OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and Cottage.
Age. . $3 per month. We contract your
pecking, storing and hauling. D. 4233and
P. 37 8S. Offices U7 8. ltth St 830 N. 16th.
FOR RKNT Elegant 6-room colonial
flat, opposite Bemta park. 2318 Crttnlng.
I ROOMS, modern. Ill N. 26th. P. 271T.
3-ROOM house, modern except heat. 3511
Corbsu Rent reduced to fn.50. Phone.
8IX-n001I flat. 2409 Cuming St.. $20.
Nine-room all modern dwelling, 1113 S.
82d 8t, $50.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY,
SOB First National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 721.
RENTAL DARAIN.
J-r house all mod, 4233 Douglas.. ..
t-r flat mod. ex. heat. 160? N. 24th t.
6-r flat mod. ex. heat. 1G08 N. 24th t....$lB
4-r. cottage, 2006 N. 14th St, only $10
t-r flat. TOO B. nth St ...IS
14th and Ohio, cottage for colored....! 7
N. P. DODGE & ca, 16th And Harney St
FOR RKNT 2-tory frame awelllng on
Com Bt, betweon 26th and 37th Sts.. all
modern Improvements. The Crelghton
University, Tel. Doug. SS20.
FTnimon ln "Jl VbrtB of the cltr.
ClOUBeS Crelgh. Son & Co.. Bee Bldg.
NlCB eat front 6-r. cottage, modern
exoept heat. 1742 3. tkth Bt. Doug. Mb.
NEW house, 8 rooms; up-to-date. 2121
Xarlmore.
Ednmn new modeirn eottaxe. 2719 Rug-
srle 2S.C9
traoa w. iiazen, 207 m-caquk. p. im,
e Tirir-if Mtl.irtt mnnm .Tfa fl t heat.
3)30, 3332 N. 23d; newly papered and var
nished Phone D. 7868.
SAVE money In shipping household
roods, auto, etc Missouri River Freight
Thr. k.t hnuai. 2S2S-42-44 Davenport
V&Wd barn, 8234 N. 26th St, JU.
J-r. house, lSlt mcnoiaa bu,
JOHN W. faOBBINa 1S02 FARNAM BT.
roome. modern, good repair, fine shade
and lawn, southeast corner Poppleton
Ave. and 81st St 235.
SOUTH OMAHA residence, small barn;
premises fenced. No. 3918 T Bt, S3.
SMALL GROCERY STORE and rsl
Benoe, No. 362 S. 30th St. 818.
Inquire of & A. Searle, No. t Omaha
National Bank B!dg., Omaha. Phones
Douglas ESQ or Harney 1625.
T Hall, Fire and Tor-
JJ.10UJ. alater Co. 616 Om.
National Bank Bldg. Phone Douglas 1016.
FOR RENT OR SALE Nine acres.
-I W Wtl
B5th and Vane Sts., about three blocks
from street car. Call Webster 3246.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.
Nine acres and 6-room cottage, S9th and
vine. . uau weDster 8Z46.
NEW 6-room cottage, close In. 1013 8.
fSA,
FOR RENT -room modern house, ex
cept furnace, PX 2432 S. aoth. Phone
Harney 1739.
6 rooms, modern except heat 2 f
Blnney. -Telephone wepster im
8IX-R0OM brick residence at 2224 Em
met Bt, new; new decorations and elab
orate light fixtures; 330 per mo. Phone
Red 4721. . xraver .Bros., vt umuia eta.
Bank Bids.
rmxrr. 1t mnAam t.mnm houses on
paved street and car line. Deautuui yaro.
2305-09 boutn Sltn ML, tMi . eacn. Juaua
A. Hansen; 407 McCague Bldg.
NEW 10-room briclc, all modern, hot
water neal, m& iiarnoy, tw. uiuuu -J.
O'Brien. Harney mi. Douglas 1218.
2363' PRATT t rooms, all modern. $30.
Bemls-Carlberg Co., 310-312 Brandela
Theater. , .
MAQQARP VAN AND STORAGE CO.
casks, moves, stores and ships household
gooas ana pittaoa. uuuhim aww.
rT4T .TP. Expreas and Storage, Piano
KjKJJ-UU and lurnlture moving. P. k7C
TJ. Largest List Payne
HOUSPS Slater Co.. 616 Omaha
IIUUJW Natlbnal Bank Bldg.
2317 Jackson St, S-r,. mod., 345.
606 .Park Ave,. T-r;. modern. 342.Ba
2012- Elm St, 6-room modern '324.
2014 Elm St, 6-r.. modern. 322.
FELL & PlNKERTONl
,213 Board of Trade Bldg.
8-ROOM. modern. 830 S., 29th.
8-ROOM house, modern, near car, near
school, good neighborhood.. H. Sp9.
MY home place at 3103 N. 51st St, 8-room
house, an modern; cnicken house; good
barn: 3 bhr lotai house new and a fine
place ta live; will rent right to the right
party, wife died and must rent. Tel.
Benson; 716 J. Call Sunday if possible,
a w; Kaley.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
7-room flat. 8d floor, 2310 Cuming St,
7- room flat, 3d floor. 2308 Cuming Bt
S-room house at 1669 N. 17th St
8- room house at 1563 N, 17th St
7-room house at 972 N. 26th St
O. C. REDICK. Attorney,
1517 Farnam St.
7-8-ROOMS modern, first floor oak fin
ish. 60S Park AVe., 2917 Jackson; 342.60
and 345. Phone Harney 1510.
aiY.Bnnil hrlclt. In KountZA Place, an
hardwood finish, elaborate wall decora
tions and light fixtures, south front, 3
per mo. rrrr, vnn. BROS..
Phone Red 4721. 705 Omaha Nat Bank.
BIG store and, basement, 16th and Viu.
ton. 315 a month.
6-room. modern except heat, 317 per
lUOnill. XDLU luiu. VIIIWU. WW. aim.
Anton Oatek. Tel. Dons. 349. .
EIGHT-ROOM brick, partly modern,
S66 No. 4th St. 315. .
Five-room cottage, not modern, 170j
Bo. ISth Bt. 312. , -
Six-roam flat, modern except neat, 20th
and Harney mis., a.
Six-room modem cottage fronting; Hans
com park. $30.
HARRISON & MORtON.
S16 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
6-ROOM MODERN, new cottage, fur
nace; under lease, 2719 Ruggles. $23.50.
8-room modern house. 950' N, 25th, $30.
yHOB. W. HAZBN. 207 McCague. 1. 1300.
3664 Leavenworth, 6r., mod. ex. heat, $18.
Eemts-Carlberg Ca, 310-312 Brand els The.
CLOSB-IN BARGAIN. ,
2501 MABON ST. .
First class 9-room house, with hot
water heat; oak finish dn first floor.
This i a very good house for a large
larally and the Tent Is reasonable.'
WM. F. SWANBACK.
a a 13th Bt Tel. Douglas 1422.
Stores and Offices.
MOST dec! ram -warehouse space In
Omaha. Would also consider renting
part of sample room floor, especially
Kood for automobiles. Racine Sattley
Co.. 10th St. viaduct
FOR RENT For wholesale, light manu.
(acturtng or retail purposes Farnam
Bt after December 31 the three-story
and basement building. 22x100 at No. 1011
Farnam St Upper floors have light on
three tides. Inquire at room 314. First
national Bank Bldg. Tel. Douglas 1243.
"Uptown hall for rent for lodge purpaes
and conventions; cheap. Call Doug. 5446.
$2.60 per $1,000 for 1 year. "
is.CC per 11.000 for t years.
$7.50 per $1,000 for 6 years.
We also write fire Insurance.
106 McCague Bldg Doug. 1663.
STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT.
Offices at 1517 Farnam St, 2d floor.
