REAL ESTATE
MRKlKDHUItH LAND FOB SAI.B
Via
atlaaed.
J-UOOET bargain In Minnesota. 14
nrw cultivated; all fenced; good build
ings. Had river -ralley, near Crookstnn;
ranted; -only $4,204, with 10 cow. Konkla,
cwaar. Lumlnr txcnange, Minneapolis,
Allan.
WMmri.
a:
M ACRES. I1.WA
14 Pougl-ia Co., lit, to a. onnaloerr
kble Valley land, cultivated. 190 acre tlm
fcr food spring 'water, soma orchard, 8
room houM, large new frame barn, other
outbuildings. Term. WiiU for lists, Hal,
A Bpurldti. At a. Mo.
am a. large S-room house, large barn
trn0. 190 a. adjoining the above, t-room
housa, new barn 236. Will sell together
or separata. 10 a. near Aulvllle, large
house and barn, a model country home;
r-rloe tl per acre; cash or terms. 'Walter
C. Chile, HlggliusvlUe, Mo.
TTin IALB-MO acres 4 miles from Leb
anon, on public road; lies good; 90 In cul
tivation; raet Umber; fair Improvements;
food wall and spring; fenced and cross
Miosd: orchard; near school on publlo
road; R. T. L. and telephone; price $26 per
acre T. R. Currie. Lebanon, Mo.
COLONIZATION proposition; J6.000 acres;
best eolonlsatloa proposition In south Mis
souri; 1 mlies to railroad, S,lo-acre Im
proved stock ranch, all uoder fence; other
tracts. WrlU for prices. 8. & Whltlock,
Birch Tree. Mo
FOR WALK snvacra stock and grain
farm; sOO acres In cultivation; 800 arrea
valley and bottom land; all rich soil. Two
sets of Improvements; 116 per acre; easy
terms. Large list of Improved farms In
twenty counties, southern Missouri. Ocark
Realty Co., 42S Colics 8t., Bprtngfleld, Ma
NeataBS.
BUKTNESS men of Olendtvs. Mont., havs
organised for ths purpose of giving re
liable Information conoernlng lands In
eastern Montana. Th members of the
undersigned company have resided In
eastern Montana for 90 years and mors
and know every foot of Us lands. They
are merchants and business men who want
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
to mislead. Notwithstanding last year's
drouth Montana was one of the few
states that raised ordinary crops lrT 1910.
Have several thousand acres for sale at
reasonable prices. Homesteads located.
Writ us. Gate City Land company,
Ulendlva, Mont.
Nebraska.
To Trade for Merchandise Only
490 acres; SO acres level and under plow,
balano pasture. Seven miles from county
eat town. Large two-story house, three
barns, two granaries, two wells, eto. Im
provements practically new. 136 acres In
winter wheat. One-half of the wheat crop
goes with the place. Small mortKage of
13.000; runs four years. Price, $32.60 per
sere. The man who owns this Is a mer
chant and would like to get In mercantile
business In a good, live town. What have
you to offer T
I. (M-ACRE ranch for sale, $.10 per acrs,
two-thirds cash, remainder five years, tt
per seat Interest; all fenced, good Improve
ments. For particulars writs Frank Sohula,
Norfolk. Neb.
FARM 8
Phone 60
Grand.
for rent.
Bellevue.
Inquire Chapman.
H. T. Clarke, Her
FOR RENT.
Farm, close In, of about thirty acres,
witn ten-room house, about twelve acres
suitable for truck farming; balance pas
ture; 42d and Grover Sts.
GOULD DrETZ, 1214 Famam St.
TWO choice 80-acre farms, eastern No
braska; cheap for cash. W. H. Mick, 478
Brandela Bldg.
FOR bargains In cheap western lands
often cheap; MO acres relinquishments. Ad
dress J. U. Berlins, Whitman, Neb.
ARNOLD REALTY CO.. Fullerton, Neb.
FOR BALE Small farm, blocks from
depot and 20 miles from Omaha. Inquire
George Crush. 2419 S. 24th. Tel. Doug. 6637.
Now Msalos.
AN OPPORTUNITY.
You can mak 200 per cent profit In five
years on Colefax county, N. M., Irrigated
fruit land. You run no risk whatever.
Sold In five-acre tracts, and cultivated for
five years by expert fruit -grower. Writs
for special Information. Tnla Is an abso
lutely safe Investment that will net you
big profits. McNeal, 214-16 Finance Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo.
ksrtli Dakota.
WRITE right now for pamphlet. "Safe
crops In North Dakota." Five-year, per
tent mortgage notes for sale, la, ins cash
or crop payment. State Bank of Verona.
Verona. N. D.
SOLICITORS WANTED.
I ewn and control about t.ouu acres ol
choice farm lands In Burleigh and Kidder
Co., No. Dak., and want Jo good representa
tives, others need not apply. Best of ref
erences W. K. Runey, Land luveetmenia,
blsmarck, N. D.
NUKTH DAKOTA LAN 1)9 Have a
limited amount of choice farm land for
sals on crop payments furnishing seed for
a me. tor particulars write crank
Kellogg, Jamestown, N. 13.
Oklahoma.
EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
Send for prices and descriptions of farms
Ira Stout, Cunning. Okla.
FOR BAL-la tvnabel Co.. ISO acre ol
black chocolate land. 4 miles south ot
Hillings, urn., id ins Antelope valley.
sides hedge slid 1 side wire, with 120 acres
broke oji sua me Balance In pasture lots.
eicuaru ana garaeq; l-rooro bouse, pli
area, paporeu, ceuar underneath; all In
fcouu snap; uaru, ham, room lor Ju tons
t,i oar. ruuiu iur uuiaes, criD, tool shed
sua nay iora. vumpieie, i good granaries
alio anvenay loruuga ceuier. will hold
l.uuv bushels of main, incite oulluiugs and
en oiner buiiuiuhi are paiuieu anu iu suou
nape; i. iuui puais, uv iruu threes
wells. 1 cisteru. plenty of wiuer. Xliis la
level I arm ana no waste lanu on It; tine
caa be bought 4 down. Vs in five ears!
at recsooaoie Interest. T. M. ilabenUus.
inu vanaaian oottoin land; 12j
evive in i-uiut auun , ail eecona bottom, un
t Avviiru iui turn aiiu anaua; to acrrs in
Bermuda grass, balance paaiure ana some
Umber; two sets of lmpioementi; fno
barn; outhouses and oieliaru, 13 mlies from
,anuuai eiuca j, uHianoma ;
uuaca iv a- v"u, ;rice per acre.
tay tiriiiiB. ieiiiucu. oyuuin rfft Giles
Lsmpoeu iu.i uaianema city, on!.
Ureses.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
te.Otis acrrs on new line Oregon Trunk
railway. w prr acre, i.i per acre cash
balance ten years prr cent.
OKKOON LAND & T1TLI- CO. Portland.-
OK KG ON FKl'lT LAND
Let us ilte jou positive pioof how i
6-ails tract In our famous W'llllumett
Valley orchard will make you more money
than a ISO-aire farm In your own locality
Terms: $15 per month, no laxe. no Interest
KANTIAM FKl'lT COLONY.
6Jti Bee Blda-., Omaha.
oata Uakaia.
THE I.AND OF ALFALFA At $)S to
KA8TEKN south Dakota lanu In.
rueu pot ot the slate. Prices loo to xi
an acre. Write i..as. i.i, ic. l.ioui.i
S: Mai tin. Walertown. d. U.
