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TUB 1JKK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1014. 13 Swappers' Column I HAVB- A B FIAT COIINET. "UK FcVre" make; original value. J7S. Will trade (or Underwood or Royal typewriter. Address S. C. 614, Bee. SINOLH DRIVINO mo WANTHDi ex change 160-acrc good land, $16 per aero, cash value; take rlR as first payment; balance terms. Address S C. 611, Beo. WANT GROCERY BUSINESS TRADE good houne and a clear lot. Price 83,700, iulty tj.900. Even deal. Address S. C. Ml. Omaha Bee. SOUTH OMAHA LOT NBAH TRACK age. Kast front, worth $000. 3 block, to car, 2 blocks to school, lays fine. Trade light auto or diamond ring or sell cheap. Address P. C. MO, Omaha Bee. I'RACTICALLY NEW I. C. SMITH visible typewriter; cost, $100. Has every modern Improvement. Leaving city. Must ell or trado for half original cost. Ad dress S. C. 531, Bee. HAVE A I'RINTOQRAPH MACHINE for multiple lettor work; prints through ribbon like typewriter; can use ordinary printers' type, and cuts, also; electric motor and hand power; cost $335. Will trade for cheap lot or land, or will con sider any kind of a reasonable offer. Ad dress S. C, 665, Bee. :-ACUE RICH, BLACK FARM LAND In eastern Nebraska: price, $30,000; want $20,000 to $25,000 general mdse. stock, with out building. Address S. C 511. Omaha Bee. WANTED DISC RHONOQRAPH REC crds, slightly used, In pcrfoot condi tion, that arc for sale cheap for cash. Address S. C. 621, care Bee. PRINTING AND PAINTING WANTED In exchange for dentistry. Address 3. C. 607. Bee. WILL SWAP GOOD QUARTER 3EC tlon of agricultural land on railroad In southern South Dakota for vacant lot, house, stock, bonds, or what have you I lav good lot to trade for a first-class diamond or will buy If bargain, for cash. Address B. & 621, Omaha Bee. WHAT LAND IN EASTERN NE braska or western Iowa have you to trade for 110 tores of best fruit and vegetable land adjoining town In East lexosr Address 8. C. faJ, Bee. OOOD COTTAGE NORTH" OMAHA. Modern but heat. All newly painted and papered. Garage, 16x28 ft. Cement walks. Mtg., $&. Want $300 cash and good, light auto or clear lots. S. C. 664, Bee. TWO CLEAR LOTS PIERRE, d. D. Good abstract. Price, $1,000." Want gen. mdse. or auto. Good abstract and war ranty deed. ts. C. 668, Bee. IB EES TEN COLONIES YELLOW" Italian bees, in fine shape for big crop this season: extractor, extra hives and complete apiary outfit: worth about $1Z: make me a cash offer, or will trade for moiorcycie or small secona-nana runa bout, paying additional cash if warranted. Aggress fi. c. 562. care Bee, GOOD FOUR-PASS ENUER INTERNA- tlonal auto to exchange for good build ing lot or lots In Omaha; value $750. Ad dress 8. C. 676. Omaha Bee. 1 tl A ,M.. T lit III , Tl T T White, thoroughbred bull. good and tound; flno watchdog. Will exchange for utcycio in good condition. t. u. mk. uoe. SINGLE SEATED RUBBER TIRED surrey, practically good as new, as part payment on good 5-passenger auiomooue or casn. Address ij. U. , 613, care Bee. UAS STOVE, 4 LARGE BURNERS AND one oVen. hardly, used, excellent baker. Would like to 'swap for chickens; prefer vnue hocks. Adarcss a. uu, uce. FIRST CLASS PAINTER AND l'APER- hanger, will swap ualntlng and paper lug lur coal, groceries, bullalng mutonal. -r anything i can use. 5. u. &so. MOTORBOAT FOR MOTORCYCLE I have'li 7 Mi tin.. Vi ft. motorboai. In tlrdt clans condlnou, ured but little, that I will iraae tor gooa motorcycle, migm pay ex tra for good one; must not be over two yturs oiu. uoai cc izib. Aauress a. u, bid. care Omaha Bee. A-NO. 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE. former price ?6o, tor sale or' swap. Ad' dress' S. U 571, Bee. UMhi Oil 1UU LUla CLEAR IN UUUL vown i'outu DaKota; price, cush, itt .acn, ur. exenange xor gooa one-Karat dia mond ring, Aduresa S. C. 68S, Omaha Bee. A GOOD BAKERY, WORTH $300, FOR traae. What navo you. Address b,. v, us, care Bee. TYPEWRITER DESK AND CHAIR wanted In exchange for four new and crated, upto-date washing machine. Ad dress S, C. 6U, Bee. WORK HORSES WANTED IN BX- chnnge for irood IGO-ncre land at rash value, all or part; balance, It any, terms. Address 8. C. 610. Bee. STANDARD HIGH GRADE PIANO. good as new. mahoKany case. Cost $350. Will exchange for diamond ring or Ford auto or sacrifice for cash, S, C. Ml, Omaha Bee. HAVE TWO CLEAR IXT8 IN SOUTH Omaha well worth $400 and $100 cash. Want a 1913 Ford car In first-class condi tion. Address S. C. 633, care Boe. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wheat Shows Some New Strength Under Bearish Conditions. CORN ALSO DISPLAYS VIGOR Yelloir Cerrnl Help Other Grains by Its Activity anil Ilnlls Indi cate thnt They Will Help Its Cnune. $8,000 CLEAR MDSE. riTOCK IN Omaha, consisting of dry goods, no- I. - nlnii.. -1 - T.-l - ..vuo, ii.i iv,c o 1 1 v'T. r, riv. riAiuic $800 only. Want clear Omaha property or ciear mnu. win assume it some cash paid. Good location. Cash business. 3. C 570. Bee. GOING AWAY, TRADE REMINGTON visioio typewriter, almost new, for dia mond or article cm usn. AririrMK ft r 661, nee. I HAVE 40 ACRES FINE OREGON fruit land: a fi-rnom rnttntrA. modern ac cept heat, and a 1313 Overland touring car. ,in iraoe ror anything. Make of fer. Address S. C. 622, caro Bee. WHAT HAVE YOU TO SWAP FOR A set of golden oak quarter-sawed dining room fUrnltllrA ami n RitUr atAl nir.i in good condition 7 Address S. C. 600. Bee. ALL-STEEL RANGE AND FURNITURD1 for swap or sale. Make offer. Address S. C S79. Bee. 1 HAVE A FEW CITY BUILDING LOTS to swap for a Rood truck or hlch-crado automobile. S. C 610, Bee. I WANT TO SWAP SOME DISC PHONO graph records. What have you? Address S. C. 623, care Bee. HAVE GOOD OAK DRESSER, COM mode, Ice box and somo chairs. Will consider trade for horso ami pay differ- once, or what have you? First good offer taices it. Address e. u. W7, lioe. SECOND-HAND REMINGTON TVPE- writer to swap for good ulcyclo and cash. Address S C 618, Bee. ONE OLD TRUSTY AND ONE suc cessful Incubator for lour dozen good hens or two dozen for choice of either. Address S. C, 612, caro Bee. WILL EXCHANGE GOOD u-ROOM COT tage at 2626 Grant St.. Omaha, nrlce $2,800, Inc. $800, for $3,000 grocery stock or gents' furnlsmng stock and shoes, own ers write mo. s. C. 674, Omaha Bee. I HAVE A GOOD, HEALTHY YEAR ling colt 1 would trade for calves. Make me offer. Address S. C. 