Btore, 1030 N. 16th St
Two stores, new, 2104-6 Cuming St
Store, 1414 Harney St
Btore at 336 N. 26th St, So. Omaha.
O. C. REDICK. Attorney,
1517 Farnam St
OFFERED FOR 8&XM
Furniture.
A WHITE sewing machine !n perfect
condition, all attachments and guaran
teed; a big bargain for Monday, $a.
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY,
Ulckel's. Uth and Harney.
'ainaicaU lnstrmueuts,
OWN a good piano; we will help you;
Keunlne bargain: no fakes. Q. H. Harr
Piano Co., 3d floor Boston Btore. P. 2C17.
Electrto pianoa and 88-note players, $290;
some 3193. 119 N- Uth. Catalogue. V, via
Typewriters.
f4AFES-a-hand. Amtrlcan Supply Co.
TYPEWRITERS for rent; S months, $&
.CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
OFFERED FOR SALE
Typewriters.
RENT an L. C. Smith & Bro. type
writer! visible back space key model;
new ribbon; A-l machines In every re
spect L. C Smith & Bros. Typewriter
Co., 1318 Farnam St.
Mlacellaneonaw
For Bale A few unclaimed ALL WOOL
Dundee suits, 110: alterations free.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS,
Northwest Corner 18th and Harney Bts.
BOOKKEEPERS, roll front cabinet.
Web. 878.
Kindling, 14. IL dross, lumber ft wrecking.
HALL'S safes, new end Zd.hand. Corn
A McKensle Pt'c Co.. 1417 Harney D. ml
FOR BALE New antt second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories: bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
Brunswlok-Balke Collender Co.. 407-4O
Bouth 10th 8t.
SAFES Overstocked 2d-hand antes, all
makes. J. J. Derlght Co.. ISIS Farnam St
EMPTY Ink barrels for sale. Apply Bee
Publishing company. 17th and Farnam
streets.
POOL tables, store, restnurant fixtures
bought, sold. Levy. 2510 N.. South Omaha.
STORE FIXTURES, coolers, refrigera
tors, grocers' display counters, lee ma-
cornea. Ape unuca iine. m irarnam.
DOCTOIVS horse and buggy. D. 29l.
FOR RAT.TCKSlm.w4 nV h... rtA
china cabinet Phone Harney 1515.
TO make room for new fixtures w
will sell a $250 fireproof sale Tor $100.
Kerr Abntract Co., 305 8. 17th St
PERSONAIi
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cist
off clothing; in fact anything you do nut
need. We collect repair and eel! at 13t
N. 11th St. for cost of collection, to toe
worthy poor. 'Phone Douglas 4125 and
wagon will calL
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
1,193 subscriptions to the L. II, Journal
fl.bO; B. 12. Post, $Lsa, and Country Uin
ileman, $1X0. wilt earn $3,009 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, whlcn will insure
myself and mteen otknc Mitrerors in a
month, each.
Must have 398 In April. Your renewal
worth 50 cent. DON'T WITHHOLD IT.
'Phone Douglas 7163, Omaha, Neb.
GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN.
, 63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Bexten pharmaoy, Uth and Dodge.
MASSAtTlT. Swedish movement 413
J-i S3AU rto TIM a. rinuilu 372.
YOUNG women coming to omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association bulldlog
at 17th and St Marys Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look (cr
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
E. BELLE, scientific massage; baths;
drugless treatments. 703 & 16th. Apt B.
MA(TNFrTntreatment- B- Brott
JUiUlNIXXI-over710 B mh Tj.7856.
MASSAGE, salt glow. Mme. Allen of
Chicago. 109 & 17th St Douglas 7665.
Massage, Mrs. Steele, 1807 Farnam. 3d '.
Mrs. Hedlund, maaa & Swodlsh movement
Hours. 9-12. 1-6. 401 Ware blk. P. 7943.
HOME nurssry for infants. "Web. 6470.
ANNA MASKS igu,
Massage. Mrs. Rittenhouse. SoS Boston Str.
Miss Fisher, maa, bath, elec. treat D. 863
MANICURING) face, scalp and mag
netic treatment Miss Debar, 204 So. 19th.
rOULTUY AND SUFPIilES
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company,
Clay Ctinter, Nebraska, manufacturers of
Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for
Incubators and brooders: catalogue free.
WHITE Wyandotte eggs for hatching.
South 3399. Uth and Jackson Sts., South
Omaha.
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for hatching.
Web. 4335. 3710 Grand Ave. 1
S. C. White Leghorn eggs. Florence 21S.
EGGS
For Hatching
From thoroughbred S. C., White Leg
horns;, vigorous, hardy stock; great lay
ers; country range; $1 for U; $5 per 100.
MRS. KATE MANN. Benson, Neb.
R, F. P. No. 3. Tel. Bensun 747-W.
ROBE-COMB Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatching from the finest laying show
birds, trap -eated. $2 for fifteen. Tele
phone Benson 328. W. F. S. King, Ben
son, Neb. Letters answered.
GUARANTEED settings from pure bred
R. C. Reds. Fine laying strain. $1.50 per
15. Will Cochrane, Oakley, Kan.
EGGS from pure bred, healthy, well
mated stock; Leghorns, Buff, Brown,
White Orpingtons; Black, White, Buff
Wyandottes; White, Black, Sllverlaced.
Eggs, 1 and $3 per 15. Write for booklet.
V. E. Shirley, Mgr.. Central City, Neb.
FEW full blooded R. I. Red cockerels
for sale cheap. H. A. Haskell. 1826 N. 28th
St. Tel. Webster 621.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. P.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
Sroperty, 5. 6Vi and 9 per cent; no aeiay.
. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam St
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,009 to $500,009.
W. II. THOMAS. 223 SUte Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
Ifll Omaha NatlonaX Douglas 2716.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
GARVIN BROS. MinS
LAROE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
3 CITY LOANS. Bemla-Carlberg Co..
7 310-312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
MONEY on hand, at lowest rates, for
loans on Nobraska farms and Omaha
city property ln any amounts.
H. W. BINDER,
823 City Nat Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST your houae with Osborne Realty
Co., tm fnxton uiic u. vjuick results.
WANTED TO BOUKOW
WANT to borrow $2,000 on good land
security. Will Pay 10 per cent Interest
Address P. O. Box 257, Omaha.
WANTED TO BUY
Dolgof f 2d hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
BEBER pays high prices for 2d-hand
furniture, carpets, clothes, shoes. D. 7301
D. 8065. Quick buyers of furniture.
WOULD like to buy a five or six
room bouse to be moved on a lot One
In tha neighborhood of 24th and Clark
preferred. Telephone Red 4301
BEST prices for furniture. Call D 7302.
WANTED TO BENT
WANTED Furnished apartment or
house for three months, O, a. Wilson.
Douglas 2433.
BALE OB EXCHANGE R. E.
Improved Farm
TTalf lection and SO icrAs nii.v, ..ni
Nabraaka: fair improvements. v..
$16,000. Want to trade this for town
property, no mra Aaaress me to
Postofflee Box No- 633. Omaha. Nb.
CYCLONES
But they cant wreck land. We have land
for city property.
1108 W. O. W. Bldg.. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS or TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abatra n.
Ooe ta Nebraska, 364 Brandeis Theater.
THE BEE:
REAL ESTATE
UUlLUtCHH' llXKOUitlATlOn.
TORNADO
For estimating on rebuilding houses.
Call Chas. A. Korslund, 3S22 Cass. Harney
4393. quick and good service rendered.
ACIIEAGIJ KOll SALE.
For bargains In Florence property, rrult
farms and acreage, see C L. Nethaway,
Florence. Neb. I'hot.e Florenoe $76.
6 TO 8 ACRES, rich, black nrdin amL
near Carter park and lake, with 2-room
nuu.c, wwl etc. j tine tor pigs, cmcKens,
etc. Also 2W acres near North Uth tit,
In bottom; flowing water.
