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    THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APKll, 10. WW.
15
HKAL ESTATK
CITY PnOt'ISHTY VOtl SALK.
Here's a Chance
I to got n house or lot cheap and on easy payments.
Wo have in Clnirniout two five-room and
one seven-room house, now, mid ten fine vacant
lots, which wo will offer for sale on easy terms.
i
Salesman will bo on ground to show same
from two o'clock until dark, Saturday afternoon,
April 19th. Take Benson car and got off at 47th
and Military Avenue.
Benson & Carmichael
Tel. Doug. 1722.
9-Room Home
In Kountze Place
It you want a well arranged, well built
house that has large rooma, high ceilings
and Is located on south front BO-ft. lot
In a nice neighborhood, you should look
a houso 1920 Spencer Ft. Has large ves
tlbulo entrance with tile floor, largo re
ceptlon room with window seat, good
sized parlor with fireplace, large dining
room with built-in china cabinet, well
arranged kitchen and pantries. The
downstairs Is nil finished In oak, except
ing kitchen, which Is finished In birch.
On second floor there are four large well
arranged sleeping rooms with high ceil
ings, large bathroom with tile floor.
Balance of second story has oak floors
and birch finish. In the attic there are
two rooms finished. The house is deco.
rated throughout. Was built for a home
about five years ago. Has hot water
heating plant and first-class plumbing
throughout.
Hastings & Heyden
lb. tlarney 8U
TO BUT, SELL. OR KENT, FIBST BED
JOHN W. ROHB1NB. 1WK t'AKNAM Sr.
Build Your New Homo After
PlanB and Specifications
specially prepared after your own Ideas
by KXPEHT ARCHITECTS to suit your
requirements In arrangement and cost
SPECIAL, PRICE 110.00
for complete plans and specifications.
Quick Service and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
THE H. H. NIEMANN CO.,
Muskogee. Okl.
Your Own Terms
Elegant six-room bungalow, Just com.
pleted; no reasonable offer refused; will
take auto truck, lot or sell right. Web.
4193. 2S66 Blnney. Owner.
Slides'
Special
Bargain
1104 Bo. SSth Ave., a beautiful, new, little
E-room bungalow; downstairs living room
arrangement finished in oak, with very
fine lighting fixtures; two rooms and fine
bath on second floor, together with small
sewing room. This room could bo used
for a bedroom In nn emergency.
The wner has given us a week to sell
this place at 14.000. WHY DON'T YOU
BUY IT?
D. V. SHOLES CO.
913 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. Doug. 4
11,900
for a 5-room cottage, about B years old.
Modern except heat, large lot, close to
car and school. Small cash payment or
vacant lot will do.
W. S. FRANK,
102S City National Bank Bldg.
NEW Dundee house 4821 Webster; all
modern; six rooms and large sleeping
porch; elegant oak finish; grate; attic
and full basement; easy terms. Tel. Leav-
ltt. Harney zafio.'
(llTOHl T.vlAVINrs PITY.
Strictly modern 6-room home, corner
lot, two blocks from car line and Hani
com Park. 2333 South 31st St. Tel. H.
1913.
VMMI'IIOVED.
A GOOD building lot; 60 ft. frontage;
near car line; close In; $1 down and 60c
per week. Why pay rent.
j. Shuler, 1014 City National Bank Bldg.
ACRGACK VOn SALK.
10 Acres
, Improved
Adjoining
Benson
Only a short distance from Benson car
line and paved street. Mostly east slope,
fine sightly ground, Just east of Key
stone Park; has about 150 full bearing
cherry, plum and apple trees, mostly
cherry, all In first-class condition; three
long rows of red raspberries, two long1
rows of grapes, two long rows of black
berries, about half acre In asparagus.
nmA .hiiharn cvrn rnnn nr nurrnnia
and gooseberries, about 6 acres of al
falfa, balance rich garden land; has 5
room house, large barn, buggy shed,
chicken houses and other outbuildings;
Bteel windmill, electric light In house and
barn. A place that you can move right
on to and begin to get returns this spring.
Price. 17.500.
Hastings & Heyden
1H Harney St.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS UK TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice tn Nebraska, 106 Brandds Theater.
HEAL estate
FARU ,t HANl.il LMl.i Poll SALE.
Arkauu.
130 acres good level land, no rocks;
65 acres In cultivation; 6 miles from
county Beat; price. 112.60 per acre.
Southern Realty & Trust Co., Ashdown,
Uttle River county, Arkansas.
Cullrurnlu,
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
U Tues. W. T. Smith Co. SU City Nat. Bk.
Idabo.
FOR 8ALK-540-acre stock, hay and
grain ranch; good outside range; 100 head
stock cattle; unincumbered. For price
and terms addrtss owner, I, C. Weant.
Crawford. Idaho.
The Persistent and Judloluus Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
HEAL ESTATE
CITY I'tlOIMCIlTY FOB BALK.
G42 Paxtou Block.
REAL ESTATE
FARM fc RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Idaho.
THE BEAUTIFUL. BOISE VALLEY
has never had a cyclone In Its history.
Come to Idaho, where you can now do
well In a new, growing, enterprising coun
try, and where there are no tornadoes or
crop failures. Send curd for handsome
booklet and particulars regarding the
country. We also sell good business
propositions In southern Idaho.
Refer to First National and Boise City
National banks. Boise.
GEORGE E. ATWATER,
Meridian, Idaho.
J. E. SCHOOLER'S AGENCY,
Boise, Idaho.
Minnesota.
FOR SALE 320 acres, 45 miles from
Minneapolis, 1H miles from town; 220
acres under cultivation, balance pasture,
good soli and good set buildings; 15 cows,
five horses, complete set machinery, corn,
oats, hogs, chlckuns and everything goes
at 130 an acre; $6,000 cash, balance can
Btand five or ten years, 6 per cent In
terest. SCHWAB BROS..
1028 Plmouth Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn.
SEND for free list of Minnesota farms,
p) to $76 per aero. Minnesota Land
Agency. Court Wk., st. Paul, Minn.
Montana.
SIXTY THOUtlAND ncres Carey land
open to entry at Valler, Mont.; fifteen
annual payments; section famous lot
grain, grasses, vogetables, well adapted
diversified farming. For particulars wrlto
Valler Farm Skies Co., Box 2. Valiw.
Mont.
FOR SALE 160-acre ranch near Red
Lodge, Carbon county. Montana; good
buildings, best of black soli; nearly all
under cultivation and Irrigated; plenty of
water; fine creek with trout In across the
place. Price $55 per acre; terms. Ad
dress 3018, 47th Ave., S. W Seattle. Wash.
New York.
TO SETTLE MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE.
160-acre farm, buildings worth $9,000.
Price, $,000. $1,000 cash down, balance 6
per cent. Write for photo. Railroad fore
to purchaser.
E. MUNSON,
2(26 S. Ballna St., Syracuse. N. Y.
Nebraska.
WESTERN NEBRASKA RANCH.
To exchange for hotel, In western Iown
or eastern Nebraska, preferred; excellent
opportunity for party whd wants farm
and ranch. F. J. Schnorr, 618 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la.
Texas.
FOR SALE.
St. Joseph's Island, New Rockport,, Tex.
32,000 acres at dlstrens prices, a great
bargain, no trading.
