Nebraska Newspapers

    I I IK HKK: OMAHA, KA'LTRDAY, MARCH 15, WW.
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.Mlcellnneou.
SAFES 2-hand. Amfrlcnn Supply Co,
STOItB KLKTUP.ES, coolers, refrigera
te! s. urorcrs' display counters. Ice ma-
bines. The United Line, 1117 Farnam.
Kindling. Si. II. Gross, lumber & wrecking.
HALL'S safe, new and Zd-hand. Corey
ft MeKonile Pfg Co., 1417 Harney. t. f4t.
FOR 8ALBNew and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
Urunswtck-Balke Collehder Co., 407-404
South 10th St.
$5
r. COAL; It's Rood; try & ton: best ror
money, web. iu. Harmon & Wee m.
SAFES Overstocked 2d-hand safes, alt
makes. J. J. Derlght Co.. MIS Farnam St
EMPTT Ink barrels for sale. Apply Bee
Publishing company, 17th and Farnam
streets.
BTEfcTL HAKE.
Outside dimensions 34x42x67: steel lined.
A good sized Safe In first-class condition
and wo will sell It right. Call and see It.
TATB LAND COMPAKT.
?S3 City Nat. Bank. Bldg. DoJg. 4408.
PEIISOAIj
THE SALVATION AHMT solicits cult
off clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. Wo collect, rtpalr and sell at 1SI
N 11th St, for coat of collection, to too
worthy poor. 'Phone Douglas 12S and
wngon will call. '
MASSAGE, salt glovr. Mme. Allen of
Chicago. 109 S. 17th St Douglas 7803.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
1.526 subscriptions to the I II. Journal,
fl.W; S. E. Post, fLW, and Country 0n
tlenian, tl.K. will earn $3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, which will Insure
myself and- fflteen other sufferers 111 n
month each.
Must have 226 In March, Your renewal
worth 60 cents. DON'T WITHHOLD IT.
'Phone Douglas 7163, Omaha. Neb.
GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN.
Miss FlAher, mass., bath, eleo. treat. D. S3
63-DAY. BLOOD REMEDY.
Bexten pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
M A iTMTflT'Tn treatment E. Bratt.
MARS A IT!?1, Swedish movement. 411
iM-iVOOlUJ-J neo Bldg. Douglas 6S72.
MASSAGE Mrs. Steele. It. 908. SOS S. 13.
ELECTRIC MASSAGE Room 25. Doug
las block. Natural treatment for nervous
disorders, sciatica and rheumatism.
MARS A OF, Marguerite Halloran.
lUiiDQlVUili 223 Neville Bk. D. 7761
ANNA MASKS jp.ffi:
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
, strangers aro Invited to visit the Younir
Women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Mary's Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or1 otherwise assisted. Look (or
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
E. BELLE, scientific massage; baths;
orugieBB treatments. 703 a. I6tn. Apt H
WANTED Children to board. Web Gtyu.
MASS A OF, Corns removed, 25o. Mrs.
lU.m3041.UUli llvnii 707 H. l,h. n. I4iU
Mrs. Hedlund, mass & Swedish movement.
Hours, 9-12, 1-6. 401 Ware bile. D. 7043.
Miss Fisher, mass., bath, cleft treat. D. S63
MANICURING face, scalp and mag
netic treatments. Miss Debar, 190? Far
nam. Massage. Mrs. RUtcnhouse, 303 Boston Str.
POULTXIY AN1 SUPI'IjIBS
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company,
Clay Center, Nebraska, manufacturer of
Old Trusty Incubators and Brdoders, for
Incubators und brooders: catalogue tree.
EGGS
For Hatching
. From tnoroughbred It C. Rhode Island
Reds: vigorous, hardy stock; great lay
trs; country range: II tar II; 95 per tea
A. H. BAKER. Benson. Neb.
R. F. D. No. 2; Tel. Benson H7-W.
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for hatching.
Web. 43S5. 3710 Grand Ave.
ROSE comb brown leghorn eggs, Care
ful selecting and mating; IS, 7S: 1W. IS.00.
Olga Hayek, Linwood, Neb.
UEAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
City Loans
LOW RATES LIBERAL TERMS
QUICK AND SATISFACTORY
SERVICE.
Loans on Business Blocks and Choice
Residence Properties a Specialty.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OMAHA.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat
GARVIN BROS. 0&Hi
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St
6?6
, CITY loans. liemlB-uariDerg vo-t
" 310-312 Hrandels Theater Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE JtEAL ESTATE' CO.
1016 OmaliA National. Douglas 271C.
LARGE loans our speolalty. Stuli Bros.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
. property. 5, 6 and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. H. Dumont & Co., 1003 Farnam St.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, 31,000 to 3500,000.
W. If. THOMAS, 22S State Bank Bldg.
3100 to 310,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wend, Wend Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
; 1 ' 1
WANTED TO BUX
Dolgof f 2d hand store pays highest prices
fn ii rn Utiles Inirina arinasi 1CJYJ
u t 4i a e e v " e V .s w vit a.e0( II JUi I
BEBER pays high prices for 2d-hand
furniture, carpets, clothes, shoes. D. 7802.
SELNER will treat you right; best
prices. 2d-hand furniture, clothes. D. 610L
We pay best prices for furniture. W-7256.
D. 8055. Quick buyers of furniture.
iOOiTWo Pav highest prices for ladles'
AJV"J" and gentlemen's 2d-hand clothes,
household goods and valises. Call Gross
man 3519 Blondo. Phone Webster 4562.
WOULD like to buy a five or six
room house to be moved on a lot. One
In the neighborhood of 24th and Clark
preferred. Telephone Red 4301.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST your houe with Osborne Realty
Co.. 403 Paxton II IK. D. 1474. Quick results.
KALE OK EXCHANGE 11. U.
Will Exchange
One of the finest furnished, best paying,
centrally located apartment houses in
Minneapolis for clear Improved or un
improved farming, grazing, dairying or
cut-over land; this property Is located
light In the heart or Minneapolis, l$5
f'-ct square; considered one of the best
pieces of property in Minneapolis, in
creasing In value dally; equity 302,000,
early Income 324.000. WE CAN SELL
OR EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY.
NO MATTER
WHERE LOCATED.
WRITE
M. Morris,
P. O. Box 643.
Jefferson, la.
,THE ONLY WAY
To beat the money trust is to list your
property for exchange with the Palmer
Land Co., 1100 W. O. W, Bldg., who can
match them.
Improved Farm
Half section and SO acres; south central
Nebraska; fair Improvements. Price
116,000. Want to trade this for town
property. No agents. Address me to
Postofflce Box No. 633. Omaha, Neb,
HEAL ESTATE
AIlkTllACTS Ut" TITL.II.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract
fir m N"nrnia. 20 Hrandels Thrstar
CITY I'llOl'KHTY FOR It ALU.
WE rent collect sell any kind property.
Columbia Nat l Exchange. U4 Bee Bldg.
TO Bl' Y, SELL OR RENT. FIRST SEH
HEAT, ESTATE
CITY VIMMmTY Ktilt SAt.K.
For Sale
Business Block on
Farnam St.
Ttie three-story building it 1U Far
nam St A spl'nMd Income property.
Entirely unencumbered. The best buy In
Omaha. For retailed information and
price address
Charles T. Knapp,
Lincoln, Neb.
SOUTHEAST CORNER
30T1I AND LAKE STS.
for salo cheap for a short time. Address,
O 116, Omaha Bee or telephone Webster
3699, after 6 p. m.
-ROOM house; bath, gas; walks; payed
tireii pavement aia. Apply, tj. J.
Hutchinson, 1623 Farnam.
MUST sell modern 8-room house 1 block
n. Of high school. Price 33.600. D. 3607.
South 10th Cottage
Six rooms and bath, corner, paveo, on
car line, one block to school; 32,000 ; 3500
cash, balance monthly.
