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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1915)
i r THK OMAHA SlXHAY 1U:H: MARCH L'S, 1013 5 0 : -a- MI 1 II ELI WANTED M ALU MEDH'AL M Urr llanraaa. GET WISE A. thorough, practical automobile edu cation at minimum cost. Auk (or cata logue ' C" urn) explanation of our fet results method. NEBRASKA AUTOMORILB SCHOOL. 1413-17 Iodge Street. Omaha. Neb GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET KELIARLR ami experienced man to manage and work on my ranc h, located west part ot Nebraska. About 3.(X acres. ; Ll acres under cultivation. Imlancc pas ture and tiny land; a Swedish or Herman , married man, with some hoys In the fain- i lly who tan help with the wmk on the lanc'.i preferred. Will have some ."01 to 1 IV head of cattle and nirne nous on ! lanch Man with a few thuusind dollars to put In the business on share in the i Increase wsnted, hut rairnrdlesa how much money. If any, applicant can Invest, i what I want Is a rellnhle, honest and sober man, who comes well recommended, and then we can nitree as to terms, etc. ! Address K 230, Bee. o GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS -Thorough Instruction, to; returned If not appointed; particulars free. Ameri can Civil 11. C. Service School. W ashinKton, ' Tiles. Fistula, etc Why Do You Suffer When Piles and Fistula Can Be Cured? I cure without surgery. My patients are not confined to bed and they flo not lose a moment's time from their business. My method is not a "home cure." or a "correspondence treatment." but it is an application of skilled treatment, administered under the most rigid antiseptic conditions In my office. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE IN EVERY CASE TREATED. Pay When Cured Dr. Maxwell has resided in Omaha for twenty-eight years, and during this entire period has been ensased in treating Diseases of the Rectum, Bears Doubly Agrgreasive, with Be ult Wheat Tumbles Again Three to Four CenU. BIG SELLING IN CORN AND OATS o.MAHA, Marv-n 11 tltaui Iratlcis neiiuttt a il'iulimini 1 rlo.i is at hand and that Ultima whl. P. oinc 1 1 it tunc to tune ua a result ok tit witn i.il condition will not he .ista in-.,. Tl.i y heiloe mat ad nullum "Imiiiiiuik hate loll ulscounied and thai then ale few new factors that can J' i ivscntcii at pu si iil to urina in new ipouiatue huvuw With a smaller sc i t..ntl.e aid expnit ti;td-, hm-rai le 1 nlpis ami I'liMirat'ic clop reportsi anil ' I choc tnik lotiniiK i.p lonHtaimy as a : h ar lllilucncc, there is U illrtposllttin to, mi slow on the hu.wtiif, side. At prcseul . a lew it the largest HM-al prow a.Ollalh ; are pressing tnc near sltle oi wheat ami ! i orn In nu hk K resHi t c vn. The pit ei. ; incut, HitlioiiKh cxcvMlvely hcarlsn, v u ' cihiIv evens up nt the close. I t'oin bears lm natc Pecu aKKresi-lw Isellcis lor several da.i s said last nielli I that they had cocreit, anil rcK.irticd int. market aa In a weaker potmiiui as a ic I suit of tnclr buying and despite the Oo- t llne. The bin eeliinK by Harrell ami firsts, l!'v'(iAlc; nearby hennery, whites, fine to tarn y, lie, nearby hennery, lilVWII", -Jfl.-'yC. t'llKKSK Irregular; receipt. r boxen, mate, whole lilllK. held specials, Kti li'c; state, w hole milk, average, fancy. l't l'.,c. I l I.TItV - Pi esse. I. quiet; western froscn roiistlii rhUkens, i;t'Mc; fresh f.iwK llnisi; t.nkevs. 1.' uOs. Uve. dull, western fowls. 17iL'S'; turkeys. : . i . NEW YORK STOCK MARKET One of "War Specialties" Furnishes Sensation of the Day's Session. OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET Cattle Receipts for Week Smaller Than Last Week, but Larger Than Year Ago. r RICES ARE GENERALLY HIGHER Official official I official Official Official SOITU OMAHA, March 27. 1915. eclpts were: Cattle, llnus. riliecp. Monday Tuesday .... cdncxilay . . . Tltin mlny ... r i may Kstliualc Saturday, l.ttM iM 4.hixl lu.W.'l 4.W s v,7 14. Ik 777 7n by-i IM.St.'i Kt.'M I'ti.lk'iH 7!J :';i...iri m.4. it. vk i 7:h ;"0.43 K'.oa M.6;m fiH.W',1 14 Of J , 11.7d K.1J7 ! s.;hj i M.4f3 YOL'Nd MAN for our local Interests; 112 weekly to start: no canvassing. Fron tier Mfg. Co., Manara Kails, N. Y. MAKH $10 to 75 weekly arowlng mush rooms In cellars, sheds, etc. Hooklet free. Mushroom Farina, Huhhanl Wood.". llnnls. ". WANTED Organizers to obtain mem bers and establish lodges on commis sion. The OwIr, South Hcnd, lnd. Jso MONTHLY and expenses, to travel. distribute samplrs nnd take orders, or appoint agents, permanent. Jap Amcrl- can Co.. t hlc-ngo. VANTKD Sober and reliable men to prepare for Intcrurban railway service paying $7T to JUO monthly. Kxpciieuce unncccssarv. Address, American Flcc tric Railways nureau. Ottawa, 111. UOVKIIXMKXT positions In iostolfice. railway mail and other branches ar Kood. I'rei)nre for ' exams" under former 1'. f. civil nervlce secretari- -examiner. Hooklet O H5 free. Write today, l'atterson Civil Service School, Kochoster, N. Y Hundreds of the most prominent people in Omaha and all parts of the I'nlted States have been cured by. Dr. Maxwell, whose names mar be ob tained by request, and who would gladly certify that Dr. Maxwell accom plishes all he claims In bis advertising and at reasonable expense. Persons are cautioned against imitators, substitutes or inferior meth ods of treatment. Patients roust come to the office for treatment. HOURS 9 TO 12, 2 TO 6; SUNDAY, 10 TO 12. Dr. William Creighton Maxwell 40S-S-10 Omaha National Hank Bulldlnc. Seventeenth and Fa mam Streets, Omaha. Uraduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City, New York. NQ J'ltlSTKO UTlUlATUKIi BKNT Of T. NKW YOHK. March :7.