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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1913)
THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, MAKClt 10, 1!)13. J11 sal-k oh kxchancji' n. h. MOTORCYCLE WANTED I have a party wishing to trade for a Rood motor cycle of latn model. Q H. Dunhlll. 236 Ttrandels' Theater Bldg., Omaha. Tel. Douglas 11)80. THE ONLY WAY To beat the money trust Is to list your roperty for exchange with the Patmor and Co., 1106 W. O. W. Bid., who oun match them. 160 ACRES of good hay land, clear of Incumbrance lrr Holt county, Neb., to trade on quarter or halt section of east rn Nebraska land, Merrick county pre ferred. J". R. Colling, 1023 Omaha National bank Bldg., Omahat Neb. Will Exchange One of tha finest furnished, best paying, centrally located apartment houses In Minneapolis for clear Improved or un improved fanning, grazing, dalrjing or cut-over land! this property Is located light lii tha heart of Minneapolis, 165 foet sauaro; considered on of the best pieces ,of property In Minneapolis. ln rrMMlnir In value dnllvl edultv $92,000. yearly Income $24,000. WE CAN SBLL Oil EXCHANGE. YOUR PROPERTY fO MATTER WHERE LOCATED WRITE M. Morris, V. O. Box 643. Jefferson, la. WiVIi ESTATE I'AllM t RANCH. LANDS FOR SAL1I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Colorado, CHBAP tjind exnuntlon to Flaaifr. Colo., every Tuesday and Friday till March 15. Round trip, Including meals, bertn, hotel and auto trip. From Fair bury, 110: Lincoln, $11. and Omaha, MS. See F. W. Buck, Rome hotel. Omaha. Mondays and Tuesday mornings. Lin coln hotel. Lincoln, Thursdays after 3 p. m. and Friday mornings. aillllK'KOtll, THERE'S a bettor place to live than where you live now better soil, bigger crops, better innrket, more money. That's Minnesota. Our land is cheap now; win double In value In three years. Close to Twin Cities and Duluth market low freight rates. Soil rich. No crop failures. Send postal for full Information. B1Q STONE LAND COMPANY. 620 S. 10th St. Omaha, Neb. Mlaalaatppl. EASY PAYMENTS Just save tiO a month. Ten-acro garden and fruit farms, on the mnln line of the Illinois Central railroad; producing capacity avr $3,000 yearly. Terma. $20 down and $10 montnly; no Interest, no taxes until paid tor. No Irrigation necessary; pure shallow arie- slnn 'Rtpr; hlch nrlced winter cnjlis: Ideal climate for health. Write for free maps and booklets. Agents wanted. The Vogel Realty Asency. 10O7 W, o. w Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska. LANDS, loans and exchanges. J. A Olson. 601 City NaVK Bk. Bldg., Omaha. UEAXi ESTATE ABSTRACTS Ul' T1TI.H. REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract ot Dm In Nebraska, 308 Rrandels Theater. SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES CAREY LAND onen to entry at Valler. Mont. Fit teen annual payments. Sectlo- famous for grain, grasses, veKeiiles; well adapted dlversllpd farming. For particu lars write, Valler Farm Sales Co., Box Valler. Mont. CITY PROPERTY FOB SAL13. For Sale Business Block on Farnam St. o Tho three-story building at 1318 Far ram St. A splendid Income property. Entirely unencumbered. The best buy In Omaha. For detailed Information and pries address Charles T. Knapp, Lincoln, Nob. Nebraska. This Is a Bargain 80 acres of choice farm land within two and one-half miles of first class town of 40,000 population, located In Eastern Nebraska, This land Is gently rolling and can all bo farmed. CO acres now under cultivation. It Is to be sold at once and con be purchased for 1130 per acre. VINCENT D. DERMODY Tel. Doug. 786. 446 Bee Bldg. Virginia. FOR SALE In Virginia, directly on salt water, manv farms and building sites; Inland farms, poultry farms, timber lands; beautiful country; coating anu fishing. Correspondence solicited. John R. Landon, Cobb creek, va. $2500 Cash Balance on terms to suit, buys this fine new home near 33d and Martha Sts., east front; 6 beautiful largo rooms and re ception hall, finished In selected oak, downstairs,, and thoroughly modern In even' way. Must be seen to be appreci ated. Owner leaving city and anxious to sell. Price $S,ouo. P. J. TEBBENS. Sole Agent. 760 Omaha Nat. Bank. Phone D. 21S2, Great Bargain 120x132 ft., choice corner lot In Dundee, $1,250 If sold at once. Address L 756, caro Bee. ARE you going to build. Havo Stolten berg do It 436 Board of Trade Bldg. BARGAIN IN LOTS Five of tho finest lots In the north aide, located at southwest corner 20th nnd Locust, paved street, shade, good neighborhood. MUST BE SOLD IN 30 DAYS. McEACHRON REALTY CO. 1924 Lake. Web. 1651, 1150 CASH AS FIRST PAYMENT. 2222 Grand Av6., gdod T-room cottage, modern except heat, south front lot, all fenced; paved St. A big bargain for aomu one. Exchange considered. Uoug. 1G53, 106 McCague Bldg. . FIELD CLUB LOT 36th St., close to Wpolworth Ave. Very V..n niilnb col a ED JOHNSTON, Phone Red 4727. 540 Bee Bldg, Building Lot South front on Francis St., Just west of 83rd Ave., for $2,000. Thla Is an ideal building site adjoining Hanscom Park. BOSTWICK, SOLE AGENT. 