West Leavenworth Cottago
Four rooms, electric light and gas,
some frtilt and shade aplenty; 60-foot lot,
31,300; f600 cash, balance 37.&0 per month.
O'Koofo Real Estate Co.,
10H Omaha Nat'l. Douglas 3713.
Evenings-. 11. 333 or II. 6134.
Look
If you want a bargain. Must sell on ac
count of leaving the city on April 1.
Reception hall, sitting room, dining room
And kitchen on first floor, finished In
oak r three bedrooms and sleeping porch
on second; thoroughly modern; full ce
mented basement; good furnace;, storm
windows, screens; paved street; nice
grounds. Price 33,900 for quick sale.
Terms. S522 Seward St.
TRANSFERRED TO
CHICAGO
A Burlington headquarters man Is
obliged to sell hla residence here and
the chances are It Is about what you
want Tho house is practically now,
contains 7 rooms, Is fully modern, fur
nished in birch, maple and pine, and
almost in walking distance. Look it
over with us. The location Is near 36th
and Davenport and tho price is 34,300.
PAYlME INVESTMENT CO.,
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
MUST SELL my new. modern, 6-room
house and sleeping porch before April 1,
as I am leaving city; oak finish, beam
ceiling, living and dining room, porch
upstairs; full basement and attic; lot 60x
134. 4110 Florence Blvd. Tel. Webster
6052.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS. Indexed,
free at office; 2 stamps by mall. CHAS.
E. WILLIAMSON CO., Real Estate, In
surance, Care of Property, Omaha. Also
Omaha Red Book, vest pocket size.
For bargains in Florence property, fruit
farms and acreage, see C. L. Ncthaway,
Florence, Neb. Phone Floreneo 276.
8-ROOMED modern house, 4227 Harney;
worth 33,500, will bo sold at a bargain to
anyone with 31.000 cash. Call owner, Har-
ney ibz.
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME WILL
SAUlUlflUH.
4,250 Reception hall, parlor, dining
room, kitchen downstairs; three bed
rooms ana Dam upstairs, uouso unionva
In the best oak, Is -strictly modern, hav
ing electric light and gas. Has a full
basement with laundry and subdivided
Into coal bins, etc. Nice lot on paved
street and one block from the car. owner
has left the city and desires to sell; house
about three years old.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
483 Brandels Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
ACREAGE FOR 8ALU.
10 Acres
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
cherry, apple and plum trees and other
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 lino, fine location. Possession can be
given at once. Price for quick sale, $6, COO.
HASTI NG S & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
UKAii KMTATK
FAItK A ItAT.ru LA Ml KOU MLg
Axknnaaa.
ARKANSAS Lands For cheap lands In
Southwest Arkansas, write Southern
Realty & Trust Company, Ashdown,
Arkansas.
ArUoua.
ARI3QNA 'HOMESTEADS Script
lands; seeing means location; school and
railroad facilities; today's best offering.
See Elgin Company. 733 Finance bldg.,
Kansos City, Mo.
Canada.
A FEW fine tracts of 160 to 640 acres
In southeastern Saskatchewan, good eolL
well watered, adapted to grain and mixed
farming. For price and terms see or write,
D. T. Deselm. 2318 Sprague BU TDmaha.
California.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
3d Tues. W. T. Smith Co.. 816 City Nat. Bk.
lovra.
TWO IOWA FARMS.
130 acres In Pottawattamie county, all
In cultivation, good Imp.; 3100 per acre.j
244 acres, Harrison county, close to Mo
dale, 210 acres in cultivation, excellent
Improvements; one of the best farms In
the county; 3120 per acre.
413 KARBACH BLK.. OMAHA. NEB.
Kniiuta.
KANSAS FARMS and ranches for sale:
80 to 26.000 acres; write for free list. V. E
N1QUETTE. Ballna. Kan.
Minnesota.
THERE'S a better place to live than
where you live now better soli, bigger
crops, better market, more money. That's
Minnesota. Our land la cheap now; will
double In value In three years. Close to
Twin Cities and Duluth markets low
freight rates. Soil rich. No crop failures.
Send postal for full Information.
BIG STONE LAND COMPANY.
620 S. 10th St. Omaha. Neb.
EAHY PAYM ENT8 J ust save 310 a
month. Ton-acre garden and fruit farms,
on the main line of the Illinois Centrul
railroad; producing capacity over 33.000
yearly. Terms, 320 down ana 320 monthly;
no interest, no taxes until paid for, No
Irrigation nectasary; pure shallow arte
sian water; high priced -winter crops;
Ideal climate for health. Write for free
maps and booklets, Agents wanted. The
Vogel Realty Agency. 1007 W. O. W,
Bldg., Omaha. Neb
ataman.
SIXTY THOUBAND ACRES CAREY
LAND open to entry at Veller. Mont. Fit
teen annual payments. Section famous
for grain, grasses, vegeules; well
adapted dlverslled farming. For particu
lars write. ValUr Farm Sales Co Box
3 Vail or. Mont.
Texas.
5 c An Acre Cash.
Texas school land for sale by the state.
You can buy good land at 32 per acre;
pay 6c per acre cash and no more for
40 years but 8 per cent Interest, send 6c
postage for further Information In
vest"" Pi'tv Co . Desk 33, San Antonio,
sr
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Sharp Contest on Wheat Market Be
tween Both Sides.
GETTING READY TO PLANT C0HN
Farmers Are ArrnnnlitB Their Seed
and There U Little l.lUelhood
that Crop Will He (Uvrn
Increased Arrrnae.
OMAHA, March II, 1913.
Decided weakness developed In wheat
at the outset yesterday, on a rally In
the May price to 94o and over, a rather
sharp content for control of the market
developed, a group of Chicago traders
on the buying side and tho commission
housen representing tho former heavy
holder of tho May and cash wheat doing
the selling. Minneapolis had a run of
over 300, Cars again yesterday and stocks
there continued to Increase moderately,
200,000 bushels so far this week. Kansas
City reported the cash wheat demand
slow and mills looking for lower prices,
Tho firmness In northwest markets was
not easy to understand yesterday unless
It was support from Chicago houses. The
forecast for more rain and snow for' tho
wheat belt Is extremely bearish. The
only new feature In the Chicago situation
was the claim of cash sales of 2o0,000
bushels, the bullc of It said to be taken
by export houses with Baltimore lonnoc
tlone. Omaha sold seven boatloads of
wheat fo export. ',
Some traders are Inclined to advljo
sales on hard spots believing It will take
something very important In tho way of
foreign wheat buying to offset the natuiai
bearish Influences In stftiit. The Mlnlit
apolls flour output last week Increased
3t,800 barrels. The output for the vek
ending March 8 was 349,110 barrels,
against 3O3,M0 In 1912. 307,006 In 1911 and
281.455 In 1910. This week the same num
ber of mills are In opeiatlon, namely,
nineteen out of twenty-three, but at the
present the prospect Is that one or noro
may be closed before the week Is over.
In the corresponding week last year the
production was 306.W0 barrels. Tho grain
trade at Minneapolis Is very optimistic
as to crop prospects In tho northwest
thin spring. A heavy, wet snow and rain
fell over most of the thrco states last
week and this assures ample moisture to
start the crop.
Cash wheal was unchanged.
Farmers In the com belt nre vrrv btlM'
arranging for seed grain and planning for
acreagn ror tne spring work, it is evi
dent that corn will get more attention
than ever unless the Question of seed
prevents an Increase In area planned for
mat crop, some corn seed that una oeen
tested proves anything but satisfactory,
and If much of It proves to be poor there
Is likely to be a shortage of seed. Cash
corn wos uncnanged to itc lower.
The oats niarknt wilb verv narrow VPS
terday. The trade In onts Is held In check
uy uie uncertainty oi mo action in corn,
Cash oats were unchanged.
