T11K HICK: OMAHA, 'ITKSDAY, MAKCU IS, 101H.
11
OKFKKKI) KOU HUNT
llouat- null t'ot tiller.
tTnucna In H Pftfts ot the city.
UOUbtH crelgh. Song & Co.. Ueo Bide
I1RAKD NKW KI,AT8
S rooms ami outside sleeping porch,
ready about April J; gas ratiKcs ami re
frigerators; located 3115 Davenport St.
Vrlcc JSC..
nBMis-CAnunKtia eo..
310-312 Brandels Theater.
TO ski. I.
VOlir real esfntn ll II with tm. Tel.
Tyler 1024 and one of our salesmen wilt
call on you nnd talk over the matter of
selling your property. Wo will have many
buyers for all kind of property thin
spring, so list your property with us now.
U.MSIIi'B H. 15. it INS. AUKHU1,
1KB FARNAM ST.
Stores nnit l'lnts.
FOR TtENT For wholesale, light manu
facturing or retail purposes Farnam
Bt. after December 31 the three-story
and basement building. 22x100 at No. 1011
Farnam St. Upper floors have Hsht on
three sides. Inquire at room 314. First
National Bank Bldg. Tel. Douglas 1:41
THE ONLY WAY
To beat the money trust Is to list your
Iiroperty for exchange with the Palmer
And Co., 1108 W. O. W. Bldg., who can
match them.
FOIt nENT-Storeroom In Dundee, 8M
Vnderwood Ave. D. 1064 or II. 25.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Maalcnl Inntramont.
OWN a good piano; we will help youj
gcunlne bargains; no takes. O. II. Harr
Piano Co., 3d floor Boston Store. D. I01T.
Electric pianos and K-notc players. 290;
tome 90. 119 N. ISth. Catalogue. D. 2041
Typewriter.
TYPBWniTETtS for rent: 3 months. V.
OKNTOAL. TYPKWniTEIt EXCHANQB
BENT an U C. Smith & Bro. type
writer; visible back space key model;
new ribbon; A-l machines In every re
spect. I. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
Co.. 1316 Farnam St.
Mloocllnneoua.
SAFES 2-hnnd. Aimrlcan Supply Co.
Kindling, $4. II. Gross, lumber & wrecking.
HALL'S safes, new and 2d-hiind. Corey
ft McKenzle Pt'g Co.. 1417 Harney. D. AI4.
FOB SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
Uriinswlck-Balke Collender Co.. 407-400
South 10th St.
kn COAL: it's good; try a ton; best for
'FU money. Web. 848. Harmon & Weetn.
SAFES Overstocked 2d-hand safes, all
makes. J. J. Delight Co., ISIS Farnam St
EMPTY Ink barrels for sale. Apply Bee
Publishing company, 17th and Farnam
street?.
HA UN to move. 641 Parle Ave. $25.
FLAT top desk and Neostyle. Web. 978.
POOL TABLE. In first-class 'shape, for
salo cheap. 505 S. 30th St.
STORE FIXTURES, coolers, refrigera
tors, grocers' display counters. Ice ma
chines. The United Line. 1117 Farnam.
POOL tables, store, restaurant fixtures
bought, sold. Levy, 2510 N South Omaha.
PERSONAL
MANICURING; face, scalp and mag
netic treatments. Miss Debar, 1909 Farnam.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast
off clothing; In fact, anything you do nut
need. We collect, repair and sell at 131
N. 11th St., for cost of collection, to too
wortny poor, 'l-none uougias 4iz& ana
wagon will call.
MASSAGE, salt glow. Mine. Allen of
Chicago. 100 S. 17th St Douglas 7665.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
1.487 subscriptions to the L. H. Journal
H.50; S. E. Post, Jl.w. and Country Oan
tlcman, $1.60. will earn $3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, which wlM Insure
myself and fflteen other sufferers $10 n
roontn eacn.
Must have 1SS In March. Your renewal
worth 50 cenU. OON'T WITHHOLD IT.
"Phono Douglus 7163, Omaha. Neb.
GORDON. THE MAG".INE MAN.
Miss Fisher, mass., bath, eleo. treat. D. SJ
63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Bcxten pharmacy, 12th and Dodge.
MAGNETIC "Mn
E. Bratt.
over 710 S. 16th. D. '..
M ASS A d IT, Swedish movement. 418
MASSAGE Mrs. Steele, R. 308, 208 S. 13.
ELECTRIC MASSAGE Room 25. Doug
las block. Natural treatment for nervous
disorders, sciatica and rheumatism.
MASSAGE
Marguerite Halloran,
223 Neville Bk D. 7761
ANNA MABKS .WKSSr
YOUNO wojnen coming to Omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Mary's Avo.. where they
will bo directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look tor
our travelers' aid at the union station.
E. BELLE, scientific massage; baths;
drugless treatments. 703 S. 16th. Apt B.
WANTED Children to board. Web. MM.
A1 A SS A filP. Corns removed, 250. Airs.
iUi.OO-tVVJJH Haynes, 707 a. 16th. D. 4J
Mrn. Hedlund, mass & Swedish movement.
Hours, 9-12, 1-6. 401 Ware blk. D. 7943.
Miss Fisher, mass., bath. elec. treat D. 863
Massage. Mrs. Rlttenhouse. 308 Boston Str,
POUlTitY AND SUPPLIES
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company.
Clay Center, Nebraska, manufacturers ot
Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for
Incubators and brooders: catalogue fr.
EGGS
For Hatching
From thoroughbred S. C. White Leg'
horns; vigorous, hardy stock; great lay.
crs; country range; $1 for 15; $5 per 100.
MRS. KATE MANN, Benson, Neb.
R. F D. No. 2. Tel. .Benson 747-W.
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for hatching.
Web. 4385. 3710 Grand Ave.
ROSE comb brown leghorn eggs, care
ful selecting and mating; 16, 75c; 150, $5.00.
Olga Hayek, Llnwooa, web.
BARRED Plymouth Rock eggs from
our champion exhibition and heavy egg
laying strain, $1.50 for 15, or $6.00 for 100.
Send for muting list describing special
mating. A number of fine cockerels leit
Ahltmlst Bros.. Box n, Ames Ave. sta
tlon, Omaha, Neb. Phono Florence 104,
SINGLE Comb White leghorn eggs for
hatching: telcphono Florence ii. x.
Uradmann, Florence, Neb.
FULL blooded leghorn chickens ot
half price; going away. W. 1717.
WHITE Orpington eggs, fifteen .$1.50;
8 per hundred. Walker, 3320 Fort Road.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SALE OR EXC'lllNHr, 7X. K.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Has Been Forced to Lowest
Level of the Season.
July .-.JVtiM&J'.tfVoa!
Sept Sl-frl-'.
Onts. I I
Mnv. MMftil
. - -
iuiy.
Improved Farm
Half section and SO acres: south central
Nebraska; fair improvements. Price
$16,000. Want to trc-te this for town
property. No agents. Address me to
Poslorilce Box No. 633, Oman a. Nb.
REAL ESTATE
AB4T11ACTS OK TlTl.lt.
RRED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract
Oca In Nebraska, 06 Brandels Theater.
