THH DEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APUIL 7. 1915.
13
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V
ron KF.sr
Itevaar and otlage.
For Rent
New Double Houses
a
Park Ave. n Dewey
d
Pressed brick; nice yard. Now ready
to occupy, $37.50. There In on family
moving In today. Rcttnr ront one while
till available.
AMKRH'AN SECURITY (MMI'AST.
Iiniigln 5013 or Walnut M7
hot water heat, gooit
Webster
7-R. MOP. cottage,
location 2114 Iake
l-ROOM modern brick houac. 2624 N. 10th
St., cornr Corby. $25.
W. II. OATEP.
847 Omaha Nat. Hank Rldg. P. 12TM .
SMS flpenoer, -r., modern ex. heat. $21.
4 No. 27th ft.. 5-r., city water, 112.50.
Slop Franklin, 6-r., city wster. 111.
nM.-. No. 2!th St.. 7-r . well. $12 6A
27n' Camden Ave., tJ-r., well. $15.
3010 Ltndsnv Ave.. 4-r., well. 17.
CRERMl. PONS COMPANY.
Pouglaa am. 60s Hoe Rldg
VR Cottage. ??no TTcward. Mod. tl. OCT.
ABSTRACT OK TITI.K
Kerr
Title Guarantee and Ahetrnct
Co., a modern abstract office,
,Hf. Bo. 17th St. Plume I'. t'47.
an -3 Stat
Rldg l. 3TW
Jessou & Morroll,
Rk
REEP ARSTRACT CO, oldest abstract
office In Nebraska. 6 Urandel The.
RKAL KSTAJE WASTKD
UsT your
for quick
D. 101.1.
property with I
alo. 711 Stnto
. N. McCoy
Hank Hldg
LAKiiM. HOME WANTED,
feven-room all modern home, one floor,
corner lot, 2 block a cor, 2Wh. north of
fuming. Priivr. I'D. and clear. Will
take homo worth W.wo In Rood location.
1,1 X AH AN REALTY' CO.
Thone Douglas SIO Roe Rldg.
REAL KSTATF SOtTH 8ITE
FJELiy CLIUV J)1ST1UCT
7 rooms, blrcli finish, atrlctly nil mod
em, elegant east front lot. paved atreel.
hot water heat, f irft e!nia location on
3fth Ave. Price 1.n. Terms If needed.
C. O. CAKLIiEKQ
312 Rrandols Theater Rldg.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Quite Active and Steady to
Ten Centj Higher Pat Lambi
Ten Higher.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
SOUTH OMAHA, April .
lecelpta wer: Cattle. Hog
Official Mnndaj' 4.74H 7. 263
Estimate TuomIsv o.JVk) ia.MM
1816.
Sheep.
12.16
4.rV)
20 763
20. 5M
20.7W
ai.w.o
11. lilt)
n.'.'w
17.61
.1M'
H7.K4
12.1
17.1:!'.)
the receipts
Two dsts thla week.. 7,M
S.uro ihivs hint week. 12.0o3
Same d a J weeks ago 9,2.0
Same, days .1 weeks iiko 1VA47
Same ilnvs l week ago 8,7Ht
Same days last year i. si-
The tolUiwin table m.own
of rattle, hogs and shep ai the "out
Omaha live atock market for the year to
Cat aa compared with 1al year:
i.i;5. V'li. ino.
Cattle 2iMKi 232,;tw) SJ.04
Hogs m;.kiu 77H.rj 171.68
Sheep 717.1V.7 7'III.Wm' ?07fl
Th following table ativw the averace
price for hora at the Houth Omaha live
lock market foi the laal few daa. with
romparlaon:
Pate. I 1116. Ili4 il.ti? !iM.il!fll.lIO.lft.
. . :i
.. WM
. . 71
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114 I ...
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II 4M W
4 M 1 00
1 t!l
( 4 1
J 7 41
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it 7'j n ii . .,
ii . tm n t...
i si to 11...
IUmIS -A fairly llbernl
about 197 care, or U.ixW
IUKI
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4 e
4
4
on
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on
FRKM'liS
KM 7
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M 1 t .10
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nin chord
need Ix-lnc
upplv (oole
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Soars to New Heights in Fare
Further Heavy Foreign and
Domestic Selling.
of
Globe Van&S torage
Ftoree. moves, park, ehlpa; etorage, ti
prr month. When you move call ua
Satisfaction iruar. P. iXV and Tyler DO.
LAROE 1-room cottage, modem except
heat; nice yard. 116. 1110 N. th Ave.
TARK AVE., 1.112 7-room mol. brick.
Gordon Van Co.
9 N 11th St. Tel. P
Movlnit.
Park In K.
StoraKe.
SM or Web. lS)-2
13t2 PA UK AVK.. 7-room irwidcrn brlok.
J. C. Reed
jcxp. no., movtna
packing atorag
1207 Farnam. P. R14A.
Maggards
JnK, pack I UK,
1'ouRla lr.i',.
Van and Storage
Co. Call ii for en
timatcs for mov-
tthlpplng. ""U Wcbater St
10-RlX)M brick, modem. Ill No. 2th Bt.
Keya next door. 140. Tel. Harney ff4.
t KOOVS. ;J7 Jonei PU. i'Never been
occupied. Sleeping porch: oak finish ;
modern throughout. Apply 3 8. 17tb bt.
t'hone Pouglaa MOT.
lUimnfi In all parte of the city
liVum.o Crelirh Kon A Po Tlee Ttldff.
t: N. KTH ST., 120. Tel. Harney S4H0.
K tore and Offlrea, -
322 N. J8th 8t, a fair nixed etore room and
basement. Fine location for grocery,
hakery or cloak and euit etore. Can be
leaaed for a term of yea re. Call Pong. 2"0,
More and baaement, 2231 Karnam 1 '
Wore and basement. 211 S. 18th "fi.OJ
JOHN W. ROhBINP. -1WK KARNAM ST.
S:2 N. lth Bt., a fair elxed storeroom and
basement. Fine location for grocery,
hakery or cloak and suit store. Can ho
leased for a term of years. Call Pot'g. V
3.300 sq. ft.. 1102 Podge,
klngtnn. 617 Wee.
floor, Tur-
RKA Ii ESTATE ACREAGE
Your Money
Is Safest
If Invested
In Acreage
Near Omaha
You cannot find a safer Investment than
owning :i few ai res of good bind close to
a growing city like Omaha. We have the
lieBt located HCreoe OUT HENSON WAY.
In tracts from one to five acres, that
we are selling at low prlcea and easy
terms. One Here on terms as low iim 10
cash, $10 a month. Two acres S2o cash,
ln a month. Some close to car. aehool and
paved road. Acres now will ho lots In the
future. Ono acre Is equal to six lots lxi:'.2
feet. Call and get Plata and prices or
phone our office, Pouglaa ltiOS, and wo
will mall you same.
Hastings & Heyden
W14 Harney Rt.
FOR SALE.
Finn laying 6-aere tract, Hyde Park ad
dition, northwest part of city, all In
nlfnlfa, no Improvements. Price fc.lm ani
cheap.
T.INAHAN REALTY CO..
S10 Bee lildg. Phone Doug. 29M.
REAIi ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Mar. 20
Mar.
Mar.
6 Ml M Mil IAIW I 6 W
I e iill M 701 7 10: ti ." 1 1 0 M.
I UU n .i i' .i w vi
6 IK I 4i 10 el. M
11 10 IV! M
7 01 e .! in eTi M
7 11 10 G3 7
( ti.VI I K Kl
Mar. 23 I 6 tiim 8 671
Mar. M. 6 Do,, S ., s jo
io. e 4l s M 8 K7
Zti. 1, V S 40 8 SI
27 1 6 62 ). 8 US t lil 7 37 W
2. 8 U 8 M 7 a 0 4210
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30. "'
Mar. 31 I 6
April 1 I
Aprld 2 i Ik ! 8 2 8 &N 7
April 3. 6 7(1", 8 U. S 81 i 7
MPIII 4.1
a pi ii B.i ei
April ii.
