Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH It, 1913.
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POUliTRV AN1 SUPPLIES
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for hatching
Web. 4355. 3710 Grand Ave.
ROSE comb brown leuhorn ckrs. care
ful selecting and mating; ID. tSc; ICO. 36.00.
Olga Hayek, Unwood, Neb.
REATi ESTATE LOANS
i GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
One Hundred Boatloads of Wheat
Sold for Export.
FEAR OVER MAY CORtf PRICE
WANTKD-Clty loans. Peters Trust Co.
City Loans
LOW RATES LIBERAL TERMS
QUICK AND SATISFACTORY
BERVICE.
Loans on Business Blocks and Choice
Residence Properties a Specialty.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OMAHA.
Ontsj Mnrket Slakes Decided Ilrenk,
bat Recovered Some Under the
Heavy Hnytnir at Short
to CoTer.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
GARVIN BROS. Jmahl Nat'UJanE!
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1330 Farnam St.
6
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
310-312 Brandcls Theater Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. .
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LARGE loans Dur specialty. Stull Bros.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, 6. EH. and 6 per cent: no delay.
J. II. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam Bt.
real-
MONEY to loan on business or
tience properties, 11,000 to J500.000.
W. H. THOMAS, 228 State Bank Bldg.
J100 to J10.000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bids., 18th and Farnam.
-J-z-- - , s,
WANTED TO UUi
Dolgof f 2d hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
BEBER pays high prices for 2d-band
fumlturo, carpets, clothes, shoes. D, 7802.
SELNER will treat you right; best
prices, 2d-hand furniture, clothes. D. 5101
We pay best prices tor furniture. W-7256.
D. 8055. Quick buyers of furniture.
TiflniOv W-Y highest prices for ladles'
and gentlemen's 2d-hand clothes,
household &QOds and valises. Call Gross
man 2513 Blondp. Phone Webster 4652.
WOULD lllto to buy a five or silt
room house to bo moved on a lot One
In the nelghbornood of 24th and Clark
prercneJ. Telephone Red 4301.
WANTED TO KENT
6 OR 7-ROQM house, strictly modern
In every respect and In first-class resi
dence district: will pay from $35 to $50.
Address H 115. Bee.
HEAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST your houno with Osborne Realty
Co., 4k 1'axton unc. u. Uii. quick results.
BALE OK EXCllANtiK It. E.
THE ONLY WAY
To beat the money trust Is to list your
Property for exchange with the Palmer
Land Co., 1106 W. O. W. Bldg., who can
mnteli them.
Will Exchange
One of the finest furnished, best paying,
contrally located apartment houses In
Minneapolis for clear improved or un
improved farming, grazing, dairying or
cut-over land; this property Is located
right in tlio hi art or Minneapolis, 165
fret sauare: considered one of the best
pieces of property in Minneapolis in
creasing. In value dally: equity J92.000,
j early income J24.O00, WE CAN SELL
OR EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY,
KU MATTER WlltSitJS LUUATHU
WRITE
M. Morris,
P. O. Box 643.
Jefferson, la.
Improved Farm
Half section and 80 acres: south central
Nebraska;. 'fair. .Improvements,., .Price
J16.000., Want to trale this for town
property. No agents. Address me to
Postofflce Box No. 633, Omaha; Neb.
HEAL ESTATE
AllSTItACTH UK T1T1.K.
HEED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of.
Bee in Nebrasita. 208 Brandels Thaatar.
CITY PROPERTY FOU SALE.
Now is the Time
to Buy
A HOME ON EASY PAYMENTS
41st and Grand Ave., a small two-room
house on a fine lot, half block to street
car. jew, iou casn ana io per raomn,
.?2i nodfnrrt avh.. r cood 6-room house
iwn )). tn par. Thin nlacb can be had
for 115. cash and 315 per month. If you.
want your own home see this now then
talk to ns odoui it, as ii is a misuu mic
hi-nnnnltlnn.
3728 Lake street, a 4-room house that
needs soma repairing, owner -will accept
any reasonable offer either cash or on
Davments. See this place then make
your offer. fcOMPANY.
Tlnuelas 200. . 60S Bee Bldg.
Dundee $7,000
Brick and Stucco
ni nt h hpst bullL neatest and at'
tractive houses In Dundee; excellent
value. Note the arrangement:
Larcrn Uvinc room with old fashioned
fireplace, built of brown stone: sun room;
breakfast room and buffet kitchen; nice
dining room. , . . . ...
Four fine bedrooms, finished In white
enamel; large sleeping porch; tile bath
TSak and birch finish throughout; walls
tinted and tastily aecoraieu.
woi iA,.ntnri- wp built: raving paid.
If yQU want a good home, Investigate.
Glover & bpam
1213-23 City National.
Douglas 3963.
OMAHA, March 13, 1913.
In an early letter of advice yesterday
one firm In the trade advised caution
against pressing the selling side of wheat
too far on the breaks. Just suoh a sit
uation developed before midday, when
the May price touched 89S4c and July
88c. There was moderate buying lor
a rally uy conservative Interests In the
Chicago trade.
New York nips9u- nnnflrmM. MDort
saies oi iw Boatloads or uuiutn wheat at
uuuaio mie yesteraay, ana mere was a
little eXDort business (Miner nn In hAfil
the mjlf. It xvajt thin hualnena which diVa
iresn snap 10 ine Duying siae 01 tne mar.
ket the last hour, running the May pnea
up arouna wc. All tne options were up
lc from the extreme low point of the
morning and closed near thn toD. The
neavy run of wheat to Minneapolis con-
tinues. Wheat stocks there have in
creased 170,000 bu. so far this week, where
mey were decreasing a year ago.
Reports irtve no indication of a re
vival in the flour trade. Certain houses
in Chicago, credited with the task of
liquidating La Salle street holdings of
wheat, sold freely again yesterday. Cash
wheat sales In Chicago yesterday reached
135,000 bushels, including 15,000 bushels of
nard wheat, to be sent to Baltimore.
Perhaps yesterday's closing rally waa
due In a way to the extreme bearish-
ness and decline of Tuesday and the
bear pressure exerted on Wednesday. It
is more than probable that such export
sales as are confirmed will prove to be
largely the result of orders placed be
fore the Tuesday break In Chicago.
Those closest In touch with the export
situation are much In doubt about a
natural demand of any Importance con
tinuing. Shorts were timid yesterday
and ready to take profits, which aided
the rally materially.
Cash wheat was unchanged to ftc
lower.
There Is wholesome fear in the Chicago
corn trade of what the big eastern hold
ers of May corn may do In that market.
KEAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The fact that such holdings exist kcp
short sellers In check. It was fairly well
understood in the onen market vesterdav
that much of the heavy short selling by
Chicago leaders Tuesday was quietly off
set by haying through brokerage firms
Inter. The market at no time showed
any decided weakness, and failed to sell
under the Tuesday closing figures at
any time and late In the session there
was a fairly strong upturn, closing at
the top.
casn corn was uncnangcu io w nigner.
The oats market had a decided break
yeeterdny. What recovery there was In
the market was due to heavy covering.
fnah nna were nncnanirea to v,o maner.
Clearances: Wheat and flour. 153. M0
bu.; corn. 12.000 bu.; oats, 15,000 bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat, uncnangea io
d lower; corn, unchanged to Nd lower.
ir mfifv wnMi'TRCP mis wmc nvw w..
and shipments 436,000 bu., against receipts
of 492,000 bu. anu snipmenis oi v.w
last year.
i,i...,. mm r..lnt were S37.000 bu.
and shipments 523.000 bu., against i receipts
of 443.000 bu. and shipments of WW" uu
1b t vaul
and shipments 412,000 bu., against lecflpli
of 443,000 uu. ana snipmenis ui wn.wv uu.
last year. ,
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter. 1 car.