CITY I'UOt'KllTY KOIl SALE.
Cm:APER"THAN RENT
Itec. hnll. narlor. dining room, kitchen
and one bed room on first floor, two bed
rooms and bnth unstnlrs. furnace, corner
lot, 42x120. paved street, l'rlco $3,300; $30J
casn, balance $zs a montn. which inciucies
interest. Located In Field Club District.
BEMIS-CABLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Deautlful homo In Crclghton's First
addition, reduced from $3,000 to $3,600 for
quick sale. Nearly new and but one block
from car. Let us show It to you. lou
will be pleased with It
W. H. THOMAS & SON,
228 State Bank Bldg. Doug. 1648.
PRICE REDUCED.
New modern, six rooms and sleeping
Sorchi oak finish, close in. best hpmo
argaln lu Omaha. OWNER, Tel. Doug
las 152.
WES rent, collect, sell anv kind property.
Columbia Nat'l Exchange. 514 Deo Bldg.
TO BUY. BELL OR RENT. FIRST BBH
JOHN W. ROBBIN8. im "AIINAM ST.
CORN ON DEBATABLE GROUND
Decline In l.nnt Tim Week Place
YfIIimv t'erm! Whrrp Traders
Arc Not So Sure f lis
l'oxlltoii.
..
OMAHA, March 17. 1913
All that could be neard around the
commission houses after tho close Satur
day was. "Will wheat sell to a milch
lower level?" The decline has forced the
prices to tho lowest level of the peasou,
and while there are many who believe
that wheat Is slated to a further down
ward course there are others who say
that the aelllnir has liri-11 overdone IJ!d
that h sharp halt In the movement of
boars Is among the possibilities. "Who
has taken the wheat that his been
thrown Into the nit ' In mil ions of busli
pis?" nskpil nu nld. timer In the trndo (in
Saturday. Would It not bo possible tor
those who ore known to have been long
many millions of bushels of the .May op
tion to have sold goodly amounts opemy
through one set of brokers and to have
taken on double tho sales In a sub ros.i
way?
The bull combination In wheat, whllo
composed of men who hnVo lost a great
deal of money during Uie last three years,
are among the shrewdest and tilcklest
speculators known In tho world. In other
words, they know tho ins ana ouis 01 mo
market and they are enabled to handle
tho Chicago crowd without gloves In
consequence. It Would bo a great sur
nrlsii to mnnv in thn trndo to come on
the exchange somo morning nud find that
a bullish feeling was hovering over tno
wheat pit. Tho putting out of short
lines of the May option Is dangerous at
this partclular time If those In the,
wheat trade at Chicago who believe that
prices nro likely to sell to a much lower
level have put out big short lines of the
May option mere is a posmuiiuy 01 meir
having to cover at a loss. Any change
in crop conditions In tho winter wheat
belt or any change In the export trado
must fnvor the hull or long side of the
market. Crop prospects are now Ideal, tho
export business la at as low ebb as It
Is well for It to bo and tho Interior millers
aro taking only a few lots of wheat bo
cause of the dull situation In flour.
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Corn is now on debatable ground lol
Inwlnir tlin decline of tho last fortnight.
The Chicago crowd Is gunning for the big
Sent
Pork:
May.
July.
Sept
Lard:
la .
July.
Sept.
Ribs:
May.
July.
32
l -7ol 20 S7
20 Wtti 2o S7H
IS ffi
10 7H
10 (V.
10 t
63V
MV m
MVt SIS
fV Kit.
20 ' SI 70
20 2Ji)W 3-27
10 t77H,
10 TO 10 SS
10 70 1 19 M I 19 t
10 7Slij 10 tW ; 10 7H
10 w ' 10 Ki 10
10 M; 10 19W
10 771 10 !
32t
32S45TN
i-70
20 324
1 !
10 Vi
10 mi
10 r,o-S
10 75
10 70 I 10 7Ji! 10 (RHl 10 tflHi 10
N. E. corner 24th and Evans Sis., price
right for quick sale. Inquire of owner,
2581 BJvans St Phone Web. 4830.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
$1,275 only; lot 1. block 4. E. V. Smith s
add. on 20th St. car line, near Grace St.;
66x140. east front; specials paid.
DEXTER L. THOMAS
412 Bee Bldg.
For bargains in Florence property, fruit
farms and acreage, see C. L. Nothaway,
Florenoe, Neb. Phono Florence 276.
6-ROOM house; bath, gas; walks; paved
street; pavement paid. Apply, C. O.
Hutchinson. 1623 Farnam.
THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.
Beautiful eleht-room Dundee home.
choicely situated. Strictly modern, with
everything arranged for utmost con
venience. Tel. Harney 6962.
XITTBT iu11 tnnrtprn 8-room house 1 block
n. of high school. Price $3,500. D. SOOT.
ACREAGE FOR SAL IS.
GOOD 8-ACRE PLACE.
Adlnlnlnir Council Bluffs. H-mllo from
car line, paved street and and city school,
7-room house and good barn; fruit for
homo use. About fine garden land, bal
ance good for fruit; nlco yara wun grass
and shade; a warm sunny spot, sloping
east and protected from North and west
winds. Good for gardening, fruit grow
ing, green houses, bees and chickens or
small dairy farm and so close In that
it will pay a good prom on mo pneo 10
plot within a few years. If you want a
cood Place of this kind at a real bar
gain, let us show you this. It can hardly
disappoint you. rnce riw. mcuco iteai
Estate Co., 105 Pearl St, Council Bluffs.
RKAL ESTATE
rAItM ItANTII l.AM FOR AU
Arkansas.
ARKANSAS Lands For cheap lands In
Southwest Arkansas, write Southern
Realty & Trust Company, Ashdown,
Arkansas.
Arlmoilll.
ARIZONA HOMESTEADS Slcrlpt
lands; seeing means location; school and
railroad facilities; today's best offering.
See Elgin Company, 723 Finance bldg.,
Kansos .City. Mo.
Calllarnla.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
2d Tues. W. T. Smith Co.. 815 City Nat Bk.
Canada.
A FEW fine tracts of 160 to 640 acres
in southeastern Saskatchewan, good soli,
well watered, adapted to grain and mixed
farming. For price and terms see or write.
D. T. Deselm. Z3is aprague oi.. umana,
FOR BALE 160 acres choice farm land,
four miles from station, quarter-mllo
from lake; sandy loam, clay subsoil;
some wood; small house; $15 an acre;
easy terms. Write us. Battlerord In
vestment Co., Battleford, Sask.
KllM
KANSAS FARM 8 and ranches for sale;
SO to 25,000 acres; write for free list V. E.
NIQUETTE. Ballna. Kan.
MUalnalppt.
EASY PAYMENTS Just save $10 a
month. Ten-acre garden and fruit farms,
nn thn main line of the Illinois Central
railroad; producing capacity over $3,000
yearly. Tefms, $20 down and $20 monthly;
no Interest, no taxes until paid for. No
Irrigation necessary; pure shallow arte
sian water; high priced winter crops;
Ideal climate for health. Write for free
maps and booklets. Agents wunted. The
Vogel Realty Agency, 1007 W. O. W.
Bldg., Omaha, neo.
