RANCH LANDS. Arkansas Lands. can ahow you corn mak ing () buahala on MO land; (too fruit and berrWa, Ideal dairy country, iplen dld water and climate, I hav large Hat of certain. Writ John P. Jones, jupena raa, Ark, Colorado Lands. Pueblo County. l.HO-Arre Ranch. All fenced, eroaa-fenred. One four () roomo house, ,brn 11x50 atoro, poet office land. Intareat In artaalan well Twenty (10) acre In alfalfa. Three (i ether aata at other Improvemtnta that go with thla ranch, alio (nod springs. Price, 116.10 Per Acre. Terms: Pueblo County. 1,400-Aor Ranch. AU fenoed, cross-fenced. One hundred and fifty (1(0) acrea broken out. Three . ! tqod walla of water. Ono three (3) room house and one four (4) room house. Barn, ahed, corral and outalde of rants. Some laaa land. Price, 1J1.50 Per Acre. Term. Pueblo County. 9(0-Acre Ranch. AU highly improved. 120 acrea In fine alfalfa, 100 acrea under one of the beet dltchea In Pueblo county. Cut over alx hundred tons (600) per acre of alfalfa thla year. Wheat made forty even (47) buahala per acre. Corn made acventy-flv (76) bushels pec acre. Over 115,00 taken off of this ranch thla year. Price, 60 Per Acre. Terms. ' Pueblo County. 320-Acre Rranch. Small house, barn and fifty (50) acres broken out. Every foot farm land, shallow water. Close to school. Price. 10 Per AcrrT Terma. Specialty of cheap Colorado lan. ranch colonisation tracks; for further particulars writ, Kansas-Colorado In vestment Co., 201 Bennett Bldg., Colo, rado Springs. Colo. . Colorado.Xand For Sale Plv thousand acrea twenty miles south of Matheaon, Colo.; all tillable; 2.000 acres under cultivation, 1,000 prairie; sandy loam aoll, watered with windmill; three good Bets of improve ments, wortb from 17,000 to 110,000 each. Crops are corn, wheat, rye, beana and potatoes. Well fenced In sections and half aectlons; school house on tha ranch; five telephones, store, rural mail delivery. Price 120 to 150 per acre; half cash, terms on. balance. Thla Is a real farm, lays Ideal. Will sell all or any part from 1(0 acre up. Price according to number of acrea under cultivation and Improvements. H. A. Hobinsen, Colorado Springs. Colo. 1124 N. Tejon St. LAND BARGAINS -MUST SACRIFICE Phillips Co., Colorado, land. Production equal to eastern Nebraska; 1300 land at only 170 per acre. Third of 100 acres of wheat on each quarter delivered to market S miles. Half aectlon with 110, 000 Improvements 220 acrea cultivated; 10 acrea In wheat; third delivered to market 4ft miles, 1(0 per acre. One fourth down, balance subject to mort gagee and yearly payments. Wire or writ owner, 1140 Logan St., Apt. 8, Denver. LAND SEEKERS. Thoao that want to buy farms and ranches, both dry and Irrigated lands, also city property, call or write for list of same. W. L. Irwin, 1410 Stout St., Denver. Colo. 10,000 acreu choice raw or Improved Lin coln Co., Colo, lands. Bargains. Easy term. Sep J. L. Maurer. Arriba. Colo. Iowa Lands. 160 ACRES 6 miles south of Danbury, la.; all tillable; good buildings; 1250 per acre; 15,000 cash, balance to suit pur . chaser; 5H per cent. 1 A. A. PATZMAN. 301 Karbach Block. FOR SALE 100-acre farm, barn 48x50. hog house, eorncrlb, chicken hcuse, cava, 6-room house. All new buildings. Just painted. Inquire of own-r, Louis Schneider, Wlckham Block Co. Bluffs. Iowa. Kansas Lands. NORTH-CENTRAL .KANSAS LAND Wo havs for sale choice wheat and porn land, 150 to 1100 per acre; good ranch's. 125 to 150-per acre; on Plaln vllle branch of U. P. R. R., wept of Saline. Write ua your wants. W can suit you. DPWE A O LEART. Luray, Russell County, Kansas. tWO FINE 80-ACRE FARMS, FRANK LIN COUNTY. KANSAS ' 86 acrea 2 nith railroad town; all good land; good improvementc; (0 miles Kansas City. Price 1125 per acre, Good terma on 4 ormore. 80 acrea 1H mllea railroad town; every acre good land: nearly new Im provements. Prlce.4125 per acre; good terma on 4 or more. CASIDA & CLARK. Ottawa, Kansas. OR SLE One-quarter aectlon of land In Morn. county. Kansas. 100 acrea of val ley land under cultivation. 60 acres of gooa prairie nay iena, rrie ispu.oo per acre, u- r. iavis, jsoara or Traa mag., nausaa -uy, jviu, TOR SALE 110 aorei smooth western Kanaaa wheat land, close (o town. 14.000: quarter further out, 12,(00. Write V. E. Klquette. Sallna. Kan. Minnesota Lands. NOTICE TO LAND DEALERS."" "' Let's work together, I am in the land business, ao are you. 1 can belp you with some of your deals, you can help me with some of mine. That means If we get together each of ua will make something. I am tha authorised agent for the Site of the Great Northern Rail way lands In Minnesota; also for the Canadian Pacific Railway landa In Man itoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Hava a large list of Improved farma that are farma; price and terma within. reTeh of everyone. Send today for complete In .formation. D. J. Campbell, Crookston, ' Minnesota. v Missouri Lands. " BUY A MISSOTJRI FARM HOME- Where climate, rainfall and produa. tlvenesa of aoll la the very best, 10 acres for Omaha property. Martin Investment Co. D. 6691, 881 Brandcl Building. .OWNER wants to sell 160, about (0 I cult, barn, houae; plenty water. R. F. D. Terma to suit: Siyede settlement. 40, Improved, price 11,600; payment to suit J. Burgess, Bob. 11. Hermitage, Mo. SPRING CREEK FARM 110 acrea; plenty of Improvements; fruit. Corn mad 40 , buahela per acre. Running water. 