QUARTER aectlon: four miles to
F.steUina; luillnti. good soli, (mall statue,
well. No hoube, fur quick sale, itta
tonabls terms owner. W. E. Uui.a.
tieii.n. . D.
FOR BALE Three choice improved
farms ln. M and J-t) acres In I urner
coonty. South Dakota, at iui lo .s per acre,
easy terms Hsxiltt a Land Ageucy, Mariou.
s D-
1MPKOVED farms and wild lauds.
Huberts county, South Dakota, prices Ji
to .i per acrs. Writs to John A. Munro
A Co . W II mot, KotMrla County, bo jth
Dakota.
1W1 At'Rr.S. ( miles from Hot Springs
I), lot) acres tillable, all fenced, small
bouse, 4 acies broke; (It per acre, bhii ley
Land Co.. Hut SprUigs. a. L.
$4) per acre A few homestead relinqulah
tuenta at 1.50 to 4 OA 1 leids $M per acre
without In ik i ion Address Walter U.
4taj oca, Ovii idii, B, L.
. REAL ESTATE
FIRM AD HAM II I. A M FOR SAI.K
loilk Dakota eniaaed.
-ACRK farm, nine miles from Onida,
fenced, fine building good well 9u ft.
4" acres under plow. Ml per acre. Terms.
Haywood 4V Neleon, On Id a, 8. D.
40 ACRES, fair Improvements. miles
from station, 2iO aires tlllahle, trout
streams and timber; tig acre, easy terms,
fcslls Fourch Keelty Co., Bella Fourche,
B. D.
FDR SALE 100 acres. Improved. In
Aurora, county, South Dakota, two miles
from center of town, on main road; free
delivery, fine location, no waste lsnd.
Write for pertlculars. Address David
Klchardson, White lJiko. R. I.
lflO ACRES Lyman count v. South Dakota
land at SIS per acre. Writs Chas. B. Wil
son, Mondamln, la.
Texas.
SAN PATRICIO CO.
L209 acres near Odern ,
Tin acres near Odem
TOO acres near Tuft
.t.A V)
.136.00
.SJ6 00
1.9U0 acres near Tart
J. I. COOK A CO.,
Slnton. Texas.
255 ACRES Prsso bottom; railroad sta
tion on land; $26; terms. 600 acres fins black
prairie; depot three miles; $26 per acre;
rms Address the owner. Dr. '.. . rres-
ton. Houston. Tex.
STOP. READ. THINK
800 acres, rich black hog wallow land;
17 miles west of Houston. X miles from
Missouri City, only 1:16. Beautiful farm,
608 acres, 6 miles Houston, thoroughly
drained, on graded road; not an aora oi
poor land In It, 10. Large tracts for col
onisation. L. H. Bailey, 601 Bins Bldg..
Houston, Texas.
Utah.
FOR SALIC A 6,00O-aer colonisation tract
on the railroad, less tnan on mue irons
Salt I-ak City: Kino several smaller "dry
farms," and some good orchard landa 8.
W. Ross, P. M., Lent. Utah.
Wleconala.
FOR SALE Farm 250 acres grain and
stock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
extending to river. Some good oak tim
ber. For particulars address Charles
Allen. Lynxviue, w is.
EIGHTY acres. Burnett county, Wis
consin; 86 cultivated; good buildings;
mower and rake. Village l miles, iz.ioo;
part time. A. R. Klbbe, New Richmond.
WIs.-
FOR SALE
16,000 seres. Laremle Co., Wyo , In the
Golden Prairie district, all fenced; several
hundred acres under cultivation; stockea
with sheep and cattle at present; will sell
with ranch: will divide and exchange for
eastern Neb. or Iowa farms.
J. T. BELL, OWNER,
Cheyenne. Wyo.
- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Raach Land.
inn actirs In Ssi-dv county, five miles
south of Gretna, wul improved, good land
Price 14 an acre.
O KKKp K JthiAl, w i a i rj u..
New York Life Bldg.
GREAT for celery, sweet potatoes, etc.
Pan raise 24ilo per acre. Old river bottom.
A few acres. Fortv-flva minutes' drive to
Omaha market. Write at once. Address
X6t, Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to home owners and home build
era, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS.
603 First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans Peters Trust Co.
CHEAP MONEY.
Representing ths penn Mutual Life Ins
Co.. with assets of over 1117.0110.000. I sra
prepared to accept ail tne gooo loans oi
fered on ImDroved Omaha real estate.
Business and residence loans made without
delay.
THOMAS rKKJViHAM,
City National Bank Bldg.
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
always on hand and for xale at amounts
from 1 to xj.wo.
BENSON & MYERS,
ill New York Life Bldg.
LOW RATES, BEM18-CARLBERO CO..
flu-Si Brandels Theater Hlug.
ENJOY an evening at the American
Theater this week.
if G. W. BriKrs. VSJ H t.. South omana,
will brlnir this ad to The Bee within thiee
days and Identify himself, he will receive
an order lor two scats at me .imtiKnn
Theater.
OMAHA - homes, business property and
Nebraska lands. O'Keefs Ksal Katats Ca,
lliti Omaha National.
$4,000 private money to loan on Inside
property or choice residence. Address a
m Bee.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
WANTED City loans and warrants,
W.
Famam fcmlth A Co., 13-0 Farnara tit.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F.
Wead. Wead Bldg., Isih and Farnam.
D.
GARVIN BROS.. 2d floor N. Y. Life. $.o
to tluO.OuU on improved property, delay.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA FAKMEK WANTS.
Have you anything to ofler the farmer
cf Iowa? Any cheap land for higher priced;
a general nterciiaiiaifce siore lur isnu, or
q kind ol an exmne' or nave yo4
some la no you want to sou tor caanr id
one paper that leaches the lowu farmer
is the lies Mollies Capital, 4J.0UU circulation
daily; rate single Insertion. 1 cent a word;
Six insertions, It cents a wurd. Des Moines
Daiiy apual. la Moines, la.
HAVE client with $1,000 for first pay
mint on a modern tirst-claas resilience
property, well located, capable of com
manding extra good rectal. Must be an
exceptional bargain. Owner answer.
J. H. JOli.VaON. ilH Biandela Bldg.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchsoge properties of merit. II. ti.
Culver. HU-M2 N. Y. Ufa Douglas :
EXCHANGES, sol. t sales.
dtes K. 1. Continental liiig
large Hat. Ad-
. Omaha. Nao,
WANT a western ranch ot about equal
Hi ie for thre.- wood brii-k hotel j, total of
Iu loouia. cas:i uhie J..0,0., rhuwini good
iiuuii,, ai citar anu in inst ciau. condi
tion. Will con mi del- land Improved or un-improv-U
at ths right nice. Will .tsaumi
o. paj casii uilf-ience it any on the rig it
kina of uial For further information ad
dress F. M Conner. Cuilhcolhe Mo.
1 W ANT an automohil. nr v., ant lot.
exchange for city property.
Addrei-s. D 879,
tic.
FINE 4-sty. Flour Mill, eastern Nebraaka.
fully equipped, ti exchange for land. Mut
ueal quick. 813 N. V. Life Bldg.
WANTE1-CITV PROPERTY.
Have It" acres unliiiprov ed. fine land two
mi lea In. tit Noiden. Iea Paha Co., Neb.
Pi ice $:.4 luortai,.; $Ki at 6 per rent int.
W ant aranl lots it rottae. Might put In
some cash. M.ike orfer. S. E. Wait
Co.. 617 lice Bldg.