Uonianu.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES CAREY
LAND open to entry av Valler. Mont. Fif
teen annual payments. Sectlu- finious
for grain, grasses. vegeieles; well
adapted dlverslled farming. For particu
lars -write. Valler Farm Baits Co.. Box
t Vallor. Mont
GARVIN BR0S.oSie'fnBdana:
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St
r.af CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlborg Co.,
"7 310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros".
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property. 6, and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. 11. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam St
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000.
W. H. THOMAS, 22S State Bank Bldg.
Nebraska.
A STOCK RANCH SNAP.
2,640-acre Improved stock ranch, seven
miles from North Platte, Neb., only $6
per acre, half cash, balance five years
time. For particulars address Buchanan
& Patterson, Norm I'jaue. eu.
Texas.
5c An Acre Cash.
Texas. school land for sale by the state.
You can buy good land at $2 per acre;
pay 5c per acre cash and no more for
40 years but 8 per cent Interest; send 60
postage for further information. In
vestor Pub. Co., Desk 33, San Antonio,
Tex.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat, No. 2 ivd.
KHcr$1.01; No. 3 red. MffOSe: No 2 hard,
S7HvS8Hr; No. 3 hard. S; No. 1
northern. S7',4fiS7c; No. 2 northern. Sf
S7c; No. 3 northern. SaflSCo; No. 2 spring.
!HtR7o; No. J spring. SUGMV, No. 4
spring. 7Sf&V. velvet chaff. SJMfiS74e,
durum. ."WOe. Corn. No. 2, 50c; No 2
yellow, ROVtihSl'jC. No. 3. 47IN9V. No. 3
whlttv 49TC04c; No 3 yeltow, 47iffWo; No.
4t 4MH'C; No. 4 white, 47e4t,c. No. 4
yellow'. 4MN7c. Oats. No. 2 white, 33'Mf
S4tic; No. 3 white. 30i4trtUe; No. 4, j
W0c; No. 4 white. 'Ji1f0Oc; standard,
32t(tf33c. ltye. No. 2. eofilHc. Barley, Hi
MWse. Heed, timothy. $2.w8.30: clover.
$l2.(WriS.50. Provisions, pork, $20.60; lard.
$10.67i; ribs. $I0.2SS111.W.
BUTTER Steady . creameries, SSfWStte.
KGQS Higher, receipts, 12.2SI cases; at
rflark, cases Included. ISVtWU'o; ordinary
firsts. 17VM?18c: firsts. lSsiTri3c.
POTATOES-Hteady. receipts, S7 ears.
Mlchlgun, 4S(fjSt': Minnesota, 43ff4SC;
Wisconsin, tSdrfOo.
POULTRY Steady . turkeys, dressed.
21c; chickens, alive, 16'ic; springs, alive,
lCc.
NEW YOltlC (IEMMIAIi MARKET
Otiofntlonn of the liny oil Vnrloun
I oiiiiiiudltlrn.
NEW YORK, March 17.-FLOFR Mar
ket quiet: spring patents. $4.404M 60: win
ter straights, $4.4Mf4.55; wlntot put-nim.
$4 .OljO.10; spring clears, $4.ir(4.30; winter
extras, No. 1. $3.SOJf4.10; winter rxtrss,
No. 2, $3.7(Kir3.SO; Kotutas str.iUhls, l iJJ.
4.25. Buokwheat flour, fair to good. $3.50
4)3.80; choice. $3.W5M.M.
CORNMEAI-Steady; flno white and
yellow. $1.3(i1.3j; coarse, $1,2511.30; kiln
dried. $3.15.
WHEAT-Spot market barely steady;
No. 2 red. $L0S. elevator, and $1.104.
r. o. b. ufloat. Futures market steady
early, but sagged off later, closing V45tM5
net lower May, ' 8-16c; July, KiSo: S.
tember, !3o. Bonded wheat: May, Mtc;
July, Wc.
CORN Spot market easy; export,
u',tc 1, o. u. aiioal.
OMAHA L1YF STOCK MARKET
Cattle Beceipts Lightest Since July
and Prices Higher.
HOGS GENERALLY TEN HIGHER
llnrilly KiioiikIi Stlirrp or l.nmbs to
MnUc 11 Mnrkrt Trinlr Slow and
Dull, itIIIi tho Fri'lliiK
Decidedly Monk,
7.W9
4.176
4. ;vs
5, !iS
5,753
21.W4
15.204
11.759
13.122
SOL'TH OMAHA. March 17. 1913.
Receipts Were: Cattle Hogs. Sheep
Estimate Monday 1.793 2,304 3.0-V1
Same day last week.... 5.WS
Same day 2 w'ks. ago.. 4.0SI
Satuo day 3 w'ks. ago. 6,391
Same day 4 w'ks ago. 6.0P5
Samo dny last year .... 5,000
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last year: 1913. 1912. inc. Deo
Cattle 202,670 212.5S0 ... . 0.910
Hogs 6I2.S70 KSI.att 211,616
Sheep 50S,tN5 446,751 1 6U
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for thn
last few days with comparisons
Date. I 1913. M2.19U.jl910.lWO.190N. 1W7.
6 73
6 82
March SI
March 9
Mar. 10.i
Mar. II.
Mht. 12.
Mar. 13.
Mar. 14
Mar. IS
Mar. 16.
8 5M
8 31W
S3U
8 45
s rs;
8 56H
S t6I
6 31
6 34
6 40
U 48
6 56
6 45
59
l!6 53
(1ATK .ttnf ft,u,.Lr.,f nnu. r7lL' u..l-
eastern line held In Chicago In the May,nrd white, 37c; No. 3, 37&?; No. '4, 35lifl)
option, but whether they will De able tO3rK-; imtural white, 35txi7c; No. 2, noiu-
lorce inese pcoina uui in men iiuiu...oo nuii; wmio ciippeu, fTOHC, nil on track.
or not Is a problem. Tho cash trado In
corn la only moderate. Cash corn was
UW-0 hlghor.
Oats are likely to contlnuo at tho hods
of the corn market, and thero .ro many
1.. tia trnrin who hellpvn that oats may
possibly prevent corn from advancing In
BUCKWHEAT-Dull.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 65Uc, c. I. f.,
New York; milling, 6&iT58c; c. I. f. Butfnlo.
RYE Quiet; No. 2 western, 60c asked,
c I. f.. Buffalo, and feeding r4e. c. I. f..
New York, opening navigation.
FEED Stcady; western spring bran,
a legitimate way. i .i.uu; stanannl middling, 100-pound sacks,
hanged to Ho higher. '$22.60; city, $23.00.
Clearances: Wheat and HAY-Qulct; 7Ho; No. 1, Jl.o04fl.O3; No.
bu.; corn. 737.000 bu.; oats, 13,000 bu 2, mKo. N.'3, ?oS,m '
Liverpool close: Wheat. VMfWa lower, LH ATI I E R Fl rin ; hemlock firsts, 28fl
Primary wheat receipts wcro 1,200,000
bu. and shipments 462,000 bu., against ic
celpts of 667.000 bu. und shipments of .J-,-00
bu. last year. nnm k
Primary corn receipts were .U9.WX) nu.
and shipments 577.000 bu., gainst receipts
of 918,000 bu. and shipments of 19S.000 bu.
last year. m. ,,
Primary oats receipts were 8)7.000 lni
and shipments 588,000 bu.. against recelpta
of 648,000 bu. and shipments of 536,000 bu.
loaf your
The following cash sales wero reported
WHEAT INO. - nam, nnuii. u v-.