82?ic; 1 car. S2c. No. 3 hard winter, i
car, SJU.c No. 3 mixed. 1 car. 81c. No. 4
mixed, 1 car. 79c No. 4 durum, 1 car, SlUc
T 1 I , CW
RYE No. 2. 1 car, 54c.
rnitrj'Mo 2 white. 2 cars. 474c: 3 cars.
47Mc. No. 3 white, 1 car, iVAci 5 cars, 47c.
No. 4 white, 1 car. 461c; 8 cars. 46Uc No.
No. 3 color, 4 .car, ,4ic. no. a yoiiow, i
car, 464C KO. a yeuow, a cars, raw. i
car, 4&c; l car, wc. i inHim v.
45c; 1 car. 44V4c No. 2 mixed. 1 car, 45&c;
u car, 45Mc No. 3 mixed. 4 care. 45Vie.
OATS No. 3 white, 1 car (special). 31ci
4 cars. 3U4a No. 4 white. 5 cars, 30)io; 1
car, SOVic
Omaha Cnh Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 83383c: No. 3
hard. 8iaS2e: No. 4 hard. 6HSlc; No. 3
snrlng. 79STSOHo: No. 4 spring. 7878V4c:
No. 2 durum, 84QGc; No. 3 durum, S3
85c.
CORN No. 2 white. 47HQ147?ic: No. 3
white. 47fir474o: No. 4 white. 4fi46c: No.
3 color. 46W846io; No. 2 yellow, 46Mc; No.
3 yellow. 45&M64c; No. 4 yellow., 448'Kio;
No. 2. 45&45ic; No. 3, 5fi45Wo:' No. 4.
OATS No. 2 white, 82032V4c: standard,
31M?4c: No. 3 white, 31031Ko; No. 4
white, SOViC.
BARLEY Malting, 64C8o; No. 1 feed,
40342c.
RYE No. 2, taimtc: No. 3. 6363Wc,
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. OaU.
A Splendid
Close In
Investment
66x120 Feet
With Two Houses
Within 3 blocks of the new hotel.
within 2 blocks of postofflce and only a
few blocks from the central retail dis
trict. One G-room and one S-roo.n house,
renting for 1720 a year. Price for quick
sale $7,500, which price Is less than the
lor alone Is worth. Only takes $2,500
cusli, balance long time. A splendid In
vestment. HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
WE rent, collect, sell any kind property.
Columbia Nat'l Exchange. 514 Bee Bids.
3300 DOWN, balance easy termi. will
buy my home at 2313 Ogden St.; new 6
room, modern cottage, fine location; must
bo sold at once. Call Owner, Webster
2G0, before 7 p. m.
TO BUY, SELL OR RENT, FIRST BBH
JOHN W. ROBB1NS. 1S"2 FARNAM ST.
AC11EAOK FOR SALE.
10 Aeries
in Benson
Has 6-room house, large barn, well and
wind mill, chicken houses and other out
buildings; about 7 acres In alfalfa and
pasture, one acre In large, full bearing
c Merry, apple and pium trees ana otner
small fruit, the balance fine garden land;
high sightly ground, all fenced; adjoins
Keystone park on the east, close to main
street, paved road, only a short walk to
car line, fine location. Possession can be
given at once. Price for quick sale, J6.500.
llASTINUo & hkyokw, ion narney i.
Acreage Bargain
6 acr s high and sightly, 3 blocks to
Florence car line for 12,000.
TEBBENS. 760 Omaha watuanK.
8-ROOM modern house, full lot, halt
block ' to school, three blocks to new
cathedral. Price. 33,850. 4160 Chicago.
ti-liOU.M house; bath, gas; walks; paved
street: pavement paid. APPiy, c
Hutchinson, 1623 Farnam.
MUST sell modern S-rooin house 1 block
n. of high school. Price 33.500. D. 1607.
Bargains In Florence & acreage, fruit
farms. C. L. Nethaway, Florence, Neb.
rjiUM ham a i.wuh nm halm
Canada.
A FEW fine tracts of 160 to 640 acres
In southeastern Saskatchewan, good soil,
well watered, adapted to grain and mixed
farming. For price and terms see or wrlto,
D. T. Deselm, 2318 Sprague St.. Omaha.
CultlarnUb
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
3d Tues. AV. T. Smith Co.. 815 City Nat Bk.
KANSAS FARMS and ranches for sale;
80 to 25,000 acres: write for free list. V. B.
NIQUETTE. Sallna, Kan.
For Sale
Business Block on
Farnam St.
' The three-story building t 1218 Far
nam St. A spl'nMd Income property.
Entirely unencumbered. The best buy Id
Omaha. For 'taiUJ information and
price address
Charles NT. Knapp,
Lincoln, Nob.
Minnesota.
THEREIS a better place to live than
where you live now better soil, bigger
crops, better market, more money. That's
Minnesota. Our land Is cheap now; will
double In valuo In three years. Close to
Twin Cities and Duluth marketslow
freight rates. Soil rich. No crop failures.
Send postal for full Information.
BIO STONE LAND COMPANY.
620 S. 10th St. Omaha. Neb.
Chicago
Minneapolis '.
iDuluth
Omaha .......
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
"Winnipeg ....
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CHICAGO GRAIN ANU PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading: nnd Closing;
Prlcca nn nonrd ot Trailo.
CHICAGO, March IS. Despite an active
export demand, wheat today showed
weakness. Docauso ot targe cauies, large
rnrelntn and promise of rain and snow.
Closing prices, though steady, were Ho
to Uo net lower. Latest trading left
oorn a . shade to U?4o down, oats Via
off to a like amount up, and provisions
varying from 7Vtc declino to an aavance
of 124c.
Wheat bulls faced disappointing caoics
at the outset. Ruslan receipts were said
to be Increasing. Argentine snipmenis
promised to be larger and there were
sltrns of a normal crop for India. Fur
thermore, receipts northwest of here were
liberal. '
KMntir Nnlpn wra reDortcd lleht. In
addition, the chances of winter killing
were said to nave practically vanisnea
and prospects of a record-breaking crop
were Increased by forecasts of additional
moisture.
Omaha sent word of export aales of
t thn best nrlces for tho crop and
there were also sales here and elsewhere
for ocean shipment. Nevertheless, the
roonvprv from the low point reached
early proved insufficient to lift the mar
ket again to last night's level.
Seaboard clearances of wheat and
flour equalled 169,000 bushels. Primary
receipts of wheat were 752,000 bushels,
uirntnfit.2cft.nnn hufthels a year ago.
Heavy local selling pressure weakened
COm. INOIWIUIHIIIIIUIIIB HIU BMiwDnu-
ness of the bears, however, holders were
ahln to prevent more than a moderate
decline. Oats were held steady by
,i.,iatinllv crnnd rnnh demand.
Attempts to realize profits unsettled
tho provision market. Tho effect, how
ever, did not altogether offset the In
fluence of higher prices for hogs.
Following is the range of futures:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
All Prices Move Uncertainly, End
ing with General Advances.
CALL MONEY HELD FIRM
New llnvrn la Conaplcuoualy Venk,
FnlllnR to 120 till, Bottom
Fluuri" Since Ulnhtecn-Spvcnty-KlTP.
1 Ing balance $;.900,64:. In banks and
Philippine treasury. tutW.OM; total of
general fund. fl46.58i.Pu3. receipts yester
day, Jl.438.07o, disbursement. !.4!a,!0G.
tho surplus this r seni year is I7.3M.078.
as agnlnot a deficit of $J0,M).S1S last year,
inc ngurea (or receipts, uisoursemenis,
etc.. exclude Panama eanal and public
debt transactions.
r. ii .-
.w York Mining; Stork.