W. IL GRAHAM.
Sole Agent. Cuero, Tor.
tViiihlnwlou,
THE WALLA WALLA VALLEY,
Washington, presents at the present time
a most attractive field for the Investor
and homeseeker. This section has never
experienced a cyclone, hurricane, tornado
or flood. A diversified district, where
the small tract farmer docs equally as
well as the large grain grower. Write
today for free Illustrated literature de
scribing fruit growing, gardening, dairy
ing and hog raising. The Commercial
Club, Walla Walla, Wash.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage "Vi days. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, etc., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen't Agts.. 138 N. La Salle St., Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
LIVE STOCK MAUKKT OK WEST
Live Block Coiumlsaluu Merchants.
BYERS BROS. &
Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bldg.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, April 18.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands,
12.25c ; middling gulf, 12.60c; gales, 2,000
bales.
Futures closed barely steady: April,
11.75c; May. 11.74c; June, 11.75c; July,
11.74c; August, 11.59c; September, 11.38c;
October. 11.32c; December. 11.36c; Janu
ary. 11.30c; March, 11.34c. Market closed
barely steady and from 11 to 20 points
nei lower.
LIVERPOOL. Anrll 18.-COTTON-Snot
moderate business done! prices steady;
middling, fair, 7.45d; good middling, 7 lid.
middling, 6.91d; low middling, 6.76d; good
ordinary, 6.41d; ordinary, 6.07d. Sales, 9.000
bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April 18. COFFEE Fu
tures market opened steady at an ad
vance of I to J points, rather disappoint
lng European cables being offset by the
firmer tone of the Brazilian markets.
Trading was not active, but there seemed
very little coffee for sale and prices
w ui Am mallei uuimg wit) uuy on cover
ing of shorts and a little trade buying.
The close was steady. Sales were 43,260
bags. April, 10.72c; May, 10.77c; June.
10.88c; July, 11.01c; AUKut, 11.12c; Hep.
tember. October and November, 11.24c,
December, 11.25c; January and February,
11.20c; March, 11,27c. Spot coffee steady;
Rio 7s, HVic; Santos 4s. 13c; mild, dull;
Cordova, 14V46'17Hc, nominal.
Imports of Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, April 18. Imports of mer.
chandlse and dry goods at New York
for the week ending April 12 were 116.019..
848. Imports of specie for the week end
ing today were 1117,146 silver and 1316,905
gold; exports were 11,279,393 sliver and
125,100 gold.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, April IS, Bank celarlngs for
today are 13,033,616.666 and 12,891.757 11 for
the corresponding day last year.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Big Shipments j)l Wheat to Be
Moved from Upper Lake Region.
CASH CORN IN BETTER DEMAND
HI Silica Are Recorded nt ChlenKU
anil OiitKiiltiir Onrnocs Total In
NelRhlmrhooii of Three
Million Ilnshels.
OMAHA, April 1$. 1913.
Millions of bushels of cash wheat are
to leave the upper lakes for the lowei
lakes as rapidly as they can bo loaded Into
vessels. One house alono now has 500.W0
bushels at Duluth loaded to como to Chi
cago, and most of this grain will be there
Monday or Tuesday next. Several ves
sels left that port yesterday bound either
for Chicago or Buffalo, and It was also
reported a cargo of flaxseed was shipped
from Duluth yesterday. Chicago houses
now own 3.600,1100 bushels of wheat ut
Duluth. but this will bo shipped out of
that market to points where the price
Is most attractive.
There are still enormous stocks of
wheat at Duluth. and u great deal of It
Is unsold, with owners offering It on a
basis of about V over tho Chicago Ma)
?Ptlo4l, Larger stocks of this groin in
the Chicago market will mean a depress
Ing factor, as anyone who needs cash
wheat Is generally slow to tako hold
"'hen heavy stocks are In evidence.
There was an absence of reports on a
big export trade In wheat yesterday be
cause of the manner In which a Balti
more firm was served by the Board of
Trade officials Wednesday when thoy
manufactured Items to suit Ion In
wheat which were without foundation.
The cash sales at Chicago yesterday
were small at 75,000 bushels and this as
wholly on milling account.
There were mutterlugs of unfavorable
crop conditions from Kansas yesterday.
The message reported dry spots In
western and southern Kansas as well as
In the northwest, and as both sections
are producers of tho wheat surplus of the
United Stated any deterioration will cause
a stampede of shorts and It will also
develop an Investment demand.
Cash wheat was i8o higher.
Cash corn was In better demand yester
day, with sales In Chicago of a5.000 bush
els. The corn fleet Is clearing from
Chicago with twelvo boats. There arc
two more to clear and a few yet to bo
loaded. The total corn to go out will not
exceed 3,000,00) misheln. It was reported
yesterday that additional vcHsel room will
bo chartered to take out largo quan
tities of corn now held In Chicago. Cash
corn was liJMio higher.
Oats followed corn yesterday and tho
trade was narrow. Tho cash article was
higher. Cash oats were Mo higher.
Clearances; Wheat and flour equal to
360.000 bushelB; corn, 3S6.000 bushels; oats,
8,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, Md to d
higher; corn, unchanged to & higher.
Primary wheat receipts wero 334,000
bushels and shipments 460,000 bushelB,
against receipts of 367,000 bushels and
shipments of 341,000 bushels Inst year.
Primary corn receipts were 32i.00O bush
els and shipments 1,479,000 bushels,
against receipts of 309,000 bushels and
shipments of 716,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 495.000 bush
els and shipments 671,000 bushels, against
receipts of 339,000 bushels nnd shipments
of 623,000 bushels last year.
Carlot lleveliitn.
Whettt.Corn.Oats.
Chicago 44 43 1 27
Minneapolis U9
Duluth 21
Omab. 23 39 20
Kansas City 31 29 5
St. Louts 82 64 40
Winnipeg 229
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 85H8io No. 3
hard, 84?&86$;c No. 4 hard, 81S4c; No.
3 spring, 8585Vc; No. 4 spring, 83Hf(4Hc;
No. 2 durum, Mii87c; No. 3 durum, 65V4
f86c.
CORN No. 2 white, 64OC5o; No. S
white, 6SH64Hc; No. 4 white. 6214iS14c;
No. 2 yellow. o46414c; No. 3 yellow, 52-)i
063V4c; No. 2. 6214&6114c; No. 3, 6353?4c;
No. 4. 62V4(S63c
OATS-No. 2 white, 1403414c: standard,
331443314c; No. 4 white, 33432ic
BARLEY Malting. W3G2ic; No. 1 feed,
41(f45Hc.
RYE No. 2, 6&W&7c; No. 3, MHiTOSc.
The following cash sales were reported
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter: 5 cars,
85ic. No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, Stftat); 4
cars, So4c. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car 84c.
No. 2 northern spring: 1 car, 861c.
OATS No. 3 white: 1 car, 3314c; 6 cars,
3314c. No. 4 white: 3 cars, 32c; 2 cars,
32 lie.
CORN No. 2 white: 1 car, 65c; 1 car,
64c. No. 3 white: 1 car, 5414c; 1 car,
641ic; 1 car, 61c; 1 car, 6Mic; 14 car, 6314c.
No. 3 yellow: 1 car, 54c; 1 car, 63)ic; 8
cars, 6314c. No. 4 yelluw: 1 car, Mlic.
No. 3 mixed: 2 cars, Wlic; 2 cars, 6314c ,
8 cars, 63c. No. 4 mixed: 1 oar, 63c.
RYE No. 2: 1 cor, 67c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of tho Tradlnir null Cloolne
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 18. Bearish domestic
conditions In wheat Wero offHet today by
a bulliBh foreign situation, tho result bo-Inn-
n net unturn of 'Ac to $4c. Corn fin
ished HKc to c higher, oats had a not .
gain of 14c to HSic ana provisions a nei
advance of 10c to 2Sc.
