TITK BKK. OMAHA, SATURDAY. MARCH J9, 1&13.
to
PERSONA I.
WIOVIK! nurssry for Infants. Web. :vT0.
-f .Kf'TJtlf MASS.H1I. I', ...in i. IIQIC
LNNA MARKS KSt
Massage Mrs nittenhouae. 308 Boston Str.
Miss Fisher, mas., bath, dec. treat. I). SC3
IK UEWAltD for Information ns to the
whereaoouts or, llobert toward uiaoK
. more, wlin left his home In Cmp.h.-i Ja.1.
S-ll He Is 15 years old, large for his
ape, woigni nu, ngni nair ana complex
ign. UIUD KUU feisty WWi iv-noa ill
ana willing worker; left-handed in soma
thing. Notify Mr. M'm. ItUckmore,
menu. reo.
REAL ESTATK IXJAK8
$100 to Jio.ooo made promptly. P. D.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS on farms and Improved olty
property, 6, BH and 6 per cent; no delay.
T. H. Dumont &. Co.. 1803 Farnam Bt,
MONEY to loan on business or rest
dence propeles, $1,000 to 00.000.
V if. THOMAS. 228 State Dank Bldg.
OMAHA home. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
101i Omaha National. Douglas 2T1S.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. farnam Smith & Co., 13 Farnam St
HARRISON & MORTON, BIS Cm. Nat
OARVIN BROS Loans JM0 and up.
wm, v -UN jaxfcvo. 0matm Nat'i Dank.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros?
UC CITY LOANS. Demls-Carlbors; Co..
u 310-312 Braudels Theater Bldg.
KKAI. KSTAVK WANTKD
LIST your house with Osborne Realty
Co.. 403 Pax ton Blk. D. 147. Quick results.
SA hVi Oil EXC11ANMC R. E.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-flOO acres
nice, smooth prairie land; every foot tu
mble; 4 miles from Ware, Dallam Ca,
Texas. 612 Central Ave., Ft. DOdge, Iowa.
Improved Farm
Hulf H4CUor. nnd M acres; south central
Iftbruska: fair Improvements. Price
J6.V), Want to trade this for town
property. No events. Address me to
Pontotflce Box No. 32. Omaha. Nb,
CYCLONES
CAN WRECK CITY PROPERTY.
Tint IhnV cint wreck land. We have land
dor ciiy proueriy.
1104 W. O. W. Bids;.. Omaha.
HEAIj ESTATK
ABSTRACTS OK- TITI.B.
HEED Abrtrnot Co.. olden attitraat
Bee In Xahraaka, 30C Umndet Tiieatar.
ACREAGE FOR. SALE.
For bargains In Florence property, fruit
farms and acreage, soo C. L. Ncthaway,
TU1nrrnm Vh. Plume, TP!nrnc. i-Tfi
6 TO 8 ACRES, rich, black. Harden noli.
pear Carter park nnd lake, with I-room
house, well, etc.; line lor pies, cnicaens,
etc. Also 2 acres near North 16th SL,
in bottom: flowing water.
CHAS .E. WILLIAMSON CO.
erty for a Farm
Right now I can trade you a 20, 40, 60 or
9-acr farm for your property, whether
vacant or Improved. This land on main
lino Illinois Central rullroad, 12 hours
from St. Louis. 17 hours from Chicago, it
hours from .Cincinnati, 14 hours from
Louisville, 17 hours from KaiisaB City
and 'J hours from Memphis. Big colon?
Iowa-Nebraska-Hllnols farmers living
there. Fine public school, artesian wells,
rural free delivery, farmers' association,
good road's all these things there now.
Fifteen Omaha families Investigated and
made deals already. Here Is an oppor
tunity of a life time. Come in and Investi
gate see " pictures, maps and' literature
about this country. Do not delay see
me today.
THE VOGEL REALTY
AGENCY,
10O7 TV. O. W. Bldg.
HOMES,
SALE AND RENT
Tornado Inuuranco.
AH on easy Installments; 16c per 1100
per year on 6-year policies; you can't af
ford not to have it; your credit is good;
Bee us. CHAS. B. WILLIAMSON CO.
Dundee Home
$3,750
This Is a good G-room, 2-story and attic
Modern house, having full basement,
Jnuslc room, living room, with beam
ceiling and fireplace, dining room.
Kitchen, front and rear vestibules first
floor; three bedrooms and bath, second;
one room finished In attic; located on
high and sightly south front lot, 60x126
ft. Terms, $L2&0 cash, balance $25 a
jtnontti, including Interest. This Is a spe
cial low price for Immediate sale. In
vestigate. Immediate possession.
George &. Company
802-12 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone uoulgas 769.
, k W. L. SELBY,
J TORNADO INSURANCE. '
I Old Line Companies.
' Rates, 15c per $100. Five-year policies.
, TV. L. SELBY,
Phone D. 1510. 433 Board of Trado Bldg.
FIRE AND TORNADO
INSURANCE.
GANGESTAD. i
, 404 BEE BLDG.
Immediate
Possession
A choice 7-room house, only $6,600; oak
first floor, exceptionally well built by the
owner, who Is leaving the city. He If
very 'anxious to sell. Desirable locality.
Xiet us show It to you.
TV. IL THOMAS & SON.
223 State Bonk Bldg.
HOME BARGAIN
S-room modern house. 96th nnH nnii.
streets. $6,000.
W. R. HOMAN,
Ml and 832 Board of Trade Bldg.
EASY TERMS HOMES.
60, S. Jlst St.. 7-r.. new,. all mod., $4,500.
pwu " new 6r-' a" mod-
- Grand Ave. 6-r.. mod.. $2,3.
These and many others can be bought
pn easy terms, some of them possession
at once.
TVe write t0JJA10J Are insurance,
103 McCaeue Bide. t,,o-
I2.M IMr II 000 fnr 1 v...
15.00 per fl.000 for S years.
$7.60 per $1,000 for 6 years.
TVe also write fire Insurance.
106 McCague Bldg Doug, l&a.
SPLENDID COTTAGE, $2,650
Six rooms and bath, modern except
heat; large, convenient rooms, nicely ar
ranged; large attic, cellar, cistern and
laundry room; on a beautiful lot. with
fine lawn and large shade trees; garage
pne block from at'eet car; near Kountxe
Place. Part cash will handle n, balance
like rent.
4 M I- BECKWITHVebster 6593.
FOR HALE 7-room houseTmodern ex
copt heat. In good condition. Located 2423
Charles St. Tel, Harney 21SL
ItKAh KSTATH
CITY lMltlPliUY iroit SALI3.
Two Fine Homes
Near Hanscom Park
Priced Right
TVe have Just listed two beautiful
modern 'homes, which can be sold
at prices less than cost. Roth
were built by day labor and the
best of material used.
2303 S. 31st St. has 7 rooms and
bath; first floor has large living
room. den. extra large dining
room, all finished in oak, roomy
kitchen, pantry and vostlbule for
Ice box; second floor has thrco
nice large airy bedrooms and
bath; full basement partitioned off
for fruit, coal bin and laundry;
corner lot. east front, high and
sightly; room .to build small house
or garage on rear. Price, $4,500;
$2,000 cash, balance monthly.