12,800, easy terma. B-514. Mountain View. Mo. Nebraska Lands. Improved 80-Acre Sarpy County Farm at Public Auction THURSDAY, FEB. J1TH, at 2 P. U. SHARP. Sal 'will take place- on the farm, 2 miles aouth of Ralston and 1 mllea northeast Pappillion, Thla farm is better known as tha Henry C. Sautter farm and la considered to be on of the best farma In the atate of Nebraska. Laya excellent, all the very beat high powered prodoetlng aoll, on the best main traveled automobile road between Pa pillion and Omaha. Highly improved, T-room modern house, with bath and running water, furnace heat, barn for 10 head horses, cattle barn for 40 head cattle, hog house, chicken bouse, garage, machine ahed, hay barn, extra good wH with plenty of goqji water,-windmill, extra good orchard. Thl. farm muat be Been to be appre ciated. Go look It over. It will abso lutely be sold to the highest bidder on above date. . Very liberal terms can be arranged with owner on day of sale. For further Information seo th CHI aena' Stat bank, Balaton, Neb., elerk of kale, or - v JAMES I DOWD, Omaha, Neb., Auc tameer, or W. P, Mohr, Spencer, Neb., eVwer. WOOD RIVER FARM AT AUCTION, FEBRUARY 16, MONDAY, IT. M. On the abov data In CltyHall, Kear ney, -lt0., wv wiu evil l yuuii, suction to tho highest bidder, regardless et price, the following described real estates The S.W. U of Sec 11. T. It. R. IT. Buf falo County, Nebraska, containing 1(8 in taj mvn or tea, wwiuins iw iu.bi u ment Surrey. Located 1 mile weat of Rlverdal and 11 mllea northwest of cent of tho purchase 4rlc cash day of sale, purchaser to assures a mortgage of -fi,ivt iu jaarca s, if j., dcbtiu inwwi at the rat of par cent payable an-1 mUj lf ltdr at Borcaaa arias, BRINGING UP dice ' COME. HERE.! J .7 BEAT T X BEAT T 1020 w tarn. PUTintg Oaaviea. IhC FARM AND RANCH LANDS. Nebraska Lands. FAMOUS BUZZARD ROOST RANCH FOR RENT Forty miles northwest at" Kearney, Neb. One mile rrerth of Eddyvill. Neb., Union Paclflo R. R. runs directly through the south portion of ranch, hav ing awisch and loading station less than quarter mile from corralla and ranch houses; four thousand acres all securely fenced, abundant watsr; act quick; Im mediate possession; price $7,000. Ad drosa B. R. HEDGLIN, EDDYVILLE, NEB. Agent for Mary A. Colton, Administratrix, Estate of John B, Colton, Deceased. FOR BALE One of the best quarter sec tions In southeastern Nebraska; three miles from Wyiuore, Nebraska, and the oanie distance from Blue Springs, Ne braska; both fine grain markets; land lays perf-ctly level; very rich soli; 45 acres winter wheat goes with the place; small orchard; flno Improvements; 1 room modern house with furnace and bath; all buildings lighted with elec tricity; possession given March 1; price, ,138.000; half cash and half carried at low rate for long term. Address Adam McMullcn, Beatrice. Nebraska. 160 At'RE farm for sale, 6 miles from good town, level road and level land, all black joll. Good 7-room houae In good condition; on main road; 30 acrea pas ture; barn for head horses; granary; hen house; windmill and well; two cis terns; 120 acres wheat gees with place, at 175 per acre, if sold by March 1, Hox 3fi4. Arapahoe, Neb. 80-ACRE farm well improved; good 7 room house, work house; barn, 32x40, 12 foot studying; gralnarv, hog house, hen house and good orchard 4 miles from K. R. ; rcated in good river vair ICy, near Wood River. C. H. Taylor, 1004 W 13th St.. Grand Island. Neb. CORN AND ALFALFA FARMS IMPROVED; IN. CENTRAL NEBRASKA at the rifrht price. Write for list. LARSON & CAURAHER, Central City, Nebraska. tVRITE' me for pictures and prlcea "of my farms and ranenss in good old Dawes Gtf. Arab L. Hungerford, Crawford. Neb. For Neb. Farms and Ranches aee Graham-Peters Realty Co., l? Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg., Omaha. BARGAINS in farms with possession Msrch 1. J. A. Gibbons. IQlkhnrn, Neb. A. A. PAT7M N. f arms. 301 Karbach Blk. New York Lands. ELEVliN thousand five hundred buys 101 acres, mile from village, station; mac adam road to Buffalo, U-mlle school, splendid buiUIlngs, 9-room house, fifrnace, water, gambrel roof, concrete basement, barn, forty by eighty; horse barn, hog house, cost seven hundred; hennery, sixty apple trees; including hay, grain, straw, ensilage, 21 head cattle, team, hogs, forty hens, potato digger, disc har row, roller, Spring harrow, drill, woeder, sulky cultivator, sulky plow,- tedder, watrons, sleighs, harnesses, milking ma chtar, auto truck. Five- thousand cash. Free list. Ellis Bros., Springvllle. N. Y. South Dakota Lands. 11,100, perfect l'lO acres corn, alfalfa land. Hobart, Pohenix Bldg., Mlnne apolia. Wisconsin Lands. LANDOLOG Y, "a" magaslne giving the facta In regard to the land situation. Three montha' subscription. FREE. If for a home or as an Investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands, simply write me a letter and say "Mall me I.ANDOLOGY and all particulars. FREE." Address Editor, Landology. Skldruore Land Co., 433 Skldmore Bldg., Mafinette, Wis. FARM LANDS WANTED. WANTED TO RENT Farm on shares, would consider wages. W. H. Dahlke, Auburn, Neb. AUTOMOBILES. For Sale. ' RENT A NEFORD ! DRIVE IT YOURSELF 134 CENTS FEB MILE, OAS AND INSURANCE EXTRA. OUR fARS ARE COMFORTABLY-HEATED FOR WIN TER SERVICE. v DR1VE-1T-YOURSELF-COMPANY, FORMERLY FORD LIVERY CO. 1814 HOWARD STREET. DOUG. 3S21, I WAJfT YOO To see my lata 4-eyllnder Reo with good tires, excellent condition, which 4 am going to sell to the first party that will give me $189 aa first payment and 137.97 each month tor 10 months. I will pay the fire and theft Insurance for one year. Act at one or you will miss thl bargain. You eari see It today at the NEW USED CAR PLACE. I047 Farnam. Tyler 4071. FIVE passenger "Overland touring, with almost new tires and in flno ahape. In sured for on year, and no Interaat on the payments of 130 a month. $150 cash. Mr. Wight, Harney 111 during office hours.' MAXWELL Roadster, in good condition. wna practically new urea, iiao casn, 130 month for 10 months, and J will pay Insurance for one year. Call Room m. Conant hotel. 