6S4, Bee. CLEAR l&T, EXCHANGE FOR ANY kind of auto In running ordor. Address S. C. 67, Bee. 1 HAVE A CAMERA OR A DIAMOND or typewriter or a good watch and cash for your piano, or wnatT D. C. Col, Bee. OLD-STYLE SIDEBOARD, BiKU'b&l'K maple with marble top, hand-carved and a pretty piece of furniture, but bulky. What have you to exchangu? AOdrvss S. C. 610, Bee. AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH with about fifty best records, song and music, for lot, horse, or what? Address H. C. 672. Bee. ONE FIFTEEN -LIGHT ACETYLENE. What have you? Address B. C. m. CLEAR LOT FOR ROOMING HOUSE of 10 or 12 rooms. Address b. C. 666, Bee. TO SWAP ONE 3-DRAWill 6X8 CARD cabinet for typewriter. Address S. C. 625. Bee. NEW HAMMOND TVPEWRITER, COST iiX). Chungcd work so cannot use. Will trude or sell. Address S. C. MX. Bee. hard. MMrtHk-. No 3 hard !4fr91- No. 2 northern, M1r!Hc . No 3 northern. MHOS. No. 3 spring, SKMUMc . No. S spring. WTWc. Corn No. 3. 8S4n"0c. No. 3 white, W No. 3 vellow. raMrTOHe. Oats. No. 3 white, SOLJfW.r; standard. 40He. Rye: no. z, sac Barley: 'Bo. Timotny: $.00tf4.76. Clover: $S.CW12.. Pork: 'J0.K-.. ljnl: JI0. ttVi. Ribs. $l0.6.UtHU2K. Hl'TTRR I.ower; rrcamrrles, lRfl3c. KGGS-Lower; receipts. 24.711 cases; at mark, eases Included, ITfftT'Uc; ordinary firsts, lefrUSc; firsts. 17H'lSc. TOULTRY-Alive, lower; springs, ISc; fowls, 17c. KW YonK RRMCIlAti JIAflKET OUR RHODE ISLAND RED COCKEREL tor two setting nuns. Address S. C 69u, Bee. 1 HAVE A ONE-TON LIGHT TltUV-JX, make offer. Address S. C. 624, Bee. OMAHA, April , 1914. Those who expected the wheat market lo sell sharply lower yesterday were greatly surprised at the strength dis played under the present bearish condi tions. Boon After thn nnMilnir thn mnr- ket acted weak and looked as If It would fulfill the hopo of bears, but on the break jnero waa neavy buying by snorts nna Investors, and u nulck reaction and ad vance were .een along the whole line. as pin uy James A. Patten, who is a decided bear on all tho grains' "The wheat crop Is not In the bins. I would not advise any one to put out a big line of short wheat, although the winter wheat promise was never as good ns It Is today. There Is n notislbllttv of lute seeding In the northwest on both sides of me international line, and with a re duced acreage In the north west, there would be a big change In dondltlons sur loundlng the wheat promise. "There Is a nosslbllltv of ton much rain after the winter wheat plant Is In a posi tion where rain would hurt It, and there ere other drawbacks thnt may possibly come to the front nnd mnke n moderately iniiusli situation from tho present de cidedly bearish one." Cash wheat was He higher. The strength displayed by corn was more or less of a help to tho price, as It prevented many of those who would doubtless have attacked whoat and sold It lower for trading In that grnln at all. Ono feature of Chicago market was) tho continued selllne of Mnv nnd buvlnc of July by a large Interest, while another oig concern was taking the opposite cua of tho proposition. The bulls In corn showed that they In tend to give that market nnv needed support, ks they bought possibly 1,000,000 uuaueis oi inc jay luiurn ana arove many shorts In ahead of them. Outside cash markets wero sharply higher, and the situation looked quite strong. A purchase of n cargo of Argentina corn by Chicago Interests was reported, the destination of the same being Montreal, April shipment. With the reduced rates which go Into effect May 1, It Is llgurcd that this corn con be distributed In New England Soveral ccnta per bushel cheaper than our own corn can bo laid down. Oats were Inclined to follow the corn market early, but later In tho session were Independently weak, with cash houses tho principal sellers. Cash oats were unchanged to He higher. Provisions closed firm nnd higher on the buying of 10,000 tierces of July lard by a house that has been looked upon as a bear concern. Tho selling was scat tered. Ribs were taken In goodly amounts by Investors, and pork was bought by shorts. The hog news and the Improved caBh demand, coupled with tho strength in corn, were tho leading bullish Influ ences. All grain market throughout tho world will bo closed Friday. April 10, "Good Friday." Liverpool and Paris will also be closed Saturday and Monday, April 11 and 13, Clearances: Wheat and flour. 3S3.000 bu.; corn, 1,000 bu.; oats, 46,000 bu. Liverpool close: Wheat, HGHd higher; corn, Vid lower. Primary wheat receipts were 432,000 bu, and shipments 321,000 bu., against receipts of 631,000 bu. and shipments of 292,000 bu. mm year. Primary corn receipts were 29S.O00 bu. and shipments 633,000 bu., against receipts of 403,(H0 bu. and shipments of 33,000 bu. last year. Primary oats receipts were 676,000 bu. and shipments 6SS,000 bu., against receipts of 454.000 bu. and shipments of G&S.OOO bu, last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Oats. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET No Great Changes Developed by the Day's Cattle Trade. HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER Fnt Sheep Mrnna; to Ten Cents lllcher Fnt Lamb Not Vrry Active nt Prices Stendy vr Ith Wednesday. Unotntlona of thr Itny on Vnrtous Commodities, NEW YORK, April P.-FLOUR-Markct quiet! SPrlnc unlnnts. tt.60iil-t.46: winter straights, $4.20j4.36; winter patents, $4.40 Official Wednesday . .1.716 04.70; spring clears, $4.O04j.U5; extra No. Estimate Thursday. .. 2.R26 1 v. Inter, $3.55y3.75, extra No. 2 winter, , $J.Sifi3.60: Kansas straights. $4.104.IO. Four days this week.ll.SM v 1 1 WAT spot, firm; No. z haru winter. tame days last week. .11.438 SOUTH OMAHA. April . 15H. Reeelnls were- rttl. Hobs. Shrep. Official Monday J.3S0 6,601 12.376 Official Tuesday $.? V..3J2 4,$ 9.0 t. opening navigation. Futures Same days last year. 14,7f9 SJ.S57 3$,3 mer, closing 4c lower to Ho Tnp following table shows the rrcelpt May, :Hc; July. Uc; Scptem-' f cftUlp noM Rl tnn 8outl WANT GOOD OMAHA LOT IN Ex change for almost new standard piano; gooa as new; cost i&i. Address . C. MS, I'ir.uha Bee. TWO LOTS ON 33D AVE., NORTH OP WebBter" Ave,, $400,' $10 down, lo per montn, or wilt traue. Address rf. C. ull, care Bee, , CLEAR LOT SOUTH OMAHA, 35TH tUld Madison. Price, $600. Trade for tlgdt auto. Uuuraiut'e tltie obstruct, au. ore3 S. C. 667. Bee. WILL SWAP WHITE HOLLAND TUR key torn lor two turkey hens. Addrcsi b. L.'