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niH BKK: OMAHA, WKDXENDAY, MAKCH 1, 1016.
12
GRAIN AND PRDUCOE MARKET
Ch Wheat ii Very Weak, with
Pricei JUnginc from One to
Three Cents Lower.
OAXS ALONE REMAIN STEADY
OMAHA. February .
r:i wheat was very weslt today,
prir-es running from lo to 3c lower.
The market waa generally very weaK
and. !i rea'ilt, there waa a onaidcr
elle falling ntf in reccipta. ,
Com was also very heariah and ruled
from tmihanced to Sc lower, although
the caah demand was fairly active.
Oats receipt weie very light and there
aaa a fHlr demand for thin cereal. Uata
lenmlned steady and aold at practically
in. cha need prices.
live and barlev receipts were unim
poitgnt and there waa a fair demsnd
for these cerealp.
!;v sold at unchanged ptlces
Harley tuled from unchanged to JC
loxer
t"flrn. -eg wrre: Wheat and flo'if eq'ial
to l.t'T.om t.uahcla: corn, Y,v bushels;
oata, HYAQt bushel
Liverpool clo: Wheat. 'td lower;
corn. :n!-4d lower. ...
ftlmary wheat receipts were 1.4.4.V)
'help and alilpmenlp bushels,
sfa.i.-t re.elpte of huahela and
limentp of CUAt miahrU laat 'r-
I'rimary coin recoiptP wero I.IOl.w
hitahes and ahipmenta (l.'- bn.licK
atainxt receipts of flr2 H0 buahcla and
fhlpmrnta of figl.KQ bushels Inal year.
frtmarv oaia receipts were lu.'W)
bushel and ahlpment .' hunhela,
sratnat reccipta of 7i:.0"i htishola and
el linunH of k-H.P bushes lnt year.
CAIlUlT HWKIITI.
Wheat, i orn. vn
Chicago
Mlnneppolia
Duluth
Omaha
Kanpaa City
et. 1 .01 ii
Winnipeg
These pa lea were
Wheat No.
carp. 11.00.
jew ioiik i.r.M:ni. m irkFiT
474
41' I
lis
,...14
... :
...l,nr.i
reported today.
S hard winter: 1 tar. 11. i,
v.i hard winter: 1 car
2
1
1
r. K. . res..
do crupon . . .
l H. 4.. res...
dc coupon
Am. HmeM.rp a.
4 T. a T. e.
Anli-Kren'h
11.01 1 car. !k-; 1 car. MH-; carp, i-.c.
1 carp, M'v'; 4 (Bis, !; 2 cars, Ik;
2 cara, :ic. Kamida liard winter: I cars.
9.V; 1 car. Kr. No. 4 spring: I car,
No. 2 durum: 1 rara. tl t. No. 4 durum:
1 car. !. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. M; 2
carp. 11.0.'. 1 car. II .- No. 4 mixed: I
car. Si.-. Rye-o. 4: 1 car. sic. anipl-
car. 0c. Corn No. 4 white: cars,
ai'x : 1 car. ftio; 1 car. Wr. No. 6
white: 2 carp. bl : 1 car. ifc; 1 car. Me.
No. S yellow. 1 car. 6.',4c. No. 4 yellow,
t cara. 4c; 1 car. 63c. No. i yellow: I
car. ; 1 car. vf. No. yellow: 1 car.
Mc; 1 car. D..C. Kample yellow. 1 car
iwheat mled). Mc; 1 car. Wc; -".
t . ... . , a. y. V n 1 mixed: 1 car. nuC
No. 4 mixed: 4 catp, ; 1 car, '; . . ref. !
rmrm XL nr. iC. iNO. U niisp'". " -'10 , im.v".
cara. Mr; 2 cara. Ri'K. So. mixed
cara, Wtc; 1 car, :.Z'c; 1 1-2 carp, tie
,.r iir: I car. &c. .Sample mixed
car. Wc: I car. 4-; I car. if. V4
4tc. Data standard: 1 car, 4.1c. M. J
white: 1 car, 41c: 1 car. 4('Vo; 1 car. 40c.
No. 4 while: 1 car. 40 -. 1 2-J cara, 3c.