2309 a 32d St. (boulevard), fine
modern home, built on broad lines,
being about 2Sx40 on the founda
tion. Has reception hall, parlor
and dining room, and den finished
In quarter-sawed oak; fine kit
chen, pantry and vestibule for Ice
box; four good sited bedrooms fin
ished In oak, bath and sleeping
porch on second floor; large floored
attic; large full basement with
laundry sink and closet; hot water
heat, with ample radiation; full
lot; a very desirable location, high
and sightly, price, $5,700. Don't
fall to see this.
PAYNE & 8UATER COMPANY,
Sole Agents,
616 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Brand New House
For Sale
Ready to Occupy
The following brand new houses which
have never been occupied can be bought
on oosy terms at very reasonable prices,
TTe will give a tornado policy with each
house. Will be glad to show you theso
houses at any time. Prices have not been
advanced. ICova at our nfflr
North Part of City
uecatur St., 6-room, all mod
em: price... S2.76O.00
02 No. 33d St.. 6-room, all mod
J"Y Price $2,850.00
4304 Wo. 33d St., 6-room, all mod
ern; price $2.750 00
4310 No. 33d St., 6-room, all mod- '
orn; price $2,760.00
1816 Laird St., 6-room, all modern;
Price. 3 60000
3911 No. 20th St., Boulevard, 6
room, and sleeping porch, all
modern; prioe $4,000.00
3317 No. 20th St., Boulevard, 6
room, and sleeping porch, all
modern; price $4,000.00
Kountze Place
1609 Evans St., 6-room. and sleeping
porch, all modern; price $4,000.00
1611 Evatu St., 7-room, all modern:
Price. $4,250.00
1615 Evans St., 6-room, all modorn:
Prlce $3,900.00
West Farnam
4233 Douglas St., 7-room nil mod
ern; prlco $4,350.00
Field Club
3S15 Marcy St, 6-room, and Bleeping
porch, all modern; prlco -....$4,250.00
3817 Marcy St, 7-room. all modern;
Price $4,600.00
3S21 Marcy St., 7-room, all modorn;
Price $1,750.00
Bemis Park
3312 Decatur St, 6-room, all mod
ern;, prlco , $3,150.00
South Part of City
1503 So. 35th Ave., 7-room, all mod
ern; price $4,300.00
PAYNE & SLATER CO.. .
J 16 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1016.
Close In Bargain
heat: near Crelehton tmlvnMUv wniirin,
distance. 2306 California St Price.
Easy terms.
. H. A. WOLF,
432 Brandels Bldg. Doug. 8058.
Tornado Insurance
$6 per 21,000 for 3 years, $7.60 per $1,000
for 6 years. TVe solicit your business.
J. H. Dumont & Son
326 Board of Trade Building.
$250 Cash
Balance $36 per month.
New modern 6-room bungalow. Price
$2,700.
$300 Cash
Balance $30 per month.
New modern 6-room house. Price, $3,200.
$500 Cash
Balance $37.60 per month.
New, modorn 7-room house.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Doug. 1722. 642 Paxton Block.
FOR SALE -rootu house, A-l condl
tlon. Cwner leaving city. Call Web. 4419.
Norris & N orris
We have a number nf mno.
, s.wuw,a Vlt CiUiT
terms.
Let us write your tornado and fire In
surance. Nnrris & NnrriQ
400 Bee Bldg. 'Phone Dourla 427a
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
. Jr "Jo by the owner, new 7-room
brick house, ready to move in. Strictly
modern. Should be seen to bn mnr.'
i. a.- r 1 1 ii -
Tornado Insurance
$100 for 5 Years, 75c
Insure now and be safe.
P. J. Tebbens
760 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. 'Phone D72182
NEW 10-room, all modern. stucc
house; lot 72x110. near 30th and Farnam;
would take as part payment good vacant
THOS. TV. HAZBN. 307 M'CAQUR D. WW).
LOOK over this property, 2724 Spauld
Ing, 8 rooms; every modern improvement;
hot water heat; large garage; full lot;
paving paid.
THOS. W. HAZEN, 207 M'CAUUE.
Douglas 1300.
MODERN house. West Farnam Dis
trict, corner lot, living room, dining
room and kitchen first floor; four bed
rooms and bath second floor, three large
finished rooms third floor; excellent
furnace. Price, $7,600. Address D 167,
Bee. Phone Douglas 3466 or Harney 1639
NEW modern cottage of 6 rooms: oak
flnnr. nlcAlv nnrurAi1. ihai),' ,,n i...
60x126; cement basement; good furnace;
ready April 1. 2719 Ruggles. $2,460: part
on terms
THOS. W. HAZEN. 207 M'CAQLE. V. 1500.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Situation Lacks Stability
and There is Buying Absence.
CORN IS SOMEWHAT WEAKER
Anil Inntrnil nf Ilnylnnr Shlpprrn Ar6
Fnntul Offering Thrlr Holding
nt SIlRhtly Hrdiirrd
Prices.
Stability is lacking In the wheal situa
tion. Thin fnct Wlia rinmntmtratoil VM.
terday, when there was nn alwenco of
bUylmr In thin trrnln limnirhl itmtlt mi.
tlrcly by pit conditions, nnd not becnuse
oi any aomana ror the cash article, or de
terioration In tho growing crop. Only
20,000 bushels orcaBh wheat were sold In
the Chicago market yesterday. This was
mo renuu or tno absence of wlr service,
together with the fact that railroads ure
unable to handle the frcluht.
The bull In wheat waa never known to
remain under the Influence of a bear
without making pronounced resistance.
The Purdue University Agriculture sta
tion of Indiana says the chinch bug Is
present In the Indiana fields every year
and that It now stands the farmer well
to bo on the watch, as they are known to
exist.
Hessian flies hnvo been dlsooverod in
Kansas. A message from Wichita, Kan.,
says there are Uesslau tiles In Jefferson,
Jackson, Shawnee, Atchison and Potta
wattmte countlos.
A report was circulated yesterday that
tho Department of Agriculture, in IhsU;
m us usurps on lorm reserves recomiy
showing 154.000.000 bushels, had not In
cluded sed requirements for spring
wheat, which are about 27,000,000 bushels.
On this basis It was assumed by a great
many that actual stocks on the farms
were $143,000,000 bushels. A hurried read
ing of the crop reorted for March would
lead to this assumption, but a careful
analysis gives an entirely different Im
pression. The departmunt has never, In
issuing a report on farm reserves, an
nbunced that Its figures were exclusive
of seed requirements, which average
about 45,000,000 bushels in winter and 27,
000,000 bushels In spring. Cash wheat was
unchanged.
The situation In corn looked somewhat
weaker yesterday and thern were moder
ate prlca losses. Instead of shippers
taking the ca5h article they were offer
ing to resell. Eastern advices received
regarding the cash situation thele were
to the effect that dealers wero well sup
plied. There Is a general belief that the
larger holders of the May future at
Chicago are working off that month,
and taking September Instead. Cash
corn was Unchanged to V4c higher.