218 South 17th Street. Buy Direct I Must Soli At Onco I will sell mv new-slxroom bungalow nil modern, built ten months ago, for $.1,000; liberal terms; located" at 2S01 Ham llton St. For further Information call on me my home at above addresa. Montana. I Hands of Longs Seen Back of the Wheat Trading. UNDERCURRENT ON CORN nulls Prlarhten the Hear Into Ilrnl- Insr Cnntlntialy with the Yellow Cerent nn the Short Line. LIVE HTOCK MATimT OF WEST Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign, menu receive prompt and careful atteD tlon. LItc Stock Commission jsiercnama. BYERS BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable. CLIFTON Com. Co., 121 tCxchanga Uld. MaRTiN BHOS. k Co.. texenanget iMtig. The Persistent and Judicious Use of Newsnaner Advertising Is the Road to Business Success. LEGAL NOTICES. NEW YORK, January 24, 1913. ELECTION NOTICE. THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Notice Is hereby given that the annual nontinir of the stockholders or the ills sourl Pacific Railway Company will be hM at the general office of tho company. In the City of St. Louis, Missouri, on Tues day, March ll, iia, ai ociock a. m., ior the election of thirteen directors for the onnulne vear. and for the transaction of any other business that may come befora rala mealing, me mmum uiccum, ui mo director will DO lieiu ui ttto aunt? ullivo on the same day at 12 o'clock noon. The transfer books will be closed on Monday, a ODruary a, iio. m. o ciuuk p. m., and will be reopened on Wednes tinrrh 12. 1913. at 10 o'clock n. m. THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMI'AWl, By B. F. BUSH. Preildent. A. H. CALEF. Secretary. F28dl2t OMAHA, March 8, 191$. While the selling om Stay wheat was executed In Tather a cautious manner yesterday nnd considerable of It was thrown Into the pit through others than the regular brokers lifting for the bull combination, the hand of longs was Plainly visible. It Is an easy matter to discover the workings of big people In wheat on tho bull side, ns any change made in their brokcrn may bo traced through bull nows, which Is sent broad cast as rapidly us It la collected. For aome time pant a certain concern In tho trade has fathered a great deal Of bull news received In Chicago, but during the last few days this has beep changed nnd another big concern Is now sending out most of the telling' Items that are likely to favor the. bulls or longs. A report was received In Chicago from New York yes terday that vessel room was engaged at the gulf for twenty-one loads of wheat which Is to bo exported during this month. The best authorities In tho trado nd vanced tho opinion last night that the business wns more than likely several weeks, and possibly several months old. Tho cash trade, here, generally speaking, waa slow: only 10.000 bushels of hard wheat was worked for export via the guir yesterday. There was a great deal of news of a bearish character thrown under the spotlight In sueculatlve wheat rlrrles vntrHnv. Rtrwlra n t MlnnnnnnllH and Duluth showed Increases of 85.000 onus. and 603,000 bushels, respectively, for the O-w week, nnd In nddltlon to thlB as a bear ish factor, were the liberal receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth as well as at primary markets. The large Holders or wheat In both Minneapolis and Duluth are anxious to place some of their grain, which Is now being carried and they aro willing to meet the vlewa of buyers at cmcugo. There were rumors or goomy amounts of cash wheat having been pur, chnsnit In thn tinrthwpHtoni markets yes. terdnv. The first nurchaso o: tho 1313 crnn nf nnw wheat wnfl made yesterday. De ne io.ow ous ne is. xnis wncai is io do delivered In Chicago on or before July 25 at 90Hc on track. Cash wheat waa un cnnm-prl tn r msner. Corn nnsHpssed n. strong undercurrent yesterday, but the gain for the day was tnnll rtn ativ TV on If KDCltH BUODOrt WUS forthcoming from. the CWoago bull crowd and this alone was onough to frighten the bears Into acting with caution inuie matter of cutting out short lines. Cash pnrn wn Hold In a liberal way to in dustries and bids from tho seaboard wero holnw n. working basis or exiion. inme won n lnrk nf llauldatlon by long hold ers. while, on the other hand, buying Was mainly or a proiessioniu cimnu-ui, Pah mm vim iinclmnepd. Shorts were tho best buyers In the oats market yesterday and the offerings at no time were large. . Cash oats were unchanged. Clearances: Wheat and flour, 249,000 bu corn, 272,000 bu.;. oats, l.ww pu. Liverpool close: Wheat, Itffttd higher, corn, unchanged to Hd lower. Primary wheat receipts were (C9,O00 bu, and shipments 408,000 bu ugalnst re ceipts of 417.000 bu. and shipments of "32.000 bu. last year. . Primary corn receipts wero 892,000 bu. and shipments 647,000 bu., against rece.lpta of 745,090 bu, and shipments ot 615,000 uu. last year. . Primary oats receipts were 536,000 bu. and shipments 613,000 bu against receipts of S54.000 bu. and shipments of 543,000 uu. last year. Tho following cash sales were reported today: WHEAT iVO. s nam winici. No. 3 hard winter, i enr, mt4c; i i car, .t4vMttc. Rye No. 2. Slt!c Barley 4S70c Timothy 2.50J V. Clover m.OOItlSBO. Pork I30.65. Lard. J10.724. Ribs J10.JMM1.. BI TTER Steady; creameries, SflVs. EOGS Weak, receipts. ).0.fif oases: at mark, cases Included, 13HHU4e; ordi nary firsts. 18fl7c; firsts, 17'ic. POTATOES Steady; receipts. 37 cars. Michigan. 44fic: Minnesota. 434&c; Wis consin, 40f4Sc. POl'LTRY Steady; turkeys, drwseil. 31c; chickens, alive. 16c; springs, alive. 17c. NEW YORK GENHltAli MARKET Unolntlona of the Hit)' on Vnrloua 4'oniniortttlen. NEW YORK, March S.-FLOITR-Mor- ket quiet; spring patents, J4.5W4.00; win ter straights. J4.464N.65; spring clears, I4.15OC.30; extra No. 1 winter. 3.NWr4.10: extra No. 2 winter. l3.7Wf3.S0. Rye flour, fair to good, W.5OH3.R0; choice to fany. l3.90fT4.00. Buckwheat Tour. 2.26I.S5. CORNMEAL Fine white and yellow. I1.30S1.35. coarse. tl.2Mfl.30: kiln dried, ktb-liasy; No 2 western, wc. c. i. i., Buffalo BARLEY Feeding. Kic. C. I. I. -w York; malting, 55ifCSo, c 1. f. Buffalo. WHEAT Snot mnrket stenilv: ?0. red. Jl.ftt. elevator, and Sl.U. f- o. afloat nominal; No. I northern Duluth, V3c, f. o. b. afloat. Futures market easy, under ltqutdutlon. the govern ment report nnd on evidence of pres sure of spring wheat offerings from the northwest, cloning lc net lower. May, 87 n-lri'J7Kc; closed 97c; July closed 97o; September closed 9Cc; bonded wheat, May and July. Mc. corn spot mnrkct easy; export, oiw: f. o. b. afloat. OATS-finot market steady; standard white, 3$Hc; No. 4, 374c; No. 2 natural white. 