7I
0
I M 7 Mi h 32 10 711 W
8 121 17 711 8 21,10 Ml 8
8 .V. 8 7H; II 2,10 6i
8 3X1 8 M 7 73' 37,10 8o 6 7J
19, 8 70i 7 3
7'.l 2M I 4 79
8 6.1, H 77i 7 ill, 0 2i 10 W
I 8 71 7 i ii 22itO 121 7S
S 47' 7 ti.ri, 21 1 10 31 ft H
Sunday.
CATTLK-ltecelpts were moderate, the
totHl for the two days this week amount
ing to only 7,mi head, iih ugalnst 12.0n3 for
the same days lust week. Still the ar
rivals this wix-k show a gain of 2,i head
over the corresponding period of last
year.
(od grades of beef steers were In
active demand this morning and the mar
ket In a good, healthy condition. Prices
were anywhere from strong to I'V higher
Receipts and disposition of live slock
at the Union Stock Yards, Bouth Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours endinf at
o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep, ti ra-
elved The two davs
30. 7M. being about 200 head largri than
last wek, and nearly 3,000 heavier than a
year ago.
tin the strengtn or a report or sieaov
prlees In Chicago, shippers made tlielr
first purchases this morning at pretty
lose to steadv figures, paying as nign
as 8. Kl for good lights local pacaere
started talking very bearish, However,
and tieforo shippers quit huylng price
dropped to a 1o lower level On the
whole Iheie was a good outlet for the
lighter kinds, but at price that were,
after first round. fciflOc lower.
Sellers had priced their offerings al
steadv to strong prices. nd they put up
a hard fight before making any such
concession a the packers were demand
ing. When trade drugged until nnrly
noon with nothing done, and paers
slill standing pat on their early bids, a
IRREGULARITY AT THE CLOSE
Ni;W YORK, Apt t; 1 ii the face of
liuiber hciivy foreign mid ilonicxtl'' colling
IvmIu)- Mock liiHikct snared to new
heights, though Iniigig with hIkiih of Ir
regular!! v. The various cross curients ami
colli lifting lai'tom no long preabiil were
again in. evlilcm e, espe tally ainoiii; tliv
high pticed -piM tMlll. s.
Kraiilim, liilon I Mi If ii'. Northern Pa
clflc New York Central mid koiiic of Ihe
soiiiiieru lines w ere mi i oiik at timeH, but
the nioveiiii nl In (he rallnav dllsion
hindly uniform As for the tiuluslria Is ami
Hlli' il stocks Ihe early line eniliia. d the
usual motor shares, ruii tnenta and half
a score of other issues of obneure ol'istll.
Itethlchf in Steel a one of the central
reunites, lining to I'Ht. a new high recotd,
soon after opening, but declining to s'
later. ien It ws seen that no action
regarding a dividend dlshiit sement would
the annual meeting of the
United Stales Steil i nine
tlou of II" high price of Cie
hut yielded with the general
be taken i,l
shai choldrr
within a fin
prev ious dti
list.
Anmlgnniated Coppei strength and
that of other metal Issues as directly
her, 7 lie; October. 7 ill -1 November, 7.;iV-;
I 'eoeinher, i.rtrtc: .lanniirv, iiU; Feb
ruary. 7 77c; March. 7 Mc.
Spot, ev, Rio No. 7, 8c; Santos No.
1. lVc.
Rio exchange nntoiidon was 1 1 bid
higher with mllrcls uiu hanged In Rio
and 2V0 rels higher In the ffatitoa market
MJU Y 44 It K 4KKRAIj M ARHKT
Varlnns
UmitBtlona mt the Day un
I'nmm ol 1 1 1 ea.
Ni;W YfHtK. ApHI 8.-FLOVR Steadv.
MtMT Ss't. dull; No. I pwl. 81 4li,
and No. 1 hanl. 11 7V. all rail e. . t.
lx.rt No. t northern. Pululli, l.iS, and
No 1 northern. Manlti tia, l is
Rulfslo, oeiilMg navUiatlon.
(Ii in; May. II
I 1.
Futures,
FIX COMMERCIAL GLUB RULE
Fifteen Per Cent Petition Submits
Anything to Entire Member
ship JLeffjindam
BYLAW AMENDMENT FILLS "WAFT
No. 2 yellow, M'v.
; standard. g;vy.i'-tc ;
fancy clipped while.
II f7
No. 2. tl
cholc
I -il Mi-
few bunches started to move, and lief ore ( ,lll(.rll,,, (,', the higher prices ibiuandeil
!,, nractltallv everything was going to
thr scales at fluuree that were largely HV
U.wer.
With the exreptlon of th earlier shipper
sales the general market woe mostly 10
lower. Hulk of the shipping hogs sold at
0.KuH,70. with a few as high a IK. 76,
nd a top of IW.80. Parkers made their
pun hasea largely around i 66.
Oil
At.
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ax.
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Sh.
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No. A. Sh. Pr.
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71 S12 ... 7iv,
44 Ill ... 1-"l
4? 1 4 7
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WANTED TO BUT
light 6-passenger automo
Fonl. Want Into model.
Walnut .1037.
WANTED A
bile, prefer
Call evenings.
AVANTEP Thoroughbred Ruff Orphlng
ton eggs for setting purpose. Phone
W ehster
Tale buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1118.
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J.
C Reed, 137 Farnam. Poug. S14S.
WF, BUY 1.1-hHml clothe. 1421 N. ttth.
Slightly ued hlgli-grad piano. P. 2017.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A UA Vt II LANDS FOR SALE
l'4iura
TO SETTLERS ONLY-320 acres for 1300.
Rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land; no
aod. J. A. Tiacy. Fort Morgan, Colo.
Iowa,
ARi: YOU C.OINO TO XiX'Y IxANP?
If so you should first get a copy of
the Farm and Real Kstate Journal. It
has Hnds advertised In It from nearly
every state, so that you can find Just
what you arc looking for In Its columns.
It keeps you Informed on land oppor
tunities In oil parts of the country, gives
you personal help in finding land. Sen
2m- today for a year subscription, or 10c
for three months trial. It will be stopped
at the end of the time ordered. Farm and
Real Estate Jourlnal. Traer. Iowa. u
M la so a rl .
BIGOEST land sale or the year now on.
100 forty-acre farms 4e0 each. Qood land,
Wei! settled locality. Clone to railroad.
112 per acre is half actual value. Great
est bargains In South Missouri at sensa
tional prices. Write today for free liter
ature. P. Merriam, Ellis & Uenlon,
Kannaa City, Kansas.
liEX.JAMIN S HA IWtAlNS
1fo8 Florence Blvd., 7-room. all modern,
oak finish downstair; 1 large bedrooms
anil bath up; full cement ba-iement; ea.t
Irr.nt. Price, n,mi0. Terms.
Oood 4-ronm house, new; wlrci for
electric lights; good well; large lot: a bar
gain at 1.2u0. Small payment down, bal
ance 112 per month.
Call and let us show you some of our
bargains.
177 Hrandeis Hldg. Phone pouglaa
(.. M. A Rt. P 2 1...
Wabash 1 ..