1111 Stephens Salient Six touring ear for sale cheap, almost new. Going to California. H. p. Walker. 2787 Capitol Ave., or call Tyler 1462. 1W-TON new truck, li per cent dlacount from retail price; must be sold at once; will accept a reasonable first payment and divide balance Into monthly pay. ment. Call Jlr. Smith, or Mr. Wright Harney 151, 1917 BUICK. FIVE new tires, newly reflnlshed and painted, maroon; motor In A-l mechan ical shape. Call Tyler 4071 and ask for Mr. Barstow. PnOMPT DELIVERY ON ALL MO'dElI NEBRASKA WHITE CO. FRED D, C. ROGERS. MGR. TYLER 1T4JJ . .iii-x iftiinoi Ave. RELIABLE automobile school; beat elec trical and self-starter courses; day and night school; com now; free catalogue. National Automobile Sohool, 1814 North Twentieth. Omaha. USED cara of exceptional value. GUY L. SMITH, S56.1 Farnnm St Doug. 1970. KEYSTONE MOTORS CO. 9101 Farnam 8t ' Douglas) 118L STANDARD .WINTON . r-igni six FOR SALE 1913 Cadlllao Coupe. , Good mechanical condition. Owner leaving olty and muat aell car at once, 1700. Can bo seen at the Blue Garage, 26th and Farnam streets. BOMB bargains In 'used" Ford cars. Me Caffrajp Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station,' 15th and Jackson. Douglas S500. OAKLAND Sensible Six. ' - MARSH OAKLAND do . i?l)8 Frn" St. BEST VALUES IN liSED CAR&," TRAWVER AUTO CO. 11Q f AKNAM. THE DIXIE FLYER. W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COIIFAMT. 1580 Farnam St. FOR TERMS ON USED CARS " " VAN BRUNTS. Look for the red seal- on wlnshleld. UNITED AUTO PARTS CO, EXCEPTIONAL U3EDCAR9. WANTED For spot caah, 100 used cara; quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange Co.. 1059 Farnam St Dong. 1015. WB HAVE 60 good used cara to select from. All prices. MEEK 8 AUTO CO., jOM Farnam. REDI-MADE GARAGES, wood or steel SenV for circular Bedl-Mado " Beualag cm am Vowsrtj. tut mt FATHER- 1 W AND I M OPPO0 TO BE tTOPfN AT THI HOTEL FER A, W4 Local Stocks and Bonds Quotations furnished by Burns, Brlnker & Co. STOCKS. Bill. Asked, Brlokston Tires ' 81 Burgan-Naah pfd., 7 pet., 1113-1942 99K 10 Douglas Motors, com-r: 66 ElUrodge-Reynolds Co. 7 pirt, pfd V4 10 Fairmont Cream, pfd 17 100 Cqoch Food Product pfd., bonus 101 U Harding Cream. T pet pfd 100 H Lincoln T. at T. com., 1 pet. S"4 Lion B. dt S. Co., Omaha.... 170 180 Neb. Power Co. 7 pet pfd 97 H Nicholas Oil pfd, W, bonus... 10 O. & C. B. St. Ry. pfd 49 (I O. & C. B. St. Ry. com 32tf Orchard ft Wllhelm T pet pfd .. 109 Paxton ft Gallagher 7 pet. pfd rrT. 99 100 M. C. Peters Mill 7 pet. pfd., 1933 91 100 Sherwin-Williams Paint Co, 7 pet. pfd 19K 100 TtMunpscn-Beldon ft go. 7 pet. pfd 99 101 Union Power ft Light 7 pet pfd 9814 100 Union Stock Yards, Omaha... 994 101 BONDS. Blackstone Hotel 1st mort gage 6Hs, 1919-1926 100 City of Fairmont 6',s, list., .. 4.90 Col. L. H. ft P. 6s, 1914?.,.. 94 96 U Cuba Can Sugar 7s, 1930.... 99 100 Mill Hotel Bldg. 6s, 1921-1930 99 4 100 Maytag Co. 6s, 1927 954 Neb. Power Co. 6s, 1949 84 864 Omaha Athletic 6s, 1949.... 98 100 City of Omaha 4s, 1926 4.7i O. & C. B. St. Ry 6s, 1928.. 78 4 Sioux City T. Co. 6s, 1924.. 90 95 Union Slock Yards, Omaha, 1st Es, 1931 ,.. 14 98 tCeal Estate Transfers A. Herbert Flesher and wife to Grace L. Butts, 47 tvi., 120 ft. -s. of Wirt st., . s., 40x121 ft..$ 5,000 Emma DePauw and husband to William J. Sabalauskas and wife, s. w. cor. 17 and 8 St., 10x162 ft. 1,100 Bess Her Hamilton and husband to Helen V. Russell, 41 st., 64.1 ft, a. of Cass st., w. s., 63x110 ft.. 1,850 Fred G. Robertson and wife to -George Philip Oilman, 22 at, 40 ft. s. of M St., e. s., 60x130 ft.. 1,500 Stroud ft Co. to C. B. Paulson Motor Co.. 20 st. 60 ft. s, of Amos ave., e. s., 40x124 ft..,. 5,000 Irma W. Uren and husband to Anna F. Sloman, Capitol ave., 250 ff. w. of 60 It, a. ., 60x117 t 1,500 Walter W. Pearson and wlf to Allen 8. Root and wlfo, 21 it., (0 ft n, ot Sprague st., . 42x12 ft 1,200 Hubert E. Sloman and wile to Irma W. Uren, 50 ave., 65 ft. s. of Farnam st., e. s., 60x135 ft.. 13,000 Emll E. Brodecky and wife to Ma bel Le Leppke, 36 St., 177 ft. s. of Jones st., w. 3., 34x155 ft.. 5.350 Anthony J. Forsberg and wlti to William A.. Keyt, 20 St., 290 ft. n. of Ames ave., e. s., 60x245 ft.. 9,000 H. J. Darnstedt and wife to Al bert G. Andreesen, a. a. cor. 63 and Pratt at., 60x148 ft...-. 1,650 William H. Wrightson to II. J. Darnstedt, s. e. cor. 63 and Pratt St., 60x148 ft 1 Mary Haluxa and husband to Joseph F. Wlcina, et a!., 12 st., 66 ft. n. of Bancroft st, e. a., 66H384 ft,,, goo William B. Wetsler and wlf to Annie E. Flint, et al., Sheffield st., 210 ft. w. of U it., a s ' 60x121 ft .,, too AUTOMOBILES. For Sale. FIVE-PAS8ENUER touring car: almost new, 11,200; one-third cash; balance In 10 payments. Room 929 Conant Hotel. GOOD U8ETm5ARS. OTJT Li. SMITH. HIGHEST prlcea paid for Ford ears. Web tter 4S0. v FORD touring for sal at bargain. Har- ney 1041 Auto Livery and Oarages. TRUCKS All slats. for hire. Tyler 1976. Beat servrce. best rates. Repairing and Painting. RADIATOR CORES INSTALLBP. ' Manufactured In Omaha. 24-hour serv ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert radiator and fender repairing; body dents removed; new fenders made, OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO., 1819 Cuming 3t. , Tyler U. Tires arid Supplies. NEW TIRES, "STRICTLY FiRST. '" 30x3 1 8.75 32x34 115.60 30x34 !U. 90 34x4 120.(0 DEALERS AND AGENTS WANTED. 8TANDARD TIRE CO., . 410 N. 1th. Doug. 1130. USEB TIRKS DIRT CHEAP. 30X3, 14.00; 30x34, 16.00. All slaea In proportion. Look over our rebullts. Open Sundays. Tyler 2986. 908 N. 16th St. Keystpne Tire Shop. NEW TIRES -DIT CHEAP 10x14 FISH. ...111,95 14x4 110 91 30x3 8.18 31x4 26.95 KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. 