NEW YORK. March 13. Closlnr Quota
tions on mining slocks were:
Com. Tunntl nock.. I MmIcao U
II Onltrlo -. ISO
Vt. ... n cn-hlr II
Jo bonJ
Con. C1. A
ron silTrr ..
bMdtllle Con.
.title CMrt .,
OKtrtd.
NEW Yrilllf Mnrl, 11 1Hmi mnvod
In an uncertain way on the stock ex
change today, ending the season with
general advances. Hear traders attacked
the live stock sharply at the outset,
lorcmg a own quotations ror a time. De
pression of tho European markets and
absence of foreign buying fostered bear
ish sentiment Call money rales hold
firm, A further hreak occurred In foreign
exchange rates, but In snlto of this en
gagement of 300,000 gold for Berlin and
iiw,wu ror i"ans was announced. Hear
traders relt Justiilrd In putting out new
lines, but selling was nn a limited scale
and the market gradually rallied and grow
nun.
Tho most positive movement of tho
day occurred in. tho last hour after the
receipt of news from Washington thnt a
new plan, for dissolution of tho Harrt
man properties had been presented to
the attorney general, with Indications
that it had been received favorably. On
strength" of this announcement Vnlon
Paclflo mounted 3 points anovo us pre
vious low level, closing with a. net gain
ot 2 points. Southern Pacific, Reading,
Steel and Amalgamated established gains
of half as much on the accompanying
rally In the general list.
Nnw iinven was conspicuously weaK.
falling to 120&. woll below the recent low
price, which was tho bottom flguro since
1875. Owing to firmer conditions In the
mnnrv market there was some calling of
loans oy rinanciai institutions, wiutn wns
i-Aflrntpd rhlnflv In snectaltles. a num
ber of which were weak. Several of these
stocks, Including Beet Sugar. Goodrich
nnd Corn Products prcrerrea, maaencw
low records for the decline.
Bonds Bhowed sqmo Irregularity, with a
downward tendency. Total sales, par
value, $1,400,000. United States bonds wore
nnphatiirnil nn fn11.
Number or sales ana leaning
on stocks were ns follows:
llnnk ClearttiRH,
OMAHA, March IS.-Hank clearings for
today are 33,452.247.52 nnd 32,554,053.61 for
the corresponding day last year.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Amt1cmated Copr .
American Agricultural
American Det Bugar..
American Can
American Can pM
American u. ot tr
American Cotton Oil,..
Am. Ice (fevurltlee....
American Unseed ....
American Locomotlre
American S. & It......
Am. S. A It. pM
Am, Sugar Heflnlng...
American T, & T......
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co..
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast tine....
Baltimore A Ohio,....,
Bethlehem Steel
, 25.100 10i
104 U
1,000
, 7,ffl H
400 llltt
500 45
4,KK
100
400
too
(00
96
ion
Jt'i
i,ooo us
700 Dili
400 HH
800 (H
J. 000 iom
100 100S
too 111
1.800 1004
100 3H
Brooklyn llnpia Tr 1,400 7H
Canadian raoirio
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio....
Chicago O. W
Chicago. M. & Bt.
Chicago ft K1. W.,
Colorado V, It I.
10,100 rnu
COO IIU
400 71U
'Jjoo iovi
too 1H
1.100
Consolidated Ga 00 110
100
400
100
100
1,104
100
Com Products
Delaware & Hudson...
Denrer ft Wo Qrande...
Denrer ft R. O. pfd
Dlstlllere securities ...
Brie
Erie let pfd..... i
Erie 14 Pfd-
General El ec trio
dreat Northern pM
Great Northern Ore ctts
Illinois Central
Interborough Met W4
Inter. Met. pfd... l.tOO
International liarrener
InterMartn ptd
International Vapor ....
International Pump ...
Kansas City Southern..
Laclede One
Lehigh Vnlley
LoulstlllM A NaehYtlle.
M.. St. P. & B. B. IX.
Missouri. K. Sc T.
11
im
SJ4
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44
1.SO0 lit
too in
104 15
200
20
20)
100
"ioo
:,:oo
11 H
MH
10S
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10H
ioo"
us
Missouri Paclflo
300 114
a
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too ay.
oo io
too wi
400 1 04H
i7oo ii"
Art'llel Open.
Wheatl
6SV4G?.1
May,
July.
Scot.
Corn:
May.l52V4T4i
July.63H4i;
High. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
.1
Sept.
Oats:
May.
July.
Sept.
Pork:
May.
1644!
33V
33V4H
20 76
21 W
July.1 20 45
Sept.! 19 75
Larar I
,89141
88 I
i
52;i
63T,
33'i
33Hti
33 H
2100
20 60
May.
July.
Sept.
Ribs:
May.
July.
Sept
10 72-75 10 77H
10 70
10 67-70
10 85-901
10 72ri
10 75
10 75
10 90
10 72-76
10 e2V4l 10 60
89
88
ssy
i2HG1Al
63
54
32tt'
3233
WVs
2076
20 40
88a
I52
54'
zr.i'
33tttru
20 90
10 70
10 72W
10 67
10 821
10 67-70
n7d
31
20 45-47
. 19 77!
10 77
10 72-76
10 75
10 87
10 72
10 62l
.88(ff-
524i
63(a54
i64H55
33
330
33V4
20 i3
20
20 45
10 07
10 65
10 62
10 82
10 67
10 65
FOR SALE By owner, one of tho best
200-acre farms In Douglas county. For
particulars Inquire of 13. A. Alden, 11. 3,
Osakls, Minn.
tlomapa,
SIXTT THOUSAND ACRES CARET
LAND open to entry at Valler. Mont. Fif
teen annual payments. Sectio famous
for gialn, grasses, vegeiolt: well
adapted dlvcrslled farming. For particu
lars write. Valler Farm Sales Co., Box
t Valler. -Mont.
Field Club District
'.-room house; beautiful arranged: every
thing in Intent modern condition. 3300
Vopplcton Ave. Vacant April 1. See us
at once.
PETER'S TRUST CO,,
D 80S.
NEAR VINTON SCHOOL
t-roomr house with large attic having
opon stalrwayi city water, gas. sewer,
fine basement, storm-Bash and screens,
iot Oxl20, all fenced, paved street, fine lo
cation overlooking boulevard. Price but
1,M.
BEMIS CARLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg,
alv nuMi strlctlv modern, new. 2-
story house, adjoining Crelghton's Urst
addition, downstairs oak; upstairs birch,
full cemented basement; good lawn and
garden space lot 56x13!, on paved strtei
VjH. Harny UL
Nebraska.
FarmsFarmsFarms
Driving distance of Omaha; bargains.
Let us show you the goods. All sizes,
all prices, all terms.
ORIN S. MERRILL,
Rooms 1213-1214 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
TO FARM ERS AND INVESTORS
WJ can offer for quick sale for cush
only a good section of land In Morrill
county. Neb. Pumpkin Creek Land Co.,
Redlngton, Neb.
Tessa,
5c An Acre Cash.
Texas school land fqr sale by the state.
Tou can buy good land at 12 per acre;
pay 5c per acre cash and no more for
40 years but 8 per cent Interest; send 6c
postage for further Information. In
vestor Pub. Co... Desk 33, San Antonio,
Tex.
UVK HTOCit MATtirKT OK WKSf
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Tour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
Uon-
LItb Stock Commission Merchants.
BTERB TIROS. A CO, Ptronr. rellabl.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 2 Kxchang Hid.
ASaRTiN BltOa. b Co . Kxcnaoca XMlg.
r-MmBr, Cash Prices Wheat: 'No. 2 red.
31.0101.07; No. 3, 95cn.00; No. 2 hard.
8Sa9c: No. 3, 8789o; No. 1 northern,
88Sa89c: No. 2,. 8788c; No. 8. 8408040;
No. 2 spring. 688c; No. 3. 84S6c; No.