4A HE FARM
liav
ft nit
tow 11.
Hat
clear
8. E.
s fine 4" a. ie tract of iininipnu e .1
aim ill wttyiits o., .M'l.. (lose l'l
I'li e ILmu. ileal'. Also an ko-a ie
near the above. Price $' .. Want
vacant lots for either Mike offer
Wall i. Co., 617 H.-n Mhig
PAVIN'l Iowa weekly newspaper
and bulldinK. $ : 5 4). Consider pan
tiade W rue 1-nterprii.e, Mondanun.
plant
clear
la.
$"i0i tlinahs linprovod. Will put In up
to $!.tiO cash, if Mili.it, le. In eastern Ne
biaska farm. Nowuta Land Co. N'.l (in, ah
Natl Bank Bldg. Tel. iMuglas fc7L lnd
A-172L
WANTED TO BORROW
WANT HP A Itmn of brtwfn mm
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for Id hi
carpets, clothing and shoes
ind furnltura.
Til. is. W7L
WHEKL Chair Must be cheap. Address
N K8, Omaha Bee.
WANTKD TO niTY--rnom. modern
house, hwatlon west or smith prt of city;
state full particulars. M 0. Br-e.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent, barn, near lHth and
Webster, for horse and waaon. Call Doug
las 42.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG man desires place to work for
board and room In private family whil
attending tollege. Buylas College. But
phones
PRACTICAL nurse. Immediately. H. 49S2,
POSITION by thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper and accountant; good refer
ences. Address B 77o, Beo.
POSITION as n'ght watchman; sober and
reliable. U-7H0. Bee.
WANTED Day work. "Phone Red 6396.
PRACTICAL nurse can be engaged at
once. Webster 1114.
YOUNG man. married, wants work:
will
Bee.
do anything; give references. H iM,
TO CONTRA TORS Holsters, steam roll
ers, derrick etc; am state licensed engi
neer. ould like corre&pondence. Address
Y 98. Bee.
GERMAN nurse wants position to travel
to Germany with Invalid or as family
nurse. Webster 1467.
LEGAL NOTICES
New York. February 1st, 19U
ELECTION NOTICE.
The Missouri Pacific Hallway
Company.
Notlcs Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company will
be held at the general office of the Com
pany, In the City of 8t. Louis, Missouri,
on Tuesday, March 14th, lilll, at nlno
o'clock, a. m., for the election of thir
teen Directors for the ennuing year, and
for the transaction of any other busi
ness that may come before said meeting.
The sannual meeting of the LUrectors
will be held at the same office on the
same day at twelve o clock noon. The
transfer books will be closed on
Wednesday, February 8th, 1911, at three
o'clock p. m.. and will be reopened on
Wednesday, March 16th, 1911, at ten
o'clock a. m.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
By GEORGE J. GOULD,
President.
A. H. CALEF.
Secretary.
M 3d lit
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
for moving school house from Lamro,
TrlDn countv. South Dflkota. to Winner,
Tripp rounty, South Dakota. Distance
about 2 miles. Bids will be opened April
10. 1911. Contract will be let to whom the
board connlders the lowest responsible bid
der. For further particulars and Informa
tion address, J. T. TRKZONA, Clerk Kchool
District No. 20, Winner, South Dakota.
M12d 7t
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION Tenth and Mason.
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urday only 12:00 pm
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tai laily. ib) Lalley except Suuday.
(.) Sunday only.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle About Steady with Last
Week's Close.
HOGS CHANGE LITTLE THIS WEEK
heep at Close of Week Are steady
with One Week Abo. While
I.aanHa Are steady to a
I. title lower.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 11. ll'll.
rrecclpts were:
Official Monday ...
Official TucKduv ...
Cattle. Hoirs Sheep.
Official Wedncsdav
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listlrnate Saturday
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30.2.'.2
M.2.i2
nT.tv'
.-!i.o;3
3.K4K
3,1.170
Same rirtvs Inst week 17.SM
nme nays z weeks aKn..i9.22H
Same days 8 weeks aco..23,r6
days 4 weeks ao..1S.43
ltlrle days Inst year 23,174
The following table showe the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at r'outh Omaha for
tlie year to date as compared with lat
year: 1911. 1910 Inc
attle 510 64 2O0.K3 10M,i
Hogs Ai&.ik 4:'.4.3ii 5.3.M)
Sheep J44.S73 2-j.2yl 69.582
The following tnhle snows tlie aveiage
prices on hoes at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisops:
Dates. I 1911. 1910.il909. 11908.11907.11906. 1905.
Mar.
Mar.
2..
2..
4...
6...
6...
7...
8..
..
10.
11.
6 34 t 141 4 281 761. 6 991 4 71
S 7S'.,! ( M 36 4 20 I 4 111 4 ,
82HI I 5fi 29 4 26 6 73 I 4 81
I 681 16; 4 21 6 72 t 22 .
Mer.
Mar.
Mar.
Mnr.
6 88H
6 so;
4 S3 74 M 1 M
4 44 6 7 ( 13 4 89
I 6 TS 6 10 4 88
4 481 6 82 6 131 4 S8
4 381 I 6 111 4
4 34 6 76 I 86
6 83
( 74
f 76i
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9 78 4S
9 951 6 6
0 w
6 74Wil0 221 6.1
6 80,10 27 6 40
Sundsy.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the-JJnlon Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at I p. m. yes-
leruay :
RECEIPTS.
CatUe. Hogs.
r.. M. St p
2
I'nlon 1'aclfic ',
15
35
11
26
99
Hogs
639
1,608
453
1.019
279
'ftOO
Ac N. W.. esst
C & N. w.. west
C, St. P. M. A O
C. H. & O . eest
C B. & g., west
C.. It. I. P. east
C., R. I. A p.. WPst
Illinois Central
C. G. W ,
Total receipts
DISPOSITION.
Cattle.
Omaha Parking Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Parking Co
Armour & Co
Schwarts-Bolen Co
mo. A Kan.-Calf. Co
U
.1
Other buyers
14
26
Totals
4,8.
CATTLE-
There were nn fi-.ah .nfllA r,f
any consequence In the vards today, but
tor the week receipts have been very lib
eral,
.1 1 -- .. --v..-
- I I ' ' V 1 1 it H I'riTl U1 fl I'Q hln train mwm
The market on tat COltla Li 4 n vi 4 t A mis- ax 4V
the beginning of the week a little stronger
,iuhi oeiter again on Tuesdav.
During the next two days prices eased off
iioi" rapioiy. so that any gain that was
made earlier In the week was wiped out,
and at the close of the week killing cattle
are selling steady, or at least nearly steadv,
with prices prevailing at the close of laat
yv eei.
t ows and heifers experienced shout the
mc ciiaiigps as Deer steers, i hey ad
vanced at the heclnnlnir of lh. tumv a ,.H
allhough they did not break as early b
ueei Bieers tney declined fully as much
when the market onoe started down, so
mat prices at the close on that class of
cattle are also no better than at the close
ui iHBi week.
Dsirable kinds of-feeders, more espe
ciany the so-called 'green" cattle that
have not been on feed, havo been good
oeneio an weea ana are practically steady
with one week ago. On the other hand
the medium kinds and common thin Block
ers have declined somewhat owing to the
lack of a good buying support from the
country, and they are safely 1015c lower
than last week, some sellers In fact would
say more than that.
