Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1916, Page 9

Il L JEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1916 REAL ESTATE | paines, M Blayoed Winssas, cstra T : FARM & RANCH LANDN COR SALR GRMN AND PRODUGE MARKET [tancy. Washingto 0, Spitzenburg lOMAHA LIVE STOGK MARKE | Woumn ‘Var ged division - Nashington, fancy, JArter lower In spots, Bes KANSAS, — (HONEY_Comb (4 sectione), $115 case it Sher Deatant Sl abd sevoral — i B 2 Tmblera) ve. " o ood sort sold up o O R i T N T c"qh :W:!:Y! ;Iu Unsteady and is |Ajine & dor Sox tumblers) S v "™ | Cattle Receipts Large and Trade is | 3™ © 4 sort wold upwards (rom igelling Pressure Prevails During to two cor \iroads, to noted Unchanged to a Cent Dates: Dromedary, (¥s), $28 case; Quite & fow feeders were offered, more gohools, et 'y nally well lacated Lowir irf - Aed |:mr::a wainuts, $1'% box; fard dates, Slow ‘°hlfl:¢;A—5hP'P and thowing'up Than atany Gme laat week. the Greater Part of y of cholce th gricultural 1 1% " . ) mbs Lower but o ors took up practically Tra adjoining farma producing M to 35 . | CORN 8, ! " My t: | e R o ptbacs e Bherd - Sdloming farme producing % to By ALES AT CENT HIGHER cucumbers, $200 don . tepper basket | | toeder division Want 'in’ direct toucn B atoresied | il | aulfower, 878 crate”brotect sorous, | HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER | ‘ol (ot shacgand ikmba: tames, | SENTIMENT 18 PESSIMISTIO people; big profit making middleman | o 6 |w ~ g - AR B zood to choice, §9.7I000; lamabe, falr to Barred. Address ¥ 1 Bee ™ OMAHA, January 10, 1416 ‘:»u’- rvl”'“”l“'h e 4.“.‘ n“v |: OMANA., Jan. 10, 181 good, $9.500m 75 Inmbg, clipped, $4.00 ™) NEW YORK. Jan. 10 " - oA ed o cas . b v Lurnips, rutabagas h.; lettu Jan. 10, vearfings, g o ohgice TogN 1 NE K Selling proasure ——rETe— R — |and there 4 lettuce, leat, #0e doz.: colery stimate Monday HE00 15000 1000 | kood to cholos, | §6.006% - qwers |Any's frresular trading, | with variable GHOICE FARM BARGAINS - g was a good demand, but the (jettuce. leaf, 0o dox. celers, me - B A SWen, e and substantial dec . Sotne m re stock farin, $5 p I ,"’, was quoted unchanged to ¢ [T "“'1 ‘rv‘lrdn’ Mi ;u’u & b |Saree 'l‘»:‘\) ]'-“1 week X S8 i “:‘\ 1, 8000400 |"""‘|'" “l";w | !n'“’l -‘-“1‘» 'me .“r’ :'\. e atoc i, 8 F S W arslov, e oz, radishes e dor 2 weeka « s | - — | 1o, Eontiment_over the PR re e Y s B3 ier. |,COM sold well ang the heavy receipts botatocs. Red River Ohlos 3100 b ame days 3 woeks ako 701210 6 [ CHICAGO LIVE ATOCK MARKET Woek end appearsd Increasingly -peani e B vty MR per a4 not hinder seilers. Corn sold Whites, $1.00 bu. Sweetpotatoes: Kansa dny 4 weeks )RR 10T | " mistic much of today's lquidation being C. 8. RELYEA higher to 1c lower, although most of the $&ZG4.50 bbl. Jerseyvs 17 amper: | u,‘fll‘ ;I‘Hx last yve 1.8 1.00 17,03 . " —— W st {mmv:.»q to out of town points S5t Beoh: WG Ofasha o Were made at 16 higher |Southern, $1.00 hamper [opt e following table ‘shows the receipts | Catile Flrme—ilogs enk——Sheep '1.. or troublea proved more than an o b mis ROUth oF Gralis ta receipts were fairly heavy and | NUTS—No 1 peanuts, raw, flpc Ib '“'M"n"[r hogs and ehcep at t Atrong. :\ fset 1o the improved foreign selling and % miles ROUChWeRt of Omahn, worth |reie In good demand, selling unchanged No. 1 peantits, roasted, fe 1b: poanuts | {MTAhS Live Btock market for the YW | wsiqa30. Jan. 10.~CATTLE-Recelpts, | thae Shorance Of the Attorney xeneral but 1 am going to sell it Janu- | s qukher Tumho, St 1b. peanuts, Jumbo, roasted, as compared with B Saad: mhinet frmi netivs R 1t s o e TaLor auntes ey the date of e Anu | Rye was unchanged to 1c higher Pec Ib English walnuts, No, 1. 16%c 100 g0 stoers, $6.0009.5, western Ateers. 1fo adont a v lenlet attitude toward s ke, Avranke 1 maet g | Farley wes unchanged tilberts. 15c Ib.; pecans, 12ige b peacans BT e i helfere " R.0008 ©; calves, | nfiocent offonders of the antistriiat laws there 1d B. Gibbs. Tel. Har. 160 | verpool close: \Wheat, 'd higher; Jumboes, I7lge 1b asils, 180 Th mixed | gie, Iy 10,50, " | ptv nited _ States teel contin A as the there. I bba. Te £ 1008 | eadh ia Righer huta, 18 Ib. 3 Lot 0 —— nrgest | PVOL ATOURd Which the market revolved FOR BALFE—Best large hody hizh ;|nrh~‘ Primary wheat recaipts were 2,47,00 bu, | POPCORN--No. 1, rice, de b 40c 1 1b s fnrnrw.ml table ahows the avera :‘d:;.‘:\l:}'::\lrflr-‘;\n:h “‘”"'-Ar‘w“vblrl,-fl in ita fitcul fods of activity. Opening medfum priced land {n Nebraska: vary | and shipments £2,00 hy cefp ok 2,50 cns yraska whit of hogs at the Omaha live stock |[AY i AL KT, a slight fraction over last week s | . | Ipments 52,000 bu., againat receipts packages, $2.80 case:. Nebraska whits | market’r ' TABR Tith coms |lower; bulk of aales, 8 SOBARS; Ight, $8.30 X iittle monoy required. . Hiradiey, "Wol- | of 'LELA0 bu. arid shiginenta’ of- 1,04 00 owing to quality, Basiee 1 | market tor the last tew days. e mixed 86 IhQ8M. henvy, $.00 ",‘flx" plor Lo the Jethnes 40 tre Dot ch, Neb. u. Tnat year MISCRLLANBOUS — Cornpops, korn- | £ - rough, $6.5006.0; plgs, 8.2 prior to the {ssuance of the Decem GOOD little stock f ot ot Primary corn receipts were 1,372.000 bu. |ettes $3.36 case. cornpops, kornettes, one | X WAREE AND BAMBS ‘IT.