Missouri Pacific .... 4 3 1
Union Pacific 27 3R 1
C. Ai N. VV.. east... 10 14 1
C. Ac N. V., west... 27 tt 1 1
C. St. P., M. & ).. II 22
C, U. & W, east... a 2
C, H. W . west... 77 : 1.1 I
C, R. I. At P.. east. 11 4
('., It. I. & P., west. 2 7
Illinois Central it
Chicago U. W :i .1
Total receipts ...111 14 21 4
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
$500 G'A&H
Ralanoe, monthly, rt rooms, all modern,
on paved street, south front lot. house
but two years old. Price only 83,1 -V). Lo
cated on Fort street-
. C. O. CARLBERG,
S12 Rrandel Theater Hldg.
FOR SALE By owher. 6-rooin bungalow,
north side; easy terms. Phone Web. l&tl.
WILL SELL AT SACRIFICE, separate
or collectlvelv, 6 houses rang tni from 5
to 8 rooms at 26th and Caldwell; walking1
dlstanw. Will take small payment down
and balance monthly. See owner at 207
Roston Store Hldg. Pouglns 2017.
$2,000
room, modern except heat, south
front lot, paved street, with pavnlng paid,
located- near 27th and Hrlstol Sts. Can
give terms.
C. G. CARLBERG,
313 Rrandeis Theater Bid?.
Fruit and Dairy
Farms
In the Ozark fruit and dairy belt. The
home of the famous Koslikonong peaches
and apples which took first prizes at the
Mli-sou rt State fair. There U a constant
demand for fruit from thla section and
your produce sells at fancy prices. Peach
orchards are netting the growers from
$100 to 100 per acre, depending upon the
cultivation and care they receive. , If you
went a beautiful home, on easy' terms,
on the sunnv slope of the Ozark hills, see
us. Write for free list and literature.
OTHER MISSOURI FARMS.
No Interest, no taxes; 10 or 20 acres, all
for I'MRi; 6 cash and $." monthly.
Fine climate, good water and tho best
fruit lands in the world.
Handy to good markets, schools and
churches.
Call, phone or write.
J. T. Small
fOH Brandeia Bldg. Douglas 6887.
Moataaa.
RENTERS, HOMEStEKERS Your op
portunity. 60,000 acres Irrigated wheat
and alfalfa land for settlement at Valler,
Mont HI. 60 to SoO per acre; fifteen years'
time.' For particular, write Valler Farm
bale Co.. Itox 1002. Valler, Mont
30th and California
8 Rooms and
Garage
5 Blocks to St John's
Church
Reception hall, living room, dining
room and kitchen on first flour; 1 bed
rooms, bath and sleeping norch on second
floor, strictly modern in every wav. The
number Is SIS N. ;mth St. within half
block of Harney car line ami is also with
in walking distance of retail district.
This property was built for a home and
you will find exceptionally good construc
tion throughout. Owner now occupies the
1 ropealy and will be glsd to show you
through, or call us and we will take you
out.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat. Rank Hhlg. Poug. I'.is.
MUhwu,
BARGAIN 210-acre farm 20 miles from
Minneapolis; 110 acres u jder cultivation,
10 acre good meadow, ( acres timbered
pasture; can practically all be cultivated;
good corn land; farm is fenoed; 10-roora
bouse, barn, granary, machine shed, wind
mill, etc.; 12 head good milk cows, 4 good
horses, harnesses, wagons, complete set
of machinery, hogs, chlcksna and every
tiling on the farm goes at 115 per acre;
It.OuQ caah, balance can stand for 10 years
at per cent. Schwab Bros., 10.3 Ply
mouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
Aebnuks.
FOR SALE Best large body high-grade
medium-rrlced land In Nebraska; very
!l;ue i lir-d. C. Rradlcv. Wol-
baci
HEAL. ESTATE LOANS
r A K M t.KS, do you nted money t We ne
SGilatfc (or farm loan. & or 10 years, at
t per cent, dealing direct with bor
rower: it per cent straight commission
correspondence solicited. Security Farm
Loan Ass n. 90 N. Dearborn St., Chicago.
III.
lu0 TO HO.OuO made promptfy. F. P.
Weed, Weed Rid , lsth and Farnam Bta
CITY and farm loans,
J. H. Dumont A Co..
6. th, t ur caul
4l Stat Rank.
VVAXTKI City loans. Peter Trust Co.
WAM'tll-City loai.s and warrant. W.
Fainaiu Smith at Co.. U frarnarn St
MONEY on hand (or city and farm loans.
It V . Hinder. I lly .-National nana aiog
1UM to lk OKi mad promptly. F. P. Wead,
ead bldg , lth and rurnnin Sts
I"! Al V 1 V I. If I iS Loi. Imii.i uii,
wo. 41 oinaha Nat. hank.
KEAI, T8TATE WEST 'SIDE
Morris Co :I10
Swift & Co 7
Cudahy Packing Co M7
Armour & Co ' 410
.1 W. Murphy
Morrcll 2-.
Lincoln Packing Co 13
K. P. Co
W., H. Vansant t;o fit
Renton, Vansant & L. . 73
Hill V flon 11
F. B. Lewis Ill
Huston Co l'i
J H. Root & Co 7i
J. H. P.ulla 2S
I, F. Hues M
Rosenstock Bros 91
McCreary & Kellogg.... lfi
Werthelmer At Pegen... lis
II. F. Hamilton Us
Sullivan Bros 7
Rothschild & Krebs 22
Mo. Ai Kan. Calf Co.... i.i
Christie 73
Hlggins 12
Huffman H
Roth 1
Meyers
Baker. Jones Smith.. 2
Tanner Bros 2.1
John Harvey 8!)
Kline 102
Dennis & Francis 21
other buyers 360
l.lilil
1.811
3.123
3.247
242
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lanibs flew high this morning
selling rully I.' higher than the extreme
high price paid yesterday. Trade was
a little slow at first, largely due to the
lelintanie of buyer to pay the price,
especially as it wa apparent from their
early messages that the top at Chicago
would he lower than at this pint. Still
they had to come to It, a the receipts
were not large and everyone wanted a
few good killers. When the Ice wa
once broken th tiffering were soon
snapped up at th advance noted above.
Oood Mexican lamb, both Nebraska and
Colorado fed, sold up to 110.80, the high
est price of the year to date and the
highest of any time since 1!)12, when I10 4.r
was the top. To make llll another com
parison, lambs sold within 80c. of the
highest price ever paid on this market,
which was H0.0 In 1910.
Old sheep were also Ir. good demand
and the market was fairly a tive at
prices that were fully I'lc higher than
yesterday. Ewes sold as high as IH.10,
that being the best price for tho year
to date and only imc tinder the record
price for this markot, paid in 1D10. Prac
tically everything wa cleaned up In good
shape and In good season, the market
being vrry satisfactory from start to
finish.
limitation on sheep and lambs: Imbs;
light. 8.7Tvaao.?i); lambs, heavy, SlU'ity
.75: lambs, shearing, IS.7:u:.20; Mexi
cans, I9.4ii9 77.; Iambs, fed western, Is.iHVgi
.; lambs, shearing. 88.IOirtt.60; yearlings,
light. N.7.VdO.O0; yearlings, heavy, ix.ion'
8.7Fi; ethers, good to choice, f
wethers, fair to good. Ii
good to choice, l7.ftKil4l.10;
good, 7.2&rr7.rA
No.
i,21 Mexlran lamb
20 Colorado ewes
117 fed Ismb
233 Nebraska feeder lambs
20ii fed ewes
S3 fed ewe
20 cull ewes
3i:t Montana shorn lamb..
;.WrnU0
.ijOarf.W); ewes,
ewes, fair to
A v.
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. 82
. IK
'. F'fl
. K7
. 71
. fi9
Pr.