Strength was shown by wheat from tho
start on the higher cables and the re
newed talk of prospective exports It be
ing believed that European needs will soon
bo great. Rains In France and unfavor
able crop news from parts of Russia gave
strength to the foreign situation. Tho
only variation In the vIowb of tho situa
tion In this country came in the form of
reports of Hessian fly, cinch bugs and
dry' weather In parts of Kansas, but the
effect on tho market seemed to be small,
the disturbances being confined to a nar
row area.
So completely did bull Bentlment' domi
nate the market that no depressing ef
fect was apparent from reports that
south of the Ohio river and In Oklahoma
and Texas wheat Is already bo well along
that i Is jointed. Neither did the fact
that grain shipments are now on through
the Great Lakes check the bullish tend
ency of the market. Primary' receipts
of wheat were 334,000 bushels against 357,
000 bushels a year ago. Seaboard clear
ances of wheat and flour equalled 300,000
bushels.
Corn displayed considerable strength on
buying of Importance. There was a fair
eastern demand for cash corn. The chief
offerings came from longs on realizing
sales, but these, were scattered and many
sellers later rebought on dips. Oats
showed strength In sympathy with the
other grains.
Shorts were In the market for ribs and
lard and this burdened prices. Many of
those covering today were representa
tives of foreign houses. There was also
a fair Investment demand.
Futures closed as follows:
ArUclel Open.l High. I Low. Close. I Ytsy
Wheat I I
May.
91UttH
91
91U
90',4
to
91?i
90S
89H
91
S9H
July.
Sept.
Corn.
Mnv.
July.
Sept.
Oats.
900 ',J I
90V4
89a9H'
I
65ir.'
v- ' wnwttfXft'scflMv,
66W ,V,W,V4ffUI65iffl'!i
67K60KQ56TiS67 65i
l55Ti16til
66HI
I
1
May. 35
35.134TQi6l XW)3KW.
July. 34H
Sept. 34H
Pork.
Mar. 19 75
Mi
34Kl24HasT3lli'8,
34Vl Sl'ii3W3(Vi
34H
19 KW 19 75 1 19 85 19 0
20 05 ! 19 SZ'A 20 00 I 19 75
19 85 I 19 70 19 80 , 19 62V4
It 20 11 071 11 17hIi0 97-11
11 12V4I 11 00 I 11 1214! 10 95
July .119 82-85'
tfept I 19 10 1
Lard. I I
May. Ill 07-10
July. 11 00-02
Sept. 11 V&
Ribs.
11 1214
11 00 11 riw 10 -jiyi
May.l 11 37K!
July. 11 12V4
11 45
11 37U.I 11 45
11 30
11 06
10 90
11 2214!
11 12V4I 11 20
Sept.' l &
11 0.1 ' 10 95 I 11 00
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2
red, ll.(C1.09; No. 3 red. &8c$ll-02: No 2
hard, 92H9Mc; No. 3 hard. 90flO3c; No.
1 northern, 92V4934c; No. 2 northern. 910
93Hc; No. a nortnern, wvtwic; no. i
spring. 90j91'.4c; No. 3 spring. 88j90c; No.
4 spring. 8MS7c; velvet chuff, 88e2V4c;
durum, 8&S!Hc Corn No. 2, 6614067c;
No, 2 white, 6714068c; No. 2 yellow, 57
57Hc; No, 3, 651405C14C; No. 3 white, 67
6714c; No. 3 yellow, 66tf6!4c; No. 4, 64V4W
6514c; No. 4 white, 65140CCc; No. 4 yellow,
64H0C6!ic Oats: No. 2, 33Hc No. 2
white. 35!v03?y4c; No. 3. 33c. No. 3 white,
Sl',if3G!.c, No. 4 white, 3&tt3414c; stan
dard, 35H0C!4c. Rye' No, 2. 64c Barley.
t70c. Timothy 12.7503.60. Clover:
115.OO0fil.OO. Pork 119.85. Lard 111.2214.
Ribs 11 12Hc
EGOS Steady; receipts, 36.U6 cases, at
mark cases included, KfHSe, ordinary
!&r:,0MAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
xirsts, I6WIW4C
POTATOES -
cars; -Michigan. 3cVg4Jc; Minnesota. tr-KV.
Wisconsin. SSfl43c.
lWLTRY-Kosler; live chickens. 16c.
live springs, 15a
BUTTUR-Steady; creameries. !7JJ4e.
I
OMAHA IJK.NKIIAI. MAHIC12T.
BUTTER No. 1. Mb. carton. S3:; No
1. 60-lb. tubs. 3314c; No. 2, 30c.
CHEKSE Imported Swiss, 32c: Ameri
can Swiss, 2c. block Swiss. ?4e: twins,
17c, daisies, 1714c; triplets. 174c: loung
Americas, 19c; blue label brick ISc, ilm
burger, 2-lb.. 21c; Mb., 22c; New York
white. 20c
BEEF CUTB-Rlbs. No. 1. 30c; No.
2. 17o; No. 3, 16V.C Loins, No. 1, 22c; No.
2, ISHc; No. 3, 16c. Chuck. No. 1. He;
No. 2. 104c; No. 3. 101c, Rounds, No.
I, 1314c; No. 2, 13c; No. 3, 124c. Plates,
No. 1, 9e; No. 2. 8Hc; No. 3, Slic.
POULTRY-Brollers. Lib. to lV-lb , Jic;
14-lb. to 2-lb 26c; hens. :o; cocks, 11c;
ducks, 20c, geese, I80, turkeys, c; pig'
eons per doi., 11.20; rooau-e. Sc; aucka
full feathered, ISc; gee, rull feathered,
ISc; squabs, No. 1, 11. 50; No. 2, fiOc.
FlSH-'Whlte. froien, ISc f-cat. froicn,
14a; large crapplcs, frozen, lbc; Spanish
mackerel, 11c; eel, 15c; haddoCK, lie;
flounders, He; shad roe, pee ja.r S
salmon Sc; halibut, 13c; buffalo, iic. bu'i
heads, 13c, oysters, bay standards, ,
northern. (1 55, selects, U.'.O; counts, Ji.l'J
FRUITS Apples, extra faiiuy large
Rome Beauties, per box, 11.7b, extra fancy
large Yellow Newton Pippins per box,
II. 60; extra fancy Washington whlto win
ter Pcarmalns, per box, 11. 80; extra fancy
Washington Wlnesaps, per box, 1MK);
Utah Wlnesaps, per box. Jl.fio; .xira
fancy Ganos, per box, JI.20; extra fancy
Ben Davis, per box, J1.16, extra fancy
Gano, per bbl., t3.U); extra fancy Bun
Davis, per bbl., 12.75; extra fancy Wine
sap, per bbl., $3.60; extra fancy Missouri
Pippins, per bbl., 3.25. Oranges. Florida,
extra fancy, St. Mike's. 80, 90. 112, 120, l,
170, 200. 218, per box, 11.00; extra fancy
Valencia. SO. 90. 112. 120. 110, 170. 200. 218,
per box, 14.60. Lemon, extra fancy
Southland Beauties, SOOs and 3C0a, por
box, 1S.00; extra choice, Justrltr, per
box, J7.60. Grapefruit, Florida, Indlun
River, C4 and 80 sizes, 23.75; 64, 12.60 ; 45.
0.25; 34, 13.00. Louisiana strawberries,
per ensu, 12.50. Cranburrlos, fancy, per
bbl., 17.00; Jumbo, per box, 12.50.