1711 CUMING. AUTO electrical repairs; service station for Rayfield carburetor and Columbia storage batteries. Edwards. 1616 N. It. RADIATORS' repaired. C. Elaassar.llll S. Slat St Tyler 001. Best work; raa sonabl prlcea. GOOD FORD radiator for Vale. Tyler 4001. Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Bargain in used machine. Victor K. Boos, th motoroycl man. 17 th and Leavenworth Eta. ' PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial ham solicit ypur old clothing, furniture, magaxlnea. We collect We distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and ouN wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. liio-lllZ-1114 Dodge street VAN TEDw-Composers of verse or mualo to write m at one. Brilliant oppor tunity for good talent Address Bur reii Van Buren, A-6, Grand Opera How, t-nicago. WILL Marian Braman, who left Spokane In September, 1918, pleas writ' an 'old friend t" Percy Collin, Cashrrrere, Wash., c-o. F. A. Wlngat. Box 49, EMILIU "STURM please writ to- J. Q. Mofockar, cat Bakery, -Sypsum, Ran. Horses Live Stock. Vehicles.' ' for Sals. : " 800 "Sets of Harness. SApDLH AND COLLARS at 39 per cent discount; free list prle. Midwest Harness Co., "706 N. 16th St Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE On Wllk'i mar and year. . Una eoltl both rtglstered and two grand, sons of Dan Patch. All sound. Aah 1314. O. A. Gallatin. Gretna, Neb. POULTRY AND JPET STOCK. S. C BUFF ORPHINGTON COCKERELS, cheap for quick aale; fin birds. Wal nut 193. SNOW- White Rock Cockerels, also eggs tor hatching. Walnut 118. ltUl-uS REUS, air kind, cheap. Douglas 4011. F MONEY TO LOAN. . DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. Lowest rate. Private loan booths. Harry Malashock. ftl4 Dodge. D. 6611. Ea, 1814. FARM, and city loans. & H. LOUGBE. INCh wmw S.1WSI JPIJf Sh Pag I VAtHT00 TO MEET NR. FOtT Trlt ARCTIC EXPLORER -HEIa .TpPP,N AT THtt) HOTEL Ml. AOVENTUt.6, WILL. OC r i cr,y Mi TO MCrV-. I DOH'T THNKTHrT "SAW AN ICE-eCR4- Market OMAHAPRODUCE Oyatofa "King Cole," Chesapeake stand ards. small1 cans. 32c: large cana. 56c; per gallon, 12.35, "King Cole," Chesapeake se lects, small cana, sic; targe cans, out, ner a-allon. 12.75. "King Cole." northern standards, small cana, 18o; large cana, 66a; per gallon, I2.su. "King uoie, norm Ira selects, small can. 43c; largo cam, I Or- ner ration. 13.15. "King Colo" Counts, small cans, 48c; large cans, 76c; per gal- ion, 11.40. snell oysters, per iuu coiuu, 12.75: hlno Dolnts. 11.50. Clams. Her 100, little necks, charry atone, 11.76; quohogs, large, 13.00. Mommotn celery, per aoz., si.io. Frozen Fish Fancy pan frozen, dressed Ravfleld herrlnr. alnele layer Dans, per lb., 7c; box lots, 6c; fancy pan frozen, Jersey Whiting, per lb., 6c; box lot. 4c; fancy halibut, medium, per lb., 24c; chicken, per lb., 21c; fancy black cod (cnlel or low pricea iisnj, per id., ioc, fancv salmon, red. Der ib,. 25c: pink, per lb., 20c; fancy trout 'medium sizes), per lb.. 24c; fancy wnitefisc, Selkirk, pan frozen, per lb., 20c; fancy yellow pike, No. 1, per lb., 18c; fancy dressed jacR pickerel, per lb., lfio; fancy frozen tulllbe whlte flik, per lb.. 12c; box lota, lc less; black baas, per lb., 2035c; croppies, per lb., 16 (922c; auuflsh, per lb., 10c; yellow perch, per lb., tS15c; fancy headless ling cod, per lb., 12c; fancy headless pollock, per lb.. 7c. Fresh Fish Catfish, per lb.. 23c; bull heads. 23c; halibut, 26c: whiteflsh. Lake Superior, market trout, medium sizes, 30c; black bass, 35035c; croppies, 24c Flncan haddt. 10-lb. box, per lb., 13c: smoked whiteflsh, 10-lb. basks per lb.. 23c; kip pered salmon, 10-lb. b:r. per lb., 32c; neadlass shrimp, per gal., 11 76; medium frogs, per doz., 12.00; peeled ihrlmp, per 601.. 12.50; lobsters, per lb., 60o ecallops. per eal., 14.75: craD meat, per can, ..oi. Wholfsale urices of beef cuts effective February 9 are as follows: No. 1 ribs, 36c; No. 2 ribs, 27c: .no. a rms, zuc; ro. 1 loins. 46c; No. 2 loins, 33c; No. 3 loins, 23c; No. 1 rounds, 234c; No. 2 rounds, 22c; No. 3 rounds, 184c; No.- 1 chucks, 14 4c; No. 2 chucks, 12c; No. 3 chucks, 9 4c; No. 1 plates, 13c; No. 2 plates, 10c; No. 3 plates, 8 4 c. Prices furnished by Gallnsky Co. Grane Fruit Dr. Phillips. 64. 64. 70. 8a 96, 15.00. Fruits Oranges. 150, lze. is. an; 210, zuu. 178, 10.76; 252, 288, 324,' 1P.O0. Lemons. 300, 110 Sunklst, 18 00; 300. 350 Red Ball. 17 CO. Bananas, per lb., 9c Pears De'Anjlou, 14.60. Apples Delicious, extra fancy, (4, 100, 15; Delicious, extra fancy, 133, small, 14.76; Winter Bananas, extra fancy, 14.75, Winter Bananas, fancy. 14.25: Jonathan extra fancy. 13.60; Jonathan fancy, 13.25; Jonathan, C grade. 13.90; Wlnesaps. 13.15; w. w. rearmain, sj.id; extra, tancy noms Beautlea, -small slues, 13.00. Sweet Potatoes Jersey Hampers. 13: bbl. Virginia, 16.50. Cranberries Bbl. late Howes. 112; bbl. Jersey, 111; box cranberries. 14. Potatoess Minnesota R. R. Ohlos, per lb., 34c; Minnesota Whites per lb., 3c; Washington and Idaho Whites. 34c. Onions Michigan Reds, bv,c: California Whites. 6c: Washington Yellows. 64c. Canadian rutabagas, ner lb.. 13: beets. carrots, parsnips. 3c; hubbard squash, 24c; cabbage (crate lots), 2c; cabbage (small lots), jc; celery. Micnigan. per aoz.. 20o" celery, extra Jumbo California, doz. 12; celery, Jumbo. 11.50; celery, medium. 11; celery, crate lots, rough, per quart, 19; cauliflower, per crate, 13: Brussell sprouts, per lb.. 20c: artichokes, per ib.. 1 Cider .Wlnesap and Jonathan, keg, 17.60: Oregon Hood River cider. 110. Hrney 2 dozen, frames comb, 8S.O0: 2 dofen 6 ounce glass strained, $3.60. New York General. New York. Feb. 9. Flour Unsettled; spring patents, 112.2513.50 ; spring clears, 9.255f 11.00; winter straights. 110.75131 11.25; Kansas straights. il2.0012.75. Cornmeal Dull; grnnulated, 3.753.80c; white granulated, 3.1 Vfi:i.70. Buckwheat Dull; 13. 