Oats receipts continue small, but In
the absence of cash transactions the
REAIj kstatb
C11V lMturiCIt't'Y KUll HAIIR.
MODERN 7-room Iioubo; combination
fixtures: good location. Possession at
once. Phone Webster 1330. Mrs. George
w. uraig. K.16 n. 2ith tu.
3
HEAL ESTATE
PARS! ,fc RANCH LANDS KOR SALE.
CMllloratla.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
td Tues. W. T. Smith C.. 815 City Nat. Bk.
t'Nuudu,
A FEW fine tracts of 160 to 640 acres
In southeastern Saskatchewan, good soli,
well watered, adanted to grain and mixed
farming. For prlcf nnd terms see or write,
D. T. Deselm. 231; 5oraue St., Omnha.
Colnrada.
FOR LANDS SAKE.
If you want land, see land men. We
have Just listed a fine lot of tho best
bay, grain and btock ranches and re
linquishments along the Moffat road In
lirand. Easle. Routt and Moffat counties
Wc are also exclusive agents for ail lamia
and townsttcs of the Moffat road. Aluo
lanu ana garacn tracts near uenvor. R,
V. Ferguson & Co,, 1743 Champa St , De.'i.
ver, Colo.
KANSAS FARMS and ranches for sale;
f.0 to 26,CIOO, acres; wrltn for free list. V. E.
N1QUETTE. Sallna. Kan.
Minnesota.
SEND for free list ofi Minnesota farms:
$30 to $75 per acre. Minnesota Land
Agency, court Block, St. Paul, Minn,
MlsKouri.
MISSOURI farm of 320 acres, well Im
proved, to trade for Omaha renl estate.
See owner, C:' Foarls, Hotel Harney.
Monlniia,
StWV TIiniTSATsm or,.... r-
open to entry at Valler, Mont.; flftuen
uiiuuiu I'iiyiuemaj seciion lamous 101
grain, grasses, vegetables, well adapted
diversified farming. For particulars write
Valler Farm Sales Co., Box 2, Valler.
Mont.
NOW-NOW-NOW.
Is the time for you to secure land In
Montana. Unequalcd wealth In the soil.
Business opportunities of all kinds. For
Information write tho
CONRAD COMMERCIAL CLUB,
Conrad, Mont.
, Hebruakn,
SOMETinNG EXTRA IN NEBRASKA
J'-AKM HAHGAINH.
314-acre well Improved valley farm, on
main line U. P., over 200 ncres under
plow, of which there is S5 acres alfalfa.
Price $12,600.
ANOTHER ONE of 160 acres, all In cul
tivation. ,16 acres alfalfu. extra cnnA not
of improvements.:. located In the Wood
juver vauey, miles rrom Kearney and 2
miles to another town. Cheap at $100 ner
acre. Price $14,000.
HERE IS ONE that cannot be bent for
the money, 1,100 acres; 300 good farm land,
250 under plow. .100 good farm land, bal
ance grass; $6,000 Improvements; 6H miles
from town, on main line U. P,, In good
farming district. And $20,000 buys It.
If In the market at all. these nre wnri h
Investigating.
TV. TV. MITCHELL,
Beo Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE OR RENT 60 acros of sub.
irrigated land; good, rich soli? 40 acres
plowed, 40 acres hay land; 3 miles west
of Loup City. Price. $77.00 per aero. AU
dresa. L. V. Petersen. Ord, Nob.
AN IDEAL STOCK AND
GRAIN FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.
840 acres, located In cost central Ne
braska, Nance county, 11 miles from Ful
lerton, 16 miles from Central City; 300
acres under cultivation, balanco splendid
hay and pasture land; 200 acres In fall
grain, all fenced and cross-fenced; excel
lent com, wheat and alfalfa land; good
set of Improvements; abundance of run
ning water. Owner must sell quick at
$50 par acre; one-half cash, balance good
termB. This farm Is really worth from
$65 to $70 per acre. Address S. J. Hender
son. Omaha, Neb., Rm. 1L Arlington lllk.
WANTED TO UUV
Dolgoff 2d hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. TVeb. 1C07.
BEBER pays high prices for 2d-hand
furniture, carpets, clothes, shoes. D. 7802.
D. P055. Quick buyers of furniture.
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
BEST prices for furniture! Call D '802.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Tour consign
menu rectlvs prompt and careful atten
lion.
Live Stock CammlHlon Merchants,
BTERS rmOB. A CO. Strong. Mllabl.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. ttl Kxchangr Bldg.
ibaKTlN BtiOH. Co.. Kxcoang nule.
GOVEnNn:.NT notices.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD, FORAGE,
Etc. Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Federal Iltilldlnir. 'blnm.,. ill fn-,.i.
25, 1913. Sealed proposals win lie 'received
hert until 11 a. m., April 25, 1913. ror fur
nishing supplies mentioned at (mats In
central departments during floal year
commencing July 1 )?13. Information
furnished upon urpll jtlo.i cnioNKL
A L. SMITH, C Q M M:-K-28'23Ai'-3
undertone Is vial( Cash oats weie un
changed. limvoi'tlon report for today:
ttV.IK.VT -No. 2 hard. 4 cars In. 4 cnr
out, No. 3. 2 cars lu, 1 car out; No. 4, 1
car In; No. 4 spring, 1 car In, No. I
nrtxed, 3 cars In, 2 cars out.
CORN No. S yellow, 6 cars In, 4 cars
nit; No. 3 yellow, 12 cars In, 2t cars oat;
No. 4 yellow, 3 cars In; No. 3 white. 3
car.- out. No. 3 white. 8 cars In, 14 oar
out; No. 2. 1 car in. 12 cars out; No. 3,
2 cars In. 21 cars out; No. 4. 9 cars In.
OATS No. 2 white, 2 cars out; standard,
2 cars In. 4 cars out; No. 3 whlto, 15 cars
In, 17 cars out; No. -4 white. 11 cars In;
no grade, 3 cars In.
Primary wheat receipts were 4D7.O0O
bushels and shipments of 344.000 bushels,
against receipts of 329.WW bushels and
shipments of 242,000 bushels Inst year.
Irlmnry corn receipt wero 339,000
bushels nnd shipments of 379.000 bushel,
Hgnlnst receipts of 4!W.ono bushels and
shipments of 416,000 bushels last year.
Primary oat receipts were 321,000
bushels and shipments of 44O.0O0 bushfls,
against receipts of 453.000 bushels and
shipments of GOO.000 bushels last year.
Liverpool closed with wheat unchanged
to Hd higher and corn Hd lower to Vtd
higher.
Tho following cash sales were reported
today:
TV HE AT No. 3 mixed: 1 car, RlUp.
CORN Ko. 3 white: 1 car. 4SJc. No. 2
yellow: 1 car, 4?o; 1 car. 4S4C. No. 3
yellow: 1 car, 48io; 3 cars, 4SHc; 4 cars,
4S!4c; 2 cars. 48e. No. 4 yellow: 1 car. 4Sc.