PHAB E WILLIAMSON CO.
25 ACRES IN WALKING
DISTANCE
Only one mile from the Benson car, a
daiidy well Improved little farm for a
trifle more than $300 per acre. This land
can be sold for $7K per acre within the
next 5 years. See Us quick.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
city mornRTV roii aALC
price" cut
to $3,650. Will take $300 cash, balanoe
easy. Nearly new, modern. 6 rooms, with
sleeping porch; large south front 4.ot:
paved street. Located near good school
and on direct car line to depots. Plaoe
now vacant. Owner leaving city today.
Come ln and let us show you this bar
gain Only $3,650.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-313 Brandela Theater.
DUNDEE home rwiay to move Into.
Modern In every respect For particulars
and price phone Fred C Shields at Doug.
4S9 or II. 3317. I will be glad to show
you this property.
Norris & N orris
We have a number of houaea on
terms.
Let ua write your tornado and fire In
surance. Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg. 'Phone Douglas 4270.
FOR SALE 7-room house, modern ex
oept heat: ln good condition. Located 2429
unanea at Tel, Harney 21SL
FOR SALE.
Eight-room house In Han scorn Park,
strictly modern, oak finish, well lo
cated. Price, $12,000.
Nine-room house, strictly modern, Han
scom Park addition, oak finish, all ln
Cine repairs. Price, $10,000.
NEB REALTY AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
424 and tX Brandeis Bldg.
Tornado Insurance
$5 per 11,000 for 3 years. $7.60 per $1,000
for 6 years. We solicit your business.
J. H. Dumont & Son
326 Board of Trade Building.
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
iTnr P?n1 a riv that iwvnnv maw T
brick house, ready to move ln. Strictly
uiuuu.u. ououm do aeen u hi apprs'
dated. Call Harney 2359.
Brand new all modern 5-room bunga-
iuw, uuk union; ount-in cupooaras; run
cement cellar and furnace heat; every
thing complete and ready to move Into;
ln north part and one block from car.
Price, $2,600, on easy terms.
JEFF W. BEDFORD & BON,
MUST sell my new modern 6-room
bouse and sloaDlnc norch Wnm Anni i
as I am leaving city; flnlBhed In oak
downstairs; beam ceilings, living and din
ing room; birch finish upstairs; fun base
ment and attic; lot 50x124. 4110 Florence
jjivq. xei. weosier wjw. owner.
MODERN 7-room house; combination
fixtures; good location. Possession at
once. Phone Webster 1330. Mrs. George
vy. irtuT, o4iD pi, ma ai.
HOME BARGAIN
fi-room modern hrtuM. .T(h nnA r..-inu
BUeeU, $6,00a
W. R. HOMAN,
331 and 332 Board of Trade Bldg.
FOR SALE 6-room house, A-l condl
tlon. Cwner leaving city. Call Web. 4419.
REAL ESTATE
FARJtt A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE,
(Olturala.
CALIFORNIA land exeurslons 1st and
w imi. vy. x. omim io.. &u uuy Nat Bk.
Florida.
MUCK farm lnnri Mnnlilnn i ..... -
and hotel for sale. R. L. Martin. Ocala,
tO to 25,000 acres; write for free list V. E.
Maryland.
For Sale on Easy TormB
My 665-acre tract of farm and timber
land In Somerset county, on the east
ern shore of Maryland, One-half is woll
set ln young and and old growth pine,
oak and gum timber and one-half is
cleared and under cultivation. This is ail
high, well drained and productive land,
sandy loam soli, with good subsoil. Thid
Is a good natural grass land and will
grow any crop. Can be subdivided nicely
for colonisation purposes. Only (4) four
miles from railroad and county seat In
thickly settled neighborhood, where there
are schools, churches, mills and stores,
good roads and telephones. Price $15 per
acre to quick buyer. Address.
Lewis N. Whitcraft, Owner
Princess Anne, Maryland.
Montana.
BIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey land
open to entry at Valler. Mont; -fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
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 ln
Montana, Uncqualed wealth in the soli.
Business opportunities of all kinds. For
Information write the
CONRAD COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Conrad, Mont
Ac bras Ua.
AN IDEAL STOCK AND
GRAIN FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.
840 acres, located In east central Ne
braska. Nance county, 11 miles from Ful
lerton. 16 miles from Central City; 300
acres under cultivation, balance splendid
hay and pasture land; 300 acres in fall
grain, all fenced and croBs-fenced; excel
lent corn, wheat and alfalfa land; good
set of Improvements; abundance of run
ning water. Owner must sell quick at
$60 per acre; one-half cash, balance good
terms. This farm is really worth from
$65 to $70 per acre. Address S. J. Hender
son, Omaha. Neb., Km, U. Arlington Blk.
Texas.)
TEXAS and Mexico lands In large
tracts for colonization. We control a
number of ranches of small and large
acreage In the shallow water belt Our
options are carefully selected. Refer.
enes. any bank or banker in Dallas,
llann & Kendal), Dallas, Tex..
Vlratnla.
VIRGINIA farms cheap and on easy
terms; healthy section. House and store
for rent C. Wltroer, Nottoway, Va.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to Bouth Omana. tSave
tslleage and shrinkage. Your consign,
menu receive prompt and careful atten
tlon.
1.1 vo Stortc Coaamtaatan at arc has ta
BTBRB WRQ8. & CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 223 ttxehanga Bldg.
KaRTiK JLUOM. a Co, JCxcoang Jwig,"
OMAHA, 'WEDNESDAY, APRIL). 2, 1913.
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Ten Cent Higher and
Others Strong.
LIGHT HOGS ARE FIVE HIGHER
Heavy lIoaT very Slow nmt Ktv
loner Late Clearance Sheep
and Lambs Steady to StrontT
and Fairly Active.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 1. 1913.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Otx olal Monday 3,262 7.3il 13,009
Estimate Tuesday...... 3,000 17,000 6,000
Two days this week.. 6,263
game days last week.. 7.8J7
Samo days 2 wks ago.. 6.633
Bame days 3 wks ago.. 11,904
Same days 4 wks ago.. 8.5X
Saino dava last v.nr 1 OKO
24,381
16,142
11.7C7
11.1CS
16,043
19,00$
16,601
6.506
33,434
17,503
3,336
4.073
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for the year to date, as compared with
last year: ISIS. 1912. Ino. Dec
C.atu J41.155 256,212 .15.087
.logs .786,249 976.356 190,107
Bheep 533,813 tC9tW 24,5
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. I1912.I1911.I1910.U909.I11IOS.I1907.
Mch.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
34.
25.
lit!
6 65
6 S5
7 10
6 36
6 4T
10 531
s u
800
7 051 6 4710 49
; 3,
6 451
6 41
10 63
8 3711
7 01
6 35
10 63
K.I
7 lBl
1 10 6.1
27.
23.
29.
30.
31.
1.1
i ill I
6 37
6 S4
7 48
2
8MiU
7 56
6 33
6 24
6 29
6 37
7 71
8 78
April
8 S4U!
7 78
Sunday,
Receipts and disposition of live stock
At tnff ITnlnn Mfnolr u.H. U....K nm.t..
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
RDCBIPT8
Catt C. M. & St P. Jly.. 2
Mo. Pacific Ilv R
10 61 6 44 ) 4 63 ( 43
1 6 44 1 4 S8i 6 40
I 4 731 6 25
6 69) I U
ti I v e x
51 4 80
6 68 4 S 6 03
6 W i Ul H
I H Z4 t I- L I fill
10 70 6 W 6 33
10 71 6 6S 6 31
10 53 6 53 5 57 6 39
10 57 6 65 5 78
10 60 6 76 5 70) 6 4S
.Hogs.Sh'p.H'r'B,
6 ., ..