37jsc; white clipped, 3Sfl40V4e. FEED Western spring brnn. 22.w; standard mtddllng. 100-pound sacks, 122.50: city, $23 00. HAY Prime. 7Hc; no. j, ii.wtpi.oo; No. 2. 85D6o; No. 3. 75df)c. HIDES Firm; Central America, so4.c; LEATHER Hemlock firsts, 2SS9c; sec- 272So; thirds, 2426c; rejects, l OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET Killing Cattle Fifteen to Quarter Higher for Week. HOGS FOR WEEK THIRTY UP Knt Sheep A r on nil Tn-pntr-l'lTB Cent ltlithi-r ntlil lf I.nmha n lnrter to Forty lnt IllRlirr for Week. SOUTH OMAHA. Receipts were: Cattle. Official Monday 4,oM Official Tuesday 5.4(4 Official Wednesday... 4,U Official Thursday 3.549 Official Friday... o Estimate 8aurday :! March 8. 1913. Hogs. Sheep 4,178 10,431 ll.SHI 11.115 9.457 10.654 S.188 4.U1 7.S53 13,933 71 55,357 44.80fi M.-J7R '50,453 ' iUSS 47.792 7,80) W.KS9 62,242 4.421 S2,f36 41.ttiS the receipt Six days this wcek..lR,174 Same days last week. 19,671 Hamo days 3 W'sk. ago.21.537 Some days '3 w'ks. ago.18,819 Same days 4 w,ks,ngo.l7,9S8 bamo days last year..n,4i The folldwlnc tnhln shows of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to dato. as compared wun last year 1913. 1913. lno Dec. Cattle 1SU305 193.WJ .. .. 1J.WJ Hoga .693,S7I 7M.899 X,K Sheep y 446,62s" 3J3.035 63.503 Tho following table shows the range of prices for hogs at South Omaha for the last few days, with comparisons: Date. 1913. 1912.1911.1910.;i9Oa.19OS-1907. matter of fact, the most advancd was on the medium grades, the best offerings showing nn Improvement nf about 26c ns compared with last Friday. Mexican lambs made $$.85 on Wednesday, while the best fed westerns were stopped at $8.06. The bulk of the killing lambs nt the week's close changed hands largely around $S.50fiS.7v. with some on the Mexi can order selling up to $4.80. Lambs sold for shearing and finishing were actlvn sellers on most days and were picked up at a range of $7.SOH8.00. Aged sheep. Including ewes, wethers and yenrllngs nlso closed up In very satis factory shape. In tho case of lambs prices gradually worked up and thn closing level on owes Is at the highest point of the season, being around a quarter higher than a Week ago. On Thursday and Friday the majority of the ewe offerings went to the packers at $8.20 Mfl.26. with a choice lot or two going as high as $6.35. Very few wethers or year lings were offered. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to choice Mexican lambs, 18.7MiO.O0; fair to good Mexican lambs, $vnoy8.76; good to choice westerns, t8.50OS.TR; fair to good westerns, $S.2nJfS.50; feeders, $7 60f 8.00; yearlings, light, $7.50iB7.75; yearlings, heavy, $8.00y7 3S; wethors, good to choice, $8.35iM.fi0: w'ethers, fair good, f3.Kt06.15; ewes, good to choice, $6,150 6.35; ewes, fair to good, $5.S5QC.15; culls nnd bucks, $5.&6Q6.15. No. Av. Pr. 781 Colorado lambs 76 8 TO 152 Colorado lambs.; "6 R 70 26 fed lambs 78 8 40 ClIIC.Mltl MVU HTOCK MARKET 7s J2Vgl24e; Santos 4s, 14'ic; mild, du'i I'ordova, 15frl7c, nominal. OMAHA HIS XM ft AI MARKET. Feb. 27.1 Feb. 28. Feb. 29. March 1 March 21 March 31 8 30 8 06WI I 8 18V s it; March 4 March, 6 IMinVtRlnNK Pnrk. mess. 321.754fU2.Xl; family. $22.US?2.40; short clears, $21. OA;. $22.50. Beef, mess, $19.004r20.00; family, $23.00 $121.00; beef hams, $32.00ir34.00. Cut meats, pickled bellies, n.w:crn.ij-tt; picKieu nauis, $14.754tl6.00. Lard, middle west prime, $10.90011.06; refined, steady; continent. $11.66; South America. $10.25; compound, $7 7608.00. TALLOW Prime city, 6Vic; country. Mi6ttc. ..... HOPS vjuiet; stale, commun o cnoi-o, 1912 crop, 20Cr27c: 1911 crop. 10916c; Pa cific coast, 1912 crop, 16022c; 1911 crop, 12(fflCc. HIDES Firm: Central America, SOHoi Bogota, 29Wp30-ic. BUTTER Firmer; receipts. 3,867 tubs; creamery extras, held, S54J36ttc; Imita tion creamery, flrstB, 2fyB2c; packing stock, held, 21ft22c. CHEESE Steady: receipts, 208 boxes; weeklly exports, C50 boxes. EOQS-Weak; receipts 13,064 cases; fresh gathered extras, 200-21 c; firsts, 18 $19Vic. POULTRY Alive, firm; fowls. Hc; chickens. 15c; turkeys, 20c. Dressed, steady; fresh killed western chickens, 14 15c; fowls, 14&17c; turkeys, 1424c. Mnrch 61 8 36$ Aiarcn ii March 8 8 24U 8 30 8 464i 8 61HI C OS 6 821 I 6 14 6 111 6 S6j 9 S0J 6 08 1 1 6 15 6 92 9 47 6 08 6 25 6 93 9 56 6 14 6 78 9 50 6 36 S32 t82 629 6 38 9 CS 6 16 6 37 6 SS 6 30 6 31 C 83 9 76 6 34 6 74 9 781 6 4SJ 4 10 6 75 4 23 6 79 4 ..... C S5 4 28 6 7$ 4 30 4 25 6 73 4 23 6 72 4 33 6 71 4 44 6 76 6 7S Sunday. Receipts and disposition ot live stock at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha. Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yesterday: RECEIPTS-CARS. . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, n r a. nltle Slow Wabash . . Missouri Pacific Union Pacific C. N. W., east.... f & N.' V., west... C. St. P., M. & O.. C, B. & Q.. east... . B. & Q.. west.. C, R. 1. & P., cast. C R. I. & P., west. Illinois Central Chicago Qt. West... 83ic ilAIIAVAY TIME CARD UNION STATION Tenth and Mason. Chlcitco. Rock Inland & Paolflo ' 1U8T. OtIKrt. Chleto Local nDHr....blO:5 am Chicago Diy Expreu... a !! am Chicago Kxpr a 4:10 pm Rockr Mountain Limited a 3:03 am De Uolnei Local Pameogtr. .a 4:t7 pm Chltaao-Nebraak LlmlUd ..tf.Ot vni Chlea go-Neb. WK3T. IAA. to I.lDcoln.a 1:06 am Arrlra. bl0:li pm a S:00 pm a 1:4 pm all;07 pn all. -II pm a l :w an ..a :J am ..a pm . .ali':0l'''aa .. alJH! pm ..a 7:33 am ..all:01 am ..a 3:&0 pm ,.alJ:lo pm ..a 1:15 am ..a 1:10 pa ,.bM:4i pm COTTAGE BARGAIN. Council Bluffs, one. block of Omaha car. line and Avenuo is school, rive nice rooms on nice high lot In good repair nnd chtip at $1,400. $200 cash, balance like rent. M'Cinn REAL USTATE CO.. 105 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. 