Clearances were 4SO.O00 bushels of corn
and 8.000 bushelB of oats and wheat and
flour equal to 312,000 bushels. Liverpool
closed unchanged on wheat and mJ(id
lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 700,000
and shipments of 622,000 bushels against
receipts last year of 285,000 bushels and
shipments of 219,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 892,000 bush
els and shipments of C76.000 bushels
against receipts last year of 739,000 bush
els and shipments of 413,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 625,000 bUBh
els and shipments of 632,000 bushels
against receipts last year of M0.000 bush
els and shipments of 462,000 bushels.
The following cash sales Vere reporteq
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter, 2 cars,
S2Hc; I car, 82V4c. No. 4 hard winter, 2
cars, 80Ho. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, Slo.
CORN No. 3 white, 1 car...47Uc: 6 cats,
46c: No. 4 white; 1 car, 46Uc4 1 car. 40c.
No. 3 yellow, 3 cars. 45c; 1 car. 45Hc: ii
car, 45V4c No. 4 yellow 1 car. 44Hc No.
3 mixed. 1 cars, 44ic. No. 4 mixed, 1
car 444c
OATS No. 8 white. 3 cars, SlWc No. 4
white. 4 cars, 31c; 3 cars, DOHo.
Omaha L'tiab I'rtees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 8283c: No. 3
hard, 8182c: No. 4 hard, 77804c; No. 3
spring. 7980Hc: No. 4 spring. 787Po;
No. 2. durum, 846c; No. 3 durum, S3
85e.
CORN-No. 2 White, 47H047?ic: No. 3
while. 46N7!lc: No. 4 white, 4ftS46Vic;
No. 2 yellow, 4646Uc; No. 3 yellow, 45U
4f45?ic: No; '4 yellow, 4444Hc.; -No. 2. 45
45Wo; No. 8, 44W44;c; No. 4. 43444Mc.
OATS No. 2 white. 32Q32Vic; standard.
3lH319ic: No. 3 white, 31Uc; No. 4
white. Si31c.
BARLEY Malting, 660c; No. 1 feed,
403420.
RYE No.'2, E3l454c; No. 3. 63S3Hc.
Cnrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. OaU,
Chicago 41 427 210
MInneapoll 319
Duluth 49 ... ...
Omaha 22 3 1
Kansas City M 33 9
St. Louis .' 65 33,
Winnipeg 466 ,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fentnres of the TrndlnK nnil Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 14. Extremely fav
orable crop advices today tended to put
wheat on the down grade. Closing prices,
though steady, were tttMc under last
night. Corn showed a net decline of
ic to He. oats a loss of UiWiC to
and provisions a setback of to 20c.
According to a high authority the out
look for wheat Is the best In years. In
many localities In the winter crop belt
the plant was said to be In almost per
fect condition. Moreover, the weather
map showed abundant molsturo in all
directions. Under these clrcumstunces.
bears took control of the market early
in the session and held their advantage
tlD?saBppelarance of the recent export de
mand acted as a further bearish In
fluence. On the other hand the possibll
lty of a substantial renewal of foreign
purchasing at the present level rvea to
check enthusiasm on the part of short
"aboard clearances or wheat and flour
eaualled 312.000 bushels. Primary receipts
of wheal ; were 700,000 bushels, against
885.000 bushels a year ago.
Liquidation by speculative holders was
the feature In corn. and. Influenced to
a greater extent than usual
at cereals. Abundance of fWPP'n.K P!
mand had much to do with bringing
about thVbearish feeling that prevailed.
Evy
"Follow! is the range of futures:
I-;' nl Open. I High. 1 LQwTl Ciose.1 Yes'y.
Wheat!
89U
Mi
May,
July.
Kent.
9U
88TiQ89
B8V4
63
Corn: ,1
May,
12H
63U
Mt
srtt1
July.
Sept.
Otts:
May.
July.
Sept.
Pork:
53HQtf
Sl?
Mr
82HTi
32H
33HHj
zrti
33VtW,i
ssHU
as
3363 Vi I
33MJU
33
20 70-60
20 M
20 35
20 67V41SO 72-751 20 00
20 W
20 25
20 27H'
fSO 45-47
Lard:
l' 1ft Tit
May.
July.
Ribs:
May.
1ft 7t
10 60
10 65
10 T7H
10 70
10 7214
10 70
r 10 to
10 67-7W
10 72-75
10 80-851
10 i5 I
10 60
10 65
10 87U
10 67UI 10 CS
107214.
July.
10 cm
fhleaKO Cash rnce nii. -red
M OSmOS; No. 3 red. 96ctWL00: No. 3
hard. We89c: No. 8 hard. 8788Vjc; No
i northern s8088c; No. I northern, 87
M&ol No? anorthcrru 83e6M,c; No. 2
. . . - ' . ,,. .. T,
IIVi: TCK M MIUITT OF WHUT
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign,
menu receive prompt apd careful alien
tion. m A
Ltvr Stock Commission Merchants.
BYERB TWOS- A CO. Strong, rellabl.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. tU Exchange Hlda.
' tlAltTlN BkOM. Co. Kxcnang pM.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES,
PRINTING DEPOT QUAUTBRMAB
tcr's office. Omaha, Neb.. March 14.
1913 Sealed proponals will be received
here until 11 a in. April 16. 1913. for
printing required at headquarters fcth
Brigade, and Depot Quartermaster'H uf
i M fitf iliirlnir tliA fliteAl vear roin-
mend ng July I 1913. Information fur- j
nlshcd on application. John K Huxter, I
Depot Q, M. MlS-n-lt-All-L' II J
mi
8814
1
spring. Stfe; No. 3 spring. vS$.V ; No.
4 spring. T63o. velvet chaff, SStfrSSHc.
durum, SMrPOo, Corn: No. 3, 60c; No. 3.
4SHWc; No. 3 white, No. 3
yellow, 474Ci No. 4. 44ltc; No 4
white, 41W4Sc; No. 4 yellow. 44Sweic.
Oats: No. 3 white. 33HtTStSc; No. 3
white. SlHpftSc; No. 4 white. 30jlUc;
standard, SnIrc. Rye: No. & 14c.
Uarley. 4Mtc. Timothy: W.50irS.aR.
Clover; 312.0OW18.M. Pork: 3M.J6. Lnrd:
ttOS7H. Ribs: ll0.O4llt.CO.
BUTTKR Steady, creameries. JRffJe'ie.
nOQS 8teady; receipts. 10.6S1 cases; t
mark, cases Included. 174017c; ordinary
firsts, 17i817Uo; firsts, 17-ClSc.
POTATOKH Firm; reoelpts. M cars;
Michigan, 45lr48e; Minnesota. 4MT4Sc; Wis
consin. 431tf0c.
POULTRY Steady: turkeys, dressed
21c; chickens, alive, 16o; springs, alive,
16c.
NHW YORK ORNKRAI, MARKKT
Qnolailnns of the Day on Vnrloas
Commodities. -
NEW YORK. March 14.-FI.OtTR-Mr-ket
quiet; spring patents. 4.4Otf4.O0; win
ter straights. t4.4MI4.5T; winter patents
I4 701IMO; spring clears, $4.154.30; Winter
extras. No. 1, JS.80tf4.10; winter cxtrHs,
No. 2, 33.7ttr.UO: Kansas stralahls, tl.WU
4.25. Buckwheat flour, dull,
CORNMKAIe-Steady; fine while , and
lellow, 11.3001.35; coarse, 1.2&l.t; kiln
dried. 33.15.
WHEAT-Spot market steady; No. S
red, M.09H, elevator, and 1111. f. o. b,
afloat, nominal: No. 1 northern Duliltn.
JSVtc, f. v b. afloat. Futures market
easier under further selling on the ca
bles, favorable crop advices and smaller
weekly exports, closing Uc net lower.