-one of the so- ,.; r'-.'1' "'J- cnlicd "war ...eclHitles. Itelnie ,e,n ,,w riwi, luniip i on- r..i.., ...... .. ,,,, , . ; active and broad mark. I. on rmbli. at.on Snmn ,, 4 J J ! '' ne nimiN.n , statement show- .. ,,V; ': i .ii ao.e to ol.l.l.nds. the' stock lose hy I The fol'owlna- table show, the receipts j leaps and lamnda irom y.sl. ioav a cloa- m,'7,- "" shep at the South ' ,.,i. ... r ..n. f 7ii mi mlviiiicc of gomana live stock market for the year to points from Its previous iccord price, !" compared with laal year: closMig with a net nain of points. ,,,, J?15;- ..U'";, Jn.c The r'se waa accelerated to a degree by '(,R'f' 2.M I .. . h- .iw.rl inle rest. " " IW.' .SS 7l'4 itXl 13i. l i which had maoe that stock too object of K7H.7IS t."rt.i .t:W I Its recent operation because ot reiterated , iln roilowliiK table hhoi the averar . . . ......i ..rn..i..i ..miriori ! Drlca for hn. - w t. ........ . uu. ui ,, .... ... . 'Kiaiciiicins i roiii neiiii-,', i n ii - - v ... .',,i, ,i,.,ib. , V. " . ,y " ,. ,, I that dividends were a matter of distant markei for the Ian lew Oats, with I entitled to eastern longs, on all decline. , lIuii:a in Heihiehcm comparlsona: na.Mdev'eUrr '? TZlr i Ue:,ra"tveh,::sUe W m'Heion. ti iiei at Motors also made another swc tacular advance to the new high price of I.M. a rain of K points, but river markets combined. The presenc of considerable shipping demand stimu lated the trado In lambs, and as a re sult sellers hnve been aide to resllJie tho pri sent hlKh schedule of price. The bulk of the IhmiIs at the week a close changed hands at 15' 4e-ii!i, with some light klndi ordered In cspeclnlly fur the Faster trado making a top of $.. The ltelmont ewes, ns koikI as any coming, topped at $7. So Friday. ijimtatlons on sheep and lambs: Imba, Mexicans, S 'il'fiK 90. lambs, fed westerns, nv,,n70. lambs. shearing. I Mr9 2 ; Meilcans, $!)4Vi7B; lambs, fed westerns, .; lambs, a henries, SS.ltri4.M: yearllntts. Ilbt, t TTfrJ 00; vesrllnK". heay. M.rtVfi 7b: wethers, sjnod to rholce. 17 K'.Mk. i; wi'tliers, fair to ood, li.H0fn7.ICi; wes. Rood to choice, $7.ft0'fi7. iii; ewes, fair t' Bond. i''"7 'lO. Representative sales; No. 7.'i fed ewes r fed ewes r.i I'll . 1 142 f d ewes M 'iH I '! tci yearllnKS ; , ., CHIC ;o I.IVK Av. . M . S4 . 04 . !2 Pr. 7 so 7 an 7 so 8 1 KTOt'K MARKET WANTFD At once, young men for au tomobile business. HIk pay. We make you expert In ten weeks bv mail. Fay us after we secure you position. Cen tury Automobile Institute, los Angeles, Cal UOVKKNMKNT wants clerks; :0 month; Omaha examinations April 28; common education sufficient; particulars free. Apply immediately. Y 3W. Bee. Be an Auto Mechanic and draw a large salary, or go Into tha auto business for yourself. Our com pletely equipped school and shops will bring this result tor you. Write for fres booklet. Nat'l Auto TiMining Ass'n, 2S11 N. 20th St.. Omaha. Neb. I NKKU branch inanaKcrs for my world wide mall order business. Operate from your own home In spare time. No can vasiiTifi or peddling. Kxperlence un necessary. You should make $fto weekly. Hutlcr, ilxs Factories, Toledo. P. WANTKO Ford car owners to demon strate $10 Ford starter; $40 weekly. Send five names with addresses of Ford oar owners with application. If possible. Oreat opportunity. l)adco Automatic, Detroit, Ain h. OWN your own business; quit being an employe; be an employer. I have a proposition for you. Representatives wanted in every locality. O. U. Doughty, Jackson. Mich. YVANTKD 1.000 men to e.-.t ham and eggs, 15c. Coffee John. 14th and Capitol. few davs without cam. Call or write Dr Wrav. tOS Bee Bid . Omana. Established 1894 0 l.irtiir- Cured in a PKHNOXAL $7,000 FOR INVALIDS. 700 subscriptions to the t.. IL Journal, $1.50, the S. K. Post $1.50. the Country Gentleman $1.00 earns that $7,000 fcr Tho Invalids' Pension Association. Your order or renewal contributes 60 cents. Thone Douglas 7103. Address CiORDON, TIIE MAGAZINE MAN. OMAHA, NEB. 1 HF.RFiHY give notice that 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. John Scnindler. JOHN SCH IN Dt,ER.. THE Salvation Army Industrial borne so licits your olC clothing, furniture, maga zines, we collect We distribute. Phone, Douglas 4186 and our waon will call. Call and Inspect our nw home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodee St. TOUNO women coming to Omaha as strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women's Christian association building at 17th St and St. Mary's Ave., where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Ixtok for our trav elers' aid at the Union atatloo. ABLE-BODIED MEN to prepare lor fire men, brakemen; $120 monthly; positions obtained free. Railway Association, Y St, Bee. o GOVERNMENT Positions Thousands of appointments to be made. Free booklet telling where they are, what they pay, with specimen examination questions. National Correspondence Institute, 430 7th St., Washington, D, C, o HELP WANTED KALB AND FEMALE. WANTED New Ideas for photoplays at $lu to $HI0 each; your "happy thoughts" worth cash. t-t my free book showing bow. Elbert Moore, Box 772-N3, Chicago. ilEN Women, $a weekly collecting all kinds names and addresses. No can vassing. Send stamp. Superb Co., X178, Haltimore, MJ. o "WILIj pay Tellable man or woman $250 for distributing 2,(0 free pkgs. Perfumed Soap Powder with soaps, etc. No money required. O. I J. Ward & Co., TM N. FTanklln. Chicago. DEMONSTRATORS W' ant ten to travc In Nebraska with established line of medicines and toilet articles; liberal com mission. Write Griswold Medical Co.. lept. B. I Moines la. o MEN. WOMEN WANTED Government jobs, $65 to $150 month. Write for list positions now obtainable. Franklin In stitute, Dept 221 C. Rochester. N. Y. WANTED to find a home for a girl of IS, where she will be considered as one of the family. Web. 2314. MVE WIRE BUSINESS MEN OF OMAHA Accountants. E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A., Address 433 Ramge Bldg.. Phone Douglas 7406. LIVE WIRE BUSINESS MEN OF OMAHA Live Stork Itemed lee. OMAHA Remedy Co.. fiY7 S 13th. Red 4851 Mask, Coatnmrs and Liudate Snppllra. MNFR. of lodge regalia and costumes. Th largest stock of masquerade and theatrical costumes In the country. Theo. Lleben Son. 1M4 Howard. D. 4115. MFG. of lodge regalia and costumes. Theo. IJeben & Bon. 1514 Howard. D. 411k. Measenaer and Teamster. WHITE LINE. 910 N. lth St. Doug. mi. Motion rtrtnrea. OMAIU Film Ex., picture machine 14th and Pong. Motion and film bargalna. Maasrors. Miss Jacobs. mass. Office 224 Neville Pk. MISS STAPLES. 