. 6G6, Ice. WANTED TO TRADE PAINTING AND papering tor printing. Address S. C, 61V, Bee. WILL TRADE A SEWING MACHLNE for bookcase or buffet. Address S, C ESO, Bee. ' GOOD MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE ON So. 20th St., near Vinton, to swap for $2,M0. Just the liomu for a motorman, Address S, C. BIS. Beo. $1,000 EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA income to oxenange ror anything. In cumbrance ot oiny fUfX Address S. C. 1,1 U,- Beo . WANT TO TRADE Jl.WJ EQUIT IN A good 7-room house lor clear vacant lot. S. C. 573. TWO FINE NEW MODERN HOUSES in Omaha to exchange, for stock ot men's shoes or clear Texas laud. Equity $5,000. .S. C. 617. Bee. LATH MODEL. HIGH-GRADE. SEVEN passenger touring cah with electric lights and self-starter, and otherwise fully equipped, for good equity In im proved real estate; may add somo cash Address 8. C. 613, Bee. CKMENTING. BRICKLAYING. CAR renter, roofing; exchange for anything valuable. Adaress s. u. wo, uee. WILL SWAP A 140-EGG INCUBATOR for printing or onc-mlnuto camera, ao ilrcss ti. C. 004, Bee. GOOD LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA, NEB. Free, and clear; 13 blocks soutn of poBiotfice bldg.; it blocks Irom carllne; lot la 43x128 it. Price VaM or oxenangu. tor good Ford or otljer light cur. Ad dress s. C. (M, Omaha Bee. NICE 6-ROOA1 COTTAUE; BEST HE pair; modern, but neat; burn, lbxuu ft.: cement walks: all newiy painted: price, $2,suu; mtg., o00; want small grocery utock ur two guou light uutos. Addreou S. C. bw, Omana Bee. HAVE A FINE ELEVEN-MONTH-OLD, pedigreed toxnound that 1 will trade for a gooa uoublu barreled snotgun, thickens, or what have you?. Will sell also. Aa drtiss S, C, 61b, Bee. DANDY MONEY MAKER. A FIRST class 26room hotel In good railroad town. Rental, $600 per year. Price, i,0iJ. Mortgages Jlo-J or trudu tor Omaha resi dence, grocery business or llgnt automo biles. Audreys S. V. b-fj, omana Bee, SOUTH OMAHA LOT, NO 1NCUM brances, for typewriter and office fur niture. Address S. C. U2o, Boe. 1. HAVE A PLAYER PINO LESS than three years old, Just as good au now, also a line norary ot music, that I would trade for oriental rugs or sell cheap and arrange terms to suit purchaser. Ad dies S. C. f'. Bee. WANTED ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND painting in exchange ror tailoring. Ad dress S. C. 603, Bee. AUTO TO TRADE FOR A CLEAR LOT. Address H. C. 615, Bee. UNDERWOOD Tx PIS WRITER, NO. 4, all. latest attachments, two-color rib bon, etc.; little used and good as now: will trade for or towards motorcycle ir used runabout, or anything of equal value I can use. Address s. i wz, caro Bee. REAL- ESTATE. l-'AItai & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE. Mlskuarl. FARMS for sale! $5 down. $5 monthly buys 40 acres good timber land near town, Ttixas county, Mo.; price, $200; perfect title. J. B. Jarrell. ML Vernon. III. Nebraska. TOUND 320-acre nomebtead In settled neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand hills; cost you $200, filing fees and all. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb. 3716 ACRES Lincoln county, Nebraska, along Bird wood creek; price, $6 per acre. Must sell at once. Nordqulst & Btorek. 323 Neville Blk. Texas. '71 MILES SOUTH OF IIOUBTON In tho valley ot tho San Bernard and Caney Creek. Wo are selling the most fertile lands on the .gulf coast of Texas. Our lands do not overflow. Come buy a homo while land Is cheap. For further Information call or write J. P. Bailee, Sweeney. Brazoria county. Texas. REAL ESTATE. FAR3I .t RANCH LANDS FOR SALE. Chicago .'. Minneapolis ... Duluth Omaha Kansas City .. St. Louis Winnipeg 62 200 .12 13 21 23 270 10S 14 6 2 US Kc, c. 1. f. Now York. No, 2 red. $1.04, elevator; No. 1 northern uuiuin, ii.w, nnd No. 1 northern Manitoba, $1.01, f. o. b. afloat wero firmer, higher , lor V-f CORN-Spot market firm; No. 3 yellow, 77i. c. I, f., to arrive. OAW-Spot, quiet; standard 44',iWc: No. 3, 44044Nc; fancy clipped white, 44VitH7c, HAY Dull; standard. WicMU; No. 1 $t.O2Hfll.0S; No. 2. W95c; No. 3. sOflBc. HOPS-Stcady, state, common to choice, 191S, 3WT43o; 112, 158f20c; Paclflo cosal. 1S13, 1W22C1 1912, 151Q .. HIDES Easy; Bogota. 2SHCfC3V4c; Cen trnl America, 284c. PETROLEUM 8tcady: refined. New York, bulk. $5.25, barrels, $8.7t; cases. $11.25. . WOOI-Steady; domestlo tlecco, XX LEATHER-Flrm; hemlock firsts, 80c! seconds. 2Sfi23c ... PROVISIONS Pork, steady; me. $23.00023.50; family, $21.00(326.00; short clear.1. $2O.30Qe2.00. Beef, quiet, mess $18.00018.60; family. $19.0020.M. Cut wfUi, steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14 Pound. $13.25014.60; pickled hams. $ 1.2MT refined, hnrcly steady; continent. $11.20. South America. $11.75. compound, stcadj. TLLtfw-Steaay. city. 6ic; country. a6c; special, 6c. . Bl'TTER-Stcady; receipts. C.117 tubs, creamery extras, 2.M4&2GC: 'rsl"-r2lf9tZ held extras, 22Hff23o; process- extras, 19V4 WkBSH-irregular: receipts. 3.132 boxes; state whole milk held white spe cials. l.c; colored. 19lUc; white acr ago fancy. lSH-fflfUc EGOS Weak; receipts, 35,929 cmJ. fresh gathered flrtts, storage packed. tOfli 21c; nearby hennery whites, flno to fancy, I-OULTRY Live, firm; western fowls, 2og23c. Dressed, firm: fresh killed west ern chickens, 14tf21c; fowls, 14018c; turkeys, Slc. Knnsnn City Grain nnd Provisions. K-AVSAH l-MTV. Anrll 9 WHEAT NO. 2 hard, S4Q89t4c; No. 2 red. B8S9c; May, S3U83sic: July, smsivic. CORN-No. 2 mixed. 7fta70V4o; No. 3, 69c; No. 2 white, 73ff72Wc: No. 8, CW70c; May, 69c; July, .ovijfroiic. OATS No. 2 while, 4Ve; no. i mixca, 3SKffiS9e. BUTTER creamery, sic; ursis, seconds, 22c: pacltlng. 14c. eggs Firsts, lirtc; seconas, joc. POULTRY Hen's 16Hc; springs. 16c. Minneapolis Grnln Mnrket MIWF.APOL1S. Anrll 9. WHEAT No. I hard. 91ifiSHc: No. 1 northern, SSttti1 90Hc: No. 2 northern. S6WS884c; No. 3, Sl'.Vilsevic: aiay. iniisic; juiy, s-jmic. FLOUR UNCHANGED, BATLEY 43iS66c. RY U WiflfiTc. URAN-$23.60. CORN-o. 3 yellow, (H466Hc. OATS No. 3 white. 26frS6i4c. FIAX-$1.6agl.5l. St. Louis General Market. ST. LOUIS. Anrll 9. WHEAT No. 2 red, 92H93Hc; No. 2 hard, 89V493',4c; May. rase: July. S3,4c CORN No. 8. 717U4c: No. 2 white. 