2 nominal per 100 pounds. Wheat Spot, quiet; No. 2 red, 12.60 nominal. oata flpot easier: NO. 1 wnite, 11.0114. Hay Strong: No. 1. 12.15: No. 2. t.95 2.00; No. 3, 11.8091.86; shipping, !1.70) 1,7. . Lard Weak; middle west.-12O.5520.65. Tallow Dull: special loose, 15c. Rice Firm; fancy head, 14415c; Blue Rose, fancy. 1844M3KC New York Metals. New York. Feb. t Copper Nominal; electrolytic, spot and first quarter, 19c; second quarter, 1919c. iron oteanv: rvo. 1 JNorrnern, Mb-veto) 47.00; No, 2 Northern, (45.0046.00; No. 2 Southern. 143.001)44.00. Antimony 11.60c. Lead Nominal; apot and March, 8.75c bid, 9.00c asked. Zino Steady, East St Louia dell-very, spot 8.60c; 8.70c askert. , Kansas City Produce. . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 9. Butter Creamery, unchanged;- extras. 58c; firsts, lie; second. (3C packing, 1 cent lower, 36o. Eggs Firsts, 61 eenti; lower. 46c; case lots, 12 lower, 118.25. Poultry Hem, 14 lower, 32 4c; roost ers, unchanged, 1624c; broilers, un changed Ho. Visible Grain Supply. New York. Feb. 8. The visible supply of American and bonded grain ahows the following changes: Wheat decreased 2,155,- 000 bushel; corn Increased 89,000 bushels; eat decreased 107,000 bushels; rye in creased 380,000 bushel! ; barley Increased 141,000 bushels. London Money. ' London, Fob. 9. Sr Silver 14d per ounce Money 41 per cent Dlacount Rates Short bill, llifflS 11-18 per eent; tors month' bills, S & 13-16 per cent. New York Sugar. New York, Feb. t. Raw Sugar Steady: centrifugal, 11.78c! fin granulated, 15.00 11.00c. New York, Feb. 7. Coffee rye and 14. Futures, ateady; .March, 15.16c; July, 14.74c. i Spot Cotton. New Terk, Feb. !.-Spot Cotton Quiet; middling, 31.00c. , Exports; of Wheat and Flour Show Substantial Increase 1 Complete figures covering wheat and flour movement throughout the United .States for. the week ending January 30, in comparison with fig ure for the previous week and the same two weeks a year ago, have been iSSued by the United States Grain corporation, as follows: Wheat receipts from farms, 1920, 6.421, 000 bushels; 1919, 8.371,00 bushels, week, 1920, 6,671,000 bushel; 1919, 6,267, 000 bushels. Wheat receipts from farma Juno 27th to January 30, 1920, 682,257,000 bushels; 1919, 171,741,000 bushels. Flour produced during week, 1920, 2,701,000 barrels; 1919, 2,270,000 barrels. Flour produced previous week, 1920,1, 159,000 barrels; 1919, 2,314,000 barrels. Flour produced June 27 to January 30, 1920. 81,282,000 barrels; 1911, 74,244,000 barrel. Total stocks wheat, ' all elevator and mills, 1920,. 210.938,000; bushel; 1919, 146.681,000 bushels. Total itocki wheat 111 elevators and mill previous week. 1110. 217.148.009 bush- Ola: 1911, 217,111.000 bushels. ' i;nanga ror week decrease, 1920, ,I10,000 bushels; 1911, 1,476,00 bushels. Exports of wheat and flour July 1. 1919 to January 10, 1920 amount to 15,692,000 bushel of wheat and 9,738,000 barrels of flour, making a total equal to 129,716,001 of wheat compared with 114,633,000 bush el of wheat and 12,680,000 barrel of flour last year to January 19, 1911. making total qn4 to 171,141,00 bushel of wheat X29 4 L Jiggs aad Maggie in Full of Colors in Tho Sunday Boo. and Industrial News of LIVE STOCK Omaha LIt Stock. Omaha, Feb. t, 1920, Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Monday Estimate. . ,. 4,700 4,700 7,000 Sam day last week.. 9,794 7.945 8,377 Same day 1 wk ago.. 10,273 7,718 1,111 Samo day 1 wk ago.. 12,459 12,941 6,966 Same day year ago.. 11,852 20,067 10,309 Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union stock yards, Omaha, Neb., for 24 hour ending at 3 o'clock p. m., Febru ary 9, 1920: RECEIPTS CARS. . Cattle. Hogs. 8hv. C, M. St P. 14 1 3 Union Pacific 20 1 12 C. A N. W.. east.... 1 2 4 C. & N. W., west... 35 20 1 C., St. P., M. & O . . . , 17 4 3 C B. A Q., east... 1 C, B. & Q-. wst.... 64 14 8 C, R. I, & P., east.. 8 C, R. I. P.. west.,, .. ,. 2 Ullnol Cer.tral .... 21 1 : Chicago Gt. West.... 6 2 H'rs. "i Total recelots ..204 60 86 DISPOSITION HEAD. Morrl . Co -. .... 709 836 1,496 Swift & Co 1,087 785 SC5 Cudahy Pkp. Co 1,210 1,177 2,044 Armour & Co 644 3 1,129 Schwartx & Co 668 .... J. W. Murphy 1,003 .... Lincoln Pkg Co.. 58 So. Omaha Pkg. Co.... 14 Mayerowich ft Vail-.... '6 Wilson & Co 413 W. B. Van Sant & Co... 64 W. W, Hill & Co 97 F. P. Lewis 4 J. B. Root . Co 209 J. H. Bulla 123 .... .... Rosenstock Bros 70 F. G, Kellogf? 108 Werthelmer & Di-gen .. 408 .... .... Ellis & Ob 45 Mo.-Kan. C & C. Co.... 62 lohn Harvey 400 .... Jensen & Lundsren .... 66 -.. Donnls A Francis ...... 92 ,. Omaha Fkf. Co i Mldwast Pkg. Co.- 8 Other buyers 1,485 .... 1.2S! Total 6,961 4,472 7,834 Cattle Arrivals of cattle were only around 4,700 head this morning, -one of the lightest Monday's runa for some time. For the same period last week there were 9.700 head, While for the three preced ing weeks there were over 10,000. After an Irregularly lower market last week some Improvement wae shown this morn ing and steera sold strong to 1015c hlch. er and some prices looked even more than this. Quality as a whole even made pluln. She stock sold very unevenly with values strong to 25c higher than last week's close. There was nothing at all good her. Feeders looked all the way from stronr to nuarter higher, but Block ers were genorally considered strong" on the light supply all around. BEEF STEERS. No. i t Av. Pr. No.. Av. Pr. 15...... 935 10 26 15 1049 10 60 .17 62 10 75 37 .,1140 11 00 14 )18 11 60 18 1118 11 70 H 110(1 n 75 13 1348 13 25 STF.ERS ND HEIFERS. I,..'... 668 9 00 6 908 10 50 16 738 10 60 19.. 836 11 00 COWS. 7 750 6 50 5 t20 6 75 12 1020 6 60 5 718 7 00 M 102G 8 40 20 900 8 60. 26 1120 0 00 8 1216 40 60 HKIFERS. 