8-ROOM modern house, full lot, half block to school, three blocks to now cathedral. Price, $3,850. 4100 Chicago. SIX-room house, both, gas. walks, paved street, pavement paid, $1,800. C. D. HUTCHINSON, 1623 Farnam. ..a T;M pm ..a 1:00 pm ..a 1:00 pm ..a 7:10 am '.'.'a iiii'yju FOR SALE BY OWNER. 7-room all modern two story house. $1,600 cash; balance $16.60 per montlu Call and make us an offer. 3916 No. 27th. F R VERY nice newly furnished mod. room. Easy walking distance. W. Farnam. II. 6639. THREE furnished housekeeping rooms modern. ,4244 Harney St. A BARGAIN. 7-room. strictly modern house, 1525 S. C5th St.; buy of owner. Call Doug. 4990. r.i...rnlnraao Eiprasi ...al'.eopm Oklahoma fc Texas Expraa...a 4:lt pm Rockr Mountain Limited all:17 pm Union Pacific 0rland Limited China St Japan Mall Atlantto Expreaa , Portland Puget 8. Exp.... Lcj Ai'g'lea Limited Center Special Colorado Special Colored? Eipriet............. Oregon-Waehtngion Limited. Kiorth. PUUe Vcl Orand laland Local Btromeburg Local CUltuno, Milwaukee Oterland Limited Chicago Sjxclal DenTer-rortliud Limited..., Chicago Uajrllght BpecUI.... Colo-Calllornla Expreig Pern Looet Cliicaito Great Weateru Twin CUT Limited a JUO pu f.rrr Local Twin city Expreaa a 7:44 am Chicago .pi CulCHgo Jfc Nortnweatem NORTlUWUnD. Tln City Kxpreea a 7.43 am Uaaola raeua' " ;'. Bloux Clt Local a J. IfUt Mlnueaota Lpr .i P Dakota txprtaa. - Tia v-'h uuuwa Rneclal 1-00 am w.",' Carroll llawkere Expreaa Chicago Iaicui , taroii Chicago lspcal racltlo' cual-cuicdg ., Utenand Limiud tut Man - Aoaelu Limited. a t:4T pr a 4 :00 pa aU:0 am a Z:5? am a 7:10 pm a i:4S pra A T:U act a 4:00 pm a l:M pm all:to am a 7:0 am a 4:00 pm a 1:30 pa a :4i pa alo: an b l:t put Paul a 9:13 am a 7 1(0 sa allMi pa ali:u pa a l:U pa all:og (ui a 8:10 aa all:og pa al0:30 pnt FOR QUICK SALE Fine homo nt sacrifice- Purchaser receives agents com mission. Webster 3490. WE rent collect, ell any kind property. Columbia Nat'l Exchange. 614 Bee Bldg. 8-ROOM modern home In firat-cluss condition; easy walking dUtanco; tills place Is good In all particulars. Price lu right. Tel. Owner Harney 3743. TO BUY, SELL OR RENT. FIRST SEB JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1W FARNAM ST. MUST sell modern 8-room house 1 block n. of high school. Price $3,600. D. 3C07. FARM KRAli . itArir ESTATE I..MIk ! lilt SAI.ll Canada, A FEW fine tracts of 10) to 640 acrea In southeastern Saskatchewan, good soli, well watered, adapted to grain and mixed farming. For price and terms see or write, D T. Deselm. 2318 Sprague St.. Omaha. WE ar going to Canada In a colony. Anyone wishing to Join can get Informa tion from P. O. box 12, St. Paul, Minn. car, 83V4C KO, 3 ourum mixru, 85HC No. spring, 1 car. 80c. nnnw Nn . ihlto. t enr.' 4714c. No. 3 ,i,it 7'rnt- 48Ur. No. 2 yellow, 2 'ici.c- Ko a vnllnw. 2 cars. 46c: 3 cars'. 45Uc. No. 4 yellow, 1 Car, Wcr 1 car. 44140. NO. 3 mixea, cars, eu-,t, - cars, 44?ic. -o. i mixeu, i OATS No. 3 wniie, I car. mv, ; 31ic; 9 cars, 31c. No. 4 wnite, l car, 31'ic. Oiunlin tun -rn-r. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 8368tc; No. 3 hard, 83Q3ic; No. 4 hard, 7fr32Hcf . No. spring, 2ilsvc; io. e w iuis. .."w ElUc; No. 2 durum, 85ttUJ86V4c; no. 3 durum. 84V4860 , CORN No. 2 wniie, 4i?'0i?u; u. o white. 4o; No. 4 white, 4biI4to; ino. j color, 4(846'4c; No. 3 yellow, 4-vc; ro. yellow, 4oinoc, rxu. jctiui i7i Vic; .No. 2, 46W45Hc; No. 3, 44HuM5Vc; OATS NO. wnue, airrw"' twjjw.1.! Nn. 3 white. ZlWiWic; sxo. i White, Ji-wun";. rl... , - . BARLEY luauii'K, ujuo-i --o" 40042c. TMn 1 KirfWJltn Rxli NO. 2. uttxuv,,' , w. v, " " Carlot Receipts. Wheat. Corn. Oats 57 St. I.oula (ienrral Mnrltet. ST. LOUIS. March 8. WHEAT Ma y, SOTiflOOc; July, 87(tf8Sc. CORN May. 5iic; July, 52iffac. OATS May, 83c; July, 33Hc. Cash Prices: WHEAT-No. 2 red. Sl.llfll.UU: No. 2 hard. SSHSOlc CORN No. 2. 4960c: No. 2 white. 6214 OATS NO. Z, S3C; NO. 2 White, 3j'.iC. RVE-:c. FIvOUR Market dull: wlntrr patents. $I.90Q6.16; extra fancy and straight, $3.90 4J4.76; hard winter clears, 13.4u33.8V. SEEU rimotny, iu.!w. CORNMEAI-$2.90. 11 r a ttsaemRn. HAY Timothy. $12.0016.00; prairie, $10.00014.00. IIAQOINU IOC. TWIN IS Hemp, 8c. imnvmioNfl- Pork. lobbing. $17.1 l.nrrl nrlmn steam. 310. 45(310.65. Dry salt meats, uoxetl exira snorts, u.w, cicar rlha 111.00: short clears. $U.12V4C. Bacon. boxed extra shortB, $12.00; clear ribs. $1100; ahort clears, $12.124c, lDULTKi rirm; cnicitens, uu; iuhuik, 16c; turkeys, 19c; ducka, 16c; geese. 9c. IIUTTBH-Firm: creamery, swwjoc. EGGS Steady, 17c Rece hits. Shipment. 13.000 18.000 72.000 115.000 42,000 18,000 68,000 27,000 Totals 1.018 CATTLE Cattle receipts aa usual on a Saturduy were of very little consequence, there not being enough to make a mar ket. For tho week receipts nave ucen qulto liberal aa compared with recent weeks and a year ago. For tho month to dato receipts have been slightly larger than for tho corresponding period last ear, but considerably smaller tnan tno provloUH year. lieet steers nave ucen in goou aemanu, prices steadily firming up until Thurs day, when there was a llttlo reaction, Chicago Minneapolis . Duluth Omaha Kansas City St. Ixiuls .... Winnipeg .... 