Sample white: I car. Jj:
Omaha CaPh ITI. ea -Wheat: No. 1 hard
lli."ilo4: No. 2 hard. HN-it.itt; No. 4
i.nr.4 u', hticii- No 2 PiirliiK. H.Wul.0...
Vo i anrina. PHi'lill .01. No. 2 durum. Il.!i
7.ftl; No. S (litruin. tl V 01 ; pample.
7v'..lc. Coin: No. 3 white. yuH". No.
4 while, ftViUJlVir; No. b white. f...MfuW;c;
No. a while, Mtifnic; No. 2 yellow, df.W
LVw: No. 4 yellow, 62Mt'i4c'. No. j yel-
lom r.ntmir: No. vollow. Ii2i?j4c: N".
nrixed "fit"-inc: No. 4 mixed. C(iVilr:
. o. a mixed. tV.Htj.ic: No. mixed. l
: aample, 2..1i.c. Oatp: No. 1 while,
atandard. 4:ic4:ic: No. 2 while.
4i41c: No. 4 white, ami. Barley;
Mallli.g. 57'o;:c: No. I feed. l&4JbQ. Uya;
' No. 2. S0c; No. , ii'eac.
Chicago clnalng prlcea, furnlphed The
Bee by l.oaan Bryan, atock and grain
hrofcer. 215 Houth Plxteenth Bt, Omaha:
Article Open. I HlKh.l Low, It lope. hat y
( ommoalltlea.
NKW TOI1K, rh. ;o -KIXt ll-l'n-t-tied.
W MKAT-Six.t. f-tr.; No. 1 durum,
lll:. No. 5 hard. i l'. No. 1 nor'hern,
Imluth. 11. WV, No. 1 mirtliern, Manitoba,
II 41V. f. o. b, N,w York. Kulurca,
tlrmer; May.
CtiKN Hpot. firm. No. 2 vellow. WWt
Mc. e. i. f . New York.
OATS ?pot at cad v. PHnlnrd. frV; No.
J while. 4i).Wf.
MAV-I Ini; No. I. II 1 :'7V No. I
tl K'-vfll.ZJ'.t; No. 2. lH'..:v; ahU'Plng.
4.iv
ll KaeV: ta!e. ci.inri.on to . hnb-e.
Ii'iilc, IV14. 1'aciric coaal.
lfis. i:-ir : yi'i. -ur.
HIIr'M-tcndv ll-.goti, 3'fl.".; C-n-trsl
Ar.T.ra, .T.''-.
I.KTHi:il-I Iti- Vmldk .'Irpta, V.'if
Mr; pcroli'lP. 32"lllc.
i noVISIovs-I'ork. fl'm: mera. l.lAi.
famllv. l.'l rVji' ptmrt ilepra. fJ'
"V.V B f. f tm: iiic.., SlT.rpekf I7.:: femily.
H Vi "i r. I.atil, tronif: middle wept,
llrt tVv Id i
TA l.l.on' iuli I ' My. "'.'; country.
JM'."". npecl-il. t'4c
KC',4 Htrona; rccelptp, .!-; freah
leathered exliap. .'7fj'-'7vc; extra flint w.
21.4c: flrPtP, ': PcconiN. 2W2r.'4c.
CHFKHK ateady : receipt a, 2.r," boxes;
Plate, whole milk, held flrila. colored ee
ci.iip. IWISU1'; atate, whole milk, held
flats, white, l"c: Plate, whole milk, held
flatp. colored average fancy, ITVirlTV';
plate, whole milk, held flats, averaaa
fancy, while. lT'ili 17 fhits. current
make specials. 17ac; flata, average run.
llc,
rol'lTRT I'repped. eapler: chickens,
ViM -, fowls, 14W''19'c; turkeys, 2'w.l'ic;
alive, no quotations.
Minneapolis 4. rain Market.
VIXXKAIKII.1H, Feb. 2.-WIIKAT-ll.HUtl
W. July, till- Cash: No
hard, ll.li : No. 1 northern. .l.ll'f
I.14S; No. 2 northern. fl.nVStl I.H V
KLOCR-fnclwinged.