-* ipta, 25,00 [Der ton: statement, an_increase of A ttle stock farm four miles . | T 250, |abo o from Blair, Neb. all xood bottom land | 274 Ahipments 431,000 bu., against receipta |half cases, §1.854 casc. checkera, cracker { Dec, 24 head: market strong, wethers. 680750 | fhout 61 tons in nunfilled orders over will eacrifice for cash. R. Martin, | s ).',mn bu. aad ehipments of 867,000 bu ;-\»:, l-h’:mu. $3.00 case; checkers cker- | Dec. 7 | $5.0076. %6 Iambe, $8.00M10.65 | »:“l::(k‘!'dl”{‘n'”l""" Ehtl ) i tle ¥ Min % t year. ack. chums, one-half cases, $1.75 cans | Dec. 28 ! b § nrde lightly on this exhibit Littls Talls. Minn, . |, LTmAry oats receipts were LI bu. |salted peandts ¥1.2% can. hor radish, | Dee. 2, | Kansan Ciy Tive Stock Marker. |and other lender alse’ maved unward MISSIRSIPPL, 10 shipments 7200 bii, against receipta case. Honey: com (2 sections). | Dec. 3. ¢ v 0.~ CATTLE DUt Fece n the last hour SIS s « .| Of .00 buu. and shipments of $1,000 bu B cane: AN g0, famblece 18 |Dee: 3t ”"(':?175\1\":::& ek Sty 'N.’,‘.t.. Steel's minimum quotation was made in DO you know that a 10-acre pecan or- | last year. case. Figs: Dromedary dates, 38, 85 |~ — B | d" Reora, $88019.00 dressed et stears !h‘- final dealings, the stock closing at chard, on the Mississippi Gulf coast at | CARLOT RECEIPTS case: new figs, 12-10 os., 85c case: stuffed | 100, | L S reatorn stoote, 05 MERI; SLoch: | Hotnal enkec ife ires mo hicago b A e b, | ® 1 6.00; calves $6.006110.00. Ve oll stoe merioan payments, no interest Minneapol P . oo | N \cet | SMOIUNE and other metals, the automobiia W SMITH €O, Duluth 132 NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET |j 18 [vear: Btk of & R aeh. Paavy. | froup and recognised war shares. Theso D 2819, Omaha 4 i qaa ' lowe ik of salea. 8 4N e | lssues were at loweat lavels at the close Kansas it S a — Jar 3 ¢ 71 46.8606.75; packers and hutchers, 36,5416, The rallway list was estrain s 8t. Louia B 2 Quotations of the Day on Varlous | Ja0 GleoTa 88 light, desaain pige 06 | | throughout new Haven ST SALE OR TRADE | Ve : % ommodith Jun. 7 T %711 08] 880 | mond: marke steady: Inmba, SI@1008: |3 polate which wis Totted e R0t Irrigated truck farm. Rio Grande |winoft (fales —awre = reported Lgan W YORK, Jan. 10.-FLOUR-Quiet; 'Jan. T4, 6180 * | 543 | yearlings, S8 wethers, $ASOHT.25. | aales of tocka Potr Bt ol B 0T N Valley, Texan: 40 acres, all under cul- | \neat: No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, ¥1.1b ng patents, $.86.30; winter patents, (Ja0. 4 716 6 _lewes, %.0007¢.%. Activity of N Y b Stvatid dend improverasnts, 23 City | N8 ard wniter: 4 cars, $1.13; 2 cars, | g5 600580 winter S ™ . Jan. 01 T 24| 6 ! 2 - New York Central ¢ per 10 P 102 : A ] atraights, $0.3 cent debentures featured Nat'l bank Bld O i ars, $1 :v, 1_car, $1.11 a0 16 cars. | Kanaas straights, $5.6066.50. *sunday. s*Holday | St Low e Stock Market. | bonds, that fssue 'r‘“‘ll'm ‘:I- dealing n — (T ——— [ Ha foars, #LI0; 7 cdrs, $LI0; 1 car | ‘WHEAT Spot. easy; Ne. 1 durum, 31 Receipts and disposition of lve stock | §T. LOUIR, Jan. 10.—CATTLE-Re- (174 Total sales of o P ol S s cars, $1.08; 4 oars, “vl|”-' 4 "Nx'u‘u‘"\; 5/ f 0. b, New “ork; No. 1 northern, Du-|at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb. |eeipts, 680 head, market steady: native | were 4,660,000 . honds, par value, UPPER WIBCONSIN _Best _dair WLRer L dar B ‘\' r-lr. - No. | luth, $1 and No. 1 northern, Mani-|for (he twenty-four bours ending &t 3 | heer are, $7.506 arlings ste I'nited States bonds were unch o general crop siate in the unlon, sel he B 0 T A b e TSy e, SLEIG, 8. LGBy BURTRIC, ENOTSA | Boin. UYL e ) {and helfers, $8.906 boogh.o. eall 5 nchanged on wanted; lands for sale at low prices on durim: 225 cars, 8111 is car, $1.10, No. 3| ' CORN Yooty e, 8 yellow, 8 RECEIPTS-CARB. ., |Stockers ana feed $0007.25: Texns | Number of sales and leading quotations easy terms. Ask for booklet on W mixed durum: 1 car, $1.11; 1 car, $..10. No. 1 | pro ship! oy & " . . Catte.Hoks.Sheep H'r'S [and Indian steers, $5.25@6.00, cows and | on stocka were follows conin Central Land rant cetlent 'mixed gurum: 1 car $1.06; 1 cas, §1.05. No. | * OATE - Boore 1) N €, M. & St F 2 b : 3 | hoifers, $4.0076.00; native calves, 38000 | fands for stock raisine. 1f interested In 3 mixed: 1 car, 1ol No. 4 mised: 1 oar, | HAY Quiet: Nars Sl o0an dhe: da o | \nign Pacifio ] ¢ | 1050 Al ond frult lands ask for booklet on apple or: $1.05. Corn: Mo 3 white 3 earn, e, | 81 0sliT it No. . o g 50 | VaD o e [ ; < i "SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2 | AliChaines chards. Address Land and 1ndustrial No. 4 white No. 3 ‘white: 2 cara. Shec. | $1.074@115; No. 3, W0Tie: shipping. S5 | & N. W, enst.. 8 : £ [hend:market Towér " veatiia, 37500 | Anerican cun m:\’;;_- oo Line Rallway, Minneapolis, cars, 85c. Ni o5 whlte: 8 cars, @c; 2 cars, | THOPS—Quiet: state, common to cholce. |¢ 8L P 3 20, & 14 11876; lambs, .00 ewen, $6.00G6 75, HZ"””"" et 4 sle No. & white! 