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THK HKE: 0MA1LA. SATIM'DAY, .MAIIC1I JO, liU5.
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FOTl RKN1
flenses and Clli(H I
t"N FURNISH BP mod. cor house. In de
sirable part of city, ground floor, con-
slsta of parlor, music room, kitchen anil I
dining room, with I bedrooms and bath '
on 2d floor, garage attached; owner, fan-.
ily of 8, to retain I bedroom with ouUide
stairway, separate from remainder of
house: reasonable to good party; refer
ence required A Riven. Adrtres K 1T7, Hep j
8 ROOMS, all modern, den and 1 bedroom
on third floor; a grsge and hot water
heat; tile bath room. Call at ISM Spencer
St. rail Webster 139S.
6-ROOM cottage, modern except heat. 1908
S. 4fh. 317. Red 64W. Water paid; va-
cated ArrU 1st. ; ,
TEN-ROOM modern flat. 181.4 0. Mil St.
Rent 3.TS per mont,h. Dougla 4677.
'"120 SOUTH IMh, a-r., 13 5 Web, fe!71
Maggard's
Mr hr., dray, t man. tl.ii per br. 1711
Webster. Dour 14V.
J. C. IvGCd " iw'lnW atoraae!
FOR RENT
Wo hava complete llat of all house,
apartments and flats that are for rent
Thl Uat can be e tree of charge at
Omaha Van ft Storage Co.. 808 So. :4th Bt
-room mod, house. 2jll Chicago. D. 8146.
FTnnsna ln Part a of the city.
VACANT HOUSES. '
I can rant them for you.'
W. R. HOM AN, 310 BROWN BLK.
7-ROOM. all modern. Parker Ht.
FOR RENT 6-room cottage furnished, all
modern; price reaaonable to right party:
young or middle aged couple desired. 3934
N. th.
$ ROOY8. U7 Jones Ht., $30. Never been
occupied. Sleeping porch; ouk finish:
modern throughout. Apply .105 S.- 17th St.
Phone touglaw 64S7.
COTTAOR, l.iOH Rurt St. Harney MMi.
8EVEN ROOMS. Reml park, modern,
clone to car. $,'. Walnut :2S9.
Btorra and tff:ee.
8TORF3ROOM
114 Cuming Bt., a desirable etnrraoom,
with basement, for bakery, grocery, res
taurant or other purpose. $J ler month.
CR.BIOH. SONS & COMPANY.
Phone Douglas 20. 608 Bee Bldg.
TO liET Storeroom for furniture and
undertaking In Nebraska county seat
town; one other furniture business now.
E. H. Newhouse. Red Cloud. Neb.
WANTED TO REXT
WE have clients who" want to rent houses
In all parts of the city. Others will buy
en small cas'i payments, balance monthly.
THE VOGEL. REALTY AOEN'CY
101H6 W'. O. V. Ring. Douglas 3K91
WANTED TO BtTI
Yala buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 141.
OFF1CJC furniture bought and sold. J.
C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. Doug. 6148.
W& W)Y ii)-lian.1 ciotnee.
141
N. 44th,
Slightly uned high-grade piano. D. 2ul7.
KEAL ESTATE.
FARM A H U L.IMIS f OR f ALB
California,
Then Dream
of fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers all tha
year around. No- mow or cold. No coal
bills. Then quit dreaming, realize that
you can muke that dream come true.
W'rito uv for particulars of our rich
colony land near Sacramento City. Think
over wild rviul carefully our literature,
then go on one of our excursions and In
vestigate fur yourself. Price low.
Terms cany.. Hound trip fare, fuO.OO, re
turned to purchaarra. ,licuilon March 22.
Wrile today.
W? 1. Smith Co.
A ij.iiil imnk ttliig.
l,UUU-Acre Kanch
liiniLiy' .lib v. u.: ..oii.i.n.i Co.. i.ali-
, forimi. rUht .,(. tou.i u,im rMllroad; closo
t ) ban -J'1't.ii iBc.i. iuniln- stream
tnroun pru, city, water i ierf to all
uuildlnfrs; new uunttalon, W-r., i batha,
lorcmnn'a house, lu-r. ami bath; laborer's
hout. 5-1. and uathi modern hoisj oarn,
cow bari., a. liy W cows; granary,
loul fched. machinery shed, with steel
boiler: creamery nouse and separator,
alio, 'M tons capacity; calf and nog j,ns,
12o hau jtrsey, 1.. neaa hore. La head
Berkshire hogs, buggies, wagons and Im
plements. x.Thl ranch has Its own Irrigation sys
tem, dam and reservoir.
The property is in first class condition
and la for sale as a wnole to settle an
estate. Viico has been made low to ef
fect a quick saie 14 per acre, including
stock and Implements. Terms can be
made. , -
If you want ah Ideal California ranch
this is an opportunity than la seldom of
fered. This ranch would not be on the
market were the owner alive. There la big
money In this tor some one. ,
Art dress tor patricumrs.
W. T. Smith Co.,
Exclusive Agents.
IX 8819.
Cty National Bank Bldg.
FRUIT. TRUCK AND POULTRY.
No. A 6-ecre tract, r-utteraon, titanls
Is u county, California, lor a house and
lot in Omaha. Let us help you turn
your house into something tnat will make
you a good living. Tins b acres is all
in alfaita and ready to support a big
:lork of poultry and to put part Into
fruit, English walnuts and truck. It is
near Patterson, one of the finest little
cltits l Cailtornla. and coe to the iig
coast cities. Ino climate and a delight
ful place to live.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block, Omaha.
M iaarMU.
BARGAIN 240-ecre farm si miles from
Minneapolis; 140 acrea t Jder cultivation,
40 ares good meadow, fcv acres timbered
pasture; can practically all be cultivated;
good corn land; farm is fenced; 10-room
hoi.ee, barn, granary, mach no ahed, wind
mill, etc.; 12 head .good tuiik cows, 4 gjod
horses', harnesses, wagons, coinplaiu sut
of machinery, hogs, chickens and every
thing on the farm goes at (45 per acre;
16. (Ml cash, balance can atand for 10 years
at per cent, eichwab Bros., I02i Piy
mouth Hldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Why Fay Rent? , '
This Is lust the place you have been
looking for; lt acres located in the
fuovous Red Klver valley, i'olkr courtly,
Minn, 6 miles from town. Rich, black
li.in. clay subsoil: 100 acres broke. Sec
ond crop on the land now. We will erect
set of buildings to suit buyer on a cash
payntcnt of IjwO. balance II per acre each
yettr. We will furnish you with all tne
cows and hogs you can handle. Yot nay
for them out of " the cream cheeks and
'i the increase. This extraordinary oiler
expires iarch 27, ll$.
Tit IS VOUEL REALTY AGENCY,
1U15-16 W. o. W, Hldg., Omaha. Neb.
MINNESOTA WHEAT FARMS.
PO acrea in Wilkin county, near Camp-,-ell.
We can get you a good exchange
ileal on this for ritv rrsiuence or small
Nebraska farm. Half tr.ls farm la in cui
.lvktlon, balance bay agid pasture, but
ve. y acre tillable. Leve, as a (lour, well
drained, no stones, soil black deep and
rich, proaucea big cropa of wheat, corn
alfalfa, clover and potatoes. No im
provement, but surrounded by splendidly
imp.oved farm.
PA YN E INVESTMENT COMPANY.
I ware Block. Omaha 1
fcKl.Ll.N'l averal high class stock farm
direct from owner. Farm near cities.
prices right. 3in up. Bprlng work starts
around April 10.
water, Minn.
