TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "MONDAY, MARCH 2T, 1007.
' -vp
I
OFFERED FOR SALE
(Gomttnund.)
Tool nnd Blllard TanJea.
OP. RAT F New gnrt sorrnd-hand bllllsM
and tvi liniesc we leaa toe worm i
rhtap lr flxtiirw.
Mjimrnta. Brunt-
wlck-Baike-Coltudar,
mm ri.
(16-44
Typewriters asn d Swlit Hirtliri.
ONE Remington typewriter. No. 6, In good
condition, for ale cheap. Call at Bes
INK
234.
Singer sewing
machine, 18. 415 N.
(IS) MR33 26
LICK ENSDERFIHR typewriter. good as
new: snao. B. ti- Rotierts, Ml Paxton
block.
(16) M-llo 30
SMITH Tremlrr Typewriter; fine shape,
I o Call at one an need the room.
041 Paxton block (H.)-281 24
If I ace la a eons.
HALL'S safes, new.
id -hand. 1818 Farnam.
(16-946
8FND js your innl! orders for drugs;
freight paid on If Xvlm. Myers-Dillon
Dru Co.. Omaha. (36) W47
SECOND-HAND AUTOMOBILES.
IM Th.'tiuis Flyer. 40-H.-P., full equipment;
. . ... , ...,., , tuu
Jj(, Pope Toledo, Type 7, top and full
equipment; cost 88,750, now $1,900.
l-6 H'mi, used M miles; cost 81.2v, now 17.000.
J9"6 Keo, top and full equipment; coat 11,850,
now 9"(l.
I'M White B&eamer; coat t?.V, now 1701).
:; Ford. 16-'.'I.-P.; coat II. J SO, now 7)0.
I i.pe-Vav erly Electric runnbouts, tl"0 up.
DERIGHT AUTOMOBILE COMPANY,
.1818 Farnam St.
(1)-MM0
FEW bargains In Xd-hand soda fountains;
monthly paynarnts. Derignt, 1818 rurimra.
, U648
FOR BALE Two National cash registers.
one total adder: also nice line of store
fixtures, Globe Land and Investment Co.,
Patterson Block. 06) o
SHKRWIN WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed
TUnt. flier-man & McConnell Drug Co.
(lG-4
POR PA LR Collection of fine, old vlnlln
Including i sizes Viola and "Cello. Violin
Btudlo, 10 Wlthnell Building.
( K) M782 A40
RIDPATHS History f 'VMbrld Encyclo
pedia prltannica, cheap, 541 Paxton
block. Roberts. 16) 186 M-ZTx
FOR BALK Successful hot water Incuba
tors: Humphrey bone nrlnder at a bar
gain. Apply morntnKS hrtween 9 nnd 12
lit KxpreHHrnen's Delivery Storage, Zlid and
Ixard, or 'fnone tiarney zd.-.
, (lp-23 26i
FOR BALK One new and four good second.
hand Dunlop auto tires, all complete.
L. P. Taegge, Seward, teb.
(16V-MSS1 29
A'FOR BALE-Old style mahogany dresser;
two gentleman's wheels-, go-cart for
twins. 107 N. 12th St.
(16 M242 30
GARDEN and field seeds, fruit packages.
bee keepers' supplies. Younkerman Seed
Co., Council Bluffs, 1. 0) 288
PATENTS
Larson ft Co., book free. Bee Bldg
17)-!
220-
D. O. BARNELL. patent attorney and ma
chine duaigner. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
(17) 1X3 All
PERSONAL
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed.
not Ironed. 211 S. Uth 8L Tel. Doug. 264.
(15) Vol
BEWINO machines rented, any make. 7Ro
per wees or xx.uu per montn. eecona-
band machines for sale, 85.00 and
Neb. Cycle Co- lSth and Harnev.
up.
(18)-90l
MASQUE costumes. Lleben. TeL 4115. Open
evemiLgi. , uJ u4
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by xnallj cut
prices: send for free catalogue. - Myen
plllon Drug, Co-, Omaba, ., -. .(18) 956 -
LEATING
ALL KINDS.
Buttons, Rushing,
Embroidery,
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
lug,, only 6o per yard. Baud for price list
aud samples. txJ
(0 Douglas 31ock. Tel.. Douglas W
lis J Wl
rvn dafecta corrected by glasses, fitted
in our boms If d eel red; reasonable
urlcea. Bmltb. Graduate Optician, iul
Ohio. 'Phone Webster Utl.
(li M900 2x
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
nr. King. SOU N. Hat BU Tel. Doug. 365,
. (W 668
if 1 CO A Swedish movement. 410 N.
JiiiOO.UlJlolni ,oom S). second floor.
tlS) M4SI AI
TMK SALVATION ARMY solicits castoff
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need; we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N.
1.1 1, St.. 'or cost of collecting, to the
, worthy poor. Call Phone Doug. 413S and
wsgou will ealL ' (lb-U
DR. N.
SOMMER, homeopath. Bee Bldg.
(18)-Iai2
r A nxTtrrrm I treatment and bath. Mma.
HUlUJJliy fcUnltb. LIMN. Iblh. 2d floor.
(U StU
m . .. ,
ARE you going to New York? I can save
you 20 per cent on your hotel bill at a first
class downtown notei. Aauress is-aui, ties.
(18) MZb
TtUPTURE CURED 130; no knife. Quick
Cure Rupturs Cs, Woodmen of the World
ouilullig. fcja u.ue jaai
OMAHA
Btammerers'
Institute. Ramgs
UlSg.
C18 K9
TOR anything In the sewing machine line
o to P. K. Flodmaa 4k co., iai4 csp. Ave.
(18) MS A13
ADVERTISEMENT In this column sec
ond week of Januanr answered by
'Beatrice Kail." Will she please write
again and give same address.' Letter
returned from general delivery.
(1) M69 2lx
HOME made potato phtpe. also cakes. Will
fill orders. TeleDhone Red. 6261.
USJ-M77I Ri
LACE curtains nicely laundered, satisfac
tion guaranteed: prices moderate.' I'hone
Douglas 4823. 1711 Jackson. OS)-2.15 So
THE healing household remedy. Satin skin
cream, should always ne rangy, gc. i -
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR I ALE
FOft 8 ALE Two modern houses and large
barn, one block north of Henscorn parx:
paved street, east front, lot TOxluO. East
ern owner will sell at a bargain
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Kouin 1 N. Y. L. Bids
Cl
FOR SALE
New 'house of 9 rooms, 'one
room qusrtered sawed white
ouli. balance quartered sawed
l ard pine; hot water Tieat;
bath room on second floor;
I ivatory and laundry In ce
ment basement; good barn;
first -class In every respect;
Walnut Hill district Price
li.wO.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
(li MU4 26
FARNAM ST. PROPERTY
Full-slsed I
. foot alley. 01
tjl Uth; Iniprovt
business lot. 66x132 to twenty-
on north side Farnam, utt of
ved with three three-story brick
flats, paying a fair return on the invest
ment. Has future, we think. Can offer
rt for a short time at 121,0k).
Harrison & Morton
(ia-t-i
ktiM BUYS bouse
.mmy Blurts.
8
ind lot
n Avenue (1,
uau Miu ax
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROI'KHTY inH S4.I.F-.
(Continued.)
