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    TIIE OMAHA DAITjY BEE: MONDAY, MAIJCII 19, 1007.
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PERSONAL
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MAiaAOE?"1f11"h movement. 410 N.
11 u. room t, second floor.
1 M47 A3
THR SALVATION ARM T solicit caetnff
clothing; In fact. nnythlng you do n t
need; collect, repair and sell, at 114 N.
.th St., tor cost of collecting, to tha
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4116 and
wagon will call. (lh)-4ll
f AflXTPTTn treatment and bath. Mma.
(1) Ml
KTB defects corrected by glasses, fitted
In your home If desired; reasonable
price. Smith, Graduate optician, irjl
Ohio. 'Phone Webster 437.
18)-M00 29x
DR. N. BOMMER, homeopath.
Bee Bldg.
HvPTl'HE CURED f30; no knlfeQulck
i Cure Rupture Co., Woodmen of thaWorld
. building. (18) M2i5 M31
OMAIL
Bld.
Stammerer' Inatltute. Ramgs
08)-f.
FOR anything In the sewing machine line
go to P. K. Hodman Co., 1514 Cap. Ave.
(18) 245 A12
ARE you going to New York? I can save
you 20 per cent on your hotel hill at a first
class downtown hotel. Addres N-303, Ree.
(IS) MM
THE healing hnunehold remedy. Satin skin
. cream, should always be handy. 2f.e. U
-REAL ESTATE,
CITY PROPKRTV FOR , 4.I.F,
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE and H acre ground:
good well; city water In yard; shade trees
Located near Florence depot and 8 block
eaat atreot car line; '). fiS cash, 1475 on
tlnws. W. 1 Robs, 2121 Lake Bt.. Omaha.
(19)-M618 lx
IP PARTIES owning real eetate encum
bered with taxes In scavenger suit, mort-
fage or otherwise, will end description
will Inwellgate without charge I. N.
Wataon, Attorney, 1710 Farnam Bt. Tel.
Doug. SOL (19) M648 IS
RIGHT CLOSE IN
Two 8-room. all mod
era houses; fine local
ity; lot 66x132; will
separate; $6,500 for
both.
A good Investment.
See us at once, as this
will be Bold Quick.
Houses
In every
'city. See
buying.
and
part
. us
cottages
of the
before
J. KENDIS & SON.
141 Paxton Blk.
Tel. Doug. 6477.
(19) M541 19
FOR SALE On East Maple St. strictly
modern 7-room house, full basement,
laundry, paved street, near three car
lines. Inquire J. H. Olseen, 217 Hoard of
Trade Bldg. Tel. Douglas 36ft. (19; $82
On North 20th St. Blvd.
6 rooms, m-story, gas, city
water, sewer connection,
stable, eaat front, nice maple
hade tree. Price 11.700.
O'Keefe Real Esate Co.
1001 N. Y. L. Bids;.
Phone D-a52.
(19)-36 20
ON NORTH 17TH ST.
5-room cottage, city water, .
; sewer, one block from car
line; owned by non-resident;
anxious to sell; rent SIS per
month.
0 'Keef e Real Estate Co.,
1001 N. T. Life Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 2152
(19P-M374 IS
HAVINO about decided to open an office In
Omaha tor the erection oi cottage on tne
monthly payment plan, witnout any pay
ment down. I shall be glad to receive let
tere from people Interested. For a cottage
coating 11,100 1 charge lis a month and
per cent Interest. . Thla cottage will be
built on a lot you own, or you can buy a
lot for-that apcclno purpose. Write at
once to EDMUND O. WALTON AOENCY.
114 South 4th street, Minneapolis, Minn.
(19) MJC6 19
KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAIN
And a real one. too. The
owner must sell; t rooms, all
modern, brand new, well built.
It' a gem. You will be In
terested when you see , It.
Price. t,600.
. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1001 N. Y. L. Bldg. 'Phone D. 21S2.
' U9J MM 19
, ON SOUTH 20TII.
9-room house, gas, city wa
ter, sewer, good barn, large
lot,' 00x208. ' Muit be sold.
Price, $8,850.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1001 N. Y. L. Bldg. 'Phone D. &5A
(1)-MM8 19
tlOS LOCUST BT. All modem 7-room
house, good barn, permanent walks, now
Vacant; a bargain at 13 000. See It. Q. N.
Hyp, owner, 9u0S California St.
(19) 180
COUNTRY HOME
Lara twelve-room house, with five acres
of land, high and sightly, highly Improved
with handsome shade tree ana nunarea
of fruit tree an irawa If you want
pfiuntrr home, here Is your chance. Owner
tua died. Must be sold to settle estate.
One mile from Country club, on ridge
road. Accessible to Benson or Ames Ave,
car.
BUILDING LOT
Same estate, has a corner lot. east
on 40th and Jackson. ITn-e 2,uuo.
ffer.
N. P. DODGE & CO.
front
Make
171 Farnam St.
(19) M561 1
BT' OWNER -roora house. In two apart
ments of 4" rooms each; gas, tine well
cistern: lot S6XU7; good neighborhood
cioee to two car lines and walking dis
tance of business section; will rent for
Price, Jiouw only half caah needed.
Address H CiO. care Bee. U9) Ma76 19x
A IMAP-2669 Douglas St., modern R-room
house. In nrst-class condition. E. E.
7 Muffltt, 149 Far nam St. U9S-MM3 23
New Houses on Easy Payments
We have several brand new
I and 6-room house and
are building more to sell on
' eaay payments and at very rea
' sonable. piioea. Soma of those
are built of cement blcck,
pressed brick front. We also
have several 7, and 2-room
' bouse, modern and partly
modem, that are bargains.
, National Investment Co.
Pouglaa Blk., Sixteenth and Dodge.
"Phone Doug. 6691.
(19) M583 1
FOB SAIJE Two modern houses and large
barn, one block north of Hanscnm park;
paved street, east front, lot 7iila. East
era owner will sell at a bargain
THOMAS) BRKNNaN.
iUom X N. V. L, Bid,
fll 4S
REAL ESTATE
Citt rHxri.rii . joit ik.
(Continued..)
SACRIFICE SALE
Owner Itaves Omaha In two
week and must aell their
beautiful home, 8 room, mod
ern, on large lot; barn. Thla
home overlook a beautiful
park In one of the best dis
tricts In the city, splendid
home and Investment. Pee thla
at once. This can be bought
on easy terms.
National Investment Co.
Douglas Rlk., Sixteenth and Dodge.
'Phone Doug. flf,91.
(19) MU4 18
ALVA SMITH CO. fhnne Black 420,
Council HlufTs, la.
for l"t. Ave J and 32d St.; tl25 for lot
Broadway and 3Mh St.; f'125 for two bit.
Ave. K and !lh St.; f6" for two lots.
15th Ave and High St.
Several small fruit farms, close hi, cheap.
If sold this month.
Vacant lots and dwellings on monthly pay-
ments. Exchange agent.
(1 639 18X
$3200.00
Plx-rooin all modern, on N.
19th Pt. boulevard, within fif
teen minutes' walk from post
office. U b a gem. Good barn.
O'Keefe Ileal Estate Co.,
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 2152.