Export sales, 16 loads. May, 06 6-16
MHc, closed at 96 7-lc; July closed at
3ie, September closed at !5Uc.
CORN Spot market easy; export,
6rc, f. o. b.. afloat.
OATS Spot market quiet, M?io; stand
ard white. SSc; No. 3, 37Ho; No. 4, 36V4c;
No. 2. nominal, white clipped, 36i4O40-,
BUCKWHEAT Dull.
BAltLBY-Qulot: feeding, f5c, c. I. f.,
New York; milling, &6CSc; c. i. r. Buffalo.
RYE Easy: No. 2 western. 60c asked,
a 1. f., Buffalo, and feeding 64c, c. I. f.,
Now York, opening navigation.
FEBD-nSteady: western spring bran,
32S.OO; standard middling, 100-pound sacks,
122.K; city, 323.00.
HAY-Qulet: 97Ho! N'". 1. I.0081.6S
No. 2, 85005c: No. 3. 75080c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, fM
tic; seconds, 27?8c; thirds, 2405oc, ro
lerts. inwafte.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess. 331.it
T23.00; family. 322.00O22.W; short, clears,
321.00O23.25. Ilftsf, quiet; mess, Jla.yr
20.00; family, l23.00O24.0t; beet hams. 33.W
(134.00. Cut meats, firm; pickled bellies,
10 to It lbs.. 314.00014.76; pickled hams,
314.7616.00. Lard, steady: middle west,
prime. 310.8510.9u; refined, firm: con
tinent, 311.43; South American, 312.03; com
pound, quiet, nt 37.7508.00.
TALLOW Steady ; prime summor tal
low, spot, 36.8tl04.42; May, 36.40: July, 34.44)
September, 36.48; prlmo city, 6Vio; country,
8teady; state, common tt
choice, 1912 crop. 20O27ef 1911 otop. 10OlJi
Pacific coast, 1912 crop. 16032c; 1911
12W160,
HIDES Steady; Central America, 30AOi
Bogota, 29UO30UC
BUTTER I'naettled: receipts, 6,718 tuos.
rrcamery extras. 85H036c; firsts. Sft;;
held, extras, 3SOMc; held, first. 36
36tto; process, extras, 2714028c; Imitation
creamery, -firsts, 2S02o; packing stock,
held, Slditfltict packing stock, current
make No. 2, aiOlHci packing stock, cur
ront make No. 3, 18020c,
CHEESE-Steady; receipts. 1.463 boxes;
state whole milk, held, colored specials.
17Vt017Ho: whole milk, winter, colored
specials. 16HOUc; skims, 1201ic.
KUQS Easy; receipts, 16,93 casea;
fresh gathered extras, WG'iOc: firsts,
18H019c; refrigerator beat. lEHUlCe;
nearby hennery, white, good tn large,
new laid, 23025o; western gathered whites!,
20O22C.
POULTRX I'tve, In fair demand; west
ern chickens,- 16c: fowls. 17Wc: turkojs,
iOc: dressed, steady; fresh killed western
chickens, ltfilSo; fowls, 1501754c; turkeys,
14024c. v
St. Lonln (lenrrsl Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 14. WHEAT-Cash,
No. 2 red, 3L09O1.10; No. 2 hard, 88V4O0o,
CORN No. 2, fiOc; No. 2 white. 520C3HC
OATS No. 2, 33Hc; No. 2 white, S4Hc.
RYE 42c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 884c; July, 87c.
CORN May, tOT405lc; July. 62Hc,
OATS May, 3lc; July, 324c.
FLOUR Market dull; red winter pat
ents. 4.90OS.lfi: extra fancy and straights,
33.90O4.75; hard winter clears, 8S.40O3.80.
BEED Timothy, 310.00.
CORNMBAL-12.00.
BRAN-90O&4C. . , ,
HAY -Timothy, 311.00O11.S0; prairie.
310.00018.00.
BAOOINO IOC
TWINE Hemp, So. ....
PROVISIONS Pork, lard, dry salt
meat? and bacon, market unchanged.
POULTRY Steady; chicks. 14o springs,
ICo; Turkeys. 19c; ducks, 16c; geese. 9c
BUTTER Firm: creamery, 28036c.
HOQB Quiet. 17c.
juu w Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 8.&0 14,000
Wheat, bu , 06.000 81.000
Corn, bu
Oats, bu WW
Mlnnenpolls Grain Marltct.
MINNEAPOLIS. March It. WHEAT
May, 84ic; July, 86T4o; September, 87Mc.
Cash: No. 1 hard. B5Wc; No- 1 northern.
83084c; No. 2 northern, 8183V4c; No.
2 hard Montana, 85o: No. 3. 780Hc.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 46O46V40.
OATS No. 3 white. 20OV4c.
RYE-No. S. 68060.
BRAN-417.00O17.U). ,
FIX)UR-Flrst patents. II.10O4.45: sec
ond patents. 33.95O4.30; first cTears, 32.80
fiS.20; second clears. 2.40O.i0.
FLAX-31.25M01.25.
BARLEY 41flo6c.
Knniuia City Llre Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 14. CATTLE
Receipts, 600 head; market, steady; na
tive steers. 37.6009.00: native cows and
heifers. 34.2&O8.60; calves, J7.0OO10.25.
HOGS Receipts, 300 bead; market,
steady: bulk of sales, 33.C5S8.80; p,
37.60O8.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,000
head; market steady; muttons, 35.000
7.00; Colorado lambs, $8.2508.83.
Receipts. Shlppments.
Wheat, bu 23,000 60,000
Corn, bu 83.O0O 14,003
Oats, bu 9,000 8,000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 14. .WHEAT
No. 1 northern. 88089c No. I northern, 83
6c; No. 2 hard winter, 89090a; May, 87',i
OS7Hc: July, 87T4c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 47t404So; No. 3
white, 49049Hc: May, 61i061oi July,
6314c
OAT8-32W032KC,
RYE-10mc.
nARLEY-5108c.
Liverpool lirain Market,
LIVERPOOL March. 14.-WHEAT
Spot, steady; no, i jiunnona. t iki: ni
tnrea. dull: March. 7a Mid: July. 7a 2Hd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4s 10Hd; American mixed, old, m;
American mixed, old, via Galveston, f.s
Bd; futures, easy; March. American
mixed, 4s 8T4d; July. La I'latta. os iw.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, March 14.-CORN-No. 4
white. 47Wc; No. 3 yellow, 48048V4c; No. 4
yellow, 47t4c.
OATii No. 2 wldte, 34c; standard, 32Uo;
No. 3 white, 3114c.
Wool Market,
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. March 14.-WOOL-
Market steady: medium grades combing
and clothing, Z3W; light, fine, la&zic;
heavy, fine. 13318c; tub washed. 27tff36c.
LONDON. March 14. A sate of Cape of
Good nope and isaiai sneepsKins was
held here today. There were 261,400 skins
offered ,of which 200.583 were sold. The
demand was good' and prices ranged
from unchanged to an eighth higher.
Short, coarse skins sold quickly.
LONDON. March 14. The offerings at
the wool auction sales today consisted
of a miscellaneous selection amounting
to 13,175 bales. Good wools were readily
sold at firm prices but heavy sorts were
slow and in buyers' favor. Home traders
were the largest buyers.
Condition of Treasury,
WASHINGTON, March 14,-The condl
tlon of the United States treasury at the
beginning of business today was: Work
ing balance, 190,316,613: In banks and
Philippine treasury, 342,603,013: total of
general fund, 3147.912,300. Receipts yester
day, 33.063.634, Disbursements. tl,738.lV.