M. rj. Carlson, Clear-
Kaaiaa,
IMPROVED EASTERN KANSAS FARM
Do you want to exchange a good house
and lot in Omaha or Lincoln for thl
line farm? We tan offer you a good
leal. Here la a nice lis-ecre farm, only
l1 miles from Columbus. Cherokes
county, K annua. Rich, black loam soil,
nearly all In cultivation. Nice -ruom
house, barn 24x36; fine shade tree around
t!e house. A dandy place and a bargain.
PAYNK INVErTMUNT COMPANY,
"are ni'jra, umana
BARGAIN 3 4S-acre dairy larm. uaar fcav
lina, Kan. 1 write for lull dcacrlpUon and
flat at Us! Kama farm for sale Li central
Kansas. V. k Nluuetu. aallua, Kaav
RlvAL ESTATE
FARM Jt rtl.MII 1,A.DI FOR S4.LK
Calaraaov
TO SETTLERS ONLY-330 acre for $m
Klcb corn, alfalfa and wheat land; no
aand. J. a. Tiacy. Fort Morgn. Colo.
Idaho. "
!0 ACRES Irrigated land, Payette, Idaho,
to trade or sell; price ery low. C L.
Kelly. Owner. Address K KA Pee.
Montana.
YOU DON'T NKKD TO
BU AN EXPERIENCED FARMER
to farm one of our farms In the great
Judith b.isln, Montana. We ran show
you how to farm for profit and pleasure.
HargHln now f.,r the NKW SOIL, or
Si'O acrea nearly all seeded to winter
wheat that Bromines 50 bushels per acre.
Clin you pay $4,500 down and within
8 months and pay balance in 7 yearly
payments? price $45 to $70 an acre. Free
mapa and facts for the asking.
WM. II. BROWN CO.,
B N. LaPalle St.. Chicago, III.
Mlseoarl. -
BIGGEST land sale of the year now on. !
100 forty-acre farms U each. Oood land.
Well settled locality. Close to railroad. I
is per acre is half actual value, ureat
est bargains in South Missouri at sen mo
tional prices. Write today for free liter
attire. D. Mcrrlam, Ellis A Benton,
Kansas City. Kansas.
Neferask.
BEST FARM BARGAIN IN NE
BRASKA. ACRES AT PRICE. OF "0 A.
In sight of city of 6.0H0. Where corn
and alfalfa never fall. Goodtiouse, other
buildings fair; 60 acrea alfalfa, fenced hog
tight. There la 2U0 acres of this nlace
that is the finest of Platte valley land,
which, with the Improvcmenta. Is easily
worth the price asked for the whole place,
to-wlt, S24.UOO; the remaining 7n acres ts
finest of graslng with some farm land
on It, and easily worth 110 per aero.
Buyer gets- TtW acres free. Reasonable
terms.
We have a large list of farm and ranch
bargains on easy payment terms. Write
us your wishes.
i
TWO FINE CENTRA I, NEBRASKA '
SECTIONS.
Two-thirds Is level, will make fine corn
and alfalfa land. Every acre is good
black soil. About 12 miles of railroad
towns; similar land In same locality Tie.d
at and worth 112.60 to IIS per acre. Owner
s a nonresident and being compelled to
raise some money, offers one or both at
fS an acre; to an acre cash, balance to
stilt buyer.
CIX)SE TO OMAHA. 170 ACRES.
Good, fair improvements, no waste. 160
acres In cultivation, balance in pasture,
yards and. fruit; nothing better anywhere;
nearly level, nut not creek bottom. Trice,
only S22.KO.; $5,000 cash, balance to suit
at 5V4 per cent.
I CONNER, BrandeU Theater, Omaha.
HAVE buyer for 40-a. rami near town, E.
Neb.; also want listing of quarter sec
tions aud oiglities. Carlson A Wallin, W1
McCague Bldg.
CATTLE RAISING EASY WORK, BIO
PROFITS.
n't can help you exchange your Iowa
or eastern Nebraska farm for the host
cattle ranch In ' the state. It contains
4.000 acre; H00 acres is used to raise
roughness and balance is finest kind of
hay and pasture. There Is a creek and
timber In pasture. Every rod Is rich,
hard land and alfalfa is doing fine In
this neighborhood.
New -rooin house, barn 84x64. grana
ries, hog house, corrals, 6 well and
windmills. Two other seta of Improve
ments. 14 ' miles from Gordon, Sheridan
county, by good section line roads; no
gates.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
W'are Block, Omaha.
80 acres, irrigated laud, all under
cultivation. In Deuel county, Ne
braska, within 1 M mllea of Jules
burg. This, is a smooth piece of ex
tra fine land and will be sold cheap.
Will make terms.
W. lYSmith Co.,
City National Bank Bldg. o
New York.
Kew Tor Farms For Sale.
The land of opportunity.
I'KiO buys 24-acre farm; buildings worth
Sl.m Oood land. 11,200 buys 65-acro
larm, S miles from village of I railroads;
L00O apple trees. 12,200 dollar buys 102
acre farm in village; good land, fair
buildings. JIOoO buy a 160-acne farm; build
ings worth tA.OuO; good land. Write for
photos. Cows with farms If desired;
easy terms, ft, K. far paid oi,o way to
purchaser.
E. MUNSON,
i4M B. Salina St, Syracuse, N. Y
Orearom.
WANTED FARMERSLand In a mild,
pleasant climate at true value. No ex
tremes of heat or cold. I have for sale
farms, stock ranches, business opportu
nities. "The best land In Oregon." 1U0
acres, price M.liiw. one-halt cash, balance
terms. ll acres level valley land, 60
acres cultivated, more can be, 3b acres
timber brush pasture, balance onen uas.
ture; rich black soli, good house, barn
ana out-ouiiaings; family orchard;
rencea, cross-ieuceu; schooinouse on
I n rl trrmn roiul pesm route telenhnnn
KC. H. Burkholder, Lebanon. Ore.
Utah.
Stock and Grain
Ranch
Juab countv. Utah. 3 RM ! all
fenced; E0O acres now In wheat. 250 acres
In rye, both up and doing well. Tti aver
age yield of wheat per acre on this
place la . bushels. Fine Improvements,
worth 17,500; 21 Percheron horses. In
cluding one stallion worth 2,0u0; tools
and machinery on place worth W.uOO;
gooo wen ana pump rurnish all .water
needed on ranch; only i miles from sta
tion. Frtce, including all stock, imple
ments, etc.. only till uer acre: will mk
terms. This la something that ts seldom
offered at such a low price. It is (rood
in every way. raruruiari.
W. T. SM1TII CO.,
City National Bank Building,
Omaha. Neb.
wlacoails,
Upper Wisconsin
Best ua.iy and general crop state la ths
union: aeiliers wanted. Lands for sal at
low prices on aasy term. Ask for book
let No. 34 on Wisconsin Ctt.trai Land
Grant. Excellent landa for slock raising.
If Interested la fruit lands ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Addteaa Land an4
industrial Depaitwent. tioi Liu Kail?,
IdiriMapolta. All no.
M isoellaaeoas.
LxVNDOWNEHS
Tha farm movement has begun. If you
have aome farm laud that you desire to
exchange for income property or a busi
ness, list same with me and tell ine
what yuu want. After that its up to
me. I am here for business.
HANSEN,
36 Brandeta , Theater. D. 2597.
ABSTRACTS OV TITLES
REF.D Abstract. Co., oldest abstract of
flee In Nebraska, nsl braudels Theater.
KERR Title Guarantee ana Abstraot Co.,
a modern abstract of Hew. 3IKi b. 17lh SU
I'bon Iwuglaa 64M.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and f aim lomia 5 6V1. 9 per conk
1. H. Duinont ft Co . 411 BtaU Bank.
ANTKU-Jiity loauia peters Iryal Co.'