10 30
7 70
9 HO
9 15
8 10
7 to
h M
8 10
tlllCAfiO HVK STOCK MARKET
I'V producers, because or the increase in
homo and foreign demand. War orders
figured In the higher movements or the
oilier Indusl rials. Including American
Locomotive, and last week s trade fig
ures, showing n balance of 22.4n.itt In
fnvor of this country, alao entered Into
general calculations
Bankers were figuring on a British
credit and arrangement were under con
sideration ror additional gold Imports
from Canada, but these developments
failed 4if reflection in the markels Jnr
foreign exchange, where trading failed
to line above nominal proportions Tjondon
market for American was higher In
rami and sales of our sto, ks for that
account here probably amounted to ri,i
sha res. ... u
Total sales of slock amounted to -TmIi
SlU"C .. .
The on v '-alironn rri'irn ' '
iibinittel todav was that of (.real
n avatnin. sl owing a net
'".I!";- r,(orrlees. with sll
..,. v Total Hales, par value
o mi .-n... . .. -
ii reus ted 82..W.OI"). if
8 Panama 'is declined ij rer cen ,t on rajf
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks today were
colIN, Spot, dull;
e, I f , to arrt e.
1 1ATS SKd. unlet
No. .1 white, tii'ittiJVto;
tilS'U'V.'y'-
II A v - Pull: No. 1.
1ft.. No. X H0'; shipping. hk.c.
1 1 1 l'S - ijnlel . Stat", i iilllliioll to
1"U. llul.V; Pailfb: const, i:14.
r.iii, s it tic.
HIP1CM -Pull.
I .MATH KH- Firm.
PWOVISH INH Polk. harrlv steadv;
Hie.. IIJ.OOii IS.'D; family. I.'l ("ii-t t:
shoit clr. lli(.i.'l .:. le'f, unlet:
tin s. IIVIV'1 1 ii; ismiiv, i.iwgiiw.
Uiul, eny; ml Idle weM, IK 70-u'.i SO,
TA 1.1 ()V -vjiilet ; city, ii'c; counlry,
01 ''Hi ii : spin is I. 7c.
lil T I'K.R - steady ; receipts, 14.1VR 'uhs;
rreaineiv ij siorei, eremtry
higher ' scorlngi. X.j:12Wc, Urals, 2vvil
Jlc; secutiils. i.tf27o.
1'XltkS Faster; receipts. 41,o3 rases;
fresh gathered extras, 22c, storage parked
extra firsts, illvv; firsts. Si'vii'21'i'i regu
lar packed extra firsts, 2lii21V; firsts,
20nrilc; rwarhy hennery whites, fine to
fsiny, 2S-; nearby henncrv browns, 22c.
CHKI-XllC-Flrm; receipts, l.IM boxes:
state, whole milk frejih siinclal. liVtrl"ti-;
stte, whole milk, avetage fancy, 14-t.c.
ItiULTRY-lJve. noiiilnal; no quoin
llona; lressed. dull an, weak, weelern
frosen roasting lib-kens, Hurtle; (resli
fowls. HulSc; till keys, 1.1'ifJHj.
OM1IIA 4; KX ti It .ml. M II K KT,
North
increase or
Irreg-
sg-
Sulss lh. 1"T
ittle
WeaU Sheep
1,116
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee,
Dundee Lots
$1,000 Each
I'M) cash and $10 per month buys a few
choice north and eouth front lots, 60x1.15
ft. each, on paved streets with city water,
ewer, etc.. In stroet, with 6 per cent dis
count for all cash. These lots lay high
and sightly and are protected by a rea
sonable building restriction. See u la -foe
they are all ecld. Nino sold within
the lust week.
George & Company
Phone P. TS. - m2 City Nat I Bank Bldg.
Dundee $6,250
We have three very choice 8-room. all
modern house, practically new and thor
oughly up to date; two of them have hot
water heat, and ail In excellent locations.
We can suit the most exacting
Glover & Spain
9KV3". City National. Phone Pnuglas :"v
CLICAK o-a. hlk. In Falrai re dlstrii t, on
west Podge St. Call for particular. C.
J. Canan, 610 McC'ague Bldg.
Total
than yesterday. Iss
were steady to strong.
Cows and heifer were in about the
same condition as beef steers. Oood
kinds were strong to 10c higher, with
common canners only about steady. The
market, however, was active and pretty
much everything had changed hands In
good season. LiEht bulls are selling to
fairly good advantage, but heavy bulls
are alow, the demand of that kind being
limited.
Stoekers and feeders sold freely at
strong prices, the offerings being cleaned
up at an early hour.
Quotation on cattle: Good to ..holes
cornfed beeves. 87.1O'ij8.00; fair to goo'1
cornfed beeves, 17.1017.40; common to !
cornfed beeves, tS.50W.10; good to choice
heifers, S36.2Dc2f7.Ofi; guod to choice eow,
l."i.7oM4j.fi0; fair to good cows. I5.0fije.7.i,
rommou to fair cows, :l.7or4.00; good to
choice atocker and feeders, 17 2Xij7.61;
fair to good atocker and feeder. 6.7atf
7.20; common to (air Blockers and feed
ers, I5.7i.jii.75; stock heifer, k".75?i.(0;
stock cows, l.i.OXVy 2; stock calves, $8.03
ti7.50; veal calves, 17.009.75; bulls, (tags,
etc., H.76'fl6.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Firm Ho;
Firm.
CHICAGO, April 4 CATT LB-Receipts.
2,0110 head; market firm; native steers.
.0rsi.80; western. V)ir7i7.K: cows and
I heifers. 2.8ta7.60; calves. Itk.0fi8.:0.
I Hons-- Receipts. 15,00 head; market
, weak at yesterday's aversge; bulk of
sales, Sfl.a.Hirf.90; light. Kt.tlVn6.Hii; mixed.
i.60(ji6.t; heavy, ti.l6g8.90; rough, IS Vf
6.56; pigs, $0,601(16.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.0n0
head: market firm; sheep, !7.40rr;VM;
lambs, r.tstVU'lO.lO.
No. A. Pr. No. A. rt.
73 B b) Jb 113b 7 44
7 KXI5 7 n ID I2i 1
W3 T Oil 41 till 1 4a
V IM 23 1 7 7
4 10S6 7 a, II 14M 7 75
12 luki 7 .10 21 1M3 7 Isl
l' -. . . no- 7 io lira 7 s
S I IK! 7 40 t UlO 7 W
1183 7 W
Slr.rlhs AN'P HEIFERS.
S17 75 ji lim 7 !0
7l3 Kl IT. Ho 7 1
14 4.4 7 Oil 11 124 7 7 7 0
"23 6!4 I -JI 17 II. 7 tl
1 474 7 S6 11 1O10 7 V
410 7 ii
COWS,
4V.7 3 U t 104V1 i Un
2 SlO 1 1 ! a40 Oi
1 6S7 1 10 22 1031 4 10
2 .HO 6 (o il 40
x I'"'0 5 2i l R') t 10
23 W SiO 1 l Un Ki
1 1040 5 6& 4 WH 7 "4
11 70 5 7
HEIFER..
I .E:4 d w c t i so
l ho u 40
Kansas City Live gtoeU Market.
KANSAS CITY, April 6 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9.50i hesd. market higher; prim
fed steer, 88 0tVi..V); dressed hef stners,
7.1f.fl0: weeteni steers. il.65lj7.; stoek
ers and feeder $H.3jS00; bulls, So.OxaeW;
calves. 6.Kh 10.11.
Hts"8 Receipts, II.OiXI head; market
steadv; bulk of sales, I8.7061.W; heavy.
IS.iiVin5.80; packers and butchers, 8fi.70
t 82H; light. !.7o'a4i.l6; pigs. ti.s 0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 8 100
head; market higher; lambs, $9 6o?10.3.S;
yearling. IsSfHaO.S; wetliers, l7.6rtiijt.2o;
ewes, S7.2i&8.U).
Alasln Ool"
AitilKnlli1 O'PPsr ...