5 ..
44 7 1
5
93 8
21
3
60 12 1
6 . ..
1 .. . 1
. .
I ..
235 27 "3
Union Pacific Ry... 25
v. & n. w., east..,. 10
C. & N. W., west... 36
C. Bt. P. M. & O.... 8
C. B. & Q., east 6
C. B. & q west... 35
C. It I. & P., cast.. 13
C. R, I. & p., west. ..
Illinois Central Ry. S
C. Q. W. Ry 3
Total Receipts.,.. 134
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle.Hows.Khecp
Morris & Co
Swift & Co. .......
... 491 2,310
... 547 3,695
293
1,826
532
728
Cudahy Packing Co.
003 3,059
Armour & Co 393 3,532
Schwartz & Co , 739
J. W. Murphy 3,620
Morrell 23 ...
Lincoln Packing Co. ... 53 ...
Benton V. S. & Lush... 75
Hill & Son 92
F. B. Lewia 79
Huston & Co 9
J. B. Root & Co 13
J. H. Bulla 18
L. F. Hues 30 ...
Rosenstock Bros 176 ...
McCreary & Kellogg... 43 ...
Rothschild & Krebs 27
Mo. & Kan. -Calf Co.... 35 . ...
Cllne & Christie US
Other buyers 896 ... 2,287
Totals 8,207 16,755 5.666
CATTLE Receipts were moderate to
day, making a total for tho two days
this week 6,262 head, the smallest for a
number of weeks.
It was evident this morning that gen
eral conditions governing tho cattle
trade were Improved to some extent at
least. Buyers were all out ln the yards
In good season and Were all looking for
desirable fat cattle. As a rdsult of this
tho market on beef steers was actlvo at
an advance of lOo over yesterday's prices.
The big bulk of the receipts changed
hands ln good season,
Cows and heifers were also ln good de
mand nnd they were a little stronger
again, making the market for tho two
days this week 10fl5c higher than last
week's close.
- Stockers and feeders have been slow
sellers for several days back, but today
there was a little better Inquiry and tho
trade, If anything, a little more active,
prices remaining just about steady with
last week's close.
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
beet steers. J8.2038.C0; fair to good beef
steers, $7.908.20; common to fair beet
steers, $7.40p7.00; good to cholco heifers,
$7.258.15; good to. choice cows, $6.7&7.50;
fair to good grades, $5.856.60; common to
fair grades, $4.006.85; good to choice
Blockers and feeders, $7.6038.25; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $6.l757.60;
common to fair stockers and feeders,
$6.256.75: stock cows and heifers, $8,000
7.00; veal calves, $7.009.7t; bulls, stags,
eta, $6.007.25.
BEEF STEERS.
He. At, Ft. N. At, Pr.
t iu tio it mi i io
tit i ti it ins i io .
t sto t co t mo i it
I 0 7 70 20 UM t It
10 1070 7 T6 11..... 1101 I It
i ' M0 7 75 IT 1191 It
S M4 7 71 . 11 ..111S t II
( 1064 7 7 SO ...11U S
i ' 70S 7 76 17 UM t tS
it 10W 7 IS It U(7 I 26
u 1081 7 IS 18....,; 1111 I 15
10 '. 1080 1 8S 18,. 188 I 8S
88 , S70 1 41.. ...... ...1878 8 SS
88.' 108S 7 IS 17 1901 8 88
ij, UI8 8 ti 41 ....118l 8 25
.1. ' 1184 I 00 10 ,..1168 8 IS
10 ' 1181 I 00 18..... ll I 80
i, ' " 1077 8 06 18 1801 8 SO
II.. 1180 S 06 tl., 87 I 10
V! 18(0 8 OS I MO I 40
!..!!...... Ml I 10 1 1Mi io
t!!.........1076 I 10 1 1(01 I (0
jl 11(1 8 10
" STEERS AND HEIFERS..
15 811 7 85 38 W 7 IS
w.. 867 7 (0 88 (l I 00
11 .... 6 7 60 8 H( 100
1 " 848 7 65 1115 8 80
' 886 7 0 18 1068 8 20
15.. Ml 7 8 I
" COWS.
8 840 4 IS 1 ISO l
I' " 965 4 73 10 .....1114 84
1 .. ..... .1011 1 1178 I IS
J 1040 S M 1141 I S
It.'i 0 S 75 1..... 900 I 76
t K,.!!!,..ll 6 84 1 1(0 8 7S -
1 .. .1030 I M 4 1086 I 83
1 !! !.. ... M6 10 I ..11M 15
I ........ ws 1 00
S.;l!.......UO0 4 28 4...- 1181 7 00
J " ' 880 I 40 7 1091 7 00
11.'. 1011 I ,.1108 7 00
II ' ' ' M t 60 17 U4I 7 48
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 688 I 71
404 26
11 178 7 10
11 178 7 10
I . 841 7 10
1 1020 7 16
II 70 7 85
18 828 7 86
16 818 7 40
18 , 70S 7 40
4 ... 90S 7 45
1........... 0 7 80
I.... 178 7 80
1 M0 8 00
8 710 I 40
1.. ......... 100 I 80
8 .......... Ml 7S
S 484 71
j 680 I W
1........... 110
J ......... i m
14 801 6 M
L... i? w
U 78S 1 00
BULLS.
1... ...... ..WW 8 71 1. 130 110
1 1040 It 1 860 I 7S
l", 1870 6 26 1 880 7 10
I.... ....... 4" 1 ..,,.1(80.7 K
r..........H C 40 8 ...11787 15
1 ilM 40 1 740 7 70
I -..1M0
CALVES.
7 817 8 80 1. .......... 115 IIS
II. ......... ISO 8 00 1 110 I 25
1 180 8 00 1 180 I 60
1 . ....... 190 t 25 1 160 I 80
2 , 168 I 00 1 100 I 60
1 810 IS I... 280 I (0
1 870 I 1 286 I 80
8... 186 I 28 6 200 8 IS
STOCKERS. AND FEEDERS. ,
885 70 ( 714 Tt IB
14...., 8(0 1 16 II...- 8(6 T 45
8........... TC u. .... lua 1 iv
i 766 7 60 8 800 7 74
II.".. 748 7 66 11 819 7 70
17,',,.. Ill 7 80 11 788 7 70
1 ....lltJO I IV ft4 . IV
SO 461 7 40 I., 4J7 7 78
8 760 T 80 11 S04 7 80
50 704 7 66 1 1B4 8 00
HOGS Today's receipts amounted to
about 244 cars or 17,000 head, the heaviest
since February, when over 18,000 were re
ported ln. The total for the two days,
34,331, is over 8,000 larger than for the
same days last week and about 31,000
larger than the corresponding period a
year ago.
There was a very generous supply in
sight this morning and local buyers
were ln no hurry to fill their orders.
Outside traders atarted the ball rolling
ty picaung up gooa iignt nogs at figures
that were around five cents higher, A
little later when tokra madn thiitr
flrat bids, they fell in .line with the
shippers and speculators and conse
quently tho majority ot the light hogs
In the yards sold at $.KJ8.t, a big
nickel higher than yesterday's prices on
the same grades. By the time buyers
had filled their early orders there wre
still a good many loads ot light weight
stuff unsold and offers made on these
were not nearly so good aa the figures
paid early, being in most cases little It
any better than Monday
Tho demand seotned to be confined en
tirely to the light hogs and heavy
butcher and packing grades were a drag
on the market all morning. In the ma
jority ot oases it was Impossible to git
a bid on this class ot stuff, and when a
salesman was lucky enough to get a bid
on a bunch ot heavies the figures offered
were around a nickel lower than yester
day, and up until a late hour a very
small percentage ot the heavier offer
ings had been started soaleward.