VEGETABLES - Potatoes. Colorado
Rural, per bu., 60c; Red River Early
Ohio, per bu., GOo. Onions, largo red
Globe onions, per sack, fl.OU; largu white
Indiana, per lb., 2c; large Spanish, per
crate, 11.50. Sweet potatoes, Kansas,
table stock, per bbl.. )2.&0; Kansas scuu,
per bbl. (duo April 1 to 10). 12.00. To
matocc, fancy Florida, per ti-basket
crate, 13.00; choice, 6-basKot crate. 12.60.
Celery, Florida, per crate, 3, 4, 0, 8-dor.,
13.00; Florida, medium, per dox., 60c; Cal
ifornia Jumbo, per doz, 85c. Shallots, per
doz., 60c. New boots, carrots, turnips, per
doz., 60a Parsley, per doz.. 60c Radishes,
per doz., 60c. Head lottuce, per doz., 11.00;
homegrown leaf, per doz., 4oc. Green pep
pers, per basket, 60c. Wax or greon
beans, per box 15.00. Hothouse cucum
bers, pur doz., Il.00ff2.00. Cauliflower, per
crute, 13.60. Venetian garlic, per lb., l2VnC.
New York cabbage, per lb., ltfc. Egg
plant, per doz., 12.00. Rutabagas, per lb.,
IVic; beets, turnips and currots, por bbl.,
12.00.
MISCELLANEOUS Onion sets, yellow,
per bu., 23 lbs., 11.75; red, per bu., 11.7J;
white, per bu., 12.00. Evaporated cran
berries, carton containing 38 pkgs., per
carton, 12.70. Figs, new California. 60-J
olzo, 11.85; Imported, 7-crown, per lb.. 17c.
Dates, Halowtl, per lb., JVic; Dromedary
brand, package, 13.00; Anchor brund,
Package, 12.225; ausar walnut dates, per
box, 11.35. Walnuts, No 1 soft shell, per
lb., 18c. Pecans, medium, per lb., lSVic;
Jumbo, per lb. 16c; Giant Louisiana ,
paper shell, per lb., 25c. Fllbcrta, per lb.,
15c. Almonds. Drako, per lb., 15o; paper
shell, ISc. Brazils, per lb., 10c; large
washed, per lb., 12c. Black walnuts, per
lb., 2Hc Peanuts, raw, No. 1, per lb., GVtc;
Jumbo, per lb, 8c; roasted, per lb., 8V4c
Hlckorynuts, shellbark, per lb.. 4c; large,
per lb., 3c. Whlto rice popcorn, per lb.,
(Sc. Horseradish. 2 doz. bottles In case,
per case. 11.90. Cocoanuts, per sack, 15.00;
per dozen Mott's cider, per keg., 13.60;
Nehawka, per keg 13.25.
Corn nnd Wheat Iteftion Bulletin.
United States Department of Agricul
ture's weather bureau report for Omaha.
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
8 a. m., 75th meridian tlmo, Friday, April
18, 1913.
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Rain
High. Low. fall.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland, Nob.. 79 48 .00
Auburn. Neb... 82 4S .00
B'ken Bow, Nb 78 48 .00
ColumbUB, Nob. 77 48 .00
Culbertson, Nb. 80 67 .00
Falrbury, Neb.. 85 47 . 00
Fairmont. Neb. "78 40 .00
Or. Island, Nb 77 61 .00
Hartington, Nb 75 46 .00
Hastings, Neb. 78 60 .00
Holdrege, Nob. 80 62 .00
Uncoln, Nob... 80 63 .00
No. Platte, Nb 81 62 .00
Oakdale, Neb.. 78 61 .00
Omaha, Neb.... 78 56 .00
Tekamah, Neb. 76 60 .00
Valentino, Nb. 70 48 .00
Alto, la. 73 45 .00
Carroll. Ia 74 48 .00
Clarlnda, la.... 83 47 .00
filbley, la. 73 39 .00
Sioux City, la. 72 48 .00
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending nt 8 a. nt.
CENTRAL STATIONS.
No. of Temp.-- Rain-
District. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, 0 18 70 48 .00
Louisville, Ky... 22 76 48 .00
Indla'pollB, Ind.. 14 7fi 60 .00
Chicago, III 24 7(1 48 .00
St. Louis, Mo... 19 82 64 .00
Des Moines, la. 22 78 60 .00
Minneapolis 61 70 Z. .00
Kan. City, Mo.. 20 88 f,4 ,00
Omaha, Neb 17 78 60 .00
Cooler weather prevails this morning
In Wlsconaln, Minnesota and the Duko
tns. It Is slightly warmer In tho eastern
districts of the corn and wheat region.
No appreciable precipitation occurred In
any portion of tho region within the last
twenty-four hours.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
ivunsaJi unun nnu t'roviaion.
KANSAS CITY, April 18. WHEAT
cash: No. z red, K6V4wc; No 3, 8514TP
col-. MA i ni v o uiAV-f rvj
CORN No. 2 mixed, 57Ho; No. 3, 66H0
lijc; wo. l! wime, djsc; wo. 3, &7IIWC.
OATS No. 2 white, 3C0364c; No. 2
mixed, S4o.
RYE Unchanged.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. S8H0; July. 84140.
CORN May, 66&065T4a; July, 65140ttlHc.
OATS May, XHc; July, 34Hc.
HAY Unchanged.
BUTTER Creamery. 84c; flrstij, 3132c;
seconds, 290'3Oc; packing, 24 0.
EGOS Firsts, 16008c; seconds. 13a.
POULTRY Hons, 16n; roosters, 10c;
ducks, 16c.
St. I.oula General Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 18,WHEAT-Cnsh:
No. 2 red. 1LO701.O9; No. 1 hard, 9hfi92c.
CORN-No. 2, 6914c ; No. 2 white. 000
61c.
OATS No. 2, S5c; No. 2 white, 38c.
RYE C2c.
Closing prices:
WHEAT May, 91Sc; July, 8814c.
CORN May. 65Uc; July. 8614c.
OATS May, 3314c; July, 34c.
POULTRY-Weak; chickens. 14c;
springs. 18c; turkeys, 18c; ducks, 1314c;
geese, 9c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 30034c.
KGGS-Hlgher at 16Uc.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, April IX. WHEAT
May, 87H087Jio; July. 8914c ; September.
DOHc Cash: No. 1 hard, cs No. 1
northern, 8S$40t&ij; No. 2 northern,
86ftH7o; No. 2 hard, Montana, 88T4c;
No. 3, 830Ga
CORN No. 3 yellow. 6414o.
OATS-No, 3 white. 32c.
RYB-No. 2. 6606714c.
BRAN-116.000 17.00.
FOUR First patents. 14.3004.63: second
patents, 14.166'4.60; first clears, 13.1003.40;
second clears. 12.00tr2.80.
FLAX-11.3OVi01.3Oi.
BAR LB Y 4 1 SitJc.
Liverpool Gram Market.
LIVERPOOL April 18.-WHKAT-Spot,
firm; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 9d; No. 3 Mani
toba, 7s 714d; futures, firm; May, 7s 6id:
July. 7b 4Wd: October. 7h 3Hd.
CORN-Spot, firm American mixed,
new. 5s: new kiln dried. 5s 2Sil: old. Km-
old, via Galveston. 6s Slid. Futures
steady; May American mixed, 6a ,&;
July La Plata, 6a IHd.
I
I'eorln Market.
PEORIA, April 18,-CORN-No. 3 white
66c, No. 2, 654c, No. 3 yellow, 6314c, sam
ple, 60c
OATS No. 2 white, 36c; standard, 5314c.