(19)-M375 1
REAL ESTATE
FARM A!VK HACI LAXUJ FOR BALE
Arkansas.
I WANT everybody to know what I found
In northwest Arkansas; don't let them
coax you to go where you have to pay
for water and fuel. Send for my ten rea-
aons why northwest Arkansas la the best
place to locate lor a home, iveei noma
J. T. Oswalt, Gravette, Ark.
(20) -478 22x
California.
HERE IS A SNAP Must be Bold; Call-
fornia stock and fruit ranch. 1,100 acres.
fine retfldence, two barns, wagon, etc.; too
pure bred Angora goats, 12 cattle, 14
horses: $J0.0i0 worth of slack oak tim
ber: li tulles from Napa, 47 miles from
Oakland. For full particular write
Crown & Lewis, (Inc.), Dept. 1, luo
Broadway, Oakland, cal.
(20) M670 20x
BARTLETT PEARS and Tokay grapes at
tain their highest perfection at uoirax.
California.; altitude, 2,400; gold medal;
magnificent climate; fine soil; with or
without Irrigation; good mine In vicin
ity; ideal spot for homes'-eker; one of
the healthiest section In California. For
literature address H. E. Morrlsh. secre
tary. Colfax Promotion Committee, Col
fax, California. (-0) fi9 19x
Colorado.
Eastern Colorado Ranch
ll.ono acres of land. 74 per cent lev.'l land.
roverert wltn a solid mat OI nunaio anu
Oromnia grass. Improvements consist of
a one arid a half story house, barn, sheep
corrall, blacksmith shop and several wells
and windmills on different porta of the
ranch. If cultivation and settlement have
anything to do with producing moisture
this place ought soon to le In luve for
agricultural purpose. This land Is not
far from Greeley (Colo.) district, which
will surely cause this place to increase
In value. Price $6.50 per acre; half cash.
balance to be arranged.
O'Keefe Ik-al Estate Co.
1001 N. V. Life Bldg.. Omaha, Nt-b.
(20) 11563 19
RANCH FOR SALE 680 acres In the grand
San I. uls valley of southern Colorado;
artesian water, fenced. good Improve
ments, close to town and railroad. Write
now for further description and price.
William 1 uove, uneney, ixenrasKa.
CJ0) 71 21X
Kansas.
HOMF.8EEKF.RS! Be careful. Locate
right. Investigate our famous artesian
valley. Sure crops, matchless climate.
Let us write you. Miller & James, Meade,
Kan. 3) bJt Aitt
Minnesota.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY A No. 1 stock
and araln farm. 8.0 acres, new ouuuings,
nlentv of water, to rent for cash,
per acre, or part easy terms; can be
rented for 8 years; H mile from school
and creamery: 2 miles from railroad sta
tion: also sell reasonable, 30 cows and 100
young hogs: easy terms. This land la
worth 370 per acre In good condition. A
snap for party who wishes to milk cows
and feed hogs. Address German Land
Co., Wet Concord, Mlna. (20) lx
Nebraska.
FOR SALE 1,040 acre. Improved stock and
grain ranch. Duwes Co., Neti. ; fii.ov per
acre. N rite for particulars, a. A. Oil'
lett. Antelope, Neb. (X) 674 18
FOR BALE Three Quarters. Lincoln Co..
half level, black soli; K per aero. Francis
Kellle, Wilcox. Neb. (20) 673 20x
FOR SALE 110 acres of fine rolling land.
all under cultivation; no improvements
except fence on three sides. Price, ICS
per acre. Address Anthon Armltage, H
F. D. 2. Box 74. Kenesaw. Neb.
(20) T7 20x
BAUCni iiwii iniiu, niiuunii inuiiij, i
600 acres farm land, balance rolling; o.oO I
acre. Write us about western land. Kim
ball Land Co.. Kimball. Neb.
(20)-M571 22x
10O Howard county, Nebraska.
Three miles from St. Paul.
Must be sold. Price, 11.200.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
lil N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
(20)MU4 19
STOCK FARM
' One thousand acres nice level
land; every acre can be culti
vated; water thirty feet deep;
eleven miles from the main
line of the U. P. R. H ; on a
good, level road. The Improve
ments consist of a neut four
room frame house, stable, cat
tle shed and corrull. Two good
well and wlndrrulls; all fenced
and crossfenc. d. In fact It I
all ready for use. Immediate
possession.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. Life lildg., Omaha, Neb.
(3u) M35& 19
80 Acres Hall Count v
farm: joins the city limits of Orand Island;
level innu. i ri e, p-r acre
O'Keefe Real EstrUe Co.
1001 N. Y. Ule Bhlg., Omaha. Neb.
(AO SI553 19
EIGHT munukp.ij ACKKn stock and
farm rancn in frontier county, four miles
from rauroao town; no s.uiri and partly
Improved, f' per acre: terms. S. Hawver,
101 jcmiHwl oi-. uiiittim, J) A1121 24
- Soatli Uakora.
ONE MILLION ACRES ROSEBUD LAND
BOON to bo opened In Tripp county, bouth I
Dakota; new ana authentic map Just out.
price. 50 cents, postpaid. tied Reich-
nuinn. BonemeeL 8. D. (20 U3bb 18
IVNPSEEKERS.
Send for Illustrated booklet, telling of the
famous Braxos Valley of Texas, WHERE
the RICHEST AM) BEST PRAIRIE
LAND, with 46 liuliea of rainfall. Is sell
ing at 312.00 to fla. 00 per aore. In tracts
of 160 acres or mora. You have read of
thl valley a the "Nile of America'1
and "The Texas Sugar Bowl." Its splen
did corn, clover aud alfalfa land are ad
mitted to be the richest ctton ertd sugar
cane land In the United States.
I own the laud and make ONE pile, to
all. N" Inflation allowed
111UMJ P. LOCK WOOD,
icA. San Anloiilo, Texas.
Oi-UTM 1
REAL ESTATE
FARM An H Aftl'H USUI FOB ALF
Teas
'onllnned.
OILMORE REAL ESTATE CO., 1419 Doug-
las 8t (imnha, Neo.. Fnone iou "
general agent W. IJ. Boash 1and Co.,
owners of large tracts near Dalhart, Tex.,
the choicest In the Panhandle. Agents
wanted In every county. Next excursion
March 19. Sleeping car berths free. Call
or write for full Information.
(3D) MS71
LAND LAND LAND
NORTH WISCONSIN OF
FERS YOU A HOME AND
A FORTUNE
"We'll 6how you the land at our
own expense. We'll make
it easy to pay.
This la the most fertile gruts region, most
promising dairy, stock raising and grain
cuutttry over opened for settlement. It Is
equa 1 value to any farm In Minnesota
or lower Wisconsin. It has been held all
there year by big lumber companies, but
W E own It now and are readv to sell to
the man of small means who will develop
his farm. No speculator wanted.
This land In Dm field and Sawyer coun
ties is covered with a network of railway
five hour from Minneapolis and St. Paul
and only ten noura rrom i nicago ino
greatest markets In the world for your
product. More favorably located than Iowa
or Minnesota larms ana lor only xu.uu to
$15.00 per acre on easy payments. Do you
realise what this means In dollars and
cents to you? Do you realise what It might
mean to your family now and in years to
come? This la no chance to look upon
lightly. It Is a clean-cut opportunity no
less and those who grasp It will be glad of
it. We are ready to show you tne whole
country and pay the expense If you buy.