HAK1.KY Uti.
HYK S7xsc.
IIHAN-ll8.ptW..
I'dllX-No. 2 yellow, 7.V7''
OATS No. 2 white. o'v',Moc.
KI.AXHKKI !2.i7Vn2 31V
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2K M EHCANTIL.K
AI-Ell, nti:!1 per cent.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Bids Fair to Make Several Further
Subitantial Becoveries.
RECORDS FOR HOGS
BROKEN AT YARDS
Negro Bound Over
for Attacking Man
With an Ice Pick
HTKKl.l NO Klxly day hills, 11.71'i; de-
mnnil. It iii't; caliles, t.u.
KIl.VKU Har, Ui';c, Mexican dollars,
f.'c.
HONOrt tlovernment. firm; railroad,
irregular. .
TIM K I1AN Firm; sixty days. 2'v'ff
2U per cent; ninety days. 2'8J per cent;
six months. 3'n3 er cent.
CAI.I. MONKY Htcady; high. 2 per
cent; low, li per cent; rullntr rale, l
per cent: last loan, 2 per cent; clnslntc
bid. 1 per tent; offered at 3 per cent.
Closing quotallona on bonds today were
as followa:
.. N am. 4....
K. T. 1st 4... 7AH
..Wm'Mn. Vtr. eon. e...l't'
. ,ljMont. power t
. 1I0N. Y. '. deb. ....Ill
..M1'-N. Y. Cltr 4H IW14
..ll"N. Y-, N. H.
4a..iwl
.... Of. No Pirlflo
BUNS ITS COURSE LATER
NKW YORK. Feb. 29 For a brief
period of todays tiadlna. notably In the
active flrt hour. I h market bade f;lr lo
make further piibptantinl rcovcrlca from
lip pronounced d-pr-pelon of recent pea
plona. The gnlnx In t lint time ringed
from one to, more than three point In
piaiidnnl Phfiie. with far greater ad
vances In Ptwciilatlve tppiiep.
The buying power aeemeil to run Its
Conine i.efnte mlddsy, however, after
which prices evinced a marked tendency
to react. This waa eapeclnlly true of the
mini. do tip nn.i-p and allied slisiep. The
reeepion wan accompanied by news of
the sinking of a French transport, to
gcther with peml-off iclal Intimmlonp that
too much had Iteen. taken for granted In
overnight adces regarding relations lie
tween Waphlnglon and Ih-rlln.
In any event, the dingxlng final hour
witnessed a moderate but (ceneral re
vival of the downward trend. In which
Ito'ildatlnn proved leap potent than ahnrt
pelllng. Heprepentat ive Mock. Including
rails and lulled Htates Med, shaded
materially from early maximums, retain
ing little or none of' their advantage at
the heavy ctop.
Reading .puep were again the out
Ptandlng features, the common stck tak
ing not onlvtte most active Issue of the
day, but adding two points to yesterday's
sdvance, while the first and aecond pre-
J ferred pharea, ordinarily very Inactive,
, also made pinart galna, though falling
i away at the end.
IH-allnga were Tar l.eow yesterdays
large 1 vert urn. but embraced an un
usually large number of stocka. it waa
regarded as significant, howeye:-. that
dormant isaiiea were most prominent on
the tlei line. w
Total salessmoiinted to Mn.mio shares.
Some encouragement woa derived dur
ing the morning from the firmer tend
ency of the Anglo-Ftem-h war bonds,
which retrieved much of yesterday's re
versal, only to reltmiulah vlrtuiilly alt
their gain at the end. Offerlnga of this
Important Isewe were In amallor volume.
F.xchango mnrkcta were very dim, wun
no material change from prevailing quo-
liit onp. Miiblea were firm In connection
with the upproachliiK completion of the
Husalan loan, the amount of which la
e( to be dctoi mined.
The liMckawnnna system reported an
Increase of tMK.miU In operating Income
for January, and Cbesaiieake & Ohio In
creased its net by MH.m.
ltonda were Irregular on light trading
Total sales, par value, $.Ki,ioD.
Cnlted Hlntes coupon 3a advanced V,
ner cent on call.