268 104 310 64. 31 61 60 343 Flour, bbls. "Wheat, bu. Corn. bu. .. Oats, bu. ... I . . Knnaan City tirnln niul rrovuiona KANSAS CITY. March 8. WHEAT- No. 2 hard. 8587Hc; No. 3, StSfhOo; NO. ro.i i fviTi ri- no. a. aicsin.ca. UOIIN NO. z mixea, wci i.u. o, vw 48c; No. 2 white, 494c; No. 3, ViO. OATS No. u wnue, 04ii!i i-"' mixed. 32V4S35. . RYE Unchanged. HAY Unchanged. Closing prices of futures: W 1 1 E AT M ay, S6Uc; July, MSniC, CORN May. DlVto: July. 62o. - . r,' l! .1.,, 4iLfHfL,r. TitiTTrp.HCreamerv. Xo; firsts, 33C, ccsonds, 31c; packing, 21c. TT.nnR Kirsts. 11c: aeuuiiuB, iv;. 28 33 35 POULTRY Hen. ducks, 15c. Wheat, bu Corn, bu Oats, bu 14c; roosters, 8Vic; norelnts. Shipments ....61,000 66.000 33,000 27,onO 18,(X l:tl tu . a 7.40 am ..ilf.iO pm ..a :mi pu e;uv ,.ux ..a :i pm ..a 1.4 inn ..a t:l pu ..a a.rfO t,m Wli3Tlu0ftP. a 1:00 am Chadron Local Llncuin.Dellaa Llncola-Lon.. rlue ... llaatliig'iuperior .... Leadwuod-tiut spring C'tuper-Lander Albioa-oakdaia Wubnali Omaha ft it. Louis Ziprcae..a :30 pm Mall and Exprea 1:01 am suutwriy Lutl urom C. Il.l.u pu Mlaaourt Paclllo K, C ' Louu Kxpreie..a 1:00 am K. U, Bt LuuU a,xpreai..alllU pm w m, Luuia Llmltd..al0:U iu ..a :iw am . .a A. lit 'jui ..I) l;U po ,.); ,.a 3.m pu ,.u .3tf piu al0:30 vm a :w a 3:la pu alJ;ao am biu.o pa a ;u a a .o (.a all:b9 pm a 3:35 pm alu:w aut a 1:30 aa a 3;m pa :10 an a d m aa pa .......... 3:80 pm aloila pu b k:iO in i.w pa a.l:uo aa lu pu a l:U aa all at pa UUI.U aa a 7:00 aa a l:4i pa CHICAGO GRAIN ANU PROVISIONS Frntnrea of iUe Trading and Cloalngr Price on nonrd of Trade. CHICAGO, March 8. Wheat supporters gave evidence today of a bearish fecl in.r i,nad nn a theory that very large farm reserves would be shown In tho official report, due Monday. Closing prices were unsettled, HSo to He under last night. Corn finished HOtfc to o down, and oate off He to 'AUc. In the outcome was 6c to 20o decline. Ilrslden the Idea of liberal supplies on tho farms, the bulls had to contend with M,r rerelntii nt Mltin'eanolls and Duluth. and with notice that country points unnthuroKl WITH Preparing tO IIiaKO III' creased shipments In conseauence of the Ideal outlook for crops. Absence of for eign demand tended further to pull down wii.ut. Th situation In this respect waa made more emphatic by statements that murJi of tho recent export business had been merely the filling out of old con tracts. Primary arrivals of wheat wero 709,000 bushels, against 417,000 bushels a year ago; seaboard clearances of wheat and corn equalled 249,000 bushels. There waa no snap to the buying side of corn. Weather reports suggested lighter feeding and better conditions for hauling. Purchasers also had mlsglv Itien In reeard to the government report. Talk of enlarged acreage had a weaken Ing effect on oats. Chances of an increaseu run on iioua next week cut some figure in lowering tho provision market, mobi 01 uu aeu- Ing. however, came from longs intent on realizing proms. Futures ranged aa follows; tlurlinittou siallou Tenth Maaun, California CALIFORNIA land exourslona 1st and Ed Tues. W. T. Smith Co.. 815 City Nat. Bk Iniva. trm-ACRB FARM. Six miles of city with two good roads to It. All excellent land; 8-room house; plenty barns and other buildings. Several acres bearing fruit which has been very profitable. Thla Is not a run down, worn out place, but one of the best smalt farmn near the olty. Can use house or lot worth $1,000 to $3,000. or smaller place in part payment. It Is worth the price $160 par acre. Let us ahow you. M URK REAL ESTATE CO.. IX Pearl St Council Bluffs. "The Persistent and Judicious Use ot Newspaper Advertalng la the Road to Business Success. Uurllnulon Penver Limited Chkago-Omaha Denter &. California,. rugvi bbunu ayi Xieuraata I'umta liiack nilla Lincoln Mall..... .vrthweu Kxpreea ttebreaka Explew... 8cauiir-l,uiiMauuta .lacein Local HatUmoutn-loa, Uelietue-riatiunoutli Chicago apwlal Denver Special caicage caica.j "P" C'reMon Local t. LouI-K. C Expreaa... Kaaaat Otr-St. Joa.ph... -i,u. Cltr t. jvvcyti- TVebater i.lilcoco. uuiaUa- Arrlta a 7:00 am a :to am a 3:l( pu a pa a e.ltl u a 3;i a Dili tu l:w u a 4:W pm Llv.cQ am a t:oi am a t:M aa .a 3:10 pu all:3u pw a'V:"p'a a :vu aa nam aa nlt:o am a aa ft. I pw Station lBtU A. Webalerr. Sllnueupolla A Depart. f.iO am ...a 4:10 pm ....a ..tf yu ,. .a e.4 u ...a .10 pu ,...U 1.2U pu ,...all:l ia ...a a,ia au ....b 3:uw pu ...a 7:33 pu ,...a :i au . ...U:W pu ,...a 7:1 um all. 33 pm u pu ....a .) pu ...,b 3:3J pm ....a 4:ia pu ,aiu:i pu itlhinrnnolla Grain Slarkrt. MINNEAPOLIS. March 8. WHEAT May. 85c; July. Bai'.to. cepieniuoi. ;.; i-L.,. Nn 1 hard. EClic: No. 1 MWc: No. 2 hard Montana, 85K; No. I Wheat. 60WU81c. CORN No. 3 yellow, wnu. OATS-No. 3 white. 30V4t(31c. RYE-No. 2. IBWSoC. niiAN il7.60iflS.00. ..-y .in in t,nti.ntH. 14.2lai4.65: ae: Olid patSnUl. MiJKi 3.30; secona cicoin, , - BARIjEY-42'aC6c. Mllwannec tirnln Market. uriitif VV. March 8. WHEAT " VaUiiOivUn? Nn. 2 nnrthum. 8708ViC Nr.: 2 hard winter. 90c; May. K9!c; July, 88CRN-No. 3 yellow. 49c; No 3 white, 61c. No. 3, 48V4UWO; May, wwuwuti ju KOATS-8tandard. S3H4c. vjvvti4c. BARLEY 623'J0c. I.lvrrnnol Grain Market. LIVERPOOL, March 8. WHEAT Spot tuly; No. 2 Manitoba. 7a 6J4d. No? 3 Xlanltoba. 7s 6d. Futures, easier; March, 7s 6V4d; May, 7s S1; July. 7a 24d. CORN-Hpot. quiet; American mixed, iew 4a lWid: American mixed, old, 6; American new. via Galveston. 