82HC. No. 3 hard
No. 4 liara, winter; 1 i wtv
.. 1 I ...... ..1 anrlnf? Vm
Sprlllg. '.4 CUr, B1U. 1W""I - -
cars. .eo. , M ,
CORN NO. i wnue; 1 ra', '"
white: 3 cars, 4714c No. 3 color: 1 car,
46e: 2 cars. WAc No. 3 yellow: A cars,
46Vc; 6 cars, 46V4c. No. yellow: 1 car.
45WC. NO. S mixcu: 1 m., v. -mixed:
2 cars, 46o; 1 car. 450; 3 cars,
4514c; 1 car, 4Sa No. 4 mixed: 3 cars,
43V4c; 1 car, 45c.
OATS-Standard: 1 car, 314c. No. 3
white: 3 cars. 31',4c; 10 cars, 31c. No. i
white; 5 cars, 30-ic; 2 cars, 30'.4c.
Oninlm Stocks.
I " Bushels.
Wheat 765,000
Corn 2.018.M0
Oats 1.460,000
St- " Tt.000
Barte'y' 19,000
Wheat decreased 111,000 bushels, corn
decreased 77.000 bushels, oats Increased
20.000 bushels.
The United Stntes visible supply for last
week was: Wheat, decreased 983,000
bushels; corn, Increased 1.138,000 bushels;
oats. Increased 8,000 bushels.
Omr.Uo C 11 nil I'rlei'n.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, SlHfi82V4c.:, No. 3
hard, 81ffiS2c; No. 4 hsrd, 7780Hc; No. 3
spring, SO'.iljSlc; No. 1 sjirlng, 79&80c: No.
2 durum, S4(S86c; No. 3 durum. saB85c.
CORN No. 2 while, 47?tc; No. 3
white, 47Wf474c; No. 4 white, 4C4j46Ho:
No. 3 color, 464'S40c; No. 2 yellow, 4614
47c; No. 3 yellow, 46fi46V4c; No. 4 yellow,
45 4514c; No. 2, 46c; No. 3, 45U46c; No.
4, 44H-&45Vic. . .
OATS-1N0. 2 white, aisiazc; stanoara,
31V4C No. 3 white, 3W3l",ici No. 4 wmte,
BARLEY Mailing, owuwjc; itcu,
41043c.
RYE No. 2, 63V4SC4C; No. 3. 53g53i4c.
Cnrlot Ilccelpts.
Wheat. Corn. OaU
Chicago 59 223 188
Minneapolis 684
Duluth 39 ...
Omaha 31 6; 46
Kansas City 41 21
St. Iuls 107 62 48
Winnipeg 415
1
CIIICAtiO GRAIN ANI fHOVISIONN
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Weud. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
. ., 3
WANTED TO HUV
Dolgof f 2d hand store pays highest prices
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clothes, household goods and valises. Call
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Con.
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COVEHNSrENT NOTIfJES.
PRINTING DEPOT QUARTERMAS
ter's office. Omaha, Neb,, March 14.
1913 Sealed nroposala will be received
here until 11 a. in. April 15, 1913, for
printing required at headquarters 6U1
Brigade, and Depot Quartermaster's of.
flee, this city, during the fiscal year com
mencing July 1, 1913. Information fur
nished on application. John E. Baxter,
Depot Q. M. M15-17-lS-All.12.il
Persistent Advertising 18 the Road to
Blf Returns.
Features of the TrnilliiK 11 lid CIiisIiik
1'rlecN on Hoard of Trnde.
rillCAno. March 17. Assertions that
tho United States has a larger surf 'us
of wheat thun there can bo any possi
bility of finding a European mtrket lor
before July 1 sent prices today to a 'new
low lovei lor me yrur. tj mwir,
closed nervous, liftKc. to c nut lower.
All thn other leading staples showed
firmness, corn finishing WVtc higher
than Saturday night, oats a Hhado otf to
a like amount up una provisions un
nhanirpil tn nn advance of 6c.
Estimates were current that Intorior
elevator und mill stocks of wheat aro
mnmonn hii-thels moro than last year,
farm reserves 34,000,000 bushelB more und
enough Increase in tne visiuio vipi'iy to
make the total 70,000,000 bushels lu ex-
cess of tho aggregate supply twelve
months back. This was declared to mean
tho United States could export SO.000.OW
bushels, If there were foreign buyers for
that amount, prior to the coming in of
the now crop.
Although wheat prices gave way under
bearish arguments. It was not until after
several hours' bullish control. Flatter-1
Ing reports on thn growing crop south
west helped to turn sentiment In favor
of a decline, and so, also, did the slack
ness of cull for casn wneat at ann"eiuu-
llo nnri K'uilHIIH I'llV.
Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour
equalled 300,000 busneis. i-rimary recun'is
of wheat were 1,230,000 bushels, us com
pared with 667,000 bushels a year ago.
In spite of the weakne of wheat, corn
held steady becauso of covering oy shoita
forecast for unsettled
weather. Thero wero also predictions of
smaller local receipts, uais namuiim
because of a belief that a reaction was
due after a continuous DrcaK tor uiio"i
A light run of hogs at nearly all pack
ing centers gave firmness to the pro
,.iii ut Tim market wus ulso helped
by the Bmall stocks on hand In packing
houses, OS snown uy me rci.,i-i..u.,.nw
Art'tleOPPn. 1 High. low. I Close.l Sat'y.
29c; oeconds, 27S2Sc; thirds, 240250; ro
jecis, isKHiKc.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess, $21.75
(ST22.00; ,fanilly, J22.60UtS4.IO; short clears,
$21,004(22.50. Bocf, steady; mess, $21.7M'li
22.00; family. J.3.00ff2I.OO; bocf hams. $32.00
ff34.00. Cut meuts, firm; pickled bellies,
10 to H lbs., H4.60tpH.75; pickled hnms,
JM.76015.00. lunl, firm; middle west
prime. Jl0.00ffll.00; refined, firm; con
tinent, $11.60; South American, J12.05; com
pound, steudy at J7.73f(8.00.
iVtiiiAiw-wuict; pruno summer tal
low, spot, J6.36iR6.42; May, J6.40; July, J6.44;
September, J6.48; prlmo city, 6Vic; country,
6lff614c..
HOPS litsy; Btnte, common to choice.
1912 crop, lSflffic; 1911 crop. ytfj'Hci l'aolflc
coast. 1912 crop, IKSfSlo; 1911 crop, ll16c.
HIDES Mrm; Centntl America, 30'ic;
Bogota. 29;Q30Vc.