Number of sales and leading; quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Hle. llngh. Jjnw. Clope.
QUARTER MILUON SIXTY DAYS
William laiwaon. colored, delivery toy
for the Tiei Ini(t company, who
aasautted and seriously Injured Frank
Sullivan, 2032 North Nineteenth street, by
striking Mm In the face with a heavy
Ice pick, was bound over to the district
I rnurt with bonds fixed at 11 .vrv
All monthly hog records and other 1 . '
rt cords, for that matter, were ghat-1 r.ead Bee Want Ads for profit. Use
tered at the local Btock yards last !""'m Ior ""
lOtith when the final estimated run j
of 16,000 head were received, niak-!
Ing a Krand total of more than 402,-1
600 head, or fully 6,000 head more'
hogs than was ever received In
any other one month la the history of
the yards. Considering that the
1 resent month la short, this record 1
stands alone as a precedent.
The previous re ord was made laat
month, January. 1911. when .W.of! hi ad
were marketed, miring- tne nisi two j
months of the pieent year pearly iuO.W
hogs have been received and marketed.
This la some record. For two years. Mil,
held the record with X:'.fTO head, but this I
waa smashed last month.
AtrlilMoil pen. 4n in im
Hal 4 Ohio 4a HI SO, . I rf.
Hettl gleel r. ...l I'se. T. T
fen. I'm Ifle IM umPenti. con. 4'k..
"he. . C. 4lp. k'S Sn. '
I- It. a J. . 4a..., aas'lteaolns pen. 4a.
('. M H. P. C. SP..IMSH. I- 14. K. r
f. U I. P. r. 4a. M'iHn. Tac. i-r. at..
c. a S rf. 4t.... 'S o ref. -i
II H. O. c. 4a.... 774fo. Ka 1 1 wa la..
Krla "n. 4a TJ I'nlon Parlflc 4a.
(ten. Klectrlc (a do rv. 4a
2 . No. lat 4S.... t'. B Rubhar fa.
I -in. 1 en ret ... P l' a nei ...
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t r.lon 4S .. Mi
KIS. a. M...W
nt-ali 1
May.'l
1 "i"Aii
July.
Corn.
.May.
July.
Oaia.
May.
I 12V 1 08
1 M
1 or
4?4IU
Juy.;4U'.r
Pork.
May
July
l-rd
May.
July
lliba.
ilsy.
July
M 4S
91 3
10 40 i
W 3.'
1 tJ
11 4IT
11 r,
11 w
1 m
1 06
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11 U 11 37
II TO 11 W
T
1 ll'itf
1 u
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1 09
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734
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70
Mil
10 It
11 55
It 70
4o
rt 40
45
10 36
MW
10 54
11 7
M M
I. oral Secarltlea,
Qnotatlnna fianlahwl br Parna, Drinker
Ut Omaha NatioDPl bank buiMlai.
Kt.H-lia-- Did
llundM Healty U. im
Heatrlc C'reamerf, 7 per cent pffl... I(
ralrmont reaanarr. T pf cant fil... IJ
Fairmont cream., com., ata-julr ol-.
Fairmont C'repmery, t par cent guar.. Il
IVwplaa HiUI iKnntpnellP) t p r, pf4
Oomh Mill. Kip.. T p. e. pfd H...
Lincoln Tel. Tel., com. T pr cant.
Omaha a C R. St. r, pM
Omaha A ('. B. Ry. a B.. pfd..
Omaha C li. HI Uy., coat....
Pal.r Mill Co., pfd
M. r. Hhafer (
f-irt
t nion gioi'k tarda. I par eaat...
Honda
Chleaso Ballwar. Series A, IITI.
( hlr.ao. III., 4a. IM
TWr A Co, pin
limaton. Tel., 4Sa. 1041
kanaan riae t'lll. Cn. t, !..
Unrnln Tat. a tel. (P. 1M4
Omaha Srhool i,a. 14S
Omaha Wnler Wnrha 4'-. 1P41 ..
Omnha V. B. St. ltr. Is,
Omaha naa f. PUT
Parlfln a. R. Co. 1941
Itad Clmi. Keh.. 4l,a, t14
San Antnnln, Tea.. It. (Opt.