713. Open eve., 9 mass. p. m. : elec. bath. D. Sundays, 12 to 5. II ATI I and mass., alcohol rub. Laura Wilson, IS02 Faxnam, R. I. Poug. 8751. Open evening and Sunday. f AKXAMV. b2f BKB BL1LD1NU. AOO.VUfi 1 mill II. AM K3T MISS WALTON, mass. R. 224 Neville Blk. de eloped of late to hold pne 1i arouiM the present level. A majority ot Hie cash houses are bearish because of the large stocks. Receipts of oats here this week are .NOa.wo hu. over tho previous week, and I are said to como entirely from Interior ! elevators, which are cleaning tip their houses, there being no money In holding .the cash grain when they are able to get .May price to w over. Receipts are ri- IH!cted to keei. up tor a woca more, ac cording to countiy eiealiw people, who were here yesu-ntuy. The Utter also say that arrivals of coin are to be small until after the corn planting time. Export houses bought ex.uMi bu. May wheat yesterday at l.4! to $1.51. Vessel men expect the Straits of Mack inac, to open about April 10. There have, been twenty boats chartered recently to load grain at the opening of navigation at Duluth and Fort William, mostly for Imlulli. Rates are ISc bid. At Chicago there la 4,ol5,(lu0 bu. corn and l.OTD.OOO bu. oats afloat, and boats are obtainable at lo to Buffalo. Omaha spot market: Wheat wu 3c to 4o lower; corn was a to 14o loner; oata were -Sc lower. Clearances were. Wheat and flour equal to 816,t bushels; corn, 6W.UI0 bushels; oata, 1.517,000 bushels. Liverpool closed with corn Met lower. Primary wheat receipts were iiKN.tm bu. ana siupmeuts 4co,uiu uu., against re ceipts of 6l!t.uii0 bu. and shipments of S4Uio bu. last year. Primary corn receipts were 433.nno bu. aim shipments 4.S.'ki hu., against re ceipts of 874,000 bu. and shipments ot 641,- u nu. last year. Primary oata receipt! were 9t.(i0 bu. ana shipments t74.0U0 bu., against re ceipts of b4 l.oiio bu. and Blitimeiita tJr 710. 000 bu. last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn CORA BELLINUY Ur?ry; good, restful magnetic. Other satisfac tory treatments. Vapor baths. Open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.. Including Sundays. 107 S 17th St., near Douglas. Nottce: En trance downstairs, Basement. Cor. Dodge. BATH?!. 214 Balrd Hldg.. 17th and Doug. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar yield, d part ""j Data mio. 1114. i.i.i'i'u' ;ii'ii.l.iiU iiyiiT Weak of Us gain In the later dealings. I tilted States Sleel, which changed hantla III blocks of I .ODD or more shares, mdd up to 4s,. Its best quotation since the suspen sion of dividends. Anthracite shares, New Haven. Cana dian Pacific and Great Northern led the better known railway Issues, with a re vival of activity at "higher prices In the former Gould stocks and Western Mary land. Inactive apectalt:ra like American Sugar, licet Sugar and Montana Power figured In the rise. Prollt taking In the Inter dealings caused general recessions from best limitations at the close. General news of the day Included the government detailed statement of the country's foreign trade for February, the chief feature being the huge gain of I merchandise exports over Imports. Po-met-tte trade conditions as reported by recognised authorities show expansion In some sections and a slight arrest else where. The bank statement dlseclosed an actual cash gain of almost $15.(Xl,M and a reserve Increase of slightly more than $10,000,000. Total salea of stock amounted to 2K4.WO shares. Ponds were firm, New York Centrat Ss being the onlv exception. Total sales, par value, were tl.Wn.Ofti. I'nlted States bonds were unchanged on rail during the week. Number of sales and leading quotation on stocks today were: fKIM. Hits Mar. Alar. Mai-Mar. Mar. 21.1 Mar. iii., 0 h.v,' Mar. i'3 I 0 .!,.; Mar. 4.i ti SH-v. W-l ft a .3 s , i;..w ot: 11-1 1 I .1 $4i s! 40, tUMli .'.l l 4i 1- i ' , 4.., 4ai iW , 41 13, ,'3 v H oil Mi M 0JI I 47 I4.i I S Mtt :.;i i. A I I II .'.41 lu.Sfc i ( B7 a $i WHO 4JI I 40 HM t bl i ti W B IKil li i . , 1 1 i .il b in L.I bii.ii 70 I ti bulO ;6 6 ! 1M. i Mi- k j.. i u :a m rs.. i. in :.ii i; :i Mar. IH.i t MV, 8 ne, H 701 li ,'lU Hll ti 44 Mar. 6 i;.-,i s a, N a 6 Mi I V 40 I M Kif 7 , 4,VH) 4:i 54 S 57 i Wi 4.. 10 til; n M S ti, a i 11 10 a.i! t il Cattle oinlnal-lloa Sheep Steady. CHICAGO. March 27. CATTLE Re ceipts, loo head; market nominal; native steers, $d.fii.S0; western steers, $.vrViS 7.50; cows and heifers, $.l.nfi;.t4t; calves, $7 ilO 2.S. Hi m IS lleceipts. .o00 had; market weak; nt 5c to UK- advance; bulk of salea. i, i.Kii !; light. t'i .'i.Viiii.yo; mixed, ftl-M H.Ii; heavy, $i;.3.V(i ,!.; rough, .liVti tt.no; I -Igs. .4iti.4fi. MIEEI" AND LAM IIS Receipts, 5") head; market steady; sheep, t7.1MfS.; jearllngs, $;.;iifl.Jf.; lambs, $7.o0ia) 85. Mar. lit. u 4;v, s 4.v a M 7 Uii 110 ii Mar.' ;;. ti b vat s ht, ? .ti: ti 3t I H 7 Sniidav. C ATT t .E On 1 y 75 head of tattle were reported In today, making the total for the weva 1J4. hean, wnlch la smaller than one ami two weeks ago, hut auout 4.tw head larger than a year ago. Handy and light wcigut beeves which nmn been In auod demand all too vteck St. Inula Live stnrk Market. ST. I)P1H. Mil., March M CATTLE Receipts 50 head; market, steady; native beef steers, $7.0crtiK 75; cows and heifers, $5.nova.50; southern steers, $5 .2Rtr7.75; cows and hclfcra, $l.'iitl.0O; native calves, $ft.0 ti-ltVfui. Hoi JS Receipts 4.300 head; market. higher; pigs and lights, $Ti.7ivii7.Hi; mixed nnd butchers, $ stifo i.so; gooa heavy, 4i7.ik. SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts 10" head; market, steady: native muttons. $r, 7i.tiK.0r; lambs, S. TTrfnotf.; yearlings. a7.bn4rJ.50; sheared yearlings, v noiui.w. Chicago Minneapolis . (Dulivth ....... Omaha Kansas City M. JiOUlS WlnnliM'g 98 til Si 14 ... . 