This Is too goon to pass up!
iwn t wan a minute, now is me time.
Write to us at once and we will show you
ome'hlng In land value that you would
never believe could be possible. Write
now. Ask for booklet E.
American Colonization Co.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
(21)-A2 20x
Wyoming.
TEN THOUSAND ACRES OF
EASTERN WYOMING
land on the main line of the U. P. R. R
.nd close to the B. & M. Nice, smooth
land and could all be cultivated. lYice,
5.uo per acre, half cash. The adjoining
land la being sold to Uerman colony at
more than double the price asked for
this. Send for plat.
O'Keefe Ileal Estate Co.
1001 N. Y. L. Bldg-., Omaha, Neb.
(ZO) MG51 19
STOCK RANCH
Eastern Wyoming, on the main line of the
U. P. R. K. Well Improved, has two sets
of buildings. Twelve thousand acre of
deeded land, all level, adjoining ranch, are
being sold off In sections to settlers from
all parts of the l nlted States. Price,
$.50 per acre. This place could be cut up
and sold in sections, and sold at a good
prom.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1001 N. Y. L. Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
(20) M560 19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Ranch Land.
FOR RENT-6-acre tract of land In Ben
son (without house), suitable fur garden
ing or raising potutoes. Will rent till
January 1, lfciig, for S26 If taken Immedi
ately. Address E 338, care Bee.
(2U-46S s
CHICKEN FARM FOR RENT.
One mile north of Florence; 18 acres,
houso and barn, good windmill and reser
voir, water piped to house. Rent 10 per
month.
N. P. DODGE & CO., 1714 FARNAM ST
(21) AI395 19
AN Ideal suburban 7-room house; one
acre set with bearing fruit, roses and
shrubs; one block from Florenoe car
line; 8030 Curtla Ave. Address 933
North 24th St., South Omaha, Neb.
(21) 623 20
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and real
dence property in Omaha; lowest rates
no delay. Thomus Brenuan, KooiA 1, N,
Y. Life. (22) 669
LOWEST RATES Bemi, Paxton Block.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
UNION LOAN & INV'T CO.,
PUT V ATI: TCAWKITPS o bkb
. .-.u ' . Kl.lHl
LOANS MONEY ON REAL ESTA i .
(3J)-B3 U
GARVIN BROS.. 1604 Farnam. S and 5U
per vent loans on real estate; no aeiay.
(22)-9C6
LOWEST RATES Bemla,
Paxton Block.
(2Z)
11,000,000 TO LOAN on business and rest
dence property in omana; lowest rates
no delay. Thomas Brennan, R. 1, N, 1
Ufa. (22)-6S
WANTED City loans. R. C.
Peters & Co,
(23) 971
WANTED City loans and warants. W
Farnam Smith A Co., 1320 Farnam Bt
(22) 9G
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H,
Thomas, Duo First national uank Hidg
(22)-970
PRIVATE MONEY F, D. Wead. 1520 Doug.
vat-mi
Bl'ILDINO loan on residence property;
per cent. W. B. Melkle. Ramge Blk.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT to Invest 16.000 to 215.000 In Omah
real estate. Business property preferred
Must be a bargain. Addren F V'-. rare
Bee. () M81J 21x
WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.
sit a. I4tn. f none Douglas ia.
(26) 443
TYPEWRITERS W pay the highest cash
price rur typewriters, tail at onoe
Tel. Doug. 6477. Kendis. Paxton block
(26) 474 M19
WANTED 1.000 old feather beds: hlghes
price paid. Address A. H. Mack, Midland
hotel. Drop postal, will call.
(26) M504 23x
MOVABLE house In good condition. Must
be cheap. 8442 S. loth. Tel. Red 6J.
(20) M507 19
CASH for old boxks.
Stacy, Sit 8. 13th.
(26)-M697 Ax
WANTED TO RENT
ROLL top desk.
Tel. Douglas 6477.
C2fc)-J.fVO0 19
LADY, cripled with rheumatism, wants to
rent a pleasant, warni room with family
who will give some oare. Address, stat
ing price, etc., D. L. B , 2817 Poppleton
Ave. 26 ) M5'j4 1x
WANTED SITUATIONS
DAT WOMEN furnished free cf charge.
Telephone Douglas 1112. (27) M-wo
WANTED By practical brlckmaker, fclace
foreman or manager; au year at the
business. Can give good reference. Ad
dress Box 27, Genoa, Neb.
(27) S6 22x
HOTEL MAN, experienced and trust
worthy, desire position as manager or
day clerk. Address E-3o4, rare Bee.
(27)-MJ5J
TRUSTWORTHY man with real estate ex
perience would like the care of pr...erty.
Ad J re M3U, Be. (27) Mill lit
When You Write to
Advertisers
Remember that It take only an extra
trok or two of the pen to mention the
fact that you saw the ad In tha Beet
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pricei Hold firm, AltboiUu Cabin Low
ana CLitaro eaaer,
FEATURELESS MARKET AND FEW TRADERS
eavy Receipts and Fnvornnie
Weather Report Weaken Chicago
Wheat Market, bat Wlthoat
Effecting; In West.
OMAHA, March 16, 1907. ,
Little Interest was taken in the maiket
nd sales were Irl ; reouent, although the
receipts were fairly heavy, but prices were
eu sustained, rot withstanding extreme
weakness In the Chicago market.
Wheat opened strong at (Sl'c. asked, but
echned to tine. aket1, on lower c.itile.
Other bear news as tins good crop wi ather
reports received and heavy receipts in tne
orthwest. The los of Sc. was recoered,
owever, at t lie close anil the market
osed steady at the opening prices.
Corn receipts were very heavy. and the
market was aiuggish, but prices held firm
nd no Iohs was recorded for the day. Sep-
ember options opened o higher than tho
se of yesterday and the advance was
maintained. The car situation Is deemed
better and estimates for Monday are luxe.
Oats held firm and trade were few. 1 here
was little news to affect the market and
the demand was extremely light.
Primary wheat receipts were 3.ixio ousn
els and shipments 247,i buohels, against
receipt last year cf Sll.ooO bushels and
shipments of ltW.OiiO bushels. Corn receipts
were M2,"W bushel and shipments f.;j,'H
ushels, against receipt last year of S20,ti0
ushels and shipments of 3.3" Dusneis.
Clearances were Ml. Ml bushels of corn
ime of wheat. 9.4'6 bushels cf oats and
wheat and flour eoual to M7.177 bushels.
Liverpool closed ud. lower on wheat and
fi id lower on corn.
Shipments of wheat this week from India
were 544,000 bushels, against S'Jt.OnO bushels
ast week and 8,000 bushels laM year, au-
tralla shipments were T:M.(rto bushels,
against MS.iajO bushels last week.
I'.roomhall estimates the world s ship
ments for Monday will be about lo,m.0''0
u. whea'.. of which Europe will take about
,),0n) bu.