6h 7K1. FutureH dull; March. American mixed, 4s 10d: July. La Plata, 6a ,d. Artl'lel Open. Hlgh.l Low. 1 Cloaa.l Yea'y 81, Paul, Sloui Cltr Expraea. Depart. ...b J pm Arrive. bll.U am a l.ti pa Twln-CltX Paaaenger "J?. enwraon Accemmoditloa . ...bl.OOpm b 1:10 au a dallr b except gundaj. c Sunder onljr. lliaauurl I'aclllo Aabvra Local -b :t pm blf :1 an taj oallr, lb) Call axeept Suudvr. U) Suada. Wheat May. July. . Sept. corn: May. July. Sept. OatH: May. July. Sept, July. Lard: May. Julv. Sept. 10 77tt I iv y Ulhn: ! May.! 10 S7H July.j 10 77H He pt.1 10 70 91U S9'k &2;fti 3H1 34H 344 20 15 20 60 10 85 10 80 89' 62H 63Ti 54 S4U 34 34V4S 20 17'i 20 62H 10 87 10 80 10 80 10 80 10 77H 10 70 91 52HW4 64HI 34 34p 34SPH 20 17H 20 40 10 80 10 70 10 70 I 9U4 9lViH Si 8'A4ri 88H1 53' 6U SlVittiMTat'ftS l 1 1 19' 5 4 6 2 36 2 1 1 I iTs Total receipt.... 2 DISPOSITION HEAD. Hogs. Sheep Morris & Co...... Swift & Company Cudahy Packing Co Armour & Co Schwartz Sc. Co W. Murphy Other buyers 1.010 l.UW 425 2,218 669 1,893 100 sales, 3M.ts.ll8.R0. . ne(1 ann0, per bbl., $2.75. Oranges ivx BS Receipts. 1,000 fancy California Navels, 126. 150, 176, to strong; native, jno ; vo. per box, $3.60; fancy Caliror 16.157.15: yearlings. ZX' m '..Ti. 'tw isd i7. M0. 2K. 250. per IIokm Stendr in Lowe anil Steady Shrep S Irmly CHICAGO. March 8. CATTLE Re ceipts, 200 head; market slow and steaoy Ivenves. t7.XAV.30: Texas steer. $6.50,H6.60 western steer. $.6OH.0O; rtookcrs nnd feeders, $6.2&tpS.25; cow and helfera, $3.60 J8.00: calves. $7.001fll.OO. HOOS-Recelpts, 12,ftX) head; market steady to 6o lower; light. $8. 60tf8.924; one load of fanoy early at $9.00; mixed, $8.60 ff8.S5; heavy. $8.S58.S0; rough. $S.35Ji8.50; pigs, f6.85flK.75; bulk or SHEEP AND LAM head: market steady I6.OOtTT.10: western $7.26M.S.30; native lambs, $S.0UO.10; west ern lamp, is.uxutt.ia. Knnana City l,lc Stt-u Market. KANSAS CITY. March 8.-CATTLE-RocetpL 100 head, no southerns; market steady; dressed beef and export steers, $S.50Si9.0); fair to good, $7.75A8.40; western steer, $7.0OSfi.75; atockers and feeders, $6.754iti.60; BOUthern steor. $6,7Mf8.25; southern cow, $4.26r7.to; native cows and heifers. $4.2308.60; bulls, $5.25(57.00; calves, 6.6(trl0.00. HOGS Receipts, l,f00 head; market steady: bulk of sales, $3.65i88.70: heavy, $8.60H6.60; packer and butcher. $S.C5i 8.70; light, $8,001(8.70; pigs, $7.2507.75. SHEEP AND lAMBS Recerpts. none: market steady; Colorado lambs. $S.26ft' 8.85; yearlings. $6.75tf7.76; wethers, J5.70U1 e.io; ewe, an.wuv.ai. Slonx Cltr Lire Stock Mnrket. SIOUX CITY. March 8. CATTLE Re ceipt, 200 head; market steady; native steers, $7.608.25; cown and heifers, $6.50 417.60; canners, Tixiio. w; atockers nnd feeders, t6.76tj7.75; calves, $6.40ff7.35; bulls, $6.25a7.00. ' HOUH iieceipts. 4,wiu iieatl; market steady: heavy. $S.4Mi8.45: mixed. $8.45U 8.60; light, 3.4.'.r8.60; pigs, $7,OW.75; oulk or sales, ta.ioun.bu. i SHEEP AN1J LAMUH Receipt. 400 head; market steady; wether. H.OrtU6.6';; ewet, $6.604.25; lamb, $7.00iQS,40. St. I.onls Lire Stock Market. ST. IXUIS, March 8. CATTLE Ro- celpta, 600 head, Including 100 Tcxans; market ateaay; clioice to tlno steers, js.w iia.w; goou io cnoico sioern, BUTTKR No. 1, Mb. carton. 35ci No. 1. SO-lb. tubs, 34Hc; No. 2. 33c. ' CHEESE lmporteo nwibi, ztej Ameri- can Swiss, zbc; diock hwisi, zic; twins, 19c; dalsle,19Hc: triplet, UWi young America. 21c; blue label !rick,l9c; llm berger. 2-lb., 21CJ l-lb 233; New York v.nite, wc. .... . BEEF UU l t NO, l nos, ic; no. a, Itr; No. 3. 12ic; No. 1 loin. 20vci No. 2, 17ac; No. 8, 16c; No. 1 chucks. 8c; No. 2, 8Hc; No. 3. e; NO. 1 rjunu. uc; ro. i.Jici No. 8. llttc: No. 1 plates, 7c; No. 2t 7tic; No. 3, To... POULTIIY liroiicrs, o.w per aoz, ; hens. 160! cocks, nc; ducks. o geese, ISc; turkoy. 25c; pigeons, per dox., $1.211 Alive, broilers. 20c; hens, iU4frl2Hc; old rooster. o; . qiicks, tun imuiurcui grese, run icatncreu, o, uhrbibi m. nlcaons. per uox., uuihcio, w, inuHbs. No. 1. $1.60: No. 2. 60c FIbll vnite, nc, liu'oii. iiuu., .... frozen, largo crappics, 12c. frojen; fcpan tth mackerel. 16c; eel, 15c; haddack. ljc; flounders, lie; shad roe, per pair, 40c; salmon. 18c; halibut, 13c. buffalo. ?c; bullheads. 13c; oysters, bay stananrns, $L3o; nortnern, scutu, $1 90 FRU ITS Apples l XJxlra fanov Wash ington Jonathans, 150. per box. l.i; Grimes Golden. 113. 125, per box. $1.65: ex tra fancy Washington Jonathans, 1, It count per box. $1.60; extra fancy. Wash ington Grimes Golden. 163. 175. 200 count, her box. $1.25, extra fancy Orioles Golden. 138, 160 count, 5er box, $1.60: extra fancy Roman Beauties, 64, 72, 80 count, per box. $1 65; extra fancy high colored Colorado and Utah Jonathans, unwrapped, par box, $1,60; extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped White Winter PearmalnB, per box, ll.jwi fancy New York Baldwins, per bbl.. $2.t5; five-barrel lots or more, per bbl., $2.! fancy New York slate Russets, per bbl.. $2.60; extra fancy Missouri Jonathans, per bbl., $4; oxtra fancy Missouri Ben Davis, special packed, per bbl.; $3.60; extra fancy Mlsiourl Wlnesaps. per bbl., $3.25; rxtra fancy Missouri Pippins, per bbl.. $2.50; extra fancy Missouri Willow Twigs, York Imperials, per bbl., $3: fancy Missouri UU), Wlll'U Ull'lU niUI It IllliU ivtwiiun, i v0.w, awvu .vj t.uivu n.i'v,,., , . uvj upv . but at the close of the week tho market ntqeker and feeders, $5.2607.75; cow and on the general run ot these steers la atlll lMUWo nigner man ai uie ciose ot iat week. Sow and holfers havo been active sell ers all week and' nt the oloso are gener ally 26c higher than last week and what is more tney are mo uignesi uiai iney have been thla year. Fleshy feeders on winch both feeder buyers and packer will bid, are strong for the week, but light stock cattle have eased off and they are now 10ffl5o lower man last weoK'n close. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice beef steers. JS.2MJS.B0: fair to good boot Bteens, JJ.OW2s.20; common to fair beef steers, $7.40B&00; good to choice heifers. trf iv .r." . ... .i,nin. ....KM f ii nr.irn vs. rair to good graaes, xxitxu'i.vt; common to fair grades. H.5OU0.75; uood to onoice atockers and feeder, $7.60(B8.16: fair to good Blockers and , feeders, $6.8007.60; common to fair atockers and feeders. t6.2T4JtI.80; stock cow and heifers, $6.00 7.00; vaal calves, J8.Z5U0.25; buns, slags. HOGS With a fair slued supply in aignt hero this morning: and weak tq lower advices from other polnta, the outlook for the local market was rather gloomy, Pnckera first bids, however, were a llttlo stronger than yesterday's general market anu Bovorai strings or noga were soiu uu thla bail. A llttlo later on, when thn stromr local demand became more ap parent, figures began to go sun nigner nnd siilea made at the best tlmo were about five higher than Friday's average trade. On the wlioie tna marxci couia ue summed us as being strong to a nickel lilchi.r. Trade was fairly active through out and the yards were cleared well bofore 10 o'clock, The quality waa very goou ior a Saturday, although It waa hardly aa vrrA Aa nn thn Inat two or three day. tub bum or mo aia lanaea ai aa.iiwu 8.55. with tho latter price the highest paid during thn session, ab com par eu wun lasi week' close, values are now an una to 30a higher. Bulk last Saturday was $3,174 &8.2ZU. ana tne top was xs.w. just a miiirter lower than today' high price, Receipts today footed up Nome llfi earn or 8,188 head, being about twice as large as one week ago, 4,000 head heavier than two weeks ago and a llttlo over 300 head in rent- tliim the aoine day a year ago. For the week tho receipts total 56,357 head, i ooil morn than last week, and 4,600 head hvar.hr thT'cuSdia, S occupation. wAfcA tiv carry on at heme to offer, firit heifer. 15.6MIS.a: bull. S5.tXW7.00: calve. f00inl.00; southern teera, $5.268.15; i'rttt-N ami heifer. X3.76drt6.60. nuu iieceipta. a.uuu nean: marKct 5o higher: ptgn and lights. $6.76fl0.05: mixed and butchers, $S.9010,05; good heavy, $8.90 no sneep. t Hi. Jnarph Live Stuck jltarket. ST. JOSEPH. Mo;. March 8. CATTLE Receipts. 100 head: market nominal: steers, JO.76BV.CO;. cows and heifers, $4.00 8.00 onives, iii.uxtfiu.w. HOGS Receipts, 3,200 head; market strong; top, $8.70: bulk of sale. IS.&KP B.65. SHEEP AND LAMBS No BhefiP on siile; market nominal; lambs, $7.00ir9.00. Stock In Slfjlit. Receipts of II vo stock at the 'six prln olnal western markets yesterday: uame. nogs, eneep. ..... Ml 100 200 100 600 12,000 South Omaha. St. Joseph Sioux city.... Kansas City.., St. Louis Chicago 8.200 3,200 4,0011 1,600 3,000 IXW Totals. .12.060 20,100 1.000 2.200 Coffee Market. NEW YORIC. Match 8. COFFEE Market opened steady at a decline of 3 to C point, In response to lower European cables, and thn market sold ort still rur trier before the cloan Umlur rene.vo.l liquidation and pressure from Wall strtvu sources. The close was steady and from 14 to 18 point net lower. Hales were 38,600 bags. March, 11.80c; April. 11. 92c; May, 12.04o; Juno, 12.07c; July, i:,0o; Auguit, 12.17o; September, 12.26c; October, 12.11c; November, 12.14a; December. January and Fenruary, iz.iuc. npot cotiee nun; mo box. $$.25: extra choice Calirornltv Navels, t 160. 176, 200, 216. 250. per box. $2.10: extra, choice Navels, IK sire, per box, $$.60; ex tra choice Navels. 2SS. $3.60 : 300, 324, per box, $3.25. Grapo Fruit Extra fancy, Florida. St5, per box, $-); , per box. $3.3; 61, per box, $3.60: C4 per box. $3.60. Cran berriesExtra fancy Jersey, per bbl.. $8,75; extra fancy. Bolla and Cherry, per1 box. $3.25. lemons Loma brand, 300, 300 afxe. $7.76! 4 slie, $7.60. Peart, extra fancy California Winter NelllB, per box, $2.60. VEGETABLES Celery, extra, fancy Jumbo California, per dox., 80c. Swaet potatoc. extra fine Kansas, per bbl. $2.60. Cauliflower, California, 2-doz. to crate, $2.25. Sauerkraut, 1-gal. keg, pef keg, $1. . Potatoes: Minnesota white or red stock, sacked, per bu., 60o; Minne sota Burbanki, sacked, per bu., 00c; Min nesota Red River Ohio, seed, sacked, pet bu., G5c. MISCELLANEOUS uocoanuis, in sacK, per sack, 75c. iioney, new uoioraao, zi rramcs, per case, j.to; now ciuvcr, n tumbler, atralned, per cae, $1.90; hew clover, 21 short pint Jar, atralned, pat case, $5: new clover co-lb. can: atralned, two cans In case, per lb., 10c. Extra fine onion sets, yellow per bu., $1.60; red, net bu., $1.75; white, per uu w oo per uu less In five-bushel lots. Kansas yellow Jersey seed sweet potatoes, per bbl., $1.90; more, per udi., liu. Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, March . WOOI-8teady, medium grades combing and clothing, 23HR26c; light, fine, iir21c; heavy, fine 131'18o; tub washed, 273i5c. LONDUN, ftiarcn n. nuuu- ineti were 11.890 bales offered nt the auctloi sales today. Demand was atrong. espe dally for tho homo trade and prices were firm. Best greasy merinos readied, Is 2d nnd la 4d. Americana took a few lota of Punta Arenas at 5 per cent ad vance. i - - HtiUiir Mnrket. NEW YORK, March 8.-BUGAR-naw, firm; muscovado, 89 test, 2.04c; cen trifugal. 