BUTTER Unsettled; receipts, 5,W9 tubs;
crpamcry extras, xKV3c; tirstB, .Tiw-nit;;
hold, extras, SaiffXHc; held, firsts, 35fli
S6V4c; process, extras, 27V42Sc; Imitation
crenmury, firsts, 25fi2Cc; packing stock,
held, 2HjLl',ic; puuklng stock, current
make No. 2, 2lQ2lHc; packing stock, cur
rent mnko No. 3. 18r20c.
CHEESE Irri'KUlar. receipts. 1.522
boxes; state whole milk, held, colored.
specials, uwtnw, wnoio miiK, wintcrt
colored specials, iuv4iti7o; sKims, pifiic,
EGOS Steady : receipts. 12.7S0 casei,
fresh gathered extras, 19T20c; firsts,
WMfwe; reirigerator nest, loistriuc;
nearby hennery, white, good to largo,
now laid, 23Q25o, western gathered whites,
20Q22C.
POULTRY Live. steady; western
chickens, 16o; fowls, 17V4c; turkeys, ."Oo;
dressed, steady; fresh killed western
chickens, 1415c; fowls, lUfUHc; turkeys,
14JjS4c.
.St. Louis (ienernl Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 17.-WHEAT-Casli:
No. 2 red. $l.OS01.OO; No, 2 hard. iSljOlc.
nniUJ-Nn. 2. 60u: No. 2 White.' it!4463c
OATS No. 2. 32V4C, No. 2 whit, 3lVsW.
Closing prices of futures:
35c
WHEAT May, 87Tc; July. N!c.
CORN May, 60iOo7(,c ; July, 62',i62c.
OATS May, 31c; July. 32Vic.
RYE-61V462c.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents,
$4.90f(6.15; extra fancy and straight, $3.90
Q'4.76; hard winter clears, $3.50fl3.80,
SEED Timothy, $10.00.
CO RNM EA L $2.90.
BRAN 0OS 03c.
HAY-Tlmothy, $12.Oy16.00; prnlrlc,
JlLOOtriLOO.
UAGGING-lOc.
TWINE Hemp.. Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork, lard, dry salt
meats and hucou. Unchanged.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, lie;
springers, 16c; turkeys, 19c; ducks, lbc;
geese. UC.
BUTTER Stcadr. creamery, 28(&3j5.
EGGB-Stcady. at 17c.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 1O.CO0 11,000
Wheat. Im 108,000 73.0W
Corn, bu 62,000 27.O1M
Oats, bu 69,000 69,000
6 741
6 69
GTu!
6 801
6 65
6 68
6 60
73
6 67
9 78
9 95
10 2
10 17
10 57
10 34
10 42
10.35
10 35
6 4S
6 5S
6 53
6 40
6 IS
6 47
4 48
4 38
4 34
4 35
4 37
4 45
6 40;
6 61 4 45
6 55 1
5 51
6 75
6 68
6 63
6 65
6 69
6 43
Mur. 17.: 8 59141
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition or live stock
at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
Nob., for twenty-four houra ending at 3
o clocK today:
UECEl PT8 C A RR
Cattle. Hogs.Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. A St. P. Ry. 3
Wabash By 1
Union Pacific Ry... 2
C. it N.-W., east... 4
C. & N.-W., west... 24
C, Ht. P., M, O.. 16
C. B. Q., east.... 9
C. B. & Q., west... 6
C. R. I. A P., east 3
Illinois Central Ry. 3
C. G. W. Hy 3
2
11
4
it
12
1
7 S7 . I f., . :l 70
a m t s u. :r 1
.i . .. ih . . 74 i inn 7
M .... Xt . . t T ll . . M'4
H . . .W Ml M . ..IM . . 7
M . . m . M 74 ... IM ,. I
t . 141 40 70 W m 71
. Nl 40 70 It Wl . J
31
13
12
Total receipts ...73
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris tc t o
Swift & Co
Cudaliy Packing Co.,
Armour & Co
Schwurtis & Co
.1. W. Murphy
Kohln P. Co
Benton, V. S. & Lush
Hill .t Son
F. 11. lwls
J. 11. Bulla
Roseustock Bros
H. F. Hamilton ,
Rothschild & Krebs..,
Mo. & Kuh-Cal. Co..
Cllne & Christie
Other buyers
252 8 761
2S1 458
173 1ST 793
362 132
131
2S1
259
131
88
40
24
.3.8
3
,9
102 ..
.3
296 ... 1,530
SlllflKP Owing to the interruption in
.allwny traffic canoed by the reee.it
snowstorm the smallest run of hten and
lamb for n Monday since the third week 1
In Juno of last year showed up this morn.
Ing. The leoelpt numbered only thir
teen cars, or some 3.064 head, consisting I
of nine ears of lambs and four oars ill
Colorado ewes and yearlings. Among Ihc
lambs were thieti lourti of hay-fed ofler
Ings from Idaho. Iust Monday 21,0Mi
head were reported In and on the same
day one vrnr ago the supply amounted:
to 13.8x2 liead.
Quite naturally with such a meaner
supply on sale the selling side looktd tof
an active trade with a substantial adr
vance In priced. Contrary to epeeta
lions buyers wrre ver bearish tnd the
general feeling In trade circles ."as that
If anything llko a normal supply weie
hero values would Iihvo a veuk and
lower tendency. While there weto reully
not enough offerings here to makl- a
market a couple of sales wero madii dut
Ing the first rounds that looked a llllie
higher than hist week's close. Outside
of this, however, nothing else of iho
limited supply changed hand until a
late hour In tho forenoon. The tiad
was slow and dull most of the iunrnlii..
Tl.. ! narli' snli'S cnlmlsted ' of tWO
loads of lambs on thn Mexican order
which sold at l.t una a siuiuiieni
shorn lambs at Ji.tv. ... -
QuotattonH on sheep and Iambs: Good
to cholco Mexican lambs, J8.it.I0; fair
to good Mexican latiibs. $X.!NS.flfi; good
to choice, western lambs. $8.3ft.50; fair
to good western lambs. $S.wli.36, feed
ers, $7.608.15; yearlings, light, $7.40jf7 65:
yearlings, heavy, J.9iHr7.40; wethois. good
to choice, JJ.50flfi.75; wethers, fair to good,
J6.36irt5.60; ewes, good to choice. J6.00flfl.25;
owes, ralr to good. J5.764Jtl.00; culls and
bucks, $2.75dT4.0O.
646 Idaho feeder lambs 70 7 83
64 fed wethers nnd owes 104 i
496 fed lambs St S 75
CIIICAGO JilVH STtK'K MAIIKI5T
lloits Close, Cattle Slend). Sheep
Sternly.
CHICAGO. March 17 HOGS Re
ceipts, 30.000 head; market M1IO0 hlglier;
huiK or sales, s.wn.iii; iignt. nv.'iir.mt.
mixed. t8.7M?9.20: heavy. JS.PO'M'.W; rough.
J8.rMl8.r.; pigs, J7.l64t9.10.
UATTLr. lteceipts, n,i iiciui; inui"--!
Iriiilv tn lOo higher: hooves. Si.4tltl,l.;
Tni.in ii...r. Sa,60i7.fin. western steel.,
Jft.85iiS.lB; Blockers and feeders. Jfj.ioiif
8.20: cows und heifers, $3.M18.10, calves.