4 cars, Wl (1915 crop, 18g28c; 1014 crop, §@0c: Pacitic . B & ., east 1 .| #tens City Live Stock Market, |Am & & K. N ELL sOUS. ¢ 0. 4 yellow: coast, 1915 crop, 16c; 1914 crop, SgIo: C, B & west. 81 “ - ™ CTTY | Su onin MISCELLANKEOUS. cars 2 cars, #hc, No.| HIDES—Quiet gnlnu e "Latral R 1 & P, east.. 12 ‘ i {(4SIQUX OTTY, Th, Jun.10=CA | Aot e HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE? 1.can, Heo: ¢ care, 1 car, '“l"?'i‘:x"'h?fii G R. 1. & P., west. 2 “:"'*‘““;l‘::”f' ‘“‘" SNE . marhet stead | n Tobacco Write a good description of your land yellow cars, | LI Nrm; hemlock firs! @ | 1llinois_ Cent ‘n ‘ b , $8.257.%6, bulcher ] Copper and send it to_the Sioux City (fa.) Jour- g oA, ele. car, | Mc. seconds, 33@33c. Chi., Gt, Wes 3 1 i|cown and heifers, $1.50M6 3:; canners | nal, “Towa's Most Powerful Want Ad gio0 No. & mixed PROVISIONS—Perk, firm; mess, $10.25% | e A ~ | @450; stockers and feeders, $6.000 Tocomotive Medium.” Twenty.fivo words every Fri. ae s e 3 3 iofamily, ; short clear, $15.0 | Total receipts 1% " 3 |oaives, WMge00; bulls, staga, ete., W Ohio day evening, Saturday morning and At 5 oars, 6lee; 13 cars, G 23, eef, steady; mess, $16.50017.00 DISPOS —H I, a8 rry one month, giving sixteen a« on tweive . l b D e, B 6 mixe car, e . .30. Morris & Co. 3 NERYE. mixe ? " Jlan Pacific Qitterent days for $2; or 5 words, $4, or | L L Boige: & 25 cars, b | | TALLOW--Steady; city, 8¢; country, T% | Swite & Co % [6.86; Tight, $.3a%.45: bulk of sulcs, 3.0 enval Tonther 7, words, . 1 car, 60c; 1’ car, |@%; special, §ec. Cuduhy Packing Co | %% oee AnD ™ peake & Ohio g e ar, S6luc; , 56c; 1 car, Bhlgc, | CTe 3 i firsts, r Schwartz Co g S states. |L.cars, B5¢; 25 car, 6c cars, 4hc. Onts! | seconds,” 27@28e. 3 W, urphy - — - | Chicago & N W FOND Jour name today, Teceive Efars |43, Noi 1 ahiter g okc. Standard: 1 car,| BOGECIE recelpts, 7,00 " cases: |Morrell i o .. iiiiies e Y s ntme! Copger’ e Seom land :wm"' nxr'mfll M"’vfi‘\"? T asliyn ;-Mh m:c. :':A h ".17«1« ncae nf‘u;:‘rmg;;-' “ll.lmnnlnl l'nkuklux( Co "l:;_ ;(&m ”:.xd .|:~“|'-"k|'n‘ ;":’Y;Tl r:‘r Re- | colorada’ Fuel & 1ron free. United Realty Associates, Joliet, ple: 1 car. 40c; 3 cars : 1 i 'seconds, 1 |8, Packing Co A i mar ady; Crucible Steel 9 P 3 i rs, 3Mge; W. B, Vansant Co.... $6.5009.00; cows and heifers, 400850, & R G p m. ‘i'-;‘".r:' F‘?x: Rye: No. 2:'1 car, 92 IBSF—8teady; receipts, 1,473 hox | Benton, v aun & Lush calves, $6.00G9.2), | Diatiiterst Soouritios” —— * | No, ‘r{' . No. 4: 2 cars, e, state whole milk, flats, held specis s HI & Son 3 HOGH — Recelpts, 900 head: market | Brie s ” No, 4. 1 car, o¥he. No 1 'feed: | car tic. | IT4flISc; average tancy, 4 @TH ke current |1 T Lewln lower; top, $.70; bulk of sales. $8.40¢ HEAL FbTATE $1.04e0 17 \fl“! ;I%o:ra\\;y‘p?!:m_\;._ :\m,d ;"yrig',.“:’;_mrlah. 17G17%e; avera rmuy.\l'ln:nn & Co hfll‘gEm' kANl: LAMBS - Receipta, s | . N g R 3; No. 4 oy ' A3 3 J. B. Root & C ead; market slow; mbs, $9.004p10.10, FOR EXCHANGE tard, §1.021.08; No. 2 epring, ‘31,1411 | FOULTRY—Allve, unsettled; dressed 170 Bola ey \ M ot i " —— s — | N0 -x::‘nz.1$l 12@1.14; No. 2 durum, $i.11 | Quiet; fresh killed western chickens, 15@|1.. 1. I{usz f ve Stock in Sight. borough Con. o, TO EXCHANGE GLaz o 3 durum, 31,1091 1} sampie. Zic; fowls, 13@1The; turkeys, @2 | Hosenstock Rron Recelpts of live stock from the five prin- | I"%iration Copper $-room modern house in West Far- |66i4c: No. 4 white, seggiste: No & while | Kansas City Gral 5 . G, Kellogg . cipal western markets | cenatibaat m district near Turner park; encum- | 604@62c: N & Sgesc: No._ 5 white, y n a rovisions. | Werthelmer & Degen Cattle. Hogn. Shesp | e R e ry o6 $htb ror Iand | lom Frvidonics wrhite. Faelo; No. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10.—~WHEAT—No. |1 Hamflton Chicago 2,000 | RROM0 2600 | worth the money; or vacant lots. vellow .’ e yellow, 64a66c 2 h $1.14@1.15; "No. 2 red, $1.20g1.25, |Sullivan Bros. ....... Omaha 10600 12500 1900 | L llo & Nashvilie Might consider cottage. | No."3 mixed: ohmeto; No. 4 miced, G Ll IBNOLIC Tuiy, $itwai.ion | HOMAChI & Krebs Floux city LI R 10000 S0 | Mint o v | , Sogesc; . s i N—No. y ; No. 2/} b o 5 14,0 | o GLOVER & SPAIN, |30 & mixea fodwiie; o' Smixed Sge | white, ot oo, 5ellow, Weaic: May, |(hriate o000 : [ > b Mmoo 2 0.0 City National, | TRQ@I Sta s: No. 2 ‘white, | 78%c; July, Téige. | Higgins . National Biseult Doug. 3062, 19-20 y of ":mfi‘f -\f't'an‘ "'7:" ?