After forcing salesman to hold thetr
heavy hogs nearly all morning, buyers
finally started In clean them up, and ln
the end the most of them sold at figures
that were weak to 5c lower than yester
day. On the whole the marKet averaged
a shade higher, the big bulk ot the hogs
selling at $8.8038.90, with a sprinkling of
heavies under and quite a few loads ot
good lights above. Quite a few loads
brought as high as $8.9', Just So above
yesterday's top. The market was more
or less dull and draggy all morning, and
consequently It was after midday before
the last hogs were disposed ot.
Representative sales:
No. At. Sh. IY. Na. At. gh. Pr.
It 816 ... 8 70 71 Ml 40 8 83
68.. 897 ... 8 76 It 818 80 88
41 ..UO ... 8 80 78 Ml ... 88
11 Kt ... 8 80 88 194 ... I IS
48 175 189 8 SO 70 8(3 80 I 88
18.. ...80 ... 8 80' 81 118 ... Id
14 .880 ... 8 80 (S 881 63 t 88
14 17 ..v 8 80 4 174 ... 8 86
76 ..286 80 I 80 87 211 ... I 88
48 HI M 8 80 17 141 ... I 88
84.... ...118 ... 6 80 84 lit ..188
17 118 100 8 0 84 KM 160 8
64 279 80 8 M 80.......176 ,., 8 88
80 Ill ... 80 78 Ill ... 8 15
X! MS ,.. 8 80 11 W 40 I 83
81 114 ... 160 71...... .110 ... t 8S
66 140 40 I 80 18 169 ... 8 87H
71 178 ... 8 80 88 It! 40 8 81 it
68 1M ... 8 80 II 900 ... II7K
II Ill 80 8 SIVt 18 208 ... 81 H
86 ,1(8 180 IUU 69 ,.1M ... I I1U
74 141 ... 8 IIH 10 201 JO 8 87
83 1(1 ... 8 IIH 81 101 ... 110
88 tit ... 8 11 Vk 81 127 ... (80
28 ,166; ... 8 IIV 61 817 ... 8 90
66 Jtl ... 8 81t TI 101 ... 8 80
70 141 ... 8 16 48.. .....Ill ... 190
28 J(8 ... I IS 88. ......Ill ... I 90
66 Ill ... 8 66 16 06 ... t SO
88 231 ... 186 11.... ...117 ..I M
71 Ill 110 8 88 It Ill ... t3
71 138 80 8 88 M 187 81 8 10
17 ..141 8 88 76 IH ... 8 84
10 181 ... 8 85 7 816 40 H
60 Ill 80 1 86 . 71.. 114 ... I
I4.,.,,8T ... I 88 78 804 ... 8 88
71 Ill ... 8 86 61 181 ... 6 86
7S.......101 UO 8 85 88 ,418 ... 1 6
PI0W3.
10; 109 ... 7 76
BTAQS.
It ltli ... 7 IS
8HEBI For the most part trade in
the lamb division was conducted on a
steady to strong basis, and while business
was active on the opening rounds the
mnvnment lost some of Its activity uward
the dose. At an early hour buyers were
going around apparently ?n urgent neea
of a few choice killers that would. dres
out well and picked up a few ot such ot.
ferlngs at good, strong figures. In one
or two Instances sales looked a little
higher. The lightweight lambs ot good
quality were In best demand, as a bunch
of prime Mexicans fed In Nebraska ana
weighing around 76 ponnds brought as
much us $8.60. Some 84-pound Mexican
lambs were good enough to bring $s.u.
The big end ot the lamb receipts con
sisted of fed westerns, the bulk otsuch
kinds selling at a range of $8.O0itt.2a.
No shorn offerings were included n the
supply, and practically nothing on the
feeding order came in from the western
states. As on yesterday vory lew lambs
changed hands on shearing account, and
what little trade was done was largely at
figures around $7.63.00.
Thoro was nothing ln the way ot agd
sheep or yearlings on sale excepting one
load ot Moxlcan wethers, which averaged
around 99 pounds and sold at $6.65. lhere
were really not enough sheep offered to
afford any accurate test as to valuos.
though the trade was generally regarded
ua nn n crrtnd. ktrnnir haals.
The total receipts were of fairly large
proportions for a Tuesday, as some 6,wu
head were reported In. This makes 18,968
head for the first two days ot ':hewoek.
as against 16,601 last week and 4.073 head
during mo same iirae a year uu.
aiintntlnna nn flheeD and Lambs Good
to choice Mexican lambs, $8.408.u5; fair
to good .Mexican lambs, 18.2oo.0; good
.a .u..l..n l.mhi SA AAffM 9K . fair
ta srood western lambs. 37.85s38.00: feeder
lambs, $7.K8.00; yearlings, light 7.2iO
7.60: yearlings, heavy. 6.7&O7.D0: wethere.
fair to good, $6.2534.40; ewes, good to
choice, $6.0036.25; ewes, lair to gooa, vcie
Q4.00; culls and buoks, 83.754f4.oa
247 fed lambs , 88 8 10
251 fed lambs 82 8 40
223 fed wethers 98 6 65
241 fed lambs , Sfi 8 36
522 Mexican lambs 76 8 60
CHICAGO LIVE 'STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady nnd LoweV Hours,
Sheep and Lnmlis Btrontf.
CHICAGO, April 1. CATTLE Reoelpts,
8,000 head; beeves and cows, steady;
calves, 50075a loower; beeves. $7.10g9.10;
Texas steers, $6.6007.75; western steers,
.A.M.rv. . l , . mm .WVCMf AA.
60.CO4O&.1.V; niocKera aim lecuara, fo,wvpwi
cows and heifers, $3.50(38.00; calves, $6.00
08.35.
Hons Recelnts. 16.000 head: market
opened strong to 10c higher, but the ad?
vanco was lost later; top, early, 15.70;
bulk of sales, $9.2029.45; light $9.av.oo;
mixed, 9.06QA.45; heavy, $8.75S9.82V4! rough,
t3.76iT8.90; pigs, $7.1000.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpts, 20.000
head; market opened strong, olosed weak
to lower; native, $5.&09&S5; western, 35.90
36.85 1 yearlings, s3.uy.Bs; tamos, native,
ltt.W5j.uu; western, fi.ao.w.
Kaunas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April L CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head .including 400 southerns;
market, steady; dressed beef and export
steers, IB.1&W8.7&; loir to goou, f.wne.w:
western steers. $7.25ft.40; stockers and
feeders, $6.D0.10; southern steers, $0.60
8.65: southern cows, to.vuao.zo. nauvo cows
ana neuera, .puj.jj tv.wvu'-w.
HOGB Receipts, 11,000 head; market 10
to 15 cents nigner; duik oi anion, y.wxp
n va. i, paw. xs.90fl9.00: packers and butch
ers, $9.0009.25; light, $9.0504.20; pigs, $3,00
8.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11.000
head; mantel io to u cenis tower, v.tmo
rado Iambs, 37.6008.40; yearlings, $6,509
7.60; wethers, $.007.00; ewes, $5.50(86.66.
i
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. April 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,500 head; market, steady; native
steers, ti.wito.'. mm uvi.e.,
6 75; canners, $3.2506.00: stockers and feed-
era, (.wioe.ws civc, ea.iici.w, uuun,
HOS-Recelpts, 7,000 head; market.
t-ons;. heavy, IMHM. 80; mixe-Jt, mo
.9U; Ilglll. s.xwo.o, yifco,
bulk ot sales, $S.B0-S-D0.
fcjlllSttl' AX. u JjA-muo jiccciiJia, nuns,
St. Joseph Live fl took Market.
ST, JOSEPH. April l.-CATTLEIle-r.lntu
1.000 head: steady to lOo lower:
steers, 37.3&Q6.30; cows and heifers, 84 Jo
tm.w: caives, a.uws.uv.