73c: May. Illic: July. 70Vic OATS No. 2, 40V4C42c: No. 2 white, 42c; May. .isittias-hc; juiy, 3ic. RYE 62c. Hamo 3 weeks ago. ..13,816 Ramo 3 weeks ago... .13,942 frame 4 weeks ago ..17,890 .. a 8.974 7,8rt) 34.727 27.187 43.7K 42,033 41.753 30.7M 43.120 M.976 44,1X16 431 n lot came, nogs and sheep at inn nouin uinnnn live siock marKet ror inn jwi to date, as comi)red with last year. 1J14. 1913. Inc. Deo. Cattle 34I.S64 3M.SU 14.9NO Hogs S01.S4S 835,962 31.604 Sheep 758,508 032,55$ 1.94S . ... The following table shows the range of prices for hogs nt the South Omaha live stook market for tho last few days, with comparisons: up practloalh alt the good lights there were on sale, nt prices thHt were a big 5c higher Packer started bidding steady to strong prlrea on the balance ot the of ferings and the first sales were made on this basis, but as the morning advanced the trade firmed up. and towards the close sales looked to be close to a nickel higher than yesterday's average. The gri.eral market can be quoted as strong to 5c higher and the average shows an advance of close to Sc. Ne. Ar Ph. Ir. No. A. 9h. Pr. en.. It., tt. w. M.. .. U.. u.. t.. . . t.. 7. it.. 71.. M . It . 6.. n M St II. H.. M.. II.. .., (I. Ct.. II" II. 31. 4.. tl.. St.. C7. 2 II 17. Mar. 15 Mar. 19. Mar. 20. Mar. 21. Mar. 22. Mar. 23. Mar. 2i. 8 64H I 901 Mar. 26. Mar. 171 Mar. 28 Mnr. 291 mar, so. Mar. U April 1. April I. April 3. April 4. April 5. April 6. April 7. April . April 9. These sales were reported Wheat: No. hard winter. 1 car. S3Mc. No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, S34c. Oats: No. 2 white, 1 car, 39c. No. 3 white, 2 cars, 3$c. No. 4 white, 1 car, 37!4c Rejected, 1 car, 36c. Corn: No. 3 white, 1 car, 68c. No. 4 white, 1 car, 67Uc No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 68ic; 1 car. 68Hc No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 6$-,ie. No. 2 mixed, 1 car, 6SV4c; 1 car. Omaha Gash Prices Wheat. No. 2 hard, S3fc7c; No. ,3 hard, 83j66c; No. 4 hard, 79Jf84V4c; No. 3 spring, 85H5Gc; No. 4 spring, S3g84V4c; No. 2 durum, SrtS6ttc; No. 3 durum, S50B6Hc Corn: No. 2 white, 6SU68Uc: No. 3 white. 67Ji68c: No. 4 white, 66?i67Uc; No. 2 yellow, es'.ieesc; No. 3 yellow. 68tiSo; No. 4 yellow, 66H 67c; No. 2, 67-7i(S684c; No. 3, 67',4S679ic; No 4. 6&ft6G?ic. Oats: No. 2 white, 3S?4 39c; standard, 383SHc; No. 3 white, 371 38c; No. 4 white, 37'4&37Hc. Barley: Malt ing. 50S59c; No. 1 feed. 45050c. Rye: No. 2, 68Si9c; No. 3, 6S&CSWC CHICAO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Sunday. Receipts nnd dlsnosltlnn of llvo Stock at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday: i RECEIPTS-CARS. Cattle Hogs. Sheep. Ii'r'a. C. M. & St. P 5 2 Wabaah 4 1 Missouri Pacific ... 2 6 ,. Union Paclflo IN 26 23 C. A. N. W east.. 10 C. &. N. W.. west.. 30 C, St. P.. M. & O.. 52 C, B. ft Q cast.... 1 C, B. Q., west.. 2i C, R, I. & P.. east .. 2 C, R. I, & P., west I .. 1 Illinois Central .... 3 2.... Chicago Ot. West.. 3 2 Liverpool Grnln Mnrket LIVERPOOL. April 9. WHKAT-Spot, quiet; No. 2 red wostern winter, 7s 3V4d; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s 3V4I; No. 2, 7s 2Jd; No. 3. 7h lHd: futures, firm: May, 7s ,2',id; July. 7s 2,d; October, 7s S1. CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, 6s 7d; Lai'lata futures easy; juiy, m bu September, 4s 7d. Oils mill Roln. NEW YORK, April 9.-COTTON SEED OIL Barely stcudy; primo summer yel low, 7.wyx.oo: siay, $7.67; July, ,$.ot September, $7,715. ROSIN-Qulet. TURPENTINE Steady, SAVANNAH. Ga.. Anrll 9.-TURPEN TINE Firm. 44c; sales, eighty-seven bbls.; receipts, seventy-seven bbls.J shlp- mcnin, none, stocKs, lo.sro bbls. ROSIN Firm: sales. 468 bbls: recelnts 682 bbls; shipments, none; stocks, 98,89.1 Wlscnnnlii. DOUGLAS county. Wisconsin, produces applet!, plums, small fruits, vegetables of all kinds, hay, small grain and com. Best for dairying, stock and general fanning. Good land at low prices and on easy terms. Farmers' Land & Cattle company. Ltd., Globe Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. o. FIGS net $300 to $400 .ncre on low priced land near Houston: get 10 acres or mora; easy terms; also grow grapes, berries, pecans, early potatoes and vegetables. Iand very fertile. Plenty of rainfall. Splendidly located. Address P 332. Bee. Wisconsin . Upper Wisconsin Best dairy and general crop stato in the union Settlers wanted. Lands fo sals at low prices on easy terms. Ask for booklet 34, on Wisconsin Central Land Grant. State acres wanted. Write about our e raring lands. If Interested in fruit landea ask for booklet on apple orchards In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Soo nine uy.. aunneapom. Mian- 6u-ACR Burnett county, Wisconsin, farm; good soil; house, new barn 40x60, tllo and other buildings; fine spring stream rons through land; on mall route, snd telephone; about 55 acres under cul tivation, can practically all be farmed; good soli: lrlct. $7,000; $3,600 cosh, balance can stand five or ten years, 6 per cent, fine stock farm. SCHWAB BROS. OFFICIAL publication concerning soil, climate nnd crops of Wisconsin mailed free to those addressing Wisconsin State Board of Immigration. Capitol 1000, Madi son. Wis. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E. 220 ACRES; fine buildings; 150 acres un der Plow; nice level lana; black loam soil; grove and orchard; well and en fine; 4 miles from town and 1 mile from school; $100 per acre; $1,000 cash down and $2,000 Nov. 1. 1914; will carry back $11,600 at 6 per cent: clear property for the balance, Morehart-Atchlson Land Co.. Mankato. Minn. CHOICE Klknorn valley farms for sale or trade. Address R. E. Duvall, Ne llgh, Neb. Features of the Trndnsr nnd Closing? Prices on Board of Trndr. CHICAGO. April 9.