Nebraska Newspapers

    THE HKK: OMAHA, '.TtiMUY, APKIL 'J!), 101.1.
11
OKFItttKI) VOtt SALE
-Minuet In noon ii.
BAFES 2-hand. American Supply Co.
EMPTY Ink barrels for sale. Apply U
Publishing company, nth and Farnam
straeta.
FOB, SALE New and second-hand
carom ntvd pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. Th
Brunswick-Balke Collender Co., 407-109
South 10th St
OFFICK furniture, 353 Urc HI tig,
ONE Ba9sCorl engine. 22x14. light
hand.
One Sioux Corlls engine, 20x42, loft
hand.
Both In flno condition. Also other en
gines from 2. H. l to 75 II. P.
American Engine Works, 213 E. First St..
Pes Moines, la.
Kindling. J 4 11. Dross, lumber & wrecking
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company.
Clay Center, Nebraska, manufacturers of
Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for
Incubators and brooders; cataloguo free
BUFF Orpington eggs, and broody
hen. Webster 1926.
EGGS
For Hatching
From thoroughbred U. C. Tlhode Island
Beds; vigorous hardy stock: great layers;
country range: $1 for IS: 15 per WO.
A. H. Mafcar, Benson Neb.
R. F. D. No. 2. Tel. Benson 747-W.
T1IOROUOHUKED Burred rock hens
and eggs for sale. Webster 3701.
FOR SALE Setting hens. $1 each: Buff
Orphlngton eggs. Jl setting. lligbee,
Child's Crossing and Boulevard. 1'none
So. 3135.
PET STOOK
WANTED Bctl greed Scotch Collie. Ap
ply 2920 No. 36th St.
fEIlSONAJb
MASSAGE, salt glow. Mmo. Allen of
Chicago. 103 S. 17th St. Douglas 7066.
Massage. Mrs. Steele. 1807 Farnam, 3d fC
REAL ESTATE
vt nr. v4i: roit s vi.i:.
Acre Bargains
Wu have one tract of 4 acres and a trai t
of M acres In Keystone Park, n Henson
suburb. The aie both very choice and
can be bought right.
O 'NELL'S R. K. & IKS.
AGENCY, 1303 FARNAM ST.
Tel. Tyler 1024.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
BEED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Hrandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE
PAIIM A IIAM'II L..N1). KIIH SALR,
Callfornln,
CALIFORNIA Una excursions 1st and
W Tues. W. T. Smith Co. SIS City Nat. Uk.
Miss Fisher, mas., hath, elec. treat. D. 863.
THE SALVATION ARMY soUclts cast
off clothing; In Met, anything you do not
need. Wo collect, repair and sell at 131
N. 11th St.. for coat of collection, to the
worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4125 and
wagon "v 111 call. .
M A fTNJTc'PTP treatment. E. Brott, 1829
iMAtrJNiLllL vlnton u. 7S93.
HEAL ESTATE
63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Bextcn pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
MANICURING; face, scalp and mac
netlc treatment. Miss Debar. 201 3. 13th.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS,
subscriptions to the L. II. Journal,
II. 60; H. E. Boat. 1.M), and Country Gen
tlemnn, 11.50, will earn J3.00O for the In
valids' PenBlon Ass'n, which will Insure
myself and fifteen other sufferers 110 a
month each.
Must have 24 in April. Your renewal
worth GO cents. DON'T WITHHOLD IT.
Phone Douglas 71G3, Omaha, Neb.
GORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha
strangers are Invited to visit the Yountf
Women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Marys Avi wbero they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
MASSAGE MRS. RITTENHOUSE, 308
Boston-Store, Eve, and Sun, appplnt's.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS
&S7 subscriptions to the I,. II. Journal
I1.&0; S. E. Post. 11.60. and Country Gen
tleman,' 11.60. will earn 13,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, which will insure
myself and fifteen other sufferers' 110 a
month "each,
Must have 87 in April. Your renewal
worth 50 cents. DON'T WITHOLD IT.
Phone Dougluu 7183, Omaha Neb.
GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN.
IS AN JOAQUIN VALLEY
ALFALFA and FRUIT Lands.
Southern. Pacific and Santa Fe main
linos traverse our absolutely level tract.
Only 15 feet to "water; also artesian wells.
Five hours' run to cither San Francisco
or Iajsi Angeles, with a combined popula
tion of far over 1,000,000.