The surplus this fiscal year Is 38.673,734,
as against a deficit of 320.6C0.818 last year
The figures for receipts and disburse
ments, etc . exrlude Panama cnJ nd
public debt transactions.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Light and Prices
Generally Steady,
HOGS VERY SLOW AND EASIER
Sheep nnil I.nmti In Lnrae Receipt
ami Trade ln nnil l.nnrrr
Wet Fleeces Make Un
desirable (IfferlnKs.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 14, 1913.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday R.653 7.949 21.034
Ofriclal Tuesday 6,1 14.319 11.3W
Official Wednesday ... 3.707 ll.lb3 i,9
Official Thursday 3,115 10,375 8.326
Estimate Friday 840 ll.'.W 14,20
Five days" total "lW! fcS.K 59,519
Same days last week. 18,138 47,109 13.626
Same days 2 wks ago..t,f ftt.707 19,391
Same days.S wka ago.. 21. 420 00,013 4.VM5
Same days 4, wks ago,. 19.793 ta.iO W.RS)
Same days Inst year... 19,307 53,272 52.8
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last year; v 1D13. 1912. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 200.873 312,464 11,581
Hogs 649.5CO 849.8)1 200,281
8heep 808,079 429,32 76,697
The following table shows the range of
prices tor hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
' Date. 1913. 1912,1911.l910.1909.li9(.l07.
Feb,
Feb.
SM8 06UI
6 031 6 831 I 6 14 4 10 6 75
t 11 6 t6 9 30 4 33 8 79
03 .... 4 23
16 6 S3 9 47 6 OS 6 85
6 26 6 93 9 56 6 14 4 2 6 U
0 78 M 0 Ml 4 20
6 32 (. 82 9 55 029 435 6 73
6 83 I 9 6S 6 16 4 13 77
68J6SS 6 30 4 33 6 74
6 31 8 83 9 78 4 44 8 76
6 84 6 74 9 78 6 4S 6 78
6 34 b 69 9 95 6 51 4 45 6 83
b7E10S2 53 4 3S
6 40 6 80 10 17 6 40 4 34 6 75
6 48 10 67 U 48 4 95 0 8
6 56 6 65 6 47 4 37 6 63
6 45 6 68 10 31 4 45 0 63
28.1 8 18i
Feb, 23.
March l
t
8 1X
March 2
Marcli 3 K 30i
luareu i ziu
March El 8 20 I
Murch 61 8 S6Uj
Mm rclt 71 8 46
March S 8 IM
warcit i ,
Mar. 10.1 8 3lU
Mnr. 11.1 8 39U
Mar. iz.1 s .-
Mar. 13. 8 681
Mar. 14 ! S KSlt
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at tho Union stock yards, Bouth Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-four lours ending at 3
p. m. yesterday:
UECKIPTS-CAItg.
Cattle. Hons. Sheen. H'r's.
i;., m, & est. r...
Wabash'
i "i
41 41 1
4
62 1
13
35 10 3
3 . ,,
"
173 B 7
Missouri Pacific...
3
3
3
9
6
Union Pacific......
C. A N. W., east..
C. & N. W., west..
C, St. P., M. & O..
C, B. & Q cast...
C R. & C. went...
C R. 1. & P., oast 3
C R. 1. A P., west 3
Illinois Central .... 2
c. a. w
Total receipts.... S3
W I. ......
Mnrrl A On . ,r.7
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1,904
Wlft & Co 314
2,517
2.340
3,481
G34
1,024
777
IIU
1
uuuany Packing Co.... 38
Armour & Co 10J
Hchwarts A Co 1..
J. W. Murphy
I,. P t'n nr.
Benton, Vansont & U 22 , ,.
Hill & Son 5 .,
F. B. Lewis 3
J. 11. Root & Co 23
J. H. Bulla 41
Mp. & Kan. Calf CO.. 30
Cllne ft Christie... 1
Other buyors SO
Totals 840 2,401 2JS3
CATTLE Cattle lccoiptff were very
light, only 34 ears linlnr- mltnrtr.il In
However, It being n Friday, no vorii
neav- run was nnucipatcil. l'or the week
rtcelpts foot up 19.5i nead, being larger
than for the five days last week by 1,400
head und slightly larger than for the
same period a year ago.
There were really not enough cattle
of any ono kind to make u market. Such
cattle b were on sale commanded about
Steady Prices. No fawer filatures wnrn
developed. There wan nothing In the
wny oi news connected witn tne tmue
worth rmiortlnp.
For the week prlcos on beef steers are
around wuue. lower, the decline being
ttiost severe on heavy cattle.
viuotations on cattle: uood to cnoicn
beef steers, tS.2Hjti.75: fulr to good beef
steers, t8.0uS8.23; common to fair beef
sieers, (.wf.w; goon to cnoice neuers,
t7.OO08.OO; good to choice cows, f6.754T7.4Q;
fair to good grades, 33,7C&76'J common
to fair grades, f4.00g6.75! good to Cliolco
InrUerk nnrl fenrtnrK 17 fitelR TNI' fair til
good Blockers and feedeM. VLWUt.Wi.
common to fair stackers ana reraers,
3S.26Sfl.60i stock row and heifers. 85.00
7.00; calves, f0.tti&O.25; bulls, stags, etc.,
f5.75C.75.
HOaS The supply was very liberal this
morning and the market opened out slow
and dull with packers making an effort
to force u big break In values. Some
light hogs sold early were Just a llttld
lower than yesterday's general market,
but the number of sales made on this
basis was very limited, racaers siurieu
nut trvlns- to force u decline of nearly
ten cents, but as sellcrH were not In
clined to swallow this without a fight,
It was rather late In the morning before
anything or conBcquenco naa peen none,
nnri nn until 10:30 thtmis were at a stand
still. About this time, however, the mar
ket became noticeably better and In the
end tho bulk of the hogs sold at figures
that were nearly five lower. After busi
ness once gut started It did not take long
to clean up practically everything, but
owing to the slowness uuring ino tun
rounds. It was nearly midday before the
last of the hogs had changed hands.
Speculators wero out In the yards all
...V.nimr hut the demand from this
quarter was apparently not very urgent
and the number of sales, made on ship.
ping and speculative account was cor
5:..".JVioi .mnii Th hulk of tho hogs
'7i. -7 ;ViIuko nrl umil loads of
brougnt as nign .vu, j"-. -below
yesterday's top. .
Receipts were large for a Friday, some
171 cars or 11,000 head being reported In,
This is nearly 1.600 larger than last week
and 7.500 heavier than two week ago.
On the corresponding nay last year re
V. . ' ......V nh, nw nu tn the bllz
xard oi r the previous Uy. only two car
of bogs Deinz mwuricu
HHEEPFor a Friday receipts were
very liberal, us some flfty-three curs, or
14.200 head, arrived ut the yards. A con
siderable proportion of the receipts was
consigned through to eastern Points,
leaving only a moderate supply for the
ocal trade. The buying force was In
no hurry to fill orders, and apart from
weighing up a few odds and ends, noth
ing else of any consequence took place
during the first hours of the forenoon.
As a large share of the receipts come In
pretty wet. the buyers considered the of
ferlngs in bad shape, ond what few bids
they made during the opening rounds
were anything from 26o to 40o lower than
the general run of sales on Thursdiij,
On the other hand, Boilers were not In
cllned to part with their holdings at
such a decline, so a good part of the
forenoon wore away before tho bulk or
the stuff began to move scaleward.
It was nearly midday before buyers
and sellers agreed on a trading basis and
after considering the very, wet condition
of the fleeces the sales wore practically
steady to a dime lower than on Thursday,
On paper figures Indlcuto n reduction of
85tf40c as compared with yesterdays
trade. Among tho sales was a bunch of
handy-weight Mexican lotnbs averaging
around seventy-two pounds that sold "it
tM0. Today's slight reduction In price
makes the closing trado for the week
little, If any, better on lambs, while ewes
are possibly a little stronger than a week
ago.
Aa previously stated, a big run arrived.
While the receipts wore about equal to
those of last Friday, they fell consider
ably below what were here two week
ago and a year ago. Lamb again made
up the big part of the supply, and on the
whole wore of very good quality as com
pared with the first days of the week.