Slll'JIil" ANIJ l.Aill lir neui'ii'io, .v,
head; market steady to 1&0 iot, 1 u
11...,. ta iu,7 m wpstPi ns. Jti.3Mn'W
vearl'lnKS. J7.2ftfr8.25; natlvu lambs, J7A5
fl,75; westerns, J7.8T4f8.i5.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Althought Pressure Was Severe
Trading Was Slow.
MONEY WAS UNFAVORABLE
t 11I011 Pnelflo enrly To Points
Loner anil Southern Pacific
Rose Tno Points
HlKlier.
Totals
.1,881 1,463 3,097
CATTLE The storm last week which
was especially severe lu some parts ot
the tributary territory, hod the expected
ofreot of sharply reducing receipts to
day. All told thero wero only seventy
two cars reported In, the smallest run for
n Monday since Monday, July 8. There
wero really not enough cattlo of one kind
lu sight to make a very good test ot tho
market,
By 'reas'on of .the IJglU rjoc'elpts the 'feel-!
Ing on beef steers' was strong with pHCes
In many cases as much as iOc higher.
Thero was nothing vury good In the thirds
to mako a top, but thero was a nunbor
of louds good enough to bring J8.40.
Cows and heifers wero in good demand
and owing to urgent buying orders, prices
wero generally 104i'lBc higher and In some
cases prices were paid that looked oven
higher than tlint. It was as might ho
expected under conditions a very uneven
market, the most advance being on the
medium grades. There were Jiclfcra good
enough to bring Js:10, wltb'ontnliuneli haw
ing two steers In it at S8.15.r .
Stock cattlo and feeders wero' In very,,
gooa request anil prices wero' accordingly
strong, wuuo a string or rvenraKsa nay
feds sold to a buyer at $8.30.
Quotations on Cattle: Good tn choice
beef steers, J8.2itfi6.75; fair to good beef
stoers, $8.00f8.25; common to fair beef
steers, 7.4i(8.mj; good to choice belters,
$7.0038.00; good to choice cows, J6.7&3J7.40;
fair to . good, .grades. J5.760C76! common
to fair' gra'des, J4.0tfir8.75; good lo choicn
stockcrs nnd feeders, J7.60&6.30: fair to
gooa stochcrs ana teeucrs,. ;wxili.yj;
common to fair stockcrs and feeders.
J6.25Q6.80; stock cows and heifers, J5.00JI
7.00; calves, ju.uv.; nuns, stags, ate,
J5.76Hr6.75.
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Tr.
E (40 I ti
S20 s 00 :o.
.... m t 00 10,
....140 I 00
.... 3t II 10
....111 I 1(1
,...1054 S It
..lttl 8 20
....1117 i 25
....10411 II 26
....mi t 25
....1055 8 15
STEERS AND HEIFERS. ,
.... 837 1 85 13 774 t 10
....166 IK 17 177 I 10
COWS.
.. ii t 10 M IK
7 1041 71
6 11(14 ( Ml
21 IKH 6 IS
4 1285 7 00
1 10) 7 00
t 1240 7 00
70 107 7 05
1 1202 7 25
4 1022 7 U
No. At. IT.
4 112 7 Ml
1
4
2
22
23
10
15
21
0
16
It
II..
11..
11..
L
41..
11..
12..
:..
..1381 II 0
..1135 125
..1124 III
..1210 (35
..1301 I 4)
,. 14 L S 35
..mi 40
..111! 8 40
..1211 ICO
.. 470 I (0
2,.
10...
3
"Wheat
May.
July.
Sept.
Corn.
May.
88HV-4 8T.
88W.4 WW
88i6H 8H
51Vi&i 01T
8M,4 S8U
SSfi8K 88VMi
88 88h8ttl
MSI 6PV.,
88
8SH
5H4
GOVISnN.MKNT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL CHIEF
Quartermaster's Office, Federal Build
ing, Chicago, III.. March 15, 1913. Sealed
proposals will be received here until 11
a. m . April 15, 1913, for furnishing ooal
Kan mis City Grain mill Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 17. WIIEA'l
Cash: No. 2 hard. 83V4-flMS4c; No. 3. MM
85c; No. 2 red, Jl.OOfl-1,07; No. 3, hScJiJl.lM.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 4914c; No. 3, Utl'
4SVc; No. 2 white. 49Hc; No. 3, 4Sc
OATS No. 2 white, 3484Vic; No. 2
mixed. 32V433c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-May, 82i082Tic; July, S2T4f83c.
CORN-May, WV.fi July. Slflac.
OATS May, 32c.
RYE 57e.
HAY Choice timothy. JU.uOiilS.VJ;
choice prairie. J10.60&11.00.
BUTTER t'reamery, ;Sc; firsts, 33c;
seconds, 31c; packing, 2oaJ2e.
EGGS Firsts, 17H18c; HCCollds, 13c.
POULTRY Hens. 13V4f(14c; roostets,
8V4c; ducks, 15c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 35.000 47.000
Corn, bu 41,001 16,000
Oats, bu 22000 7.000
Mliinriipnllx (i nil n Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 17. WHEAT
May. S4V4c; July, MtiflSfiHe; September.
87c. Cash: No. 1 hard. StHe; No. 1
northern. b2Hf84He; No. 2 northern, &0V8
SITic; No. 2 hard Montana. 86',(,c; No. 3,
78',i79He.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 46c.
OATS No. 3 white. 3H',42Sc.
RYE No. 2. 53fi66c.
BRAN In lOO-pound sncks, J17.0OS 17.60.
FLOUR-I'nchunged.
BARLEY llJjCOc.
FLAX J1.268 l.XVfc.
M:e(ul Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, March 17. MKTAtS
Copper, firm; standurd spot and .March,
$14.76; April, JI4.W14.75; Muy. J14.2oW
14.76: electrolytic, J16.00fll5.12, Mle, Jlu.25
IB1B.3T; casting, J14.7V014.Si. Till, eaby;
spot und .Murcn, 40.i)7'i4,. ,r; Apru
J45.7f4H6.O0; May. Ji5.37V4ti l.j. 00. Load
steady, at $.B1.40. spelter, steady, at
m 5 70
..no t m
4 30 5 SO
0 (M
15 7 M
2 1070 6 15
1110 6 44
10 10M t 40
7 M2 ( 40
1 1150 I B0
COWS AND HEIFERS.
I 33 M 7 11(4 7 34
HEIFERS.
1 450 5 60 11 ITS 7 It
8 435 80
13 44 Kl
4 535 7 00
3 770 7 15
7 tit 7 20
1 W0 7 30
4 17 7 15
U Ill 7 40
8 t6 7 00
17 1015 I 10
tt tl I II
BULIS.
S MO IM
1 1270 6 60
1 1120 I 25
1 1870 60
1 1170 6 60
1 1740 t 65
CALVES.