Residence and Trnckaee
110 1-ots Pounded
went l.y 4Mh St.,
ty Davenport.
on the esst by 42d St.,
ouib by Harney, north
110 I,ota To he aild In a bunch.
11') lots At one-half their value. -110
Lnts Karnam, Ikmgli.s, Dodge and Har
ney passes through them.
110 Lois -fciewciity-ii vt desirable realdence
lota
HO Lots-Thlrty-flve trackage lota; they lay
right and are now In demand.
They are In the right id of the City.
They are clime In.
Their are Increasing; In value rapidly.
They do not Iny out over the prairie. In
the high grass district.
They are In the city and have city ad
vantages. '
They have "arrived."
They ere reached In twelve mlnutea by
the best car service In the city.
They can be bought for one-half what they
will eell for when divided and sou ln
dlvld'jally. If you are interested In this kind of real
estate In a rapidly growing city, the
growth of whhth Is westward and In the
direction of these lota write me.
You will be surprised at the price asked.
CLINTON H Btt IGUS. .
IZM Farnam St.,
Omaha.
(19)-M7E1
FOU THIS WEEK .
I-R. mod. house, good repair, pear Be mis
Park, 2,3uO.0O; easy terme.
l-R. mod. house, paved street and walks,
good repair, 2.600.0; easy terms.
7-R. house, city water, cistern, gas, permrt
nent walks, 1S22 So. i-i St., bargain,
11,500.00.
8-R. house, 2 lots, city water, gas, 2808
Sahler St.; 11,250.00; easy terms.
J. H. PARROTTE
C34 Pax ton Rlk.
(18) M264 SO
FOR SALE At a bargain, lot arid two
houses oil Boutn l.t!i Kt., near CasPellar.
The O. K. Davis Co., flea Bldg.
(19) 27
FOR 3 ALE On East Maple Bt. strictly
modal - 7-room house, full- oaaement,
laundry, paved street, near three car
lines. Inquire J. H. Olseen. 217 Board of
Trade lildg. Tel. Doutilaa X. (IS) tS2
FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller bouse
close In. a 9-rootn house; run lot. In
quire owner, 412 N. 25th.
(11 asx
BARGAINS
C-room modern, one Mock from High
school; nice location; cheap at $2,300.
fi rooms, close to Crelchton College.
modern; lienntlful lot, line home, must
. . , t
6 rooms close to postc91ce, $1,250.
National Investment
Company
C3 Douglas BIk., ICth and Dodge.
Tel. Douglas 6C91.
(19) M219 25
FOR SALE 7-room modern cottage; fine
location. 2417 Poppieton Ave.. 2,5uo. in
quire of owner, 2423 Poppleton Ave.
Vi) ami ZDS
BUMMER RESORT' FOR SALE.
One of two noted summer resorts on Lake
Shetek. Minn. (Murray Co.). This is the
beautiful tract on North bay, being s
enmbined summer resort, farm and park.
In all comprises to acres; summer hotel
with several cottages, barn, ice houso,
wells, tank, etc. Sold at $1,0 three
years ago. r or reaay caan a great par-
gain will do given, oevenu small Bietirn
ers on lake, which Is 8 miles long; line
fishing at all times. The nearest good
summer resort and beautiful summer lako
4.0 Omaha, Sioux City and all points in
eastern jNen. ana western iowb. r or par
ticulars address . W. J. MoLeod, Slayton,
Minn. (19) MS2S 26X
$8,000.00
PRICE REDUCED FOR
QUICIv SALE FACTORY: OR
WAEEIIO USE BUILDING .'
Located at the northeast corner 28th and
Bovd St.. 3-story brick building 4xH0 feet.
engine room 40136 feet, first-class condition.
suitable ror manufacturing puainess,
ground Z70xl264 reel, located -on Missouri
Paclnc tracks, known as "On Time Yeast
Factory."
JJ or lurtner particulars inquire 01 ,
GEORGE & CO.,
1601 Farnam St. Exclusive Agents.
(19) M174 26
AT A BARGAIN
By owner, double house of 8 rooms, gas.
well, cistern, good repair; north side: close
to two car lines and easy walking
distance of postottlce. Renting for 124.
Price for quick Bale-only f2.ouO; terms half
Casn. AQOriiH o oto, va&rs w nw.
(19) M166 26X
WELL built 9 room house", all modern ex-
cept furnace. 816 S. 2fth st, For sale by
owner. (i) 280 28X
FOR SALE
Very fine 7-room cottage, .
new porcelain bath and nickle
plumbing throughout. For a
party desiring rooms all on
ons floor this is hard to beat.
1
Also the finest corner on
Farnam street for an apart
ment house. This will be sold,
cheap.
WM. K. POTTER.
801 BROWN BLK.
(19)-M245 26
DUNDEE
One of the best lots In Dundee for 1700.00.
J. II. PARROTTE
614 Paxton Blk.
(19) M365 SO
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
In order to raise a large amount of money
for a business proposition. 1 will orrer lor
sale for a' few days only, the beat In
vestment In the city; brick flats, strictly
first-class In every reupect; prefer to deal
direct evllh purchaser., Address D two,
Bee. (IS)) M246 2
II, ft LOAN made for t years, bearing I
per cent, on five cottages, flrst-class. Ad
dress W 815, Bee. (19) M199 26
FUR fine located residence lots see or
write A. W. Anderson. 2J0 Capttol ave.
!) M74 UtiX
FOR SALE A beautiful new residence at
4"th and Davenport Bts. See owner at
!3 N. 4oth Bt. (19r2f6 fcx
, 1
REAL ESTATE
FARM A it MA.NCM LAD FOR SALE
CaaaAa.
PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS
TO CANADA
Will Profit by Writing
G. C. CHESTER & CO..
Okotoks, Alberta,, Canada.
All kinds of real estata and commission
busineig transacted; farm and ranch lands
l.eclHlly. .
(20)-Ms8S 29x
Colored. -
EASTERN COLORADO
4 RANCH '
lO.uti acres, all equipped fur
sheep business; good range. -Price,
15 50 acre.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.. Oinuha, Neb. .
(20)-M182S
REAL ESTATE
rnt aid rnh i.Ana for
Colorado too tinned.
Buy fertile lands under the (Junnison Tun
nel In the heart of the famous I neom-
rahgre valley, western Colorado, hre
arge govecument Irrlcntlon project In
sures abundant water supply and che-ip
homes for thousands. Excellent opportu
nity for Investment. Prtcea advnncintr.
Act quirk. Address Coloruw Investment
Co., Olathe, Colo. (2")
Iowa.
140-ecre farm, well Improved and only (two
miles from Rood Iowa town; smoothly
rolling land: hnlf In tame grass. $76 per
acre; encumbrance Is.OiO. Will trade
equity for clear city property, or stock
of goods.
160 acres finest kind of -bottom lartd; no
overflow; two, mes from town of 2,f0
feople; every acre tillable; no buildings.
75 per acre; encumbrance 8,0nu. Will
trade equity for clear city property or
small stock of goods; or will trade both
of these farms together, for gouds or
clear city property.
Write for full particulars.
LOVE & GRIMES. WOODBINE, IOWA.
(20) Al28 A4
Kaasas.
HOMESEEKERS! Be careful. Locate
right. Investigate our famous artesian
valley.- Sure crops, matchless cIlniHte.
Let us write you. Miller & James. Meade,
Kan. (20) 636 AM
Nebraska.
640 ACRES AT $5.50
KIMBALL, COUNTY, NEB.