No. 3 mixed: 3 cars, 4W4c; 1 car. 48Ue:
1 car, 4Pc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 47V4c; 2
earn, 47c. No grade: 1 car, 45c.
OATS No. 3 whlto: 4 cars. SSUc; 2 cars.
32ie; cars, 32c; 1 car. 314c. No. 4
white: 1 car, 32c; 2 cam, 31ic. No grade:
1 car, S04c,
RECEIPTS.
fj!t
Today. Week. ear.
Wheat
Corn
Oats .
Barley
. 21 M is
46 98 19
23 50 IS
SHIPMENTS.
List
Today. Week. Year.
Wheat 4 2S 17
Corn 49 t5 43
Oats a 47 21
Barley
Omnhn., Cnsti Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. S3HiirS4e: No. 3
hard, R2HS3Vic; No, 4 hard, Sli8HtC,
No. 3 spring, 80VHTmc: No. 4 spring, fi,4
..V,. - UUlUltl, (TVIIUI.U77V,, uuiuiii.
CORN No. 2 white. 4SMc: No. 3 whit..
48Hc; No. 4 whlto. 47SM7iC; No. 2 yellow,
4SiT49c: No. 3 yellow. 4SNSMc: Nn. 4
yellow, 4784l!c: No. 2. 4S4tHSo; No, 3, 43
iwc; .-io. i, b-?'UH(c; no grnue, K-c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 33H4V33J40: Bland"
ard, 324r33e; No. 3 white, 31Hi(S2Hc; iNo,
4 white, 81V45M2C
BARLEY Malting, 630o; No. 1 feed,
411343c.
RYE No. 2, rrj55Hc; No. 3, 54H56c.
Cnrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn, Oats
Chicago , 20
Minneapolis ,242
Duluth 48
Omahno 24
Kansas City 22
Winnipeg 210
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126
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fcnturcs of the Trnillnir nnd Closings
Prlcpa on Monnl nf Trade.
CHICAGO. March Reconstruction
of tho meaning of a clause in the offi
cial report bearing on farm reserves
caused buying of wheat today sufficient
to send the market up. The close wtu
quiet nt a net gain of ?ic to o, The
day ended with corn down a shade to
a, oata n, sixteenth to lo up and pro
visions 10c lower to a shade higher.
The wheat trnde had previously taken
a paragraph In tho official farm reserve
report to mean that the government hod
not Included tho spring wheat seed re
quirements, which ure 27,000,000 bu but
today It was discovered that tho matter
referred to In the report wan quite an
other thing, namely, nn analysts of wheut
stocks from month to month for the en
tire year. At the opening of tho market
theio was a rush to buy wheat- Th
higher level of prices mado at the start
continued through tho session.
Marked almenco of shlpplng'call in the
ruBt depressed corn.
Trado In oats was of local character.
Early provisions strength, due to cover
ing bv shorts, gave way after consider
able realizing.
Leading futures ranged as roiiows;
Artlclel Open. Hlgh. Low. OIosb. Ycs'y.
Wheatl I I I I
May. 83(BH Wi 89 80T4 HW
July. 83HrfU KH 89 8ST4
Sept KH V4 tSWA 88ft& 8Sft3
Corn:
May. 63VieV4 53H 62 52(BC3
July. 64 54tf 64,4&'i 54H- MViW
Sept. 65&H 668i 6&V4H-H 65 66
Oats:
May. 33 34 Z3i 33?; 33H
July. S3V4SA 837t 33 S3 33i
Sept. 33 34 33 33 3JV4
Pork:
May. 20 00 20 75 203a06020EB
20 62 20 62
Sept. 20 32 20 42 20 30 20 30 20 33VS
Lard:
May. U 10-12 11 17 11 07 11 07 11 16
July. 10 99 10 97 10 90 10 92 10 92
Ribs:
May. 11 27. 11 30 11 20 11 20 11 30
July. 10 85 10 92 10 85 10 SS 10 85
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
$1.01(&!1.07; No. 3 red, 95S9Sc; No. i
hard, 89fc92a; No. 8 hard, 874j90o; No. 1
northern, 8990c; No. 2 northern, Xltt
89c; No. 3 northern, 854jS7o; No. 2 spring,
87i8Sc; No. 3 spring, 8oa87o, No. t spring.
78ft81c; velvet ohaff, 8389c; durum. 86
91c. Corn: No. 2, 63c; No. 2 yellow,
63I(C3c; No. 3j 605J61c; No. 3 white,
62i53c; No. 3 yellow. 51(SG2c; No. 4, 494J
60c; No. 4 yellow, 49C0c, Oats: No. a,
20c, No. 3 white, S2!4B33c; No. 4, J0c;
No. 4 white, DOffvKc; standard, UMim'nc.
Rye; No. 2, 60S6ic. Barley, 46Cfvc. Heeds:
Timothy, $2.6O.D0; clovor, $12.004flS.W.
Provisions: Pork. $20.45; lard, $11.17;
ribs, $10.87U.37.
EGGS Btcady,; receipts, 22,000 cases; at
mark, cases Included, lG17c; ordinary
firsts, l&S'16c; firsts, 17c
BUTTER Higher; creameries, 2RS30o.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 39 cars;
Michigan. 45ffc; Minnesota, 43tf48d; Wis
consin, 42S48c.
POUITRY Steady; dressed turkeys,
18c; live chickens, 18q; live springs, 17c.
Knnsnn City Grain nml Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY. March 27. WHEAT
Cash, unctianged; No. 2 hard, 85Ufc9c;
No. 3. 8687c; No. 2 red. $1.0101.07; No. 3.
91cty$1.04.
corn ViTo lower; no i mixea, iiut
fCHic: No. 3. 60aGOc: No. 2 white. 5Ui1i
51ic; No. 3. 60c.
OATS uncnangea; no. z wnue,
36o; No. 2 mired, 33J4o.
RYE Uncnangea.
HAY Unchanged.
Closing priced of futures)
WHEAT Higher; May, 89o; July,
corn steaay; May, wao; Juiy,
- -
OATS Higher; iay. szo; Juiy, 3c.
P O U L T R Y Strong; chickens, 16c;
springs, 16 c; turkeys, 20c; ducks, 16c;
geese, 9c.
Closing price on futures:
WHEAT May. 84o; July, 8ec.
CORN May", 61(661c; July, 63(8Mic.
OATS May, 3l'4c
BUTTBR-Unclmnged.
POirLTRY-Unchanged,
EGGS Firsts, 16c; seconds, lt&llc.
Mlnneuiiolls flratn Mnrket,
MINNEAI'OLIS, March 28. WHEAT
May, 85o: July. 87Tio; September. 88U
SSHc,; cali. No. 1 hard, 87Uo; No. 1 north
ern. 86S6c; No. 2 northern. 83S3o;
No. 2 hard Montana, 6Uc; No, 3 wheat,
siwsac.
CORN NO, 3 yellow, 4548C.
OATS-No. 3 white, 2O800c.
RY3 No. 2. 6Sfi65:.
RRAN-$16.60fU7.00.
FIX)UR-Unahanged.