\u : No. 3 white, | OATS—No. ‘! white, 43%@4dc; No. 2|Huffman Total 17,500 59,900 | Natlonal Lead NT & good farm in eastern Nebraska ( Luihiic: Noo 4 ‘white {iftiiye. Barley! | mixed, m4oc. | Roth 3 i 90 | Nevada Copper s e ol ot AT et | No. 2, Dliseitoige: No. 3. GG S | s T ey, Wi Cirats, Siei {yars ... New York Money Market. New York™ Centrai, eneral farma and bearing orchards in Bf,h';;fli;’:nnlgznglru, ‘f\lrfilnhed The | “EGGS._irata. 2e. seconds, e {Raker, Jones & Smith PAPRR 00 por Gent. - ERCANTILI) | o oxe orlda. Good soil, pure water, splendid | {"t0 yan, stock and grain | POULTRY—Hens, 1; turkeys, 17c;|Fanner Broa STERLINC CITANGE Pacitio A clioaate. ohurches, sehools, many north- | brokers, 815 _South Sixteenth. Omah: springers, 1% 4 : ® 1% John Harvey ITERLING FEXCHANGE — Sixty-day S and western people. What have you | Article] Open. | High.| Tow. | Giose | Sat's iy % Tennis & Francis bills, 84.71; demand, $.75%: cables, $4.76. ana “What 18 it worth? Address OWNeX. | {vheat 2 ot Glose.| Baty Minneapolis Grain Market Kline ... s 1| @R BVER—Bar, $ci Mexican "dollare, oat] . 390 K 493, Bee. Mar 11 9%t 1 27 ] NI AT . |Jensen & Tungren W N st ~ | May./126%u 12m( 120m 1 20! MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 10-WHEAT— ~ i ONDS—Government, ; FOR BXCHANG | Gy st 1) LI AR 1 T | dnay s dul, sl No. 1 hara, | O DR s 1864 irpemuia, gt A i No. 1 northern, $1.22%@1.24; No. 2| mot o o K18 81 E LOANS—BEasier; sixty and ninety | Southern Pacitio An $0-acre and 200-acre tract in Central ! aenl ms hammsg g (morthern, $1.8%en 20%. |- Tosale. 2 0704 12678 1THIR | gayy 2462% per cent; sl e, %% | Routhern Rail shn Jo-acre A Nomane proper [Tl 7 e maan \NGUSTR inchanged | CATTLE-This market, as well as all (oY FEO% 3 Mx Tonths, JNOR | 1 hater Conta CHARLIS WILLIAMSON, o | ™ [BATSATHOT | BARLEY-—660TIC | other markets, were heavily loaded with | "6 APV MoNgy-—g - LCompany . ! 2 g ¢ e Ly —Steady; high, 2 per |Tennssses Copper §07 Paxton Block. | I A% A8k [48%a@ RYE—03@t4c. attle, there being large runs everywbere. | coni; low, 1% pr cent ling ¢ PO | Texan Company Tel. Douglas 207, Lo Ml B RRER | BRAN-$18. 0@ Liy réason of the larke offerings the ten- | Tur'cont last J ) ne ing rate, 1X | Union Pasitic 17 P v | Pork. | T AT 1| CORN-Ne I reiw o dency of pricen was generally downward. [0 15" Vor Cant . offered ot § hor caotiNg | Union Pacifio ptd FOR EXOHANGE—8 acres in the best | . | | ] 1 0. 3 yellow, 1 74c The trade at id, 1% per cent; offered at 2 per cent. | B : o e Jan.. 188 1585 (187 |18 2 | OATS—No. 3 white:' 43190435, e trade at this point was a little slow, | ¢ uited States Hisel irrigated country: 7-room concréte | JAmn..| 188 % (187 | 18 62% , . B4¥%e. buyers being inclined to await advices osing quotations on bonds today were 1. 5. Stesl ptd 11 Prick house, well finished; other build- | May.l19 2530 19 3 2 119 20-22( 19 17 FLAX—$2.304@2 jbuyers being inclined to await ad ar Sl Ui Stesl ptd. i h od: 65 acres alfalfa; owner | ] - — i her P efore filling their or- |y g rer. 2, rex.... #%*Mo. o ostern Union " Wants wali equipped garage in central 10 17%( 10 234 10 o7 | Liverpool Grain Murket. gers, Kor that reason it was we 0 caupon il BN Y. C dob 1198 | Westinghouss Biseisic % Neb, W, H. Smith, Wheatland, Wyo. | May.[10 45 10 3134 10 4744 10 3 | _LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10—WHEAT—Spot, | had been done to really establish prices, | "o compon ASMSN. Y. Oity 4. 1y, | General Moters TWO Clear Omaha, lots, worth 60 tor | rive. || " % | 1080 10 6243, 10 47 | No. 1 Manitoba, 1ie eted: No. 1. Ms ;| 'Stock cattle and feeders were the first | U B e e IR 1| temmational Marine' Bid e 915 ne Colfax 28 vy .45/ 2 . No, i 2 128 5d. | tc t g U . " o on hh 1915 auto. Pho Jan. 1o 248 1045 |10 3m41 10 3T 10 o JORN=Spot ‘American mixed. new, R g T :T'.',\"A g :-:"-"m., 1IWNG, rectie bt a4 - y. 16 | 10 T 2. e . i | Am, ters da..... 1) | | TB—Bid. A—Asked FLOUR—Winter patents, 4is 6d | ZgsepR G wate [ANGLL iSaRy with (s I RN 0, el oL PO t l Cl k REAL ESTATE LOANS | proissa R T HOPS—In London, Pacific coast, £45. | il Armour a 0o, evin. 0 aree T a"F 8o sta. erks yvan e T e e A 76.| iSiliers of all kinds started out slow to | Al "ger is N s T — - ’ » SIONS | a little lower. Bal. & Ohio da...... 92 1 % TO 6% for loans on best class city 8t. Louls Orain Market Whil the trade continued slow all the | Cen. Paci e iy rewars ur Tesidences in amounts 32,00 up; also | ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10— ; day e e u. Paciflc 1t | waReadine ken. 4 oppe ot loans. Rensonable commissions. atares of the Trading and Closing | red, 8135 No. 3 hard, mormin o eI R IO SCCOR UL b Wt st R 4 B0 : : PETERS TRUST CO., 1622 Farnam St. | rices on Board of Trade, u ”"fi July, $1.14%. ' Fanged all the wiy from steady to as O M & '« (i 100y do cv' e mn BOXGS Eal‘hel‘ TOANS on city and farm property. Fire, | CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—Notwithstandi ke My, Wk Tars T e 7| M Quotations on cattier dood to b e e e Raiive tornado, burglary and mutomoblie in- | that wheat {oday at firat showed strength | © s‘f“". uly, T6%@meic Quotations on cattle: Good to choice |§ § f B 4 B Thion Faririo aurance, ‘W G. Templeton, &3 Bee |the market Iater hecame neavy on ne- 91 No. 3 white, %' beeves, (HIGLE: falr, 0 ook DRV | e 710 do ov. s At the monthly meeting of the Postal | closed weak, 8 TRpY totol Trie | Nmw YORK v | kood to choice 506.50; fair | 10 I noon, 1t was decided to hold their an- : | . "@%c to 1%c net | , Oan. 10.