HOGB Receipts, 8,500 head: market 10c
. ..... . n is. v. .. 1 1. M VHt 1A
BHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.500
head: marKet steaay to 100 lower, tainua,
37.C0S8.50,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 1. METALS-Cop-per.
firm; standard, spot and April. $14.75
15.2S; May, $14.757715.12; June and
July, $14.63H&15.12tt; electrolytic, ' $15.25;
lake. $15.37Vtl(.60; casUngs. $15.00. Tin,
arm: spot and April, $48.0(8.35; May,
$47-75&48.25t June, $47.45947.75. Lead,
steady, 34.3034.40. Copper exports for
month of March, 41.702 tons. London cop
per, firm; spot, 67, 10s; futures, X67, 7s,
6d. Local exchange sales of tin, 6 tons;
London tin firm; spot. 2.19; futures,
2.15; London lead, 16. 8s, 9d; Local
exchange ot spelter sales, 200,000 pounds;
London spelter, 25. Iron Cleveland war
rants 6&s, 9d In London,
' ' "
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. April 1 DRY OOODS
Cotton goods were steadier, with trading
showing more stability for the day. Silk
selling agents are hopeful ot an early
settlement of the troubles In dyeing and
finishing establishments where the out
put Is being restricted. Yarns are quiet.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit
NEW YORK, April L EVAPORATED
APPLES-Dull.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, steady; apri
cots, quiet, peaches, quiet and steady;
raisins, quiet.
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET !
Standard Stocks Today Gained One
to Three Points and New Prices
Were Established.
MORGAN'S DEATH IS IGNORED
The February Report of the Penn
sylvania Shotra n Gain of 1,500,
OQO In Total Opcrntlntr
Itevenne. '
NEW YORK. April L-Oalns of one to
threo points wore well distributed among
the standard stocks today. The market
was the strongest ot several weeks, both
the speculative favorites and standard
stocks sharing In the rise. New high
prices for the rise which began more
than a week ago were established.
Trades were influenced by the reals
tenco ot th6 market recently to unfa
vorable news. Tho death ot J. P. Morgan
yesterday nnd the flood news of last
week proved of little effeot on the Hat,
and Indications were that the market
was oversold. Another source of strength
was European buying.
Pennsylvania's February report showed
a gain ot nearly $100,000 In total operat
ing revenue, but a rise ln exports of over
$3,000,000 so that net earnings Increased
$534,000. New York Central reported a
net gain ot $864,000.
Bonds were strong. All United 8tatos
bonds declined, losses running from to
H on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Sain. llMn. tow; Clow.
Amalmrottsd CotPr .... 41.300 Kit ?IU JJH
Amsrlcan Asrlcultund ... 100 84 61 MM
Amtrleta lint Sugar 1,600 11 U 81 SS
Amerletn Can 10.800 US IIH I4tt
Aratrloan Cn pfd....... 8,600 II 84V4 tljt
Amr1(sn C. A r 00 68 8U6 61)4
American Cbtton Oil...... 47
Am. Ice 8urltlM 1,000 31 S6H 6U
Aintrlctn Unseed KM 10H "H
Amsrlcsn Locomotive ... 600 81 18H UK
American 8. & It ,. 4.400 US 70 71V4
Am. 8. a II. pfd 108 104 104 , 1MW
Am. SMir HKlnlni 114V IKK HH
Amwlcan T. T.... 1,400 1I0H 110H 1H
American IVtarco (00 MTH t(3H III
Anaoanda Mining Oct 4,100 3lii IIH 88(4
Atchison 1.600 103H 1NH 10)
Atchison Dti 100 100H 1001 100
Atlinllo CMd Una 800 186 1KH "4U
KilUnwre A Ohio 7CO lot loots 10IH
BeUilehsm 8tl 1.100 81 H 3IH 94
Brooklyn IUpl4 Tr....... 8,400 0H 86H 80H
Csnaalin l'scins 1,600 138Vi 138U 133
Otrttrtl Lrsthtr 1.600 11 17 I1K
ChueJta Ohio. 1.800 'V.i 11T4 73
Chics ia O. NV 700 16U 16
Chlcaso, M. Bt, P 10,400 1134 110 UIU
Chlcaco A K. W 100 138 134 136 .
Colorado F. a I , 4.300 S( M 3i
OmwolldaUd Osa L8O0 13416 133 13IU
Corn rrodacls 800 US UH UK
Deltvara Hudson 400 IN 1M IMS
Dtnrer A Itle artnda.... 80K
Dnr A 11. O. ptd. II It
DlstllUrs' Saeurltlta .... ion US UK tlK
Erl 4,600 31 ttU 31
Krla 1st ptd 400 46K 46K H
Kris Id p(d S
Oenaral Blwtrkt 1.009 KOU 13IK K6U
Qreat Northern pM 8.000 130H Wi Wi
Ortat Mrttrn Ore etts. 800 87 K 84H
Illinois Otntral ..." ill
lntcrboroush U.t. ....... 1,400 UK 11K UK
Inter. Mot. ptd 1,104 8K 67K 6H
Intsrnulonal llarroiacr ..... 106K
IiiUr.Marlnc ptd , lTK
International Paper 100 10K 10H
lolsrnttlontl Pump 800 10K 10K 10K
Ktmas Cltr Bout horn.... 700 It U US
Lacleds (lu 300 101 101 101
Ih1h Valltr 16,600 180K 166K 160
IauIivIIIo & Nashville... 1,100 1IT UIVi 1IIK
M..-6t. P. & B. g. M... 800 187K 1SST4 I37V4
Missouri, K. : T 3.800 94K 16 16K
Missouri Pacllla 1,(00 86 38 UK
National niscalt 804 117 117 lit
National Load 100 4K 48K 4IK
N. R. B. ot M. M ptd 14
Now Tork Otntral 1,100 194K 108K 1MK
K. Y . O. A W 1 30K 8014 laK
NDriolk A Western 704 107K 104V 107
Ntarth Amorlean 100 71K nK 77
Northern Tacitla 1.800 11S 117K 1UK
racltlo Mall I4K
Pennsylvania 3.100 11IK 11IK 1
People's osa lit
P . C. C. A St. I.,.,.... 190 I6K M M
rittstnrth Okia.1 600 H UK tOU
Prwiied Btael car 300 UK it 88
Pullmsn Palara Car.... 181
Heading y 100.608 184K 161K 1UK
Hopubllo I. AS.... 1,M0 17K "H UK
Ilapublla I. A 8. pfd..... 800 SH MS I6K
Tlock Ulsnd Co.... ,. 1,704 II 51 K K
Rock Ulsnd Co. pfd 1,100 MK UK 6K
Bt. U A 8. F. Id pfd.,.. 604 M 3H N
Beabosrd Air Una; 800 80S 10K 30
Seaboard A. U ptd 400 46K 43 4(K
eiOMvSbatllald B. A I. M
Etrathem Pacttle , 8.000 1AIK UlK 1MK
Southern IUIIr (00 MK ItK UK
Bo. Railway ptd...., 800 I0K MK UK
Tennesson Copper 1,004 SK 96 36
Tnss A Paclllo...... UK
Union Pacific 41.600 164K 1UK 164K
Union p.clllo ptd 104 UK UK M
United States lUeltr 100 70 6K II
United States Jlubber..... 1,104 88 C3S
United Ststrs Btlel...... .101.800 IlK 1K U
U. B. Steel ptd 1.600 IMS 108 108K
Utah Copper 3,800 6(K UK 6814
Vs.. Carolina Chemical .. 100 36K 36K 14K
Wabash IK
Wabash ptd too. 13 , UK UK
Weetern Maryland 3O0 4lK 41K 40K
Western Union 700 10V, 7K 70K
tVestlRKhouae Klectria ... 1.100 17 61 68
-Wheeling A U E.., 100 K IK
Bxdlvldend.