Lefel land, black soil, un
derlaid with clay subsoil; close,
to railroad.
(
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
' 1001 N. Y. Life Bid
Bld.,
Omaha, Neb.
(20) MISS X
FOR SALE 640 acres of Improved farming
tana in Banner touniy, Nebraska.
Terms: IS per acre; l,6tK) cash, baianca
nine annual payments; 6 per cent lntcnst.
W. H. BOLSFIELD, AUBURN. NEB.
(20) M82& 28
AGENTS WANTED I offer for sale 11.000
acres of my Cheyenne and Kimball lund,
best of soil, as good aa yours at home,
the prices ranging from T, to 110 per acre,
on best terma. to suit purchaser; write
at once for particulars and list to Herman
Springer, Sidney, Neb. Office over First
Nat'l bank. In the Calehan block.
(20 M904 27X
IMPROVED farms In eastern Nebraska;
Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J. Over
' ton, Gretna, Neb. 1 (20)-M878
. WESTERN NEBRASKA
Keith, Cheyenne and Kim
ball counties, from 160 to any
amount you want. Prices range
I from 15 to $8; choice pieces,
smooth land, black soli.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
V
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
, (20) M180 25
Texas.
GILMORE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1419 Doug
las Bt., Omaha, Neb., 'Phone Douglas 2b44,
general agents W. B. Soash Land 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.
(20) MS7
LANDSEEKERS.
Send for map of Texas, showing n
railways ana location or iamous jorn s
v.n.n Is the richest arraln belt
lands In the UnUed States, and where
hiiszarris are unknown. Price, 1 10. 00 to
118.00 peracre. illustrated nsi irow.
HILAND P. IX-KWOOD
416, San Antonio, Tex.
(20) M695 A2
Wyoming.
SOUTHEASTERN "WYOMING
10.000 acres smooth land, can
be divided up atid sold off In
sections and quarter sections
at a good profit; close to two
railroads and In a part of the
country where actual settlers t
are going. If you want to
speculate here Is your chance.
Price, 15 per acre; can be re
. tailed out for 110.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N.
Y. Life Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
(20)-M179 26
A COMPLETE RANCH
In southeastern Wyoming, on
main line of the U. P. Ry. and
close to the B. A M.; two sets
of good substantial Improve
ments In good repair; two
miles of Irrigation ditches,
plenty of running water; 12,000
acres of deeded land, - also
school and state leases; must
be seen to be appreciated; will
he glad to show It at any
' time.' Price 5 60 per acre,
half cash.
O'KEEFE HEAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N. Y. (Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
. (20) M181 26
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Fara sad Rasck Land.
FOR RENT6-acre tract of land in Ben
son without house), suitable tor garden
ing or raising potatoes. Will rent till
January 1. Iu6. for IJ6 If taken immedi
ately. Address E 338. care Bee. .
(211468 X
FARM FOR RENT.
Splendid farm, 211 acres, for rent, six miles
from Oinaru.: poeslon given at once
Apply to H. 6. Sturgeon, 440 Board of Trade
mug., umaiiu, iseo. 11. Duugms iuiv,
(2D Mm
FOR RENT 40 ACRES OF FARM LAND,
y ITU HOI SK, liAK.N AM) S.MAUI.
PASTURE. ABOUT ONE MILE SOUTH
OF BENSON
THE PUTNAM CO., 504 N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
21-J.1910
FOR RENT 40 acres. Just west of city
limits, on L street, South Omaha. Fair
improvements. tJoo cash. B. E. Wilcox,
South Omaha. (20) M721 36
140 ACRES on West Dodge St., about three
and oue-half miles west of Dundee,
known as Connor farm, has good build
ings, can lie leased on favorable terms.
UEoROE A CO., 1601 Farnam St.
(21)-Ml, '6 25
REAL ESTATE LOANS
U. OOO.OOO TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay, Thomas lirennau, llooni 1, X.
Y. Life. . . (22) 669
LOWEST RATE3 Bemls, Paxton Block
(22) w;7 '
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(i2)-Wi
GARVIN BUGS..-1SK4. Fsrnam. i and ti
per ceut loans on real estate; no deiay.
(ttr-K4
l.(H4l.0OU TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
tie delay. ,. Thomas Brennao. R. 1. N, Y.
Ufa. (22-3
WANTED City
FaruMiu Hitilth
loans and warants. W.
It Co.. U-o Fariiam St.
(22J-M
REAL ESTATE LOANS
U.'ontlnued.) ,
LOWEST RATES IVeinla,
Paxtcn Block.
() ii
WANTED City loana. R.
C. Peters Co
(22-!71
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomaa. 60R First National Bank Bld.
N (22) 870
PRIVATE MONET F. D.
Weftd," 13to Pong.
(221-072
Bt'ILPtNO loans on residence property; 1
per cent. W. B. Melkle. Ramge Blk.
WANTED TO BORROW
I WANT to borrow troo for one year, pri
vately: will give full particulars to any
one having that aniount to lnd Ad
dress i carefVe t.24 1 M'1 2
WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for old books. Crxne-Foye Co..
Ill 8. 14th. Phone Douglas 1321.
(2B)-443
CASH for old book.
Btacy, 118 S. 13th.
(25)-MW7 A6x
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carrets. linole
ums, eftke- fuinlture, old clothes hnd
shoes, plnnos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the fur
niture of your bouse complete, will buy
antique or mahogany furniture. The high
est prices paid. Call the right man. Tel.
Doug. 8871. (25)-e5'J A17
I -WANT to Invest anywhere from t,Ono to
I20.WO In Omaha brick fluts. If you have
anyt'olng to offer, write me at once. Ad
dress C 3M, Care Bee. (2T) 921 Z5
WANTED TO BUY For dish. 7 or 8-room
strictly modern house. dstranly lix-utert;
will pay la.UOO to $l,al. Addr.s D 3.7,
care Bee. Co) "20 28
WILL pay cash for 8 or 4 houses, prefer
old houses that I can buy cheap and re
pair myself; give hest price and location.
Address A. 8i7. Bee. (-) M19S 20
I WANT to buy fats closo'ln; must be new
snd cheap; state- location and price In
first letter. Address B 8S1, cure K.-e.
(2j) MKSI 26
WANTED to buy. small house, within ten
blocks either way from 4iith and Hamil
ton Stv Address F 9u2. care ''-e
' (15) M300 31
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Board and rooms by man and
wire in. private family; must be modern
house and good locality. Address B 3115,
care Bee. (26) M126 26x
WANTED Room and board by young man
In private family; Hanscum park vicinity.
1101 Park Ave. (2u 2V) 30
WANTED SITUATIONS
k
AY WOMEN furnished free of charge.
Telephone Douglas 1112. (27) MMM
Telei
iTED A nosltlon as traffic manager
of a wholsalul house by a married man.
temperate. Ind istrlous and 2044 years ex
perience In local and general railroad of
fices. Address E 867, Bee oftiee.
- (27) M671 25x
EXPERIENCED stenographer. Address I,
Bee olllce, Council Bluffs, (27) M702 26
OFFICE work by young' man; age 34; best
of references as to character and ability;
can furnish bond for responsible position.