—COF ~ | J o e WE are ready at all times to | May at $1.2%, and July at $§ .":«71'511:":‘ further sharp advance attracted consid- |1g r.mg. cowe ;| common |nual ball on Lincoln's birthday, Feb- make loans on first-class city |G Seored & kain or ke to ke and focle Toslalng an, e markel for (- |feaders o0 ;' 1 ood tesdars, e Anklo-Freach s | ruary 12 A resolution was adopted fa- s of he to c. Pro s L with July | §8S0ae0. o ey property and eastern Nebraska |at a rane varying trom ot to 11 | SoIng off from Tdbo to T3, while D 11800840, common to alr {osdara, %9 voring Senator Norris' proposed bill farms. Rates on request. | “Entargement of the visbl TaTkst Oponed fim ai an ‘adiance bt |C41% 10 Eood stockers, M16G7 6. common MORRAD. 160N M ATHAL e At TRUST CO. |recelved emphag sible supply total |4 to 13 pojnts and the active months sold | (0,18l stockers % ock heifers, | LONDON, Jan, 10.—American exchange Master. under the civil service regula. UNITED STAT phasis from th 4 m the fact that the |10 ) | .70@6.75; _stock coy .%; _stock - record at the corre 10 to 17 points above Saturday's closin %08.78 i 8t0ck | on'the stock market was easy, with cable |tions. A resolution was also passed en 212 8. 17th St. [ boagrdyat the corresponding (ime laat | figures on a good scattering demand trom |Salyes, %07k v $7.0089.50; | {ransfers about $4.7. American securities dorsing Congressman Randall's bill mak- | fisures having showing a sutstantial Ik | i B ey kion - treds , saurma " P8 Rk wT B O hvarament talsed the Buy. |InE slx hours of night work cqual to 8 COUTA e he - Vi t 4 AT o Eer T N avaaka vy, | 18 off. Absence’ of ‘any’ slena of freah | vance, but there wan acatiered mellin by | X° W o A | ing price of American bonda from ¥ to [elght hours of day work. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. | F qiscourage the milec (&:drglhfu.:ner trade interests as well as realizing on | s e 16 13, 77%|% & point quite « good business was| The clerks are also anxious to have $100 TO $10,00 made promptly. T D. | no adequate relief had yet ben given to|gains were lost in the later trading. with | & s’ e il ™ | MONEY_A4@it per cent | mafl early In the day, so that it may be Nead, Wead Bldg.. 18th & Farnam Sts. | frelght congestion at the scaboard and |the market closing net unchanged e I - 1 iR msc'ovm"‘mn';—snm bills, 8% per | worked during the day. They say that MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. at intermediate terminals. points higher. Sales, 58.00 bags: January, umrERé. i cent; three months, 6% per cent. | . ~ ! Transient strength ih w > it is & habit of the business houses to TITY property. Large loans a speciaity. | to higher A dus ) Vud e Tz July, 737 i on & Report. Y T, I Ree e e | 3 higher quotations from Liverpool and ehllct September, 7.d6é: October. | T R WASHINGTON, dan. 10—Cotton ginned | 183t collection in the afternoon, and TITY and farm loan A6 per cent |and Duluth. The final abandonment. of firm; Rio 7s, 8%c: Santos ds. e, {38 6 g6 m et |prior to January' 1 was 10615755 running | this piles a heavy load into the office 'J. H. Dumont & Co., 416 State Bank. "P_'.:rfl;h‘m‘m n]:n the Dardanelles ap- | Delays in 'rl“'r(- ing cost and freight of- | ETU*';\’h{t:‘ AND ‘ru.unm..w g |-, lo’-’.l 1:::::":5 sz.w .f:;‘:.;mm:“:en“.fl. {late in the day, #o that it is often im- O e e | % ) r G g 0 b 00 : . o ; 1 B TIEY LOANS.C. O, Carlare, 5| e ot by opict i il | (st b s o e Al Ban gt d 3 e Shiouneed hat [ Sals S 12 Brandels Theater Bldg. An for the diminiabed receipts north.|Was offering Santos 4 at 9.3c, Haais | 100 1% “ i Bank Clearing g Mgyt se at Can 5 re e 2 | 3 . 10.—] o confer W and to i Wheat was comink to Minnaapolis. one |Markets. Rio exchange unchaned | 1HOGS—Arrivals were the heaviest for |omgha today were $3,06978.65, and for E firm alone having obtained about a hun- | ———— [R.T00 cpener 5 8 KRN e, R erresponding - day last year, 5. |Work with him to have him take it ,up t ' f slone h obtained about a hun- were estimated at 165 cars, or 12 e | g J NORTH _SIDF g fared care ' vy .::u_uu Apples and Dried Frates (1608 SOREES G U™ 0l weelk, | 0582209 [ wien the (rflmmrfl:.l olub to see it some ~—""BNAP FOR COLORED. s o wint to s yew Tigh price record NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—EVAPORATED |more than twice a e a8 Lwo weeks ' action aould not b et O L odern except | for the 191b crop. Taik of a'good Buro- | APPLESZDUIN" and essy; fancy, 044aido; |axo. and b.in larger than a year ago. CO | Deat: large lot; paved street: 25th and | REAH demand was