FLAX-$1.2WH.24.
BARLEY-36G66C.
St. Louis General .Market.
ST. TnitlS. Mf,reh M WHIKIT
lower. No. 2 rod, $1.0561.07; No. 2 hard,'
CORN Hltrhcr: No. i. MUr: Vn
rrl.ife. 66c.
OATH Dull: No. 2. 3V,c: Nn. 2 ul.it.
Mtfc.
ItYB unchanged; eoc.
Coffer .llarkrt.
NEW YORK. March J8 COKKBK-
i:onee market cionea ateauy, net I point
tower 10 ; points niguer. Aiareu. naxr:
Mav. 1171'. Jul. 11.61c. .September. U lie
fripot coffee steady and unchaiuel. Rio
und Wiiitoa ina keH righer Havie and
Hamburg markets lower.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Sharply Lower
for the Week,
H0QS GENERALLY FIVE LOWER
Receipt nf All KliuU nf Sheep nnd
I.nnili Very I.lKht Cond, Active
Mnrket, vrlth the Price
Knlljr Stendy.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 3. 1913.
Rrcetnts. were: Cnltlr llnim fthrm
Official Monday ....... 4.062 4,107 ,U1
urricial Tuesday 3,W. 11,433 7.SS0
Official Wednesday .. 2,969 12.154 4.1S.S
Official Thursday .... .! 13.4M 9,4
Estimate Friday 1.05S 9,850 760
Five days this week.li.lM 61,672 31,190
SnmO days last week.. 16.4 42.244 2I,6
Samo days 2 wks. ngo.l9,S 64,811 6,463
Same days 3 wks. ago.18.13S 47,1(0 43,626
Same day 4 wks. ago.19,665 , 60,707 49,331
Same days last year,. 21,901 b2,299 57,863
The following table mom th rccelptf
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tho year to date as compared with
Inst year; 1913. 1912. Dec.
Cattle 231,181 26S.M7 32,WI
Hogs 745, 4SI 80K.743 123.262
Sheep 661.331 M7.120 5.789
The following table snows the range of
prices for hogs nt South Omaha for the
last few days with comparisons:
late. mi jT9i2."l911.iV910".il9UO.fl90S.lWI.
Mar. 17
6
6 5 6 M
10 M 6 651 4 64
Mar, IS.
8 73!
10 M 0 hV
4$
6 4$
6 40
6 25
lb
6 16
6 0S
Mch, 19.
Mnr. 20,
Mar. 21.
8 B
10 611 6 44
44
10 53
8 00
7V
8 81
86! 6 2d
7 101 6 4S
4 66
4 73
Mar. 22.)
7 05 47110 491 6 691
Mitr. u).
Mnr. 24.
Man 25.
t 981 6 45'10 fall 6 6 4 TO
. 41 10 C3 6 511 4 80
7 Oil 6 30 10 65 681 4 89
8 00
8 87
Mar.
i 8 83
7 ll ,iu H t n.
7 37 S7 6 721 7 221 6 11
7 4S 6 4310 70 I 6 60 6 23
Mar. 27.1 8 M
Mar. 28.( 8 83
Sunday.
Receipts nnd disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-four hou.'s ending at 3
o'clock yesterday!
RECEIPTS CARS,
Cattle. Hbg Sheep. HVs.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. 0
Wabash R. R
Mo. Paclflo Ry 4
Union Taclflc Ry.. 12
3
M
2
30 .1
ii "i
13
9 r
34 "i '..
lit 6 2
C. & N. V., cast
C. & N. W.. west... U
C, St. P., M. A O.. 3
C, B. & Q., east.... 10
C, B. & Q., west.... 3
C, 1U I. & P., east. 4
C, R. I. & P west. ..
Illinois Central Ry
Total receipts.... 44
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hois. Bheep.
Morris & Co 43
1,198
Swift & Co 170
Cudaliy Packing Co 226
3.0W
864
2,401
260
663
669
891
250
Armour & Co 243
Schwartz & Co
J. W. Murphy
Hill & Son 42
Huston & Co 16
J. B. Root & Co 26
J. 11. Bulla i 33
L. F. Husz 4
Rosenstock Bros. J20
Werthelmer & Dcgen... 24
Mo. &. Kans.-Calt Co... 70
Cllno & Christie 21
Other buyers 142
610
Totals 1.1&2 8.251 1,729
CATTLE Rccolpts of cattle wero very
llirht ihln mnrntmr. na usual on a Friday,
and the total for the week Is running
way behind recent weeks and a year ngo.
in spite of tho fact that receipts havo
been bo light this week, the market has
hnpn In verv unsatisfactory condition
owing to he demoralised conditions grow
ing out of tho eastern floods. The In
ability of packers to move meat products
promptly naturally reauces mo uvumuu
for killers of all kinds, thus bringing
about a lower tendency of values.
There were no beef atecrn of any con
sequence on sale this morning, and very
fw wr wnnted for reasons noted
above. Tho market was nominally about
steady with yeBterday. This means that
prices aro 10a16c lower than a week
n irn nn inn h.t handy weight cattle, and
as much aa 1520o lower on heavyweights.
Cows and neiiers, wnai iew win
on sale this morning, moved very slowly
with prices weak, compared with yester
day, and 104j20o lower than last week s
cloM,
There was nothing of any consequence
doing In atockers and foeders today. For
tho week, gooa nesny Teeuem un
Bhown much change, although they are
possibly a little lower than tast Week. On
the iithor hand, stocksra are around 158
20c lower than a week ago,
Quotations on cauie; ,uooa o cuum.
beef steers, $b.308.76; fair to good beef
steers, $8.10iS8.SO; common to fair best
steers, $7.60418.10; good to cnolce heifers,
$7.i5Q8.16! good to choice cows, $8.807.65;
fair to good grades, I6.00tf4.60; common to
fair grades, $4.00f6.00; good to choice
stockers and feeders. $7.6WfS.t0; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $t.80i87.60;
common to fair stockers and feeders. $6.2$
C6.RI; stock cows and heifers. $6.0097.26;
veal calves, $6.6009.60; bulls, stags, etc.,
$d.25Q7.X.
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'hoGH-A very fair run showed up this
morning, about ,1 cars, or v,rw uenu.
be?ng reported In1. For the week to date
tho supply totals 61.572. over 9.000 heavier
than the same days last week and less
than 1,000 short of the corresponding nv8
'In tfact that advices from
eastern markets were rather bearish,
shippers and speculators started out puy
ing nog at figures that were just about
steady with Thursday. Packers, how
ever, were of the opinion that local val
ue ought to be a little lower, and their
first bids were anywhere from a
to 6c below yesterday's figures. .Sales
men opposed this reduction strongly, bi't
In the end the majority of the oftenrigs
changed hands at figures that were weak
to a nlckot lower As soon as buyers had
picked up enough hogs to partially till
their orders prices slumped off rapidly.
Up to this time the movement had ben
rather slow, but at thU further declluo
trade stopped almost entirely.