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ClIIC AVU OKAIJI AND PHOVISIOSt
fValarea of tk Trad la "' loala
I'rlcea on Hoard t Trade ,
OIIICAOO. Feb. Wlieat prices took
an pRii awltiaT today. Influence. I by the,
outlook that the chance of a breaJc las
diplomatic relations between Uertnany
and tl t nltcl Matea waa much men re
mote than a majority of tra-lera had of
Inte assumed waa the case. The market
fn Mud eliotiB. ',4aNc to a0 ataaj bla;hOc,
with Mav at ft 2'-i 1.12 H,, and July at
tlH. Other Icadtnn staples, too, all
penred alns corn. l74iV-Wo; oaia, I'-art'
Sr and provlsbuts. 17"vk'. .
lilvhn.at trr.cea of the day for wheat
wens poated Jost before the close. The
lom-eai came rlaht at the start, but at
no time afterward did the market suffer
any reaction to even near yesterday
latest flit'ires. cn the contrary, tbe mar-
, het although nervoua and anbleit to
ldn fluctuations were durtut; most of
the session tcndlns- forcibly ii (fade. The
thief eacepilon followed the receipts of
i.c ll.al a blx French ship bad been
orided. When the fact develoned.
' rnever, that tbc v ease waa an aimldary
crutser the l-arl"h Influence of the mar
ket quickly tlianpvcarod.
omI whl h had been current early
that submarine opera t ona bcKinninsr to
fluht would he likely to cause a a rlois
e'-rease In f'e number of sl ips available
for the wheat trade was offset to a con
riderable deareo by word that Italy ha I
reiaed outrisht thirty tlcnnan atcann ra
hhh herrtcfore bad been merely In
terned. In this connect'on a Bond Ceal of
rlnl trance a trlven to reixnts of for
eign hutng- of future deliveries here, an l
to Italian Inquiries for cash wheat at
II, e seaboard. Hesldea domestic crop ad-
vl,-e were Renerally bulllait and there
were anno'ini cments tfat
t.oodoM atock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 5. American securities
on the stock market reflected the
dlplomatto situation and ruled Irreatilar
and below parity durlnit the forenoon.
Tradlna waa limited, but prices advanced
a frnrthm and the rlnslnaT waa ateadler.
BlIVKR Har, M 1o-Hkl per ounce.
bills and
JIOSKV tM'i per cent.
TYlSOOrNT ft ATKS Short
three montt.a, i per cent.
rvatore4l Apples sad Dried FroHa
NKW TOHIC, Kcu. !.KVAr.yHATI;p'
AI'l'I.K-H-Miirket. dull: fancy, r(i'.cj
choice, ,:'': prime. 6frM4c.
)HIKI Kill ITH Prunes, firm; Pall
fornln. 4-Ti tlVc: fr.ons. T'.'Jjo'.c. Apri
cots, steady; ch Ice, - -' 1 0 - extra rhel.-e,
li,rniuV". fancy, HV'iKi-: Peaches,
steady; choice. hSt": extra choice, i'n-c;
fancy. 6V,c. Ralalna, rirm; loose miwtiriai
7-tilti ; choice to fancy seeded, 7',i'i7jCf
rctdclsa. HViHilOipc
Dry Goods Market.
NF3W YORK. Fb. r9.-DRT OOOrv
Cotton aoocls were quiet but firm today.
Yams were steady. Hllks were in full
demand for fall delivery. Men's wear
llnea were revised upward on duplicate
orders. Jobbers did an active trade.
Hawk "learlas.
ON1AIIA. Keb. . Bank ciearinia for
Omaha today wera M..'7,77.33 sjid for
the correpixuidlnii day laat year M. 4,
M3&1. The total bank clearings for the
mouth e n.U nit today were :U.t4&,J7 hi.
and for the month of February a year
as-n .fi.t.'1.47
MENINGITIS CAUSED THE
DEATH OF GEO. TRUMBELL
Alaeaa OoM t.Jno 2IH
Allla-lhaltnern I.' 2'
Amarlcan Heat Hniar 2 iki IIS
American can 14.W0 WW
American IH-otnotlr .... 2?.'