-Increaslng belief that wheat had escaped damage from the frcozlng wenther tended today to dis lodge bullish control of the markut. After a decided advance, prices closed weal:, W('Ac off to !4c up compared with last night. Other speculative articles alt showed n net decline corn -"ic, oats MHKc and provisions ZWiV.ic. 8clllng ptessure developed In the wheat pit when It beenmo evident that talk of posslblo damage by cold was not hocked by complaints from the regions thought to be affected. Besides, holders evinced a disposition to llciuidnte rather thnn in change uncertainties during the holiday iuinuri uw. Reports of killing frosts at many places, especially In Kansas and Oklahoma, wore chiefly responsible for price bulging In the final hour. Some temporary ?ireniu cmno aiso irom nigner prices at Liverpool and from tho remarkable de crease In shipments credited to Argen tina, inaia ana Australia. Corn tumhled late In tho day Influenced largely by proof that Argentine shlnmt,t necessarialy contained no weevil. Sample ot ine aoum Ainencun grain wiucn were shown In the pit had no trace of Infection, "Furthermore, New York confirmed fresh offers from Argentina at still lower rnces. .Most of tho sesclon speculators v.erc In a bullish mood and Inclined to vrge that not enough corn to make much difference could possibly reach Chicago from South America before Juno. Oajts weakened ahead of the other grain. Cheap cargoes obtainable from Canada burdened the market. More plentiful receipts of hogs at west ern points carried down provisions. A rally which ensued was overcome by the ciiect or me ooennes in grain. 5-PASSENGER Bulck for Omaha va cant lots. Tel. Doug. 6790. VARIETY store, with soda fountain, Just new; good location; population, 1.000; reasons for selling must take up claim. Address Y 492. Bee.-o FOR EXCHANGE-360 acres land, Hayes county, Nebraska, for stock general merchandise, hardware or small residence property and cash. Box 638, Falls City, Neb. WANTED TO BOY. Wanted To Buy used bank and office fixtures and -furniture; full particulars first letter. John Lewis & Co. Lock Box 13$. Bloux City, la. The Persistent nnd Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising is tho Road to Business Success. Artlclel Open. I Hlgh.l Low. I Close.Yes'y. Wheat I I I I May. 91 9R4 90Ti 90 90H July. 86 87 I 86K 8U S6V4 Corn. I II May.l 6SU K)S C& 6$V fOM July. 6M4 KU 6SK 6SH 68 Oats. I I May.l 331, 3311 38i 384 39V4 July.! S9V 39V4 381 ZSTi 33H Pork. I I I I I May.l 20 92 21 05 1 20 92 20 05 20 97'A July. 21 00 21 07 20 97 I 20 97 21 06 Lard. 1(1(1 July.l 10 75 1 10 77 10 72 1 10 72 10 65 Kept. 10 90 10 92 10 90 1 10 90 10 76 Ribs. I I I ( May.l 11 20 11 22 11 15 1 11 15 11 17',i July-I I 11 40 11 32 1 11 32 11 37' Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. red, 93HW4c; No. 3 red. 92tj91e: No. 2 WANTED TO RENT. WANTEI A 4-room furnished aDart ment with light bath room and sunny bed room, sitting or dining room and kitchen. Preferably near town. Family of three. Price must be reasonable. Qive details in letter. Addreis K 321, Bee. LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign. ments receive prompt and careiui alien tlon. Live Stook Commission Merchants. Date. 1911. I19H.I1912.I19U.U910.I19CO.I1P08. 8 45 S 564j 8 5Si 8 54 8 6714 8 (24 8 741 8 70 8 69 8 79 I 81 8 4im SS8 i $ H s 8 8 53. $ 47 8 42 8 8 8 81 8 84 8 86 8 781 $ 85' 8 83 8 81 8 7' S 74 6 (61 6 63110 641 8 601 4 M C 05j llO 6ll 6 44 4 M 6WI6 36I I644I4M 7 10) 6 4510 B3l I 4 7J 7 Oil 47110 49 241 6 9S I 45110 6l 6 56l 4 7 7 01 7 01 7 48 7 661 71 7 731 7 79; 7 79 7 61 7 63 7 65 8 79 8 47'tl 8 K.- 8 60li! $ 84 7 61 6 35iio er.i 6 36110 65 6 42!10 70 C 82110 711 6 '24 6 29 637 6 28 6 S0 23 21 tl 12110 16 7 60 6 1 2 10 61 I in in 10 10 57 10 60 10 01 10 60 10 421 10 831 6 68 6 68 6 68 C 68 6 651 6 73 6 72 6 76 6 76' 6 88 6 90 6 90 6 93 4 83 4 89 6 60 S 57 5 78 5 70 6 79 6 67 C 71 6 70 5 82 5 74 6 74 6 3 36 2 I Total receipts... 130 115 32 DISPOSITION-HEAD. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 1.0ti6 1,602 l.KH 2,206 300 848 313 620 2,348 2,233 1.689 2,229 f,019 9.C19 IM ... I 40 .. 11 . . I tP ...lit .. its ...HI ... ! ..Ml M tl ...lit ltn 41 ...sat M I 41 ...tfl! ... I ITH It. ...Wl I H tl.. ...lit 180 I l?U J. . JIT t(l 110 II.. K IN VI . . I 10 1(1 I w to I 10 .. M ... I to MUM M ... 110 tO I 10 10 I Ml . ,t JM I K .sw ... no . . SM tO I M ...SOS ... I M . ... i w .IM ... I Ml ...U0 110 I M . .sm l it mi . .SI 10 I w . .ttj IN 10 ,W1 ... I JO ...at .. t.o . til 10 I to in 177 .IM . tit . Ml . Stl ..IM . SIO ..! .:w .til .. ..no IM) I M I M II N w ..m ... to ..:i m m let so w .. I w 10 I ! 40 I x I M NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET Chief Movements Among: Industrial! and Weaker Rail Shares. SENTIMENT PROVES BEARISH liK'llnnt Inn of Professional Trader to Tnke Short Aide t'ltlnintely llrliiRH List Ilnrrn to Lower Level. .... J1 ..$ . SOS ..Kit . Hi ..III . .ft J . M7 ..111 ..: ..:t ,.i ..tw . IM nt .171 . .711 ..W7 ..til ... I lo I M ... H . . I no ... I 30 ... I 1H tO I Ult I l!4 .,1 4 ... n 10 J 12 ... IU ... Ill 10 I l ni m .. 10 I M . . M . . IK I o .. IU I M4j 7t 1. M. II... f.... . . . . !.... . .. J.... M .. n... io... ii ... 71.... 13.... 70.... I.... K. .. tl.... ... 74.... 71... SHKKP Trade In lambs was consider ably heavier than yesterday, but the movement had only a fair amount of life, at prtces generally steady. Seller, ns a rule, wanted higher prices, and as buyers were much opposed to any raising of values, the market was n little late n opening The receipts contained ir.oitly fed western grndes, the supply of .Mexican and clipped offerings noing very limited. Quality and finish was little, if any, different from yesterday. Most of the fed western lambs sold on the early market and ranged largely around $7.ftir 8.00, thn latter price being top for such Kinds nnd having been paid tor several loads. In caars It was hard to get action on shorn lambs this morning, and as a result thn bulk of them did not sell until late In the forenoon nnd In many In stances this was truo of the Mexican of ferings. A bunch of shorn lambs sold about tho middle of the forenoon nt $8.65. In tho end the c earance was reasonably good. Tho suunlv of imed sheen waa about six cars of owes nnd according to finish and quality they sold nt Jl.lBtffS.TO. the ion ot ine riuite ooinir nam mr a cut of tho ewes that brought 86.60 on the previous day. In general, values were strong to a dime higher. Tlie recelnts were rooted un ns .ww head, against 7,993 a week ago, 14,876 two wriUn niro anil r.X3H a year ago. Liucogo waa only moderately supplied this morn ing nnd reported as steady with Wednes day's closo. uuotatlona on nucep and minus. i.nmis, Mexicans, S7.90jI8.Z0: Inmbs, good to nhnlcn western, t7.0uiff8.10: lambs, fair to good westerns, 87.354f7.60; lambs, culls, LYfiotmiro: veari ims. I g nt. i.uwi.w; yearlings, heavy. J6.fiftr7.00; wethers, good ond. t6.0OCiI6.70: WM, good to choice. 16.3596.70; ewes, fair to good, 18.0008.35. iiepresenioiiv soics No NKW YOltK. April .