W ANT Li C.ty loans and warrauts W.
rarnaiu enmn e o.. rtjt ramain.
MOM Y on hand for city and farm loans.
Hi W. Binder. City Nat Bank Bldg.
$iuu to $itf.uM luad pioiopll. U. Weed,
wai mug., mil an.i amain . sits.
UABV1N liUOS h'it".
fcKH u first or farm loans In aaaUrn
Nek. United BU lea Trust Co.. Omaha.
tit, CITY LOANS. C C-.JbeTiT
u 310-312 Hrat.dels TheaUr B dg.
CITY prtxtrty. Lame loana a specialty.
W. 11 Tnomaa. 4 Mat Bank bidg.
KKAL KsTATF LOANS
O VIA HA homer. Kat Nebrni.ka farm
O'KEFEK REAL, F.sTATK CO..
Ml Omaha Natl lVui ril
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. W
Weed llidg.. 1MH and rnam Sis.
ewd.
REAL KSTATR W 1NTED
We are unable to supply the
demand for 5 , and 6-room
houses in the llanseom or
Bemis Park districts.
The Vovel Realty. Ajreney,
1015-Ki W. 0. Y. Bldg.
HAVE rails for vacant ' lots and cot
tages. Carlson Wallin, H McCngue
Rldg., Douglas 34S3. evening. H. ?XI.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHAXliK
Exchange
Income property in Omaha, value
0W, for Inside acres. I"ta or more valuable
acresge closer In. p Will exchange all or
any part. I
WALNUT S0.T7.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
ACREAGE.
We have a number of clients who want
to exchange small tracts of, land, both
Improved and unimproved, for city prop
erty THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY,
101J-16 W. O. W. Bldg -0
REAli ESTATE NORTH SIDE
REAVTIFIT, HOME
WITH ACRE OF GROUND.
This home Is located close to the Flor
ence car line and not far from the Miller
Park entrance, on high ground over
looking Miller Park. .
The ground are all improved and
planted to fruits.
The house line f rooms and is sub
stantially built and In first claas condi
tion.
This place Is for sale at a greatly re
duced price.
For further deit-iton see Mrs. Ida
King, the owner, at &V7 Redlok Ave., or
phone Webster 3877. or if more conveni
ent call at the office of BAN K KH8
REALTY INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ground Floor, Bee Uldg. Phone D. 7!.6. o
9-ROOM modern house, 7W N. 30th ttt.,
HO. Phone Red 4!Xjk.
1677 EVAN a r. mod nome. oak flniau
throughout; easy terms. Web. 391a.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
$500 OABH, RALANCE MONTHLY'.
A dandy little home, all modern, only
Vt block from Hanscom Pork and car
line, riouth front lot fine shade and only
H&00.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Doug. 17S1. Ware Hlook.
LEAVING CITY.
Nice home, Hanscom park district; a
real bargain; sacrifice for quick sale.
Wright & Lasbury. Douglas 1:2
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
20 Minutes' Walk
To P, O.; 2 blocks to Farnam line; only
3575; 110 cash, tl per week.
O'Keel'o Real Estate Co.
101 Omaha National. ' Douglas 2716.
REAL ESTATE DUNDEE.
Dundee Home
$4,300.00.
This ia new 5-rooru bungalow having
living room with brick fireplace and din
ing room with beamed ceilings, finished
In oaa, two bedrooms, complete bathroom
with shower and convenient kitchen, all
on first floor. Stairway to second story
with umple space for two or threo more
rooms. Full cemented basement, furnace
best Located on north front lot 60x160
feel, only two blocks from car line.
Terms about StrA cash, balance at the rate
cf $42 per month, which would Include In
terest. This is something good and de
sirable for a small family and must be
seen to be appreciated.
George & Company
Tct 1). 758.
903 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Dundee Bungalow
$3,250
Buys nearly new 6-room bungalow, all
on one floor, oak woodwork throughout,
full attic and basement, east front, 2
blocks from car line. Can make vary
easy terms. We want you to see this.
Glover & Spain
919-20 City National. Thona Douglas jB62.
$1,000
Dundee Lots
Do you realize that It Is almost Im
possible to buy any lots In Dundee as
low as $1,000? We have two high, sightly
lots on paved street, Nicholas street, be
tween 60th and 61st, we are offering tor
$1,000 each on terms. Don't delay.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN,
P'14 Harney t-'tr'et.
DlJWDrJrJ HOUSE, $5,000
Fireplace, buffet, tiled floor in bath
room, oak finish first floor, olrch second
fluor, outh front lot close to car.
W. 11. TllUMAS & UN,
223 rtate Bank Bldg. Douglas 1848.
RTAL KSTATT SOUTH OMAHA.
SOUTH OMAHA, 6 rooms, Washington
Mt.. $Wi0.
lt0 down, balance monthly.
W. L. riELBlf ft HONB.
Slate Bank Bldg. . Douglaa 1010.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Trackage
66x132
Located near
Fourteenth and Leavenworth.
About four blocks to Farnam.
Price way low.
On best track In
Omaha.
Paved street.
Corner lot.
American Security Co.
Phone Douglas 6"13 or Walnut 30S7, or
Harney 2645.
Gallagher & Nelson
Real Estate
and Insurance
644 Urandeis j31dc:. D. 3382-o
. $j0 CASH.
Oood five-room, hot water heated, homa
Full cemented basemen and large attic.
Half block from car line.
NAUNDERS CO.,
ULV14 W. O. W. Hldg. Doug. 3822.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WK NKK.l) LI8TINUS.
Wc must be picpared for the spring
rush for homes that will come to pur
of I tees. .
SAUNpEHS CO.,
ij-18 W. O W. lildtf. Douglas J-XS.
rniTM urn titiatmiitj iiitit"ti
UK A n An J rTAU iULn ITlAnNril
Seaboard Exporters Predict that Top
IVice for Old Wheat Crop is
Yet to Come.
"
ATT nPATWC lir trv TfmV
AlAi liltAXNS Ailt, Ul" IVVAl
i .
OMAHA, Mevh. If. lKl".
"Exporters at the seaboard are In pos
seanltut of more Information as to the
amount f wheat aold to go abr'ja.: and
still to go forward than those In tin-
"'est. and they are very generally nt
the opinion that have not vet seen as
high prices as we will ee for old crop
wheat." said Charles H. llerce, president
of the Hnrtlett-Frashr company. "To
one who niny not be so well informed, It
must N evident that, considering the ex
tremely light offerings of wheat, not
withstanding the good premiums bid for
Mil VKrlitliit, n. . n , . w-, ... ...
" hlcae-n. thrt situation as regards O.l-
on may wheat la about as follows:
Trude In it Is lisrht. because few care to
commence buying at the present level
and there is as much wheat already sold
tor shipment, with May wheat bought as
a hedge asulnst such snles. ns it has
been mfe to ,,.11, B, ,nr,hHse of Mar
wheat l not the bet Insurance against a
sale for March or April shipment, or
even early May shipment."
Cash wheat will develop strength week
to week, and thirty davs from now the
price will feel the Influence of the cash
"""'"n much morn than at present.
Tha principal cause of tha strength In
w-heat yesterday was the reported sales
of larco quantities of flour to the notch
government as well as to France and
Ureses. Cssh sales here were ama.ll. The
sealKiard reported M0, aw bushels as taken
for export, and Minneapolis 100.0a) bush
els to go to the east. Sesboara market
reported Prance and Italv as big buyers
of wheat the last few days.
... rn.fold V"''0 higher and oats were
UP IfllUc ..(t...... ......
tlnued demsnd for the ensh article. Corn
still remains under tha Influence of oats
and wheat.