Address. E 901. care Boe. (.27) -2M 21
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department of the Interior, Office of In
dian Affairs, Washington, D. C, February
15. 1907. bea led uroposjils. plainly marked
on the outalde of the envelope, "Proposals
for Rubber Goods. Boot and shoes, etc
as the Cuse may be, and addressed to the
"Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washing
ton, D. C." will be reeelved nt the Indian
office until 2 o'clock ip m. of Thursday,
April 11, 1H07, and then opened,- for furnisn
ing the Indian servlue with rubber goods,
boots, and shoes, hardware and medical
supplies. Sealed proposals, plainly marked
on the outtdde of the envelope, "Proposals
tor Enameled are, .; rirniluie. etc., as
the caae may be, and , addressed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washing
ton, D. C," will be received at tl.e Indian
office until 2 o'clock p. m. cf Tuesday,
April 16, 1907, and then opened, for furnish
lng the Indian service with enameled ware,
lamps, furniture, bedding, stoves, agricul
tural Implements, paints, oils, Blas.-i, tin
ware, wagons, hnmesi, leather, shoe find
ings, saddlery, etc., school supplies, and a
long list of miscellaneous articles. Bids
must be made out on government blanks.
Schedules giving all net-canary information
for bidders will be furnished on application
to the Indian office, Washington. 1). C;
the U. 8. Indian warehouses at New Y rk
City. Chicago, 111.; 8t. Louis, Mo., and
Omaha, Neb. The department reserves the
right to reject any and all bids, or inv part
of any bid. F. E. LEUPP, Commissioner.
M19-dl7t
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Keith and Lincoln counties Irri
gation District will receive sealed proposals
for the purchase of (he sixty-six hundred
(W.&OO.OO) dollars remaining of the bond Is
sue of said district up to the hour of ten
o'clock a. m. on April second, 1907, at the
office of the secretary of the Irrigation Dis
trict In the Village of Sutherland, In Lin
coln County. Nebraska. Said bonds are In
the denominations of one hundred (1100.00)
dollars each and bear Interest at the rate
of six percentutn per annum payable semi
annually on the first Jays cf March and
September of each and every year begin
ning with the fir s day of September, 1906.
These bonds are of three series and ten of
them are due on the first day of March,
1917; thirty-nine of them due on the first
day of March, 1912; seventeen of them are
due on the first day of March, 1920. The
sealed proposals jxtay be for the whole of
suid bonds or for any portion thereof, and
SMch bids will be opened immediately after
the hour of ten o'clock a. m. on the said
second day of April. 1907. The board re
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated this eighth day of March, 1907.
JAMES SHOUP. Secretary.
, , M12d2ex
'
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UXIOIf iTATIOK TKNTH AND MAItCY
Union PaelOe
Leave.
Overland Limited iv 8 uo ai 1
The China and Japan
Fast Mall a 4:15 pm
Colo. & Cullf. Ex a 4:15 pill
California at Ore. Ex. ..a 4:25 pm
Los Ancles Limited. ..al2:0 pm
Fast Mail a 1:56 am
Colorado Special a 7:45 am
North Plutte Local a 8:10 am
Beatrice Lcral b 1:0 pm
Arrive,
a 6:18 pm
a 6:10 pm
a 8: JO pin
a 6:10 pm
al0:45 pra
a 6:00 pm
a 7:44 am
a 4:50 pm
b!2:45 pm
Chicago, Hoek Island ft Facile
W1UT
ChicagoJmlted a I IS am
lowu Locl a 7:00 am
Chicago Mall
Iowa Local bl2:06 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 6:06 pi 11
a 7:10 am
a 4:a0 pra
8 45 pra
b 9:55 pm
a 1.35 pm
al2.25 pm
a 2:06 am
4:50 pm
all.te pin
t
al0:10 am
Chicago (Iowa Lmtd.)..a .i pm
WEbT.
Rocky Mountain Limit. 7 20 am
Colo, ft Cal. Expreae. a 1 50 pm
Okl. St Texas Express.. a 4:40 pin
Lincoln ratrfcury and
Believe,,, ,....a 8.60 pui
Wabash.
St. Louis Express s : pm
a 1:80 am
al0:30 prn
bll;80 am
6t. Louil Local (from
Council Blufts)
. 1:15 am
Btanberry I.oeal
Council BlufTs)
fliirnio tireal
(from
b 1:00 pra
Western.
Bt. Paul A Minneapolis..
St. Paul & Minneapolis.
Chicago Llmitrd
Chicago Express
Chicago Express
8:10 pm
7:1a am
7:10 am
11:50 pm
9:u0 am
11:50 pm
i.jO pin
a 6:06 pra
6:40 pm
7:40 bin
8:30 pm
Chicago V Northwestern
Cedar Rapids Pass a 1 :o am
Twin City Express..,
Chicago Daylight ...
Chicaxo La-cal
..a 7:50 am
all':uO pin i
all :15 p.11 -a
3:46 pur !
a 9.00 am
all .30 am
a :i4) put
.. .a 4 12 pm
a 6:50 pm
a 1:23 pm
....a I -T pm
a I .2& pm
...... a T.40 am
b 7:40 am
....a I 00 pm
..4. a I 00 pm
..T.b I 00 pm
b i:u2 pm
Sioux City Local ..
(.'mi roll Local
fcuux City Local...
t hicagj l.xprcas ...
Fast Muii
Fuat Mall
Twin- City Limited
Overland Llniltsd ..
Norfolk-yioneateel .
Linculn-l hadron ...
Deadwjod-Llncoln .
Casixtr-Siionshonl..
liaatingB-tiui-erior
Fremunt-Albioa ....
Mlssoarl rll.
ii am
a 9.50 an:
a 3:46 pm
a 7 :30 ant
a 2:"u fin
a 8 3o am
a 7.-6 am
a 8:31 am
gi0:36 am
alu ii am
a 6:06 pm
a 5 w6 pro
b 6 06 pm
bl2 50 pm
K. C. A Bt. L. Express.. a 1:00 am
K. C. Bt. L. Expte4W..all:l6 pm
Nebraskx Local a t uit pm
a i 10 am
a 5:26 pra
all. 40 am
Dea Moines Lcn al a 4. 1 pin
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Can't f how a CoQsidertalt) recline for tbt
Week.
HOGS SAVE NOTCHIS AS YESTERDAY
sheep and I. emits Fnlly Steady Today,'
bat Mostly Fifteen to Tfffnl y
Flve Cents I.ovrer for
the Week.
, 1
SOUTH O.NIAHA. March 23, 1M7.
Recelpta -ere: Cattle. Hogs. Slieep. I
Ofhvial Monday 6.29.1 4.1 :
(tflrlnl Tuedav (1.2VI
11.519
10.1
Ofllclal Wednesday 4 50
tilltclnl Thursday i.t'S
OfTlclHl Friday 1.KS7
Oiliclal Satunlsy 240
13. 24
6.5"0
0.772
2,174
1.200
This week 25.47
Bane dnys last week 25.0H9
Samo days 2 weeks ago. .21.1t"l
Same days I weeks ago. .19.9..6
Same days 4 weeks ago. .23,7(3
Same week last year 21,771
6S.779
&-1.4l
59. '25
61.7i
E9.8-:4
62.016
r.3.7?6
37 11S
44 8
41 7?9
to.0
The following table ohows the receipts of
ce.ttle, hogs and sheep at 80.1th Omaha for
me year to date, compared with last year
1907. 19o Inc.
2a.S5 22 99 34,919
r.H9.;)2.t 6-'3..'S
431.773 4O0.3S7 31,386
Dec.