Receipts of Cattle Are Small and
Values Are Lower.
H0QS DIME TO FIFTEEN UP
Receipts Are I.IkM ntul Trnile Opens
Kitrly Sheep anil Lamb Are
Actlie anil Ten to Fif
teen Cent lUfilicr.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 18. 1913.
Receipts were. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4,897 5,tW 13,657
Official Tuesday 6,2tM 17.127 o.KM
Offlclul Wednesday.... 3.7SO 10.456 8.888
Official Thursday 2.W3 6,957 13.349
Katlmato Friday 353 3,700 2,316
Five days this week . 16,327
Same days last week.. 15.279
Same days 2 wks ago .11.979
Same days 3 wks ago. 15.204
Same days 4 wks ago .15.284
Same days last year... 19.093
43,849
34,426
62.93$
61.618
42.244
43,703
39.785
38,441
31.09.S
24,620
37.14S
69.759
Thu following table ktiowk the recellHS
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ior 1110 year 10 uatc. comparea wun mi
year. 1913. 1912 Inc. Dec
Cuttle 275,634 297.010 21.477
Hogs 894,408 1.144.604 J&O.ftHl
Sheep 684,888 679.0X6 6,862
Tho following tablo snows the range of
prlooa for hogs at South Omaha for the
last fewdayB with comparisons:
Dato. I 1913. 1 1912. 1 1911 . 11910. 190. 119081907.
April 8. S S3 J 7 Cl 6 1210 16 6 V0 6 74!
6 tt
6 32
6 3'J
6 46
pru ti. a 6i'4 t mi - tin ij t 91 s 11
April 10 8 81141 7 64 5 941 ' I t 90 6 68
April Hi 8 91 7 4Si 6 85,10 03 5 76
April 121 8 94141 7 65i 0 8o 9 m 6 791
1 42
April 13 I 7 l 0 Vi !i Wl 1 vi mi w
April 11 8 I I) W 9 M tt W 0 00 -
April lf. i 76', 7 l6 f 97l 9 6b 6 88 6 4) 6 39
April 16 8 651i 7 ) I 9 66 6 8S 5 37 6 43
April 171 8 6t14 7 711 6 OSi I 6 9U 6 4.1) 6 39
April 18 7 70 6 06 9 14 " 5 62 6 23
Sunday.
CATTLE There were not enough rattlo
of uny kind In tho yards this morning to
really make a market, the total receipts
being only soventeen curs. Such cattle
n there were, wnlle not very many, still
commanded prices about steady with yes
terday. This means that beef steers are
urnnml 25o lower than the closo of lust
week.
The best heifers are around 15o lower
and killing cows 26c lower. Bulls and
stags nro also quotubly 26c lower than
last week's close, but veul calves have
been fully stoutly all week.
Stock cattlu and feedurs havo shown
Uttlo or no change, although possibly
heavy feeders are a little easier than lust
week.
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
beef steers, 18.2O04i.65; fair to good beef
Bteors, 17.9O0S.2o; common to fair beef
steers, 17.40tr7.PO; good to choice heifers,
17.2508.00; good to choice cows, 16.7607,50;
fair to good grades, 15.8506.60; common to
fair grades, 14 0Oui.85; ood to choice.
Blockers and feeders. tl.UYiiR 2R: fnir tn
Kood Blockers and feeders, 16.7507.60;
common to fair Mockers and feedeis,
16.2506.75; stock cows nnd heifers, 16.000
7.00; veul calves, J7.OO0O.6O; bulls, stuns.
WU'., o.uua'.3.
HOGS The market opened In good
shapo thlB morning nnd tho sales were
made at figures that wero 10c and In
oran cases 10015c higher. Trade was
active from tho outset, and on tho re
ceipts wore so smull everything wns sold
be foil) 9:30. Light hogs, which mudo up
the turgor portion of the supply, were u
big dimn higher, whlto tho prices paid
for heavy and mixed hogs looked to be
10015c above yesterday's average. There
wero no rough heavies here, and there
won Uttlo If anything sold under 18.70,
which price was puld for several loads
of good heavies. Bulk of tho offerings
moved nt 18. 7008. 85, the latter price being
the highust puld. Thu quality was very
good, but thero was nothing luncy ubout
any of the offerings uud consequently
no toppy lights.
Tho supply this morning amounted to
about 52 cars, or 3,700 head, making the
woek'B total 43,783. This Is over 9,0iW
heavier than tlia sumo days lust week,
but bi 26,000 smuller thuu for the sumo
period a year ago.
SHEEP Today's markot on both sheep
and lambs con be beat described 03 100
l&c higher, with practically all tho offer
ing's being active sellers ut the advance.
Tho upturn In prices was duo to u light
run uud to tho fact that tho packers
wanted a few klllera to finish out thu
week. Tho total receipts amounted to
no more than ten carw, or somu 2,313
head, eight cars belrur lambs and tho
remaining two being owes. A double
deok of Mexican lambs fed In Nebraska
and weighing1 sevonty-nlno pounds went
10 inn pucKora ut wiuivi wus top
for tho day, as compared wlti? 18.45, the
highest point reached during tho early
trada yesterday. Borne, 81-pound Mexican
lambs from tho Scott's Bluff country",
tho samo as thoso at 1H.30 on Thursday,
sold up to 18.45 this morning. Among
till) -fed westerns was a bunch iLViimelnir
78 pounds at 18.40.
As a mutter of fact, thero were not
onough aged sheop here to test values,
though it wus thought If more were on
Bale they would experience fully a much
advance us In tho case of lambs. The
two loads of ewes offered wore good
sellers and brought 15.90.
Tho main feuturo of the tnulo during
the week has been 11 big drop In prices
from lost week's high level. Owing to
liberal runs prices havo hud a sagging
tendency on most days, and after con
sidering today's udvance lambs still
show a big decline, tho prlco reduction
amounting to X04Oa Moro owes, weth
ers nnd yearlings showed up during the
current week than for several weeks
past, and oh prices wero nlreudy on a
very high level at tho beginning of the
week packers saw a splendid opportunity
for a downward revision of values. Aged
sheep nnd vearllngs are now selling at
least anywliom from 60c to 76c lower
than tho rlose of last week
giintntlons on sheep nnd iHmbs' Good
to choice Mexlcnu lambs, 18.3508.00; fair
to good Mexican lambs, 18.1608.35; good
to choice western lambs, 18.OO0H 25. fair
to good western lambs, 17.8508.00; feeder
lambs, 17.4607.75: yearlings. Ilicht, 17 350
7.60; yearlings, heavy, 17.1507.35, weth
ers, good to choice. M.7607.00; wethers,
fair to good, 10.6006.75, ewes, good to
cholco, 16. 2505.60; ewes, fair to good, 8.0g
06.26; culls and bucks. 13.000-1 .W.
Kansas rity Lire Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY, April 1 8. CATTLE
Receipts, 200 hend. Market steady.;, na
tlve steers, 17.2500 00; southern steers,
16.250O.6O; southern cows and heifers, 18.30
08.45, native cows nnd heifers, 14.2508.60;
Blockers and feeders, 10.2608.60; bulls,
15.7607.60: calves, M.OOfiO.75; Western
steers, 17.000 8.40; western cows, 11.6007.25.
HOGS Receipts, 3.600 head. Market
10c to 15c higher; bulk of sales, 18.7500.00;
heavy, 13.7008.85; pnokers and butchers,
1S.760S.OO: light, 18.85JfO.05; pigs, 17.7608.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,000
head. Market steady, muttons, 15.0087.26;
Colorado Iambs, 17.250R.5O; range wethers
and yearlings, 15.60Q7.75; range ewes, 15.00
06.50.