96 test. 3.64c; molasses sugar, 89 test, 2.79c. Refined, steady. Remodeled Store of Nebraska Clothing Company Soon Ready The remodeling of the Nebraska Clotn ing company's store mark another tor ward step by progressive Omaha mer chants. In an Interview, John A. Hwanson, president of the Nebraska Clothing company, complimented thu mechanics of Omaha for their pains taking efforts In tho remodeling work being done at The Nebraska. "We have been pressed for time In our efforts to got thla store In shape lor aprlng busi ness," stated Mr, Swanson, "but every one of the mechanics employed In ttls work baa put his Bhaulder to the wheel and everything will be tn readiness a per schedule. A high standard of mo- chanlcal ability ha been required in the Installation of tho fine cabinet work here and Omaha mechanics deserve to be com plimented upon their good work." THE HOME WORKERS' MARKET PLACE PVIUSHED EACH MONDAY, WEINESIAY AN I FRIIAY: a The purpose of thi$ gection is to make it possible for women last year. 34 V 34VI 20 10' 20 42ft 10 60 10 TO :0 70 34 wi 3I 20 ttVi V) ays 10 8714, 10 VJ 10 80 10 82U1 10 85 MOW 10 70 10 725 10-77H I 10 W 10 60 10 COfl llO 72H- 10 6214 10 io Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No. 2 red. $1.02Q1.06; No. 3 red. 95ojl.00; No. 2 hard, l&&91c; No. 8 hard, 85391c; No, 1 northern. WS91c; No. 2 northern, 88i0c; No. 3 northern. 86QSc; No. 2 spring, 6&fre9c; No. 3 spring, K287c; No, 4 spring, 7&a4c; velvet ohaff, 86J90Hoi durum. SJfiSlc. Corn; No. 2 white, 6R4e; No. 3. 48i4SUe, No. 3 vhtte, 60flI0c, No. 3 yeflow, 44ieco?io; No, 4. 47049c. No. 4 n.ta Nn. 2 whPe. 36U&34ic. No. 3 wh te. trouble. MVi'gWici No. i white. 3233c, standard, J llme Peoria Market. PEORIA. March 8,-CORN-No. 3 yellow 4lASt'48V.a; No. 1 yellow, 46-)(ff47c; sample OATS-No. 2 white, 34Uc; standard. 3Sfl 33Vic; No. 3 white, 32&c; No. 4 white, 31tttf ?2C Cotton SInrkel. NEW YORIC, March 8.-COTTON-Futures closed barely steady. Closing bids: March, 12.13c; April. 11.91c; May. 11.81c; June. 117Cc; July, 11.75c; August, 11. con: Hentember. 11.41c; October, 11.36c; December. j.Sio; junuary, 11.020. nvui closed quiff, middling uplands, 12.60c; I middling gulf. 12 76c. Sales 1.600 bales. LIVERPOOL. , March 8.-COTTON-Qulet; spot, easier; American middling, fair, 7.32d; good-middling, 6.9Sd: middling, 6.7d; low middling, 6.6Sd: good ordinary, 6.24d; ordinary, 5.KJd. Sale 5,000 bales. Turpentine nntl Rnaln. SAVANNAH. March 3. -TURPENTINE KtMiriv: 40c. Hales. 81 bills.: receipts. (A bblH.; Bhlpments. 2 bbls.. stock, 16,000 ROSIN Firm Sile. 1H bbl ; receipts, 620 bbls,: t Ipments, 493 bbl.: stockn, 110.600 bbl. Quote: A. B, $4.25; C. 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Receipt for the week have been 44,306 had or approximately 6,870 head short of tho previous week, and 5,738 head ahort of two weeks ago, but around 2,635 head more than during the correapondlng week one year ago. The lamb trade started out fairly ac tive and on a steady basis, but with a slight falling off nn the receipts on Tues. duy and Wrdnerday and with a bullish tone to the advice from other market polnta prices udvanced sharply. This brought a material Increase In the re ceipts on Thuraday and Friday, hut as the demand continued broad, even better than was looked for mid-week prices were well sustulned, leaving values nt the rloMt ot the week aiiywhcr' from .'5 to 40c higher than a week agu, As a ' Hand Hewing Plain Soiling HAND BBWING-I am prepared to do PLAIN SEWING-Wanied, to do at fancy needlework of all kinds and asauro .home work guaranteed to be aatlefact iy complete satisfaction. Let me hear from and prices most reasonable. Mr. M. you. Mra. C. M. Peterson, 3216 N. 28th Ave. Hugenberg. 35 D St. So. Omaha. HAND 8KWING Bxqulslto workman PLAIN 8BWINO All kinds, at prlim ship I guaranteed. Bend mo your order: that will Interest you; mall orders filled. baby dresses, lingerie, hemming, etc. "e for particular. Mr, c. Sir. F. Moats, Route fl. Council Dlutf. Hurges. Kagla Grove. Ia. Crocheting. Embroidery pnnoilKTING Crochet neck rings. 30o KMRROIDERY, fancy and plain sewing ffrTll SStiM NebPrlCeB- Sttgj.. Wll So. 16th St. ;CHRX-HKTlNQrCrocheted . article .S'Serynd'Trch fancy balls and orange made from sheet k u t , d Write m, .5fld'Eyo? about it. or call W. 492116 B.nney St' -IJiTlNG-Letme rrgTgjr iSJffl ffi'lTO'S wSS of llpper or neat novelty for you. You II or my nriQes. Mis C. M. Hitters, Hamp- be delighted. Tell me what you would ton. NeTb.: R. It. No. 1. box 30. like. Mr. C M. """n.ham 2538 Dodge. Needlework Novell CROCHETlNG-ril crocher"ome par. FANCY NBBDLKWONK. crochetir.tr. ticularly attractive and very useful artl- otc tor sale, and made to special ordr, cle for you. Make a suggestion In writ- cnii lt desired; write for prices, Ing me. Mr. Deselm, 2318 Sprague. Minnie Snyder. 511 So. 21th Ave. HOME COOKING all kinds of fancy work-c o XWJJiJj uviiaaiiw chetlng. embroidery and plain svVlutf raafte'sa ar ass. K- c,enfIlncnTa.hc.tohu1hl!: home cooking ""nMlracies HOME COOKING To satisfy your ap- nrTP4ftiiriiiit anmiiiPi recalned Petlte for "omethlng delicious try my DEUCACIES-Iit a PPle "Sal ea .nmJe cakej, p,.8 end other a9uca. by eating our home-made Jamsi Jollies w ,t Mrg Tno, j30We N. iuu and other fruits; wholesome, reasonably "ftp -"""'C wl priced. W, R, Woodruff. Hancroft. Neb. Confections. " DELI CACIKS Home Jellies and Jams, CONFICCTIONS-Wholesoma candles, made from selected fruit; delicious and cakes and pies that pleae the most ex- ure aa fresh fruit. Delivered anvwhere. acting eP!cu,rf"A Send ,5Jeoy0fu 0?er A P. McLaughlin. 36th and Cuming. Mlsa L. B. McQeorge. 707 8. 27th St. The "advertising in this section is not free space-but a rate is charged which will permit home workers to find a wider market for their products and service and a comfortable profit for their time and effort Write complete details of what you nnn make or do and what vau wish to advertise, and we will prepare an ad an J send it to you with price quotations. ' .... a. . . .at . (TO fl a. dress Bee 'Home Workers market flace. Ad.