?5" v "l'01'' trade ,n oats was reported
at ?.ki( 1,1, .1.1. . . , .....1. .
oup bushels of rye were sold. Offerings
of May oats were small, hecauae man
unve Deen taken orr the last few
days.
Jih Provision market was Inclined to
ronotr the changes in grain and the list
oloaed higher. Packer, sold July dellver
lee and shorts were tho principal buyers,
lard qulf,t ,n both-n"
Omaha apot market:
heat was lii!o higher. ,
torn was 1G1V higher. '
pats were smc higher.
learances wen.: u . nrt
flour
66,000
fQ"nl to I.236.0IIO bushels: corn.
uur-neiB, oats. JtJ.aaj bushe s.
Liverpol close: Wheat nnt niir.1.
corn, c higher.
I'rlmary wheat receipts were 637.000
bushels and ahipments 676,000 bushels,
against receipt, of iwrnn kihi. . ..
shipments of 234.000 bushels lust year.
Primary corn receipts were 421), 000 bush
els and shipments 4,000 bushels, against
VrVTv i ,nu"bols and shipments
Of MM.0O0 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 7oS.0i) bush
els and shipments 645.000 bushels, agalnsl
T',.It.L.0 ,iM,fl10 hushels and shipments
Of 77,O00 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECE1PTH.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlcao ...
66
71
3O0
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha ....
Bt. Louis .
.lilt
. 90
. 12
. 4
31
W Innlpeg
.2
alea reported liutiv were' vii.tVn
2 hard winter: 3 cars, $l.tiV: 1 car. 31 oo'i!
No. 3 hard winter- 1 r.r it r.& m. 1
hard winter: 1 car. $1 54. No. 2 mixed:
Car. Xl.fioVk. Rve No. 3: rrl nf r.r
$114; No. 4: 1 car. $1.14. Corn-No. i
yei ow; 3 cara, 70,0; $ cars, 70o. No. 4
yellow: i cars, 9c; 1 car, 8r No. 6
yellow: 1 car. fV; 1 car. s4c. No. 3
mixed: 1 car, near white, 6'c; 3 cara,
wVc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. nr whit.
Wc; t cars. 6M4c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car.
ate. Oats Standard: 1 tar, Mc. No. 3
white: ssrars, 7Vtc. No. 4 white: tear,
67c Sample: 1 car, We; 1 car, 6614e
cars. 66e.
Omaha rash Price Wheat:No. 2 hard.
$l.&Mj l.W'; No. 3 hard. $1.64ffi 1.66U; No.
4 hard, $l.4NiI.M: No. 3 eprlng. $1.61)
1.86; No. i durum. $l.4H4fl.60; No. 3
durum $1.48ff1.4!. Corn: No. 1 white, 71T
71'c; No. 3 white, 704'tfTle: No. .1 white,
7r70yo;'No. 4 while, 6K4?04,c; No. 6
white, xift4o: No. i white, iti3io1c ;
Tin. yellow, TO-VO"? It-r No. 1 yellow, 70"
7lv4o; No. 3 yellow, 70rfj YOo: No. 4 yellow,
vel OW.. OAlilfrflStr : Vv
8 yellow, HfifKHV.; No. 1 mixed. !Wfr70c:
No. i mixed. 8fKui9Vic: No. 3 mixed. fx.m
80ic; No. 4 mixed, WfMWc; No. r mixed
8Mttc: No. 8 mixed. 7UiS,4c O.t.. kin
2 white. 68Cu58'4Jc; standard. 67166X0; No'
3 white, 67t4'o674c: No. 4 while, 64lf7e.
Barley: Maltlnsr. 7M17Sr- N 1 rH av
Kc. Rye: No. , $1.14j:l.li(4j; No. 3? $1.14
gi.i,
CHICAGO CHAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Featnrea of the Traalasx aad loslagr
Prices nn Hoard of Trade. '
CHK"A()0 Maveh H-ISm .1 I-..
decided strength the greater part of the
tlniM today wheat underwent a sharp et-
" Jsi Deiore tne Close. The sudden
break wss acrnimntnlnl K. i...-t..M
bearish rumors about a crisis ssM
have been reached In the Miiinm r
Austria With Italv. Prtoes etna.rf ,..
jr'.1''.0 tQ "c under last night. Corn
finished a sixteenth to ,c down, oats lWi
off to a shade advance, and provision
at a loss of 6c to 204I23V4C.
i teavy selling to realise profits for
holders had left tha whi.nl
to a bearish attack la(e in the session,
a large part of the offering having
passed Into weaker hands. Stop loan
orders were quickly reached about a half
..,ur wio mo unai neu, much nervous
ness bring shown over Ilia rl,u k., .
split would ensue between Austria and
jermany. Assertions that recent export
""","'" iioor nan oeen a great ueal
nvereatlmatcd counted also in rhanglng
sentiment abruptly against the hull.
Higher nrlces at l.lvni k.
sl.lershle to do with lifting the wheat
'met T.:iure me late reaction. Thre
were alo report of unlooked-for Turkish
successes in the Dardinella .nri ..
Black 8ea and of huge Import reuuire
ments of wheat for Italy 1M,5(X0i0
bushels. Large export clearance, a num
ber of crop complaint, and a big cut In
Mlnneapolla stock rave further tempor
ary help to tha bulls.
Corn was strong eigrly with ' othei
grain, but sagged quickly when they
turned-weak. The bulk of tra
were between nit speculators. Lightness
of offerings tightened the oats market
until tho bear flurry In all staples took
place near the end of the day. Shipping
rates were small.
Packers and others selling overturned
an advance In provisions. The embargo
on trade with Oemiany was said to be
at least somewhat the reason.
Futures were quoted a lollowc
ArtlcU-l ();en
Hlgh. Low. Cloae.l Ve y.
V. heat
May
1 67H
1 24V
74H,'
J 6Hf
1 26
1 6M4f
1
74if
1 68
1 :3,
74'
1 6fiH
1 23
T4'4
uw
IT TO
10 6
10 3Vi
10 12V,
July.
': T6,
Trsl
61 ay. I
July, i
Ohih
May.
July.
p.,.-..
t'l
I
7
1
0S
(
HOW
May.l 17 TO I 17 80
July.l U 20 18 3i
L. .. , i
17 50 I 17 CO
17 tfi 18 4
May. 10 441 10 6
10 40 I 10 4?t
July. 10 90
I io 10 eiw, io 70
Rlua. I
Uua. I I
May.l 10 12U
July. I 10 15 I
10 ir.
10 60
p 0241 10 1
10 36 I 10 87HI W tl,
Chicago Cah Prices Wheat: No. 3 red,
tl-oetrl.ttH.; No. 2 hard. L6'V&1.6Jy
Corn: No. 2 yellow, 7ta7hc ; No. 4 yel
low. 71Vu72Mic: No. 2 white. 7:W4T72V'.
0,a; No. 3 white, 41ilHc:. standard. 41 H
tiitM. Rye, nimilnaX, UaiUy, lbuic.
liUTTKIlHteady; creamery. JuOt'.
POTATOKHr-Lower; recelpta. 21 care;
Michigan and Wlsoonsln red, aVuuc;
Michigan and Wisconsin white, ac,
LOUS Higher; re elpU, 9,tr23 "cases; at
mark, ' included, l.dlic; ordinary
firsts. P-W17c; first. 17a,'lc.
PtJULTHY Alive, lower; spring, lHic;
fowl. UcV.
New York General Market.