ChleiiKo Live Htonk Market.
CHICAGO, April 18. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,000 head. Markot stmuly; boeves,
xi.zfrtiu.; Texas steers, JH.7M7.W; west
ern. 17.0008.10; stackers and feeders, 10.10
00.20; cows and helferu. 13.0008.40: calves.
16.600 8.60.
HOGS - Receipts, 10.000 head. Market 10c
to 15o higher, bulk of sales, 19.1000.20;
light. 1? 9009.25; mixed. 18.8509.25; heavy.
18 0600.20: rough, !8.6508.6O; pigs, !6.Wa
9.10.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Rocelpts. 6,000
head. Market strong to u shade up; na
tive. tc.00fi7.20.. western, 16.0007.25; year
lings. 16.6007 90. Lmnbs: Native, 16.600
8.73; western. O.760.76.
Nt
ST.
celpts.
, I.oula Live Htoek Market.
LOCIS, April 1 8. CATTLE ne
800 head. Market steady; native
teers, I5.76fr9.00; cows and heifers,
beef s
14.60ft
Pontile
Tn steers. 16.26ft8.50; cows and hfclf-
crs, 14
whi.w; raives, io.wt).w.
S-Receliits, 4.600 head. Market 10c
HOG
to 16c
mixed
IIIKNI'i . I'. KB Ullll 1IHOIS, il.WQV.Ui:
and butchers, 19.O0ij0.2O; good
'i or.irg r.
heavy.
SHE
EP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300
fflTkftl mtntv rifitlVa mtttinna
head
'.26, lambs. 17.00ff8.70.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 200 head; market steady; steers.
17.264jfi.80; cows and, heifers, 14.COS9.00
calves. 16.26Q8.26.
HOGS-Recolpts, 1.600 head; Market 10a
higher; top. 19.00: bulk. 18.7638.86.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 1,200
head, market steady; lambs, 17.603fi.t0.
Moux City Live Mock Market.
KlOl'X CITY, April 18. CATTLE Re
celpts, 400 head Mnrl.rt steady native
steers. 17 50ft S 00 cows and helfera. 15.609
7.7 j, canners, 13.75iC.2o, stockers and
feedeis, tTlXVti7.C5. calves, 16.767 60; bulls,
15. SOW? 60.
HOGS Receipts. 3.000 head. Market 16o
higher; heavy, 11.7008.80; mixed, tS.TW
"i.26: light, ISMVffS.nq; pigs. 17 3607.W; bulk
of wiles, IS 750S.S5.
8UEKP AND LAM US No receipts.
RKI'OHT OF CMIARING ltOUSK
Transactions of Associated Hanks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, April 18. Hrudstreot'rt
bnnk clearings report for tho week end
ing April 17 shows an aggregate of J3.I0S.
020.000 us iiKiillist 13,072.Ml,OH0 Inst wek
ai.d W. 67 1.6.1S offl in tho corresponding wcik
Inst year, list of cJUcm.
CITIES.
Amount. I Inc. Dec.
New York
Chicago
Ronton
Philadelphia
St IOIH
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
San FrniK'l.ico
Uultlmore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
t.tm Angeles
Cleveland ,
Detroit
iNew Orleans
OMAHA
Louisville
Mllwuukeo
ScattW
Portland, Oro
St. Paul
Denver
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Sioux City
Suit Iiko City
Volunibus
Toledo
Duluth
Des Moines
Rpnknno
Tucomu
Oakland
1'eorla ,
San Diego
Dayton
Sacramento ........
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Springfield. Ill
Qulncy. Ill
Btnomlngtnn. HI...
Ogdcn, Utah
Decntur, III
Jacksonville, HI...
Washington
St. Joseph
Wlohlta
Topeka
11,922.454.0m 13.5
319,679.XX) .3
I7S.4iV.OfO 10.2
lfl6,9.V,0(X) 3 1
83.623.000 l.S
07,527,OiX 15.9
64.06VKX) 4.9
62.B91.tW0 .9
39.1.14.000 4.2
27.W)7.C1il 4.3
32.323.0lXV 10.3
25.835.0001 25. 8
I 2S,2AS.X; 31 5
27,'.M8.0ii IS. 8
lS,m,0Hi 2.3
I 17.713.(X 13.6
1.1.008,0110 21.9
16,169, Oil) 6 7
14,797.tX 13.1
1S.H3.0W 2S.0'
8.922.WX) 14.2
I 10.473.rtX) 27.6
9.012.000 6.4
I 1.792.000 4.7
2,956,000! 7.5
5,731.000 23.5
7,901.000 18 1
G,322.1X) 38.0
.1,O73,0iX) 10 8
6,203.000 4.0
I 4.072,000! 15.2
3,0S3,0rt; 42.0
4.0:.9.000 8.8
I 8.528.000! 12.8
3,0i!0.OiX 8
I 1,661,000 26.0
1,761,000 6.2
1.712.000 5.2
1.0S9.000' 21.5
1.183.ft K.8
8OS.000 29.0
I 660,0001 1.4
6I2.0OO 6.4
I 542.O0O 11.1
M.OOO 21.1
8.024,000 2.9
I 8.151,000 .3
3.4S3.O0O 6.6
1,834,000 7.9
Nr tv York Money Mnrknt.
NEW YORK, April 18,-MONEY-On
rati, steady at 21402H per cent; ruling
rato, 2K per cent; closing bid, 2 per
cent; offered at. 2i per cont. Tlmo loans,
ensy,; sixty nnd ninety dnys, 414 per cent;
six months, 4'4ff4i por cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-61406
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 14.8310
for sixty-day bills and nt 14.8640 for de
mand; commercial bills, 14.82V4H14.
SILVER-Bar, 69o; Mexican dollars.
4So.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. rrt. U. rf . . .10011 Jpn 41ia llu
do coupon
iwiH-K. u. Ba. rof. B.. Mil
1034L H. db. Ii 1131.. 00
10S14L. A N". unl. 4i IU
HJVill. K. & T. Ut U. W
USSi "do tan. 4Ws-.... t
U. 8. Ja, re....
do coupon . . . .
U. 8. 4a, re(
uo coupon
ranama la coupon. .101l4Mo, l'acltln u
A -(. lat In rtfa.... El W do oodt. 6 IS
Amr At. to nn"lt H II of M 4H.
A. T. A T. cv. 4a.. MN. V. ft f. K
"Am. Tobacco in.. 111H do deb. 4i 17V
Armour A Co. 4Ui.. 1114 If. Y. N. II. A IL
Atclilaun (an. Ii. ... 3S4 cr. 114a 78
4o or. 4a 1M0 1MU N. &. W. lit e. 4a. II
do cv. &a 101 do cr. 4a. lOiM
A. 0. L lat 4a m,Kcv racldo 4a. 1414
Dal. A. Ohio 4a... . IJi Mo U
do iH" ima a. K rttr. ii...tiiit
Pnwk. Tr. cv. la. . . 19 I'tnn. cv. H" HIS. PS
Cen. ot Oa. 5....lMti &o con. 4a ,,,, ttu
Crn. ioathfr la Hli8. L. & 8. h tt 4s 74
ChtR. A Ohio 4H.. til! do ta. ia ,, 71V
do conv. 4Ha St. L. S. w. c 4,,. 7ih
Chlrco A A. 114a.. M A. L aJJ, la... 7Itt
C. II. A Q. J. 4a.... WUSc ao col. 4s IC
do xn, it 11 do cv. 41 lit
a M A 8 P ov 414a..l01T4 lat rtf. 4i
u. iu 1. ai 1 . c ia. auu-so. junwav ca ot
do til. 4a., 8JH do sn. 4a. 7(14
C. AS. r A e 414a IVi Union I'aclflo 4a..... tSH
11. tv 11. ct. 11. oo cv. fi. ......... nv
D. A It. a. ret. ta. 7814 'do lit ref. in 1
Dlitlllcni' la CS V. H. Uubbvr ta.... 10214
Kris p. 1. 4 1214 U. 8. Bterl td ta... 10111
do gen. la 7J14 Va.-C. Cham. la.. MH
do cv. 4a,. sr. I) . 71 0u. lat A ai. 4a. 1711
111. On. lat r it It Wratern Md. 4a 10 5
Inter. Mat. 41te TlVWeet. Klec. ov. la., tlu
Wla. Central 4a.... IV4 later. M. M. IHa.. UV4
London fltnek Market.