On the extremo close shippers and spec
ulators cleaned up what hogs were still
unsold at figures that were Just about a
nickel lower than yesterday's averuge
trade. As a whole the trade can be
quoted weak to B cents lower. Bulk ot
the hogs sold at $8.SOfc.8& with a sprink
ling of good quality lights above and a
few sales of tho heavier grades
below. A load of prim light weight
went to packers at $8.95, Just 2 cents
better than yesterday's top. There wa
a fairly large percentage of heavy hog
here today, and unless the buyer hap
pened to have an order for Just such a
load these kinds were very hard to move.
This waa noticeable on the olose, when
It was Impossible to get over $8.75 for
anything weighty. The demand has not
been so good of late because of the un
certainty of eastern shipments, and pack
ers are afraid of loading up with any
thing like a heavy supply with rullroad
traffic In Its present disabled condition
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SHEEP As on Thursday, owing to tho
complete tie-up In traffic on eastern
railroads resulting from the recent floods,
tho packers apparently hud small orders
to fill. As the receipts, however, were
unusually light for a Frldny, thero was
considerable competition between buy-
.era for what little stuff was on sale.
consequently an active trade was done
nt good strong figures. A bullish factor
was tho fact that packers' purchases have
been light all the week, even lighter than
last week and though their ordors this
morning were limited, they seemed to be
In urgent neod of n few killers. With
tho exception of a bunch of fed yearlings
that sold at $7.00. there waa nothing else
In tho mutton lino offered Tho entlro
supply of lambs consisted only or four
loads, hnlf of which sold to a feeder 1
buyer nt $S.1S, The packers tqok sonm
heavy lambs on the Mexican order at
$S.10, and a loud of fed western lambs
was good enough to sell foi' killing pur
poses at $8.25. top for the daj . The men- ;
ger supply was cleared at an early hour
An usual nt this time of the year, pries
have had a sagging tendency on most
days of tho week, with current values on
lambs fully r&ffS&c lower Minn a week ngo
and ewes and wethers showing a, decllno
of 15S25c. tho biggest slump being on
wethers. As for some little time bark,
very fow If any yearlings have shown
up In tho receipts, but If any really
good ones were here they, In aympathy 1
with lambs, would show n similar de
cline. Unnatural conditions have pre
vailed both last week and this, due to
snow storms, oyclohe and floods and un
even trade has been a prominent feature
of the trade. Towards the close of tht
present week feeder buyers bought an
unusually large percentage of the lambs
at r range of $7.90jj8.l5.
Quotation on Sheep and Iambn Good
to choice Mexican lambs, $3.2T9jf-8.BO; fatt
to good Mexican lambs, $S.O0(ti8.2S; good
to cholco western lambs. $S.0O.S5; fall,
to good western lambs, $7.R5(if 8.00; feeder
lambs, $7.668.20; yearlings, light. $7.2rvfj.
7.50; yearlings, hoavy. $6,75ff7.60! wethorB.
fair to good, $r.0(si,3j; ewes, good to
choice, $C.00.25; ewei, fair to good, $5.76
ST0.00; culls and bucks, $2.7604.00.
No. Av. Pr.
2 fed ewes , 160 6 00
116 fed lambs 80 2u
249 feeder lamb 80 8 16
258 feeder lambs 6.1 X 15
260 feeder lamb 76 SH
239 feeder lambs 10 8 10
140 feeder yearlings Ill l 00
110 feeder wethers 115 6 io
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. carton. 36c; No. 1.
60-1 b. tubs. 35c; No, 2. 33c.
CHEESE Imported Bwlss, 32o; Ameri
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
17c; daisies, 17c; triplets, 170; young
Americas, 19o; bluo label brick. 19c; llm
berger, 2-lb 21c; 1-1U 22o; Now York
white, 20c,
POULTRY Urollers, $3.00 per doa.!
hens, 16a; cocks, lie; ducks, 20c; geese.
18c; turkeys, 25c; pigeons, per dot., $1.20
broilers, alive 25f45c; hens, 12014c; old
roosters. So; ducks full feathered, 16c;
geese, full feathered, 13c; turkeys. 14ICa;
pigeons, per doz., $7.00; homer, 12,50:
quab. No. 1. $1.50; No, 3. tOo. '
FISH Whlto, frozon I2c; trout, frozen,
14c; largo crappla. frosen, 10c; Spanish
mackerel, 14c; eel, 16a; haddock, 12c;
flounders, 12o; shad roe, per pair, 30c'
salmon, 6c; halibut, 13o; buffalo 9c; bull
heads, 13a: oysters, bay standards. $1.30:
northern, $1.60; selects. $1.75; counts, 21.90
DEEP OUT PRICES-Rlbs: No. 1. 20o
No. 2. 16o; No. 3, Hc. Loins: No. L
22c; No. 2. 18o; No. 3, 10c. Chucks: n
1, 10c; No. 2, &c: No. 3, 9c. Rounds: No
1. 13&o: No. 2. l?7ic; No. 3. 12c. Plates
No. 1. 8c; No. 2, So; No. 3, 7c.
FRUITS Apples, extra fancy iurB0
Romo Beauties, per box, $1.75; extra fancy
llrJi Ve,'ow Newton Pippins per box.
$1.W: extra fancy Washington white win
ter Poarmalns, per box, $1.85; extra fancy
Washington Wlnvsaps, per box, $2 00;
Utah Wlnesaps. per box. $1.60; uxtra
fancy Ganos. per box, $1.25; extra fancy
Ren Davis, per box, $1.15; extra fancy
Gano, per bbl $3.00; extra fancy Hon
Davis, per bbl.. $2.75; extra fancy Wlnn
sap, per bbl., $3.50; extra fancy Missouri
Pippins, per bbl., $3.25. Oranges, Florida,
extra fancy, St. Mike's. HO, DO, 112, 126, luO,
176, 200. 216, per box, $4.00; extra fancy
Valoncin. 80, 90, 112, 126, 160, 176, 200, 216,
per box, $1.60. Lemons, extra fancy
Southlanl Realities, 300s and 360s, per
box, $H.O0; extra choice, Justrlte, por
box, $7.60. Grapefruit, Florida, Indian
Rlvor, 64 and SO sizes, $3.75; C4, $3.60; 48,
$3.25; 36, $3.00. Ixjulslana strawberries,
per case, $2.75. Cranberries, fancy, per
bl.. $7.00; Jumbo, per box. $2.50.
VEGETAHliES - Potatoes. Colorado
Rural, .per bu., 60c; Red River Early
Ohio, per bu fOo. Onions, largo red
Olobe onions, por sack. $1.0); largo white
Indiana, per lb., 2e; largo Spanish, per
cm to, $1.50. Sweet potatoes, Kamau,
table stock, per bbl., $2.50; Kansas Heed,
per bbl. (duo April l to 10), $2.00. To
matoes, fancy Florida, per C-bnsket
crate, $3.00; choice, G-basket crate $160.