NKW YORK. Mrch 19.-KUOAR-R w,
teady; centrlfug. 1. 4 7.'c; molasses, 4c;
refined, ateady. Kuturea were steadier
curlier today on covering and scattered
Airerlcan Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A dlvldsnd of Two Dollar per share
will be paid on Thursday, April 1
IS 15. to stockholders of record at tho
close of business on Wednesday. March
31. llili. II. D. MILNK. Treasurer.
trade huytng Influenced by the tinfavor-
able weather advl.-e. from Cuba. Trices
I at midday were i'i4 points nut blither
I ru'TTKR steady : rcelptn. MWi tubs;
creamery extras (3 score. 5Sc; creamery ,
(hi. her scoring!
2"o'.'c: 1 reajnery, '
firsts. J1S2vc: seconds'. a-mfrOMtc.
CHEhK Steady: state. whole milk,
held special. ltiVl'V: average fancy,
K.'."t,c.
I KUO8 Irreenlar; receipt. l'..9fS cases;
tresli gathered extras. l'jUi.'Jc: fresh
lrBlhered. storage packed, firsts to extra
I firsts, JCy-Ilc: resular packed extra firsts,
JV: firsts. l!'41i?v; ftesh gsthercu se
onds vvil!c: nearhv hrnnry whites, fine
to fanrv, 2SfU6.-; nearby hennrv browns.
Lr-'x
POP I .TRV Alive weak: western fowls.
174 iSc; turkevs. l.lsilmi, dressed, very
C let: wet. rn fror.en roasting chickens.
170c: fresh fowls. H'lii.-; turgeys, usyj'c.
OMAHA (IC.1KR.tli XtRWfJT.
Pl'TTER-No 1,
J. lh. tubs. Mc.
1-lb. cartons. 2Sc;
No
CHK FSK Imported Cwlsai S4c: Amer.
Iran Mwtsa, Mc; blo-k Uwt.s. iic; fwins,
Itic: daisies. 17c; triplets, ISc; Young
Americas. IsVjc; blue label brick. 17c; llin
buriier, l-lb., !0ci 1-lb. c; New York
white, Mc; liniwrted French Roquefort
10c
FISH Trout large crapplea. 16c;
halibut, 14c; channel eatdsh, 14c.
SWEET POIATi )ES Iviuwa, H.ii bbL
REtF CUTS Rib. No. 1, te; No. 1,
ISV: No. a, ll'c lolna. No. 1,'KHc;
No. t, lie; No. H. 12'c Chucks, No. 1.
8c; No. i. SWc; No. i. sc. I'lates, No. 1.
c; No. t, 7V4c; No. 3, o. Rounds. No. 1,
11V; No. 2. 11c; No. 3, 10't'.
POULTRY Hpollers. 144i; spring chick
en, 11c; hens, rtjuc; corks, sc. ducks.
UK-; geese,
e, sc; turkeys, lSi-; pigeons, per
dot., We: ducks, fu'l feathered, Kc; geese.
full feathered. 8c; squabs. No. 1, 11.50. No.
t, 60i.
Market quotation furnished by Olllnskl
Fruit company.
FIU'ITS Oranges: Per box, extra fancy
Alphabetical, all ajies, $3.76: extra fancy
!ui.kt-. ail slses, $-61, Red Hall, all
sixes, $-.25. lemons: Per box. fancy Pnn
klst, 3 Os. S'Os. 4 u4.60; choice Red
Hall, $:i 6. Orapofruit: 1'er box, 3d, ,
$3.t); 4a and 30a, $2 50: 64s. $al&
Apples: Per box, extra lancy; Waslunx
t.Jti White Winter pearmaines, $1.7u;
H, lUmburgs, 31. Ml; Hoovers, $1 S5; Plack
Hen I avis. $1.36, Ulack Twlga $i.6o; lancy
Ulack Twig, $l.a; extra fancy I'tnh Onnoa,
H.2i; fane, Homo Lesutiea. $1.50; 6-bog
lots, !.; Pen Davis, highly colored, per
bhl., $3.26: Hen Davis, commercial pack,
1 er bbl.. $4.u0; Hhleld Wlnesiips. ler lib!.,
$4 00 l'esrs: Per box. Anjous, Bheblon.
Jers'av, Wosco, Easter. $2.3... Wananas per
buncli. $3.(aa'3.26; per lb., 4c. Strawberries:
FVi lt iOc
VsuUETAULES Cgullflower. whole
crate. $ii6 per crate. Cabbage: New
v.k ti.niali 1r ib.: isi'onsiu. Holland
I seed, IWc lb.; California, new. 2'c lb. Col-
ery junioo, uua., unuu louuvv,
dol.; ileaf lettnee, 40!i do. Onions: Red.
2o lb.l yellow, 2o lb.; white, 3Hc lb; Span
ish, $1.73 cralo. Artlchokea. $1.60 dos.;
endive 36c lb.; Rrussels sprouts, 10c lb.;
peppers. 600 basket: tomatoes. $0 crate;
garlic, Italian. 35c lb.: radlahea, 60o
doa; turnips, 60c do.; spinach. 60c dos;
I arsley. 60c dns; beans, $4 60 hamper.
Onion seta, yellow and red, $1.60 bu.;
white, $1.75 bu. Potatoes: Colorado Rurals,
76o bu ; Red River Ohio. 85c bu.: Minne
sota whites, 00c bu. Bwoet potatoes, $i76
per bu.
NUT No.( 1 Calif jrala walnuts. Ic
per lb.: black walnuts, 3Vc per .h.; fll
berta, 16c per lb.; wcana. 12c per Ib.j
Brajtila 12'ic per lb.; almonds. 20c per
lb.; 60 -os. figs. $2 per box; sugar. wal
nut dales. $1.40 per bo; Hallow! date,
c per lb.
MIHCELLANEOt'8 Hhelled popcorn, 4o
per lb.; limes, $1.7 per box; oraclterjack.
$:l 60 per case; crackerjark, one-half case,
$1.76; checkers, $3 50 per caae; checkers,
one-half case. $1.76. Honey, $4.00 case.
Cider. New York. $l$0 keg. Cocoanuts.
$3 60 sack; 7r dos. Cranberries: Iito
Howes, $7.00 per bbl.: $160 per bo. Pea
nuts: Raw, 7n lb.; sack lot (Jumbo). 3c
'
lb.; roasted, BVtc; sal tea, si.ew can. siuso-
rooms, wc 10.
Kansas City flrala rrstiaissa.
KANSAS CITY. March 19. WHEAT
No. 3 harl, $1.6Mfl 67; No. 2 red. 31.S4;
May. $1.4fi': July, tl.W.Wi.tf; Beptem
ber, $1.06VfB'10f.S.
rORN-No. 3 i.ilxed. 73c: No. 8 white.
73lic-: No. 3 yellow. 78V. No. 3. 72V,i&;3c;
May, 1W10; auiy, I0VIU"C, rrrwne
ber. T4Sc. . . .. .
OA To No. I white. wvc ro. x mixed.
C5ih4Vie.
BUTTER tTreamery, 27c; firsts, 2Bo;
seconds, 3.V; packing, lie.
Et 141ft Firsts, lsc: aeconn. nr.
POl'LTRY Hens. l4Vtp; roosters. KVfcc;
turkeys, 16c.
Minneapolis Grata Market
MINNKAPOLIS March W.-WHKAT-
Msy, $l.48Vf1.48U; July. $l.42'4 asked: No.
hsrd. 1.M; NO. i nonnem. n.oivii'
1.64V: No. $ northern. $l.4i.Kl.i'lV
FLOUR encnangea.
J4ARLKy71t79c.
RYIO-81.17.
BRA N $2.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 9t4i,io.
OATH No. 3 white, 6MJ68V.C.