American H. A K .M0 IU
Am. ft. a It. pf.l
Am. Husar lflnln 7l WW
Amerlran Tal Tel t.? )I7Va
American Tohano Una "
Anaionds Copper 14. W 1
Atrhloa I. Mo tins
llalowln lM-iunolU .... 14.r.0 104
lliililmore A Ohio
Ili-lhlrhem Hlee
Iir..kln Hxplil Tr
California I'elroleura ...
(ana.llan Pacific
Ontral leather
(Tiaaapeske OhU
hlcam CI. W
Chlcain, M St. P...
Chicago N. W
riilcaso. It. I. P. pfd.
Chlno t Haoer
Colorado fuel A Iron...
f'rurlMa Sleel
Ienrr a H 0. pfd
IMatlllars' Berurllie ...
Krle
Clenaral Klectrlc
(treat Norlhara pfd
Clrec No. Ora rlfa
(liissenhelm Knploratlna
tlllnola central
lnterltfrotiah Con. Cnrp
Inaplrallon Copper
Imernnttiwial llarvMter.
Ksnaa 4 'It y Southern..
lohlirh Valley
tulafllle NaahTlll.
Mexlf-pn Palrnlaura ....
Miami Cof-per
Mlaaourl, K. a T. pfd
Mloirt Pariric
National lll.ru It t ana
National tad K)
Nevada topper , no
New York Central
N. Y . N. II. II I tor)
Norfolk a Werners !.
Northern Psrlfl 4m)
ra.-irin Mall 4.0oo
Pacific Tal. Tab.
Pennsylvania
Pullman Palar Car.
Har Con. Copper 4. X
Keadlns 14 14
Repuhilo Iron A Ktael..., 4 lo
rknilhern I'd.-lflO 4 7m
Soatern Haiiasr Ie t
Siudahaker Company II M 14nv
Tenneaae C'siMr l.PO M
Teiaa Company t. Ion lot
I'nlon paeifln t "0 m
I nloa Pai-lflr pfd I.nor) 4
I nlled Hlalas Hleal I.M t.('t
P. S. Sleel pfd PHI 1IH
I'tah cipr I.4.KI K
Weplern t nlon PH
Weallnthouaa Rlactrla ... t.'WU 4'
Montana power
Oeneral Motors ,
Watai.h B pfd t too
International Marin pfd. 1...'"A
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FANNING GETS CONTRACT
TO PAVE CENTER STREET
The city council has awarded to
Charles E. Fannin: a contract to pave
renter atrcet, Tblrty-slxlh to fifty
fourth streets, with vitrified brick block
at till per square yard, a per bid re
ceived November i3. 115. Thla will be
one of the first Inrea paving Job to be
started early In tha print'. .
ebruary Bun Ahead of January
and Makes Top Mark for Num
ber of Torkera Received.
1ISIT our Booth in the souttieast
corner of the Auditorium and
take a trip through Lover's Lane.
Omaha Concrete Stone Co.
Tel. Colfax 886 28th Ave. and Sahler Street
Platte Valley Cement Tile Mfg. Co.
FREMONT. NEB,
Concrete S ev e r P i p e ,
Drain Tile, Blocks. .Etc.
Work Will Start on
the Dodge Street
Viaduct by July lj
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City Attorney Rine has returned from
ft. Ixiuift where he appeared before Judge
Hook of the federal court In relation to.
the Port ire street viaduct which the Mis
souri Pacific Hallway company was
ordered to build six years ago.
Mr. Rlne made thla report Of his trip: i
It waa agreed between Judge Hook, i
Receiver Bush and others Interested that
the railroad company will start July 1 to
build the viaduct or raise the tracks of
the Holt Une. The company's engineer
will submit to the Omaha city council
within thirty days a track-raising plan
for approval. Judge Hook, who Is vir
tually In charge of the Missouri Pacific
at mis time, am not approve ui inauina
reteivera" checks wtslch would be neces
sary if the viaduct should be started
now. V'nloss romethlng unforeseen Inter
venes I feel confident work will b
started not later than July 1."