Cattle
flogs .
Sheep
CATTLE UUOTATIONB.
oood to choice corn-fed steers.
Pair til Bond cornf-,! alders...
.lo.2-rfTfa.70
4 6 Ija -
4.mi..i4 60
I &"'irt t0
l.2tij:t.5il
2.0ei3 20
4 2Ml4 HO
, .R0a 4 25
, 3 ix-iiS SO
, l.75fi4 40
4.01W6.M
Common to fair steers
tiood to choke fed cows
Fair to good cows and heifers
I'omtnori to fair cows and heifers.
Good to choice stockers A feeders.
I air to good stockers and feeders.
ominon to fair stocXers
Bulls, stags, etc
Veil eaiVf
The following tnlil- unowa Ih.
average
prlco of hogs at South Omaha for tbs last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. J 1907. U06.1U6.1904. 1903. 102.1901.
March 13.
March 14.
March H
March 1 ti.
March 17.
March IS.
March 19.
March 20.
March 21.
March 2.
6 001
6 ll t 16
1
March 23.
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Hogs.
6.12Vi,20
6.70 (iifAZV,
6.00 Sf6.26
6.00 (i6.36
6.10 i.20
Omaha JiTo'utt.uO
Chicago 1.6OJi.70
Kansns City l.7.Vir.25
St. Louis, 1.80416.50
Sioux City 3.004t6.75
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.H T's.
6
C, M. & St. P...
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific system.
C. & N. W east
C. & N. W.; west
C, St. P., M. & O
C, B. & Q., east
C, B. & (j., west
C, R. I. t P., west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western
10
6
33
&
4
10
2
2
4
Total receipts 10
S4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
u luuuwH, eacn uuyer purchasing the num.
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co d&3 ....
bwiii ana Company 1 1,673 404
vuuany t-acKing (Jo 1 l,wi7
Armour r to 1,461 110
r. f. Jewis 14
Other buyers., 3 ....
Total 31
5.S54 614
CATTLE While receipts
todav nt'er
siiiaii as usual on a Saturday, this has
been a week of liberal cattle runs, the total
oeing aoout on a par with the previous
week, but larger than a vear airo.
At the beginning of the week prices were
generally steady and cattle continued sell
ing In the same notches as at the close of
the week before until Wednesday. On that
Kio.y jo nea, unuer me influence of large re
fcipts ana weaker markets at nil selling
points began cawing off. By the close of
nm imy me decline was very notice.uble,
ana on inursuay there was a very consid
erable slump in values. Altogether at tha
close of the wtck it Is safe to quote the
Beneiui inaiKci on oeet steers la8'0c lower
vvun eome sales now and ihen uhowtng as
muiti am .'l, lower.
towi ana heifers have followed along
'10 -o in mo name way as steers.
i. me wee opened about steady.
puces continuing with little change until
ednesday afternoon, and Thursday, when
there was a sharp slump amounting to
1j(u20c. In some cases strictly choice helf
era, or something that buyers Just happened
to want, may not have shown quite that
much loss, but on the other hand some of
. 1
RAILYWAY TIME CARD-00-"-'"-
lllino'ls Central.
Chicago Express a 8:00 am
Minn. & St. Paul Ex.. b 8:00 am
Chicago Limited a 1:00 pm
Minn. 4c bt. Puul Ltd...a 8 Jo pm
8:46 pra
a 1:16 pm
a 7:30 am
a 7:30 am
(blKo, Milwaukee Jt ft. Paal.
Chi. and Colo. Special. .a 7:5 am a 7:30 am
California and ore. Ex. a 6:45 pm a 1:10 pm
Overland Limited a fc.Ji pin a .jo am
Des Moines Cedar u
Rapids Local b 6:46 am bU:00 pm
OinLlXGTOl STATION loth A UASOft
Burlington.
Leave.
..a 4:10 pm
..a 4:10 pin
..a 4:10 pm
..ajl:10 pm
Arrive.
8:80 pm
a 1.30 pm
a 3:30 pin
a 7:10 am
a 7:45 pm
a 7:46 pm
a 9." am
al2:01 pm
a 7:30 pm
bl0:26 am
a 1:10 am
a 7 :10 am
a 1:50 pm
a 7:25 am
a 8.66 pm
a 7:2e pra
ai0:g pm
all :M am
a 6 46 am
110 pm
Denver fc California.
Black Hills
Northwest Special .
Northwest Express .
Nebraska ExuesM ..
.a .iu am
Nebraska Local a 8:00 am
Lincoln xical
Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:00 pm
ljncoln Local
Ft, Crook U Platism'th.b 2:iu pm
1'lM.tt.umuulh
....a i.jv pin
Denver Limited
Bellevue It Pao.
Junes 3:!o am
Chicago fcpeclMl ...
Chicago Express ...
Chicago Flj(er
Iowa Lucal
.a 7:2& am
.a 1:46 pm
.a 8:ufc pm
.a 1:16 am
St. Iaiuis Express a 4:46 pm
Kansas Clty-st. joe nio:40 pm
Kansas Ciiy-St. Joe. ...a 9:15 am
Kansas City-SU Joe a 4 4i pm
WEBSTER STATION-lOth WEBSTER
Chicago,
St.
Paal
Minneapolis A
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.
Sioux City Passenger.
Emerson Local
Emerson Local
.b 6:30 am
.a 2 00 pm
.b 6:46 pm
,.c 8:45 am
b 1:10 pm
all:30 am
b 9 10 am
o 6:50 pin
SHsourl Pneino. y
Loral via Weeping
Water a 8:08 am a ISO pm
Falls City Local a 1:50 pm all:20 pm
a Daily, b Dully except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturrtay. c Sunday only, o Dally
except Monday.
(KEA.tf STEAMSHIPS.
Wrench Line
Compagnl Ctniratt
Traruattantiqut
Gigantic, Elegant, Fast Livlathant
" rebi yorKVari 6 Day 4
LA PROVENCE, new twin screw flyer, passen
ger elevator, gymnsstuiu. roof cafe. This snd the
other Twin Screw Htesmers havedsily newspap
ers, ochrstra, wirelcM kvitrm snd many other
iuuovauuus on board, both for iely sad coin fort.
1 Fro?ii(. VUr. h M Lm Hiioli, April 11
Lt Ixirralii. Apill 4 U louralni, April 11
I- "-r OHie, t, ri I 4 L C.-uki). April 21
SPFCIAL-Hxtrs departures. Express Steam
ers. I of eutue steamer at chesp second class
ralea.
Naval officers' man-of-war discipline. Cora,
psnv s ventibuled trains. Bavre-paris, JV hours,
where ronvrnirut conueciions are made for
sll points on he Continent.
I or plans. rraervaiioiM and full in format ion
tall ou, lelephuue, or write to
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J. b. llDul0a. Uiu Karoam St,
Lxiula N.e. run of 1t Nailonal bauk.
W. G. lari4aon. 111 Karnam SI.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
"tMPREkS" Lin) of tho AUgotio
.um,ii2 LfuhLe,- aiioavi tnan our noav ex
press t-iiiiieri., Empress of Britain: and
Einires of Ireland (14.5iO tons), Quebec to
Liverpool In six days; less than our days
at sea. Superior accommodation available.
Comfort, elegance snd safety. Send for
Illustrated booi-Wt end sailing list.