4. 7664c; velvet chaff. 8389c; durum, 85
391c7 Corn: No. 2, 60ic; No. 2 yellow,
He; No. 3. 4749c: No. 3 white, 49
60c; No. 3 yellow, 4749c; No. 4, 44
47c: No. 4 white. 47ig-19c; No, 4 yellow,
ATS-No. 2. 32c; No. 2 white. 3435c;
No. 3 white. 3132c: No. 4 white. 30
31c; standard, 32H53c Rye: No. 2,
62e. Barley: 4648c. Timothy: t2.603
3.25. Clover: 312.00(a18.50. Pork: 120.70.
I,ard: 310.75. Ribs: 10.1210.87.
BUTTER Irregular; creameries, 28
35c.
EGOS Unsettled: receipts, 11.849 cases;
at mark, cases Included. 17174c; ordi
nary firsts. 17&17c; firsts, 1718c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 33 cars;
Michigan. 41fl7c; Minnesota, 43047; Wis
consln, 4249c.
POULTRY Steady; turkeys, dressed,
21c: chickens, alive, 16c; springs, alive,
16c.
xi tun pn mil la Grain BInrkrt.
VtIKNE5APOLIS. March 13. WHtlAT
May, 85c; July. 87c; Scptomber, nc.
Cash: No. 1 hard, 85c; No- northern,
81fi65c; No. 2 northern, 81S2c: No
2 hard Montana. 80c; No. 3. 7f80c.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, j6c.
OAT8-N0. 3 white, 20tt20o
RYE No. 2, 6S066C.
BRAN-el7.OOU17.60.
in YMiuKlrf natents. 34.101i4.35: sec
ond patents, 33.9S&4.30, first clears, 33.00
3.20; second clears, j2.Wili.iv.
Mllwnnkrr Grain MurUct.
MILWAUKEE, March 13. WHEAT
Kn i northern. 8889c: No. 2 northern,
E6387o; No. S hard winter, SDfiOlo; May.
87c: July, 878c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 48o: No. 3
white, 4360c; No. 3. 4Sc; May. 63c;
July. 63c;
OATS-32VIc
RYE 61c.
BARLBY-616Sc!
Omaha Hay Market, ,
OMAHA, March 13,-IlAY-Pralrle. No
1 to choice upland. 110.0011.00; No. 2,
$8.00810.00; No. 3, t.00.00: No. 1 to
choice midland. 310.0010.H; No. 2, 38.00
10.00; No. 3. 3.006.00. Straw; Choice
wheat, t4.6OGS.Q0; choice rye or oat, 35,50
fi.0O, Alfalfas No. 1 to choice, pea
green. 312.0013.60; No. 2. 10.00lt00; Np.
3, 8.CO810.00.
'
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 13. WHEAT
Spot steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 6d; No.
3 Manitoba. 7s6d. Futures, steady;
March. 7s6Sid; May, 7s 3d; July, 7s2d;
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4s 10d; American mixed, old, Cs;
American mixed, otd, via Oalveston, 6s Sd.
Futures, easy; March. American mixed,
6s Hid; July, La J'lata, 4s 9d.
Key to tho Situation-Bee Advertising.
. 3,100
IOO
! '"too
100
400
cs.too
TOO
too
400
700
400
111
110
'ioii
14
1(8
isei
r
H
n,i
84H
104 44
,100
100
804
104i
2t,S
II
National Dlscult
National Lead
n. u. n. of m. u pra
New York Central
M Y., O. & W
Norfolk ft Western
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
r'ennsjrlranl
People's One
P., a. C ft Bt. 1j
Pittsburgh Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car....,
Ttesdtnsi
Republic I. & 9
Rspubllo I. ft K. pfd...,
nock Island Co
Rock Island co. pio....
Ht. Tj. & 8. F, Sa Pfd.
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A. U pfd......
Sloss-Bbef field S. ft I..'
Southern Paclflo .
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd,
Tenneaeee Copper
Tens ft Paclflo
Union Psoifto
union Paclflo pfd..
United main iiesuj...,
United BUUes nubber...
United Statea Steel
U. B. Bteel pfd
Utah Copper .............
Va. -Carolina unomicni
Wsbash
Wabash pfd
Weetem aiarymna
Western Union
Westlnghouee Eljctrlo .
...l , r. t. Vt
w,,lus - . . . . Ml CAM -k-M
Total aaiea lor tne ,v ...-.
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. March 18. MONEY On
call, strong; 46 per cent; ruling rate,
5 per cent; closing Dio, ittper com, ui-
qlxty and nlnqtjr day. 6 per cent; nix
rb'TerTaotTle PAPBIWV
'rlTERWNa EXCHANGE Weak, With
actual business In bankers' bill, at 34.8250
for slxty-day bills and at 34.87 for de
mand. Commercial bills, I4.82U. ...
Silver Bar. 6Tc; Mexican dollars,
. 41,704 U0H
604 ti
ioo e
1,400 41
4I.304 64;
1,(04 101
1,700 CM
too tlVt
104
M0
1,104
41
II u
17 i
111H 1I1U
4U 4H
4S 41
14 U
10 K
tH 4
M14 S
iom
nm inn
112', 111
110 tit
ISTi
100', 101V4
1O0H 1MH
114 111
104 104S
MU 14U
UK 7t4
::i at
MH 14H
. 1
105 1MV1
llU 114
1!U IIH
UOVs 1S0II
1014 U
160 ill
1SH lH
1H ,
1H
11 17H
41 44
Hll
11741 HI
UtH 117
ItVi MH
1UU
14 1714
t eiH
10414 104H
14H 1S
11 11
I0H 10
94
104 M
18IT4 iUH
III 134
131
u U
17U 1T4
115 IIS
414
11 13
105U 10414
10H II
loi 10114
71
IKK 11
t&U
nut ni
114 110
MH
UK 1414
It 14
1S7U H7H
154U
4 H
m 14
UK
H 37
14H M
19
li 44
34
MS 104U
H tH
10 KU
34 H
11
1U W0
13 13
(9 (1
64 It
m eon
147H 107H
fZH (3
s:i. si
IK
U
41 41
UK 6414
U 67
.ISO Small llopea
. standard .....
Yellow Jacket
1
..104
;. u
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
r s ii i -
Cattlo Values Generally About
Steady with Wednesday.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
Sheen nnd Lamb Artlte Mrllrr at
Prices Ten to I'lftern Cents
lllohrr Than Wednrsriny
qnallty Very flood.
Various
lnotnflon of the Day on
Cnminudltles.
NEW Vnttlf. Min.1. 19 .H-1M1I1 Mar
ket qdlet; sprlnjr patenta. 34.405H.00; win
ter siraiRnis, ii.iavi.w; winter pateiu".
i0a.10; spring clears, 34.151rt.30; winter
extras, no. i, 33.Wtf4.lQ; winter oxtras.
No. 2. 33.703.; Kansas stralshls,
4.2S. Buckwhent flour, dull.
i,iiiix;tirt;ALr-c)ieaay: tine wane ana
yellow, 31.30S1.83: coarse, el.Swr1.00: kiln
dried, 33.15,
WHEAT Soot .market lrrecular: No.
3 red, 31.03, elevator, and 31.11, f .o. b
afloat: No, 1 northern, Duluth. OSo, f. o.
afloat. Futures easier durlmr the
niornlnc on the cables and claims that
export sales wcro exagKerated, but rallied
on predictions of colder weather, closing
so tower io ho not niRiier. J'jxport aaies,
10 loads. May. 95 15-lCSiOt! ll-10o: closed at
06 ll-16c ; July closed at 9614c; September
ciosea at khc; bonded wheat, Jlay and
July, closed at Wr?ic.
14UCKWIIKAT inill.
BARLEY Quiet! feedlntr. MUa e. I. f..