-The principal movements In the stock msrket todav were among Induftrlsls nnd weaker rail road shares, a number of which declined shnrply. The market, ns a whole was uneven, with a heavy lindertone. Senti ment was bearish and the Inclination ot professional traders to tnko the short side ultimately hrought the list to a lower level despite occasional rallies Pressure converged on steel. In which a large proportion of the day's buslneos wns transacted. This stock was thrown .Vcr In lots of 1.000 to 2,501 share. Traders regarded Steel as n particularly good short aalo today on account of the general belief thnt the March tonriage. figures tomorrow will reveal a shrinkage of 3fl0.0ixt tons or more In unfilled orders. Heports of further price cuts and possl blo wage reductions Intensified bearish sentiment 8hams of the Independent companies ns well as Cnlted Stntes Steel were lower. Foreign selling started the market downward, liurope sold Canadian Pacific Steel nnd Kansas & Texas. Canadian Pa cific sagged lo 19SS. the lowest In several years. Kansas. A Texas was unloaded by Dutch holders, who feared a reduction of the dividend on the preferred. For eight mouths enrnlngs on this stock havo been nt 'the rata of only 2.15 per cent, It was forced down more than 4 points, Oil shares weakened In sympathy with the decline on the curb stocks In the Standard Oil group. Both ltumely Issues made new low records, the preferred los ing 4 points. The trend of tho bond market wss toward a lower level, although some Is sues declined. Hook Island collaterals reii a point, to another low level. Total sales, 2,B20,000. rnlted States 2s, regis- icrea. uecuneti , zs, coupon, ana ts, regisicreu, t on can. The as, coupon, ad vanced li. Number of sales and leading Quotations on stocks were: II lit. Low. Clo, Morris & Co 356 Swift nnd Company.... 619 Cudahy Packing Oo 644 Armour & Co... 766 Schwarts & Co J. V. Murphy Aiorreu 17 Lincoln Packing Co.... 11 Gold Packing Co w. h, vansant Co 2 Henton, Vnnsont & L 42 Hill & Bon K8 t.-. n T I . .hi , J-mn ........ J. 11. Root & Co 39 J. II. Bulla 16 Rosenstock llros 33 McCrcary & Kellogg.. 173 Werthelmcr & Degen.. 1 Mo. & Kan. Calf Co... 15 Illgglns 4 itufrman I Itoth 5 Meyers 7 ronner Hros 12 John Harvey s.1 Other buyers , .. 65 Totals k 2.947 CATTLE No great chnnirn look nln In the cattle market today, prices for the most part remaining very nearly siauonary. jn more desirable or tho beef steers, that Is. cattle thai soemed especially doslrablo In the eyes of buy ers, sold uultQ readily at price that looked to be steady. The less desirable kinds were slow and pretty dull from start to finish. The beat cattlo here sold up to 18.76, that price being paid for right good to choice heavy beeves. Good light tat cows and heifers were If any thing a little stronger than yesterday, but tho general run of cow stuff was quoted as steady. There were only a very few stockers and feeders In tho yards, and they wero fully steady. There were a few orders In the hands of buyers for good to choice light cattle, and tho feeling Is that any thing along that line would command firm prices. oou lo prime to choice beef good beef steers, 7. 8088.20; common to fair beef steers, t7 nrVMiT oft! ffnml tn rhnlrfl cornfed heif ers, 87.2&g8.35; good to choice cornfed cows, 6.50fj7.S5; fair to good grades. ti.TW.M; common to fair grades, 11.23 B5.76: good to choice Blockers and feed ers, J7.65W7.90: fair to good stockers and feeders, 17.257. ; common to inir siuun- r. nA tvoAnm. tfi.60ff7.25: Stock COWS l.nifAM. tft.flfrft7.60: stock calves. (6.60 C8.25; veal calves, 7..HXffi-w; duiis, omsn, etc., i.7f.it. Representative snles: BEEF BTI2EHS. No. At. Fr. 30 1110 1 t ltIS I 2 J7 tl 5 U ISM M si tat i m it tin i so 11 1M0 I so 1 1071 I 10 70... KM I H 1 1137 I 15 t 1UI M II till I 40 II 1191 I tt II 1150 I IS 1J MM I 45 M IK0 I M il 14U I hi 17 Itll I 15 II lit? 160 JO 11 I 0 t 1111 I 00 Jt 87 I 15 l 1MI I 75 226 cornfed lambs 131 cornfed lamb 203 cornfed lambs 108 cornfed lambs 122 cornfed ewes . 172 cornfed ewes . 69 cornfed owes . 189 cornfod owes . 274 shorn lambs .. 273 shorn lambs .. 253 shorn lambs .. Av. 74 72 71 78 90 10O ...... 100 100 73 73 73 Pr. 7 80 7 80 8 00 800 6 40 6 70 6 70 6 70 6 70 6 70 6 70 No. m i... n... 19... 31 MARTIN BROS Ic CO., Exchange Bid;, jllafsfns, dull but steady At, Pr. . . MS T M .. 10 7 "i ..1041 7 71 .,1040 7 M . . its 7 so 17. 10S 7 II I!. Wll 7M UV2 W 11U t 00 1091 I 00 1110 I 01 10H I 01 Ull 10 1110 I 10 1316 I 10 1250 10 lilt IS 1001 I II 1171 I IS lios IS 1201 I IS 12M I "0 Mt I 10 " STEERS AND HEIFERS. 6,... II.... :... K.... 11..., It.... 19.... tl.... 20.... to.... II.... 20.... 4.... 11.... II.... 7... T.... .... 12.... II...- n'.'.Y. 10.... 417 1 00 .! 1W , 910 7 70 , 84 7 to. II. 7.. 7.. ...170 IS ...900 I IS ...10M ISO ...1120 SOO ...120) 11 ...101? 15 ...WW ...101 4. IS ... Ill ts ...mo no COWS, VhlB.-, Suati?ns.:, ?:70: c- D' ,3-7B: Quotations on cattle: G Mia?" i'rj?' J ;J.I,Vo00:..r-and..JK yearlings, 88.0OJi8.60; good t 4.10; M. 84.60; N, .40; WG, 15.75; WW, steers, IS.20fls.75; fair to goc .I..V.'. Coffee Mnrket, NEW YORK. Anrll 8.-COPf.'BiR Higher Eropean cables nnd steadier slmw. Ing of yesterday's Santos market caused some covering for the holidays at the opening of the coffee market today. After sinning sienuy, iv to 11 points higher, prices sold 16 to 18 points net higher, but weakened late tinder realizing, Tho close was steady on near positions and baraly steady on other positions, net 1 point lower to 15 points higher. Sales wero 25.- 000 bags. April, 8.62c; May, 8.6qc: July, 8.70c; September, 8.87c; October, 8.94c; De cember, 9.10c; January, 9.16c; March, 9.62c. Spot, steady; Hlo wo. , ssc; .laiuos no. 4s, JlVic; miia, ami; uoruova, i-nuioreu, nominal. London Stork Market. T.OVDON. Anrll 9. American securities miAned Hteady and higher today. Most of tho gains were lost during tho first hour and at noon mo nai rangen irom unchanged to i above parity. Tminn nricps: uonncr. easy: snot. xtx l!a i)d: futures, 65 18s 9d, Tin firm; spot, 168 6s; futures. 170 6s. Iron, Cleveland warrant. 51a 3d. ST. OlMB. April O.-METALS-Lead, lower; $3.70S.72V4. Spelter, Hteady, 85.12H. Consols for money, 70V4L for account, 76; I'nlon Pacific. 163. SIVBR Bar. steady; 26 16-16d. MONEY lr rent; short bills, 1 per cent; three months IU per cent Oiunlut liny Market. OMAHA. ADrll 9.-PRAIRIE HAY- ri.nlrn unland. 112.60: No. 1. 