Quotations on cattle: . Good to choice
beef steers. $6.006.30; fair to good beef
steers, $5.7W.00; common to fair beef
steers, $5.00i5.?0; good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.'7uij5.50; fair to good cows and
heifers, $4.3U4.70; common to fair cows
and heifers, $3,254)4.30; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $5.60'a.00; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $6.00560; common to
fair stockers and feeders, $4.2tjj5.00; stock
heifers, $3.75&4.60; veal calves, $4-008.00;
bulls, stags, etc.. 4.00(a6.25.
HOGS For a Saturday, hog; trade this
morning was rather peculiar. Quite a Utile
business was transacted early at figures
10c higher, but two or three of the larger
packers held out for unchanged or very
nearly steady cost. Shippers and specula
tors bought more freely than any other
class of buyers at the advance and fur
nished an outlet for about 2o per cent of a
piO-load supply. Small packing droves
were put up shortly after the market
openeo at pi ices around a nickel higher,
but the demand became very slack later
and final clearance was made at figures
no better than those of yesterdav.
More or less activity fer.turefl move
ment while it was possible for sellers to
obtain the advance, but as soon as prices
began to settle to yesterday's levels, trad
ing became dull in both divisions.
Prices on long strings remained at re
cent narrow spreads, a large portion of
total receipts moving at $6.75.t6.5. Choice
bacon animals sold as high as $0.96, which
figure wns also extreme high price a week
ago. Extra heavy and rough packing
grades had to move at $6.70 and less.
Today's early Improvement .leaves the
trade steady to only a shade lower than
last Saturday's market. Trend to prices
lately has ben generally weaker, due to
bearish conditions of supplv. demand an!
product levels, but midweek losses were
almost wholly regained yesterday and
today.
Representative sales:
5 4f. !"
5 4i2 I'1.! 7 1 '
6 75 13.492 6.9- i
4.773 11. 4.VS ;
1,044 6.5T0 '
6.420
No. A. 8h. Pr. No. Ar. Sb. Pr
4 ID 4! 231 ... 4 80'
67 307 80 4 ti .1 223 ... 4 SO
64 JU ... 70 ll ; ... 1 m
6ft M ... i "0 71 .. t to)
1 ! ... 70 61 2,4 19 IM
61 2h ... 4 70 78 2.17 .. 4 8'U
il 271 IU 4 72 S (lj Ki (0 ,
7 J14 40 4 7L", (4 2ti ... Rz
46 Sm) ... 6 75 Its 2.14 ... k,
46 . 4 75 79 2I SO t Si
till 274 160 4 75 k VH 40 4 86
43 24S ... 4 76 47 M4 ... 4 t6
44 2:i ... 75 71 Ul ... 4 5
74 173 :0 4 7a 67 2L'l ...
M t5 SO 4 Tt, 7 ;j ... s,i
46 2l ... 6 76 74 ... 4 -,
50 331 ... 4 75 43 213 140 4 M
72 211 ..." 4 75 tl 216 ... 83
64 Sol ... 4 75 M 2S3 ... I n
46 261 ... 6 75 6 f. ... 4 Hi
53 2-.' 160 4 75 72 24K ... 4 hi
47 230 20 4 75 S2 I7 ... 4 6
46 3 80 I 76 64 2J4 ... lb
44 275 ... 4 75 64 2U ... 4 (5
64 217 ... 6 75 69 l( K
44 273 ... 4 do 86 2l ...
47 447 ... 6 HO l 2H0 ... 4 1:14
40 Tt ... 4 l 7 206 ... 47
64 314 40 4 S'l 76 J; . . to
6 2.i ... 4 l tl II t 4 o
61 173 ... 4 M H 214 44 4 He
46 '4 ... 4 W 7 24 ... 4 M
47 M M 4 Ml 74 221 40 4 4
48 2 fttl 6 61 M ... 6 til
64 1 40 4 i -3 243 ... 6 1
46 273 ... 4 44 67 22 40 4 l
70 271 120 4X1 64 340 ... 6 0
0 273 ... 4 rt 2 221 ... 6 6
52 24 40 4 M 74 215 40 4 5
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
All Modern Safety Daviess (Wireless, eto.)
lanuloii I'arlH HamliuiK
PnnylvnlM. Mreh 23, I P. M . Pre. Unooln
Mar, ti 31. Aiurlt-a, April I. IHutther. Auril ft,
Hamburg 4lr4't. Sacond Cabin (Inly.
(alla at Plymouth aji4 (hrtHMirx.
ItlU-l'a.iltun s la Carte BMlauiaut.
AROUND
THE-
WORLD
OK B
TWO CXUinES
Bv thi Siamhtp
"CLITELA8D"
tl7,imo lunii
Tba tint u. Ie,
Duration
1 10 DATS
COST
$65 0
Including-
AIL
necessary
Xs peases
Aboard
ard
Ashore.
New York November
I. 11I Tli and
to It-aie H411 h-ran-l,'w,i
rh '7. 1412.
H a mb v ma
f rr it m x r i c a a
OCEAN
l; HT,.-nJl St
AULAS I1NB
pU'turaqu St. Laarrance Bouta.
Weekly Salllnaa fruta
HONTltlCAL TO LIVKtteiMiU CLjtSOOW
" Ui.NlxiN. HAllie, Kranoe
yortnlgniif front
pHll.AHEl.rHIA r4 k 1STON i OI.ABOnw
evniiJ.4 si-enari. aliorle.l paaaaaa. ki rate.
Apr Rallwa Asaat. of
N A to.. Oenaral Ataala
1.4 Jaeasua Bl4-. IVciaa
PIGS.
1! 106 ... I 00
fil l-.r.i -Noiiiinn ftesli In the wsy o
.sheep ami lamhs arrived this morning and
the maiket teinau.cd vinrlmnnel beta use
of lack ol supiMit.
Daily receipts lor the week plve a total
of riKht atiitind 0 head, a supplv that Is
sllKhtly larger than either last week's run
or receipts this week last year, yishiy
were about the same as usual, bulk con
sisiiiik of ewe, lambs und yearlniKS. I he
piopoiliou of wethers liiis at no time been
larue cnotixh to a I ford anything like a
broad test of values.
The market, as Indicated by tendency to
values, has been very uneven from the
siurt. Monday s trane ruled higher, Tues
day's anil W ednesday s sessions were
slumpy anil late business showed some Im
provement. Mie. (i have been selling more
readily than costflcr lamb offerinKS a a
rule, anil hip closing on a Kenerallv steady
eiNis. At present ewes are uuotahle tin to
$4 Ml. wethers up to $4.65, and yearlings
as liish as $5. 25.
Barring an apparent adance in lambs
yesterday, caused by very monger re
celpis. prices In this branch of the trade
are pretty close to 15c lower for the week.
Yestenlavs sales, however, were easilv
steady, with lamb salon of the previous
Friday, and the general situation remains
unehatiRcrl. Choice animals sold as hiKh
as $ti.20 Monday, which Is the week's top,
hut extreme quotation at present is at or
nenr $6.10. Short lambs have been relatively
scarce, best ones selling at 25.30 on W ednes"
day. Wootatlons on sh,cp and lambs: Good to
choice Inmhi. $.).7.Va6.10; fair to good lnmhs,
$.Y3.Vrin.7ft: handy weight yearlings. $5.00'd)
fi 25; heavy earllnKS. $4 6nri5 00; good to
choice wethers, $4. 35-14. 60; fair to good
wi thers. $! wat.X; good to choice ewes,
$4.2:"'ri4 50; fair to good ewes. $3.90jj4.26,
sheep culls to feeders. $3,004(3.75.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for tattle and heep steady
Mobs lllaher.