Only about five cars of ewes were on
sale, there being a light sprinkling of
yearlings and practically no wethers at
all.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice Mexican lumbs. f3.7GH'J.00; fair
to good Mexican Iambs, JH.t54i8.50; good
to choice westerns. f8.46fl8.fiC; fair to
good westerns. f8 3648.45; feeders. t7.50
8.00; yearlings, light. r7.Wif7.78; yearlings,
heavy, t8.00ff7.36; wethers, ogod to choice,
t6.5(Vfi.7S; wethers, fair to ood, t6.250
6.50; ewes good to choice, Jd.15y6.26, ewes,
fair to good, f5.864jfi.16; culls and. bucks.
J5.Bifi6.lt.
Key to tito Sltuutlon-Uee Advertising.
I'iik 4(.o i.im: T4t('K" m iiKfrr
t'HU'AUO, Mnnh II. -4'ATTLW-Receipts,
l.W) head, market slow and
stend to 10c lower; beeves. f7.Mai.lb,
Texas steers, trt.OOlf ? 50. western steers.
t.71H.0rt; stockeiV and feeders. t8.00.i:..
rows and Iielfers.XPS.SoffS.OO; calves. ti.CK
II. w.
1IOUH- Rece nts. 19.000 bend; .market.
generally sternly, closed weak; bulk of
sates. t.0tr8.9&; light. J8.mffl.124; mixed.
J8.fiftOfl.Wl; heavy, JMOfltMW; rough, tS.tOfl
8.66: nUs. J7.mii.t.
HIIHHl' ANI 1.AMIW iteoe nts. .unt
heid, iimrkit slow, wrnk to ISc lower;
native. J6.15ffT.0u; .western, frt.397.10j
fiirUni7M t?M1ir, Ininha. nnllv-n. 11 lVO
D.00; western. It.COtfO.OO.
St. I.oiiU Live Ntnek SInrket.
KT. LOt'IS. Mnrch 14.-CATTLB-Rt-
enlpts. 3.W0 head, Including 4i) head
Texans; market steady; choice to fine
steers, fJUOrH'.lO. good to iholce steers,
t7.fA(fS.W stoekers and feeders, J2Mi778,
cows hurt heifers, t5.5irj8.i): hulls, J5.rtMf
7.00, halves. KOMflt.OO: southorn steers,
fS-SMraK; cows and heifers. f3.7Mi6.50.
nous iteceipts, p.tw neaa. w lower,
pigs hml lights. fC ,519.05, mixed and
butchers, t8.85fl0.05; good heavy, J8.904f
9,tt
SHKHPvAND LAMRS Receipts, 1.200
hend; lrtarket steady; muttons, 85.50
7.00: yearlings. t7.00OS.00:. lambs. Jl.OOfr
9.25. 1
Knnnnft City Live Stii'ok Market.
KANSAS CITY, March lH.-CATTLB-Recelpts,
' 300 head, InOludllig 100 litad
southerns; market steady; dressed beef,
and export steers, J8.40li9.oo; fair to good.
337.OM1f.3Si; western steers, t7.00ff8.75; stpek
erit and Wcdors. JS.KXft8.40; southern steers.
tn.75.15; southern cows, t4.S4r7.50; na
tive coWS alul heifers. 4.255f.r0 bulls.
t5.rA!f7.25; Chives. f7.Ktfl0.26.
1 1 OOS Receipts. 4.600 head; market
higher; bulk. JS.70fl8.Hi; heavy, J8.701fB.7li;
packers, and butchers, J8.70ff8.90; light,
JS.70S18.90; pigs, J7.rWf8.00.
8H13KP AND LAMBS Receipts, tl.600
head; market weak; Colorado lambs. JS.K
4i.75; yearlings, J6.751f7.75; wethers. tfi.0OH
7.00; ewes, t5.5iSv.75,
Sioux City Live Mqvlc Mnrket.
SlOt'X CITV. la., March lt.-OATTLM
Receipts, fiOO'head; market sternly: na
tive, steers, t7.iffS.76i cows and lirlferw,
tfi.C0Q7.A0: conners. t3.75ifHi.00; Mock ere and
feeders. f7.(W8.0O; calves, te.75ir7.00; bulls,
HOas Receipts. 6.50) head; market
steady to 5c lower; heavy. fVHW 55;
mixed, t8.R.VO,60: light. f.S.KVB.3; pigs,
t7.0ftjn.76; bulk of sales. JS.rfc 60.
RHHKP AND 7JVMB-Rccelpts, SOO
head; market steady; wethers, J6.00a6,60;
ewos, S.50.f lambs, 17.4048.40.
.
St. .Inxrnh Live lltoek Mnrket.
ST. JOH13PH. March 14. OATTL1C Re
ceipts. 500 hend; market steady; steers,
J7.00tf9.00; cows nnd heifers, J4.OOff8.00:
calves. 35.00ll.25.
HOOS Receipts. 3.800 head; market,
higher: top. J8.85; bulk, fS.704j.ft0.
BHK1CP AND LAMRS-Reeelpts, none',
marHet steady; lambs, j8.6Qig8.9Q.
Stock In SlKht.
Receipts of live stock at the six prln
clpal western markets yesterday:
, Cattle, Hogs. Sheen.
Houth 6maha 840 11.900 14,200
Sioux City 500 8.500 300
St. Joseph 1.500 6,600 6,009
fit. Louis 300 4,600 6,000
Kansas City 300 4,ffl0 8.006
Chicago 1,000 19,000 6.00)
Totals
.... 6,140 56,500 20,300
Metnl Mnrket.
NEW YORK, March 14.-COPPKR-Stoady;
standanl spot. 314.15, bid; March.
J14.16O14.70; April, JR!(Wfl4.75: May, 114.25
14.75; electrolytic, JI5.0(Vffl5.12; lake, tl6.20
015.37: casting. tl4.7Wlt.S7. Tin, easy;
spot, t45.65tf4.O0; March nnd April. J4R.sr
45.85; May, t45.5045.8. Isad. steady; ft.)
140. Spelter, steiidy: t6.3T4rH45. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson's, f9,0,4. Iran,
ittoatW nnd Unchanged. Kxports of cop
per this month, 18,38 tons. London cop
per, Bteady; spot, 61 12s 6d; futures,
fK5 Rs. london tin, easy; spot, t200: fu
tures, 3X1. London lead, CIS 17s 6d. Lon
don spoiler. 124 10s. Iron: Cleveland war
rants, C3s Vd In London.
ST, LOP! 8, March 14. MKTALR-Lead;
firm, f4.B2H Spelter: Quiet, f6.25.
Coffee Market.
N13W YORK. March 14,-COFFBE-Fu-tures
opened steady, but ut a decline of
9 to 26 points, owing to tho almost de
moralised ICuronean markets. The offer
ings were very well absorbed, closing
cables from abroad showed moderate re
coveries and prices hero rallied sharply,
Tho close was rirtn on reports that liqui
dation had nrottv well run its course and
last prices wore from 2 to 12 points net
nigncr on covering and nun support.
Hales. 1G3.500 buns. Anrll. ll.SGc: Mnv.
ll.48c; Juno, 11.53c; July, ll.CCo; August,
11.64c; September 11.72o: October nnd No
vember. ll.CTo: December. Januarv nint
Februarj'. 11.68c. BiKJt, weak luo 7s,
Jllic: Santos 4s, 13Hc Mild, flullj, Cor
dbva; I&4T17C, nomlnul. "
AVool Atnrket.
J16STON. March 14.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will snv: Thn nr.ic.
tlcal settlement of tho garment strike
in rflw xoric uuy nas a stimulat
ing effect on tho buying, of wool. On
foreign wools, prices have In some in
stances been advanced, hut domestic
wools nave been on the low level estab
lished a week ago and more or less er
ratic, although some dealers are willing
to accept the low offers buyers made for
their wools.