16 715 7 00 7 123 8 00 17 787 25 - - CALVES. 14 253 8 75 19 253 10 25 1 200 11 00 1.' 290 12 00 1 280 13 00 " S 215 14 00 1 120 1'5 00 3 133 16 25 6 160 15 60 4 145 11 60 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 11 64G 9 60 30 728 10 50 14 692 10 70 25 774 11 00 58... ...1016 11 1 Quotations on Cattle Good to choice beeves, 111.5013.00; fair to good beeves, 10.0011.50; common to fair beeves, 18.0010.00; good to choice yearlTngs, !12.0013.00; fair to good yearlings, 110.00 12.00; common to fair yearlings, 18.500 10,00; choice to prime heifers, J10.00JJ 11.00; good to choice heifers. SS.0010.00; choice to prima cows, 19.6010.60; good to choice cows. !8.259.50; fair to good cows, J7.258ja.25; common to fair cows, 16.260)7.26; choice to prime feeders, 111.00 (frit. 00; good to choice feeders, 110.00 11.00; medium to good feeders. 19.00 10.00; common to fair feeders, 17.60 9.00; good to choice stockers, 19.50011.00; fair to good atockera, 3.009.50; com mon to fair stockers, 10.007.50; stock helfors, 15.5007.50: stock cows, 15.25 7.00; stock qalves, 7.009.50; veal calves, 19.6015.60; bulls, Itags, etc.. 16.600 9.75. Hogs Raeelpts of-hoga were very light, estlmatea oalling for 1,700 head. Shippers again had liberal supply of orders to fill and brought most of their hogs from 114.10 to 14.36. paying a top of 114.40. Pack ers bought as -low aa 113.90 for highly mixed hogs and up to 114.40 for well finished lights, buying the most of their hogs from 114.15 to J14.25. These prices wer around 60076c higher than packers paid last Friday. Today' market waa largely 16c higher than Saturday with the bulk running from 114.00 to $1431, ' M.UUH. No. Av. 70. .262 31. .186 60, .119 61..220L 73.. 222 8b. 70 Pr. No. Ar, Sh, Pr. 110 11 90 13 85 ' 80. .205 14 SO 61. .127 70 14 10 14 15 64. .802 ... 14 20 40 14 25 69. .207 70 14 80 ... 14 35 71. .210 ... 14 40 Sheep The week opened out with a moderate run of sheep and lambs, some thing Ilk 7,000 head showing up. Pack er needed killing material and demand had plenty ef activity from the atcrt. Fat lambs ruled 2606OO higher and sheep and feeder strong. Top lamb were notched t $20.00, this price being paid for the Leavenworth Mexicans, also a three-car shipment of extra good fed weatern. Other aalea of pretty good lamb were reported around $19.60019.75. Best ewes her brought 112.00; wether and yearlings continue scarce. There was not much change In feederg owing to th finished character of receipts, but good half fat lambs wer wanted on country account a high a $18.00018.11. v FAT LAMBS, fro. Av. Pr No. At. Pr. 205 fed.. 71 20 00 247 fed.. 76 19 75 201 fed.. 67 19 00 1 fed.. 99 18 76 FEEDER LAMBS. ' 141 fed.. $1 17 71 FAT EWES. , 1 fed.. 141 11 60 Quotation on Sheep Lambs, good to choice, $11.60020.00; lambs, fair to good, $11.00019.10; fleshy feeders. $17.75018.25; medium weight feeders, 116.71017.60: cull lambs $14.00016.60; yearlings, $15,760 17.00; wethers. $11.10014.25; ewes, good to choice, 111.25011.00; ewes, fair to good, $10.50011.25; good feeder ewes, 18.000 1.15; Swe cull and canners, $7.0008.00. filons City Liv Stock, Sioux City, la.. Feb. 9. Cattle n ceipta, 1,500 head! market (trong; beef steers, choice, fad, $11. 50016. 00( short fed, $1.10012.60; fair beet steer, $7.0008.00; fat cow and halters, $8.60011.00: can pars, ll.OO06.COl veal calve, $1,000 16.00; feeders, $8 60010.60; common calves, $6.6009.001. stockers, $7.(001.60; fesding cows and Aelfera, 15.2107.75. Hog Receipts, 3,000 head; market IS to 60c higher; light, $14.15014.60; mixed. 114. 10014 10; heavy. $14.10014.15; bulk of sales, $14.15014.11. Sheop and Lambs Receipts, 1,(00 head! market atedy. , ' . Chicago Llv Stock. Chicago, Feb. 1. Hog Receipt. 11,. $00 head; estimated tomorow, 35,000 bead; weak to lie lower than Saturday' aver age; bulk, $14.25014.10;. top, $15.26; heavy, $14.10014.65; medium, $14.26v ir90; light $14.40011.00; light light, li.09014.60; heavy packing ow. smooth, 11.50014.00; paeking aow, rough, $13.00 613.60; pigs. $11.00014.00. Csttle Bcelt.t. 14,000 head: tstlmated tomorrow, 15,000 head; weak; Btcf steers, msdlumand heavyweight eholc and J rime, 115.00017.00; medium and good, 11.00016.00; common, $1.00 911.0: light BUT 1 I iY-NO UfeE- II II AD HE COOLON'T J HE LEFT THE ft 1TANO IT HERE - Ht HOTEL THI i ROOM TOO r- Short Term Notes Quotations furnished by Co.: Amer. Tel. Tel 8s, 1124., Amer. Tel. & Tel. 6s, 1926., Amer. Tob. 7s, 1922 Anaconda CoDDer 6s, 1929., Peter Bid . 95 . 974 .1014 . 944 . M4 Truat Asked 954 98 1024 95 93 Anglo-French Ext.-6a, 1920 Armour & to. von. ueo. 1921 Do 6a, 1922 Do 6s, 1923 Do 6a. 1924 6 ..100 ..100 . .10 .-.100 2.10014 1.100 Bethlehem Steel Co. 7s, 192 1014 io; 93 93 100 98 100 994 1014 103 101 92 96.91 90.90 10.11 91.30 90.41 93.48 .90.52 97.80 Bethlehem Steel Co, 7s, 19 Britlah 4l, 1921 C. B. & Q. 4s. 1921 13 934 Cudahy Packing Co. 7a, 192 Kansas City Term. 6s, 1922 Lehigh Valley 6s, 1921 3.1004 97 4 .. 99 .. 99 . .101 ..102 ..1004 .. 914 Liggett & Myers 6s, 1921.. Proctor & Gamble 7s, 1922., Proctor ft Gamble 7s. 1923.. Union Pacific 6s, 1928...... Wilson Conv. 6s, 1928 First Liberty la Liberty 1st 4s Liberty 2d 4s Liberty let 4is Liberty 2d 4?i Llbity 3d 4 Vis Liberty 4th 4 Via . t Liberty 6th 4 weight, good and choice. 112.00O11. 00: common and medium. 18.60(912.00; butah er cattle heifers. 16.60012.60: cows, 15. 60 Q11.25; canners and enters, jri.a6Wli.bl); veal calves, !16.2517.76; feeder steers, (7.85011. 75; atocker ateers, $7.00(1110. 60. Sheep RMColpts, 15.000 head; estimated tomorrow, 10,000 head; atrong; lambs, 84 pounds down, 118. 00fe21. 