Total sales tor the day. 44.t04 shares.
New York Money Mnrkct.
NEW TORK. April l.-MONJ3Y-On
call, strong, at MS6 per cent: ruling rate,
6 per cent) closing bid, 4K per cent: of
fered at 4t4 per cent. Time loans, easier,
sixty and ninety days and six months,
iUslfi rur rj.nt.
PIUMB MERCANTILE PAIBR-6 per
cent.
BTERLINO EXCIIANOB-Steady, with
actual butlness ln bankers' bills -at tt.eXQ
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8735 ior de-
mana; commercial diiib, m.o.
BILiVBR Bar, 67oi Mexican dollars,
BONDS Government, weakj railroad,
strong.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. B. rrt. Is. rag....""; -K. B. Bo. rar. 6s... IS
U. B. IsTreg lMKU A N. unl. (.,.., MU
"do eouVa ?. K. A T. 1st 4..I 6lg
U. 8. 4s. reg JH..?0 It?".
do coupon JHh- ' MK
rensma 8a ooupoa. .10114 da oonv, t 84
AM? 1st 6s otte... U N. n. , t M.'4H; 8?K
Amir; Ag. ta........ JJHN. Y. C. g. 5Ks.,.. 81
a t A T. oy. 4s,.10 do dab. 4s 83
Am. TTbacoo 6a W- Y. N, II. A H
Armour A Co. 4K JO er. 3tta 3
AMaim ten. 4s.... KJtt A W. lit e, 4s... n
do t. 4s 1K0,..--"J2 . ,4s. 104K
do cv. ... -. X2JSN-. ''"I" 4s 86K
X, C. U 1 4s MK do la mu
Bsl, A Ohio 4S. 0. 8, U rtdg. 4s.. 88K
Brook. Tr. er. ,!, 4s loo
CinT Iather 6s..., 34 8, I A BT. F. fg (a 16K
Cnes. A Ohio 4Ka.. Ju.jo ton. ta 7IK
do eonv. 4Ks...r. . W. . 4.. 78S
Chicago A A. 6Ka- "Kj. A. fj. adi. ts.. ..7l3
do asn. 4s " do cv. 4 ,., 88U
C M" t I V er 4Ka..lll da 1st rs. 4a... tiH
c. n. i. . !?JiBo; nway is,....io(2
da rfg. 4s........ n. 4 n(
C. B- r A e 4.K. K Onion Pselno 4s..... 84K
D. A H. cv. 4s..... J7 do or, 4s 14
BUtlllera 8 Sifll' J?bbar ea...,t01K
Erli P- 1. JlStH' m"' " 8s... 1H
do gen. 4a, IIKVa. chem. Is.. MK
do or. 4s, sar. B. 7J Wabsah 1st A ax, 4a 60S
III Col lat rsf, 4s. MWJS Md. 4. sou
IntorT Met. 4KJ I!W"t. Elac. or. Is. 11?
Inter! M. M. 4W Wl. Oontrsl 4s.... MK
Japan 4Ka UH
Bid, Ottctd.
Duaton Mlnlnir Stock.
on mining stocks were!
Allouea i. Mohawk (IK
Amal. Copper 74K Nevada Con. u
A. Z. I A 8 I NlpUaln Mines .... I
Arliona cum. ...... 'snora uutta 80U
H. A C. C A 8. M. T .North Lake i3
cai. a An -jtiuiq iximinion M
Cal. A Heela 174 oeoeola , , S
Centennial Qulncy 7jij
Copper ai se w. vi, nnsnnon , n
East ButU C. M,... 13 Superior ii
Franklin JKBupertor A B. M... IV
Olnrax Con IKTainarack Slu.
Oranby Con. ........ tJHU. B. 8. R. A M. 41
ureena vjtunca. ;t ot pta (U
Isle Iloyala Copper. WKUtsh Con. t
Kerr UA ,t,,h Mr Co MK
take Copper UKWInona " .2
1 Bella Copper..., 4K Wolverine ti
Mlsml Copper lift
Bl -dividend.
asa asasseas.,
New Vorlc ailnlnar Stock.
NEW TORIC. April 1-Closlng quota-
4lnna nn vnlnfnar mtnnVm w.,.i
Comstock Tua'l stock I lining es
Con. Cal. A Va 7 Ophlr jo
Iron Silver 137 Small Hopes ., 6
Leadvllle Con 10 Standard 100
Little Chief Yellow Jacket 20
QHerea.
Omaha Security 3Iarket.
Quotations turnlehed by Burnr. Brlnksr A Co..
44 Omaha National bank bulldlna. Oraahai
Autncu iu es. 11a...
Chlcaao By. let 8s. 1817
City Nst. Bk, stock. Omaha
City Service ptd
Douslas Hotel Co. stock snd bonus.
Douslas Co., Nab. (K. Hit
Ds Molnee Co., Is., DraJnaae 6e.
Deere A Co. 7 per cant pfdr. . . .
Bl Faso, Tel., 8a, till 101 ioj.ij
H 87K
M MK
107 111K
I SO
.. .. 100
IMS 10IK
UK 100
nt. 11
13
rttrmont Creamery pfd t per cent..
Fairmont Cresmrry guar. I per een.
Itoutton, Tex. (Ka, 1111...,
Karate Cltr. Mo.. 7 p. e, tax Mils.
Unealn Oes A Klectrlo ,.
Lincoln. Neb., Traction pfdJ
Montreal Tramway la, ivtl.i
Omaha Out la, I14
Cltr et Onaba (Hi. 1181
Cltyof Otniha- Water 414. 1M1
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. 6s. Jltt
Onuhs a n n ai. t? m ..11.
. tl
t rH
. 103
. MK
. 30
. 1K
. 88K
. 100
. 100K
. IK
.....
: ik
', iii' '
67
. 10(4
. MK
1M
164
10118
100
31
I
II
ioik
1MK
1W
TiH
MK
MK
104
IlK
IKK
IK.
Omaha a Jl. nr. A nridie afd...
Union Stock., Tarda stock, Omaha...
b. S. Natlojial Bank stock. Omaha.
Sioux City Stock Yards plo.
City ot So. Omaha IKe. lltiTll
Salt Lkke School (a, !..
London Stock Market.
LONDON, April 1. American securities,
after a steady opening today, advanced
under the lead of Canadian Pacific, At
?00J? ,prlfe8J !Sn Jrom .t0 JH higher
than yesterday's New Tork closing.
Jyondon closing stook quotations:
Consols, money . 71 S-I41xiulsvllla A Nah. .l40
do account ....74 W6M0., Kan. A Tex . MK'
Amal. Copper 7KNe York OntraJ. lota
Atchison 10BK Norfolk A Weetarn.llC
Balllmora A Ohio.. lOtKohlarto A Western. UK
Canadlaa Iaeino . .HJKrennsrltsate ....... K
CTeeapaaka O Ohio. 73KIteadlng 63K
Ch . Orvat Weetarn. II Bonthara Rr 17
P1, at r.lHKgoithert yaclfio ..,10(K
benver A Itlo 0.... HtlUnlon raeina 167K
'J."-.V 8 We' "H
do 1st pfd ,..c,Wab 4K
?.I!Ld T'nl, UK IX Beers tl
Illnols Central .....m nand Mlnaa 1
HILVER Bar. steady at 38d per
ounce.
MONET OViJK per cent
DISCOUNT RATEiJ-8hort bills. 4H Per
cent; threo months' bills. 4H per cent.
Trenaary Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 1,-The conBlUon
ot the United Btates treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Working
balanoe. $30,050,447; In banks and Philip
pine treasury. 43.370,R8S! total of general
rund, $143, 406,180. Receipts yesterday,
$1,333,313; disbursements. $1,913,333. The
surplus this fiscal year Is $12,630,140. as
agatnst a deficit of P,S31,tl last year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements
and surplus and deficit exclude Panama
canal and publlo debt transactions.