1125 "PER ACRE-EASY TERMS.
JoiiV ditr half-rate excursion to
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
In May See tho
FONTANA ORANOE GROVES,
located on the electric line frqm Lop
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your reseratlons early and let us
show you the "GOLDEN STATE" from
San Francisco to San Diego.
For free handsomely illustrated book
lets on all mutters Callforian, Bee or
write
KARL BRE11ME, 615 Bso Bldg.
Missouri.
ONE of tho best bearing apple orchards
in Missouri; 33ft acres; Il mllcB from St.
Joe. Free, from Incumbrance. Will ex
change for Income property In Omaha
free from Incumbrance. Have recently
become resident of Omaha alid desire ttU
my investment In Omaha. For further
particulars mil E. P. Snowdcn. care Nc
brasku Blau-Gas Co. DoUglaa 3877.
Nrhrnakn.
NEB. FARM PRICE $500
TERMS
110.00 CASH AND
15.00 PER MONTH.
I havo 24 Nebraska farms; 40 acres in
each farm. Prlco, 1500 per farm. Will bell
on above terms. ,
This is a chance of a lifetime.
DOWD.
1123 W. O. W. Bldg.
Phone Red 32S5.
(2302) Have client with 640-ncre small
ranch 20 miles south of l.ong Pine, Neb.
1C0 acres hay, 40 acres cultivated. Bal
ance good pasture. Fenced. House 16x24,
bain 30x4S; new granary 12x14; well and
wind mill. A snap for someone ut 115
per acre. Will take some cash and some
trucle.
J. A. ABBOTT & CO..
604 City Not. Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
PARODIES on the latest songs. Send
stamps for list. E. L. Curry, Box 343,
Council Bluffs. Ia.
M ARSAliP, Swedish movement. 418
JUAOOAUiJ Bee Ulljg, Douglas 6372.
.. .'-'.." -- ?t
SALE OR EXCHANGE It. C.
HAVE'gbod farm's to ei fchanne tor rest
dence, and Income property. Owners too
us. J. A. Olson, 601 City National Bank
Bldg., ODiaha.
CYCLONES
CAN WRECK CITY PROPERTY,
but thuy can't wreck land. We have land
for city property.
PALMER LAND CO..
1106 W. O. W. Bide. Omaha.
Improved Farm
Half section and hD a eves; south central
Nebraska; fair Improvements. Prlca
116,000. Want to trade this for town prop
erty. No agents. Address me to Post
office Box No. 633. Omaha, Neb.
TRADE if you can't sell. W. S. Frank.
K2R City Nat. Bank. .
FOR SALE or trado for lot, pool tables
and bar fixtures. 1314 Cuming.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Good House
At a Sacrifice
Near Hanscom Park
1335 South 29th St.
Eight rooms, bath and laundry; all
modern and In good condition large base
ment, fine Xurnucis. brick coal bins and
vigetublc cellar; storm, sash; screens;
f.wnlng; cement walkH; also furniture,
consisting 'of quartered oak bookcase,
library table, china closet, dining table,
leather-seated chairs, fine kitchen cabi
net; gas 'stove, etc Am leaving city and
ery anxious to sell.
l.M.Annn mnh ii.if mil. t r
6-room .house, barn, sheds, corrals, 'all
fenced, two wells, mills, tanks; five milk
cows and calves, chickens, all hay und
farm machinery, nine head horses,
wagons, buggies and harness. Part cash
and time. Price, 6,!00. 414 Barker Block,
uinunu.
Nvr Vuru,
TIME to come east "flfi-nern mtnoh Dml
dairy farm at 32 per. Big producer, good
dwelling and tenant, house, 2 barns
shop and evaporator house. 176 acres
luvei, w timber, 70 hillside pasture, school
',i mile. One of the best farms In Ontario
county. Geo. G. Goodelle, Geneva, N, Y.
South Dakota.
320 ACRES, S miles from Hymore, H. D.
Good 7-room house, barn 160x80 feet with
hay mow for 76 tons of hay. Two hog
pastures fenced with woven wire. Good
we)i;wrUi water, piped In -house. 160 acres
In cultivation, balance pasture. Lays
level and excellent soil. Price 145 per
acre; 16.000 to JS.000 down. MARY SEY
HOLD. 217 McCague Bldg, Omaha.
tVllslllnulon.