Ammlisn beet Snr
Air,ertean I'sn
snsiii-n S. 11
Amorli-sn H. It pM
Am Siir Kefliiinx . .
Amerlian Tel. tc 'l'i
As.srlron Tntri
Aniranilt Mining
Atrhtann
Hnltlmnr 'hi"
Hrnoklvn IU11M Tranplt
Hllfornl ivirnleiim .
Oinsilisn Psnfle
Central I saltier
rsMpks Ohio
Chlci llret WeMern
Chinio, M St. P -
l till-ago Ik, N. W
(lino (V.pvar
I't.lorailo Fuel ,rnB
l clnradn Smilhern .
tirnver Klo llranne. .
Imnvor R pM....
lilatlllaeV Securltlra . .
Brte
Ueieral Klertrlo
Clreat Northern pM
Ureal No (Ire rtfs
OiiMnlinim Biplorsilon
III lnrt IVnlral
lelfrhnrousH Mt. pM..
Iimplratlen Cepper
liileinallonal llarvealer
Kinua l llv Snilthern..
lliKh Valley -lonlavllle
Vashvllla
Veilrsn Petroleum
Miami (Vpprr
Mlsanlirl, K. S T
Missouri Pailflo
Nallonal lllsrntt
National Iai
N vaoa "oppr
Nsw York lantral
N V. N. H H
Norfolk Wssisrn
Norlhorn Parlflc
r Itlr Mall
Parlflc Tel. Tel
Pennavlvanla
Pullman rehire far....
Hav t on . oppar
Hefolinx
Karnihlln Iron nieei
Hnrk Island o
Hoik Island V ptd
gl I.. aV S K. 2o V"
Boulliern Pariflr
Southern Kallaar
Tennaaaa 4nper
Tetaa I'ompany
I'nlna rarHlc
t'nlon Parltlr pfl
Vnllad Stales Steel...
V 8 Bteel pra
l:tah pper
Waliaah plrt
Western l nloo
Wertlnshoiias Vlei Irw
Mnotsna t'onaouoaito ...
Total sales (or ina oar
4.KI1
Su.700
J. too
n."()
4. JilO
KM
lion
l.l'si
700
IIMI
I .
1 rim
2 -JIMI
Ionl Live Stock Market.
LOUIB. April .-CATTLB-R-
t
RT.
relpt. J.lflO head: market steady; native
beef steers, 7.0OtiS.ii: cows ana neiiers,
I6.n0fie8.o0; stoekers and feeders, $5.".fif7.2ri;
southern ateeir. 86 2hri7.7&; cow and helf
ere, KOOrttAOi); native calvef. 8.0iir(i.00.
HOOS Reoelpts, 8.100 head: market
steady; pig and light. $6.7603.20; mixed
and butchers. 86.903" M; KXl heavy, 86.30
(7.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 2,600
head: market higher; native mutton.
7.00fT.5; lambs, :t70fln0.10; yearllnga.
7.50(fl.90; sheared yearling, tS.lAiT.W.
Dloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOITX CITY. April 8.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,700 head; market teadv; native
Steers, W.eOfu'7.70; butchers, SA.0Uij7.2n;
cow and hellers, ll.Mi1.60: canners. S3 60
B4.50; Btockers and feeder. 6.50ti7 26;
calves, SoOKirS.OO; bulls, stags, etc., 14.26
HOitS Receipt. ,W)I head; market Bto
10o lower: heevy, h ir(i4j.70: mixed. 111.51V,
'nf.fiO; light, 8.y"'ii.S'7'-4; bulk of sales.
SHEEP AND IAMRS-IUoelpU. 2n0
head.
RE A Ii EST A TK M I SCK I.LA X KOUS
LOT Ol'i'OHTl N 1TV 1 1 KRhT
Two eaet front lots, half bio, k Orand
Ave. car. block and half school, only Sine
both; ininiedlale uctlon.
Kast trout lot, S. .list, half block south
Hanacom park; below value.
CARLSON WALLIN. ;M McCar'
I'hijne 1 1. 2ivi; evening. Harney 2l
UKAIi KHTATK I TIUNSKKliS
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
HOT WATCH HEAT
T ROOMS, all modrn, birch tinish, el.
gant east (ront lot, paved street with
paving all paid, choice location on l"lh
Ave. Price U.duO, term If desired
c,
312
(. OAKLIJKKG,
Rrandel Theater Bldg
SEE u first for farm loan in
Neb. United State Trust o .
eastern
4 miaha.
4CL CITY LOANil. C. U. Carlueig.
sJ v -ii,. .-a vi .. h - rh.t ma
V.MAH hemes l ust Neutaaka farn.a
O kl.Kl E REAL ri-TATK CO..
Mil Omaha National. 1 hvine Iiougla 71V
- . -a
Nat'l Realty Co.
Bell and tiade R, E. 218 Bee iJ.dg P S4-e
1IEHQ
loU.
IS
fct .
A SNAP.
near llnkney, ItV'i
REAL ESTATE HK EllAN;i-:
WANT liKtul
aolgiit UuLki
l-esd ar .
it, iiang of
prefer Ford
desirable Uil
Two
tach.
1 ui.r lots r.esr 4'th and Reward. F
r h
To lots. outh (irnah.i. T h
I'll..- lot Kieilitse Place. Il Mo
Inijuire 4.3 karbairi hloi'k
t'ivi: KIKI.MH, MOPKHN. t jl TLKilsT
tivN i It W KH
HAri ivso ill--- in 'I-hM) Mpartinent
t. s ilnai'. ' ll Vv alkrr at im:U
lMd flle.1 tor rei ord Aurll 1, 1'OS.
f- utti ilniahs 1-HM.l i-o. I-, Jsn 'nryliiki,
li-i 1!. I. lurk ..l. South omana I
Alfle .I'.hnswii o. Ami 1'ears-in. lul li bio k
1. gitmmlt ao-l . .
Bmi H II. -tins. o-usle. to Wllilam
JIH auley. k is ami 10, blork fi. Miliury
s.ld . .
Hilh. Son a- i'n to Arthur Campbell lot
7. blmk It. Hedfora plv .
Ji.hn K Haskell (n l ifs lo Jnhn F Tn-.
lota is ami :-4, tlok a. Albrisui's ("hoi. a
Jilin T. Pllii.n and vile la tha Md'sau
lio-sslmenl to. psrt of lot 5. Mis k .11:
routh fimaha
Jio-e Almarren lo Kds trd K Ko'he, iint
site loi jl. blok J. I rl(liton liiigh'.a
John K'guer and sita lo J'.aipli It.-gner
lot 3 bio. k e. Inipeiv-emf nl A(-.i ti oti
add . , 3
ltiest lebil to .1 lrr. )rt 41 Ks'.r-
las a id
Vare Powers to Mlrkaal Surrr. 44 '
HoliieeleAd add
A. 44. I'etersiiu and snf lo M4.iaiH bsrr
kg 14 t.lik I. llu.tt A itellr a add l
Vjlornlngstde Idiud ( o t Harold t'et, rsen.
lots yT aii'l H, M-.rtiiscs'-ls s-1
Wini'-a f) i Inrk sn4 iisiui1 to Avea M
Mali 4"t r. I.iu. k 2. lier.l s Klfih .4 1 i
KC'sIm N-dn.m an 1 alfe I , ri
kla.nn l-.l .1 I., k s IiuiiIm SHi-- I
l.KUAI. .tll( ES
FT").' K Si ,(N KEIt" OFFIi 'F. I.LI.oVT
ion Pmk. Vt yo . March 12 ll . - Be led
pioiKal (or i .0 nisi, in mat' . lai and
vl nu ate,-, highway Irtdges In Forest
It.. i v allolllli g tr.t pat wi,l r.
irlirl ntitP Villi 1.'. I .' Mini li en f -iti.
l.vl o"ne. 1 nfi i ini ion. on kl'i II at i-n
AV.,4 I r lilt? M....- I-...