chiefly responsib wlllmnw‘ 4@Sc; prime, Slu@ehe I'hder pressure of beavy receipts at : Beat, Inrge o S dad cash, balance | The market afterward cased off a good | DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm: Call- lall points, and especially = at Chica . Ort e1se nues Guming; only deal fornias, 4mic; Oregons, Whete %.00" head were estimated, the Merriam's Prox TEBBENS, 605 Omaha Nat. Bk, D. 218 dats swayed with corn. Domestic de-|Cots stéady: choice, T4 | market Lroke rather sharply this morne y . A A mm'ld‘ was fairly zood, and there was ex ::_':v‘\;:. L. Paschas, ogay ing, Shippers bought rather freely, but 2 T¢ ler 1or lg um = | Port_Inquiry | a cholce, Blac inslsted on a 10@i15¢ decline, takin, M M REAL ESTATE | B R iviig |t faney seeded, 146 ;| B B S Wl e Tokad e to Moose Meeting | 2 the h plies of hogs arrivin ¢ o T I high as $6.65 A b | here and at other western centers. Big Packers made their opening bids A business dispute between Rome WEST SIDE exports helped the provision market up- ! o ker e tieht areund 100 lowes. | ¥ P. Corrick of Lincoln, chairman of 2 SIS, . —— | ward, but selling by packers caused al Metal Market | Pl Nad to raise their hands a little be- |the Nebraska state progressive commit Miller, owner of the Millard hotel and & Y 0 Ty JARGAIN | reaction NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—M S—tm fore much of anything moved. The im- e " | Mortimer M. Theise, lessee of the build- 8BM. Si:r,{.‘:fl”n BARGAIN| 8o caun Priceswheat: o, 3 rod. | %0 Suelier ol Sioted, Hopyar sivaggh | Bioserent wa slghy 8¢ the best, for e e T aran of |ing, has resulted in a suit for 800 3 ode; No. 3 red, ward. | electrolyti A0@A %. 1ro when hogs finally began to move freel, fine condition, east front lot on paved | $i.2244@1.22%: No. 3 Corn: | 1 northern, $20.5a20.75: No. Tt 'Was ai figures that were largely 1009 |night and Tuesday | damages brought by Thelse guinat gireet; close (o Teavenworth atreet car; No. ¥ yellow, old 4 el No. 1 southern, $3. loc lower than last week's close. Mr. Corrick ecarriss: the proxy of | Miller. The damages are asked, it 1s ock to school and a e vi - N@12%e: No. 4 white, new, 70% .2 Py ¢ 1t el along toward WP - “ bla property; lot #x1i0. “If you want a Oats: "No. 3 white, #AeB%e: stan- | At London s Spot. b o e L oy "hoa? 5% [Nathen Merriam of Omaha, who is | sllesed. because Miller had Thelse ar big bargain Tel. H. 7165, dara, #@iic, Rye: No ;v(.u Barley: 41 | 55 clcetralytic, 114 Spot [prices remained about the same all really the progressive committeeman | rested, without good reason - T, Seeds. Timothy. $5.c0t890. ClOVer, | {ures. €175 135 Antimony, (1% lLead, (2, (through. Close was more or less uneven, |from Nebraska. “On account of the 10.00619.00, Provisions: Pork, $18.75; lard, | Spelte, (5% . and while some sellers thought ¥ tle REAL ESTATE ooz ribe, BBGOI hea weaker, others cluimed ey wivs. 'chls :”;"‘M‘" YhuRets o hoeee ¢ bty RELATIVES ARE SEEKING o =9 '’ ER—Steady creamery. 206234 |to_do better on the windup tha sa r. Merriam, “T could not get away VACANT. | a8 Lower, recelpts, 27 cases: | Sugar Market. other time . "'y‘i)un now, and I gave my proxy to the FOR ONE HENRY WALKER b e | firats, @2c; ordinary firsi @7ci | NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—SUGAF Genernl market was just about 1 . " BARGAIN LOT At mark, cases included, steady. centrifugal. 43364 AR Raw, | oat of the seles wers made as |*tate chairman, Mr. Coerick On Lake St., ® ft. west of Telephone POTAT Unsettled: receipts, 18 cars; | 4. 3 o y: o 1 h8he |$6.50@660, with quite a A blg banquet of the progressives w; Whe s Harry W, er? : B, 0 ft. weat phone | POTATORE-Unasttied; oure; | 356maTie. Refined steady out louf, 5.85c: | ILIGSM. Wis gulte b, rinkling_ of | A - 4 " a8 re | y Walker exchange. 2 Vs, MDrovenents, o an, consin, Minnesota an - | crushed, mould A. 6.40c; cubes, 6 80c khts around 38 %.45 and on down. Sev. |held at the Blackstone hotel in Chi- | Sarfact full 101, %0od district. Bufiders |kota whites, §1.00@1.05: Minnesoia and Da- | xxxx powdered, &ic. powdered ' 606, |oral loads sold as high as 3.6, the day's |cago last svening, end the o] s Methariank watee Al O Wil | take notice. C. 8. Shepard., owner kota Ohios, Sc@1.00. |fine granulated. 5.9%¢; diamond, 5.%ec. Fu- [toD. 3 & | Wash., are anxiously awalting news of —_— =" POULT Allve. higher; fowls, 15%c;: |tures opened steady today and at noon | No s Pr No. Av. @ py |Of the national committee 18 to be called | his whereabout. The mother is ili. REAL ESTATE springs, 16c; turkeys, 15 {were at about Saturday's closing level » ey % m 1. ¢4 |to order this morming by Natlonal A letter from the sister to the chief - : - e M | Chalrman George W. Persins A INERA M = i H I 256 40 660y | of police states that Harry war alopted | SOUTH QNARA GRNBRAL MARKNT ‘M-lt to Drill s do R MRS 8 SR M Merriam saye arrangements will g g oo st 1 S TET T T USRI vy UL T S ¥ 111t1a to Url ‘ @ ¥ u b = lkely be made at this meeting for the | noe be aware at this time of the identity .