New York; milling. 668Sc; c. I. f. Buffalo.
uik iMsy: no. s western. w aakea.
a I. f., Buffalo, and feeding 54g, o. I. f.,
Mew irorK, opening navigation.
CORN Snot market steady: export,
C6C f. o. b.. afloat.
OATS Snot mnrket steady. MiO: stand
ard white, 3Sc; No. 3, 37o: No. 4, 86o;
no. 3. nominal! win to clipped, JWiftoc.
FBED-tSteadvi western spring bran.
$23.00; standnrd middling, 100-pound sacks.
t.ou; city,
HAY Quirt: 07Uo: No. 1. 11.0O3I1.65:
No. 2. RMSSo: No. 3. 75(S80c.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts. IS
c; oeconas, Ztsso; thirds, Z4UBio; re
lects. l4?aoo.
PROV1HION8 Pork, rirm! mess, isi.i
SlOO; family, 323.00922.40;. short, clears,
J21.0O8'22.2G. Beef, firm; mess. $l.AKtf
'-o.oo: ramny. 323.ooa24.oo: beef hams.
vw.w. cut meats, iirm; pickiea Denies,
iu to 14 ids., 4H.wirn.7D: picKiea nams.
114.7MI15.00. Lard, firm: middle wost
prime, sias&iatn; refined, firm; con
tinent, 3U.G0; South American, $12.06; com
pouna. sieaay. at ir.7Mra.uu.
TALLOW Steady : prime summer tal
low, spot, Sa.StkS'6.42; May. 16.40: July, 34.44;
Beptcmbcr. 18.43: prime city. CVic: country.
SKsrevic.
HOPa Htondy; state, common to
choice, 1913 crop. 2027c; 1911 crop, loifioa;
i-acuic coast, tats crop, lwifiio; ivu ;rjp,
12W1BC.
HIDES Steady; Central America, 80oi
Bogota. 29aiff3Ca
BUTTER Finn; receipts, 7.43 tubs;
creamery, extras. 366iOoc: firsts. 3Mf3o:
hold, extras, 3505c; held, firsts, 3&0
36c; process, extras, 27028c; imitation
creamery, nrsis, iwu-Tjoi pacaing biock
held, 2lyi3lHc; packing stock, current
mako No. 2, 2iTZUia; packing stock, cur
rent make No. 3, l8tfzoc.
-.irVtrklir. Ql.n,l. ...,-lnt. 1 Cm Un-mm
state wholo milk. held, colored specials
17(iM7?io; wholo milk, winter, colored
specials, 16Vi17o; skims, 12014c.
EQQ& lOiisv: reoolpts. 33.884 cases
fresh gathered extras, 19B20c: firsts
ixmnvc: reirigerator pest, lOVtiriBc
nearby hennery, white, good to IdrKe
noW laid, 233o; western gathered whites,
300220.
POULTRY Alive. steady: western
lta- fowls. 17Uo: turkcVs. 20C. Dressed.
dull; fresh killed western chickens, 140
15c; rowis, iDtri7s; turneys, upnc,
St. Lnnla Uenernl Market.
ST. LOUIB. March 18. WHEAT Cash
No. 2 red, Ji.lOV401.lOH; No. 2 hard, Wa
91c
CORN No, 2, c; No. 2 white, DO
52C.
OATS-No. 2, 82!3cj' No. 3 White,
34c.
RYE 62 c
Closing price of futures;
WHEAT May, SSc; July. 87S7Uo.
CORN-May, 5lo; July, 6363c.
OATS May, 32032o; July, 32c.
FLOUR Poor tradei red winter pat
ents. S4.Wfl5.1; extra fancy and straight,
J3.0OJW.7o; hard winter clears, J3.40jjO.80.
SEED Timothy, J10.00.
CORNMKAL-42.90.
BRAN 01004c.
HAY-nmothy. 41f.00ttlfl.00.
IRON COTTON TIEjj &80.
HEMP TWINE 80.
PROVISIONS Pork, lard,
mentu nnd baenn unchanged.
IPOULTRY Steady; chickens,
springs. 16c; turkeys, 20c; ducks,
geese, 8c. r
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 280350.
EGOS Lower, 170.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 13. 1913.
Rccolpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
21,034
11,350
7,tSS
4.W0
Official Monday i,m 7.W9
Official Tuesday 6.351 14,313
Official Wednesday ... 3.707 ll.lsjS
Estimate Thursday ... 8,000 10..1O
Four days' total ...1S.61I 44.UTO
Samo days last ueck 17.2&.1 3R.6IK
Same 2 weeks ago 1S.730 4fi.501
Same 8 weeks ago . M.W0
Same 4 weeks ago ...1S.707 51.019
Sama days last year. .19,383 53,1X1
The folUtvtng tAblo hnw thn rrcelnta
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ior mo year to date as compared wun
last year: 1913. 1913. Inc. Dec.
Cattlo 199,918 208,013 ...... W
Hogs 637,9K 839,183 , 191,201
Bheep 491,153 410,515 80,038
The following table shows the ranee of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 12.1M1. 11910.I19O9.11908.I1907.
H W M Ml ! ill 1M IM
f 171 ... I f4 H Ml 14 1 14
76 ..m ... IK 74 141 ...
... Ill IN H 71 Ill .... 5
U Ill ... 1 M 71 til ... I 60
St Ill 10 IU ft 1SS ... 44
M lit ,.. Ill n MS 14 ( 64
64 161 M IK 9T Ill 64 60
70 Ml ... I M t 171 14 t 64
W Ill H IU 17 17 40) I 64
74 Ml ,., I 66 76 314 ... I 64
71 M6 ... I II !.: J4 60 64
It 141 14 I 46 71 Ot. 14 I 14
11 Ill ... It! 16. ......51 ... S 64
41 IM ... 1 U 71 Ill I 60
M lit r4 166 tO 171 ... 164
30 44 I 66 1 701 ... 60
41 113 ... Ill 16 110 84 6 60
II ! ... I 66 61 147 ..i I 64
M KJ ... 6 65 46 Ill ... 64
ti Ill ... 1 66 ) 1(6 114 60
11 104 ,.. Itt 174 ttl ... IM
14 1 ... I 66 i SS 14 Itf)
C8 lit 10) I (I 7 til 160 S 60
11 174 ... Ill ! !! 10 P
ti 161 ... 1 66 70 171 ... I 14
61 144 10 n 66 61 lit SO I 44
? Ill 1A R UC JI. ... .511 .1. 164
t 178 ... 161 (I...... .177 ...
46 Ill 14 I 61U, W 14 ...
8 ..116 ... 1 6714 71 141 ...
C4 ..Ml 14 6 1114 41 304' ...
71 314 ... 16114 31 Ul ...
44 Ill ... KITH 14 ..170 ...
Tl 117 ... 1 6714 71. ' 341 40
41. . ..til 1 674 T "I
71 146 140 1 6714 41. ......170 ,..
61 331 ... 1 6714 1 "
31. ......Ill ... 164 M 17 .
II 361 ... I 60 M,...k1U j
11 ... I 64 65 317
66 3 0G ... 64 K 101
1 Ill 60 60 74 J14 -
Si 16 ... I 44 74. ......! .
is too am ao. ....t'.iza
45 174 , . 64
II Ill i I 64
76 II M I 14
6 110 . . I 64
Ct 146 ... I 60
March 61 8 sci
March 7
March 8
March 8
Mar, io.
Mar. 11.
Mar. 12
Mar. 13.
C OS
8 18J 6 11
Feb. 2T.I 8 0614
Feb. 29.
March 1
March 2.