FLAX-jl.Klfcftl.
gt. I.ooU Grain Market.
ST. lyOI'I", March 19. WH KAT No. 1
red. $1.6t'tlt.67; No. i hard, nominal; May,
$1.52V; July,. $1.19.
CORN No. x, ioc; ivo. i wniie. nomi-
"oATR-No. 3, eOc: No. 3 white. 81V;
Mar. 74lkii14c: July. 7V4c.
r: . . i
Liverpool Grain Marker.
TIVFRPOOU March 19. WHEAT
Spot. No. 1 Manitoba, 13a 6Vxd; No. i hard
winter. IS 41.
CORN "pot, American mixed, new. 7
Mid: American mixed, old, 8s id; March,
7a 6d.
Local Stoeka anil Roncla.
QiraUIIss rarnlalMd br Bursa. Brisker ft Oo. .
444 Oroaka NatloDal bank balldlni:
Stocks RI4. Askad.
poard of TraAs pfd 1W
Hankers Mortsa. Loan, Omaha 1TH
t'nntln.ntal O. K i. com 14 80
Ctty National Bask, Omh 4 ft
.r A Co. 4 14 M
Kalrmant OMnio- T . pit lnovi 14114
Onal West.ra guear pfd 11 ul4
Ut. Black Nat., Houib Omaha 174 .
tttraha C. h St. Hr. pM 14 TT
OsMh ft C. B. m. Hr. turn .47
Hooky Mt. Fual pfd. com. bonus.... M M
Slal. Bank of Omaha 114 lit
tiwlti A Oo 107 pm,
Khertdsn Cos) eom , 18
lip loo Hlook Tarda, Omah 11
Bosde
CoettsMital 0 . U. lttl (Nfk) u
l.v.l.sd. O.. 4lt. 1M4 IS9. 11 41
hmai City. Mo., Mrhonl 4a. 111.... S7 M
MlchHaa Hr. 4. 11 M n
IwiU O. B. H4. Fir. K 138 k IM'fc
Ooasb Wat.r 4Wa. 141 101 io
On aK. MK 4. 1M1 7 t7Vt
Ho.'k Moueuln ru.1 6a 1,5 so
Hwltt t'O. U, 44 f,S,
SMitlt tlntan i. !"1
S.rlbn.r. N.b. Water as, 14 (
t Dl. flare, Nab . 4'ti, ! n
Wtrblta t'nlsn stock Tarda ts. 1M4 . 9
Wat.r L. H V. Hot Hprluga, B. D
10214
10
wit
ll
II
Onaaba Hay Market.
OMAHA. March 19. PRAIRIE' 11 AY
Choice upland, $13.60; No. 1, $1,100; No. 2,
$ll.iHj;'12.; No. 3. $V OMtfnl.uO; choice mld
lund, $13.00; No. 1, 412.60; No. i. $ll.ii
12.00; No. $, $80ikt(U00; choice low la ml,
$11.60; No. 1, Hi.tti; No. 2. $.iyt10.00; No.
3, r.Hr.flO.
STRAW No straw on Hie market;
needed badly; choice wheat. $ii.6i 7.00;
choice oat or rye, $7.0fi7.60.
ALPAIJ'A 4'hol'e pea green, leafy,
fine atein $14.0uti lii.rtj; It lakes extra
choice to bring $16.00; No. 1, U VHTJH.uO;
No. t HI.OiOU.i; No. 8. $11 IIOWU.W.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK, March 19, M ET A LH
Lead: Hteaily at $4 Oft 4 16 ; London. 122
L'a 6d. Upelter: Nominal: London, a 44 f.s.
Tin. firm: ftvs-ton lots, $.,3.0066 .00
Copper, firm; electrolytic, $l6.0y 16.2'.;
casting, $14 6011 76. Iron, steady and un
changed. At lnlon: Fpot copper, 67: futures,
a 87 10. r!Kt tin, 4:176; future. 17. An
timony. A77'u79.
T. iyllH. March 19 MET A LA Lead,
trong. at $4.10fH.l-S- Spelter, firm, al
$y.5vaio.xi.
l.oado:, itoi'k Market.
LONDON'. March 19. American secur
I tie on tho atuck market toi av were
nade more active. Krle and Canadian
Pacific were frequently marked aud
L tilled Htate rltsel eiianged hand at
a reaction over the new minimum. 1'he
closing waa steady.
IflLVER Hr, .1 I3-I0d per ounce.
MONEY l'ffl'a per cent.
DISCOCNT RATriS-Hhort bill. Hi per
cunt; I month. 2' per cent.
Col tea Market.
NEW YORK. March 18.-OOTTON-
fcpol, quiet; middling upland. 8.05c. No
tale.
Cotton future closed steady; March
$.$lc, May, 3 s7c; July, 8.16c; October, . loc;
J- enilr. 9.64c.
The cotton market closed ateady, net
Unchanged to t point lower.
MVBRPOOU Msrch 18. (yTTv)N
Ppot, trasler; good tnlddllng, G.Cld; mid
dling. 4.tr.d; sales. lO.Ouo bales.
trad
! OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
j nr.1. 4. T I
v.iuc J
Centt Lower Fat iAmbi Are
Active Seller-
HOGS AROUND FIVE CENTS UP
SOI TII OMAHA. March 1. 11R
stile. Hogs. Bheep.
t'ffli'inl Mondnv ....
Olfhl.il Tuesday ...
r'!. In 1 "i-dnesdar
txflcisl Thursday.'..
Kstmlte Friday
10 4' 1W 1" 7
4 ts lg'l3
4 P' "l3 7'i1 6.PJ1
2 70 KViVI $.244
700 a.iOO ;
FInc duj thl week...!4
Ksnie day last week.. 23.323
same dtiys 2 weeks ago 17.774
Same day 3 week ago lH.fW5
Same day I week ago H.:i7
-ame ilsys last year.. 14.397
7J.224
R,'7
7.7I40
.4W
1. !!
2.6R7
(n.6i
HO 646
49
6K.S04
1'he following tabB snows the receipts
of cattle, hogs und sheep a: the Kouth
Omaha live stock market for the year to
!m as compared with last year:
191.V 1')14. Inc
l"atlle 213,5.17 301.870 l."-
Hogs 7nn.tv'.4 H3.432
beep R!S,1.W 812.645 16.694
The following table shews in nverage
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stork market for the last few gava, with
comparisons:
Date. I 19liTM14.il!18 l'12. 11 l.ll10. 1 wiT
Mur.
Msr.
3.1 4iL, Mi 3 JO
I 7K I 6O1 2
.1 41W S 29
3 241 321 6 82 9 661 3 29
8 80 3S 6W 13
Mnr
f .! s Vt'di ( pv
Mar. 4.1
Mar. t. 67,1 I 3 3 37) 371 I M
30
Mar. 7.. I I R I 471 311
Mar. x.1 m I I 621 34
Mar. ..! r JR. 1 M
Ml 76
TH TS 48
8 US1 68
61 ar. 10. 1 fvil, I :z 3
8 76 10 32 63
8 341 8 40i 8 8OU0 27 1 $ 40
Mar. IL'.l 6
Mar. 13 73
Msr. 14.'
Mar. 15.1 ( e;
8 40, 8 45' 0 40' 110 37' 8 44
8 601 8 6l $ $411 $ 3l I 47
8 651 f.7! II 4 ,1 s r.-l'O S4)
I 8 6-71 8 631 8 80 10 43 4D
Mar. Iii.i tit s. 1 X 44
Mar 17.1 4 fWi 3 TO1
I 87110 36
$ 66
( 60
8 44
Mar. 18.1 ti fi.1U I R 451 3 74l
$ 6T.1 0 63' 10 64
Mnr. 19.1 H4 8 5tii 8 701 8 o
110 m
Sunday.