U1U-HI.-LJ I BILE. lafUliUiilu 1 g. hJIAE.Iid
The Jaeger Machine Company
Columbus. Ohio.
Booths 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43
Hupp Branch to Be
Established Here!
Oliver C. Hutchlnacn. supervisor of
branches for the Hupp Motor car cor
poration. ha announced that the Hupp
Motor Car company will open a lrect
factory branch in Omaha.
Thla branch will be a wholesale branch
only, and is established to take care or
the dealers throughout this territory. '
The corporation papers have been filed
and tha new corporation will be known
as the Huppmoblle Company of Nebraska.
Mr. Hutchinson was not at liberty to
reveal who would take charge of the
branch office, but public announcement
will be made within the next few days.
YOU A
IliaSjIAimilMIIIIJJIIUiJI
OWVOT
To visit our exhibit at the CEMENT SHOW, and
our Display Rooms, 1708-12 CUMING STREET.
IDEAL CEMENT STONE
CO.
SH:amidlairdl Low !3nafr
nn c r ete Rfi! ik e r
CONCRETE MIXERS FOR
SHOW LOST IN TRANSIT
The Jaeger Machine company's ex
hibit of concrete mixers, which were to
occupy flv booths reserved by thla firm
at the cement show, were lost in transit
on -their way from Chicago 'to Omaha
and did not arrive in time to be placed
for the opening last night. 8. F. Fer
gusos. the company's representative,
did not find the lost shipment until Tues
day noon. Ho discovered It In Pea
Moines and Immediately had the mixers
rushed through. He says they will be
here In time to be placed at the show
this noon.
AD CLUB HEARS TALK.
THEN EATS CRACKERS
After eating a hearty lunch Tuesday noon
at the Taxton hotel, thirty-five members
of the Omaha Ad club listened to a talk
by Penn P. Fodrea, and then showed
their lowalty and frlendshto for the
speaker and admiration for his product
by eating a large quantity of crack
era made by the Iten Biscuit company,
of which Mr. Fodrea la advertising sales
jnanager. The next meeting of the club
at the Paxton next Tuesday, will have
a program of short talks by representa
tive, of the graphic arta branch.
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ha. I made larro sale of flour.
c orn tespomled 'o tie advin.e In wheat.
Moteover letelpts her were small ."'ul.
c-siimates of Hie Argentine eirtsbl
puiM.lts were cut down, i'pturns In tn
sta market, pemed to be rlilcflv
praliet the action of other grain. Houses
with aeabcard connections were I be rat
1 i.i era of the May option.'
Ilia her prices cn hoKS and ce'eala car
lied provisions higher. It waa aaid New
York intcieet dlxtilavrd untuual activity
in tie imrclaae of lard.
, l.l'TTKH steady ; creamery. M1!!1.
K( iciS Illglier: recelpip. S W c aea.
MiKta. Illc; ordinary flrsta. :0'c: at
niartc. iu.4 'lliluiied, Jn '-.-.
t iTATi il-JSt Higher; receipis. II cara:
Uconain. Mi hi an. Ml u-e'Ota "nl
Itakota. hi e. 'ii'ic; Minnesota and I a
kola Cihloa tkii"r,
ijl'I.TKV-Alive, higher: fowls, llic;
tprli.gs. l"'o.
c l.ii ago v aeh l'rics-Wheat : No 2 red.
tl W ,'(11.12. No. 3 red. 11 .mi 1 VI. No.
herd. fi.l"Ol.ll': No. ? h.n.i. 1 1.',ti I (O.
dun: No. i yellow. ,-; No. 4 vullow,
-ilii'S'Vc: No. 1 mhltc. tifeiSH'. Oats: No.
- wblte. l'.4l K'lc: ElolKlacd. 4I.'! !.'1-.'.
Itve: No. t. wc. Mai-ley: tjwu''e. Hc.d
Itmothy. ll.iwrSWi; cl.ixer. tiu.cg-loi.un:
I'ri.viklor.a: Pork. !!. j'tr-'O.W, lird,
l.3"; rll. $10.a:till.3;'.
Kaaaaa tlty Grata aad Prorlslaas.