March 3
March 4
March 51
1114
.19
8 46
8 6
e
8 3114
8 39
8 45
8 53
6 15
6 25
6 33
1
6 31
6 84
6 34
I
a 40
6 48
6 C6
6 831 I 6 14
6 S6 9 30
'W9 '6C8
6 93 9 56 S 14
0 78 9 50 0 SRI
b 82 9 55 29,
9 CS 6 16
6 S3 6 SO
6 83 9 76
0 74 B 78 6 48
& 69 9 95 6 58
75 10 22 6 53
6 80 10 17 0 40
10 67 6 4S
6 65 0 47
4 101 6 75
4 33 6 73
4 29
6SS
4 28 71
4 20
4 S3 6 73
4 23 6 77
4 33 8 74
4 44 6 76
6 78
4 48 6 82
4 3S
4 3t 6 75
4 35 6 68
4 37 6 63
Sunrtny.
Re6slnta and dlnnnnltlnn nf live slnck
at the Union Stock vards. South Omaha.
ncd., tor twenty-rour nours enuing at a
p. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattlo. 1 loirs. SheeD. ll'r's
u., At, ot Ht. 1'..,.., S 3i
Wabash 11..
Missouri Paclflo.... 13..
Union Paclflo 20 30 16
O. & N. W east... 6 6..
CAN. W.. west... XI 45
C, Bt P., M, & O.. 13 7
u., 11. at v., east... 0 .1 ..
C, B. & Q west... 40 47 4
C R. I. & P., east. 3 4..
C, R, I. & P., west. .. 3 ..
Illinois Central .. ..
Totals receipts. ..136 150 20
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co
370
Swift & Cbmrniny....... 423
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour a co
Son. warts & Com
J. W. Murphy
L. P. Co
Slnolalr
S. O, P Cb,,,,,,,,,,,,
901
308
20
&9
1.231
2.XI8
s,tn
4Ui
371
1.031
1,349
1,169
1,719
64 ,,,, ..(..
15
20
53
M
30
130 ..
h8
so ,.
45
61 s.
55
454 ;.
sTira hmi tilss
dry salt
He;
16c;
Flour, bbls.-
Wheat, bu ,
Corn, bu
Oats,, bu...
Receipts. Shipments.
10,000 7,000
109,000 52,000
64.000 22,000
66,000 11,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, March 13.WHEAT
Cash: No. -3 hard. 6386c; No. 3. 83
80c; No. 2 red, 99crJl-.06; No. 8, S0e1.01.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 6O0; No. 3, 47
43c; No. 2 white, 60awci No. S, 494P49o.
OATS No. 2 white, 3434o; No. 2
mixed, 32333o.
RYE Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
Closing prices ot futures
WHEAT May. 8383c; July, 82c.
CORN-May, 61fiolo; July, 62c.
OATS May. 34o.
BUTTER Creamery, SEci firsts, SScj
seconds, Slo; packing, 21c.
EGOS Firsts, 17c; seconds, 18c.
POULTRY Hens, 13c; roosters, 8oi
ducks. 15c.
Receipts.
.19,000
steady; railroad,
BONDS Government
'"cidstng ciuotatlons on bonds today were
as .mvv n (. ... 7U
. VV7l v" " ' - 'f
.lOOS'L 8. osb. 41 1131. X;
.103UL. A K. unl. 4s...,. 164t
.101V4M. K. U X 1ft 4a 91H
.11114 do sen. 414 "
.llJV.Mo. Paclflo 4a.... 70
.1014s 'do oonr. 6s.. 65
.65 N. R. It- ot M. 414 1414
.100V4KI. Y. C SUs..., 6414
t, T. CT. ,.1W1 "AO OBO. S
a. liiues'. Y. ii. A II.
H K1- & W. lit 0. 4. So
M44 40 CT. 4 10414
lOlHNo. Pacific 4...... 1
1 'to la 4
40. 8, U rids. 4a. , M
0 roo, ct. I14 116. MS
664J do con. 4a 101
10414Tlea4liic sen. 4a... . tt'.i
, HIV B. L & 8. F. It 4( 74
, M14 do nn. 6s 71
0H6t. L 8. W. b. 4s, 71
. WUH. A. L. a41. U 71
, HVBo. rao, col. 4s 61
, I3U do CT, 4s MS
erV u A If P e 414a..l01V4 oo lt ref. 4s IH
T, I. A I . C. -v . . , '11
An tit. 4 65 4o gen. 4S... .
4? A B. r & 4 "SUnlon 1-aclflc 4
v. i do ct. 4
n A R. O. ft. 6. " lt ref. 4a. . K
Distillers- v..T ..
ivie p. i. is -"i" S
aTJ 4s aer. P. . 70 WaUah let a ei. 4s 67H
IUC.. Ut ro. I- "..mMa.4... .
71 Wli. Central 4a..... 90
II
U. 8. rf. . "I.
do coupon ..."
U. B. 3s, res
do coupon ..-.
U. 8, 4s, re
do coupon
U. 8. 4s coupon.
A.-C. 1t 6
Amer. As. la,
A. T,
In.
Armour & t.o.
Atcnion
do ct. 4a 1060..
dO,CT. 6S...
A. d. L lt
Dal. A. Ohio 4a.....
do 114 ;
Brook. Tr. cr. 4a...
Can, ot Oa. 6a.
Cen. Leather 6a....
,ea, A Ohio 4a,
do 4'4
ChW-aao A A. Ha..
C. D. A Q. I. 4...
aa ren.
7714
s
114
Wheat, bu.,,.
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
..18,000
..13,000'
Shipments.
26,000
20,000
9,000
t.i.r Met. 414S... .
Inter. M. M. 414s..
lanan 414 '
Uid. aoileret.
ii. ...... lllnlnir Stocks.
BOSTON. March 13.-ClosIng quotations
minliic atooks v--" ss follows:
UUMohavk 4SV4
.., 7014 Nevada Con 16
. J9UNIpls!n Mines .... 6H
ItiNorth Uutls
M. 6UMrtn Lake
. . 61H014 Dominion ,..
,.465 Oaceola ,
16UQulner ,
t- 41 Shannon
.. lH4Sgperlr
... lUBoptrlor A B, M.
. . 1 Tamarack
... tlliU. 8. 8. R. A M
... I do ptd ,
. ... t.i. Conner. llUtltsh Con
Xerr !-k. Co..
lke tapper 1 Winona
Ii Balle Coppr.- 414Wolerln
Miami Copper
Condition nf Treasury,
WASHINGTON, March 13. The condi
tion of the United States treasury at the
beginning of business today waa; Work.
on mining stocks
Atlouei
Atnal. Copper
A. I' B-'
Arltona Com.
B. A C. C. A S.
Cal, A Arliona..
Cal. A Hecla.
Centennial ... ...
Copper Range C.
Hast Butt C M
Franklin
Olroui Oon. ....
nrstibr Oon
rjreene Cananaa
.. 21U
1 11-11
.. 41
.. a
.. 71i
.. 141
.. Xi
.. 114
.. II
,. 44
., JU
.. tn
.. II
.. IK
.. II
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. March 13. COFFEE Fu
turoH nnennd barelv steadv at a decline
of 10 to 15 points, owing to lower Euro
pean markets und, reuewea selling, ine
market weakened again In the nf' Tnoon
under continued offerings and r 1 inued
slow. The close was burcly steiwy und
at a net declino of 40 to 50 points. Sales,
141.20) bags. March, 11.21c; April, U.33c;
May, 11.46c; June, lMHc; July, 11.50c;- Au-
f:ust, ll.OOc; September. 11,89c; October,
.t2c; November, 11.55c; December, U.59u;
January and February, 11.60c. Spot
market unsettled and practically nom
inal; Rio 7s, llo; Santos 4s. 14c. Mild,
dull; Cordova, 15017c. nominal. After
showing a net loss of lQlf early, Havre
rallied and was net unchanged to f
lower at the close, Hamburg was to 1
pfg. lower.
i
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS, March IS. COTTON
Spot, steady, unchanged; middling,
124ie. Rules. 375 bales.