Local range cf options:
Artlclcs.l Open. High.) Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I
May... f.!-A 6SA 69A fiP-A 69A
July... 70! A 70HA 704 U
Corn
May... 40V.A 4014B 4W4A 40HR! 404 R
July... 40A 40 H 4011
Sept... 40B 404B 404A 404A 40 A
34A SO", A 39'iA
July... St'HA SlJHA 3CMiB
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices, f
WI I E AT N o. 2 hard, 67ii6S;
No. 3
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF Ql'ARTERM ASTER'S OFFICE,
Omaha. Neb., March 16, l&ui. Sealed pro
posals, in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will bp received here until
10 a. m., central standard time, April la,
1907. and then opened In the presence of at
tending bidders, for printing required at
Headuuarters Department- of the Missouri,
during the fiscal year commencing July 1,
1907. and ending June 30, i. 1 nueci
State reserves the rUtbt to reject or ac
cept any or all proposals, nr any part
thereof. Blank forms for bidding and cir
cular giving full Information and require
ment will be furnished on application.
ISnvelnpes containing proposals should be
marked "Proposals for Printing," and ad
dressed to Major THOMAS CRVSK. C. Q.
M. Ml6-lH-lB-20-AprlZ-13
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K. C. A St. L. Express.. a 9:00 am
K. C. & St. L. Express.. all:16 pm
Nebraska Local a 2:00 pm
lies Molne Local
hlciiRO Great Western.
Bt. Paul A Minneapolis.. ft:30 pm
Bt. Paul & Minneapolis.
Chicago l.imll'd
Chicago Express
Chicago Fx press
7:46 am
6:40 pm
7:4 am
3:30 pre.
11:60 pm
9:00 am
11 :50 pm
:30 pm
a 8:48 pm
a 8:16 pm
a 7:30 am
a 7:30 am
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express .
Minn. & St. Paul
.....a 3:00 am
Ex..b 8:00 am
Chicago Limited
6:U0 pm
Minn
St. Paul Ltd.. .a 8:30 pm
Chicago, Rook Island A Paciflo.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 8:15 am a 7:10 am
Iowa Local a 7:uo am a 4:30 pm
Chlcaga Mall a 8:46 pin
Iowa Local hi 3: 06 pm b 9:56 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 6:u6 pm a 1.85 pin
Chicago (Iowa Lmtd.)..a H.ii pm ul2:36 pm
Wbt,
Rocky Mountain Limit. 7 20 am a 2:06 am
Colo. sV Cul. Express. 1 154 pm a 4:6o pm
Okl. Texas Express. .a 4:40 pm ali:u6 pin
Lincoln Fairbuiy and
Bellevue a 8:50 pin al0:10 am
Chicago, Mllvtaakee it si. Panl.
Chi. and Colo. Special. .a I;6a am a 7:30 am
California and Ore. Ea.a 5:45 pm a 3:10 pin
Overland Limited a k:36 put a 9.iki am
Des Moines fe Cedar
Rapid Local b :4S am bU:00 pm
BlHLLGTO. STATIOA loth A MASO.1
Burllnajtoa.
Leave,
.a 4. lo pm
.a 4. lu pin
.a 4. lo pm
.all:io pm
.a 9:10 am
.a ii:ou am
Arrive,
a 3:30 pm
a 3.3u pm
a 3:30 pm
a 7:10 am
a T 5 pm
a 7:46 pm
a 9;u6 urn
al2:ul pm
a 7:30 pm
bl0:2o am
a 8:10 am
a 7 lo am
a 1:50 pin
a, 7:25 am
a t 56 piu
a 7:25 pm
al0.3 pm
alLuO am
a (.46 am
a lo pm
Denver & California..
Black Hill
Northwest Special ..
Northwest Express ..
Nebraska Ex plena ...
Nebraska Lucal
Lincoln ocal
Lincoln Faat Mall ....
.b t :v0 pm
Lincoln Local
Ft. Crook & Platlsm'th.b 2:5o pm
VltLtttelllOUth
7:50 pm
Denver Limited
Bellevue & Pac.
Junes t:S0 am
a 7:26 am
a t:4o pm
a 6:06 pin
I incago S;eclal
Chicago Express
Ciin-aau Flyer
Iowa Lccal ,
Bt. )uuis Express..
Kansxs City-8t. Joe.
Kansit Ctty-SL Joe
Kiiiait City-St. Joe.
..a 9:16 am
..a 4 46 pm
..all) :4a pm
..a 9:1S am
...a 4:46 pin
WEBSTER iTATIO-iOh WEHJTEH
Clileaao,
St.
Panl. Minneapolis 4
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.
Slcux City Passenger.
Emerson Local
Emerson Local
.b 6:30 am
.a 2-00 pm
.6 8:46 pm
.c 8:45 am
b 9:10 pm
all :'2) ti m
b 9 10 am
C 6 :60 pm
Mlaant'l Paciae.
LorrJ via Weeping
Water , a 05 am a SO pm
Falls City Local a 3 50 pm all:io pm
a Daily, b Dally except Sonday. d Dally
except Saturday, e Sunday only, e Dally
tareil Monday.
HEAD STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN
6 MPHtSS" Lin
PAC 1 1-I U
9 of th Atlantic
Nothing better afloat tnsn our new ex
press steamers, EintTrss of Britain sol
Empress of Ireland (14,5u0 tons), Quebec to
Liverpool In six days; less than fnur days
at sea. Superior accommodation avallul.le.
t'onifort. elegance and aafety. Send for
IllnstrMted tHx.klet and, sailing list.
I a B. BEMJAMIW, Osa, AgV, Bid S. Clark
I fttteet, CtUeanO, LU.
hard. k.v.i;7i-:
sprine.
No. 4 hard. 67'u'wc; No. 3
CK.N No. 3, I
1 ;; No. 4. JMr;
4 yellow, 37Vti.l!.c;
no
No.
grade, 3-'i.t''; Nit,
3 white. .( ;'-.
OATS- Nu iiiixe.l. S7'y37'c
No. 3 white,
8"c; No. 4 white. ,c.
K V 13 No. 2. e'f: No. 3. 67c.
t'arlot
Receipts.
Wheat. Corn.
Oats.
217
Chicago
SO
843
KaiiKis City
74
311
32
100
33
Minneapolis .
Omaha
135
61
Duhith.
OMAHA wholesale: markkt.
Condition of Trade and Qootalloas on
Maple knd Fancy Prodnce.
LOOS Per del, 16c.
LIVE Pul'LiKY-llens. l"c; old roost
ers, 5c; turke. i:c, ducks, 10c; young
ro-'Sters, 7wl"c; geese. Sc.
BUTTER Packing stock, lf)3c; choice
to fancy dairy, 2:in4c; creamery, IT'gaic.
HAY Choice upiand, $I0.H: medium. Jit.50;
No. 1 bottom, ii.ito; oft' grades. 3.o0u.0
Rye straw. 7.50; No. 1 alfalfa, $11.50.
BRAN Per ton. $19 50.
FIU'llS.
STRA WHERRIES Choice Texas. 24 quart
cases, M.m.kiiii 'K; T4 pint case, $J.W.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $i.juw8-50; In
buxhel box, $26.
APPLES Fancy Greenings. per bbl.,
33. fm; New York apples. $S60: Iowa and
NehrASka, eating and cooking, $3.00'u 3 0;
WlneMaps. $J.'t per box.