112.00: No. 2. J10.00fn200i No. 3. 88.00 10.00; No. 1 to choice miaiunn. iu.iro la.iw; ro. s, iu.wfo II. 00; No. 3. 88.0OnyiO.O0; No. 1 to choice low land. P.OO'&IO.OO- No. 2, W.009.00; No. 3. 8400f8.00. STRAW-Cholce oat or rye, 6.Og6.50; choice wheat. 85 00l6.5o. ALKALFA None, Choice pea green, leafy and fine stem, 81 4.00ft 14.60; No. 1, III. 6W13.50; No. S, 810.00lt60; No. 3, 8,00 10.00. Cotton Mnrket. LIVERPOOL. April B.-COTTON Spot, steady; good middling, 7.S0c.; mid dling. 7.36d; low middling, 6.9Sd; sales, 8,000 bales. NEW YORK, April 9.-COTTON-Mar-ket closed steady at a net loss of 25 points on April and of 6 td 13 points on other positions. Sugar Mnrket. NEW YORK, April 9. SUGAR Raw, steady; molasses sugar, 2.27c; centrifugal, 2.92c Refined, quiet; cut loaf, B.05o; crushed, 4.95c; mould "A," 4.60c; cubes, 4.16c; XXXX powdered, 4.05c: flno granu lated, 3.90c; diamond "A," 3.90c; confec tioners "A," 8.80c; No. 1, 3.6:. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. April 9,-COTTON-Pu-turrs closed steady. May, 12.69c; July, 12.40c; August, 12.17c; October. H68e; De cember, 11.69c. Spot, quiet; middling, 1126c; 6ulf, 13.60c. Evaporated Apple nnd Dried Fruits. NEW YORK. April 5, EVAPORATED APPLKS-Qulet. DRIED FRUITS Prunes, steady. Apri cots, firm. Peaches, quiet but firm. 4... Si... I'.'.'. i.!. 14.1 COWS AND H EI KERB. 617 I 00 ..1011 I IS .. lit II 25 ...tuo t so ...mi io . . .1174 IM ...IM0 75 ...UK) 4 7ft ...1100 8 7S ...1170 78 ...1119 ( U . . MS lit ...tttl 7 IS .1140 7 K CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAIlKHT Cnttlc Sundr HlRtier Hons Gener ally Stent!?. CHICAGO. Anrll . CATTLE Re ceipts, 4.000 head; market steady to a Btecrf, 87.aMJ8.3S; western sters, I7.10a.20; stockers nnd feeders, I5.61ft8.16; cowa and klr. HUM IT. rnlvra X7.0OfV10.23. nnnHlirr..lnis. 17.000 head! market. generally Btcady; bulk of sales, J8.i60 8.85;. light. 8.65f8.87V4i mixed. Jfl.GOfiS.87',4; heavy. 88.408.85; rough, 8S.40tfS.50; pigs, 17.HVS8.tVi. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts, 14.000 hoad; market steady to loo nigner; na tive, J5.40tT7.OO; western, 85.60fJ7.10; year lings, u.NHi7.tu; lamus, native, v.'us..t; western, i.i.3u. IC nn ins Cltr I.lvr Slock Mnrket KANSAR CITY. Aurll 9.-CATTLE Re ceipts,, 1,600 head; market steady to strong: prime fed steers. 88,6ftjjll.26.; dressed beef steers. t7.C0ff8.60; western steers, ts.85O8.60; southern steers, 86.C0fJ 8.15; cows, 4.QOf?S."6: heifers, r.OOfie.00; stockers and feeders, t6.60fJ8.15; bulls, $5.00 jri.oo: calves, ni.oo5fio.2&. HOGS Receipts, 8,300 head; market, steady; bulk of Kales. IS. 50ft A. 60: heavy. S.(5t8.67!: packers and butchers. tCSCf s.i: light, ig.4ws.tu: pigs. 7.sj.i. MHKISI' AIND LAAI I IS Receipts, 14.000 nau; maraet. stoaiiy; iambs, 87.cofj8.05; yearlings. 6.25J7,00; wethers, 5.60fJ."5; ewes, ki.uiiio.zj. I St. limit lArr Hlock. larkrt. OT t.riTTTQ 1im.II A 4 TTT .1 T - ceipts, l.coo head; inorkct ateody to strong; wot steers, 87.6089.26: cows and ii.ir... ti tjt,s "r. ' .. r.rt'. IU , piULltvm mill HTUCrV, 5.00fi8.00; southern steers, t5.7MJS.0O; cows and helferts S4.COn6.65: calves. t6.noNio.fin. HOGS Receipts, 9.000 head; market. 6c lower; pigs and lights, J7.0OfJ8.R5; mixed and butchers. S8.76ii8.85: stood hrnw ir r (B8.M. ' t SHKIiP AND LAXIBS-Recelpts. 700 head: market. 10c hlsher' nmllnn. t-.rr.r.t, n,Vi, uv0-ila; sneorcd lambs, 15.75 Klonx City Llvo Stook Mnrket SIOUX CITY, la.. April 9. CATTLE Receipts. COO heud: market. 10n hlci.nr. native steers, t7.30fi8.C0; butchers, i5.76f 7.75; cow-s and heifers, t4.7CfJ7,00: enn- '"i". wii.ui nucxfri ianu feeders t6.75fii.20: calves. I6.00riJ.5n: Imllu , it Ttr.i tj -, "IHOO, HOGS llecelnts. 3.70ft' hmA- ..,-!,.. !i-i?y:n,,ilvJi'cfS,4W'C0! miXfa SlilSISP A.ND LAMBS None. St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket. ST. JOSEPH. Anrll !lrAnvrr t.- ... relpts, 450 head: market strong to 10c HOOK-RtcelntH. (!.0Co h. tV , .......i. j... , iniimn, n.wyx.w, Iilvc Htiiok In Hlirlit. Recolpts of llvo stock at the six prln clpal western markets were n tniinL.; v.Kiiie. j togs, Blioep . j.mki ,ono 700 tn 1 to II. HEIFERS, .... 71S 5 10 2 .... 770 7 00 .... (11 7 00 1 .... 900 7 IS tO .... SOO 7 M II ....1040 7 f . . ItS 7 to I BULLS. ....1140 S 25 : ....J0 5X .... lio s to ....11SO 6 M ....ItlO 5 40 .... 170 I SO ,...ll S SO ....1130 S 10 .1120 S 10 12 1 1 1 1,,... 1 1 . .,. 19. ... It. re scalveb7 .III ID .110 I IS , W0 9 15 no 9 m . 110 I 7t W& 10 00 1100 7 IJ 7 to MS 7 SO 110 7 SO lit 7 IS . . . . M7 7 70 741 I 20 171 I SO isoe as two ts ism aa mo ts .....izn jr luo s to us to O0 7 oo 7M T 00 170 7 M i im to r, 1 0 10 J5 1 IM 10 23 2 106 10 M 3 0 10 SO 7 191 10 10 . ISO tO IS 1 ISO 10 SO 'STOCK E KB AND FEEDERS. ::: stt t 7 7 1 . . 117 7 SO iVrViRKunnlles were very moderate for a Thursday, about 114 cars, or 7,800 head, being received. Kor ths week to date the supply totals 31,727 head. J gain of over 7.6 over last week, and 2.600 more than wero received during the same period last year. St. Louis Kansas City... Sioux City Chicago nt. Joseph South Omaha. Totals !, 8,300 . 'M 17.0.0 . 4.00-) 17.000 450 t',,0110 2,825 7,800 11.700 1,200 J 440 SO MM Mli SH 14.104 1U0 1.100 1(H . s.000 H'.i '. "iioh ioi" SOO 111 , l.ooo iih too too 12U " 700 "iiii l.too ih "'too 'si" 600 1t 3.10O IU 100 II l.ooo tl4 100 IM too i S'i AniltmUil Poppfr ... Ainrriran Airicuitum . Am.rlctn Iirt Huinr... Amrlrsn fhn Amrlfn rn nfd Amrrlfan C F. .. AmcrKsn IMUon oil.,. Am. lee (Wurmen Amorlon Ind .. Amrlrn lxitsniotlvr ... Amfricin K. II. Am.rlctn S. A It. rf4.. Amr. 8ur Ttttlnloi. . Am.rlr.n T. A T i Aratrlwin Tobftno Anicinut Mlnloc Co.. Atchtion ,, Atchl.on ptd .. AMinilO tM lARt IUItlmorn A Ohio Dtlhlthrm Htrcl Ilrooklrn lUpId Tr. ("ntdlsn rartfie IVntral Lwther .... , CliFupetk A Ohio Chlrsto tl. W t.iursco, M. k Ht, I'.,. t-hlctto 41 N. W t'olortdo li.l A Inn... CODMlllltUd a Corn Product! iMitin 4 Iludion Itenrtr &. Rio Onand. IirovN- ft It. a. prd. .. IilitlllcrV Hrcttrltln ... Krl Kris Ut pfd Krl 2d std Otnrnl Kltctrlc fliMt Northrrn rfd nrRt Northvm Or ctfi. 2,100 tl'.i unnoi. i.-vntrti Interborouf h Mel Interboraoih Mrt. ptd.., lntmtlonl Itumter.. Inlrr-SIuln. pfd lnttimallorul IMp.r . , iBt.matlrm.l I'uron Ktn.si lltj- Houth.rn... Iiclrda rias Ihlih Vall.jr iMUi.Tllie S: .Nliui.., M.. Bt. P. A R. Mt. M. MiMOUrl. K. A T MlMOurl 1'icltlo Nutlonil ni.cult National lad , N. n. IU at V. Id efd.. Nw Yort Oatrsl 1.M0 rl. T., O. A W NorfolU A Weatarn,,. . . North Amarlcan Northern raclflo 1'ac f o Mi Prnnartvanla I'eopl.'a tlaa r,, t.'