CHICAGO. March 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, estimated at 200 head; market
steady; beeves. $5.2tVffti.90; Texas steers.
$4.40r(i5.70; western steers. $4.7(K;5.80; stock
era and feeders. $4.0041686; cows and heif
ers, $2.R,V,".90; calves. $7.tV&.ii0.
HOGS Uece-.pts, estimated Bt 10,000 hend;
market, 6c higher; light. $7.05r7.36; mixed.
$'i 9.V(i7.25; heavy, $6 807.16; rough. I6.8XiJi
690; good to choice havv. $fl.9frh"7.15; pigs,
$6.7iKri7.2fi; bulk of sales, $7.0Va'7.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated, at 2.000 head; market steady; na
tive. j3tiri4Ho; western, $3.164.90; vear
llngs, $l.7Vr,s lambs, native, $5.006.40;
western, $5.2mi3.45j
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 1 1 . CATTLE
Receipts loo head. Market steadv. Native
steers. $5.5niitj.7;,; southern steers, STiiVd)
6.00; southern cows and heifers. $3.2,Va6.27;
native cows and heifers. $3.0iVaC.2ft; stock
ers and feeders, $4.7Mi6.90; bulls, $4 00r86.25;
calves. $4.75ji8.25; western steers, $5 2&ijj.2o;
Western cows, $.t.2&4)6 25.
HOGS Receipts, 2.500 head; market 5c
higher. Bulk of sales, $7.flO'(i7.10; heavy,
$6.9.V7.05; packers and butchers, $7.004j)7.15;
lights, $7.10ijr7.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500
head; market steady. Muttons, $4.0r(ifi.O0;
lambs. $5.4''(it.2,-; fed wethers and yearlings,
$4.40ii6.tt); fed western ewes. 4.0O4f4.75.
St. Louis Live Stork Market.
ST. I,oms. March 11 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 400 head; market steady; native
reer steers. $5.00rn7.OO; cows and hellers,
J4.00frr6.50; stockers and feeders, $3.75'(f5.66;
Texas and Indian steers, $4.50!f 6.50; cows
and heifers. $3.50ffT5.00; calves In carload
lots. $r).oivol.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 8.500 head; market 10fi
20c higher; pigs and lights, $7. 107. 35;
packers. $6.50W7.2B; butchers and best
heavv. $7.O5'?r7.30.
SHEEP AND IxA MBS Receipts, 900 head;
market steadv: native muttons, $3.io84.86;
lambs, $5.75'u6.50.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., March ll.-CATTLE
Receipts, 100 head; market steady; steers,
$&.5O'n.i.50; cows and heifers, t.&tfaii.lS;
calves, $4.00(p8.25.
HOGS Receipts. 8,000 head; market
steady to strong; top, $7.15; bulk ot sales,
$.9'Ku7.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 250
head; market steady; lambs, 35.80iSfi.15.
Stock In Slarht.
Receipts of live stock at ths five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 6,400
St. Joseph loo
Kansas City 100
St. Ixmla... 400
Chicago 200
4.60
8.0H0
6,200
250
500
3O0
2.000
2.500
8.5O0
10,000
Totals.
.6,200 23.600 9,250
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NKW YORK, March 11 FLOUR
Steady; spring patents, $4.90(& (& 6.15;
winter patents, $4. 20B4. 50; winter ex
trait No. 1. $3.i04i 3.35: Kansas straiKhts.
$4.20ru4.3o; winter straights, $3.90 4.00 ;
eprlng clears, $3.90(jj:4.i5; winter extras
No. , $3.10 3.:;5; rye flour, quiet; fair
to itood, $4.20414.30; choice to fancy, $4.40
t4.60; buckwheat flour, nominal.
t'OllNM EAL Steadv: fine w hite and
yellow, $1.15fa'l.:,0; coarse, $1.10i& 1.16;
kiln dried, $2.Sil.
vllfc.AT Spot market, steady; No 2
red, 94c elevator and 95c f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.09 f. o. b. afloat:
futures market declined earlv on the
cables, reports of rains In the northweHt
and predictions of large world's export,
bttk rallied on covering owing to reports
of Insect damage and expected decrease In
tne viKihie supply, but again declined
under realizing and closed net unchanged
to c higher. May closed, 96',4c; July
closed 95 He.
CORN Spot market, firm: new No. 2,
63'-4c, f. o. b. afloat; futures market was
without transactions, closing at 4c net
advance; May closed, 57c.
OATS Spot market,' Irm; standard
white, 86c; No. 2, fftfc; No. 3, 354c; No.
4, 35c: futures market was without
transactions, closing nominal.
HAY Quiet; prime, $1.05; No. 1, $1.00;
No. 2, 90c; No. 8, 76 85c.
HIOKS Steady; Central America, 20'4c;
Bogota, 21 V tf 22 Vic.
LKATI1EK Finn; hemlock firsts, 23H
5 25Vc; seconds, 21H423cf thirds, 194i
JOc; rejects, mlie.
PROVISIONS Pork. steadv: mess.
$23.00, nominal: family, $:'2.U0& L3.00;
short clear, $ 1 8.50ft 20.00; beef, steady;
mean, $14. 00& 14.50; family, $ I ti.ilO ra 1 8.50 ;
beef hams, $27. OOji 29.00; cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs, 1 1 Vt
& 13c; pickled hams, 12c; lard, steadv;
middle west prime, $9 269.35; refined,
steady; continent, $9.6; South America,
$10 60; compound, $7.2H7.75.
TALLOW lull; prime city hogsheads,
6c; country, 6'4jCi7c.
BUTTKR Steady; creanvery specials,
274c; extrs, 25426c; firsts. 20 22c;
seconds, I7&19c; thirds, 15WlSc; cream
ery, held, specials, 204 6 21 tic; extras,
19ft20c; firsts. 17H J IsVic; seconds,
16M.i17c; thirds, 15tflc: state dairy
finest, 24c: good to prime, 2023c; common to
fair, 15&19C; process to specials, 184ffl9c;
extras. Isc; firsts, lb'ValTc; seconds, lijltic;
Imitation creamery, firsts, 17QlSc; factory,
current make, firsts. ltV3Kitc; seconds, lf.o
ECU 13 Irregular; fresh gathered, selected,
extras. mi20c; fresh gathered, firsts. 17St
tiixc; fresh gathered, seconds. lSSnc;
gathered, dirties. No. 1, lbc. fresh gatli
ered, diilies. No. 2, 15c; i cf i igei ator, firsts,
15c; refrigerator, seconds, ltiaWVic; western
gathered, whites. Ij22e.
CIIKKSK Steady ; state, whole milk, sum
mer and fall make, colored, choice. 12Q
1.1c; state, vihole milk summer and tail
nuike. white, choice. 12Vjc.
POI'LTKY Alive, steady; western chick,
ens. lldl.H-; fowls, 1V(1V; turkeys.. l&dlS.:.
liressed. dull; western chickens, 14c; fowls,
134'U lti'ii'-; turkeys. 15lt22o.
St. I.ool lieafral Market.
ST. IAH'IS. March 11. WH KAT Futures
higher; May. 91c; July. S.v(1v',c. Cash
fi.ni; track. No. 2 red, 95c; No. 2 haid, &bc
'u$l (io
ttillN Steady; May. 4nc; July, 4!)'c.