ST. LOUIS. March 14.-WOOL Steady;
western mediums, 21025c; fine mediums,
lKUiwc; line, J3'nc.
t
Turpentine anil Kosln
SAVANNAH, Oa,, March 14. TUR-PICNTINU-Mnrket
firm, , 37038c; sales,
am uDis. ; receipts, -.'7 una,; shipments,
143 bbls.; stocks. 16.300 bbls.
ROSIN Market firm; sales, none; re
ceipts, 719 bbls.; shipments, 1,025 bbls.;
stocks, 109,000 bbls, Quotations: A, B,
ro.7u; v, u, id.ku; i-j, a.vv; i', d.vo; u,
ttl.00; H,..30 I, f.40: IC, f7.00; M, 37.20;
N. (.; wur w w,
Fore Ik n Financial,
BERLIN, Marcli 14. The Bourse was
firmer today, on reports that the Balkan
states are mom disposed to make peace.
Trndlng was light as dealers aro still
very reserved on account of the streng
ency In tho money market.
PARIS, Mnrch 14. Tho Bourse opened
quiet, but closed neavy toaay,
Dry tloada Mnrket.
NBW YORIC. March 14. Imports of
merchandise and ciry goous at uie port
of New York for the week ending March
8 were t24.O53.S00. Imports of specie for
the week ending today were fl57,577 silver
and $031,001 gold; exports were f 1,145,687
sliver and f7.KO.465 gold.
Cotton Market.
NBW YORIC. Marcli 14.-COTTON-Malkct
closed eteady net 1 point higher
to 3 points lower.
NHW ORLBANM, March 14.-COTTON
Spot, quiet, qnchanged; middling, 12HC.
Sales,. ,310 bales,
Hiiunr Murkiit.
NKW YORK, March I4.-BUUAU Haw.
firm; muscovado, 89 test. 3.08c; centrifu
gal, 86 tett, 3.58c; molasres sugar, bV test,
2.83c; refined, sternly.
Uvaporuteil Apples and Dried Fruits
NBW YORK, March 14.-KVAPO-IlATKD
APPLES-Murket quiet.
DRIKD FRUITS-Prunes, steady; apri
cots, firm; peaches, steady; raisins, dull,
i
London dock Market.
LONDON. March R American secur
ities opened quiet and unchanged today.
Trading was light and prices moved Ir
regularly during the first hour. At noon
values ranged from H above to below
yesterday's New Yc- riming.
Lulillle A NiH. 117'i,
Ccmtoli, momjr .717-UMo.. Kn. & Tm.. XiH.
do sceount . 7JJ,Now York Central lo
im.l boDMr . ... ItHMnrfAlk & Wuf.n mi.
Atehlwm . , . !'!?PoU"o WeMtrn. IIU
TUItlraor tr Ohlo...lMUrnijr,nl , tl
Ctstaun rtriiio ..iiiniiniini
, ChMt.lit ft Ohio 74H8oltlietn Itr ...
1 Chi. llrrt Wfittfa II Bonlhctn rclflo
lOti
Ml.
lot
6
ITal., Mil. It Bt r- in union ratine ..
IMiiTtr t H lo a .. 101411. 8. 8ttl
Btle 3 WtUih
to Itt pti l!t,r ,
Qnai Trunk tHIWn4 Uinta ...
liitn.kU central ....1I7U
- SILVKR-Uar. weuk at 26 S-16d per
ounce. '
MONEY 4Kjf-4 per cent.
DIHCOVNT RATI? S-Short bills. 6S6,
per ceiit; three months' bills. 47lf4" 15-1
per cent.
Xciv Vork Mlnlun Htocks.
NKW YORK. March 14. Closing quota
'nr n milling Hi'--' ere:
Com. Tunml itixk . I Meilcin 70
do bond! . it Ontario tio
Con Oal. ft Va. .. . U Ophlr 11
(ran ailrar - W Small Hapaa
U4dllle Coo. ..... I 'Standard 1W
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading is All But Suspended on
Stock Exchange.
ONLY 12,000 SHARES ARE SOLD
Main Interest Centers In llnrrlmnn
Stocks, ttttlnir tn the Southern
I'nrlflc-l nlon Pnelflo Uls
olutlon. NH)W YORK. March 14.-Tradlng was
all but suspended on tho stock exchango
today after a drive at prices In tho fore
noon had forced down some of the lead
ing Ifsues a point or so. Speculative in
terest lagged and periods of soVcral min
utes nlapscd without a transaction. In
tho noon hour only 12,000 shares of stocks
changed hands, In the, last hour a
spirited rally eliminated the earlier
looses In most cases.
Trnders wero Interested chiefly In tho
Harrlmnn stocks, owing tb the effort
at the eleventh hour to put through a
dissolution plan beforo tho expiration to
morrow of tho agreement 'With the un
derwriting, syndicate. The choice of fur
ther opposition from the California Rail
road commission and doubts as to thn
status of southern Pacific under tho
pl.in confused speculative opinion and
wiero was a stronir inmnuuon i au"
the market to drill. Southern Paclfla
wns depressed early In tho day to 9H. a
drop of 2H and a now low point fpr the
long decline.
Tho upturn In tho market In the law
hour was based on the hurried calling
of a meeting of the Union Paclflo board,
at which, according to reports In tho
street, tho now dissolution waa formally
rotlfled.
New Haven's decllno continued, with
a further drop In ' Roston & Maine, a
controlled line. In the Rostbn market on,
reiterated rumors concerning the dividend
policy of tho companies.
London did little in this market today.
Tho restraining influonco of foreign
monetary conditions was still felt and
call money loaned up to 5V4 per cent.
Tho bond market wan steadier today
than for some time. Total sales, pa
value, fl.roo.000. United States bonda
wero unchanged On call.
Number Of sales and leading quotation
on stocks wero ns follows:
Bal. ltlta. Low. Cloaa.
Amalpimated Cower 10,(00 7 '. ;0!
American Agricultural
Aroartfin Ilefl Sugar KW MH St., JVf
American Can a.700 JtH ,
American Can pi J l. 300 'lilti 1714 K1'4
Amarlcan C. . V !00 4tli 4IU 4
American Cotton Oil..... 10H 45 V. 4ili
Am. Ice Bccurttlm.i 1M it It ii
Amarlcan Llnteed 100 10 10 Ti
Amarlcan tocomotlts ... H .
AimHcan 8. ft H , 1,000 (U (I V9
Am, g. ft 11. rfd , 1M
Am.. Bucar rtcflnlns , loo lit lttU 111
American T. ft T fOO 'lll 1HH M4
Amarlcan Tabauce1 ..... Ml
AnacamU MlnUlc Co..,., 3.W0 Jl'd tU
Aicmaun ,,,w ivim iu, iv,-a
Atchtaon VIA ,.t.; M IW't 100 100
AtlanUe CAaat Un 400 Ultl 1' lit
SaHtmore A Ohio 900 Irttt 1W 1004
rlhlahun Steel 400 ti H 'i
nreoklrn tlapld Tr....,-. 1.400 Ith SH 7
Canadian raeltlo ......... 4,100 t4 ill 1:114
Ontral tathar 00 tIS IIU
Chm4nt A Otila , 300 7IH 7i , ttM.