Bank Clearlntrs.
OMAHA, April 1-Bank clearings for
today are $3,S11,11T.4 and $1,634,637.43; for
the corresponding day last year.
KIV YORK GBNIfiftAfj MARKET
Qnotatlona ot tho Day on Varlona
Commodttlea.
NEW TORK. April l.UXOUR-Mar-ket
dull: spring patents, 34.4O&4.00; win
ter straights, J4.4&$T4.K; winter patentr.
$4.7005.10: spring clears, $4.1L-U4.M; winter
extras, No. 1, $J.SW4.10; winter extras.
No, 3, I3.7093.S0: Kansas straights, .10cj)
4.25. Buckwheat flour, dull. Rye flour,
quiet! fair to good, $3.60fiaso; choice,
$3.33(34.00.
COllNMEAlr-Market steady; fine whlto
and yellow. $1.KX1S; coarse. $LS3t30;
kiln dried, 33.13.
WKEAT-Spot, quiet; No. 2 red, l.ltVS,
elevator. and $1.13. f, o. b.; No. I north
ern. Duluth. 3L00VI. f. o. b afloat, ITU.
tures were steady on the cables and re
ports of decreasing stocks abroad and
In sympathy with the northweat. May,
68 6-I60: July, 87o; September, 6Ho..
CORN t5 pot market steady; export.
Htto, f. o. b., afloat
OATS Spot market firm; export 37H
3Sc; standard white, SSHo) No. 3, oc;
No. 4, 37o; natural white. S7T38MfO, No'
3 nominal; whlto clipped, 3740 Vic; all on
track.
BUCKWIIEAT-Dull.
BARXfET Market steady; feeding, E4Vic
o. 1. f New Tork; tnalUng, 6tc, o. t
f Buffalo.
RTE Market steady; No. 3 western, 60o
asked, c 1. f.. Buffalo, and feedlntr, E4?ic,
o. . f New Tork, opening navigation.
BRAN Market dull; western sprint?
bran, $22.00; standard middling, 100-pound
sacks. $2.60; city, $33.00,
IIAT-Market quiet; No. 1, $L0Offttt5;
No. 2. tMPOci No. 3, WOOa.
HOPS Market easy; state common to
choice. 1313 crop. I926c; 1M1 crpp. ttfUo;
Pacific coast, 1912 crop. l(21c; 1811 crop!
ll&lSc.
LEATHER. Market firm J hemlock
firsts, astSto; seconds, 37tpc; thirds, 24
tgexo; rejects. ltifiiOc.
' HIDES Market steaHy; Central Amer
ica, 36Uo: Bogota. 391iOWC
TAXJiOW Market steaay; prime sum
mer tallow, spot, f486j 3. 43; May, $e.4fi;
July, $6.44; September, tiM; prime city,
6Kc; country, fHSV&ai special. 7a.
PROVIBIONS-I'ork, market steady)
mess, $33.acf3e.R): family, $33.06t7aS.e9:
short clears. L9.60. ef, firm:
mess. $19.0OR).O8; family, 8.eoSfS.OO; beet
hams, 382.0Oft4U.0A Cut meats, qutet;
Pickled bellies. 10 to 14 lbs.. $U $644.75;
pickled hams, li.7S911.00. Xaard, steaay;
middle west prime, $U.44Mi.6e); refined,
steady: continent, HIM', 'Bouth Ajnertca.
$13.40: compound, steady at n.7C4j8.M.
UUTTElV-Tho market was barely
steady; receipts, 8.9H cases; cream
ery extras, SSc: firsts, NttOtHo; process
-firsts. 27tt2?o: factory, held. MUsWo.
CHEESE Irregular; receipts, lJtio cases;
state, whole milk, held, colored specials,
EdUS-Unsettled; recetpU, 176 rases;
nearby hennery, whites, good to Ultra
size, new laid, 21o; western gatherod
whites, 19tfQ0c. '
POUITRT IJve, strong; western chlek.
ens, 13o; fowls, 23c: turkeys, So; dressed,
steadyt fowls, lSHOiSo; frosen turkeys,
lS24riO.
Mtnneapolta Ortttn Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April t-CORN-No, 3
yellow, 4tM9c.
OATS-No, 3 white, SOJOC
RTE No, 2. t4SJoHc
BRAN-$17.oO(SP18.00.
KliOUR First patents. $4.20i4.to; sec
ond patents, $t.064.40; first clears, $3.00
3.30: second clears, $XC04f2.70.
SEED Flax, $1.28
BARLET 40gCo.
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. April l WHUAT No. 1
northern WHOjeOVio; No. 2 northern. 84
ajtsstto: No. i hard winter, 98?91o; May,
HBKe; July, 88Kc
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 63t2TaC; No. 2,
white, UtMVio: No. 3. UafUHc; May. OHc;
July, Bffto,
OATS-33HJV4a
RTE-20.
BARLET 62fllo.
I.lverwool Grain Market.
MVERPOOIj, April 0. WHEAT Bpot
steady: No..l Manitoba, 7s M; No. 2 Mnnv
ltoba, 7s 6Vd: No. 3 Manitoba, 7s 4Hd.
Futures, firm; MKy, 7s 4Xd; June, 7s S&d;
July, 7a SHd. ,
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4s lOftd; old, es; via Galveston. U
SHd. Futures firm: May American mixed,
5s d; July La Plata, 6a Hjd.
Minneapolis Grain' Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 1. WHEAT
May, 8oKQW4c: July. SSHHWHo; Septem
ber. 89Hc Casht No. 1 bard. W; No. 1
northern, 8&ZJ87WO; No. 3 northern, taiity
84Ho; No. 2 hard Montana. S7Via; No. 3,
82S3VsO.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORIC April t COTTON Mar
ket closed steady at a net advance
of from 1 to 13 points. The futures
market closed steady. Closing bids were:
April, 12.30a: May. 12J4e; June, 12.13o; July.
12.100; August. 12.00c; Septembebr. 11.62o;
October, ltSac; December, 11.630; January,
11.34c.
8T. LOUIS. April X-CXrTTON-Qulet:
middling, IJHo; sales, none; receipts, 1.32)
bale: shipments, 1,277 bale; stock, Z),fM
bales.
Wool Market.
ST. liOUIB. April l.-WOQL-Market
steady; medium grades combing and
clothing. 23tt?26oi light fine, 13 no,
heavy fine, 13918c; tub- washed. 3736c.
Leading domestlo quotations range aa
follows: Missouri threa-elghtha. blood.
2SViI2ta: quarter-blood. rSHSCc. Scoured
basts, Texas fine, twelve months, (9crS0r;
fine six to eight months, 6&c$36o: fine fall.
47434SC. CalltornU northern. E&So.
(
CkloaKo Prodnoo Market.
CHICAOO. April 1. BUTTER Eaajers
creameries, 231139a
EOO& Easy; reoelpts, S.665 eases; at
mark, cases Included, l6HlTUci ordi
nary firsts, lH16o: firsts. 17c
POTATOES Steady; receipts. 63 cars;
Michigan. 45JW7o; Minnesota, 43j47o; Wis
consin, 40043c.
POULTR Weaker; dressed turkeys. l$c;
live chickens. lVAo; live springs, l7Jic,
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. April 1.-OOFFBE Ii-u.
tures market closed steady; receipts, tel..
760 bags. Quote: April, U.82o; May. ll.Tle;
June. 11.83a; July, 11.93c; August, 13.63c1,
September. October, November. December,
January, February and March, 13.13c.
Vpot coffee, steady; Rto 7s, ilo; Santos 4s,
lSKc. Mild, dull; Cordova, 1&317C. no in.
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