., c. A Bt. i ntliburxh IVxl l'ratad Plaal Car.. . . Pullman I'alac. oar.,.. lUaillna 'Ilepublle Iron A Btael. Urpubllo I. tt H. p4d... Iltock Inland Co Ilock laland ti). Did.... t. I A H. n.SU pfd... Hraboard Air Llna., ,, Fcabonru A. l ptd.,. . Mnaa-8hatflld g. & I,, Southern Purlflc ,, .. Koulh.rn Kallwajr , .... Ha. Ilallwar prd Tennaauw Coptxr , Ttiaa A Paclflo union I'attrio ,,,,, Union Pacific pfd..'..... United Ptat.a HmiUjr.., I'nlled HI. Ira Ilubber., I'nllrd HtaUM Steal... . V H. Ktaal pfd Utah Oopper , Va,-Crollna Chtenlcal . Wikih Warh pfd Weatarn Maryland Weatarn Union ,. Wawllnstiouii Rleclrlc . Wbaellnc A Laka Erie. China Cnppar N. 'Y.. N. II. A It Jlsy Con. Uoppar. 7li 3H 75U II 22 lm 9. WW 4t'a Ma 1014 3H Ma WW loo ionu MV tt 2oo ltia; 111H ISIS 204 HI I37S p; 1,400 tl 14 MK S0 HH H 100 in l.too hi; n4 nit 1,100 to 14 tin S l.COO ni 92i m I9 1S4 ItH 11" MS M ItH 100H loot mil itfi ai si itn, is" ItH ! rtv, 45U mi tin HI ltlla lilT. lit 31 IT, Ti ..... "it ' 2H It It 101 too itivi COO IM?, t,too to) 121 6,900 17 3, tOO no . u i :'H 10 IV 15 . . 94 Ittli 141 13IV4 lit Itl'a ltlli ll. 14 !4 5H 131 4IU. IIH 11 IIH IM, . . ,. 900 I0IU 103 1MI4 7S1, l.too 111 11214 1111, 'i.'soo 1104; iioii iioh - 700 111', ut 171 . . 79 soo 2i ;t 20 200 431. 4 tl US', 29.100 164i ISH 1SSH 100 iii too l. 1,000 3H 1,1.00 64 800 J9, 404 U IS 3 314 t tu ii m. 4,200 1H lit, 91 9O0 UK liM 2SU SAO 10 ! to tita 100 us m soo in; it m, 11,100 in ism ism too Ult S3 tsv. 2.M1O US SI'i tt.too nt. iih i.Doo 1101; no 300 SIU M 200 1 4H 1 4H SOO 2'X tu SOO 745 74 Rx-dlfldend, "R-rUhta. l.too 9.7O0 1,600 42 lli !4 SITi tt 60 tl u (41, 11 tit 2944 H 71 4U in. ttW 14,000 14.000 4,000 9,000 10,875 51,800 43.200 Iloaton MInlnsr Stocks. onr,rcw.AreP:,, 9-C1"nff 1"0,a"" . tl N.iHda Con, ... iiHJilpl"ln Sllnea UUN'nrtli llult. tUNurth Ur .. H0ld Ilnmlnion ... 4W Oacrola .. u4Qulnoy f. t7JHhannon ... lixuperlnr Allou.i Araal. Poppar .. A. Z. I. AS... Arliona Coin. tal. A Arliona.. A Heels.. . Centennial ... ("opptr Kama (' Raat llutta C M Franklin l4Kuirlnr jt. 11 tlranby fon SIliTVimanu-k Orena Cannanea . 17 17. H. H. ft. A M ale Iloyala Copper 11 do nfd . . 7 Kerr Like tutluh lin. lSli U 271 Hi 50 79 1 S4i W'a 39 11 Ika flPr . 7141'lah Copper Co .... fui I Salla Copper ts'winona ...... . ' 3v Miami Copper ... . ttUWblrerlna " ti Slobawk JtI llutta A (Iiiih " Neir fork Money Mnrket. NEW' YORK, April O.-MONBY-On call, steady, 1 fC per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent; closing hid, lQi per cent. Tlmo loans, weak: 00 days, S142i per cent; HO days, : prr cent; six months, 363U per rent. Mercantile paper, 3W31 per cent. STERLING KXOHANOR Firm; 0) days, 84.86: demand. 81.8875; commercial bills, I4.84H. SILVKR-Ilar. tSiJc; Mexican dollars, 46Ho. BONDS Irregular; railroad, easy. Closing quotations on bonds today wers as fellows: do coupon 94 L 8. deb. (a. 19J1 1U t'. 3. rar. U. rag... ttlt'LUsHt A M. 17 .10K V. H. 3a. rtc llltiLorllard Sa .. ... 101 do coupon I01KL & N. unt 4a..,, SI'i V. 8. 4a. res 1114 M. K. ft T. Ut 4e.. 90 do coupon Ill 'Mo. Pacific ct. f , 721, Panama Sa coupon. .102 N- V, p. g. tUa,, M Amer. As. ta 1W1, do deb. 4a..,,. . hi, Am. Cot. Oil Sa,.-.S ds Ua. IMt 107 A. T A T, c. 44a MViN. Y Atata 4Ha. 101., Am. Hmelt. IM N Y. lly. sdj. S.. IIU Am. Tobacco la 1MH.V. V , N. It, A H, Armour A Co. 4Us,. 91 cv, la ioj Atchlaon sen. ta....t ff. A W. or. 4Ki.,,103. do cv. ta, UOO... No. Pacific 4a.. . is? A C L c. 4 124 do ti 4 Pal. & Ohio 4a 9IHO. S. u raf. t,. 924 do cv 44a USTi0- T- T- 5a' . 91 Peth. Hteel r. Sa..., J7HInn. cr. 14a. 1S. 9l?i lirook. Tr. cr. 4a. ,, 91 do !on. 4a,. ,. loot. Can. ot Oa. Sa.... 104 Tlay Con. ta.. ... m ! fen. leather U MKUleadtne; sen, 4i ti'. Chei. & Ohio 441. 2'llep. 8tae 6a, imo M. do cr. 14a MHBI. L A S. r r tl 7! 0.11. A Q. 1. 4..... 974t. L B. W c4i Til. do sen la 94 R A. L adj. Sa. 77 p. O. W. ta 744o, Pell Tel. S,. t; C M & H I' o 44a..t0lBa Iy. cr ta 17,! do gen 44a 101. , do rer, 4a Jl C. 11. I. A I', c. 4eJl4M. hallway Sa., io: do rerf. la ,7414 d gan. ta., . 71I C. A N. W. 34a... 4Teaa Co. cr la. 103? P. A 8. ref. !4e., 904Taio A p n, . jS'4 I). A It. O. ref. Sa. K Third Are. adj. Sa Si. Dlatlllera' Hec Sa... t Vnlon Pacific 4a. 97t! Krla cr. 4a. r. tl. 74i do cr. 4a. . . , a J? uru. r,,T'.,t. i,m, M. .. 103 (It. No. m tUc....l004V.' Chani. u . III. Cn. ret. ta.. 91 Wabaa.i ut J,. Inter. Met. 44 74UMVa.i. Union 44. an K C. Ho. ref. Sa.. 9lgWe.t. Elec cr lli . 9.; Loral Drcartllrs, Quotation, turnlahed by Duma. Drinker A (V, V Omaha National bink bolldlng: Did. Alked. 34 llanlc ClearliiKs, OMAHA, April 9. Rank clearings for Omaha today were 2.551,334.!;. and for the corresponding, day last year, 12,81$ -5S1.3S. ' Gulls irom the Wire, Recommendations thst the rural school teacher be employed for life or during good behavior and that each be furnished with a house and plot of land tor his own and oxperlmental uses were mode by J. 1 ciaxion, i nuca niaiea commissioner rvntalrl ahlDDing orders put a premium I of education, at last nights aesslon at on good light stuff this morning, and I U.u svllle of the Conference for Kducatlon during the early rounds shippers picked In the south. 419 Deatrica Creamery pfd u ueaumont. Tel.. M joj Council Oluffa O. 4 E. Sa...,, 11 Dacre A Co. pfd jj Denear, Colo., Sa, 19It 157 rremoni u. 1 i. .a,. im H 101 4 too 1M.I1 117 (1 J90 Katrmont Creamery 7 per cent ptd... 91 liumeeon, ia., aa, ivz. Hooper. Nab. City Hall Sa. !..,. King CO., warn.. Itoad Sa. 1934 IOC Jot 1 uiututii, rzv. uai.uvy ........ ya Lincoln Co.. Nab., Orldta Sa, 1971.. 104 10m Mountain State- T. A T 9) jji" Slontreal Tramway lat A raf, ta 93 llil New York Blata Ity. 4Ha I so Omaha B. L A P. Sa. Ill i M Omaha B. L A 1. pfd 14 39 City of Omaha Hewer 44a. 193S 10,'U WK City of Omaha 44e, 1941 J0l2 lot Omaha A r. II. St. Ry. Sa lilt 94 974 Omaha A C. D. fit Hy. ptd 79 114 Omaha A P. B, R. A B (3 t I'ortUcd, Ore., 44a, 1932 mK 1U.0T State of California ta, 1929 97 97 74 Siaaeton. H. P.. Sa. 1931 99 IM swin a Co. (a. nil K4 rr Swift A P. Block iOill lou Cloui lily Block Yarda ta. 1134. 914 924 Peattla School fa. 1923 II 111 Vnlon tock Yarda Omaha. . tlft W