Rwclpt and disposition of lira stock
at the I nlon Stock Yards. South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hour ending at 3
o'clock yesterilsv;
RlX'El PTR-CA RLO A DR
Cattle. Hogs. Nheep. HTI,
C, M. 8t. P...
abash
ttsourl Pariflo
Inlon Pacific
C. : N. W est..
I.'. N. V., west..
C. St. P., M. it O..
C, H. ft y., east...
C., R. A g., west...
('.. R. 1. & P., east
Illinois Central
2
4
41
6
is
1
12
Chi. Oreat West.
V
Total receipt.
114
ar,
DiaiDSlTION-HEAP
Cattle, Hog. Hneep.
Morri A Co
... 147 M
818
flwlft Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour A Co
Hi-hwnrts Co
245
111
Si
871
1,316
1.749
,f-
3.606
2.1H8
663
1,8.16
::J
J. v. Murphy
Hinetnlr Packing Co.. 30
F. H. Ijewl.... I."
Huston A Co 7
J. H. Root ft Co M
J. II. tlulla 1
Kelloug I
Milllvan Prog 10
Rothschild ft Krebs.,.. 13
Mo. ft Kan I'alf Co.... 18
Christie
Huffmiin
Tsnner Tiro W
John Harvey 21
Other buyer
713
Totals 1A!Wl "
CAT 1L Receipts of cattla this morn
ing numbered 700 head, making a unai
ror the nvo' oay urn " -';"'- ;"
lerrest foe anv similar period alnoe tha
third week in Coloher of last year.
With o few cattla in stgni mis mom...
there was really nothing to excite Inter
est In buyers or create any entnuaiasm.
in consequence in iraue was -dull
as It Is very apt to be on a Friday
In addition to being weak to 10o lower
than yesterdny. The market Is now lfxj
3fc lowcr than last week's close.
Cow und heifer were also dull and
weak and they are In most rases o
hiwer than a week AJtO. .
There were not enough gtorkers or
feeders In sight to lk about. The feel
ing, however, was fully steady with yes
terday snd it Is safe to say thut tho mar
ket on praclltally all kind of stockera
and feeder I about the same lt.wa
on KYIflay of lat week.
Quotation on cattle: tsood to rholra
corn fed beeves 37 t1i.$0: fair to good
oornfed beeves, $7.1lj7.f; common to
fair cornfed beeve $.60iii7.10; good to
holce Imlfers, $.2.Viy7.00, good to rhoioe
cow, $B.7Vu.; fair to good cowa $5.0Uif
6.76; eommnn to fair oows, $40045.00; gofxl
. L .. 1 . ' ,V-. 7 ill
fair t good stockers and feeder. 8A.$Ht7
7.i; common t rair atouker and reedera,
t.76rr4.fx: stock heifers. Yy.MlABi; stock
oows, t4.7frniO'; slock calvea, $8.00.60;
veal calves, $7 00ti.50; bulls, stags, etc.,
$4.75f.il0
RopTcsenUtlve sales:
limCF UTEBRS,
at. Tr.
.. H sfl
., W 114
.. 176 7 (W
,.11M T 1
..1IMI T If.
, .mo 71
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. . . .114 18
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at T 7
fcVlr.r.iKh AND HKIKliK.',
740 4 4 8 44 T s
819 3 18 14 at IN
COWH.
. t IN
1 loan 4 n
1 101 4 M
I una 4 14
11 UMt I 00
1 una 1 it
1 i.-vi 1 20
It 11 XI I 34
1 11M 8 40
..10A8 6 63
.. M 6 TO
..1M0 8 74
.. Ml la)
..Hie I 0
..1230 40
..1114 3 M
,.ll7 3 34
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it
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9 9H 7 4 6..,.
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BM I 80
414 3 74
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17M 4 41
io,, 1 n
1474 1 at
148 IH
114 4 ti
100 9 fcl
r'hlr-De
404 TO
1040 T 60
liM 7 14
1 .174 T 76 II.
1 IN IN I.
HTOl ftk.is AN.i
8 40 I 4 10
11 1t 4 14 V,
I 1114 4 m, 1
8 M4 3 40 II
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811 T 3f.
.OO
I'.eud. coiiuiriscd tnu day's
r telpli
This bring the total for the
week to
dale up to "S.&l head, being almost 4.000
bend larger than last week, and more than
SO.iial head heavier thn a year ago.
Hupplies wern very moderate, and even
with 'the ten car held over from ye
terday. there wa only a rather limited
assortment to pick Imm. Oood shipping
hogs were not so plentiful a on prevlou
day of tho week, but the shipping de
mand wa large, und outaldu buyer
started right In taking inch hog a they
coull use t figure that were around
60 higher. Pucker, on the other band,
tarted lit Just they did yesterday
morning, making their offers on a steady
basis. Nothing moved, however, until well
along In the forenoon, when packers be
gan talslng their early offer aioaly, and
when the irt pack lug hog finally
tuned to go calewur. It was at figure
that were just a nickel above yesterday's
k'Hec trudo.
This strength, which only came In
Hjts, wa short lived and before much
of anything had a .chance to sell offers
were back nn a stesdy basis. This made
dosing rounds very dull, but In the end
piacticully everything was sold.
As a general thing the market waa
steady to a nickel higher, and averaged
a good strong shade hlaher. Kalut.ers'
purchaser were around 6c higher straight
through, Willie packers' drove were
steady to a shade higher, and as niucii
as a nic kel up in spots. Shipping h(s
old largely at a range of $ 65'!.fl.75. the
iHtter figure ixjlng the dav s ton. tn-t
or tn killer moved at 94.4uas.70. Kor
- H the week to date value how a net de.
cllne of a big bo, while today ton la 7Wc
lower thxn the high figure at the close of
lust week.
Representative rales:
No.
At.
h. Pr.
No.
AT. gh. Pt
.mt to i
111 ... 8 47-
.2i 80 To
1 ... 4 7
l ... 3 Ti,
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88
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a
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IJU 3 4b
PIG8.
.!
3 14
hllEKP A lifcht run of sheen and lauiba
was again the order of t h day. th re
ceipt amounting to only louo hsad .
compared with 11.823 a week ago. The
receipt for the five daya of the week
tl u far fall a little under lat week, but
ar about tha sam as a year ago. Lla
the last few day of lat the proportion
rf sgAI sheep waa very meager, consist
ing only of two or three cars or ewes.
With light receipts here, as well as at
rill other market points, and bullish ad'
vices from the east, sellers started out
lnsKing niguer prices
The advance was
fought by
the packer buyers making
ar other slow deal during a good part of
the forenoon, but finally the buyers were
forced to come across with more money.
The lamb sold fully lWiJOc higher and
aged sheep steady to strong. A new
high Price for lambs for the year to Cat
was hit this morning, there being two
cars of Mexicans fed in Nebraska good
enough to reach $.P0. the' record since
' "yj 1 ,op ""ring xnai year was
$10 46. The bulk of today's lamb gold
jaround $ fiMr9.S6. The range on ewe
wss $7.7."D7.0.
ne ,op on lamos a wees ago was sw n
sgainsi a lop iooay or aw.w. 1 ne duix or
the lambs at the close of last week sold
In practically the same notches as this
morning. Notwithstanding a good run
this week price ro generally regarded
as strong compared with last week's close,
or lo-ii jic higher on Ismbs compared with
Monday's opening. Agd sheep have fluc
tuated little during the week, and the
si pply of them has been very mesger.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: 1 Arabs,
Mexicans, $9.6itt.l); lambs, fed westerns.