‘,);,h?,:,':‘_”" e 16, No. 3, 154c. Loina; No. 1, 20%e: : : : | "siiEiP-he largest win for aiy "one | PrOSTessive national convention. of his real parents. His family name is — e | N0, 2,187 N0, 3, Uc. Chuoka: No. 1,1 n € AUAITOYIUIN [day in weeks Was on hand today, esti- = = === gc: No. 2, 8%c; No. 3, f%e. Rounds: No | |mates calling for seventy-nine cars or Osborn. % TATE 1. ia%e; No. 2, 12%¢: No. 3, 11%c. Plates - 119,000 head s in 7,500 larger than last uSt y 0. y Detective Donahue of Chia¢ Dunn's of REAL ESTA No. 1. Se: No. 2, S%c: No. 3, Te Adjutant General Hall, Major Ster-|week, four times as Iarge ns two weeks fice has the letter of inquiry and is mak- UBURBAN | NPRUITE-Oranges: ~ California_ Sunkist | ricker, Maj 1 and Captain Yates |80, and more than 1,000 greater than for | H 1 v - SU | . ornia, st | ricker, Major Elsasser and Captain Yates | 480 ore th ¢ a or ing a diligent search for Wa ker, who i3 S 3 et box. | Californ's S the corresponding Monday of last year. | p ng Hennon. N o ase looe $2.60 per Bow: | Of the Nebraska National Guard have re-| Heavy runs both bere and at hicago is Steppin 0 sald 1o be 27 years of age &ROOM MODERN | California "sunksst Navels, 1i%. 275 por | Quested the city commiasionors to krant | were the order of the day and price de- | Hi h Ri ht N e ———— SENSC OME. ~ ; Calif Navel g on of uditoriurm . | preciations o of fat stuff were | e cant i inse | puonthly instell | B por boxs Californie o Yol 1100.96 & pertion of the & ""r"' n tase- | {HC Nile from the outset. Firat bids on g g OW | wiLL DIVIDE CITY INTO il cash, bulance TSI modern | J60w, Sis, fhe. S5 Der box: (aiifornis | MRt for armory purposes for the local {lmbe looked mainly a quarter lower, and - TR home at 219 N. 59th St Henson Sunkist Navels, 176s, 0s, 716, 2508, $8.75 | battalion of the guards. he marke! was & litle aloF an KUINE | Tom 8. Kelly, the genial general agent THREE GARBAGE DISTRICTS WA WOLS | Sunkiet Nevele ar Golden Towl 3Wm | The matter was referred to Commis- | o act, tunds' ot A0GHEe tower Feurer ; py g B intas ot | e, pone: _ Gelden Bowh Sta r : imis- | on carly rounds at 10@16c lower figures. |of the Travelers' Insurance company, is a e, B8 per bex; Mivee Cord, &8 w‘llonur Withnell, and the understanding is | Throo' decks of cholce lght AMexican |in recelpt of a telegram from his higher- Dox: 6h "B B85 par bok: Clearwatar, all | that the request will be granted under | \SIRHS B4} AONGRE SO0 ET0 DOLET (NAN [ups, which reads The eity council committes of the whola Cotton Market. e 3i.% per box. Grapes alagas, | specified conditions. The guards will pay | “"After first rounds trading became more | Our records indicate that you qualified | Iformally aporoved Commissioner Ku- S SRR ‘Jan. 1 —OOTTON-Spet Q8% per bhi . Henana m for the light and will postpone drill on | Active. and the market turned out fairly for sixth place for volume new premiuma | gel's plan of dividing the city into three RK. Ja -COTTO} A t el o Mevening when the space might he| SaUsfactory. conidering everything. Big|and seventh place for amount of insur: | garbage districts for conventence in haul- quiet, middling upland, 12 $.00g2 % _ bunch ovel end of the supply had moved by noon at snce smorw all ‘he commany’s agents | bales’ sizes, Jum) 7. bunc needed for other uses, which would not | prices that ""fd rgely around 10@isc 1ife department for 1915 with over $400,000 | InK. Bids will be solicited for taking the “‘(!Mlu:lq .!“‘"n'rur- V';‘Dcr'wd ‘;Y:‘nrA l':m gnnbem X A{ ::nf':. ?n- be often. | below last wee close. In addition to pald for to your credit. The officers of garbage from the city at three loading oy 1a00c; Octoner, 13 il £~ 2, ""'w“"»,_u' a.&m —_— TAD-| 1t is the intention of the guards lo have | }:‘,‘nh"",‘.’"" X0 _sake, ohales S-gound },',';,r;“;',‘,'.‘,'\"’;“‘,'::,__Yg‘g',l',ffr';"“fi,:"d'"'_':i stations which are to be establishcd. Last Cotton ciosed generaily 1 to 1 points | APP! Cacas - ions Beanties, ¥, | their regular headquarters and arill once | Bulk sold from $016 downward. * Congratulate you on your success? year the city hauled garbage to one point, net_lower. ihod i o H: extra Jo-uhla Washing- | 5 week in this basement lf mtmpnza :mn total arrivals. “T That gives title to a gold medal and | but the addition of South Side and Dun- firm; (b A7 A, 8B | s %.