00; culls and com mon, 115.004M8.00; ewes, medium, good and choice, 110 76 13.75; cull and com mon, 16.5010.25. Kansas City IJve Stock. 'Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 9. Cattle Re. ceipts, 13,500; market about steady: heavy beet ateers, choice and prime, 114.25 16.00; medium and good. 112. 00 14. 25; common, 19.60012.00; lightweight, good and choice. .111. 26014. 76; common and medium, 18.0011.25; butcher cattle, heifers, 16. SO (gi 12. 50; cows, 16.7512.00; cannera and cutter, 15.25 6.66; veal calves, 111.00015.26; feeder ateers, 18.00 12.75; stacker steers, !6.00ig10.25. Hogs Receipts, 10,000; market 25 to 75 cents higher; bulk, 114.264j(14.85; heavies, 114.1014.50: mediums, $14. 30015. 00; lights, 114.2514,90; packing sow, 113.60 4M4.00; pigs, 111,50015.00. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 11,000; mar ket steady; 26c higher; lambs, 117.250 20.00; culls and common, 112.00017.00; yearling wethers, 115.25017.60; ewrt, 110.0012.T5: culls and common, 14.500 9.85; breeding ewes, 18.00014.25; feeder lambs, $14.75017.00. St. Joseph LIt Stock. St. Joseph, Mo., I'eD. I. Cattle Re ceipts. 6,600; market steady; steers, 119.00 016.00; cows and heifers, $5.50012.50; calves, 16.00014.60. Hogs Receipts 5, 60ft; market 10 cents higher; top, 114.75; bulk, 114.25 14.60. Sheep ajid Lambs Receipts, 6,000; mar ket higher: lambs, 117.6019.50; ewes, 111.00012.50. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, Feb. 9. Drastic declines took plac In the corn market today, largely owing to notice that railroad cars unload ed at grain elevators here could not be used for shipment from Chicago to the east. The close waa nervous, Sc to 4c net lower, with May, $1,254 to 11.25 add July, 11.22 to 11.22. Oat lost c to lc and provisions 27c to 80c. Notwithstanding that receipt of eorn today were much smaller than had been looked for, the maiket was decidedly weak from the outset. Oeneral selling and no evidence of buying power formed the rule. Aside from difficulties ef the financial sit uation the dominating Influence was the virtual cutting off of any eastern outlet for Chicago shippers of feed stuffs. Cars on eastern road were wanted for wheat and there were orders that equipment from western roads must b returned to the country for new supplies of corn. Un der uch circumstances breaks In corn prlcea were not checked until gossip he came prevalent that farmers wer not sell ing pn the declrfio. Oats sympathixed with the downturns, In corn, but wer steadied somewhat by good domestic demand. Provisions reflected the weakness of grain despite the tact that hog prices were relatively firm. By Updike Grain Co.. Dougla 28)7. Feb. 1, Art Open. High. I Low. Clos. lYest'y. Corn I Mch. 1.10 1.114 1-26 1.2 1124 May 1.28 1.28 1.344 1.264 1 19 July 1.24 1.24 1.11 1.22 1.2 Oats May .71 .75 .74 .74 .76 July .61 .684 .61 .67 ; .68 Ry May 1.50 .150 1.48 l.tl 1.61 July 1.444 1-41 1.4$ 1.41 1.47 Pork May 33.75 34.10 38.60 33.76 84.60 July 33.60 33.60 13.50 33.50 34.10 Lard May 21.40 21.40 20.96 11.07 21.16 July 31.10 11.10 121.48 21,1$ 11.11 Rio I May 18.86 18.85 18.00 18.07 18.87 July 18.71 11.71 18.05 18.12 18.90 Omaha Bay Market. Receipt heavy on both prairie hay and alfalfa, while the -demand is only fair. Market steady on th better grades of bay and alfalfa. Th medium grade of alfalfa ars some lower. Oat and wheat straw easier with no change In prices. No. 1 upland pfalrle hay, 122.00023.00; No. 2 upland prairie hay. $18.00020.00; No. t upland prairie hay, $10.00012.00; No. 1 mlldand prialr hay, $20.00022.00; No. 2 midland prairie hay, $16.00018.00; No. 1 lowland prairie hay, $ 1 4.00 515.00 ; No. 2 lowland prairie hay, $10,0002.00; No. 3 lowland prairfe hay. $8.00010.00. Choice Alfalfa, VM 00 Jj) 34.00; No. 1 choice alfalfa, $30.00032.00; standard alfalfa, $27.00030.00; No. 2 standard al falfa," $21.00025.00; No. I standard al falfa, $17.00020.00. Oat straw, $11.00013.00; wheat straw, $10.00012.00. New Tork Produce. No Tork. -Feb. S. Buttei" Steady; creamery higher than extra, 67 4 068c; creamery extras, 67c; firsts, 624 066c. Eggs Firm; fresh gathered extra firsts, 19060c; firsts, 61 0 58b. Cheese Irregular; state whole milk, flat, held specials, 31032c; do, average run, 294 0304c; state whole milk, twins, held, specials, 3(V4fi)Slc. Live Poultry Steady; no price quoted. Dressed, quiet: chickens, western broil-, era, frozen, 40061c; western chickens, fronh, 31039c; frozen, 26040c; western fowls, fresh, 30040c; frozen, 19 0 40c;; old roosters, fresh, 264027c; froen. 17c; spring turkeys, westerns, fresh, 46051c; froxan, 61055c. New Tork Coffee. New Tork, Feb. 9. The market for Cof fee futures waa lower today owing to r. porta of insettled markets In Braalll and talk of lower cost and freight offerlnga. It waa also reported that Santo 1 to la eld crop government coffee wer lielng offered for re-sale at 21.60c, American credit. The opening waa 12 to 25 point lower, with active month selling at a net decline of 45 to (4 points during th after noon, when May touched 14.00c compared with 14.60c. the high level of Saturday. That delivery closed at 14.06c with tha feneral Hat showing a not loss of 43 to 3 points. March, 13.72c; May, 14.06c; July, 14.30ci September, ll.llc) October, 14.11c; Deceniber, 14.24c, Spot coffee neg lected; Rio 71, 14 o; Santo 4a, 14 4 15c. i Chicago Produce. Chicago; Feb. I Butter Lower: cream ery. 60 0 69c. Sgg Loweri recilot, ,$t cues firsts, fOo; ordinary itrsta, 414Htj at uara, oass inciuaea, B9iya V Poultry Alive, unchanged. . Drawn for Tie Bee by McManus Copyright. 