84. Joseph Live Stork Market
ST. JOSEPH. April . CATTLE Re
ceipt 1.j0 head; market, steady; tecr
r:.u04t.6o; cow and heifer. H 0ut(j4i.O0;
lalve. S6.0Ua4l.a0.
HCM1S Receipts B 000 heyd; market.
steady; top, 36.85; bulk of sales, o.7.Vi
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts ! 3fu
head; market, strong; iambs, so.jiri 10 lo.
Slork In lgbt.
Rerelpts of live stork at th five prin
cipal western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hosts. Sheep
Chicago S.OM) 16,000 8.0M
Sioug City t.700 .fs) 2tl
Kansas CRy .&"0 12. XJ'
8t. Louis I.l'M 40u S."!
South Oinaha . lo imj i.o
Totals '.f0 62.400 18,100
Vetal Market.
VFJW YORK, April 6.-M ETA I j Iad
rttedy, $ll.r22. Ixuidon, 22. .ielter
Nominal. london. 4.42 6
Tin: Pull and nominal: five-ton lot
t6 ftssirvo m filter Vlrni. electrolytic,
IH00. casting. 16.Vgl6TS. Iron; Btesdv
and unchtnged.
Al iin.lon. SP't copper. NI,iM; fu
tore fTn Si-ot tin. (ISslo: future.
il'. Antimony.
iHOs
MS
44
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41
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1017,
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cartons.
Jlc
20 ; No.
Amerl-
22o; twins,
',c; Vouug
k, 17c; ilm
New York
Ho4iiefjrt,
16c;
I'irteen pi i cent of the n'tlcw metrmer
of ll,i ( VuniiiMi rial club may cans any'
prnpiiNlt ion passed upon bv the e:citree
lummtrtee to be strhmttted If th -rntt'
i.ieinlier.Mhli. for rr-fersmditm vol. Ttil
i onus a to 'ii t by an amendment tn the
lv-law of Hie club which was aulopte.l
hi the iiimtiiig "f Ihe rismllra avomiull
Ue Tiiesdny llltlifrln tlinre wasttn wtW
ton rule In reirard 1 bn to get reiftv:
endiim vote of t h" tub memhem n
i liorl to tskr any iniestlim ovia" the head
of the executive commit trav. When the
iiociillve coiiinnttee wttit on ree.irfl op
posed lo the electric 1 IK tit bill pending In
Ihe tnte senate rt few hundred members
rlcnrfl peljitr.n asking thai th ruling
of the eeiutlve commillee he rerxinirirt
r hj :.fie menilierwhlp of th rjub lo n
referendum voir. This was granted and
the result il the referendum vot as
that the action of the exevnttr eorrrnll
lee as iistalnert.. Thl Incident, hovvr
evrr, served tn heighten inlrj-eat In
ii feretidum provision, with the result thai
ru.ii a provision now leen has incor
poraled in Ihe by-aaww.
HUTTER-No. L
2, HO lb tub. 2HO.
Clil-.ESl--liiiported Swiss.
can Swiss 2tic; IiIlk k SwIssl
lOVtjc; daisies, 17'c; triplets, 1
Americas, mv. blue label brb
burger. 21b., 20c; 1-lb.. 20c:
white, lite, imported French
4c.
FIHH Trout, 18c; large rrapple.
halibut, 16c; channel ratilsh, He.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, $2.76 bbl.
CUT MEATS-Ribs, No. 1. li No. 2.
Ho; No. 8. liV- Uilns. No. 1. lAc; -N'o
3, lVv,c; No. 8, 13Vo. t'huek. No. 1. 8e;
No. 2, 8Sc; N i. 8 80. Rounds, No. 1. V2o;
No. 2, llc; No. S. lle. Plates, No. 1,
7c; No. 2, 7v; No, 8, ,r.
POULTHY-Prollnr, 20c; spring chick
en, lii.'; hens. 11c; cocks, 8'-,c; roosters,
8If-, stags. ducks, lt.c; geese, loc;
turkeys, l.TrfllK-; pigeon, per dog.. 6c;
ducks, full f fathered, 10c; g.-eee, full
feathered, 8c; iu.uebs. No. I, 8I.80( No. 1,
60c.
Market quotation furnished by Ullltiskl
Fruit company.
KRI ' ITS "range: California navrla.
all else. 12.76 Per box; 6-boK lots or more.
$2 65 per box. lemons; Fancy Sunklst,
.Tiila. ;woa. $1 0UH41 6l) per box. choice Ued
Rail, $.1 .'m per box. Orspefiull; l-s, $2.(i
per box, Mi, $2 76 per box; 64s. Mis, 1.1 Oil
per box. Apples; Extra fanev Washing
Ion W. V. Pearmalius, ll.fto per box:
extra fancy Washington Hpitieiihurgs,
II fs) per box; extra fancy Hlsrk Twigs,
$l.o0 per box; extra fancy Hlark Hen
Pavisi. 11.10 per box; extra fancy Utah
1'H I Osnos. 11 40 iht box; Wine Saps, 11.60 per
box. iiannnas. 82.tJ'u2.2f) ner buncn. in.
Strawberries, Mk- per iiart. 1. lines, $1.70
lx-r basket. Figs. : 8-r.., $2"0 per box.
Pates: Walnut, $1.10 per box; Hallowl,
8c per lb.
VEOETA HLES New York Danish cab
bage, 2c per lb. California new cabbage,
crale. 86 to PI) lbs.. 3',e per lb. Celery.
Jumbo, HOc per dox. Peppers, .Vc per
basket. Ilea;! lettuce, $1.00 per dog; leaf,
oo per dos. Tomatoes, fancy, $1.60 per
crate; choice, $I.1) tier crate. Onions: Yel
low, 2c per ll.; red, 2" per lb. : white, 2le
per lb. Radishes, joc per dog. Turnips,
6oo per dor.. Spinich. Mi.- per doi. Parsley,
eOc per dog. Artichokes, $l.rm per dox.
Endive, S!. e per lb. Garlic. Itallsn, 25c.
per lb. Hruswel sprout, 20c. per lb. onion
sets: Vellow and red, $1.60 per bu.; white,
$1 ii per bu. Potntoes: Colorado Rurnls,
TIio per bu.: Red River Ohio, she per bu.;
Minnesota White, ti6c per hu. Sweet pota
toes: Seed stock, delivered April .' to
10, $2 00 per bbl. Miishroonis, inc per box.
NUTS No. I California walnuts, 10c p.-r
lb. Filberts, 15c per lb. Rlack walnuts,
!V per lb. Pecan, 12'.y per lb. Rrazlla.
LstS' P"r lb. Almonds, 20c per lb. Cocoa
nuts, $3.60 per ai k. Peanuts: flaw, 7c
per lb.; toasted, H'V per lb; raw, sack
lota, J urn ho, 8c- per h ; salted, $1.60 per
can.
MIHCELLA NEOU.S Shelled poiK-oni. Ir
per lb. Crackerjack. $.160 per case; per
or-cane, $1.75. Checkers, 3'J) per case;
per Vs-caae. 11.75.
BACK TO WOODEN SHOES
ADVOCATED IN GERMANY
tfiwrespondence of The Associated Press )
COl "INK, Msrrb m-Under th title
of "lli,-k lo Wooden Shoes" a forester
from the Klfel dlstrlrt nrgea that th
connlanllr Inri-esmng ourt of leather foot
aear b offset hv the ms-nufartnre onoe
more of shoe either perUy or entirely
made of wixxl
He declares that even new soles oa Wd
nhnes have heivome a luxury for the gar
age man, and Insists thst the practlcsibll
Ity of wooden hoes Is not appnelaterl.