P.i 0m?.70; lamhs, shearing. M.$V8.O0;
Mexl.-ans, f&40f.7o; lambs, fed westerns,
$H90ahft. Inmha, shearing, $3.1013 4;
vrarllnga. light. $3 754rt.iW: veartins-s.
heavy, $S.60i3176: wethers, gool to choice.
$" .. "iiS.011: wether, fair ti Jod. $7.60iS7.7;
ewes, good to choice, $7,600.80; ewea, fair
to good. $7 2f-fl1 60.
Rcprvtientatlve sales:
UNO. AV. IT.
5"7 Mexican lamh 71
21? Colorado ewe W 1 30
It'SA 1 tMnraiiu lamoa 74 p
4X Colorado Inmb 71 9
4S1 Colorado ewes $7 7 go
141 shrn Ismbs 71 . 8 fje
aO fed lamb TI ' I TS
5 fed Inmbs 83 TO
4S6 Mexican Lambs - 76 IN
rillCAfiO I.I VK' STOCK MARKET
Cattle
Are
Weak
aa ' . akees)
RtransT.
OIICA(l, March 14 CATTLFJ Rik
celpMs. 3.0S): market weak; native gtsera.
$ri.srwys.e6.. western, $K.3b4rT.40: oewa and
heifers, $3.26u?7.7t; celreg. $7.0fkff1iX6a.
HOH8-aiecelts. 18.000 head: market,
early advance lost: hulk of sales. gft.TfS
8 60; light. $41 A0M41K6: nwxed.' 98WY8a
heavy. 8d.SMM.86: rourh. . s8.46dM.80: nts-a.
$6.6ti4j8.TO. .i
8IIEKP AND LAMTUt-Recelnt M8
head: market strong; sheen, frwcrftlfc;
yearling. $7.86a.16; lambs, $7.4WgrifAtal.
Kanaaa City Live gtaek Market.';
Receipt. 300 head: market ateady; prima
fed steer. $S.lMi 60: dressed beef steer.
$7.00411.10: western steer. SgaiemtK.
stockcrs and feeder. $4.00437.80; bulls, $&.!
Wti; caives, H.otx)j:o.oo. .
ittnto Kflcetpts, t.600 bead: mar lest
strong; bulk of sale. $8.6n.7K: rioaw.
96 8641 (!. 7I : Decker and butcher, as.884
7 60: light, M.avn.go: pig. 8R.nojjw.60.
8HEEP A Nit LAMRft Rec.lr.ts 8rM
head: market higher; lamb, 8Soo.ff9.90;
yearling-, WflOftg.80; wethers.. 7.S5iat,00;
ewes, I7.00ff7.76.
Bt. Lnal Lira Btork Market.
KT. LOma. March 14 C ATTI,R Tt-
celpta, l.VO head: market lower; native
heef cterr. 37.OtMfg.76: rows anA heifers
$i.6U8.26; aonthern stsers. $8.iA4i7.T6; cows)
ann hellers. 84.ooti.oo: native calves. 300
if 10.00.
H004 Receipt. 700 head: marVet
higher: pig and lights, $5.60qjT.30; mixed
and butchers, $ft.8SJ'7.2v; good heavy, $490
fr7.06. i
sHEEP A Nil LAMP.B Recelpta 1.900
head; market higher; native mutton, 94 76
4r800: lambs. $8 OOfiO.W.; yearling, fl.WQf
$.90; (beared yearlings, $.6t&7.0.
long City Live Black Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. March l.-CATTIJe-
Recelpts. 809 head: market ateadvi na
tive stews, $ (H(r7.5R: butcher. 38 h
860; cannrra, $3.2fifjH.7r; bulls, stags, ate,
$4 60416.36.
HOOn RerelnU. 8.30ft head: market
steady: heavy. 88.Wj41eni mixed. !.:
fight, 6.tVu.$7is; bulk of sales, $.87yti
6.624.
KIUCEP AND LAMBf4 Recelnt. . 300
head.
Bt. Joseph Lira Btnrk Market.
HT. JOBKPH. March 19. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 100 head. Market ateady: ateer.
$700118.60; cow and , heifer, $4.164J.3S;
calve, 7.(i1t.2y
HOOP Receipt. 8.O1IO head. Market
higher: ton. ag.TSi bulk of sales. H.i7j.
$.7$.
rlHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 500
head. Market steady; lambs. $9.0o$t.fl6.
1 1 I
( nffee Market.
NF)W YORK, March 19. COrPKE
Coffee future opened at an dvnce of
1 to 4 point In repone to the continued
strength or tfroall cable, but there
seemed to he very few buying order
around tha ring and price eased off un
der realising, aeatterlng May liquidation
In anticipation of large dellveriea, and
some local sellng for a reaction. Tha
cloae wa net unchanged to point
lower. Hale. 38,600 hag. March. 8.0hc;
April, 8.08c: May. 8.12a; June, .17o: July.
7.24c; August. 7.31c; Heptember, T.38e; Or
toher. T43e; November. T.48o: Deoamber,
7.63c; January, 7.67c; February. 7.81.
Fpout. ateady; Rio No. T, 80:. Hanto No.
4. losiioc. . Rla exchange was 11-1M
higher, while thsr wag a further advance
of 76 rel In tha Rla market and of 100
rel gt Banto.
Dry Goad ' Market. '
NKW YORK. March 19.-DRT JOD
Cotton rood were steady today and
lightly firmer in primary marfcata Tama
war quiet. Wools wore firm and Jiigh
as a rule. Bilk were quiet.
Evaporated Apples kad Drl4 Ifralt
NEW YORK. March l.-EVAPOrR-ATED
APPLEH Dull.
DRIED riiLITB Prunes, quiet and
easy. ApriroU. barely steady. Paaobes,
steady. Ralalna, slow.
Conviction of Diggs
And Caminetti is
Affirmed by Court
"AN FRAN'CTHCt. Wareh lfc-Tha ean
vlctlon of E. Drew Caminetti. son at
Anthony Caminetti. United Btatei com
mlsHtoiur general of immigration, and
Maury I. Dlggs. former gtata architect,
under the Mann white slave act, were af
firmed today by the I'nited Plate cir
cuit court of appeal.
The opinion was delivered by Prealdsng'
Judge (lllbert and was concurred In by
Judge Wolverton. Judg Erakin M. Ross
dlnsented." .
Dlgg and Caminetti were tried and
1 convicted before i nlted ritate Dlatrtet
j Judge W41Ilam C. Van Fleet In 1911 for
the transportation of Lola NorrU and
Marsha Warrington from Sacramento,
Cat., to Reno, Nev., for Immoral pur
pose. SHOOTS AT DESERTER
IN DOWNTOWN STREETS
Miff YORK, March 19-8ergeant
Henry Wetltlng of the Mxty-slxth com
pany roast artillery. I". M. A , fired four
bullets from an automatic pistol gt a de-
scrter w horn h was pursuing at Thirty
1 eighth street and Broadway
,r,h. ...
bullet glanced from th sl
today. Tha
sidewalk, una
- struck and dangerously w ounded a blind
peddler, another Inflicted a slight wound
Ir. th neck of the deserter, " Joseph
Flelschman, while th third grased tha
theek of Dr. Charles Hunt of Washing
ton, D. C- The fourth bullet whlssed over
a crowd of pedestrians.
CARNOY COMBAT PROVES
COSTLY TO THE GERMANS
PARIS. March Id. Th combat at Car
noy, which bjian the evening of March
14, by tha explosion cf a heavily tmarged
mine In en of the French advanced
tranclies. wa vain and eostly for tha
Oermans. accoiding to an official not 1.
sued by tha war office today.
wa

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