1918 International New Service the Day GRAIN MARKET Omaha Grain. Omaha. Feb. 1, 1920. Recelnts of corn today showed a big In crease, arrivals totaling 162 cars, against 88 cara a week ago and 72 cara a year ago. Wheat receipts today were 41 cara and cats 37- cara. An order by the railroad administration today requiring that all grain cars after (.log UfMOBueu ue ruiurneu lu wie cuumy fcr reloading had the effect of practically demoralizing the market, particularly corn, du to cutting off of shipments as a result. Elevators refused to buy the corn unless permitted to use Ihe car for (hipping It out, being unable to get cara for thU purpose from the railroads. Corn prlcea were 7 to 10 cents lower for the few sales made. Oats were 2 to 8 cents off. Wheat bids for offerings in the good gradea were' about unchanged with Sat urday, but to cent oeiow r nuay market Ther was no rye or barley aoia. Wheat No. 4 bard, 1 car, 12.36; No. 4 northern spring, 1 car, 12.41; 3-5 car, 12.40: No. 3 -mixed, 1 car. 13.28 (durum); No. 4 mixed, 2-5 car, $2.36; 1 car, $2.25 (durum), t ....... Corn No. 6 white. 1 car, $1.25; No. 4 vellow,, 3 cars, $1.22; No. 6 yellow, 1 car, $1.21; 6 cars, $1.20; No. 6 yellow, 1 car, $1.17; 1 car, $1.16; No. 4 mixed. 4 cars, $1.24: 1 car, $1.22; 1 car, $1.21; No. S mixed, 1 car, $1.22 (shipper's weights): 1 car, $1.22; 1 car, $1.19; 4 ears. $1.18; sample mixed, 1 car, $1.15. Oats No. 3 white, 12 cars. 80c; $ cars, 79c; No. 4 white,- 1 car, 794c; 1 ear, 79c; sample white, 1 car, 78c. OMAHA GBAIN MOVEMENT. Today WeeK Tear Receipt: Ago Ago Wheat 41 40 18 Corn 162 li Oat 37 21 15 Rye 7 ' Barley 4 6 14 loaay ween xcar Shipments: Ago Ago Wheat 26 44 1J6 Corn 62 90 89 Oat 11 45 45 Rye $ $ Barley RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS. Wheat Corn Oat Chicago 31 145 J Kansa City zuu m St. Louis 100 261 110 Minneapolis 404 Duluth ' 6 Winnipeg ..166 ... ... OMAHA GRAIN INSPECTION. The number of cars of grain of the several grades Inspected "in" hero during the past 24 hours follower- wh,iiNn. 2 hard. 6: No. 3 hard. 11: No. 4 hard, 6; sample hard, 1; .No. 2 mixed, .1: No. 1 mixed, 1; No. 4 mixed, 1; sample iniAou, a Corn No. 1 white, 1; No. 45 white, No. 5 white, 4 Total, 101. Oat No. 1 white, 1; No. $ white, 1; No. 4 white, 6 Total, 23. Rye No. 2, 1; No. 4, 1. Total, 2. Barley No. 4, 1; rejected, 2. Total, I. PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Receipts Today. Tr. ago. Wheat 975,000 673,000 Corn 1,782.000 664,000 THE TEN on Income Month ' 6) Month PASTKENTJ PLAN. A Review of the s Oil Industry of intense interest to Stockholders in all Oil Companies We have gathered all avail able data on every faetor en tering into the oil business -lupply -demand marketing facilities of the different fields probable result of pending development and particularly the bearing of such factors on the nature of threading com panics, each one of which is treated separately.' Copies lent without cost or obli gation. .Writ Dept. OB-34 E, M. Fuller & Co. ' Members of Consolidated Stock Exch. of V. J. SO Broad Stre flew York ws PURE FOOD PRODUCTS PORK AND BEEF PACKERS PROVI5IONERS , PRODUCE DEALERS WHOLESALE BAKERS' MACARONI MANUFACTURERS w. ejtjuuse laaaa asHJsvjaaa) Slaatataai Oal !..,'. 1,021,000 711,100 Shipments Wheat 610.000 110.00(1 Corn 711.00 171,00 Oata 103.000 . 11,000 EXPORT CLKARANCBB. Wheat a ad flour... 101.09 107,00 Cora 100.M. MlnneapoU Clraln. Minneapolis, Feb. . Flour Unchanged. Barley 11. 14tl. II. Rye No. 2. 11.460L41. Bran 141.00. Cora 11.1601 II. Oats 76 S 077 40. Flax I4.litft.00. Kansa City Grata. Kansas City. Mo Feb. . Corn Feb-- ruary, 11.104; July. $1.11; September, t. 1ST. "t. Leal flrmla. cV. uuuii, .v. f, wiu ii.il 7a i July, $1.144. Oat May, Tifto. ' Turpentine and Rosin. Savannah, Oa.-, Feb. !. Turpentine Market dull, $1.1; receipts, 17 bbl; stock, 1,060 bbl. Rosin Market dull: receipts, 661 casks;.. spina, 199 csska; stocks, 96,568 casks. Quote: H, it.ioc; v, 18.10018. 2c;: 18.10011 !6e; F. 18.16018. JOo; OH, ll.llc; L 11.16011.41c: K. 19.18019.76c; N, 20.00o; WO. 10.60c; WW, 20.76c Dry Goods. Now Tork, Feb. . Cotton good market opened quiet today with further easing reported In gray gooda prices. Yarna held steady, but quiet. Men' wear line for ' fall opened steadily and trade waa not aa heavy a In recent seasons. Burlaps and raw silk wer quiet New Tork Coffee New Tork, Feb. . Coffee Rio No. 1 14 Vic Futures, steady, March, 11.72s) July, 14.30c. Linseed Oil. Duluth, Feb. . Linseed $4.9005.0 UPDIKE We Specialise la the tUreful ' Handling of Orders of I Grain and Provisions for . Future Delivtny , in All Important Markets W Are Member of ' Chicago Board of Trade Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce 8t. Louis Merchants Exchange Kansas City Board of Trade Bloux City Board of Trade Omaha Grain "Excbang We Operate Of Nee att Omaha, Neb. Sioux City. Ia. , Lincoln, Neb. Atlantic, la. Hastings, Neb. Hamburg, Ia. i Holdrege, Neb. Des Moines, la. Geneva, Neb. Milwaukee. Wi Chicago. III. and all of thes office are eon. nected with each other by private wire. W Solicit Your Patronage. THE UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY s Grain Exchange Building. ' Omaha, Neb. P. S. Cask Consign man ts Solkitei. 100 Securities selling at attractive prices are listed or de scribed in our February offering sheet List will bo son upon to r quest for OB-2SO . . Ik National Catf Company Correspondent Offices tn ever (0 Cities Omaha Fu-t National Bank Bldg. Telephone 131 Douglas it First Farm Mortgage Bonds Obtainable in Denomiaa tion $500-11,000. City Real Estate Bonds Denominations $100, $500 and $1,000 Tea Fro ia Nebraska. W believe the eecurltlos meet with tho nqulrement ef the most conservative Investor. OMAHA TRUST GO Phone Tyler 100 Affiliated with the Omaha National Bank. ini X iitwl errv Tjunn I 6 ' 1 sflsk . THE SKINNER COMPANY R. C. HOWE, VICE PRESIDENT and GENERAL MANAGER OMAHA, U.S. A, This treat heaoeadant food product coo. ' any Is owned by son B.OOO stockholder, e luW mm el the west's greet! tire areduetrs, " -a I 1 V ..4V j"