THE WALLA WALLA VALLET.
Washington, presents at tho present time
a most attractive field for the Investor
and homeseeker. This Bectlon has never
experienced a cyclone, hurricane, tornado
or flood. A diversified district, where
the small tract farmer does eu.us.lty as
Well- us tho large' grain1' grower. Writ
today for free Illustrated literature de
scribing fruit growing, gardening, dairy
ing and hog raising. The Commercial
Club, Walla Walla, Wash.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
1100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. I.
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
LOANS on farms and Improved cliy
property, 5, 5 and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. II. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam St
WANTED City loan and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith Co.. 1320 Farnam tSL
GARVIN BROS-cSSS-
BUNGALOW
Reception hall, living room, dining
room, kitchen, two bed' rooma and bath,
hII on one. floor; mahogany finish, hot
watdr heat; fine cement basentent, ele
gant east front lot, pa.ved street, flnb
location, near car line and school. Prc,
'3'3 BEMIS-GARLBERG CO.,
310-812 Brandcls Theater. Bldg.
Want Offer
On prettiest corner in WEST PART OF
CITY. Well-built eight-room, all, modern
home; good furnace, pas and electrlcltv,
tiled bath, flno shade trees and shrub
bery; small barn. This Is worth 17,500,
but can be had at a big bargain, 3301
Davenport St. Ask for Information from
PETERS TRUST CO.
WANTED FARM TN EXCHANGE "
for a 'fine store building In Council
Bluffs. Has two fronts, opposite court
house on one street und one of the prin
cipal hotels oil other. The building Is
first-class and could not be built for tua
price, without tho lot. Has cemented
basement, elevator, 2 suites of living
rooms on 2d floor. It will be useless to
offer any blue sky. If you haven't some
thing with value to trade, don't write.
Tho prlco of this property Is J000.
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 Pearl S t , Counrll Bluffs.
PALMER LANp jLU
Have Just lately got control of twenty
flve sections of line land In Nebraska and
Kansas, which they will exchange for
clear property. llOu W. O. W. Bldg.
BUY FROM "0 VNFjR
. 1R14 Evans St iVi block 'from car Three
rooms downstairs, sun room and bath:
beam ceilings. Moot brick basement: Lot
30x126 front and bai!k. yard; all sod; largo
gangc. Now occupied by owner. Newly
completed. Built or home. For further
information can at ln nivalis.
TO miY. SEIJ, flK KEST. U"ITIKT BPI?
JOHN W. ROUBIN3. lWi FARNAM ST,
7-ROOM house for sale by owner; all
modem. SK70 Corby.
$16.00 Down
WITH $1G PER MONTH '
buvs, a nice home.
1NTER-MOI NTA1N HEAL ESTATE CO.
1523 Douglas, Main Floor.
, 7-ROOM house, modern. lotToxlOOTIisi
Burt St. Call Harney 3S18.
MONEY To loan on business or resi
dence properties, 11,000 to 1500,000.
XV. 11. THOMAS. 228 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
021 CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
DOUGLAS 127S.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Hroi
(cf. CITY LOANS. Bemls-Cnrlberg Co..
u 310-312 Brandcls Tneater Bldg.
HARRISON & MORTON. 91(1 Om. Nat.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates, for
Joans on Nebraska' farms and Omaha
city property In any amounts.
823, City Nat. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE have a buyer for your houkv call
Osborne Realty Co. Phone Douglas 1474.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage JV4 days. Moderate rates.
For book ot tours, rates, etc.. apply to
Gen. Agts.. 35 W. Randolph fit.. Chicago,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET;
Wheat Market in Good Position to
Recover Balance.
CORN TRADE IS ONE-SIDED
In Addition to l oinhlr ruble SrllliiK
of YrllniT Cercnl There Wrrp
Also Some AuuroK.il c
llrnr Oprrnttonn.
OMAllA. April 2S. 191R.