O. JB. BEJaJAMIJr, Oea. AgV, ki M. Clark
j Htreet, Cuicago. 111.
I 6 3 I 8 12! 4 801 I 7 241
I 62 I 6 ll 4 Ml & 16 7 28
B 04 14 91 6 &l - It u 1
6 4t 6 07 4 94 5 15 7 20 6 15 5 21
6 11 4 9S 5 04 7 JO 6 17 4 30
47S 6 01 6 04 7 06 1 6 2 I 29
6 48 6 10 4 98 7 191 6 27
6 S9 9 17 6 OS 7 33 6 ?!
6 24V,j 6 19 5 1.3 4 92 7 36 6 15 5 26
16 6 18 6 W 4 95 6 02 I 13
6 16 6 25 1 6 0l 4 97 7 44 1 6 03 6 15
the Inferior and medium grades may have
sufTered more.
The supply of Stoeker and feeders haa
been quite liberal this W'-ek, while the
country demand has t'psn none too brisk.
The lmk of buying support from the coun
try, toretbee with rhe -hsrp break In lie.f
cn'ttl gave feeders a downward tendency.
Some cd the best bea-y cattle and the b- st
II K lit grades held up falitly well but the
market on the greater part of the rattle
showed a decline f.r the week of l'(j'0c.
H( OH Hogs opened shout steiuly, the
early sales being largely at t 1 '-Ir-i. 1 the
same yesterday morning. The market
was genernly active st prevailing prices
and practically everything In sight changed
hands in fair season.
H"gs have been steadily working to a
lower basis all thla week, and at the close
are on an overage 82vc lower than one
week ago and c lower than two we-ks
mrv. ..tun - .'I MP, li.'s WJI lu'l. lJm "
tically To lower than the Drat of the
month. To make a still further c-mvarlsoi.
bogs are now selling at the lowet point
touched since the last week In December.
It 4 not at all dlTlciiU to understand the
reasons for the present break In hog prices.
Packers hare been very bearish nil winter
clalmthg that thre was no real reus on for
the prevailing high prices of hogs, but In
spite of their opinions receipts at all mar
ket points were so l:ght, while the demand
for the product was so good thit prices
advanced In spite of them. During the last
two weeks there has been a ve-y noticeable
Increase In the receipts and this has given
packers the opportunity thst they have be?n
waiting for all winter and they have not
been at all backward about tak ng ad
vantage of It. As a result they have been
abloMo force prices downward at 1a rapid
rate as noted above.
Representative sales:
No.
kr.
Pr.
No.
At.
, 2f0
,.?
.MI
..
. .-?
Ill
..141
,.S2H
..?
..125
Bh
47...
11...
....r8 ,
....!
....!
...te
... r?s
M
...,"T
flO
....
....J90
'7
M
!S7
Il
m
JJ7
... nt
....rs
fx
tt
ii
sr. I
I4
JS4
!
1st
HI
216
M4
ai
I 15
us
1 u
1 11
I 14
I II
it
I 15
I 14
I II
I 15
I 15
I 16
15
4 15
I 15
15
I 15
I 15
I 15
I 15
15
I 15
I 16
M
71
47
5
T
t
. T4
e
T
TS
74
'
1
I 15
I 15
I 15
I II
15
I 15
15
16
I 16
I 16
I 15
I 1714,
I 17'4
I 17v
I 17
I 174
I 17V
I 17S
6 17S
6 17V4
I 17U,
I 1TV,
I I7,
I ft l,
I 17Uj
I I7S
I 17',
I 111,
17V,
I lo
x
6 10
M
Ti...
TO...
T...
(4...
...
T5...
n...
.t!(t
ill
24
I?4
.nn
tu
.
,:J7
i"
.!
.!
.116
IS2
?7
.
Ill
.m
ii
.271
.Ifit
,I.1
.mo
.is
...
4...
19...
I...
T...
(1...
65...
Tf...
44 ..
66.
71.
71.
64.
71.
16.
St.
I!.
75.
7.
M.
HI.
.
!.
47.
14.
r,o.
ti.
41.
40
ej...
72...
n...
40
68...
41 ..
67...
I II
Ill
I 16
I 15
4 IB
I IS
I 15
6 15
71...
II...
t...
71...
43...
7
.281
15
100
Sllt.fc.jr' There were six fresh cars re
ported in today, but they were- mostly di
rect to packers or consigned to eastern
points, so that there was nothing if con
sequence on sale. The receipts for the week
show a considerable gain over the previous
ween anu over a year ago.
Lnder the Influence of large receipts both
here and at other selling points, the mar.
ket has-reacted sharply. The decline at
this market amounted generally to lSfilie
up to Thursday. On Fr.day the receipts
were light and buyers bought the few loads
on sale at a little stronger prices, so that
the feeling at the close of the week Is quite
good and operators on the market are an
ticipating good prices for desirable killers
next week. Still at the close of the week
the market Is generally i;r12oc lower, tin
less It might be on the very best grades,
which are perhaps not that much off
isext week win be the last or ient, arter
which there ought to be a better demand
and a good, firm market In consequence
The fact is sheepmen are feeling very hope
ful as to the future of the market, and
vvlille occasional reactions are to be ex
pected as a matter of course, everyone is
looking forward to the maintenance of
good, strong prices throughout the balance
of the season.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
lambs, I7.&0?r7.76; fair to good lambs. 17.00
67.60; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights, $ii.30fi6.60: fair to good yearlings,
heavyweights, It!.00fi6.30; fair to good year
lings, heavyweights, ITi.KS'nf.oO: good - to
choice old wethers, l.CiVu6 15: fair to good
old wethers. t5.7f-iU6.GB; good to choice ewes,
t5.4o6.80; fair to good ewes, 5.00&5.40.
CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET
Cattle and Slieep Steady Hogs WeaW
and Lower.
CHICAGO, March 23. CATTLE Receipts',
3. COO head; market steady ; beeves, t-l.mrtf
6.70; cows, 1 60!&4.75: heifers. 12.60711 5;
calves, fd.SOH.iV)! good to prime steers, 15.35
6.70; poor to medium, tl.Oe'Bi.SO.- stockers
and feeders, 12.751.76.
HO(8- Receipts, 17.000 1 head; market
weak and 6c lower; light, 6.2,Vy6 ,424; mixed,
86.2iHii6.42Hr heavv. tti.iem; 37H; rough
heavy, p;.l(ri6.20; pigs, 5.70li6.3U; good to
choice heavy. $6.30m6.4o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.500
head; market steady; natives, I4.0fft6.20;
western, 4(Kfj6.20; yearlings, 6.02)'7.9n:
lambs, 6.00&7.9U; western, t6.0u2f7.90.
Kansas City Live Stork MnVket.
KANSAS CITY, March 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 60O head, Including 200 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, 5.25fi6.2n; fair to good, t4.2oeq)
6.25; western fed steers, t-1.0O5.i5; stockers
and feeders, t3.7&W5.00; southern stoeker
steers, 3.7645.20;. southern cows, 3.0n$i-I.O);
native cows, 2. 501 4. 40; native heifers. 13.50
4i5.00; bulls, ti.&tt4. 15; , calves, t3.754j7.OJ.
Receipts tor (he week. 38,200 head.