1 1160 i 75
1 1650 K
1 1600 7 00
17 613 7 10
1 10!C 7 0
i 240 25
8 IM (0
7 174 00
1 ltO 00
2 165 t Vi
i 150 :
17 461 7 60
It 411 7 10
3 I0 t 76
II 422 8 00
1 20 K 00
48 8 00
1 IM 1 11
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1103 7 80 6 103J 7 76
23 532 7 4 6 7 50ft 7 71
t 95 7 45 18 1007 8 20
33 UK 7 76 130 1103 8 30
IIOQ8 Tho trade opened this morning
with the demand very poor from all
iuurlrs. There were hardly enough
hogs here to glvo room for very much
competition, and, as It was, packers
staved out ull morning in most cases
oven refusing lo make a hid. Such of
fers as they did mako were no better
than steady and as a result not a hog
had been weighed to them up until 11
o'clock. Shipper and speculator buyers
made their purchases at figures that
were about loo higher, and as they plcxcti
out Just such hogs as suited them exactly
thero was still a fair share of tho receipts
lu first hands at a late hour In the morn.
Ing. Tho long end of the sales landed at
$8.70 with a sprlakllng at J8.66 and sonpj
real good lights us high as J8.76.
A little afler 11 o'clock one or two
packer buyers started out nnd bought a
part of what was still unsoia at Figures
ST.
COlPt!
mark
Hi. l.ouls Live Stock Mnrkel.
15UIS. March H.-CATTLE-'Ke-ts.
6,700 head. Including 600 oxans;
rkct IOc higher; filio steers. J8 fAmitUu.
NKW YORK. March 17-Although the
stock market at no time today was sub
jected to severe pressure, trading was
stow. Abandonment of the plan of seg
regation or the Harrlman piopertlcs, de
presMott of the European markets, for
eign selling here, engagement of J2,O00,O,K
more gold for export to Franco and con
tinuance of high money rates, all were
unfavorable.
Wide fluctuations of Hnrrlmans were
forecasted by what occurred In tho Lon
don market before thn opening here.
Union Pacific fell nearly two points and
Southern Pacific advanced as much, tho
latter stock rising on the report that
the latter company would faro better
with the new dissolution plan than un
der the abandoned one. At tho opening
here the Harrlman stocks moved less
widely than abroad. Southern PAclflo
soon lost Its initial decline of a point,
and Union Pacific sold 2 below Sutur
day's close
lndon selling here, estimated at
16,0iX) shares, was ono of tho principal
causes of tho market's weakness. .The
errect or the unexpectedly good hank
statement last week wom partly offset
by further engagement of gold for ax
port. Liquidation of New Haven continued,
tho price fnlllng to 1144, a loss of 4U and
a new low record. Goodrich touched 2a.
also a new low price for tho decllno nnd
a drop of three points. The petroleum
shares, Central leather, Woolworth,
Rumely and somo other specialties were
weak.
Tho bond market was depressed. Total
sales, par value, $1,061,00). United States
bonds wero unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation,!
on stocks today were ns follows
, , 8atM. HUh. Lw. Cloe,
Auialnimated Cowxr 12,00 , bt, (t IB
Amerlran Agricultural ... jj
American lit sugar tort !Mi S74 37
",MIt"" o,ow azb 3j4
American fan ptd..
American i it,
American Cotton OH
Am. leu Seeurltlea
American Miuwl
American lnroniotlr ..
American ft. AV It
Am. S At K. nM
Am. Sugar Itvrinlng. .. .
American T. Ai T
American Tobacco
Anaconda, Mining Co...
Alchlaon
Alclilwn nM
fIO 1 ltl ISO',
44
200 45 H 45 44
100 H4 S6U 21 lj
'
35'i
800 6S4
SCO 103H 103
103
111
200 132; 133 I33H
200 340 240 231
800 3t 3U 3S
POO ltllU lOlU 101
300 100 !!, Hi
and feeders, $5.26i7.75; cows and hidfers. . Ummori A 0nlo -,00 mH i0OJl im
J5.6MI8.60; bulls, j.-..00j7.0l); , calves, JllOW''llthlehem steel t....l.D0o 35W 84H 4t,
11.25; southern steers, J5.251.25; 00WH and llrooklyn Itapld Tr l.ixxi 87l S74 ;
heifers J3.755l6.60. . t ai.llait I'acltlo 4,400 2!4 S23S U2J
HOM-Recellits. 7.000 head; market 15 Central heather , 4.IW0. .3H 24H S4Ji
hlgher. pig's 'ami 'light. hta"-':: W ,
tfutchers, J9.00OO.30; good heavy. U.IW.I . f. .": n:"" UM iiiu m' iJ ,
silEEP AND LAMBS--Recclpts. 2.1fl
head; market steady; """""''"vrif, '
ycurllngs, J7.OOMri.00; lambs, J7.00'U0lt.
Knnsns I lly Le f4toel ajInrUr.
irkVTUAcr niTV Mnl'f'ti 17. CA I I LI'
Receipts, P.000 head, Including 700 south
erns; market higher; dressed heof nnd
export steers, .wurJ.; i"
$7,8008.40; western steers, Ji.OOuS.To;
stockcrs and feeders, J6.75i.40; sout hern
mmis.15' Mnnthern cows. Jl.uVti,
7.75; native cows and heifers, Jl.25ifi8.5rt;
bulls. J5.60ir7.26; calves, J7.OOfflO.26,
HOGS Receipts, 3,iw neiiii; iniimui.
higher; bulk ot sales, JH.fWi'J.OO; heavy,
is vnitfi no; tinekers and butchers, JS.rJVfj
9.00; light, J8.OOHi9.0G; pigs, J7.504i8.00.
SHEEP AN u liAiVHiB itecuipiB, i,w
head; murket weak! Colorado lambs,
J8.2Mi8.76; yearlings. J6.75W7.75; wethers,
J6.007.00; owes, JS.rw.OS.
flloiix City Live Slock Mnrkel.
MtnUX CITY. In.. Murch 17. C ATT LE -
Receipts, 2,000 bend; market steady to
inn htirher; native steers. J7.76ftrl.75; cons
hnd heifers. J5.50(fT7.75; eanners, J:1.251I5,00;
htooKers nno leeuors. i.hjo.iu; cuivu,
l7ftVn7.ro: bulls. J5.605f7.2T..
tinns Receipts. 1.800 head: murket Mf
i.. . . ... . .... eo r". . . .. I .1 o .'.I ...
100 Ulguer; neiivy, o.uu-o.u.,. idiauu, f....rjlv
8.70; light. J8.6Off8.70; pigs, J7.OOft7.75; bu k
of sales, J8.60flS.70.
No sheep murKot.
Ht. Joseph Live Stock .Market. .
Hi JOSEPH. March 17.-CATTLE-IU-
celpts 600 head; slow; steers, J7.OOfili.40;
cows anl heifers, J4.0OfJS.25; calves. JU00
010.60.
HOGS Receipts, 600 head; market
slow; top, 18.80; bulk, J8.70iT8.RO.
SHEEP AINU iiftui no iif'coipin, hi
head; market slow; ' lambs, J7.6Oj(,90.
' Wool Market.
8T, LOUIS, March 17 WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing,
23V4J'2rtc; light fine, 194121c; heavy fine,
liflilSc; tub washed, 26ifj27c
IX)NDON, March 17.WtOI-A largo
and varied selection of cross breds were
readily taken nt today's wool auction
salo bv the homo trade and occasionally
tho continent at tho recent level of
values. A few merinos wero eagerly
bought by the continent. Tho offcrlngu
today wero 9,600 bales.