COCOANl TS Prr sack of 100 lb., $:.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS California, hulk, 6Vc; 6-crown
T'.ir'.tish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 11c; 8-crown
Turkish, 9c.
LEMONS Llmonlera, 300 and 360 si is,
$4.6: other brands, 60C less.
BANANAS irr medium ied bunch.
$2.UO''u-'.25; Jumbos, $2.6ii'u3.50.
GRAPE FKUIT-Slie 64 to 90. $6.60.
DATES K ad a way, 4c; sayers, 5c; hal
loa is, 5c; new stufled walnut dates, 9-lh
box, $l.orv.
ORANGES California navels. extra
fancy, small sizes, $3.25ii3.50; fancy large
sizes. J.l.w, coulee large size, per box.
$2.joro2.05.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Pef
doz , 4fo.
TOM A TOES Florida, 30-lb. crate. 14.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot hous.;, per doa
heads, bOc.
Cl'CUM HERS Ter doz.. $2.00.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches. 35o.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per doa bunches,
40c.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per doi
$1.0O( 1.26.
OLD VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. l.6; No. i.
$1 60.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. BHc.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per large
bbl., $J.:o4.oo: seed saeel potatoes, per
bill.. I1.S5, April 1.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown.
2c per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., 2V4jo.
POTATOES Per bu.. fi0"o$1.00.
ONIONS Hume grown, per bu., 75c; red
or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 2; Spanish,
per crate, i.'.oo.
RUTABAGAS About 150 lbs. to sack.
Jl.fiO.
TURNIPS, CARROTS. BEETS P; bu.
76c; parsnips, per I'll., $l.0u.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1. 15c; No. 2, 9c; 'Jo. 3. 8c
Loins: No. 1, ISc; No. 2, 13c; No. 3. 10c
Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 5c; No. 8, 4c.
Round: No. 1, 7c; No. 2, 7c; No. 3, 6ia
Plate: No. 1, oye: o. z. 4c; no. 3, 4c
M ISCELLAN OlS.
HONEY I'er 2 frames. 13.50.
SUGAR Granulatev. cane, In sacks, $6 21
gianulated beet, In sacks. $6.11.
COFFEE Roastei, No. ii, 2ttc per lb.
No. 30, 21c per lb.; No. 6, 19c per lb.; No.
M, luo per lu. ; No. zi, ijc per lb.
CHIOLSB New full cream Wisconsin
twins, lie, new lull cream brick. 19c
wheel Swiss cheese, lhc; block Swiss,
17c; '.lnibei ger, l.ic; voung Ameikns, lSu
CIDER New York, haif barrel. $2.76; bar-
tel. ?.t.
NUTS California walnuts, No. 2, soft
shell, 13c; Nq. 1, soft shell, 16o; Brazils
JulSc; pecans, I9tj22c; nllierts, Lno; pea
nuts, raw, tic; roasted, HVic; California al
monds. hard shell, lT'ac; Taragona, 17V4c;
cocoanuts, $5.00 rer 100.
CANNED GOuDS Corn, standard, west
em, &5'(i6oc; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, 3-lb. cans
$1.4o; stiiiuWrd 3-lb. cans, $1.20. Pineapple,
grated, 2-lb., standard, $2.2oi(2.80; sliced.
fl.754i2.35; fanry Hawaiian, 2H-lb., f2.76; 1
lb., $1.75. Unllon apples, fancy, $2.tii(j3.iii.
California -apricots, $2.00. Poars, fl.761 2.50.
Peaches, fanry, $1.75ia2.t0; L. C. peaches,
$2 oifyi.io. Alaska salmon, red, $1.15; fancy
Chinook, Hat, $2.10; fancy sockeye, flat, $l.o.
Sardines, quarter oil, $3.25; Wee-quarters
mustard. $3.00. Sweet potatoes, fl.10ggl.26.
Sauerkraut, 90c. Pumpkins, 80cfii$1.00.
Wax beans. 2-lb., son-isoc JJma bans,
2-Ib., 7jc$1.35. Spiuai'h. $1.35. Soaked peas,
2-lb., 60c; extras, Ii.iiu4il.t6; lancy, $l.2oii
1.8o.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITS Prunes
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who soem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades: quo
tation range from 3c to 13c for California
fruit and from 5Ho to 10c for Oregon. Ap
ricot are firm and It Is reported that
offerings for prompt shipment are being
withdrawn: choice are quoted at ISc; ex
tra choice, lV(jlVc; fancy, lD'ulOc. peaches
are unchanged, with choice quoted at II
12c; exira choice. 124 13c; fancy, 12Vu
134c: extra fancy, 13'nl6c. Raisin are
firm: loose Muscatels are quoted at 8y9c;
needed ralKlns. 7VJ'fllle.
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen
sal'ed.
No. 1, 11c; No. 2. 10c; bull hides. Sc
; green
$1 .6lK.il
No. C
pike,
lnter
hides, No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 8c; horse,
8.75; sheep pelts. 60c&$1.25. Tallow,
4'c: No. 2, 34c. Wool, 15S22C.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 9c;
dressed, 12c; white fish, dressed.
caught, 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon.
10c; catfish, 15c; herring, dressed, pan
frozen, fie; perch, settled and dressed, 7o:
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, lc; crap
pies, round, 6y9c; crapples, large, fancy,
15c; black bass, 25c; smelts, sweet and fine,
13c; eel, 16c; blue fish. 15c; red snapper,
12c; roe shad, per pair, 30".i40e: frog legs, 40cj
lobsters, green, per lb., 8To; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 4oc; mackerel. Sranlsh, per lb., 16c;
mackerel, native, 35c per lb.
CURED FISH Famllv white fish, per
Itiarter bbl., too lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. $35.00: No. 2. $28.00: herring. In
bbls., 200 lbs. each. Norway. 4k. $11.00
NEW YORK GEXKHAL MARKET
Quotation
of the liny
on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 16.-FLOUR Re
ceipts. 15.W6 bbls.: exports, 26.5"8 bbls.; dull
and easier for some grades; Minnesota pat
ents. $4.1.Kiil.:i5; winter straights, f3.35ij3.50;
Minnesota bakers, 4l.35'(i3.70; winter extras.
f2.Wi3.iiO: winter patents, f3.""'i(l.K5; winti r
low grades, $2.7i".i 2.W. Rye llour, steady:
fair to good, f3.o:.ii3.KO; choice to fancy,
t3.S3lJi.24. Buckwheat flour, dull, f2.20, nomi
nal, spot and to arrive.
CORNMEAI, Steady; fine white and yel
low. $ l.2iy 1.25; coarse, fl.loii 1.12; kiln dried,
t2 65fi2.75.
WHEAT-Receipts. 26.000 bu. ; exports,
22.3.! bu. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 82c, ele
vator, and Mo, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
ern. Duljth, 9oc, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
hard winter, tMiC f. o. b., iifioat. After
a steady opening wheat Immediately turned
weak and on a renewal of heavy liquida
tion declined to tho lowest point of the
week. Fine weather, easy cubic and a
denial of crop damage were the chief bear
Influence. The close was unsettled and
partly c net lower. May, S:lVli4e, closed
at )v;'-c; July, M?ih4c, closed at 84c;
September, M 3-10.(1 M-'nc, closed at 844c.