HOaS Receipts, 4.000 head; market
strong to shade higher; top, 16.25; bulk of
sales. fl.l7Vn 2i; heavy. 6.17H4!6.22Mi;
packers, I6.15rii6.22vi; pigs and lights, 15.25
6.25. Receipts for the week. 62,300 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market nominally stedy; lambs, I7.15ca7.6f;
ewes and yearlings, 5.2f'S6.nO; western fed
yearlings, 60Otft76; western fed sheep,
t5.O0Qo.85; stockers and feeders. I3.60ra5.25.
St. I.onls Lire Stack Market.
ST. LOU18, March 23. CATTLE Re.
celpts, 100 head; market steady; native
shipping and expert steers, 85.1.rg.CO;
dressed beef and butcher steers, t4.8-4ji6.3j;
steers under l.ooo lbs., 4.0(n6.oo; stockers
and feeders, ti. 5036.26; cows and he:fers.
t2.65&S.25; canners, I1.9ori2.50; bulls, 2 6.Vff
4.50; calves. 13 004(7.10; Texas and Indian
steers, t2.66ra6.6o; cows and heifers, tl.infip
4.00.
HOOS Receipts, 8,6f head; market 10-iJi
15c lower: pigs and lights, 16.006.40; pack
ers, 16 2"g.30; butchers and best heavy,
16. 26-7(6 35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,500
head; market higher: native muttons, t't.20
ffijiv: iambs, tt (nxii 10.00; culls and bucks,
2.! -i360.
St. Joseph l ive Slock Mnrke.
ST. JOSEPH. March. 23. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1H4 head; market steady; natives.
t4.6tKiiti.26; cows and heifers, 2.4O,i&.0u;
stockers and feeders, I3.754j4.H5. ,
HOG8 Receipts, 3,254 head; market
Steady; bulk of sales, l6.17Hift6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 675 head;
maiket steady; lambs, 17.34)7-75; yearlings,
l6.2orn.e6.
Slonx City Llv Stock Markets.
RIOUX CITY. March 23. 6peclal Tele
fram.) CATTLE Receipts. 3") head; mar
ket steady; beeves, 4 0"i5.75; cows, bulls
and mixed, 13 Oofi4 50; stockers and feeders,
13. 5i wfi 4 60 ; calves and yearlings, 13. COM. 20.
HOOS Receipts, 4.60O head; market
strong, selling at 6.10.20; bulk of sales,
t6.12ViGtf.17H.
Stock In Slaht.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. Hokh Sheen.
noutn trmana Z4U
5,'xO
4.500
1,200
j Khiuws City'
3-0
5u0
1h4
150
8.0U0
4.0UI)
t.254
3.')
17,(M)
St. Jostf-ph ..
St. Louis ....
Chicago .....
Totals
675
2.500
1374 37.854 1.876
Kansns City Oral a and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 23.-WHK ATI-lay,
u9'ic; July, 70vc; rl.'ptembe;, 71i,c;
ciihIi. No. 2 hard, 7u H i) 73Hc ; No. 3. 66
72Hc; No. 1 red, 74Vs7.:x; No. 8, 67i73'-c.
CORN May. 40 c; July, 41'ic; September.
417c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 4o..r,i 4uc; No. 8,
4tii4i1c; No. 2 Willie, 4Jc; No 1, 42c.
OATS No. 2 white, 4-4j42Hc; No. 2 mixed,
41Ht(42c.
H I E Steady. RVKiiic.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, 114.6x1
lo.to; choice prairie. tn.25'& 12.00.
BUTTER C'reamery, 29c; pocking. 20c.
I 1-A1US Weak; firsts, IF,Hc.
( Receipts and shipment of grain were as
; follows: Receipts. Bhlpinf nts.
Win
bu.
..) !(,' (Hl.tx.)
Woo . h'.im
Corn,
Oa(s,
bu..
bu..
7.OV0 14.0U0J
Board of Trade quol&tlons for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, us re
torted by fx. gaii A Brvan, lit Board of
Trade building, was:
Commodity. Open.) High. Low. Close.
Wheat- I I I
- May c, 69T,'9S 69vHA
July 71HI 71'il 70,;ou
Corn- I 1 I
. May 40'l 3H 4A
' July 41 Vi 41V 41V'41VU
A asked. B bid.
CHAIN xND PRODUCE MARKET
Trading- Very L eht ind I u'.l Market
V.'ilu If c 1 Irtud.n Ltwsr.
EXTREME W:AKNtSS DISPLAYED IN OATS
Apathy Among Wheat Traders 4
Await Ktteet of Weather 4'ol
tlons In Soatbwesl I post
(irowlast Crop.
OMAHA. March 23. 1907.
Trading was very light and resulted. Is
an extremely dull and quiet market, with
an easier tune In evidence. Weakness was
manifest In corn and oats, severe pressure
being brought to bear upon oats, which
c!ot-d -iimcn lower.
"Denials and atllrmations were received 1r
equal number as to the crop damage from
green bugs and hot winds lit the southwest
and the market was unsettled, but with a
bearish feelbig predominating. Large Aus
tralian wheat shipments were reported and
had an unfavorable influence, and prices
declined V. but the close was tinner, with
a recovery of V. July options closed at
the low point.
Corn was "weak, as cables came much
lower, the export demand being very poor.
Receipts were large, out not as ncavy
expected, and there was considerable pres
sure to svll. Options in May corn declined
to 41V.C asked, a loss of c for the day, and
the general Impressjoii seems to bo for a
lower range of prices.
Scattered selling by commission bouses
caused a sharp rencllon of Mr In oats and
the market mot with little support. The
cash demand is slow and large receipts was
the principal cause for the slump In prices.
The close was wea.k at oc asked for the
May crop and even lower prices, are ex
pected. Primary wheat receipts were cn.ow nusn-
els and shipments 272,000 bushels, against
receipts last year of 390.000 bushels snd
shipments of 151. 0i0 bushels. Corn receipts
were 7990m) bushels and shipments 840, utw
bushels and shipments of 28b,0v0 bushels last
year.
Clearances were 616.820 bnsbels corn. 2a.fi3
bushels oats and wheat and flour equal to
291.319 bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd lower on wheat and
V.'u'Vl lower on corn.
Local range cf options:
Articles.) Open. I Hlgh.l I-ow. CJose.Yes'y.
Wheat I I I I
May... 69HA (TOAI 69HAI 69A 69'4A
July... 7(A 70HA 7oAj 70HA 70"B
Corn- I I I ( , I .
May...l 414A 41V4A1 41HA 414A 41HA
July... 407(,A 4e',A 4"f 4A ' 4"V
Sept... 1,A 41A 41A .41S.A
Oats i
May... 411JT1 41'iA 404AI 1A 41V,n
July... S7V4B. 37HA 87f,A 37fcN 87m
asked. B bid.
Om?hn Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. fiSlifiV! No. hard.
6nc(i7c; No. hard, &8u64c; No. I spring, 65
69C. '
CORN No. 3, S8c: No. 4. 3.Vi736c; no grade,
8fm3Sc; No. 3 yellow. 3S14e; No. 3 white, 40c.
OATS No. 8 mlyed. 3!Hi39'ic; No. 8 whits,
40c; No. 4 white. 89V.
RYE No. 2, 59lt,c; No. I. 68c.