47 i &1 Oats. 2l7 10 51' M. BRUGMAN, Pk. R. 27?7. mass R. 203 Karbach Clara Lee, bath and massage. Doug. 875L Movlnar, Storage and CleanlnsT. W. C. FERR1N. 15th and CapltoL Ty. 1100. Adding; Macklatea. Dalton Adding Machines. 411 B. 15. D. 144. Adder Mch. Co. (Wales). W. O. W. D. MSt, Amatear KlnlaailsiaT. FILMS developed free If purchased from Fhoto Crait feuop, i wee hfing. uept. v. Arokltecta. Everett 8. Dodda, 8H Paxton Blk. D. ZWL Aoto and Magneto Uestnlrlnaj. Magneto repair work a apeolalty. D.' 14 H. Aaetloaeern. Dowd AucUon Co.. 1115-18 W. O. W. R. 32S6. Dowd Auction Co., 1116-W W. O. W. R. 26. Bakerfea. Z. If. REEDER, 1606 No. ISth. Web. S297. Bine Printing. HORNBY BLUB PRINT CO.. 30$ Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. Barbers. U Chairs. 10c shave. neck shave. 1617 Far. Brass Foundries. Paiton-Mltchell Co.. 7th and Martha Sts. Carpenters nnd Contractors. STEVEN BON, 828 B. 22d. Douglas 6620. 4 iilifornln l.anda. W. T. Smith Co.. 1127 City Nat I Bk. D.2H19. Patents. H. A. Sturges. M Prandels Theater Bldg. D. O. Barnell. Pax ton Blk. Tel. Red 71177 Ocnllsts. Eyes examined, glaases fitted, pay as rou can. Drs. McCarthy. 1111 W. O. W. Bldg. Printing;. WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. Co., quality printing. Tel. Doug. 90. 524 8. 13th St. CENTRAL PRINTING CO. DOUG. 3754. DOUGLAS Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. COREY & M KENZ1E PTG. CO. D. 3644. RIES-HALL Ptg. Co.. 1630 Capitol. D. 1101 Osteopathia physicians. Dr. Rer'ieha. 303-4 MeCague Pldg. T. . Dr. Peterson. 60J Brandels Hldg., D. 2144. JOSEPHINE RM8TRONG. 615 Bee Bldg Patent Development. AMERICAN Machine Co.. 110 B. 11th St Pmlatlnar and 1-Kp-erlna HUGH M'MANtrS), 417 N. 40th. H. vna. The following cash salea were rennrted: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 2 cars, 11.45. No. a hard winter: 2 cars. $1.45. Corn No. 3 white: 1 car, liSc, No. 4 white: 1 car. 67c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 68"-4C. No. 3 yellow: 2 cars, 6c; 1 cars, 67V. No. 4 yellow: 2 cars. )ic; 3 cars, 67c. No. 4 yellow: 1 oar, 674c; 1 car. 67c; 1 car, 67Vic; 1 car, 67c. No. 5 yellow: 1 car, ti7. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 7V; 1 car, Si; 1 car, 67V. No. 4 mixed: '4 car, 6)ic. No. 6 mixed: 1 car. 65c: 1 car, 64c. No. 6 mixed. 4 car, 6. Oats Standard : 1 car, M'-io. No. 3 white: 1 curs, 64 We; 7 cars, 64c. No. 3 mixed: 2-3 car, 53 Wo. Barley Sample: h car, 4Cc Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. i tur key. $1.4(8'1.47; No. 3 turkey, $1.4bVit?1.4tiH; No. 2 hara, n.itrg'i.i,; jno. a nara, ll.43Win.4f.; No. $ spring. $1.4861.45; No. 2 durum, $l.86fri.38; No. 3 durum, fl.avtt 1.37. Corn: 6Stc; No. 2 whtte, af 6H4c; No. I whtte. 87fjWc: No. 4 white 6tA,(S7c; No. 6 white. 6Vfi6Hc; No. 6 white. Str66Wo: No. 1 yellow, 68-t(ljc; No. 2 yellow, (WH&ftc: No. 2 yellow. t!7 (&8c No. 4 yellow. 7l;71c; No. 6 yellow, 6tiVfpi67c; No. 6 yellow, 6tW4c; No. i mixed, BSfc; No. t mixed, 67iSc; No. 3 mixed. b"74t74c; No, 4 mixed, Mi'vO1 66c; No. 5 mixed, 64f66c; No. 8 mixed, 64 &Mc. Oats: No. 2 white. 64H7?G5c; stand ard, 64l4'fl644c; No. 3 white, M'a54io; No. 4 white, 684tif54c. Itarloy: Malting, 6s(n' 74c; No. 1 feed, 606c. Rye; No. S, $1.07 (Ql.US; No. t, $1.06ij1.07. Plnmes Renovated. PLUMES 4V HATS made over, cleaned dyed. Bertha Kruger, 4-'9 Paxton. D. 83SH. Roach Eitrrmlsaioi. BR B Roach powder. King's, 24th Far. SITUATIOXS WANTED EXPERIENCED girl wants chambermaid position. Webster 3465. SvANTED A position; college graduate, experienced calculator office man, ex cellent penmanship, cashier, bill clerk, any kind of office work, wants position In Oinal.u or elsewhere. References. Ad ttress S. 131. Pee. TREES, grapes trimmed, Webster 4ri34. yard raking. KLDEKLY lady desires position aa house keeper, short distance In country or city. For Interview, I'hune Web. 3135. Washing und ironing by day. Web. 3465. YOl'NG man desires evening position of 3 hours' work, either lntojce. corre spondence or detail clerical. Best refer en es. Address C 2-19, Bee. HOTEL and restaurant man. experienced. Mged 23. wants work either aa dish washer, porter, bellbov or any other kind; honest, sober and willing. Phone Doug las 4!. John. -K4 Douglas S China Painting. Ruth Letchford. decorating, firing. R. 4941 Civil Knarineera. M. J. LAC J". 613 BEB BLDO. DOUO. 4716. Cream Separators. Tha Sharpies Separator Co.. l?th A ram. riatern and Well Digging. NEED wall or cistern cleaned or dug? BCHAFFER does It. Phona Web. 5631. t. B. RICKERTT Well Construction Co.; nothing too big or Impossible: estimates furnished. 610 N. 21st St.. Omaha. Dancing; Acnrtetnies. Turplp's Dancing Academy. 28th A Farn. Try Mackle's first. 1816 Harney. iKtug 6446. CHAMBERS' Academy, clasalc. D. 1871? Detect I vea. INVESTIGATIONS carried out In any part of United States, Canada or Mexico, to Paxton Blk. Doug. 1373. Walnut 1520. OMAHA SECRET SERVICE DETEC TIVE AGENCY. Incorporated and bunded under tha laws of the state of Nebraska. ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Evidence in civil and criminal cases secured by reliable gentleman and lady operatives. bLITE 5W PAXTON HI)t-K. OMAHA. TELEPHONE DnrtlljAH lll'.t JiAV work DAY wrk wanted, wanted. Web. Hm6. Webster MSI. FIRST CLASS laundress, by the day. or wash lace curtains. Webster 3 TfiSITIoN wanted by reliable man as clothing, furnishings snd shoes sales man, married. Answer B iM. Bee. "VVA NTElIt'lerical position by a irl 2 tears' exiierlence. Mil. yrt. IliEI girl wants place during day. either housework or clismbermald. Ad dress G ;. Bee KM'KH wurk. I K..N l-.l ebster laundi rss bants iLy 1'E urtains caretully Uundereil. Web ster g'.l.l. o WANTFI Wi.rking inlerrst in paying drug store ev registered druggist, twerte yi'ats eierinee. louurrv preferrel. -d-Irfvs Y-4-r. IW l.Al'Y stenographer. P. B. X. operator snd general otttce. 3 yr. exp ttr.fer eii' r. II. 5.17 D.XV work or bundle ah '1,7 i.i lt r.i man wains j-i ,..u.i r r 1'i.rter t'm nrnuth bsl ot rfrnces. Call V -l ster li and fur AwUrtmn .l lh.Kl- klwr t Safe and Time Lock kxperts. repaired, comb. F. E. Divan. port. 1406 Dodge. D. 1521. SAFES lko.f Repairing. FRIEDMAN BKOS., shoe repair. 211 8. 14. felgrna and ahowoaraa, E. M CLARK ft SON. 113 B. 16TH ST. Steel omagra. CARTER Sheet Metal Company, 110 8. IB. tor aad Offlea rtaiarcs, DESKS, safes, scales, howcaaea, shelv ing, etc. We buy, soil. Omaha Fixture and Supply Co.. 414-16-18 8. mn. D. 2734. lyy-w. Clots Alaska Oltlrl I.4H0 M 44 Amalgamated llippw .... i.tefl li Amarlian lleet Sutar.... t.tn 4t. 41 S Arnerlrsn Oin 4.fl Amerlian H. ft R , l.tiiO k4 t7 American H. A H. tifd. Am Husar Reflnlns 1.40 AmnHcan Tsl. Tel.... .0 r-",L Anainnila Mlnlns 4.7HD Ati lilaoii 1.700 ass llslllmnrs A OMo l.lkin 't llrnnklvn Keetd Tranilt . S.7KI Ml4 California Petroleum .... 600 l Canadian Tarlho 1I IMS Ontml Iaihar ,io a,i ChMipeaa A Ohio 1.000 44 Chlcasn O. W n.irasn, M. a m. r 1,1m ( l.leasu a N. W lift chlno Coriper 4 "0 Jiti (Vlnrarlo Kuel Iron... 1,000 Z7V 4lnrado a Houtharn ..... Penver a Rio iranda Penver B O pfd IMntlllera' tlecurUlaa .... fO S Krle IhW U lieneral Rlertrlc (treat Northern pfd 1,000 lit Great No. Ora etfs a. ion ffi(4 Xussanhalra Rislorallon.. 1 400 2 llllnola Cantral Inlertxiroush Mat. pfd ... l.tMl ', Inspiration Oippar 7, tW International llarvastar Lchlgli Vallor 1,100 1M Uiulavllle a NashTlll Mfilcan patroleura 2,106 Miami t'eppor Mlaanuri, K. a T 4.00 Mlaaourt Parlfl 1.1(10 National Dlarult National Lead - l ion Nevwda Copper 1 0H0 Now York t'entral, mm) N. Y-. N. H M T. Norfolk a Wealara oa Northern I'seirifl I,au0 I'arlflf Tal. T4 Pennarlvanla tta 10Q 10(44 I'ullman Palara Oar Kay Coo. docnar 1.700 li lit lltaadlns la.TOO loil, 147V Hepubllc Iron a Stasl.... si0 I1U ll4 llork Island Co ., Hork Ialand Co. pfd t. L H. V. M pfd Southern raclfle Moulharn lUllwajr Tanneaaaa loppar TawiJt I'ompaiiy .,, I Moll I'arlna Dnton 1'arlflo pfd Vnlted Slates HImI II. H. Htael pfd t'lab Cupper Weatarn t'nloa Wemlnihouae Blactrls bate shown little uhunue. bulim slow sule all the week. The best cows and heifers have ad vanced about 25c. while the medium to coinmon grades have shown no Improve ment wuatevcr. Veal calves linve strengthen! it up a Utile, whilo bulls are fully is' lower than last week's close. Good feeders have been In very fair dcimmd allihe week and prices are ltwiiw higher. Rough and low grade Blockers bate shown lllllo or no Improvement. WuotalionH on cattle: uoon to cholc cornred la-eves. a7.ri0iicK.lit); fair to cwrnfed beeves. l7.UKii7.fU: common to fair cornfed beeves $(i.00(f7.10; good to t bolce hclfcra, 6.;!Mi7.w; good to choice .COWS. XTi.7riA(4t htl! fl In ttn.i.1 ..ia t'.lkii'. 16-76; common to fair uowa, f.l.7.)i6 Wi; good - I Ifi fMifili'n a 1 1 L. .. r. a ... I ? iiiL.. il. fair i3 good stockera and feeders, H.S it 10414! l; MS 7?t f.9', 1C1 44 n i: luH 37 Mj s ' iinii MS 33 T, in 'ni 'is" MS 7JH us. 12S W.S Wl"4 in: 4 103s ima in sS " 101 l4 125 2S r.'S 7JS W'S lS HI M'4 44 S US HAS lis M'4 7S S m 1S s S 14!S 11S K 112s 107 s n 14 H 137 Vj lit 71 Kanana ( llf Lte to-l Market. KANSAS ClTV, March 27. CATTLPJ Receipts 1 head; market, ateady; prime fed steers, l.2iVii.6; dressed beef steers. I7.tlii.15; western steers. ,00tl2.W; stockers snd feeders. hl2r.75; bulls, ITi.2f.itltl.78: calves, 3ti.0Otr10.DU. HOGS Receipts l.EVts head; market, steady; bulk, I HMM.S0; heavy l,iiffl.70; packers and butchers. $8.Mi6; light, nt'MlW.W.; pigs. .2irti.f5. SlIEEl' AND UMBS- Receipts Son head; market, steady; lambs. K'.r' yearlings. $ rtVrfti.so; wethers. li.ltf.lS; ewes, JT.a&ti-.siti. St. Joseph Lire Stock. Market. PT. JOSEPH. March 17 CATTLB Re ceipts, 1il head. Market steady; steers. ? nnr.iK 3iV enwa and heifers. 34.2Bffirg.2uL good 1 calves, f7.OkH44.60. HOGrtRccelpts. 2,.Ki steady; top, 3..7i): bulk 6 70, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, head. Market steady; lambs, 39.tU9.76. 7 u : common to fair Mockers and cede i s. u.7Mi.6t); stoi'k belters. V.U-jn.2i; slock cows, !4.7Mi0; stock calves, Iu.0iu7.6i; veai calves, .WKKH.7i.; bulls, slags, etc., M7n(l.iJ. HOGS A very moderate run of hogs showed up today, otny about eUhty-tour cais. or 6.MX) head, being received. '1 his is tno lightcat lor a Sajurdav since tnrea head. Market of sales, G.ff aiosi lly Lira Mock Market. fllOFX CITY, la, March 17. OATTLE Receipts, in) head. lit ) IS Receipts, 4.flno head; market steady; heavy, tn.6S4i4.A0; mixed, 34.62H4 .f; light, 6.ri0f(iti.UIVii; bulk of salea, M 4i 5fi. , . SHEEP ASD LAMBS No receipts. Toe kappllea. OMAHA Towel Supply. 207 8. Ilth. D. US. Tin work. CENTRAL TIN SHOP, 1117 Dodge. Doug- iaa wvn. Tranks a FREEING d Huiitmaca. fthTElNLE. 