Especially are they available for bouse
use, while shoes made of a combinatlcin
of wood and leather are hardly to b told
from all -lee t her hoot, be says.
Estimating that Oermany la feeding; snd
clothing shont l.Oflti.ooB prxsonvrs of war,
he dedans that these men at the Try
ksst should be fitted out a 1th wnoden
shoes so that the German soldiers may
not have to suffer. A an nrtdltlonal ad
vantuge of hi pln he says that a new
and profitable Industry will be created
and the forests of Oermany will be pnt ae
a concrete use.
7-4
12S
COUNTRIES OF WAK ZONE
ENFORCE RULES ON BREAD
(Correspondence or Associated Press !
VENICH, March 17. government de
rre published in Vienna orders that from
now on at least 50 per ctnt of maize, or
Indlnn corn, must be used In baking
l.ttad. The order apeclflcally relates to
private house where people bake their
own bread, as well as to bakeries. Roll
can be baked only once dally, and the
military hospitals must be supplied by
the baker before any prlfate orders are
filled.
The horse butcher shop are not allowed
tu sell more than a pound of horsa meat
ai a time.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April . MERCANTILE
PAPER a1 per cent.
PTE I II. I NO hiXi II AIM t WCSey ; SI Sly -
day bil's. $l.7tr; for cabins, iliIsju; tor
demand. M.7H2S. ,
SILVER Uor, ',-c; Mexican uouare.
ROM'S tiovenimeni. lieyivy, ruoroou.
Irregular .,.
TIME I 'A freaoy ; siij ii.. -t
H2H per cent; ninety days, 21,'rjJ per cent,
six montns, 3' per thl.
MONEY all. axeaay; nign, i i-i
cent; low. 1, per cent; ruling rate, i per
cent; last loan, 2v p r cent; closing i ii,
2 per cent; offer at. if per ceni.
t losing quoiaiiona on woooo wu, -
follow;
V. P. ret. 2 reg ..sSsto. nvt. rt. as-.... w
Sa f.l.MM 1. . . M. - - .
f S 2a. reg. Ml v, f v- r" m
do coupon 101', Kj. V. Bmta !',..
IV 8. s regltro.i"v j.. r-. n. at n.
do coupe '" r- "a "
Panaov a coupon . .101 No. Paflllc la 2H
Am hmeltsra r..l04', do Ca 4S
A T T. rt. ISa 1S ,r H L ref Is ... ao
Armour A Ca 4S . i' M'ac. T. T 4. .. S
si --eno. cjn. ' VV
V do eon. IS :""
ss Heading g-o 4a 4
MS S 1.. A K r. r. 4 71 s
100 So. Pac. it. 4 . . .. S
1014 do ref 4a W
kl do m t.s 4S
17 So. llallwar i-a ',
70 I nlon I'arifl. is ... So
ims do r 4 so
'!'. S Huhher k....10;S
141, I' g Steel .. . .10'S
1 Wat.ash I st '.US
.1S1Vesl. 1'nlon l',s. .. Ki,
7S st Elec iv. b. . W
torn and Wheat Hrglo Bulletin.
United State Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, corn and wheat region
bulletin for Oinaha, 'Nebraska, fur the
twenty-four hour ending at 8 a. m , 76th
meridian time. Tuesday, April , l'ilG:
OMAHA DISTR18T.
Temp. Rain-
WOMEN IN CHARGE N TWO
HOSPITALS OF WAR ZONE
Stations. High. Low.
6
t7
hi
72
7e
71
7n
Atolllsnn gen. Is
Hal. Ohio la
4. 'he. Ohio 1S.
r. B. 4 W J.
C M A P X !'
do rv. 5s
'. 4 S ref. I',.,
p S 11.' fi. ref. is.
Krla gen. 4
On. Blertrlr la ..
111. No. 1st 4 Sa ..
III. I en ref 4s ...
K. I'. fo. ref. 6a...
I, A N unt 1,....
M K T. 1st la.
Aahland. Neb
Auburn, Neb.
Broken Row..
Columbus, Kb.
Culliertaon, Nb.
Fatrbury, Neb.
Fairmont. Neb,
Ur. Island. Nb..
Hartlngtno. Xb 4i7
H -Tlln:. Neh. ..
Holdrewa. Neb. TO
Lloooln. Neb... 73
North Platte.. t
Oakdala. Neb.. i2
Oinaha, Neh.... 72
Teii amah, Neh. 7
Valentine, .Nb. 41
Alt, la. M
Carroll. Ia 71
I'lajind. Ia 72
Sibley, la. J7
blouse City, Ia..
Iwett temperaturvt
pertua exaltikg at 8 a. ra.
DISTRICT A VERAOES.
No. of Ti nip.
District. Stations. High, liw
1 niton Market.
'HK. ApHI 4
.niddling uplands.
-COTTON
$io.i5. No
NEW
Steady,
sa'-
Th cn'ton market . lod at a net ad
vance ef 12 to li points .
LIVF.KP04 4U Apti; crrTTipot.
firm: good middling ''.flf-l: middling ..si.
low middling. .'..Aid. 1e 5 Oi oaie
ligir Market.
NEW oHK. April (-SI'OIR iiw-.
aulet. eenirifugal. t Tf. nvelasae. Ir , re.
fined. iedy Sugar future opened eas
ier tody under iinniiion ho ,s --ll-ing
Iriivi at ml-1Jv were 111 p1r,t
net lower.
Drr 4.MS4 Market.
NKTW YORK. April 4 - PUT tjoip.,
Corton gomts markets lodar were i"let
and film. yet. were ailvani-wl ail
rrre4 airs In tv,ller defiMiid fi,r ll
t ,.rk nevsllv tnavj, a aur fasAVw-,
Bid.
- -
Local Si toe La and llonHs.
Qt-otailonl fjmlahed h Burni. Hrlnker CV ,
41 Omaha National hank t.uildtni
HtocAa B"1 Asked.
Pear Co. pfd 'l
Kalrmont r'reamerv 7 per rem pfo . loo
Kalrnianl I'roamerv rom. 10 p-r 'nt 1J.
l.lorol Tel. Tel. r..m 40 :
llmiha A B. St. Rv. l'1 Jo 77
Mountain State Tel Tel 102 1"1
Biate Bank of 'Vol sha H4
Tri n Hiiwr a Ugio n i
V S Nilon lu uk Unia'ia Ho
1 pdika urala p'd :
tdlks Jrln rom 1"0
1 nlon Sto. k Yards Omaha 4 . ..
Bond
r-anilnental O It S 177 (Vh) W at
Ikiuglsa Co. Nsb . 4. '" 7
I. In. oln Trsrllon 4. l !-4
Llwoln. Neh Kef r-i 1st 1".
Nw York Mie 4S "'4. 11 1"4S
I'Hy of Omaha Imp. 4Ss. 1117 MS I'rt
On sha Kler 4S. I 'll . I"l', In:',
Oman -li.'l 4a. 1-' t :-.
On.ah ai ' B at It v ks IV . ', V, .
ra. Ifli r. F ties A Kef ov 14-' : s.
Horsv V4'iur'lln l"el f.. s.i
B. Mo. 4S Itvi I ''. 1"- ,
Salft S I " SB. 14I
g-rlhner Neh. Wa" Iv 1 .'."' ss 1"
I siversllr Pla. a Neb. 4Ss. 141 ' S
Wirhll, t alon Slork Yarda as. 1.I4 , .
losloa Moek Market.
I.ONTaiN'. April -All-erlin se-,, title
opened firm and advan- e-l un.l. r t'c le.J
o( Untied Stale !4te'. Urte nd isaveral
low priced hres Trading v a active
11
15
n
a
M
H
4l
12
31
41
40
42
12
x;
12
AS
M
86
Id
29
3
fall.