él . Wespars, ?m S e—— plles of aged sheep were moderate. A8 explains why Tom is stepping so high | dee to the garbage system makes shorter low 7.59d; sales, 10,000 bales. |ous, 3 ; Pear- | Tead The Bee Wany Ads. pays! offerings, and sold at about the same 'i€ht now hauls a necessity THE [ ¢ NEW YORK STOCK MARKET|GRAIN RECEIPTS ARE HEAV 0 | Stock in Storage Ahead of Last Sea- son for First Time in Some Months. — CORN AND OATS PRICES ARE UP Heavy grain re Pt since Baturda | 1 carloads, divided as follows: Wheat, 0 corn, 21 . forty-one; tye, elght; | barley, four. have increased the Omaha stocks in Storage until they are In ex- cess of thia date one year ago by 868000 bushels. This is the first time in montha when the stocks stored here have heen greater than during the ecorfesponding dates of 1914 ahd 1915 Stocks In Omaha elovators now and on | the corresponding date of last year. in shels Now. Yea Wheat 1,367,000 7 Corn 10,000 Onta 1,280.000 1.0 Ry 99,000 irley 20,000 10,00 Total B588,000 2,717,000 1t will ba noted that the greatest gain is In wheat. This, it Is asserted, is due to the continued advance in price during all last week Omahn Passes Chicago. In the matter of receipts, Omaha passed Chicago, that market having a total of 218 ears of grain on =ale, it including that sent In from the primary markets throughout the country. Omaha was also ahead of Louls and Winnipeg on totals, but slightly below Minneapolis and Kanms City Shipments of corn and oats were light, but there was a falling off on wheat on account of the embargo having been laid against practically all of the Atlantic and some of the Gulf ports The market on corn and oats strong and higher, but on wheat on ac count of the heavy receipts here and elsewhere it broke a cent Wheat sold at $1.06 to $1.15. corn, % to 66 cents, a cent above the prices Satur day, and oats at 35% to 43% cents, 'q cent | nigher Manufacturers Are Starting Year With Money in Treasury R. W. Besley, nowly elected president of the Omaha Manufacturers’ association, starts his administration with a mem- bership larger than the association has had in any year in the past. Twenty-ons new members were signed in 1915, and the new officials now take over the run- ning of the association with a total of 24 members on the rolls. R. A. Leussler, the new treasurer of the association, takes over the hooks with something over 00 in the treasury, which is an exceptionally fine little bal- ance with which to begin the year. The new officers and new directors have already decided upon a strenuous campaign for new membership. All of Greater Omaha, which includes what was formerly Dundee and South Omaha, is to be Included in the campaign, and the whole district is to be thoroughly can- vassed. The directors also have been assigned a definite duty for the year. They are each to write a lotter once a month to Prosident Besley, suggesting new lines of activity and work to be taken up by the aasociation. New Postmaster Asks Wharton How to Be a Success Willlam C. Rosecrans called at the post- office and was introduced to Postmaster Wharton. Mr. Rosecrans has just been |appointed by & grateful president and | menator postmaster of Ashland, Neb. He had heard what a bear of a poat- master Colonel Wharton is and mentioned several of the stories about him in The Bee. So he wanted to get first-hand in- i formation on how to conduct an office successtully, Petroleum V. Nasby Whar- ton declared warmly that it will ever be {one of his highest pleasures to aid and | assist in any way within his power and | under our glorioys constitution any post | master, even a democrat | Mr. Rosecrana’ father was a cousin to | General Rosecrans of civil war fame. The new postmaster was & painter and deco- | rator prior to his appointment, but has been suffering from lgad polsoning for some time, nearly 8t was | 'Vagrant Dies Two Minutes After He is Placed in Jail J. H. Brady, convicted as a vagrant in police urt yesterday, died (wo min- utes after his incarceration in the county jall to merve his sentence. Brady's life began to ebb while making the trip from the &ty jail to the county jail in the po- lice patrol, and two minutes after his arrival at the latter place his heart stopped beating. Brady was 68 years of Three Bound Over on Holdup Charges | Clande H. McAvoy and Byron Travers, | charged with the robbery of the Ring! |drug store, Twenty-fitth and Davenport streets, December 2, were bound over to the district court with bonds fixed at 1,000 each Harry B. Butler, arraigned for the rob- bery of the Nels Jacobsen saloon, Thir- teenth and Dodge streets, New Year's eve, was bound over with bonds fixed at §1,000. All three men will be arraigned Wednesday for breaking and entering Ducky Holmes' saloon at Fifteenth and Capitol avenue, UNION PACIFIC LAND CO. ELECTS ITS DIRECTORS At Union Pacific headquarters was held the annual meeting of the stockholde: of the Union Land company. The l'nloJ Land company is & holding company of | the Union Pacitic, having charge of th lands and townsites. At the meetin Claude B. Matthal had charge of thy proxies and as directors elected W. A, Harriman, R. 8. Lovett, C. C. Stillmang C. B. Seger and Alexander Millar. all of New York. Some time in the future thy directors will ineet In New York and elec) ofticers | | Perticular investment advice about specific securities. In THE ODD LOT REVIEW. pub lished by Joho Muir & Co. m mb s York Stock Exchange. 1 Beo d+ y York Clty. 31 & year. sead for am be ohpy