1S0 Famam St 1 nllors. CHA8. C. LANDER YOU. 103 N. 16th St olsem ft KUL'tX-He;, 1Mb iiarney. u. ikm. Veterinarians. DR. O. R. Yut'NG. 4V Cantt-r. Wal. 30 JAMES danoe ALLAN. 313 secured In all Dressmaking. Terry Dresamtk'g rollt Neville Blk. Evt caiM. TiU, 11M 1 IIK.'.-l.l Wine and Manors. I A LEX Jr.-lKS. ItH-3 S. l3th 8t. Wines, j Jl'iuors. ciwajJlatsdlnntira. 11 to 3. luc. !'"" ll-iuoi- :ioumi. 424 N. 16th; California I -''."j. ' -'' l"f Write for price Hat .oo IK1 400 2011 14. 100 ti.ion a 4. MO l.o l.I0 US lS tS 11 14 nu 4ui Hl6' fS i,S Jts 7S 1S tS 134 1S 'its' 10T.S S CHICAGO GRAIN AMD PROVISIONS Features ot (he Trading: and Closing; Prices oa Board ot Trade. CHICAGO, March iff. Notwithstanding Indications that considerable export busi ness waa being done under cover, bears ruled wheat today the greater part of the time. Intervention by Italy and other heretofore neutral powers was reported to have approached a little clnaer, and the market finished nervous at Vc to -o net decline. Other staples, too, ail showed losses corn. So to S'Tic; oata, a shade to l'c, and provisions, 60 to lbc. It waa authoritatively announced that substantial sales of wheat for export, either cash or futures, and almost entirely spring wheat, had been going on for a number of days and were again In prog ress today. This Information had much to do with a strong rally after an early setback. Some complaints of heaalan fly dam age to wheat were received from llllnola, Mlunllri anrl lnrtlnna Com showed heaviness throughout the Summary of state banks and trust com- sesslon. Commission houses were per- panics In Greater New Vork not included weeks auo, when only l.iK) head were r- IMtrteo In. Tue six days' singly totals about 6o,ij head, being 14.KK) head smaller than last week, but over a.lKitf head larger than a year ago. Advices from other points were of an encouraging nature, and while the local market opened slow. In the end most of the offerings so.o at prices that were large. y oc higher than yesterday's aver age. The shippers' buy comprised a very fair share of the receipts going mostly at n.&.i'ii.60, and the top readied First killer bids were no more than steady with yesterday a average, but nothing sold unt.l these had been raised to a basis that waa almost no higher than yeaieiduy. Bulk ot tha killing sales was mude around K.60. For the week prices are lOtftltic lower. 13 I The big breaks during the II rat half of US 1 the week were not reoovered In the slight 11 leaellon nf Frtrtav aind in An V HhlnlilnBT :nemand has been a bla- factor In tlda week's trade, but while outside buyers on most days took practically everything that couid be used for shipping purposes, and In one or two rases went so far as to buy some pretty weighty hogs, the killer reiiuent was very slack all week and packer buyers seemed satisfied to take what the shippers left. In fact. In a couple of Instances they cleaned up I lie supply only muter protest, and at their own figures. Towards the close of the week shipping demand tell off a good deal, but prices held up pretty well, and today shipping grades brought a pre mium of fillKic over the packers. Hulk last Saturday landed at t WVirtiO and the top reached f W, lie over today's host figure. Kepresentaiive sni" New York Moaer Market. NEW YORK, March 17. 1"RIME MER CANTILE PAPER St, per cent STERLING EXCHANGE Steady; sixty days. M.77W); for Cables, t48Mo; for de mand, M SO. SILVER Bur, 4Vo; Mexican dollars. sac BONDS Government, steady; railroad, firm. Closing quotatloas on bond today were 1 1 w ' ,. wr. 1. v. B- '. ' -m .. HSN. Y. City 4S totS ,.I01V,N. T. Stala 4Sa . WS ..IS1SN. Y., N. H. H. ..tuts sr. a IMS ..UOsNo. Pactflo 4s WS M1 "S rf. 4s.. US AS MS l 10-.S MS 104 S lf.J br-t 147 S 21s s . 7S 1S rS 134 13. aS 4MS KMiS N. 0 73 No. 4b. . 46.. 5. . 14.. as. . ".. .. 4 lenrlna House Rank Statement. NEW YORK. March 27. The statement of the aitual condition of dealing house banks and trust companies shows that they hold 4!4H.S,fi,7tio reaerve In excess of legal requirements. This Is an increase of iti.2B,4u over last week. The statement ;' follows; Amount. Inrrnnm 1 oans, etc sj..ajm.iniii tlteserve, own vaults iUC.Ml.ieO Keserve. fed. res. bk. ltri.dfJi.OnO Reserve, other deps. J.',7tH.iJ 277.W3.Gn iH.ijr.4kH 3s.ii:3.(iiio l4D.h76.70O Net tlemand dens Net time di'lHislta. Ircul.iilun Excess reserve Aggregste reserve Increaae. t 1.40U.IKI0 lf,'JI0,ie. 3,i7.Jl) l,4:W.0iN) n.ttJi.dmi 2.M1.H :i3.tmi) 10.27li.24il ft43,.KII.iioO 7.. HO. . S7.. U. . slatent sellers. Influenced by the fine weather and the large stocks, and by the weakness of cables. Oats were unloaded quite freely. Seeding conditions had Im proved, and demand from shippers be came slack. Liberal estimates of hog arrivals next week made provisions sag. despite steadi ness at the start. Sympathy with the course of grain seemed also to cut a figure. 'Quotations ranted aa follows: Aith le' Open High. I 1.4. w I Close I ge. 20th Famam. I KEISTER 8 Dressmaking college, day and night school. lijs City Nat l Bank. lui.l In K uoitna inn wi.' I l.'.th an! t.n.iltol Aye. Ten-cent lunch! liLV our 1 u fully l.l'l'ii.r lt iu llrisa. DRl'Gs at cut prices: freight paid oa H orders; catalog uea free, bnerman ft lit Connail Drug Co., Omaha. Nub. bnttrrlasl aad aaoatlag. bTt'VE repairing Fun ITttentlon Co. iHnislas M Deatlate. Ir. Bradburyo paln. WlWO. W Bldg. Dr Todd s alve.'r dentistry. llran.iots BdlUy. Ih I kennel. .' til, Natl llaaa. Tal tTiei t.il Booms, ua. Iniusims. 1. las. Vyorrlw-a. Lr ! kaa. .ny Nat ilaaa. trevrthloa ! Al't'oW'H'S, all.-. m:e. imounl. bot locating. eovert buMnns. ail slxea aad st) I.omallti hing. 1 l ! edging iWal llr.tinl . I''! " huh a D 1 liquors at Klein's KIECKHEFER OF MILWAUKEE VICTOR OYER ELLIS e CHICAGO, March 27 -In tha Trat of a aries nf games to play off ties In the world's 1 bamplonshlp three-cuablon bil liards tournament today A. Kleckhefer of Milaatikee defeated I.'