Celery, Florida, per crate, 3, 4, 6. 8-doz.,
$3.00: Florida, medium, per doz.. 60c; Cal
ifornia Jumbo, per doz, 85c. Shallots, per
doz., 50c, New beets, carrots, turnips, jier
doz., 60c Parsley, per doz. 50o, Radishes,
per doz., 60c. Head lettuce, per doz., $1.00;
homegrown leaf, per doz., 40c. Green pep
per, per basket, 60c. Wax or green
beans, per box. $1.00. Hothouse cucum
bers, per doz., $1. 0035.00. Cauliflower, per
crate, $3.00. Venetian garlic, per lb liitv.
Now York cabbage, per lb,, l'ic, "Egg
Plant, per doz.. $2.00. Rutabagas nor lh.
lc; beets, turnips and carrot; per bbl,.
$2.00,
MISCELLANEOUS Onion sets, yellow,
per bu 32 lbs., $1,75; red, por ))U., $1.73;
white, pr bit., $2.00. Evaporated cran
berries, carton containing 36 pkgs., per
carton, $2.70, Figs, new California. 50-6
size, $1.86; Imported, 7-crown, per lb., Ifc.
Dates, Halowll, per lb., 6c; Dromedary
brand, package. $3.00; Anchor brand,
package. $2,225; sugar walnut 'dates, pgr
box, $1.3C. Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, por
lb 18c. Pecans, medium, por lb., !3c;
Jumbo, per lb., 15c; Giant Louisiana ,
paper shell, per lb., 25c. Filberts, per lb
15c. Almonds. Drake, per lb., 15o; paper
shell, 18c. Ilrutlls. per Hi., 10c; largo
washed, per lb., 12c, Black walnuts, per
lb.. 2c Peanut, raw, No. 1, por lb., 4o;
Jumbo, per lb. So: roasted, per lb., Sc.
Hlckorynuts. shnllbark, per lb., 4c; largo,
per lb., Sc. White rice popcorn, per lb,,
6c. Horseradish. 2 doz, botttos In cose,
per case, $1.90. Cocoanuts, por sack, $5.00;
per dozen Mott's older, per keg., $3,50;
Nehawka. per keg. $3.25.
Treasury Mtatcuient.
WASHINGTON. March 2S. The condl-
tlon or tho united statoa treasury at the
beginning of business today was as fol
lows; Working balance, $9,68l.009 In
banks and Philippine treasury. 1I3.KU0.1W:
total of general fund. $143,572,148; receipts
yesteraay, i,w,4w; nisoursements, il.iw.
325. The aurnlus this fiscal year Is Hi.
006.390, uh against a deficit ot $14,828,600
last year. The figures for receipts, dis
bursements, etc., do not Include Panama
canal and public ilobt transactions.
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DL'LITII. Murch 28. WHILVT-fh.se
In seed on track and to arrive. $12IU,
Mav, $134 Hsked; July, $127 bid, Sep
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Upturn Made by Action of Ohio
Floods Was Resumed Today.
PRICES
ROSE
QUICKLY
ItenillnR, Union Pacific nnd Amnl
trnninteil Rose Two Points, nnd
London Itnnn;hl Cnnndlna
Pacific Principally.
NKW YORK. March 21,-Tho upturn In
tho stock market cut short by the flood
after making considerable headway was
resumed today. lYIces rose sharply In
all quartern. uch Important stocks as
Reading, Union Paolflo and Amalgamated
gaining 2 point or more. It was felt
that tho worst had been told or the flood
dlmtster. and thero was a disposition to
dismiss It as an active market factor,
IxHidon bought moderntely here, chiefly
Canadian Pacific and tho copper to'ks.
The Copper stocks wero helped by the
Improving tendvney of the metal ma'
kots, Exports for tho month to data
nro tho largest on record. Another fa
vorable bank stntcment Is Indicated fo
tomorrow. Uond wero Irregular, with
somo of the Pacific and southern line,
heavy.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks today were as follows:
fittt. lllih. Low. CI9M.
AwilimtM Ccpprr . 41, 101 71T 70T4 72
Amfriein Airleuilurl 61
American iwt Suitr.... 1,100 11 11 11V
American Can 10,600 13 11 11
American Om pf i 1,600 111 lit lit
American C. ft. P 100 It 11 K
Amrrlcin Cotton Oil 2,100 41 41 47
Am, Ice Bfcurltln 100 IS 15 2S
American Mnud 100 10 104 ltf,
American lx-omntlre ... 1(V) II 1774 17U
American ff. It 1,800 7 U 81
Am B. A It. rtd ,. 10
Am. Suiar Htlnlm... . 100 1I4'4 111 114
American T. T 1,000 111 111 1I1V
American Tobacco 141U
AnamnIa Mlnlnit Co 1.CO0 17ai 8114 ITS
Atchlwm 1,100 101 101 101 'k
Atchlion r.f'1 too 100 100 1114
Atlantic Coaat I.lne 4O0 111 1MH 111
naltlmore & Ohio 1,709 IMS 11 100
llethtehem PteM 600 Itu la 1414
llrooklen Rapid Tr. 3, too a 11 MM
Canadian Paclflo 11,400 111 111 114
Onlral leather ia MS t
Chtaapeake Ohio ., too 7 71 7I(t
rtlraao 0. W '. , tin
Chicago. iX. A fit. P.... 4,60 110 10 110
r'Mcaco ft X. W in
Colorado F. A I.1........ 1,000 11 lt I4U
Oooaolldated On a 400 111 1M ill
Com 1'roducta . 600 11 11 10V
Ilelawnrs A Hudann 1ST
Denrir & Illo Orand. ... ..... toH
tvnrer ft II. O. pld 100 11 14 84
Dlatlllera' Becurltlea II
Krl. , 1,100 It 17U IT'4
l:rle lit pld 200 11 44 44
Krie :n pia , ito mm nit 'S
General Klectrlo l.00 U 117 111
Great Northern pld....... 1,100 111 111 lia
(treat Northern Ore etl 14
llllnola Central 110
Interborouitli Mat KK 17 IT 1114
Inter. .Met. ptd 2,000. 61 (I 61
International llarvater ,. t 1M
Intor-Marlne pM ..... 17
International Taper 100 10S 10U ll't
lntimatlonal Iump it
Kanaaa Cltr Bbutnern,.., 100 11 M 14
I,acled (laa ..... ICO
Irfhllli Vallejr 1,01 16t 1U 1SIH
Ix,uIiyI1I A Naatnrlll.. 100 lit lit 114
M . 8t. 1. & 8. Ste. M. 100 111 111 111
Mttwurt, K. A T 100 it II H 8
Mlaaourl TacUlo ......1.. , ,100 II 17 17
National niacult , ., Ill
National Lend '. ,,. 47
N lU It. ot M. Id etd h 13 u
Nw York Central 1,100 105 104 1NU
N Y . O. it TV H'l
-Norfolk A Weatern 700 lot 106 10t
North American too 77. 71 77
Mmhern I'aclllo '4,700 117 111 117
Pacltlc Mall 16
I'ennaylTsnla 1,400 111 111 111
Hoopla's flaa -.... ,. ...... 110
P.. O..C.& SI. U 100 K IS Bl
nttaburih Coat , 11
I'rlixd steel Car 100 17 IT 11
T'ullman Palace Car.. 1ST
Jtf ailing , 101,100 ISO 167 161
itepuMio 1. u a...,. 400 inn ih hk
itepubiic 1. a h. pld 400 at 11 aa
Kock laland Co 8.400 11 21 lit,
rtock laland Co. pfd 1,100 17 81 $7
. I- A B. P. ii ptd.,.. 100 11 I4H 14
Seaboard Air Una... 600 11 11 11
R-a board A. U ptd 100 44 44 41
Hloaa-Bhelflald 8. Sc. I.... 100 16 16 SS
Southern I'acKlo (.100 101 100 101
Bouthern Hallway ....... 100 16 16 15 Tt
Ro. Itallwar pld 600 10 71 7
Tenneaaee Copper 500 35 IS IS
Taiaa 1'icltlc II
Union raclllo 4I.M0 161 141 164
Union I'acKlo ptd 400 II 15 K
United HUtea ltaaltr ... ..... It
United Statea ltubber.... 1,000 tl 11 (111
United Btatea Steel 11,100 11 60S W,
V H. Mcel pfd... 100 10771 107 107
Utah Copper , 00 61 tl4 61
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. 100 11 11 11
Wabaah 100 1 1 1
Walmli pld 11
Weatcru Maryland 41
Weatern Union 704 11 17 t
Weatlnithouae Klectrlo ... 1,100 41 tS tl
Wheelln & L. II., .... 1
i:i-dlvldand. ,
Total aalca tor the day. 110,600 abarea.