CORN Receipts. L'2.550 bu.: exports,
1W.1U3 bu. Spot, easy; No 2, Wic elevator,
and 62'hC, f. o. P.. afloat; No. 2 white, 53U.C;
No. 2 yellow, 621c, f. o. b., afloat. The
option market was without transactions,
clot.ii. g HfiVjc net lower. May closed at
63c and July al 53'c.
OATS Receipts. 112.500 bu.; exports, fl,4"o
bu. Spot, barely steady; mixed osts, 26 to
82 lbs. 47sc; natural white, 30 to .13 U.S..
I'.'uMc; clipped white, 26 to 40 lbs., int'ir.
HAY Firm: shipping, 75o5c; good to
choice. fl.lStJil.au.
HOPS Dull: state, common to choice,
lltiii nop. lS'n 23c; 1;j6 imp, ltlle; I'aclrtc
coast. 1X3 crop, JlfrMc; 1',.6 cop, iciT12e.
HIDES Steady ; Galveston, 30 to 25 lbs.,
20c: California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 21c: Texa drv.
! 24 to 3 lbs., lwc; Galveston. 2o to 26 Ihs., 2oc.
LEATHER Stuidv; acid nvj2c.
PHOVISIONS-Leef, quiet; family, tlS 00
il55n; iiiens, f:).5iMM.0O- beef hams. t24 .tuXi,
26.au; packet, $11.jvu12.o0; city extra India
mess. $21 0criii.'. Cut meats. Blea.lv:
pickled bellies, $10. 75 i 12.50; pickled hams
fl2.i''i 12.25. Lard, easy; western prime,
t:'.15';(a.25, nominal; relined. steadv; conti
nent. $: K"; South America. $11 0u; coui-
Ju.und. tk.SC'io.75. Pork, steady; family,
19 .5.".rJf 00; short clear, tlK.ou-SiD.Sfl; mess,
fl". imiK75.
TA f I lV Slea.H" eltv It5 nr r.liir
I 6e; rountry (pkgs. freei, 61yy7c.
itic'b-stealy; lair to extra, ZWfic;
Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTER Weak; street price, extra
creamery. 28V4'2ac; official prices, creamery,
common to extra. 2l'y2Jc; held, common to
i extra. 2iii-"c; btate dulry. common to
' finest, 2"'i2c; renovated, common to extra,
t lr,r'2fK-; western factory, common to firsts,
11, ,1214c; western imitation creamery,
firsts. 23u24c.
CHEESE Firm: state full cream, colored
small, September fancy. 15c; state, whit,
14V: state, colored, small, October, bos:.
14ilJ,.-; white, K.ViliV: good to prime,
11.")::iUe; s'ate. winter, average best. l-4c;
s'ate. larpe, September fancy, 14c; state.
October lrt-st. 13;.'i 14c; tate. good to
prime. 12V1t:tVc; Inferiors. HVa''il2Vkc.
FOGS Easv state, Pennsv;vanla and
ne;irbv fancy selected white. 21''i22c; brown
and mixed, extra, lV(llc; fiisis to extra
hrs's. L'-.i.lM ; western firsts, 17ic, ofHcial
price, 17'o; Seconds. 17
OMAHA LITE STOCl MARKET
Deiirabla Tat Cattle Fully Steady for
th Week.
hogs mm-rivi lower for week
Sheen Make si Sharp Advance for th
Week tnder the Inflnenee el
the Very Qood Bay-la-
Peraaad.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 1. 1f07.
Recelpt-were: Cattle. Hog". Blieep.
Official Monday 6. 6.028 8.ts
mclal Tuesday b.coti li.ou iw.c-i
Official Wednesday 7.19S 10.4i 8.111
Official Thursday 4.77T 9.712
Omclal Friday 1.641 9.S70 7 04
Official Saturday U a.70" 6,'3
This week 26.'4 62.M1 47.813
Last week 81.1SI 3925 8. .119
Two wwk ago 19 M.o-e
Three weeks ago 23.743 5'.'.?4 41,.:t9
Four weeks ago 1".6"1 M.719 27 lv
Same week last year 19.3H9 61.3H
The following table cbow the receipt or
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1907. i. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 23H.4S6 207.84 S2.1l .....
Hogs W7.S.S4 662.107
Sheep S7S.065 351,566 26. 4M)
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice enrnfed steers t3.2MfR.W
Fair to good cornfed steers i"'H
Common to fair steers 4.ti'u4.wi
Good to choice fed cows 3 65J4.50
Fair to good cows and heifers l -"i"
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 2.iHi3 20
Good to choice stockers feeders.. l
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 8P''4.3f'
Common to fair stocHers s !
Bulls, stags, etc 8.7MM w
Veal calves 4.ftvfM So
The following i.l.l. ihn the average
price of hog st South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparison:
Dat. I 1907. 1806.1906. 1904. 11903. 1902. 1901.
March 7.
I 76
I 6 13 4 S9
6 If 7 15
6 20! I
6 091 6 15
C 09 6 ',
6 151 6 14
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
6 774
81,
6
i 83
62
6 101
4 fx,
4 8
4 M
4 801
6 13
11
6 19! 7 16
6 11
7 25!
7 31
1 24
6 14
7 29
00
13;
I 25
5 11
6 16
5 '24
u 18
e 16
6 09
121 4 so!
6 16
6 251
5 15
f 11
4 81!
4 9l
4 94
7 2fi
7 20'
March
5s
04
6 07
6 22
6 26
March 16.
6 15, 5 a
Sunday,
RANGE! OF TRICES.
Cattle. Hog
Omaha t3.45.j6.50 f6 .4.Vu'i.o6
Chicago l.t'.i 75 6."0il S-'Vi
Kansas City f.itrrtS.fiO 6.6"'ii'l 7214j
St. Louis 2.65(111.75 . .lvui.t
Sioux Cltv 3.iKV(f,.50 6.4vu6.66
The official number ot car of stock
brought in today by each rond was:
Csttle. Hogs. Sheep. U ses
C, M. ft St. P 4 .. 2
Wabash 1
Missouri rnclflc 1
Union Pacific 1
C, A N. W.. east
C. & N. W., west 1
C, St. P , M. & O
C, H. Q . east
C, B. & Q , west
C. R. 1. & P., east
Illinois Central
Chicago G. W
19
10
43
9
1
13
6
1
6
10s
21
Total receipt .... 4
21
The disposition of the day' receipts wa
as follow, eacn ouyer purchasing wie 11 urn
per of head indicated
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1.2-W
S 1.75S
2,712
Omaha Packing Co..,
Swift nnd Company...
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co.
t.fA
Other buyers 44
2i6
Totals 48
CATTLE Receipts of cattle
8. W0
256
were
today
not large enough to amount to anything,
but for the week the total has been very
large, as will bt noted by the figures at
head of column. These figures show not
only a liberal gain over last week, but a
very heavy Increase over the correspond
ing week of last year. In spite of the
large receipt the market, though slow on
some day, has been very well maintained.