Key to tho Situation Beo Advertising.
Clilrsso N. w
Colorado V. A I
i-onaoildatert Cla
Corn Products ...
Ieluare & lluilaon
Denver i Illo Grande....
Denver It. O. pfd
Ulstlllers' twcurltle
Hrie,
Krle l"t pfd
Krle 2d etd
(leneral Klenlrlo
tlrwit Northern pfd.......
Ureal Northern Ora ct(.
I lunula l-entrnl ,
Intcrbomiiih Met.
inter. Met. pfd. ,i. .......
International Harvester ..
luter-Marlnn ptd
International I'aper
International Pump
Utniiu Clt Southern....
ljacledn (laa
lhlh Valler
lulavllla b Naabvllla..
M., Bt. P. & fl. fl. M...
Mlarourl, K. 4; T
Mlimuri racine
NHitlonal lllicult
(.National Ix'ad
WO 133 133'4 13.1
3:
:oo i3i
700 704
131
10H
10V,
, its
It
32IJ
loo us lit; hi,
70i) nli 37 27
44U
13
500. 13IH 138 131
POO i: 12K 121
100 38 35 34
1,200 1I3V1 12m 111
too 1.1a 1714, 1714
tOO C.94
.....
100
6Sh tt!4
305
II
..... lou
l ti
lOOH
400 lOOti 100
1.700 164t; 163U 15314
100 133 1JJ 13114
13!4
100 24H 24 24i
600 37 U 37 37
'..' 4ti
N. 11. It. or M. 2d pld., . 100 JUU 13U 2314
New York Central 200 101 105T. lOi'i
IN. Y , O. W 30
Nurfolk tc WVatcrn 200 104S 104H' 101 '4
7714
4,600 115H 114'i 114H
, 24
1,800 lltU 11H lit
200 no no no
200 4 Mi t
tOO li 1914 UK
100 25Ti SSft
.. ... - 16714
31,300 154 166H 16S4
800 3114 2414 2414
100 ,5S
100 21S
300 24H 24U
North American
Northern I'acltlo
rnclho Mall
l'rnuaylvenla ....,.....
I'eoplo's On
p , c, a. a st. L
Plttaburgli Coal
PreaiMHl Bleel Car
Pullman l'alace Car
iltradlnx
Kepublla I. A& fl
Uepubllc I. A fl. ptd....
Itixk Island Co..
Hock Island Co.. pfd,...
Ht. I.. & 8, If. Ill p(d-...
Seaboard Air Una
Seaboard A. u ptd......
Hloea-Hhelfleld 8. & I...
Southern I'arlrlo
Southern Ilallwar
Bo, rtaltwar pfd
Tanneesea Copper
Taaaa & I'acltlc...
Union I'acltlo
I'nlon Pa'clflo Pfd
United Rial pa Itealtr...-
United Btatea Rubber.
United fltatea Steal ..
1'. S. Rteel pfd
Utah Copper
Vh. -Carolina Chemical
Wal)Rh ...
Wabaah ptd
Western Maryland ...
Weatern Unlpn , .
Weatlnghouaa Klactrlo
'.Vherllng ft. I E.
Total salea tor tha dar, 208,500 iharta.
86H
IS
, 13,200
40i)
15
100 i 81
32,100 111
.. 1,100 01i
.. 28,100 S01,
., 1,600 108
600 51 S
500 32S
400 41
300 Ma
1,100 7Va
86
tm
35H
24
It
434
3114
tlH
2514
80"
..... MX
II
11114 1174
MH
(8
8IH 0
6IU 601.
107i 107H
5114 tl'.i
H',4
25
It
32H
40
J
83
3S
WTi
40
mi
tt1
t
s
J6.36fi!.45. Antimony, dull; Cookson's. that weto about 6c higher Taken as a
jn.36SO.40. Iron, steady; No. 1 northern, whole th market can be quoted an being
tiv.7WPi.3fi; mo. s northern, JlT.JMflT. 4; ! wioo niguer wun tno nnm at it.wuo.iv.
No. 1 southern, J17.76ftlS.25: No. 1 soft
southern. J17.7f4llS.3fi. Kxports of copper
this month, 21,048 tuns. London copper,
qulot: pot 164 im Cd; futuron, 05 2 tkl.
Iuidon tin, firm; spot, 308 15s; futures,
1205 7s 6d. Indon load, 15 17s Gd. Spel
ter, 24 10m. Iron: Cleveland warrants,
Gin In Imdon
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 17.-MKTAIS-Leud,
Hteady at Jl.204i4.22H; spelter,
quiet, at J6.20U6.26.
Dry liooilai Jllarkel.
NHW YORK. March 17.-URV UUflDl
The dry Roods maiketx were (Ulet for
rerjulred In Central Department during I the day Yarn prices are barely hteady 1
fiscal year commencing July 1. 1913, In
formation furnished on appllr atlon. Col
A, L. Smith, Chltf Quurterinaster
M I7.18-W-20. A3 10.
Cotton goods are In light demand. .Silkv,;
are Helling steadily Raw kIIIc la firm i J,
UresH goods for retail dlstrlbuttuti au I w
lu actlrti ic'iucst for fall. u,
Although prices were higher the trade
was mote or less tumatlsfactory and
when buyera left tho yards there were
still Boven or eight bunches trnsold.
Only ubout 34 care, or 2.304 head, showed
up this morning, the amalleat Monday
aupply hIiico tho first week It) October,
when only l.hOO were yarded. Today's
receipts were about n third us large
as lust week. smaller than two weeks
ugo and 2,400 short ot the corresponding
day taut year.
No. At. Fli. Pr. No.
...lit IM 116 11.
u.. . t7 ... 8 IMs M.
37t t W M.
210 lt-1 KM 30
la) t IW tl
IV) I 50
225 . . I tj K)
,2Jl ... I 15 73.
Ar. 8 b. Tr.
..IM 40 I 70
.. t 70
40 8 70
... I tn
tO I 7)
. . 8 70
211 20 I 70
,"M ... 70
ltl
IM
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361
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Always there
and always
nearest in the
Family Toilet
and
Medicine Chest
Should be
Pasteurine
The Cleansing, Healing, Refreshing Antiseptic
To reach for tho bottlo of PASTEURINE really
gots to bo a habit, so often do you actually need it
every day regularly and in emergency. PASTEURINE
is ho useful, helpful and ploasing that tho whole family
hko to use it and come to depend on it.
Most Used Because Most Useful
As a mouth wash, throat wash, and nasal
doucho PASTEURINE ia tho delight of tho daily
toilet. CleanHCH and cools mouth and throat.
Clears tho head, purifies tho breath and per
fectly preserves tho tooth.
As healing antiseptic PASTEURINE is
tho very best application for eoro throat, hoarse
ness, cuts, wounds, skin affections, etc. Allays
inflammation. Prevents and destroys gorm
infection. PASTEURINE helps Nature heal.
It protects.
IOc, 25c, $1.00. At Drug Stores.
If your druggist does not havo Pasteurine
send ub lOo for largo trial bottle and literature.
Jno. T. Milliken & Co., St. Louis, U.S.A.
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