New York. Money Atarket,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
nn follows:
U. , raf. la, rag
K. C. BO. ret 6a... M
..100 U ft. dab. 4i 1111... II
..101 U ft N. unl. 4a.....
..lOiS'XI. K. A T. lit 4s. II
,.111 Mo am. 4 M
.1111, eilo. I'actflA 4a...... 70
do coupon
V. B. la, rag.,..
do coupon ..,
U. 8. 4a, rcg....
do coupon
Panama la cnuDOn. .10114 do Con, la SU
Allla-Uial, lit 6a.. 61 K. rt, R, ol M. 4 11
Amer. Af. ...... -"Jf"' . g- !.... at
A. T. ft T. ov. 4a,..10H do deb. la ai
Am, Tobacco 6a. . ..120 N. Y. N. II. & 11.
Armour & Co. 4a. M er. Ia 60
AUblaon gen. Wl iai,. 4a. at
do cv. 4e UK)...
. -uu CT. a. . . . . .,,,.105
01 M. Paclllo 4., .. 15
11 do Ii , at
0. B. It. rtdf. 4a.. . at
lOUTann. cv. lu, lata act?
do ct. oa
A. O. U lat 41. ..
Hal. & Ohio 4. ..
do JHa- ,
Can. ot Oa. 6; IMS fading n. 4a t
C,n. leather Is.,... ' S. U & 8. F. ft 4 74fc
Chea. A Ohio M ia pm. ts 7
So conr. 4a ;5Bt. L. , , 41 fa
Chlcasn A A. !.. JIa. A. L. adj. fa,,,' l
C. II. A Q I 4a.... JJ4Bo r.c. 0,
flo sen. 4 d6 e. 4a..., Hi!
C M A 8 V cv 4a..lM do 1: ref. 4a. Jlv
C. H. 1. P- ' , : n''f I 104
do rl. 4a 00 m. 4i 7J1T
c ti b. r a o 4 ih union racii'o'ii;..:;;!?
D. ft II. 48 21,7 ? CT, II
D. A n, 0. ref. 6a.. ao do n 4 r,f. Ut
niatlllera' J J. Itubbat .... 11
KrU p. I. 4. ".Btaol 14 t.... 101
do tn. 4i. i?5 !J;"VV' Chem. Ja.,101
do rr. 4a. aer. B. . '0Wab. lit A x. 4i. 14
III. Cen. tat rat. 4a 11 Weawrn Md. 4a.... a
Inter. Mat 4a..... 71 Wt. Elae. r. 6t...i,
Inlar. M. M. 4. M Wis. Central it..,,,. wJ
Jupan 4a
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noston Mlnln; Btock.
BOSTON. ManJh 28.-CloinB iuotatlon
nn mining Stocks were.
Alloua ,, iI,,5Tob'"'-
Amal. Copper ...... 71 r.arada Con , 17
A. Z. U 8 18 Nlpl..ln Mine ... s
Arliona uom. .... n """ "14
1U,
Cal. & Arliona U(lld pomlnlon ...
Cal. ft llacla 400 Oaceola.
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Ctentennlal ......... 14Qulncy
Cop. lUDga c. u... 10 onannon
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Kait tlutte C, U.
Franklin
Olroui Con
. I Superior ft D, M.
. 1 Tamarack
. IIUU. 8. 8. R. A M
(Jranbr i.-on.
rirmrm Cananea . .7 16-16 do ptd
lala Hoyale Copper. UtaJf Con
Kerr laka ........ 1 l-l7Jtab Copper Co,
... eti
lka Copper .... ... UHWInona Ju
1a sail Copper.,.. IHWolverm 41
Miami copper . . ..
Ex-dlyldend.
lCniisn City Mvc Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 28. CATTUfl
Receipts, 400 head. Including 200 south
erns; market steady to weak; dressed
beef and export steer, IS.1&&8.90; fair
to good, e7.60e8.10; western steer, I7-26W
8.45; stockers and feeders, J5.KXiMt.3i;
southern steers, 6.bOQ8.76; jtoUthern cows,
U.VX&t.Vi: native cows. l4.60iW.76: naUvo
helferH. JO.S&if&Io; bulls, J4.0O37.J5; calves,
tO.COiH9.75.
HOGS Itecelpts, 6,500 head; market 10
20c lowor; bulk. 28.SO89.03; heavy, J8.7S
(aS.FC; packers and butchers,
light, JS.90419.06t pigs, JT.768.2B.
BHEEP AND UA-MBS-Reoelpt. 3.500
heud: market 10c higher; Colorado lambs,
J8.00ii8.60; yearllnga, lo-Tt.W; wethers.
tS.267.00; ewes. JS.003.76; stockers and
feeder, l4.Wtf6.00.
Sioux City Live. Stock Market.
SIOUX CITV, March 28, CATTLE Re
ceipts, 400 head; market steady; natlva
steer. J7.60O8.76: cow and heifers. Jo.MVg)
7-76; canners, J3.7&tn.O0; stockers and feed
ers. J7.Sft3e.00; calve. J6.767,60; bulls,
J5.COS7.25.
IIOG8 Ilecelpt, 6.000 head; market 6c
lowrr; heavy, J8.7Wi8.80; mixed, JS.76A&80;
light. J8.Sft38.9U; bulk of sale. J8.7&3183.
SHEEP AND luAMBS Receipts none.
American Telephone & Telegraph Ci.
A dividend of Two Dollars per haro
will bo paid on Tuesday. April IS. 1918.
to utockhotders of record at tho close of
business 011 Monday, March 31, 1913.
WILMAM It. DRIVER, Treasurer.
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