Beef steer during the early part of the
week were slow and there waa some Utile
evidence of weakness, especially on the
warmed-np cattle lacking; quality, such as
neither packers nor feeder buyers cared
for. In spite of the apparent Indifference
of buyers the receipts were kept well
cleaned up, so that there was no uccumula.
tlon of stock In the yards. uniting the
latter half of the week, with lighter re
ceipts and with a better demand, due to the
presence of buyers for outside account, the
market firmed up until at the close of the
week good killing cattle are fully as high
as they were a week ago. Half-fat caulo
of Inferior quality are possibly a little
lower. It might be well to mention that
feeder buyers have been a great support
to the market, taking many of the warmed
up cattle of good quality at better prices
than packer will to pay. ,
Cows and heifer were rather Blow on
some day during the first half of the
week, but they, too, became more active
toward the latter pert of the week and at
the close are fully as high a they were a
week ugo. Some very good heifers have
been received this week, one load Belling aa
high aa $4.75.
Stockers and feeder sold very freely
every day at good, firm prices. At the
close of tne week they are as high as they
have sold any time thl year. Light
stockers having quality have been espec.ally
good sellers.
COWS.
No. t. Pr. No. At. Pr.
1 9"0 t 45 1 1015 I K
$1 1 0. 1 1340 4 10
HOGS Receipts of hogs this morning
were quite liberal, ninety-five car being
reported In. Buyers were still on the bear
side of the deal und the markety opened
generally 10c lower than yesterday's av
erage market The early sales were lurgely
at $6.47ViU6.60, a against $ii.574ut!.tiO yester
day. Some very good hogs sold up to $6.55,
as against a top yesterday of fr. 65. Somo
of the buyers even at these figures were
not very anxious for hogs and were holding
back, and the market was slow and dull
at the decline. Later on, before sellers
were able to unload, eonie of the buyers
filled their orders aud dropped out, giving
other buyers a at 111 better opportunity to
poung the market.
The market closed a flat 15c lower than
yesterday general market, the late sales
being principally at fii.45. Today decll.ie
carries the market to the lowest point
touched since the middle of January.
The receipts for tho week foot up 62,541
head, as against 41.7D4 for the Corresponding
week of lat year. The liberal receipt
have enabled buyers to pound the market
this week and they have not been slow to
make the most of the opportunity, ("nder
the Influence of the Severe pounding ad
ministered by packers, prices have showed
a decline all the week und at the close
are all 35c lower than on Saturday of lust
week.
Representative sales:
No
AV.
k. Pr. No. At. lb. Pr.
.. 4 4t 71 170 .. SO
40 4 46 U Ill .. to
0 4 46 17 :j 1M IM
110 4 46 M (M .. 10
.. 4 t 1MI .. - 4 SO .
.. 4 41 7 lbl ..ISO
.. 4 41 St lf. SO 1 60
..4 41 SO Ui ..ISO
.. 4 45 74 luS 40 4 tl)
W 4 46 II til 40 1 SO
IM 4 4t M ti Ml 4 60
.. 4 44 St Sud .. 4 60
.. 4 4l4 Ill .. to
.. 4 47 U 141 10 4 60
IK) 4 47S, 76 221 ,. 4 M
.. 4 47 (4 141 .. 1 60
.. 4 47, 14 136 110 4 SO
.. 1 47t 71 lit .. t 6
.. 4 47H II f.t .. 1 SO
10 4 41 67 1HH DO 4 60
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SHEEP There was a large run of sheen
twenty-one cars being reported In, but they
w ere all ci nsUned through t" tatern point
u,4 ... . 1 n t u r,.l trl for .Im i,r
Receipt of sheep have been very lllx ral
this week. While there has been quite a
sprinkling of common to medium grades
airtbng the offerings, the general quality
has been pretty fair. The market as a
whole be beu la very satisfactory condl-
Hon from start to tliil. t'.uvers nave h:'d
large orders s-iil evervt hinu hns nut with
rea.lv sale st exceedingly g d ptiee 1 1 -der
the Influence of the v 1 g.xi.l d.n .iml
prices have grndunllv ttrno .1 i;p and si the
close of the week sheep are I ..ii. hiuh'-r
than one w eek ago and lamb are 2!n1! c
higher, ttixnl Nebrnskn lamhs have s..l,l
during the week as htsti as $7 7S. while thn
top on ewes has ! ii There hnve
been no good venrllnrx to test the market
on that kind." but the feeling Is tlmt a
choice bumh of lfc-ht yearling would sell
readily at $ SOiitS.1. There I no market
where the same kind of stuff would sell
any higher than It ha sold here during
the week. The few Nebraska feeders who
have sent stuff by here have not secured
enough at any paint to anvwhere near
make up the extra cost In shipping. With
prices at this point right dose up to Chi
cago, no shipper can afford to Ignore this
market. .
Quotations on killer: Good to rhelca
Inml. ; (yvuff IS; fair to go.Hi lamta. $t' 7:
7.25; good to choice yearlings, lamb weights,
f6.2i ft'; f.ilr to ;ood yenrllnirs. lamb
welehts. f5.5iA2i; go-d to choice year
lings, henvv weights. tr isi.tn; fair tn goo.l
veaiilngs. henvv weights. ffc.SOtrti.S": K '!
to choice wethers. $5 Hh 00; fair to good
old w ethers. $5 35'iifl 76; givd to choice ewes,
$5:h0; fair to gixvi ewe. $4.9ku6.3&.
Representative sale:
No.
2ffi Mexican lambs, feeder..
741 western lambs, feeder...
1613 western lambs
Av.
.' (V.
. 7i
. 84
Pr.
R3
7 3.1
7 60
CHICAGO LIE STOCK M II K K P
Cattle Steady Jlnaa Five Cent Lower
Sheep and lambs Strona.
CHTCAtlO, March IS CATTLE Receipts,
300 head. Market steady; beeves. $l?f.J
6.75; cows nnd heifers, $1 (ifi 25; st.ick.-rs
and feeders, f2.75n-4.SKi; Texans. 4.U4.75;
calves. f.ri.75(j7.00.
lIiKlS-ftecelpts. iS.OOft head. Market 6a
lower: mixed and butchers, fit iV.nl Sm
good heavy. fA.7Mra R'.H; rought heavy, fti &,'.
8.66; lUht. ti 2,; pigs, fil.mMi.&O; bulk
of sale, $ft.TO-'! so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.S.H1
head. Market strong; sheep, $3.POiii.l6;
lambs, fi.768.00.
Kansas City I. Ire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 1 -CATTLE -Re
ceipts, l.m head. Including list southerns;
market unchanged; choice export nn.l
dressed beef sleers. V' kv(; 35: fair to goo.l.
f1.5ivii6.26; western-fed steers, $4 OO-iif. S5;
stockers nnd feeders, f3. ivQifi 16; southern
steers, f.l 7r.rq.V25: southern cows. f2t."'u 4 00;
native cows, $2 "i4.40; native heifers, f1 50
1i4.H0; bulls. f3 4"fi4 10; calves. f3 2f.lf7.Oi). Re--celjits
for the week, 46.100 .heed.