Cash, steadv; tiack, No. 1, l,c; No. 2 white,
4;'i47'c.
o.VTS-FIrm: May, W,c; July, Vtc. Cash,
firm; track. No. 2, 30' xc No. 2 white, 31b
31 V-
It Y K -Nominal, at K,c. ,
FLOI'lt Steady ; red winter patents. $4 W
(i 4 fc.".; extra fancy and stiaigbtH, $:i.70cii 4 10;
hard winter clears. $.(On140
s KKI i -Tlniothv. $., .txxiU 50.
Colt N M KA1-$J 30.
BRAN Sti ady; cacked. east track, $105
'ol (i
i 1 t Y- 'e.l ; titnothy. $n.ut().5t; pisl
rlc. il iV,ii;, ml.
Pitt ISI' .N I 'oik. unchangerl ; johhlng.
tln'. I M rti I A,(-tia lllreil : Itrltne Mleum
$ 02l(rjtM, H 1 'i ,alt meats, unchanged ;
rsixen, extia soorie. :i.:ai. clear ruts, do.
short ch ar, p it1,. Baron, unchanged ,
tioxeil. extra slioris. Slo 75, clear ribs,
jio;:,. short cleats. $io :'.;.
Ail LTH V-U ak; elinkens. ll'jc; spring,
15c: turkeva, l iiiltc; du ks. 14c; geeso, 8c.
Bl-TTr:i: -si.adv;
r i it iH-Steady . al
!! . all
Its-.
Receipt". Slilpmenis
6 o 7 ion
'.") 26.(1
4'( (1 ' 8 (
i).) 14 OU0
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, I'll .
Com. bu
0U. bu
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculative Activity Restricted by
Anticipation of Further Events.
AUTI-TRUST DECISIONS AWAITED
Infflnetire ef Kxtra Heeelon Mollified
by Reported Itlspneltlon to l imit
Activities of t omrrii Short
of tirnerel Hevlalon.
NEW YORK. March li The sluggish
ness of the securities maiket last week In
lace of happenings with an Important
besting on affairs testified to the previous
anticipatory moves which had been timde
In speculation. Other events, still awaited,
obviously have their part also In restrict
ing speculative activity. Most Influential
of these, In the stock market estimation,
Is the supreme court decisions In the anti
trust cases. The Immediate effect of these
decisions Is, of course, problematical, but
it Is hoped that when they are handed
down the financial market will be made
responsive to other factors which are now
held In restraint by the desire to see that
question cleared tip.
The proportioii suddenly assumed by the
Mexican problem tended to reduce specu
lative activity, although the authoritative
explanation of the governments military
movements had a reassurrtng effect. The
reported disposition to limit the activities
of the extra session of congress short of
sn attempt at general tariff revision had
Its part In modifying the Influence of the
subject.
Further evidence of backward trade ac
tivity and of diminished railroad earnings
had a part In halting speculation. The
I nlted States Steel corporations monthly
report of unfilled orders, however, showed
that the steady Improvement which has
been In progress In the steel trade of late
had not been Interrupted and the Increased
total of unfinished business at ths first
of the month made the showing a satis
factory one. But there were few indica
tions of a material Improvement elsewhere.
The effect of last year's trade reaction, as
shown In the annual reports of a number of
large corporations, was emphasised by re
duction of the Now York Central dividend
rate. The official explanation that the
lallroad rate decision was responsible for
the action did not alter the conviction that
decreased earnings called for the step.
New York banking credits In Iondon are
asserted to bo on a large scale and are
kept available for employment should any
change occur In favor of profit In the In
tereat rate In New York. The Index num
ber of commodity prices continue to rise
In Ixmdon and to fall In this country, with
the effect of sustaining the export move
ment from this country and of maintaining
the volume of mercantile credits of the
country's foreign commerce.
The government s report of farm re
serves made a brilliant showing of sup
plies remaining to supplement the coming
crops as feeders of railroad traffic. Feb
ruary's Increase In Iron production seems
to turn the tide In that basic Industry,
following the earlier revival In steel orders.
tearing- House Han It Statement.
NEW YORK, March 11. The statement
of clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold $.14.fi29,375 more than
the requirements of the 25 per cent re
serve rule. This Is a decrease of $3,835,625
in the proportionate cash reserve as com
pared with last week.
Dally Average PecreasP.
Ixians $l,3.14.44fi.8nO (i.44;.!tOO
Specie 30S.."21,700 1.0x4,700
Legal tenders 71.M2.7O0 t.941.700
Deposits 1,374. 140,1) M,!)
Circulation 4ti.iio5.IOfl C7H)
Reserve 378.1M.4H0 S.02.S.4'M
Reserve required 813.5:15.924 w).2-4
Surplus 34.629.375 S.K36.II25
IT. S. deposits Inc.. 1,602.500 28.701
Actual Condition Decrease.
Loans $1,345,278,000 10.729.300
Specie 304,015.400 8.842.800
lgal tender 72.474.300 6Mi.4O0
Deposits 1,382.708.700 "8.019.810
Circulation 46,647.500 100.100
Reserve 876.519.700 8.999.200
Reserve required 845.677.175 .OfM.UbO
Surplus 30.842.525 6.004.150
IT. 8. deposits Inc.. 1.691,600 38,900
Increase.
Summary of state bank and trust com
panies In Greater New York not reporting
to the New York clearing house:
Lieerease,
loans
Specie
Legal tender .
Total deposits
Increase.
.$1,108,108,700
$5,182,500
. -115.083,9(10
.. 21.029.S0O
. 1,205,806,300
1.130.900
266.900
293,400
London Stock Market.
LONDON, March 11. On the stock ex
change here today American securities
opened about unchanged from yesterday's
New York closing. Later a few covering
orders were executed and prices hardened.
The closing was quiet, a fraction below the
best.
Conaola. money 81 Lnulavill A N 114
do account SHI M . K. & T S4
Anal. Copper B4H N. . Centra! 1"
Anaconda 7 x Norfolk A W 1"
Atchlaon 10H do pfd 2
do pfd 1(W Ontario & W 4im
Raltlllior A Ohio ltk)V Pennsylvania '
Canadian Pacific.
2ll Hand Mines "
M', Heading TOH
22 Southern Ry
124 do ptd
Chesapeake A O....
l-hicaao O. W
Oh!., Mil. A Bt. P.,
ll fleers
Denver It Rio O.
do pfd
Erie ...1
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central...
... 1SS southern Paolflc IU1
... 12 Union Pacific 177',
... TS do ptd Wl
... Aeta V. 8. steel ,S
... do pfd 1214
... Ik Wabash 1
... 244a do p!4 l"4
...13.1 Epaolsh 4a 90
SILVKR Bar. steady at 24 6-16d per oi.
MONEY-24t3 per cent.
The rato of discount in the open market
for short blls is 2Vo2 per cent; for three
months' bills, 244(2 9-16 per cent.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Brlnker
& 1:0., 449 New Omaha National bank
building. Bid. Asked
Beatrice Creamery Co. pfd
City of Boston 4a
Cleveland Hallway 4s, l'-i
Fslrrnont Creamery 1st g. 4 per oent.
Uernmn Fire Ina. Block
Iowa Portland Clement 1st nitg. 4a....
Kansas City K. A U 5s. 1H13
Ksnaas City K. & L. pfd
K. C, M at O, bonus 4a. 11
Omaha Country Club 4a.. 1H-1
Omaha Water 6a. 1S46
Omaha. Water Co. lal pfd ,
Omalia A C. B. St. Hy . 1-'S ,
Omaha 4t C H. HI. Hy ptd, 5 p. c...