LONDON. April 18,-Closlng prices nt
stocks were:
Coneola, monaj.. 74 ll-tl IauIbvIIIo A N
HT14
. n
.104
.K14
do account 'I;41I., K- A T
Amal. Copper TtltM Y. Central..
Atchlaon 1051a Norfolk A W..
Ilaltlmora A Onlo. ..1029. Ontario A W...
iranaaian l'acinc ..zdi rennarlvanla tin
CheaapMlia A 0..
114Iladln(
lHaflouthern llr 17
llli Southern Pacltlo. . . .IMu
1214 Union Pacific 1I7H
II V. 8. Steer. US
47HWalaah m
2114 De Peer 11U
124 Hand Mlna T
ChlcMO O. W ..
8t. Paul
Denver A ltlo O
Erie
do lat pfd
tlrand Trunk
Illinois Central
Hii.vi'iii liar, nrm at Z7 9-iad per ox.
MONBY-2j4'2 por cent.
The rate of discount In the onen mnrknt
for short bills Is S144fOS per cent; for
three months' bills, 2ib pur cent.
WKW YoniC nRMSRAI, MAniCKT
Quotations of the Bay on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. April l-FLOUR-Wmier:
spring patents, 14.46iiI4.66; winter stralghtH.
14.CxU4.66; winter patents, 14.7Oit0.10;
spring clears, t4.OOiM.20; extra No. 1 win
ter, 13.8Off4.10; extra No. 2 wlntnr. 13.70M
,3.80; Kansas straights, 11.1034.20. Ryn
flour, firm; fair to good, 13.6O&3.80;
choice to fancy, 13.86ff3.96.
CORNMEAI-Steady; flno white and
yellow, ll.30ftl.36; coarse, tl.l.JO; kiln
dried. 13.30.
RYI3-Steady; No, 2 western, 8149o,
c I. f. Buffalo.
BARLEY Firm., malting, 69S68c. c. i.
f Buffalo, opening nuvlKiitloti: feeding.
&5o c. 1. f. New York.
WHEAT-Spot. firm: No. 2 red. 11.1414
elevator and 11.16 f. o. b. afloat, opening
navigation. Futures wore fairly uotlvo
and stronger on higher cables nnd re
newed bullish advices from Kansas. May,
9814a; July 9714c; September, 90Hc
Bonded wnoat: Aluy nnn juiy, J1.U1V4-
CORN-Spot. firm; export, 62-Hc. f. o. b.
afloat.
OATS-Spot, steady; standard white, 40c;
OATS Spot, firm; Btandard white, 40c;
No. 3, SrSlHWOe; No. 4. 3714038c; natural
white, 37 r40c ; white clipped, 38QH014C.
HOPS Quiet: stute. common to choice.
1912 crop, 16W2lc; 1911 crop. Iridic; Iliclllc
coast, 1912 crop. 101 20c; 1911 crop, Uftl5c.
HIDES-Steady. Bogota, MlifcWlic;
Central America, 28Hc.
PETROLEl'M -Steady; refined. New
York, bbls., 18.60; bulk, 18.80; cases, HO.tO.
HAY-Kltm, No. 2, M&Xc; No. 3, 75
85c.
LEATHER Klrni; hemlock firsts, 284j
2io; seoonds, 27Q28C.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess, 121.76
tf22.60; family. 123.50W2D.O0; short clears,
121.001(22.50. Beef, firm, mess, 19.0o4f
20.C0; family, 123.00tt24.00. Cut meats,
firm; pickled hams, 10 to 14 uoundH, 114.60
tl6.60; pickled bellies. I6.17ffl5.60. Jjxta.
firm: middle weBt. 111.3011.40; refined,
steady; continent. 111.93; South America,
112.60; cuinpound, 18.2&&8.60.
TALLOW-Steudy; city, 6iC,; county,
6TtI6,o; special, 7 3-16c.
Bl'TTElC Firmer; receipts, 6.C43 tubs;
creumery, extras. 3614c; firsts, 36!4S36c;
process extras, 31VVil22c; firsts, Z&SOc,
imitation creamery firsts, 2si29o; fac
tory, current make, firsts, 26QC7c; pack
ing stock, current make, No. 2, 24c; No.
3, 2023c.
CHEESE Steudy; receipts, 1,941
boxes) stute whole milk, colored special,
17fl171ic: state whole milk, white spe
cials. IGliflWic; skims, UQlSc.
EGGS Unsettled; receipts, 24,937 cases,
fresh gathered extras, 21c; fresh gathered
storage packed firsts. 19W320!4c; Penn
sylvania and niWby hennery whites,
good to large size, now laid. 22&Cic,
western gathered whites, 20fl2114o.
POULTRY Dressed, quiet,; western
killed fowls, 1614T19c: frorefl turkeys,
150S6C Alive, steady; western fowls, 18c;
chickens. 18c; turkeys, 15c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS April 1S.-WOOL-Stoady;
medium grades, combing and clothing,
23!4ft36c; light fine, l9fClc; heavy fine,
WlSe; tub washed, 27fr36c
Tho Perslatent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET '
General Drift of Prices is Slightly
Downward,
NO SERIOUS LOSSES REPORTER '
Week's Cnrrrnpy Movement 1InN
fitrenndieiied Ranks New St. i
Pnul llfferlnu; Helpa the
Ilenrn.
NEW YORK, April 18,-The drift of
prices wa downward on the stock ex
chiingo tixlay. nlthnugh the pressure of
selling wns not severe and few Impor
tant stocks lost more than a point Trad
lng wns of the same listless character
as on recent days. There was a con- -tinned
absence of outside speculative In-
torest and offerings of stocks were prln
c pully in tho nature of professional -
short selling. .
Bear traders felt that their position
wus reinforced by tho result of the offer-
log of tho now St. Paul 4Vi bonds. Tho
fact that oven tho comparatively high
rato of return wns not sufficiently at
tractive to capital to rail forth Btibscrlp- ,
tlons for tho entire Issuo was regarded as
significant of conditions to confront other
applli-nnts for capital. Sale of more than
!-).000.000 of these bonds, however, showed t
that capital Is available, provided bor
rowers adapt themselves to present con'
dltlons. Tho new St. Paul bonds again
sold on the stock exchange nt U under s
tho subscription price. A
Thero was further pressuro on some
stocks which have been nffect.-d bv new
financing. Bultlmoro & Ohio dropped to "
9SVt, tho lowest since 1911. Southern
Pacific waB sold heavily at times. Its
weakness being attributed to tho belief ,'
that Union Pacific's holdings ot that i
slock might bo placed on the open mars j
kot, should tho latest dissolution plan
bo approved by tho courts. The copper
hurt also worn heavy and among the j
nprclaltles thero wero a number of sniirp i
declines. Mexican Introleuin rose over
6 points, Its strength being explained by
the Increase In dividend rato from 4 to
6 per cent. a
Tho result of the week's currency 5
movements apparently has been lo 1
strengthen tho position of the banks,
forecasts baed bh known movements
pointing to a cash gain of 16,000,000 or J
17,000,000. Money ratea were Inclined to
be easier. Foreign exchange weaktntd f
under the Influence of lower discounts 'T
In London. L
Bonda turned downward again, nock
Island collateral 4s lost 114. Total sales,
par valuo, 12,486,000. United States bonds
unchanged on call. ?