NEW YORK. March 13.-COTTON-Closed
very steady within a point or two
of the best and t to u points net hlgner.
ST, LOUIS. MArcIl 13.-COTTON-4ulet;
middlings, nw Haies, none: receipts.
2,816 bales; shipments, 2,615 bales; stqck,
3,uit uaies.
i
Turpentine and Iloelri,
SAVANNAH. March 13. TURPENTINE
sieaay; ww, saies, 2iu ddis.; receipts,
77 bbls.; stocks, 16,190 bbls.
linHiN-mrm sales. u ddis. receipt.
72C bbls; stocks, 109,900 bbls. Quotatlonse
A. R. C, 35.70; D, IS.H1; e, o.w; r .
H. JC.30: I, J6.40; K, r.oo; wu, 7.iwtn.&;
W W 37.86.
Dry flood Market.
NEW YORK. March 13.-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are steady,
with the demand for gray cloths center
ing largely around fancy constructions.
Tho jobbers report a moderate business.
Domestic rule steady, There Is a. good
demand for silk piece goods and ribbons,
Hvanornted Apples and Dried Fruits
KRW YORK. Mirch U. EVAPO
RATED APPLES Firm.
i-.oii.-i-. win tits Anrlcots In fair do
mand. Peaches, steady Rulslns. dull and
easy. I'runes, iirm.
Wool Market.
an riiMH Murnh 11 WOOL-Steady:
medium grades combing and . clothing,
MHSOSc, UK-lit fine, 19fjoj havy fine.
l&ftlSc; tub wasneo,
W. B. Vansant Co..
Hill Se Bon
F, B. Lewis
J. B. Root & Co....
J. 11. Bulla
L. F. Husz
Rosenstook Bros 46
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co...
Cllne & Christie
Other buyers
Totals...
CATTLE There was no great change
tn the eattla market today. Receiuti
were fair for a Thursday, making the
total for the four duya 18,tw0 head, a gain
ot over 1,000 head as compared with tne
corresponding nays last ween, put smaller
than it year ago by about 600 head. Thero
was a very fair demand for beet steers
and cattle of good quality, and handy
weights sold very freely at Rood, steady
prices. On the other hand heavy cattlo
were more or less neglected the same as
they- have been all week, and the feellnc
on that kind ot stuff was easier, with
Haies in some cases noxinr lower.
Cows and heifers wero In fair demand
and they generally commanded stesay
prices, mere Dciiig very little change in
the markot In either direction:.
Btockers und feeders yere In good de
mand the same as they have been til
week, but the trade was hardly as brisk
as It, was yesterday. Prices, however,
remained about tho same, the market as
a general thlrig being quoted stcudy by
sellers.
Quotations on cattle: Qood to choice,
beef steers, J8.25Q8.S0; fair to good beet
steers, JS.0OS8.20; common to fair beat
teers. J7.4OJj8.00; good to choice heifers,
J7.0t7.0; good to cholco cows, J6.7507.25;
fair to good grades, J5.751Jfl.75; common
to fair grades, $4.6000.76; uood to oholce
stockers and feeders, J7.5u9S.15: fair to
good stockers and feeders, J0.80tf7.50;
common to fair stockers und feeders,
I6.26tt4.80: stock cows and hollers. J5.0M1
7.00; veal calves, SS.tt3fO.2J; bulls, stags.
etc., fo.wtfo.w.
STEERS. (J
am Ar: rr.
I 60
t w
I 14
I 60
Kl
I 40
S 44
I 44
S 4
9
.. S 4
., t 60
80 I 64.
60 . 4tft
I K
X-t St
ill...!. .111 13 - 66
61 141 .'! .
TO .!45 ' Ht
13 .161 .. f 74
i '.wo i'TO
AIIICHP OfferlnsTis wens somewhat lim
ited this morning as only some twenty
cars or 4,600 head were yarded. Will!
tho supply was very moderate the gen
eral quality was very good, being' con
sidered better man nny previous aay oi
tho week. The buyers were anxious for
some prime killing stuff and aa a bettor
feeling was roported In the general trade
at mosi otner maraet points mey uia nut
mind paying prices at least 10015c higher.
Sellers began to do business compara
tively early In the morning at the 1016o
advance, resulting in a free movement
throughout Iho market. While there was
a good strong demand for everything ot
tered, It was plainly evident that the.
choice grades of both sheep and lambs
of handy weights wero most sougm
after, consequently such kinds were
bought up first
Light-weight Mexican lamns aoia ui
high ns J8.95 and the majority of the
lambs sales was made at a rango ot 18.65
O8.90. As ot late ewes were In very light
supply, but what were here wer dis
posed of at figures around JS.COlf6.25, the
latter prices being paid for ewea averag
ing 117 pounds. A bunch of Mexican
yenrllngs of only fair quality changed
hands at 37.50. There were few wethers
of any consequence on sale.
Trade for the week started out siow
and lowor under the Influence of generous
supplies, on Monday and Tuesday, nut
with a slight falling of the receipts and
a material improvement in tne general
situation at most live stock centers on
Wednesday and today whatever loss
there was has been fully recovered, pre
vail! ig prices being 10$15o higher than
last week's close. .
Quotations on sheen and lambs: uooa
to choice Mexican lambs, Jfl.7MTO.00; fair
to good Mexican lambs, JS.450S.5O; good,
to choice westerns, 38.4ftg8.66; fair to
good westerns, JS.25ffS.45: feeders, J7.50IP
8.00; yearlings, light, JTSOirK-TS; yearlings,
heavy, J6.00O7.35; wethers, ogod to oholcs.
J0.50Q6.7Ei wether, fair to good, J6.2G0
B.50; ewes good to cnoice. s.ittw.a); ewes,
fair to goad, J5.8&36.16; culls and bucks.
J3.8W6.15.
Representative saies;
No. Av. Pr.
15 spring lambs 50 10 oo
387 fed lambs 79 8 60
653 fed lambs 68 8 86
25 culls 64 7 CO
525 Mexican lambs...) 83 8 05
504 Mexican lambs 76 i
2 Mexican yearlings............ 75 7 75
31 fed buck , .163 4 GO
IB fed lambs ...,78 8 66
217 fed lamb 70 8 66
400 fed ewes..... 117 6 25
273 fed lambs 83 8 SO
749 Mexican lamb 78 8 90
No.
I...
...
10...
7...
21...
II...
17...
1
21
,,,..
11
14
30
BEEF
Ay. rr.
615 7 16
61 7 78
116 7 76
647 7 70
11 7 76
1116 7 15
146 7 M
till I 04
1116
V2J
116
I 00
1 04
I 00
31 1U3 t 14
IS 111! t 10
ii mi 1 14
1 1134 I 14
II till 16
10 1114 I 2i
1 1166 I 14
14 , Hit I
II i, .1404 1 40
II.... 1171 I 64
60
676
4 as
4 60
.. 174 6 16
..1160 6 04
.1010 6 10
.1116 I 11
...1110
...110
...1141
f SO
30
I 16
COWS,
It
t .J
11.'.'.'.'
I . ', '. '.
to.
..... 613
Hit
1170
, mo
. ...1U4
..1111
I 10
ol
66
I 16
6 9
64
3; 764 16
16 Ml 7 04
11,.,,, 7I 7 60
.... 114 7 14
11 Ml 1 10
I........... 116 7 16
871 7 15
1., 1814 176
1 1114 6 76
2 1676 I 40
1 1160 6 16
1 1116 16
HEIFERS.
...1064 16
1444 16
1160 I (4
,...lsM t 60
1.
1
!
1....I
i..
i..
.... 166 7 04
...lltl) 7 ,
.... ili 7 44
414 1
144 1 16
614 7 44
, 104 7 44
,166 7 60
66 7 66
611 7 (4
i,. .1603
,,.1764
...1364
...1030
.1010
I 60
6 66
I 64
I 76
( 76
1....