There was a decrease of ll.'i.WO bushels
for one day's wheat stocks ut Minne
apolis last week. St Louis is rstlmat
lug a probable cut of SKX.UW bushels in
stocks this week. Four of the Pultllh
bouts In the wheat fleet arrived In Chi
cago Saturday and more of this wheat
whs sold to go Into store, it will take
5,000,000 bushels of wheat to replace in
Chicago elevators the wheat sold for
milling and expoit since the first of the
year. Reports froih Oklahoma wore con
flicting today, some .hiimtiiK Injury in
selections from insects, while others re
ported tho npieurunco of "flys and bugi,
but no damage to date. It Is not Iim'IS
that tho whole European wheat situa
tion, which has heoiV'thti' chief bull
feature, for some time, will weaken aio -thing
like the market otithls side of the
ocean did last wfbKl ilt not, there haw
been enough pronto raking by Chicago
longs and enough fresh .-short selling to
leave tho mnrket In-a nosftlon for u re
covery. Cash wheat was Mf'te higher. It was
a one-sided trade in corn last week, as
the market had no good Mipporters
In addition to considerable Konorul sell-
lug of long corn lor ull mouths, theie,
was noted some nggresslve bear opera
tions, especially In the lato months. The
opening of navigation dast week hud con
siderable to do With the large cut In!
Chicago stocks. Judging from tho re-1
pons oi ruiirotiu oiiiciiiih aim crop ex
perts, NehraHkii and lawn- are going to
have another banner -corn year. Of
course It'W Yet too oUrly in I Mr season
to tell , .anything about, .tho yield. ,hui
Judging from tho seeding nl ,pl con
ditions tho corn leld throughout the
belt will be emmnotii. Chsh corn whs
He lower.
Leaders In the oat trade becumo active
on tho selling side of all piontlis lust
week. Strong Chicago interests pressed
the selling sldo of July OalH and offer
ings wore taken by shorts and scattered
commission house orders. Cash outs
unchangod.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to V473.000 bu.; corn, 7,000 bu.; outs,
167,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed ",iwa nigncr;
corn, unchanged to '(.d lower.
Primary wheat reec tits wero L.K.txio nil.
and shipments GOO.OOO bu.. against recclpU
or Kw.000 bu. and shipments ot i,im ou.
last year.
Primary corn receipts wero 538,000 bu.
and shipments 420,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 377.000 bu. and shipments ot
610.000 bu. last year.
Primary outs reeclpts wero SS9.000 bu.
and shlnmeuts 631.000 bu.. against receipts
of r.82,000 bu. und shipments of 413,000 bu.
last year.
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlcngo M - 1S3
Minneapolis 2ui
Duluth x-i
Omaha 00 12 2:1
Kansas City Ill 105 2b
St. Louis !'S IV. bb
Winnipeg 32S
Omaha stocks for a week ending April
JS were:
Amount. Decrease.
Corn, bu
Wheat, bu
Oats
Ryo
Barley, bu
E39.00O
. RS7.000
.1,12.',000
... 7S.0O0
15,000
.Hi 1,000
10.00J
120,000
Omiilin CiinIi I'rloe
WW EAT No. 2 hard. SfifiSSttc; No. 3
hard SSffiSGc; No. 4 hard, K2WS5c; No. 3
spring, 84V4QR5Wc: No. 4 spring. 4CifiS4'4c";
No. 2 durum, 88SSc; No. 3 durum, S7
8714c
CORN No. 2 white, 54J(54Hc; No. 3
white. 53Hc; No. 4 white. 62sf&3c; No. 2
yellow, B3if64e; No. 3 yellow, 53363V4c;
No. 4 yellow, 6Wj52c; No. 3, 6.1ViU63a;
No. 3. 62'(j63c; No. 1, 61J62e; no grade,
49fi51Wc .
OATS No. 2 white, 33!4if33c; stand,
aid, &1c; No. 3 white, 32!!ic; No. 4, 32U(i."
32ViC.
BARLEY Malting. E4fii2Via; No. 1 feed,
4Pi46a-
The following cash sales were repotted
lRYE No. 2, G7V4G5SC; No. 3, 57JlB7i.sC.
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter. 7 curs,
StiHc; No. 3 hard winter, -1 car, h6e; 2
cars, Hc; No. 4 hurd winter, 1 car, Koc;
No. 3 spring. 1 cur 86Vc; 1 car Mlic;
No. 3 durum mixed, 1 car, Silsc.
CORN No. 2 white, 1 car, B4Hc; 1
car, 54c; No. 3 white, 6 cars, M4c; No.
2 yellow, 2 .cars, 54c; 1 car, 53c; No.
3 yellow, 3 cars. 63V4c; 1 car, 03ic; No.