Number of dales and leading quotations
on stocks wero as follows:
Bales, lllih. tow. Clou.
Amalgamated Copper .... 1M00 T1V4 7414 7H I
American Agricultural , 12
American Pert Buiar.... two 12V 1214 ilH 1
American Can 1,001 2414 Slh Sl! "J
Ameiinut Can pfd 600 toy; im II
American O. A K t,0 -
American Cotton Oil..... 100 41 41 44
Am. I cm Securities too It tt ttK
American L4rue) ....... too 10 10 IS
American Looomotlvn ... 1,000 tt St 3514 . v
American B. A It 2,200 II (H14 tl
Am. S, A It, Pfd 100 10314 10J14 10314
Am, nutar nertnlnr 100 11314 11314 1131
American T. A T 2,100 130 12114 130 ' 1
American Tobacco 200 225 23IT4 234 '
AnaomuU Mlnlnc Co 500 3S14 33 3I4 t
Atohlaon 1,400 1011 101 301
Atchlaon pfd 100V4
Atlantto Coaat Une.' 400 12114 12114 1211,
llattlmorn A Ohio 4,100 H14 1l; ,
llethlehem Htecl 300 3414 34 51 Ti ,
nrooklrn TUpM Tr 1.D00 M14 HV Mi
Canadian I'aclflo 4,000 244K 14314 244H "
Central leather 200 in 23 UK
Cheeapaak A Olilo ,l)00 74 (414 4
Chlcam O. W , ... , ill 4
Chlcaoo, M. A Bt. r.... 2,100 100 14 103 14 1031
Chlcaio A N. W 100 12214 1111 133V4
Colorado F. A I M0 34 33 32 "
Conaolldatad (la 132
Corn Product! 100 1014 1014 1H
Delaware A Hudson 119
Denver A IUo llrande to
Denver A It. O. pfd !61i tf
Dtttlllera' Becurltlea 1(14
Krla 2,100 30 2i4 UK
Rrle lat ptit 4114
lOrla 2.1 pfd 304 21 It SS4
aenrral Eletlrlo 400 1ST4 1S 13l4
Oreat Northern pfd 200 JI7i 127H 12714
Orrat rtliern Ora ctfa. 200 35 34K 3444
Illinois Central 400 120 lttS 11314
Interboroudi Met 700 1114 l(ai 1414 1
Inter. Met. pfd 400 SS14 tH 74
International llarveater 105
Inter-Marina pfd 100 1714 1114 l?i n
International I'aper too 114 14 314 ,
International l'ump ..... 100 10 10 10
Kansaa CItr Southern.... 100 tTK UK 74 '4
Laclede Qas 3H4 .
Uehlfti Valler 300 140 1IIV4 15914
Loulavllle A Naahvlllo... 204 12314 133 133
M.j 81. P. A B. Bta. M.. 300 13414 131 133
Mlaaourl, K. A T 100 2 it UK
Ulaaourl I'aclflo (00 3714 3714
National niMUlt 200 11114 1141 114 i
National I-d 4314
N. It. It of M. 24 pfd 3614
New York Central 2,300 10314 101 102V. '
N. Y.. O. A W 200 31H 31 31 i
Norfolk A Weatern 900 104S 10414 lOdli
Nbrth American 7 '
Northern l'acino l.o 1H US 1
lHclflo Mall 2t4 .
I'ennarlvanla J.400 114V4 11414 1144 '
reopla'B Oa 11 j '
P.. C, C. A St, L 100 94 l 94
1'lttaburfh foal tOO 20 20 li
l'rneaed Steel Car 100 2314 2414 2
Pullman Palacn Car... U914
neadlns i... 47,700 16814 1I4'4 1H
.Itepuhllo I. A 8 200 2SH 2S it I
Hcpubllc I. A 8. pfd 3414
Rock laland Co 3,700 2114 21H 2114 ' 1
Itotk laland Co. ptd 1,200 3714 3H "Vi
St. L A 8. V. 2d pfd.... 100 2414 1414 241
Seaboard Air Line 100 131 1314 1U i
Seaboard A. L. pfd .
Sloaa-Shettleld S. A I ; .... 34 V
Houthern I'aclflo S.300 100T4 9914 100i 71
Boutliern llallwar W0 3414 1414 3114
So. Hallway ptd 300. 7tH 7114 7114,
Tenneaeeo Copper ) 354 35H M1 .
Tejaa A Pacific 1
Union laclflo 11,00 1534 1H44 ,
Union I'aclflo ptd 200 tt 84S UU j
United BUtea Itealtr .. 100 7Vt 4414
United Btatea Rubber. .. 100 4 4 3t4
United Btatea Bteel.. . . 38.100 2H J1J4
V 3. Bteel pfd 100 103"4 103S4 la ,
Utah Copper 200 1114 UK M
Va -Carolina Chemical . 4
Wabalh 1M la 114
Wabaih pM " t
Weatern Maryland
Weatern Union 100 414 J414
Wentlnghouee Klectrlo ... WJ 64' 44 441, r
Wheellns & L 11 , ?
Ei-dlvldend. t ,
Total aalea for the day, 232.900 aharea.
Boston Mlnlnir Stock.
BOSTON, April 18.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks were us, follows:
Allouet K Mohawk H'
Araal. Copper 7414 Nevada Cos. . . 17V4
A. Z. L- A S 21 Mplaalns Mlnea 9 T
Arizona Com 214 North Putte 14 ,
I). A C (' 8. M. North Lake . 1H .
Cal A Arliuni. ... M Old Poralnloa ... 4914 .
Cal A Ilecla 475 Oaoeola 8
Centennial 141Qulnoy M
Copper Itanra C. (J 44H Shannon 11
Kaal tlutta a M.... 19 truperlor 311
FranVlln 7 Superior A II. M.. 31
Olroui On 3 1-H Tamarack 2914 1
Clranby Con 4314 U. 8. 8. K. A M. .. 40'4 1
llreent Cananea . . 714 do Pfd 49'4
I.le Iloyale Copper. iUtah Con 9
Kerr Lake 314 Utah Copper Co..... 3314
Lake Copper 141 Winona 214
I Sella Copper .. 414 Wolverine W
Miami Copper 2414 -
Aaked.
Nerr York Mlnlnir Stock. it
NKW YORK, April 18. Closing quota "
tlons on mining stocks wore:
Com. Tunnel atock . 3 Melcan 70
do bonda 12 Ontario 200
Con. Cal. A Va 3 Ophlr to v
Iron Silver 1M Small Hopes i
Iadvllle Con. ... 4 Standard loo
Little Chief 1 Yellow Jacket ... 25
Offered.
SuRsr Market -
NKW YORK. April la, SUGAR Raw,
firm; Muscuvado, 2.o0c; centrifugal, 3.c; ,
molnsxcH sugar. 2.6lo; refined, steady.
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