L'arlwt Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago , 14
Kansas City 83
Mibneapolls ..' 200
Omaha ...u 21
Duluth 137
St. Louis 62
319
39
86
63
10S
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Per dox.. JCc
LIVE I'Oi LTH v-Hens, 10Hc; old roost
ers. 5c: turkeys. 12c; ducks, luc: young
roosters. 7tjilH:; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Packing stock, 20c; choice ta
fancy daily, 22'a2lc: creamery. 274i30o.
HAY Choice upland, 110.00; medium, 19.50;
No. 1 botlom. t8.5o; off grades, 6 OO&e.M.
Rye straw. J7.00; No. 1 alfalfa, tll.&o.
BRAN Ber ton. 119 60.
FRUITS. -
STRAWBERRIES Choice Texas, 24 quart
cases. I5.ouii6.(0; 24 pint cases, 12.50.
C R A N B ERR 1 E8 Per bbl., I6.o04il.50; In
bushel box, t2.75.
APPLES Northern Spies, Fancy Green
ings, per bid., f3.5o; Iowa and Missouri Ben
Davis. tJ.tayi3.26; Winesap 12.00 per box.
COCOANC'IS-Per sack of 100 lbs., t3.&0.
TROPICAL FRUITS. :
FIGS California. bulk, oHc: 6-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish. Uc; 8-crown
Turkish, 9e. 1
I.tMONS-Llmonlera, 300 and 860 slss,
t4.75iii5.00; other brands, 50c less.
BANANAS Fer medium slsed bunch.
2.0e'ti2.2n; Jumbos, I2.5O03.60.
GKAt'K FHUIT-izes 54, 64 to 80, 16.60.
DATES Kadi way. 6V4c; sayers, 6c; hal
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates. 9-11:.
box. 11.06.
ORANGES California navels, extra fancy,
170, 21'). 216. 250 slies, 83.2Cu3.7d; fancy, 126, lo0
slze;i, t3.2ti3.50; choice, large sizes, pur LrtMh
12. 75(3.00. v
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per
doz., 4Mi60e.
TOMATOES Florida, 80-lb. crate, 14 60.
LKAF 1-E'rrUCE Hot housv:, per dog,
Heads, wc.
CUCUMBERS Per dox., I3.(.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches,
35c.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per, do.
40c.
bunches,
HEAD LETTUCE-Southern.
H.Ooul.25.
per dog
OLD VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. IL66;
11 60.
.No, 8,
LIMA BEAN8 Per lb.. 6Hc.
8WEET POTATOER-lUinois. per Urge
bbl., 15.00: seed sweet potatoes, per bbl..
I1.K5, April 1.
CABUAUE Holland seed, ' home grown.
2c per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., 2 He
POTATOES-Per bu., eOcii-tl .00. ,
ONIONS Home grown, per bu., 76c; red
or yellow, Colorado, Jir lt., 2c; Spanish,
per crate, uo.
RUTABAGAS About 160 lbs. to ' Sack. ,
81.60.
TURNIPS. CARROTS, BEJETS-Pi-, ba,
75c; pursnlps, per bu.. I1.GU
CUT BEEF PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1. 15c; No. X, 9v; Uo.
8. 8a.
Loins: No. 1. 18c; Mo. Z. 13c; No.
8, 10a,
Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 6c; No.
. 4C.
Round: No. 1, 7Vc; No. , 7c: No.
3. H&
i'lale: No. 1. 5 ": So. 2. c; No. 3.
M iSC ELO-A liOU B.
HONEY l'er 24 frames. 11 60.
SUGAR GranulaieG csne, In sacks, 86.872
granulated beet, In sacks, to ll
COFFEE Roastel. No. 35, 2c per Ib.J
No. 30, 21c per lb.; No. th, :9c iter lb.; Nik
A 15c per lb.; No. 21, 13c per lb.
CHEESE) New full cream Wisconsin
twins, 17c, new full cream brick, 19o;
wheel Swiss cheese, Uc; block Swiss,
17c; Umberger, luc; young Americas, 18o.
CIDER New York, l.tuf barrel. U-1i; bar
rel, 65.04.
NUTS California walnuts. No. t, soft
shell. 13c; No. 1, soft shell, loc; Brazils,
lofjulic; pecans, 19:)22j; filberts, 12Hc; pea
nuts, raw, k'-,c; roasted. 9jo; Callfurnla al
monds, hard shell, 17Hc; Taragona, l'Mc;
cocoanuts, to 00 per 100.
CANNED UooliS Corn, standard, west
ern, uCiiuvc; Maine, 11.15. Tomatoes, 8-lb. cans
tl.4u; slanditid -io. cans, 11.20 Pineapples,
grated. 2-lb., standard. I.' 2'u2 80; sliced.
tl.754i2 35; fancy Hawaiian. 2H-lb 12.76; IV,-
lb., 11.75. Uallon apiiles, fancy, 82.6i8 O.
California apricots, -o. pears, tl 75-ii2.50.
Peaches, fancy, 1 i.'.u; 40; . L. C. peaches.
f2oui2.50. Alaska salmon, red, 11.15; fancy
Chinook, fiat, z 10; fancy socksye, flat, 11.95.
S.vrdlnes. quarter oil, 18-25; u(ree-quarters
mustard. -Xj.ou. Sweet potator. tl.lowl-26.
Sauerkraut, 90c. Pumpkins. 8(X-iJloo.
Wax beans, 2-lb., btnison. Lima beans,-2-lb..
75cii)ll-35. Spinach, tl 25. Soaked peas,
:-b.. o-ic; extras, ti.inl.15; fancy, 13eJ
1.86.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous ot
moving supplies of immediate grades; quo
tations range from 3c to 13c -for California
fruit and from iVnc to loc for Oregon. Ap
ricots are firm and k Is reported that
offerings for piompt shipments art being
withdrawn; choice are quoted at lc; ex
tra cholco, lSV19e; fancy, llXuiOc. peaches
are unchanged, with choice quoted at 1)'9
12c: exlru tiiulce, 12','((i.tc; fancy, 12
)3Hc; extra fancy, l.'l ..15c. lvalslns are
firm: loose Muscatels aie quoted at t'i9c;
seeded raisins. 8'tilla
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 9c; pike,
dressed, 12c; white fiah. dressed, winter
raughtr 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, Uc; salmon,
K-:; c&tllnh, 15c; herring, dressed, pan
frozen, 6c; perch, scaled and dressed, (rj;
-rch. sklnnml. dressed, headless, 7c; crau
ples, round, uy9c; crapples, large, fan-y,
15c; black bass, 25c; smelts, sweet and fine,
lie; tel. luc; blue fiah. 15c; red snapper,
12c; roe shad, per pair, 30tt4oc: frog legs. 40c
lobsters, green, per lb., 37c; lobsturg. oolled,
vr lb., 4a-; mackerel. Spanish, per lb., 16c.;
mackerel, native, i Per 1b-
HiDES AND .TALLOW-flresn sal'ed.
No. 1, loio; No. t 'c; bull hides. 8c; green
hnles, No. t. kvjc; No. 2. 7Hc: horse, II U'tt
1.76: sheep pells. 6oc(tl 25. Tallow. No. L
4V.e; No. 2. 8H0. Wool, JStjHs.
CURED FISH Family white rati, per
tuailrr bbl.. Ki lbs., H 00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. fii.OO: No. 2, I28.0U: herring, la
bbls., 2M) lbs. each. .Vnresy, 4k. tll.OU
Whisky Market. .
PEORIA. March 23.-WHISKY Market
steady on basis of 1 24 for high wines.