HOGS Receipts, 4,000 head; market 60
lower; top. f1.70; bulk of sales. $l.ii24jcijfl.7o;
heavy, f'l 551i'l 7: packers. $'i CV" 70; pig
and lights. . f5..Wit.7'4. - Receipts for th
week. 44.000 bend.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
Market nominally steadv: lnmbs. $7 SKliT 77;
venrllngs. f5.1i6.90: western-fed she.-p, fvHO
iid.tui; stockers and fee.lera. f.l.60ii'5.6O. Re
ceipts for the week, 3'i.7') head.
St. I.nnla Live Stock Market.
ST. IXH'IS, March M. CATTLE Re
ce pis, 9 0 head. Including ' Texans; market
steady; native packers, ft fl".(irt.76; dressed
beeves and helf,rs. f4.101i5.0; steers under
l.oort pounds, f4.unii4.76; stockers and feeders,
$3 5t"uf .26; cows and heifers, f2.Hf.iiiR 26; Cnn
ners. $2 0ift2 5O; bulls. f3.15it.'4 6"; calves,' $8.25
4i".75: Texas and Indian steer. f2.6&85.Ciu;
cows nnd heifers, $1.0"4j4O0. -
HOGS- Receipts, 2,nK) hand: market 10o
lower; pigs and lights, ft loiifl.70: packers,
fr, 5o-d6.80; butchera and best heavy, f'i.76jj
6.8."..
SHEEP AND LA MllS Receipts, fioo head;
market steadv: native muttons, f1.50ig6.40;
Inmha. fi.CKKafi.SO.
St. Joseph live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, March IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2"!i head; market steady; natives,
fl.5o',i62; cow and heifers, $2.r(i4.75: stock
ers and feeders. f3.7i".!i 4.S6.
HOGS Receipt, 4.017 head; market 7'4o
lower; top, fi',(7; bulk of sales. f 574W015.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.5t',fl
head; ninrket steady; lambs,- f7.20i(7 75;
yearlings, S. 26166. 60.
fllonx City Live Msek Market
SIOCX CITY. March 16. SeetaI Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt. on head; mar
ket unchanged; beeves, $4.25'(i6.6o; oows,
bulls and mixed. f3.oiVfi4.35; stockers and
feednrs. tS.00rrr4.50; cnlve and yearlings,
$3.0041 4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.600 head: majket D7.
lOo lower: selling at ffi.4oCjij.J5: . bulk of
sales. t.455fl.50. .
Mock la fight.
Rece.pts of live stork at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
LULue. jiOKa. Diiee.
South Omaha 20
Sioux City '..... 1O0
Kansas City 1.0"0
St. Joseph ,. 29
fit. Loula t0
Chicago 30
6.700
6,353
4.500
4.f0
4.077
2.8O0
15.000
1.50G
601)
1.500
Totnls
3.309 37,017 8,919
gt. I.onls General Mnrket.
ST. LOt'IS, March 18. WH EAT Lower;
track, No. 2 red, cash, 77uXe; No. 2 hard,
"MiHtc; May. 7?'4C; July, 5Hc.
CORN Lower; track. No. 2 ewh, 431T44cj
No. 2 white. 45'o45V-; May, 43VU43Vc; July,
44C.
OATS Iywer; track, No. 2 cash, 411?
41Hc; No. 2 white, 43ViH3c; May, 3yc; July.
35'xC
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, f.1.60
(U360; extra fancy and straight, $3.20413.50;
clear, f2.50'ii 2.K5.
SEED-iiniothy. steady, f1.7r.fi-4. 15.
CORNMEAIj Steady at $2 40.
HAY-Steady; timothy, tl6.oojj 19.00.
IKON COTTON TIES. $1.10.
BAGGING loV.
HEMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
fl6.42V4. Lard, t-teady; prime steamed, fx 75.
Dry Bait meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
f9.50; clear ribs, $9 T2',i: short clears, fM 75.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, tl0.37Vg;
clear ribs, flO.60; short clears. fl0.62ty.
P O IT L T R Y Steadv; chickens, 12'-4os
springs, 134c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, licj
goeso, fic.
HI TTTER Weak; creamery, 244j32c; dairy,
2iro'26o.
EGGS-Steady, 14V4c
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbl llooo 18."0
Wheat, bu 32.000 , 65.000
Corn, bu -.... lWi.OOO 162."1
Oats, bu 61,000 . flu.ooa
Kanana City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY, March 16. WHEAT
May, 69'c: July, 70t,e; September, 714o.
Cash: No. 2 hard, 7fU73c; No. 8, 67i12c; No.
2 red. 74Mrfr76c; No. f, eStille,
CORN May. 4oc;'July. 40c; September,
41c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 4oc; No. 8, 89c;
No. 2 white, 41Hc; No. 3, 41c.
OATS No. 2 white, 40Va41c; Tfo. 2 mixed,
hay steady; choice timoiny, i4.5oa," no;
choice prairie, $11,(Kfrfll.60.
RYE Steady. 62"uc.
EGGS Weak; firsts, 14e.
BUTTER Creamery, foe: packing, 19c.
Receipt. Shipment.
74.0OO 64,00(1
33. ("0 89.0o0
17.0)0 20,000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oat, bu. .
Board of Trede Quotations for" Kansas
City delivery. The range of price, aa re
ported by Logan & Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, waa:
Commodity. Open. I High. I Iow. Close.
Wheaf-
May
July
Corn
May July
I
69'4
ttO'-j, tf? V 6!)'4
70SI 70Vi!70V.fc
40
40'i
11172.'
40V
40
4p'.V4"Vn,
A asked. B bid.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Xtarch 15. WHEAT
May, 77yi77Se: July. 7874,e; September, 7774
4r-7Kc; No. 1 hard, ntS,c; No. 1 northern, 791
(Hi9c; Nu. 2 northern, 76Vtt77c; No. t
northern. i31i.
FliOl'R-Flrst patent. t4 20fff4 30; second
patent. f40V(M16; first clear, f3.4ii)3.&0;
second clears, $2 4" 2 &
BRAN-In bulk, J17.WU17.70.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Marrh 16. WH EAT Spot
firm; No. 2 red, western, 6s 2d; No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6 6.1. Futures quiet; March, 6
4V1: May. 6s 5d; July, 6s 2T,d.
CORN Spot, American mlxerlj new, quiet
at 4h 4d; American mixed, old, steady at
4 8d. Future stoady; March, 4 3'd, Muy,
4 6id.
Prnrla Grain Market.
PEORIA, March 16 -CORN-Iwer; . No.
t. 41e; No. 4. 4"c; no grade, f.VHtc.
OATS Lower; No. 2 white, fct; No. I
white, 3!ic; No. 4 white, :.
RYE Steady; No. 2, 67'fi Cx".
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 16 METALS
The metal markets were quiet in the mini-lire
of ral.les and pliers Mere generally
unchanged, rtpot tin was quoted at f 4 1 J
(141.75. Copper was steady, Willi lako
quoted at $25 37 ti 25 76, elec.troly:!.-,
$25. 15'u 25.25 ; casting. $24 2 u 24 i7 Sj.
Lead was um bangtMl at $6.80; and kpelt. r
at $6 KO't 6 90. Iron waa steady and un
changed. ST. IXlUIS. March 1 8. METALS
Lead, quiet. f6.07V; spelter, quiet. 8.1! 'A.
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