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ky. cm
Omaha K. 1. A P. fx. 1933
PaWflc T. & T. 5a, 1KJ3
Sheridan Coal Co
Sluux City Tel. 4a
Trl-llale I,and Co. pfd and bonus
Tri-Clty Ht- I. 5"
I nlon Stock Yarda stock
7i, 89 14
1IX.1, I',!,
uu1-! inn
941, 100
75
47 !IX
y; s(
711 71
D
4')
1)7 47H,
K-i k: s
1,7 1 4i
; V.K
7t 47',
71, .
.-
47 S4
a
lloston ( loalna stocks.
BOSTON, March 11. Closing quotation
on Mocks were as loilons:
A Hones li Mohawk tt
Amal. (V.pper
A 1. L. S
Arlioiia com
Atlantic
B at C C AS M
Hntte c'oslltliin ....
( al. Aiisona
al 4t llerla
e.iVs e(tla con 1&'
'.IS Nlplssliis Mines I')1,
I1 North hutle ....
4 North Lake
1I' "old Oomllllon .
17' IHceula
67' Parroll 8. A C.
K'2 Uulnry
'4
'
. S9
.110
. II
. (.7
. Hi
. 34',
. 4
. I:,
. 42
. :,.
47'
. 131,
. 44
. 7
.114
Ontenntal
1-W Hliamion
Copper llanxe C. C 4r, Superior
Kant Hutle (.'. M.
l-"s Superior A B. M . .
l-ranlilln
(Ilroui Con
1 Iranhv Con . . . ,
i;i-eeue I'aninsa ..
Isle Hoyale Copper
Kerr lke
Ike Copper
l.m Salle Copper...
Misml (Vit'lr ....
Asked. "Bid
. . Superior a P. C...
. . :.' "Tinurl' k
V. 8 s. 11. a M.
. . do pfd
.. I24 ftah (Vin
4 7-14 I isti Copper Co. ..
.. 3S winisia
. . 41, Wolverine
.. IH,
Bank 4'learlnaa.
OMAHA. March 11. Bank clearings for
today were $2,974 46 and for the correspond
ing date last year $:i.367.043.S9.
Bank clearings for the week ending today
were $IH.Hi4.1(4.1M anil for the corresponding
week last year $21.452.916 23. ('ally clearings:
1910. hill.
Monday '. 4.J6J.S2S. 44 f 8.9n.:.2K.92
Tuesday J. 35s. 490. 05 2 7I.3,7 93
Wednesday 3.:ri.225 8.nffl,790.71
Thursday 3.72T. !M 75 2 94-.. 044 69
FYidav .' 3.247.791. IS 5.911.8.6.37
Saturday 3,W, 04.i.s9 2,974.497.46
Totals
.$21.452.9I 2:1 $1,664,104 16
Mlalntf klneki.
NEW YORK, March 11 Closing quota
lion on mining Mocks acre:
I. 'A Mills Clef I
Al
Com. luiine
I so k
e, builds ..
Con. I al A Va
Horn silier ..
ln-ii Silver
e,e4,lll Coo
iffered.
. It
.!
. k
,1M
. ill
Onlarl'i
liphlr
simidari ...
Velio Jarket
...I
..IU5
.. I'm
I of fee Market.
NKW YORK. Maich 11. Cf iFKKHi-Fu-tur.s
closed siiadv. net 3 points louer ti
2 points higiiei. Sales, 21.7'.si hags. March
April atid May. 10 ic, .lone arid July, nctv,
Augul-t. 1(1 24; Sept ellibei , III 14c; llrtoher
,9!i:k-, November. 9'.")c; I lociwnher. Jarioar
i and February, 9 S2c. Spot coffee, quiet
i liio No. 7. 1:'rtl2Sc; No 4 Suntos, li'4c:
mild, dull; Cuido4V. LS al-',c.
, IIIC4.0 4.11 4 l AMI PR
Prices on Board of Trade.
CIllCAOtl. March 1 1 Nervousness re
gardlng possible alarming discoveries h
crop experts, who had been hurried out
from here to Investigate rumors of !!
slntt fly In Illinois and Indiana wheat
fleids. turned prices suddenly upward to
day. Closing figures were firm at a net
sdtsnce of .c to i,p. Com finished 'c to
vi'hc higher than last night, oars un
changed to tc off and provisions down
IV to 2Vii2?vc.
Althoiinh Hessian flv developments were
nn worse than the day previous and there
was a general disposition to believe that
damage tales were so early In the season
as to be unreliable, shorts were ttnessv.
snd finally ran to cover rather than
stand out over Sunday. Definite state
ments from Chicago crop experts were ex
pected to have considerable effect In the
trailing Monday morning. The fright took
hold In earnest, tne market had been
weak because of large world's shipments,
especially on acount of heavv forwsrd
Ings from Russia. In addition rain fell
throughout southern Minnesota and more
was predicted tonight for the tipper Mis
sissippi valley. The close was almost the
top point of the session. Mat- ranged from
90-V- to 9mfi9H,c, with last sales f,c up
at 91's(
Local bull houses bought with consid
erable vigor In the corn pit. Mar flurrii
sted between 49c and 50t,c. closing firm
at (Afi.VlVuri. a net gain of Mifrtnc. Cash
corn was steady; No. 2 yellow, finished at
47V"S ,.
Commission houses were good sellers of
small lots of oats. Mav touched as high
and low limits Slo and SOHfiUl. with ths
close tne off at SISe.
There was no special demand for hog
products. Accordingly the market drasged
lower and In the end wss 15c- to 2Af?r3H,
under last night for pork: 84j5o to So
down for lard, and fie to 5.JT7Vo for ribs.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by ths ttp.
dike drain company. Telephone Douglas
1473. 708 Brandels building. Omaha:
Articles ! Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close Tea'y.
Wheat
Ma v..
July..
Sept..
C( rn
May..
Jttlv..
Kept..
July..
Sept.
rork
May..
July..
Lard
Mav..
July..
Sept..
Rll's-
May..
July..
Sept..
I t
.90Hff'V914j'(?V
!
0S
89 tj
I
I
9m
P4,
V4
88
49
50S
90
90
89H
I
i i
I 49-VI
49V 50
oijoiVtrvDii&-;5iHifi"
61VJf4
Sit.
81 4
SO',
17 65
16 724
9 174
9 10
9 10
i.U 0 l
3HVtf3l
30-Vll'.
SI1
80
81
807
8(
I
17 62V4I
17 70
17 M I 17 60
16 6241 16 524!
16 70
16 76
I
22V4,
9 124
I
30
121,
12,,
I
9 1241
9 074)
' I
9 4741
9 0741
9 06 I
"41
0741
07
I
8 4741
"74
806
9 124
52V,
8741
9 16 I
1241
9 524
9 10
9 10
9 10
124
Cash quotations' were as follows:,
FLOP R Steady; winter patents. $J.9(Vfi
4; straights. $.194.40; spring straights.
$3.9i"fi4.10; bakers. $3,000)4.10.
RYE No. 2. R7c.
BAULKY Feed or mixing. 60Jj75c; fair
to choice malting, 9099c.
SHED Flax. No. 1 southwestern, $2 55
No. 1 northwestern, $2.68. Timothy, $11.25.
Clover, $14.75.
PROVISIONS-Mess portt, per bbl., $18 25
18.50. Lard, per ion Ihs., $9,024. Short ribs.
Bides (loose), $8.7."fl'9 .50.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to l.'.l.OiiO bu. Primary receipts were
400,000 bu.. compared with 646,000 bu, the
corresponning day a year ago.