ITilcaito U. W..... loo m n 14tib
fhloro. M. ft Ht. P..,.. 1.000 1MH KtH 109
Chlco ft N. V , l.tOO 131 111 , 111
Coloradn R ft 1 1 100 1U H 4
Oonaalldatad Qas . ..... Ill .
t'orn Producla too 11 II !,
Delaware ft Itudahn...... ...... W
Danrer A Hla tlranda.... t Ha
ifenter & It. 0. ptd J.
niitlllcra' secutltlaa .... 100 17 It 1U
Krla M0 J7H tH H
Urte lat ptd .... 4IU
r.rla M ntd U
rjnral Klertrlo . lo UtSi U. 1UV4
flrt Northern pfd l.ioo UJH itm ill
nrrat Nonhara Ora ctra.. too M UU 34
llttnola Oatral 100 1IIH 1MH 1MU
Interburouth Met 2.000 17U 17
Inter. Met. p(d l.tOO tH tilt H(i
Internntlonal tlarreatar ..... .. .. 10)U.
lnter-Marlna pfd 14
International Paper 100 lit, 1114 U
International lump ..... 00 ' MS T U
Kanaaa Cltjr Southern.... ., JU
Icleda Oaa la
lhlih Valley I.W) IU 1I4H 1M'4
UiuliYllle A. NaihTllla.. 100 1SS14 1UH 1HI
M., Bt. 1. ft 6T. Bta. M. 100 13IH 1U HIH
Mtamurl, K. ft T 341a
Mleaourl Pacltlo 700 U 17(4 S74
atloaa Dlacult 100 1HV4 U5V4 118
Nhtlonal Land 4414
M it. It. of M. M ptd., SO0 1314 ii 23i
New York Uuntrnlv 00 104U. 105 lot
N. V.. O. ft W 700 S0V4 39 50
Norfolk A weatern .... lot
North American 7
Northern raclfle ........ 1.600 1ISH 1UH 116
l'aclflo Mall
rannarlTanla 4,109 Ut',4 lllU 1UU
People' a Oaa ltVi
P.. C. C, ft Bt. L....... 400 t M14 17
nttrturih Coal 100 20 :0 50
Preaead Bteel Car :
lullmn ralaca Car ' 15V14
ladlns (0,600 117U 1UK MITh
Itaputlle I. ft It ' too 4V4 I4V4 t4H
ltepublle I, & B. ptd.... soo liu 8 i
Hock latnnd Co 0 MH II 3P4
Rock IHanl Co, pM..,.. 400 . S614 36 3V4
8t. 1 ft B. Y. Id pfd.... 100. M tS U
Seaboard Air Una 100 JOVt 11(1 lty.
Seaboard A. L. ptd UOO' 41 44 44
BloM'Shftdeld S, ft 1 31
Southern Pacific , 10,600 M ni tt
Bouthern Rallwar SOO K It 2SU
Bo. Railway ptd 0H
Tanneaaae Copper 100 S5H 3S!4 ISH
Taxu ft l'acltle ICO 1ST. 1114 1
Union raclllo 4J.S00 1M Wli 110
Union Pacltlo ptd 300 14 13 ti 81
Unllad Blatta Ilesltr , 61
United Blfttea Uubbar.... 1,300 I1H 60U
United Btataa Bteal 41.700 I1H Mtt 60ti
V. B. Btftl ptd 900 101 10IS W74
tllah Conner 3.M0 53 6SV4
Va.Carallna Chemical ... 100 3IH "S
WaUsh
Walih ptd
Waatern Maryland ....
Weatern Uolon
Waattnshou, Elatrls
Whaallnf ft L E
11
41
100 6614 66t4 '
W) 17 IU 67
m-amaeoa.
Total aales for tha day, 31400 aharea. t
New York Money Market.
NBW Y6IIK. March 14.-MONEV-Or
call, strong; 4fCV4 per cent: ruling rate,
5 per cent; cloning bid, 4 per cent; of
rercd at 4U per cent. Time loans strong;
sixty und, ninety days and six months,
6941)6 per cont
PIUMB .MBflCANTILE PAFEn-3fi
6 per cent.
8TBHLINO ECCIIANaB Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bills at f4.K250
for sixty-day bills and at J4.87 fordemand.
Commercial bills, f4.8:!4.
8lLVI5It-Car. MT4o; Mexican dollurs,
47c.
UONDH Qovernment, railroad, steady.
Closing quotations qn bonds today wer
as follows: .
V. B. ret. 3a, rag....loiK. C. So. rat. 17
do coupon 1MHL B, deb. la lilt... M14
U. . lal r 10iW"L ft Nl unl. 4a.. KK
do coupon JOliili., K. ft T, lit 4l . 1'2
U. 8. it. re a 1UV do ten. tWa. 14
do coupon llSMo. l'acltle 4a 6U
U. 8 4a coupon 101b do eonr. ta.. Ml
A.-C. lat a cua... f nr ii u or u
! A. T. ft T. T. .1W.N. Y. C. t. 114a, . H4
A, T. & T. CT. "ao ueo. as .... II
Am. Tobacco U U0 y. N. It. ft .
Armour u to. 44-. !4 er. Ilia i;
Atchlaou sen. 4a.... 6 N. ft W. lat e. t.. KU
do cv. 4a 1060 do cv. 4a 10414
do er. la 1S!i'f- WsdUo 4a w4
"A. o. L lat tt. .. lt do 3s itil
Unl. ft Ohio 4a V0. H- L rtdf. a. . 19
do 3H ; ,?Jrn. cv. 314 ltli tlfi
Ilrook. Tr. cr. 4a.. H6 do con. 4a tot
f.n sf (la. la lOiUdlaaillnK t.ri. o
Cen. Leather ta 4'AS. L ft II. P. tes ta '4
l(jhea. ft Ohio 4Vi. 'do can. la.. ...7. . 7
f do conv. 4HI MVi'St. L 8. W. c, 4a. 7 .
Chlraio ft A. IV4a. tl 8. A. L. ad, la.. 71
l r. tl r. n f. 4 ttUltrt. P aI Am
do ten. 4 MJ do c- 4a tn
C M ft 8 P cv 4Ha. lOHa do lat rf. 4a... 3
O. R. 1. ft P- 4a. 6:'SSo. IUIIwajr Js,,.. .10311
do rt(. u io sea, 4a ,, nil
C. ft B. r A 4Ha. HHt'nlon facltle 4.. IJH
D. ft H. CV 4i do cv. 4S 13
1). ft It. a. ret. ta, 10 do lat ft ret 4.
Dlatllleia' ta 6 V. 8. Itubbar (a. 10014
Url. P. ,1. 4a M l). 8. 8tl 3d la. .100
do sen. 4a TIMIV-Car. Cham. ta..asu
do cv. 4a. ar. D. TOWabaeh lit ft ax. 4a 61V,
III. Cen. tt 4a. St Weatern M4. 4a.. 7IU
Inter. Mel. 4V4a "I Waat. Eleo. eT. ta. 1
Inter. M. M. 44a.... HWJ. Central 4a. . .. id
I Japan 4V4a M
Illd. "Uiicrru.
Ilostnn Mmlnir Stocks.
IlOriTON. March 14. Closlnp uuotatlona
fii mining stocks - follows;
Allouei MHMotuwk ,14
Ami . copper loo. ...... . 11
A'. Z. L 8 JHNIplMlns Mlnea.. ii-H
Arliona Com SkhVrth Butte t7
11. ft C C. ft 8. M. II North Like u n.t
SI. ft Arltoaa. . .. 4IUOI4 Dominion 41
I. ft Hecla S H)ceola St
1Cntunlal ISUQo'oor
UOppr ivua -. v . . " ..uwuhv ,x
K.i I Ilulta C M. .. llVStperlor 30i
Kranklln 6V (Superior ft O, M. 3Vj
Glrout (!o Tamarack t
Oranby Con. . MHV. 8. 8. It. ft M . 40
Oreana Casanea do pfd U
tale I tor ale tapper 34 tish Coo 114
Kerr Laaa J-'u, Coppr Co . iM
Lake Copper . I ?X'BOa
1 8all copper.. .. e Mwvenne
Miami Copper . . . StU
II V4
llniik ClenriiK.
OMAHA, March 14 Dank clearings for
today are f J.OS5.078,7! and t2.3j3.77S.S4 for
tho corresponding day Ut year.
Key to thn 8ltuaUon-ta AdvortlstnC