I....
CALVES.
104 6 00 S
1040 6 76
.,,.,1034 7 60
610 7 66
660 7 7
460 T 46
, 169 6 64
,144 76
,111 04
,114 04
104 04
160 6 00
I.
I.
til I 04
341 04
110 00
140 I 16
140 6 16
120 9 54
171 9 -
170 9 76
STOCKERS ANU FEKDhilth.
no a 16
....621 lli
...,741 7 46
876 7 74
.... 616 7 74
. ..10M 7 80
.,,.1011 I 04
..,,611 I 04
.... Ml I 06
.1111 I 26
7
11...
16
12!!!"!!"
ii..
I..
10..
16.
,1091 I 34
.1119 9 30
.1141 I 40
.1304 44
.1140 I 44
....IK6 I t
,,..1199 I 60
.,..1194 60
....1104 1 60
,,1416 I 69
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
76.. Ill 7 16 34 M T BO
7 611 7 IS I 949 7 SO
17 77 7 IS 7 631 7 90
19 749 7 IS 17 7 69
17 1 . 166 I 44 I 644 7 60
I...,, 1164 7 64 14 641 7 90
31 47 7 66 t Ml 6 OO
HOUK Th4i local buying demand has
been Improving steadily of late and to
day. In splto of the fair sized supply on
hand, values scored a big advance.
Friers quoted early wero around loo
hlarhar. but these fleures Improved stead
ily and the general market was nitlia
nigner man weanesaay. iTmie m
fairly active from the outset and aside
from a few loads that, owing to last
night's storm, wero late In arriving,
everything had been cleaned up In good
season. The bulk of the sales landed ct
J8.65Ati.66. as against yesterday's bulk
of J8.4OS8.ti0, and a top price of J8.70 waa
paid. Just 16c higher than yesterday's
best price. Aside from a few loads ot
rough mixed and heavy hogs the quality
of the offerings were very good. Notwith
standing the fact that receipts have been
fairly liberal all week? prices have re
gained all that they lost Monday with
some to spare and values are now a big
nickel higher than at the close ot last
WAk'compared with the last few weeks,
today's receipts were rather liberal,
some 151 cars or 10,700 head being re
ported in. This Is 1.S0Q larger than last
week and 1,000 heavier than two weeks
ago, but almost 10,000 smaller than on tho
correeponaing aa,r Jl ' 7
41 170 ... I 40 70..
Bh. Pr.
.131 40 I 60
Kansas City LWe Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 12. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,400 head, Including 300 south
erns; markot lower; dressed beef and ex
port steers, 88,4009.00; 'fair to good, 17.60
06.35; western steers, JT.00tT8.78; stock
ers and feeders, Jfl.C008.2S; southern steers,
J0.76i38.23; southern cows, Jl.257.76; native
cows and heifers, J4.2ig8.CO; bulls, S5.50g)
1,7a; calves, j7.wsno.sii.
HOGS Receipts, 6.109 head; market
higher; bulk, JS.00ff8.80; heavy, J8.45.g43.75;
packers and butchers. J8.6&3&85.' llsht.
J3.75ff8.85: pigs, t7.2S7.80.
tmisisi' amd laai lis Receipts, i.jm.
head; market strong; Colorado lambs',
J8.0OS8.S5i yearlings. J6.7&37.75; wsthers,
J5.7&U7.00; ewes, J5.50ffC.75.
St. I.nnls Live Stock Market.
ST. XjOVIR. March 13. CATTLE Re-
celpts, 3,000 head. Including 1,300 Texans;
marget steady; cholco to fine steers, J8.W
49.10; good to choice steers, J7.6O3S.60:
stockers and feeders, Jo.2Mf7.76; cows and
heifers. J5.6O&8.C0; bulls, U.00137.00; calves,
Jrt.orwiflO.25; Texas and Oklahoma, steers,
J5.2Dtf8.25; cows and heifers, J3.75C36.50.
ltuoH-Rcceipts, 12.000 head; market 8a
to 15o higher; plga and lights. M.76e.l5;
mixed and butchers, 3S.9S430,i5: good
heavy, J9.00JT9.10.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,080
head; market 10a to 2So higher; muttons,
8J.6OW7.00; yoarllngs, J7.tXKB8.08: lambs, J7.00
0.24; culls and bucks, 33.00tjf4.76.
Slonx city Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la., March 13. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,500 head: market steady to
strong; native steers, t7.60eg.80; cow and
belters, t7.600J7.60: canners, Jt7f$.0G:
stockers nnd feeders, I7.00as.00; calves,
J6.T6Qi7.60; bulls. J6.S0S7.26.
HOGS Receipts, 6.800 head; markot 10c
higher; heavy, JS.KKSfl.65; mixed, J8.664
8.60; light. 8.658.65; pigs, $7.!K87.76i bulk.
J8.65fi8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. 300
head; market strong; wethers, J6.OQfM.E0:
ewes, J.60(36.28; lambs, J7.4ft38.40.
Ht. Joseph Lire Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH, March 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head; market steady; steers,
J7.00iSO.00j cows and heifers, J4.008.25.
HOGS Receipts, 1600 head; market
higher; top, J8.75; bulk, J1E6S8.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RscelpU, .1,000
head; market slow; lambs, J7.tWff9.00,
Stock In Slant.
Receipts of live stock at thn six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen,
South Omaha ,. 8,000 10,700 4,606
Ht. Joseph , 1,500 4.200 S.6O0
Sioux Clty..M 1,600 6.000
St, Louis 3,000 12,000 3.009
Kansas City..., 3,400 6,200 7.200
Chicago 4,000 21,000 15,000
Totals..
..,.15,400 00,100 32,300
CHICAGO LIVE SVOCK MARKET
Hoge Ten Cents IllKber Cattle
Slrontr- Sheep Slow.
CHICAGO. March 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts 4,000 head; market steady to
strong; beeves, J7.2Si39.l5; Texas steers,
J&00&7.M; western steers, JS.7&28.00;
stockers and feeders, JO.0ft38.l5; cows and
heifers. J3.60iS8.00; calves, t7.50JJ12.00.
HOGS-rRecelpts, 31.000 head: mostly lOo
higher, but closed weak; bulk of sales,
J8.S03D.D5-, light, JS.SftTj9.15; mixed, $8.60
9.C6; heavy, J8. 4036.95 ; rough, J8.40iS8.66:
pigs, je.9tKg9.0(i. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rece! pU. lfcOOO
head; market slow, generally steady!
native, JS.lftfli7.00; western. JG.35J57.10;
yearlings, J7.25flS.2S; lambs, native, J&OOtt
9.10,' western. J3.00.S9.1S.
Metul Market.
NEW YORK, March 13. METALS
Copper: Firm; standard, spot, J14.15 bid:
Mwch, 14.lMil4.75; April. tli2014.7aj
May, 814.23(314.78, electrolytic. UIOO&MJ;
lake. J1S.2&16.37; casting. J14.75314.S7W.
Tin: Easy; spot to March, J45.62HQ-45.S7;
April, u.Kwto.8TH, may. tta.3mc3H9.Tftv
Lead: Steady at J4.3fttf4.40. Spelter;
Steady at ja. 3511 4. 45. Antimony: Quiet;
Cookaon's. J3.26a9.40. Iron: Steady and;
unchanged.
Exports of copper this month. 17.048 tons
London copper, quiet; epot i04 l&s; fu
tures, 05 7s 6d. London tin, steady; spot,
1208 is; futures. 1205 15a. London lead.
15 l&s 3d; spelter. 124 10a. . Jront Cloveland
warrants. 63a d In London-
BT, LOUIS. March 11 METALS
Lead; Firm at 14.22. Spelter; Qutet at
J6.2S.
Persistent Adve.rtl!rur i the Itoad to
Big Returns.
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