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.
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.04
.00
.00
.t
for
Sky.
Cloudy
Clear
I 'loudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cltvar
Pt. cloudy
4'ear
Clear
twelve-hour
Correspondence of ti e Associated tYe.)
IeONDON, March IS. So uccef-Jl hs
been the women's military hospital at
Wlmmereux. near Poulogne, that the war
office has sanctioned another of 600 beds
for London.
Llko the one In France, the new hos'
pltnl will te stuffed entirely by women.'
drawing army pay and army rations. Dr.
Garrett Anderson and Pr. Flora Murray
are now making the necessary anrans;--'
ments. These two, as heads of the
Women's Hospital corns, helped to estab
lish the Wlmmereux hospital, besides do
ing work in Paris snd Boulogne hospitals.
Columbus, o
.oulivllle, Ky...
India' polls, lnd .
Chicago. Ill
St. liuls. Mo...
Pes Moines, la.
Minneapolis
Kan. City. Mo..
Omaha, Neb
The weather Is
out the corn and
Rainfall.
Oil aad Real a.
NEW YORK. April .-TURPBNTlNIt
Firm: machine bhls., ISc.
RjSIN Quiet.
SAVANNAH. April 4V TL'RPETNTINE
Firm; lfx Sales, 117 bbl.; rvscwiptA. I
bbl.; shipment. ZU bbl-; stocks. 3.14..
bbls.
ROSIN Firm. Kales, none; reoel ret,
1.2ri bbls.; shipment. 3.V) hhla.; atoclvvs.
lnl.jiK bbla Quote: A. li. C, P. E. $7i.u;
F. $il2n; C5. H. $115; I. $130; K. $;
M. 4.00; N, SV7.00; W1, $6.15; WW. $ft.0
EToratei Applt aaal Driest Fralta
NEW YORK, April - EVAPORATED
APPLER-PuH.
DRIED FRUrTJt Prutvvaa, easy. Apr!,
cot and peaxnes. quiet and easy. Raising.
quiet.
18
1
lit
21
2.1
21
51
.11
17
much wrmer through-
wheat region, and fteeg-
62 13 .01
70 4 ' .Oj I
7u 42 .0) ;
hi Wi .4(1 ',
7 It ,'sl
72 e .01
54 :t2 .10
7 1W .10
70 10 .00
tng temperntures are reported In North
Pakota only. Showers occurred In th
western portions of South Pakotn. Ne
hrnAka and Kansss. 1 A. WELSH,
local Forocasler. Weather Bur J.
Mlnneapoll 4. rail Market.
VINNKAPil.I. Minn. April t. -W
H EAT-May. II 4'vu 1 1"'. b'd. Julv.
$I4.'S; No. 1 hard. 11 iS. No 1 portbein.
$1 .''!l .6l'j; No. 3 northern. l.4Vo 1 jl1.
l-'IiOUR Uni hange..
HA RIJ-:Y-tTri77t .
RYE -41 IOal.12.
RKAN-22.0ii.
-iftN No. 3 vellow 4"ivi'.Ic
i)4TS-No J wlilte. SvyMS''
FLAX-ll MiV.til :!.
Gombaulfo
Caustic Balsam
l.lversool tlrala Market.
I.IVKRItU April 1-WHKAT-Spoi
I V'. 1 It- ' .
A, 11 lu.
Maniiolv. IL 1. No
No 2 hard a inter. 13 lSd
lYlll.N- iit. Amnrl -an ni'iesl new
j7Ss1, Anieri.iui nilxed. X ss-i
i FItl'R- Winter patonts. la.
i ililS.-ln Uin.lun, 1'aclfl.- ctsast.
10SSUA4 Ins.
V7
His hllitfin Bet Ii C0crst!trt
A Safa, f paady aad Posttire Cars lax?
Ivuts, 4 ail Igiugg trtm !
Uagaaa as at fear War aaai
Cwjs ail alua 11 , maa ar Tin an sa
Tbnia, Iipbvtuaria. 1 laiaia ad
prvvaBa.'lUSliMTw'aaa, 4 aa'CsastSS
err saaue o( Caaatj lgaig sael la
Warmaas So T asttsr-vvvVuavTrrkaa !.
s-r kin., J by S'sgssva, r rnrnm
ri-as. ssuTsi sasa, sua rail SleavMaa
sm I rva4 iaa I na g gatmaxatv.
ItllkMM CCI j t.
t;
dv and
the
throughout
(i"ei 'trm.
8ILYFK Rar. 23 ll-l,l
M'lNEY I 'a per i-ent
PUktiUNT HATKt-Shi.rt hil
per ent. 3 mot.t na. .1 s r cent.
mark' t
f.er o'liue
: oa
Haak 4 leartaa .
iiM Ailt April - Rank clraiing for
t.Hlav aeee $1 W.T!i ami fir the c. r
reepon l'iig dtc last year $.'.'.4l7 5 .
4 avffee Market.
NFW YOKK. April it-'ilTyK- Trr
market for coffee fi.liires a ia v.-ry i.oi
ti-'sv . hut prt- ruled generally s'estdv
nwir.g to th i-osl-n I'll sea-1l. sa ..f
Praxll. report of 'y iiiII o",-r n
hera fponi primary amovvei a n t ami
asa'teeesl coverll, The ...tenteg sr a 1
to 2 ukilnte t. igt, er and 'l-e o ars, r .i-.a-t
l nel dvai,cr of I 1,4 i".n'a
-v.t fcaeai Ann) IT",- Alaa a "I.- ' i
IIAT-
11 'k. must he ch"l'
, I11.AC2.'). No :
v,Ii 1 I ill. chori e
No. I. IIDkili.e
N.i. 3. $viijli"-
4aaak4 liar Market.
OMAHA. April 4. PRA1KIK
,holoe upland, lis 4.1
I to bring No. 1
i $'0 l vu 11. Ik' No 3.
midland, '!du:2s.
No. 3. $l isjUI hi.
hi'li-e low Un t t' Olll)' No I. $
"si No 3. $ uivv-in . No. 3 .iV.
sTIltW l',oi" wheat tr,w is uuot
sb e al $ '"' ' h.. oat ,-r ry
$ ..s,.'7 .si
AI.Ftl.Ft 4h4i.ve ;i k',v-n. !,-'v
fin lci.i. f. : .s'lt i. N., I.lil.s'
No. 2. $11 J412 . No. X binu.:
SELDOM SEE
bit kne Li that, but your Wsrwt
mar hare g buxsrk or bnuast asa iu
Aollr, Hea t, StiA. Kasss fwThrnst.
4 kleaaav
l't'Cklj4l A
CVeliiery. 11 - f
I.i-iS Sl.l) re- e
n-uark i-siars llo.lde.1.
r.-sis r .rji'v- 'fi
rT 4T"I-'. S'a .t
t h ,.v ii a 1 W i .
a i . II .
Ik. ' i i III- Ii, I
t-rodare Market.
rtl !!'. 1. VIII ll.glier
t
re. eii 's. I .-aaes; at
' t .r.timri
re., r I
ars
.lis ,
lil canan it oxt wiiusnM Urrr th
U.rat up. No b'.isler, gto haur
tont, t'or.rcctr.teal oni irw
i'lsps rcajuosai at an appJiotasa. f 1 frt
AaYsOttniNI. JR.assarfi
I raesesi kaa.swa Sa.
Vvesa. ktas. m ess,
A ae vvse. a img .
Ass i - .
wa Datar
4 lYaaak I a. Ilr.
-wsj tsr aaa i i I
enrd CTVas.aa, o.al
! U s, an
- m K,.e a aij'i