IlLTTWH- Steady; creameries, 1 613260
aaines, m'.io.
Omaha wholesale: pricks;
BUTTER-Creamery. No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, tic; No. J,
In 30-1 h. tubs. 25c; No. 8. In 1-lb. cartons.
25c; packing stock, solid pack, 14c; dairy, la
6-lb. tubs, 16417o. Market changes every
Tuesday
CHKKSE-Twlns, 1545flc; Toung Ameri
cas, 184c; daisies. 164(rl7c; triplets, 154
loc; Umberger, 19c: No. 1 brick, 164c: Im
ported Swiss, 82c; domestic Swiss, 22c; blue
Swiss, 19c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under t lbs
$5 per do.; hens. 15c; cocks. 11c; ducks'
18c; geese, 15c; turkeys, 2oo; pigeons, per
dot, $1.20; homer squabs, per dos, $4 Oo
fancy suuabs, per dos., $3.50; No. J, per
do., $3.00. Alive, broilers, 16o; smooth legs
10c; hens, 114c; stags. 13c; old roosters, 7c :
old ducks, full feathered, 12c; geese, full
feathered, 9c; turkeys, 17o; guinea fowls.
25c each; pigeons, per dos., 0c; homen
per do.. i Ou; squabs, No. J, per dos.. $i.60;
No. 2, per do., 60c; capons, over lb.. I4cj
old turkeys, 17c.
FISH (all froxenl Pickerel, 7c; whits, lie
pike 9c; trout, 11c; large crapples. LiAr
Spanish macksrel, 19o; eel. lc haddock!
Wc- flounders, 12c; green catfish. 241c; roa
shad, $1 ach; fhads roe, per pair. 66o; frog
legs, per " 60c; lrnon halibut. 10c"
h nFFF CUTS-No. 1 ribs, 15c; No. 2 rib
1-Hc: No. 8 ribs, 9"Ac; No. 1 loin. 164e; No'
j 13c; No. 8. WW. c.u- onucK. 74c; No. t.
o. 1 round, 9Vc; No. 2 Se
ptals, 6vc; No. 2, 6c;' No!
n-. No I. blue,
No 3. 84c; No- 1
8, B4C
FRUITS Apple, coiomau extra lancy r.
Twig, per full bu. box. $2 50; Washington
extra fancv Winesap, 96-112 sizes, per bu..i
$2.75; 150-175 sizes, per box, $2.50; Washing
ton Mo. Pippins, 44 tier, per box. 12 25;
Washington Red-cheek Pippins, 54-64-90-112
sizes, per box. $2.50; Washington Ganos. per
box. $2.26; Ben Davis, per boxr .$2.10.
Bananas, fancy select, per bunch. $2.25'j,
2 50; Jumbo. bunch, $2.75413.75. Dates.
Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes,
per box, $2.00: bulk In 70-lb. boxes, per lb..
64c Figs, new California. 50 -ox. Pkgs..
$2.00; Turkish. 7-crown, per lb., 16c; 5
crown, per lb.. 14c; 4-crown. per lb., 13c.
Orapel fruit. Florida, 46-54-64-90 sizes, per
box, $4.00. Lemons, Llmonelra brand, ex
tra fancy, 800-StiO sixes, per box. 14.25;
fancy. 300-360 sines, per box, $4.75; 2M size,
50c. per box less. Oranges, Camella Red
lands navels, 90-96 sizes, per box, $2.90; VJ6
size, per box, $2.90; 150 size, per box, $2 90;
176 and smaller sizes. $3.00: choice navels.
90-9K-126 sizes. $2 75; 150 and smaller sizes,
$2 75. Pears. California Winter Nellls, per
box $2.75. Strawberries, Louisiana, per 21
pint case. $3.00.
VF.t 1 KT A BLF.H Beans, string and wax.
per hamper. $.l.;iKi4.50. Beets, per bu.. 75c
Cabbage, Wisconsin, per lb.. 14c Carrots,
per bu.. 75c. Celery, California Jiim,. per
doz. bunches. h5c. Incumbers, hot liouse.
I'a and 2 do, in box. per doz.. -' 25. i:gg
plant, fancy Florida, per doz., $'.' A Catilc.
extra fancv. white, ner lb., 15c. Lettuce,
extra fancy leaf, per do.. 46c. Onions, Iowa,
red and vellow. per lb., 2'4c; Indiana white,
per lie. 3c: Spanish, per crate. i..'K. union
sets white, per bu., 32 lbs., $1.75; yellow,
per bu.. 32 lbs., $1 50; red, per bu.. TZ lbs..
$1.50. Parsley, fancy southern, per doz.
bunches. &miWe. Parsnips, per bu., 75c. Po
tatoes, Karlv Ohio seed. In sacks, per bu..
$1.00; Genuine Red River K. Ohio seed .
per bu.. $1.25; Iowa and Wisconsin, white
stock per bu.. 75xOc; Colorado, per bu .
90c. Riitabagos, per lb.. ll4C Sweet pon
tiles Kansas, per bhl., $a.O0. Tomatoes.
Florida, per 6-basket crate. $3,Vri4 0i.
Turnips, per bu . 75c.
MIS( 'F.LI.ANFOl'S-Almonds California
soft shell, per lb., ISc; In sack lots. 1c Kss
Brazil nuts, per lb.. 13c: in sack lots 1 r
less Coacoanuts, per sack. $,.50; per doz-.
Mtc.
less,
per
raw.
16c;
per
sack
Filberts, per lh.. 14c; in sacs ioi
lllckorvniits. late, per lb.. 6c: small,
lb uc. Peanuts, roasted, per lb., Sc;
per lb.. '(. Pecans, large, per lb .
In sack lots. 1c less. Walnuts, black,
lh 2'c: California, per lb.. 19c; in
ti.ia 1c ess. 1 Kiel-. .-New tors, m'im .
1,1,1 , $6 75. Honey, new. 24 frames, $17'.
per
Dry fiouda Market.
NKW YORK. March 12 DRY tWiODS -There
was little change In the character
of the demand for cotton goods last week,
buyers still pursuing a very conservatl e
poilry of future commitments ami pro
ducers Inclining lo a policy of dramatic
cm tallmenl. Prices continue easv nnili r
the Influence of the selling of small spot
lots.
Of the 12.0(10 places of print cloth srn
goods sold at Fall River. oO.O") were for
spot shipment, the bslance futures, and
curtailment of production at that center
readied 75.000 pieces. There was a re
duction of '4e a yard in one line of staple
print, but other printers made no change.
There have been several small changes
in prices in good, due to conditions Bin -rounding
Indlv lijusl trades
The .lubbers have been able to hold
prices fairlv steady, but they have been
forced to sell goods III small lots, thus
Increaslna: I lie dose of business and com
pelling mills to await nearer approach of
the fall season before getting orders oa
which tl'ev can work. The volume of busi
ness liaSHlllg on -ewnii in.,., -. .......
cales and ginghams for
immediate shit
mcnt Is relatively
better than the trading
on domes! ics.
or in colored
In while or brown cotcn.
cottons-
It Is the
belief of merchants that the
iwest prices or I tie year in couon goons
will be seen In the next few wmks as
ili.-v ate unable to see that cotton can be
much lower, so that mills may brnefi
from It before a new crop Is ,-rowi.
Omaha Hag Market.
OMAHA. March 11. HAY No. I, $10 iv
No 2. $9u0. packing. $S (t: alfalfa, $1200.
straw, wheat, $5 50, rye, 50, oais, $7 ..
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