KANSAS CITT. Keb. S-WIIKAT-Xo.
I iard. II W'tttlciT; No i red, llCMrrlOT;
Mav. l.ti'; July, Il.estc.ti1 ids.
'iKN No. gtnled, wi'vu-uTc; No. t
while, iv..i.-ic. No. t yeiluw, 3iiVc;
Hay. I .f iuc; July, Clc.
OATH No. 1 while, ij &c; No. I mixed,
4'Cr.44e
Fil'TTKR-Tpamery, Mc; flrMs. n
et-ondp. 2N; packing, ltc.
r ( if IS Kirsls. ivc, seconds, lc.
PCJILTRT-Heos, 13; turkeyg, I;
springs. Pa:.
A post-mortem examination held at the
Minneapolis ) conmer'a Tuesday morning revealed the
fact that tleorge Trumbeil, aged 46 years,
who for more than a week lay In an un
conscious condition at Bt- Joseph hospi
tal before bis death waa suffering from
meningitis and peritonitis. Trumbeil was
picked up unconscious in the street by
the police and taken to the hospital. No
relatives or friends have been located.
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St. Lea Is Grata Market.
GERMAN LADIES' AID
SOCIETY MEETS WEDNESDAY
The Cerman Ladles' Aid society will
held Its regular monthly meeting thla
evening, at the . Omaha Muslkvrrln
hall. Kevrnternth snd I'asa streets. All
(IcrntMii and Austrian women of Omaha
are invited to attend, as an especially In
teresting program will be presented be
sides the regular business meeting. i
Meedamea Val Peter, Kmst Ileese, Karl j
Plelu and Miss lora lrelbus will appear!
on tlie entei talnment program. i
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GROTTE BROTHERS CO
Ceaerkl DaOritrBter Omaha, Nebraska
RILEY MILLER IS BOUND
OVER TO DISTRICT COURT)
Klley Miller of Orchatd. Colo., arrested
for breaking and entering a dwelling I
house and ateallng plumbing aad fixture, j
as bound over to the district court, with
bonds tlxed at tTTO. Walter Allison, who i
wag arrestee with him. taatlfte aa to j
Miller's guilt and was dtainlaasyd.
BENSON MAN BUYS FARM
ON DODGE STREET ROAD
SPECIAL REDUCTION
2 Quarts Apex Whiskey $1.60
2 Quarts Port Wine 1.50
1 Quart Blackberry Cordial 75
1 Quart Apricot Cordial 75
1 Quart Rock and Rye Cordial LOO
1 Quart Banana Cordial 1.00
Regular Price, $60
In Iowa and Nebraska $4.50
AH
fig sVwa aad aWWisks, Oatelde ef Iowa aad Xftkraska To
Mast Add fcoe te Be rrepald.
KT. lri. Feb. m.-WHKAT-No i
i.d tl. No. t hard, nominal; May.
II July, tl(r7'. "
I'liliN-.No. '4. !;; No. I whits. Trie:
1iiv. nV-, July. 'Sc.
HAT - - 1 '.- K'n ml.U. I
. I r H. W. Hall of rlenaon Vas puniascd
from John Harden a SOo-acre farm,
eleven mllrs west of "the Omaha poat
offl' e. on the IWvlge street road. The
JAKE KLEIN
FAMILY LIQUOK DKALKR
Writ for Complet Jric List. 1)14 DUU St., Omahd, Neb.
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WHEELBARROWS WIRE ROPE
underland Machinery & Supply Co.
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AUDITORIUM, MARCH 1-4
The Only
FMFMT
SMOW
West of the Mississippi River
Nearly rohe hundred manufacturers of every conceivable
kind of concrete working machinery will display the very
latest models.
These exhibits will come from every part of the United
States and will be working day and night. You can see just
what they will do you will know whether you want one. If
you do you can buy it then and there. An opportunity you
won't have again for a year.
Then there will be on display all kinds of cement products.
You will get suggestions and ideas that you can take home
and cash. .
No cement user can afford to miss these interesting and
instructive exhibits unless he is a dead one.
NOW GOING ON AT THE
AUDITORIUM, OMAHA, NEB.
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