. Elba of Cleve land by a score of ') to 47 In sixty-two Inning. The high runs for both waa six. I nut he sec 1 mil afternoon game Kleekefer was defeated by Joseph Caproa of ft. Paul. fi to 4', la seventy-two Innings, ('apron high run was five aad Krarkefrr ran a sis. Wheat I I May.l 1 474' j J'tly.l 1 1" I I Corn: I Mav. 71', July.l 741 Oats: I May. MS July 63 S: I Pork ; I May. 17 66 I July. 13 (r.'4j I-rd I May 10 40 f July! 17S' Ribs: I Mav. 14" I July 1 7S 1 V ! 1 47s 1 l: 1 1H 7m! 71 74',. 73S1 M'J 63, Ma 7 M IK Ou 10 l I K 4IS 1J42M, 17 K7',l I 1" 27', lo U, 10 (n I'l TO 4s ,a 71 si 7r' H'J f.r,i 17 42',. 17 S7S la rr'J lit 6S lo I H X1W In clearing house Loans, ttc Specie Legal tenders .... Total deposits. statement: liV4l.W3.4M 43.91S..VO H.Hiy).44S 6tll.Ui7.liuV 7.Ti,nni 177. t) sTi.fM E.llv.KO Hunks cush reserve In vaults tlo.K4n,7oo Trust companies' cash reserve.. 43,K)4,3uO Decrease. tf which I3;i,07:,0f la specie. 1. Atr. ..K.T . .411 . . STB4S ..3.14 ..20 ..2I ..ti.1 .KM . .po .141 ..144 ..137 ..twa ..t7 ..2.4 . ,"0 ..21 . 2a ..:' . KM . .11 . .J.m ..14 ,HU ..27 Sh. 1441 m lis) 40 Pr. 4b 4 4t 46 4 M to Ml 60 4 to 4 M M t to all Ml M i UO a iio a m ;ti HI a m a u a m a w a mi a m a m sll I'.r.r There Nn. 47... It... 74.. .. 7t., 72.. 72.. .. 0., 1.. 7. . 71., ax., to. is., . 71. an. 71. 71. M. 3. 7. we la no At. ..tM ..2ft ..2n ..W . .- ..144 . .2nd ..221 . .2L"t ,.2M ..1H4 ..2 ..211 ..147 ..173 , .2110 ..211 ,.3"7 ..2.11 . 2l ..lWi ..2fi0 ..Sit ..are ..240 ..lit I l eMh Pr. a js a 1..", a fi2s a ms a Ms a ms a Ms i u a al a h& a 66 a u a u a w a oa a 67s a 67s a 6ts a 67 s a ai a as a an a aa a au a u receipts U Iv nsn'a II V4,rk Ilk, place ss ri,i f. Grant Hi HAIt'.PKK.-.iV' att-ur Kifttlkias l NI.W T kit aantpl store 4 l,.lii' l: v.J, liuii.ti di iea 1 .hi. lug 1 1 r iiv.i eiti 1 it N -j WASHINGTON STATE IS mu-i vc.t MIMNFR W Rin F UFFT Iiihk. a tils an.) I'.m Ml ) r HI ICT lionat aastneg. imimiiv iVrtr oi' curtains a ! er . tfiuMtraph. b" k - 1 W!lt l. r. 4 11. I s il I , I 14 I 4 KKMIMGToN TVPr. W Ri l'at N, eliMi4 fur tfii arvl e CO . i 1. ' : ll't' I I Ml I t -d l.v I f !r .. ,.rd girl a ki.u Minir it V. I71'HK.4 frum n f n Mrs ll M n.ljia. i.u. a. Mn f t-ayck i 11 m. I k.aera lIRko.N aaalM k-i.. K.t. HwaHS, A IkiNAOHi 11 .41 "s " l i i rn . 11.., u C iliMik,' WlSIIIVTmr March T -WasMhgton St ullese won ti e trophy In tlasa A I of the Inter iillrgUta rifle rompetltkm. t;a B Uta. t. H74, I .-vir1lng lo an anauum emeut tislay hy th National hif'a tiaalallia. North Doug I l...ru won Ui.a H ao.1 Yal claaa C. Ml' hlgan Agrti ulttiral with mb aul of a pasiii!a) 1 ut estahllahaal ft tUg raoiusl lm fl sa K mmrt at. alrnur Met i.il ImI i4) S'rria"i t iv.J ml sw m laintr4i,ii L' i "d Aa a 1 kats J 4 ImtlUi' III' Nt Piles, Fistula Cured It ' I y ,ra tiu.a. 1 1 -4 -a i .4 a ' r Lil Jiewavws silaui.1 swig . at j iiitin a 4 im al4 iU au mm'IiS ' a.: l win l it v .iaO. hiik u tK-a e. 1 .1 1 Hats aaaitia. ltariS aaSii'4 t' istl i.-i I U 1 fcaataitaai Stsiaew a4 s TlloMAaS Dl'UKl.N gtaelrtt. t t .raa al .J1 . -tieltVI- TENER EXPECTS SEASON BETTER THAN THE LAST T tviiKir ri . 4i..h -?.. K Taaee .rllent af tha Nf Infill t.M k,l le tgt. left kera tiHl.tt fur In aS-.l rff'e,. Slrt .,t tlirt Hen iHgit Slel .aaii a'taii. m it r a imail Miiia. liai ait.it! av.e l.l iha Miing h.t ka'l a-ai'a 1 49 1 IK 71S trs 44 17 K ia k; W 7S I 10 va in 4." ticag" Cash Frlcea-Wheal No. 3 red, tl 4SSj- No. I hard, nominal. Corn: No 3 yellow, nominal: N . 1 rtlkiw, 7"1r; No .1 white. 7"W. Oata: No. 3 white. Vl'vl '-ic; staiiilartl. V,'a'i7i-. Kyr: No nominal. :arley: 7I7'-. Timothy 44 Ut Clr ver. ti im, M 2f, Pork. t;o 70. l ard- t'". Rlha- ti I .'S'ri ." :TT"R-Mlher: crettmerv, 24frBd4c It TAT' K Lower; receipts. 36 rrs: Mlt hlgan snd Wisconsin rax, 3Vrr tk,-; Ka.H Higher; receipts 13 M eases' at mark, e,ai-a Included. I"ilc, orltnary firsts rtiTV. firsts 17, l V 11 l "Ll M Y Alive, higher, fowls, 14, , spring a, 17r at. I.atala 4. rata Market. HT Iitfl-4. Mreh r-VtMUT - Vi 1 r.. t' it' 4S N.. 3 hard, nominal Mav. II 4.'V J'" l 1S CtlUN N 1 3. 7-". V., J avriita, i,.i,, nal. V y. 7ISs'. J ' T-V OATrt -No. iaevi.'. . N'. J white. a less Wtk .aaaral Varaea. NKW YOHK.. Man k 37 -all 1 fc -Ra w. Saw RMiiitNna.S, t 1'; Ctfttti if'ltfSjl. IS Kefliitvl. ipiiet gusiar rtitiirfa wra aaay 'n ateil"4 It'iuliiial on f ig aver litat k tail i eAini i ty tka kwr ih. as a "Set taker ,ff. nasa rrioit i ti at. Nana ll'rpal a. a I" f'Ne t was way wua .. in, uf T t . ,1 LKiatta tt I aif fee Market. NEW YORK. March I7.-'OFFr:rc-The market for coffee fut ires openel ateady at tint hanged prleea to an advance of three points on some scattered huylng, which seemetl to come partly from Wall street Miurces and which may have been encouraged ly the steady ruling of the stock market and hlkher mil n la priors In liraill. There waa very little demand, however, and prleea later eased off rather fharply under realiilug and New Or leans selling, with the close one to right rulnts net lower. Sales, lo..'.Vi muu. larch. I1; April i.lrtc; May. June, a Wu-, July. 1 Jr; Augusl. 7 2 ; Sejitemtter 7 J.c; 4 i ti'ir, 7 4-c, No einlier. Hi n. 7 iH-cemtier. jk', January, 7.s, rauot market steady: Rio No. 7, sc; Han- . i iu. w. e, a' . w ty-ww ii atiMt I freisht offers were reported liere fmin lira all. 1(1., exchange on lm I'm wa 3 SJd net lower, hut iiulr. la prh es were 7.1 to l' rets hlglirr and a cl'ar.nce of aa.taio hags from farilos for the I nltnd Stales brought alHiut a furtln-r decrease la the ttanlos stua k. ihi. nun nlnu w hich is geneially the caae on a Haturday. For tho week they have heen light, amounting to some M).t heatl, r,.:H short of Inst week and 6.3IM short of the col respomling time last year. Tha hulk consisted of lamhs. leaving com immlivelv few mutton offcrlnns at the disposal of huyrra. The quality showed no materliil change from the week previous. Tha chief patrons of the mar ket were northern Colorado and Scott's Hloff. The outstanding feature of the trade has been the marked preference on the part of the packer huyera for light anil dandy weigh lambs, which, aa a rule, were nicked up first. Aa long aa any good dandy offerings were In evidence, the heavy kinds were not Itaiked at and sometimes had to sell at lower prices. Friday's market on lamhs closed al-out steady with the late close a week atco Aged sheep were a III tie eaaler ompared with a week ago. Most of the week the local trade has b.-en on a par with Chi cago, ami on aoine days the receipts have been euai to the aggregate of the receipt at Chicago and other Missouri U. B. rat. as. go coupon U. g. aa. rag.' go coupon i rj. 8. 4a rag.' Aw. aourton ..m a rou turn. .lots do 3a Um.u.n aa....lHSO. 8. L. ' ... aui. n - a a. T Ka 7 li & X. a I- c' w-ywm. ..v rmv. a, ww . w.... Armour Co. 4S.. S'lnn. con. 4a 7S Vial Ohio 4a Ttaaillns gen. 4s WS i bea. 4 Ohio 4S. " S. L 8. . r. 4s SS f H Q. 1. 4a ... f:SHo. ISc. cr. 4s JS CM S P g 4S.. 'S do raf. 4a &S 0 ct 6a 1IS ao rt. Ita aS C B rf. 4Sa.... HISHo. Railway tm S p' a It U ref. 6a. . 46 Union Par I flo 4s.... 6 Krla sn- 4s S7S in tr. 4a aS lien Klerlrl. 6a.. ..HU V. . Huhber 4a....lKS OU Nit. lal 4Ss.... !SV. S. Hleal ta 11S III. ln. ref. 4a.... MSWalwittt 1st ta SH i c Ma. rsf. 6s... (USWaat. t'nlAn 4Ss ... Mn l-ac. o. ts M ast. ICIac. c. 6s..l Bid. ' Dry (aoada Market. NKW YORK. March 87. DRY OOODS I'rlnts and print cloths were firm to day, tllnghnms were In better request for spot delivery. Hheetings moved higher; many llnea of colored goods were withdrawn or auvancen in consequence of the seriousness of the dyeet tiffs sUVo atlon. Linens were high and scarce. Bur laps were steady. Knit goods were In better demand. London Stock Market. tiONDON. Mach TT. American securi ties on the stock market today recorded further galna on buying for New York account. Transactions wera most tn tho Canadian 1'aclflc, V nlon Pacific and Erie. The closing was firm. rl LV FIR Bar, Zl;Sel per ounce. MONKY 1l'R4 P"r cent. DISCOUNT KATKS-Hhort hills. i'.lfM't per cent; three months, ISijVfa per cent. Bank Clearings. OMAHA, March 27. Hank clearings for Omaha today were t2,3tM),7V2.67, and for the corresponding day last year t2,G0?. V4.37. The clearings for tho week wVre lia.arr.073.kli, and fur the corresponding week last year 117, A3, ISO. 89. Kvaporatrd Apples aad Dried Fralte NKW .YORK, March r7.-KVAPO-RATKD A I'FLF.H Market inactlva. DKIHD KR1UTH Frunes. steady: apri cots ami peiu-hes, quiet; raisins, dull. Mlaaeaaxtlls tirala Market. MINNKA IDL1S, March V.-WMKAT May. 41.4IU; July, fl KvVul.STs: No. 1 1 4.'.: No 1 northern, tl .nserl 44'4. CI Varietiet ; ana Sit 4 1 4" Mammoth Tuikets. Itarka. tiara aa4 cklck- Hra4 4- tur Ursa tllua. calatug. W. TaETTlsT - Oraftoa. Iowa. TUB Tin tVT KrVIEW, laau4 weakly Ulla, arlthtut tarhnkal ooarurlttaa 99 try aia, t Nw York Htit k 6:at haiira Invaat ntanl oppiirtanllla II a jaar Haol fnv oanv pkt cnylaa. 14 Hntadsar. Nee York lilr. Kaaaaa lly l.rwlw aad Prarlalaas. KANI4AH CITY. March r-WIIKAT-N.) J hard, tl 4"ji I 4f, No. t red. II IP, VI 4V, Mav. t E"S. July. 11 11 'a 1 I i ' . S-ilti.iler, laiVilIS. ItiKN 2 nileil ilVfii'i Ni Z white. T-'V'. No J teil'iw. '.",; No 3. 71',ri7.V. Mo. 'S"t'.'-. Jul., 71'aorjc, .Sa-4en.i-rr. -O-J't'. t VI -Nu. : white. iTV'tXar; No j iwe ' I'.CTTV It i rennieiv 2!'-.f, first. i-V ; w t'li'la :.',c. packing K si.t, 4 riiats. I . ateiiinits. II' I'tit 1.1 t - Ileus, lk, roosters. I"'-, . tursa ! 4 ansa atasaet. Nievt' Y"KK. .M ir h .'.' 4 t TT N - Spot )!)' Milililting upUuda. aaav S,i ut Future ! et at. ly. M asja . J ii. sit, . i'tntr. la 4-, Iiei niliar ki Ik' t Jsnuarv In at. . 1.1 V VKf - l.. Mjreh J7 - 1 1 iTTi V -' t.t. I y gi-aul kl Hilts .ail ,,I. 1 tuns, kls-l. low ullil.g. i-l Ma a. a. ' ... gtrwt rati tl I., ruts t r-TTv K i-r.-woe rt , i t, i h a ' II a a ! .. " tlta.g l.'t Iv ran. ! tS. 'j74 i'l it . -i J I ike u I ta ,g ai,., l it a I ... aad. nr. I. i rag ti ). aiai, .'.,r..a tleesttaaata l.rala I.1VKKI''I, Visit T mHt S., I. W anil. ila. .Jt i 7 1. V.. 1. 11a M Nt 4 hei I .'H-.I t'liKN Hint tmrliaa mlt. gaikal t wiiKir S'. j It. nt. r I a ii' Ii Safe Stocks for Western Investors The ajDCuhuraJ West hat craacfl to be a borrower. Its 1914 surplus it being invested in great industrial enterprises farther East, whose properity it ntst dependent on the weather. Thui the Wert is becoming a creditor entitled to collect a permanent inciting on re sent investments that are independent of aerie cultural condition. We are apecialiMs in the underwriting and ariling of 7 per cent cumulative preferred Mrtcks iv.urd by sound inanuf .at-turing Umtilutiuna turiinij out ataple products. Our securities are highly safeguarded againatt impairment of the principal, a well aa a,rainf delays of r ductkin of dividends. VVkri yani uatlsrstaiij aar atstauals f'na wttll bmss wkv uttr Mna kt ft aas. Our frea btmklsa 'laeesttatx I atUf Kaitsit iMttt nua" supLaiaa SraJ luf it ll Wit S' mlereiteai, ';tUr with atir tivatttytiiea 4trirtiif Bat al tut ks VMltiutt 4 Kl ' wrf aeu atvat. The Geigcr- Jones Co. astral sat aaaArsa t Mwln Asa.. Nrtk Casts a. Ota I V 1 t t I i i ' f u !! WaMI1t.11al.tla 1st s. H. i U14 It'-'l. aW tt.oa I au 1 i4. t. 1. MI.SU. 1-4. a b,g ifi'trt nitirat uiar last l a I r-a t -I -4 a. Je a i'- f". tut'iLAJ iiatrta utiaiail aid. aat Uay aael, tl Hiatal i SI . I U fc