4 yellow, h car, 52c; No. 2 mixed. 1
car. 534c; No. 3 mixed. 1 car. 5.1c; No.
4 mixed 1 car 52c; no grade, 1 car, 524c.
OATS-Stundard. 1 car. 33c; No. 3 white.
3 curs, 324ic; No. 4 white, 1 car, 324c;
2 cars, 32'4c.
BARLEY No. 3, J car, 57c.
NEW YOllIt JUNE HAL MARKET
Uuotntloiin r the liny on Vnrlon's
t'oiuiuudltlvs.
CHICAGO, April 28. Export business
1 . L. - .,(.. l. 1 T.-,, r.nr..... ., tt.,1 1 f I f-1, 1 lf.
UIH1 IIIO UIBHHUCU wuiuton ,.w. ...... ....
nation today udvunced wheat to.
c. ;orn nau a nii uijiuui u. nv,
oats scored a net rise of 4 to 4c and pro
visions wero 24 to 174c net lower.
Export Bales of 250,000 bushels of hard
winter wheat here and 50,000 bushels In
tho southwest brought about an upturn
after tho market hud eased off on profit
taking sales. Tho reaction was aided by
renewed fears becaUH of the disturbed
political situation In 'Europo und tho far
east. , , ,
Early strength was shown by wheat
on tho higher cables and thu strong for
eign position of spot wheal and cargoes.
A decrease of 3,054,000 bushels in the
amount of wheat on passage was noticed
und stutlstlcs showed a decrease of 2,000,-
.va ,.,.i i.. t.n (Mttmlv When
values later gave away on Helling by
longs tne rauy which ioiiokcu to
by tho statements that damugo was be
ing done by chinch bugH In Missouri. Kan
sas and Oklahoma. Tho market was
quiet thereafter and Mho close was near
the high point of tho day.
The trudo seemed to ignore the bearish
n..l...u ...tiliY. .iinrn innrn tnnll
primary n-niinn, i. r-.-nSii
double those of last, year - l.J.9,000
bUHhels againsi iw.wj ouiii. 07'"
clearance .ot vhcjit and' flout" equalled
liflnl nrn afttr Kftftln
. . .1.... in n, toil .lAkiiunrl
euro aeprrsaiuii, -uiiu tiiiMi.'M ..v. ..-.
Shorts necamn' nervous mm w , 1 ...V
to cover orougni piitco m uuuui. ...n
point of the day .at, tho close. Oats ud-i-nnooit
mi commission hoUfco buying
after early weakness.
ureat weaKiieHs 01 iiokb m
depressed provisions. Hog values broke
sharply because of. the greut receipts.
Tho leaaing luiuem ousru us iuhuyo.
Wheatl I
May. MhWi
July.
Sent.
Corn.
May.
July
WANTED TO MOT.
Dolcoff 2d hand store pays hlgbvst prless
for furniture, clothes, thoes, Web. 1607.
PEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7WA
A FIRST CLASS second hand motor
eyile, four-cylinder preferred, others In
good condition. Phone Harney SM.
WOULD ltke to buy a five or six-room
house to be moved on a lot. One In tha
neighborhood of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4301.
D. 055 Quick buyers of furniture.
WANTED To buy pedigreed Scotch col
lie. Telephone Webster 2340.
LIVE STOCK MARI'T OK WEST
bhlp 11 stock to South Omaha. Ssv
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt und careful atten
tion.
Live htoeli CoiiimUaloii Mercbnnts.
RYERS BROS. Sc w, Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. S3 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bids.
Article! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. 1 Close. Sat'y.
92H
32'i
l92Ulflt4l 32IS.I&2'.i'mi
31ft02!928l'34 914
55fiMU
SeUtlMVia-S
Oats. I
May.36Vi4
July.) 34VJ
Seut. 34l!H4
Pork
I
55T1
34i
34Hr4!
34
19 524
13 62 4
13 40
10 85
10
10 86
11 X
10 324
51W
1504
M4
34U
33484
33
19 45
19 M
19
10 724
10 884
10 724
32
924
92.
554
34
3H
MM
in 45
119 f,0.E!
119 30-32
10 SO
10 SO
10 77-SO
11 20
10 9
11 2241 11
10 kt in ri.'i
10 674iio n-'mo n-M
92fl924
314
MU
56(4,
344
344SU
19 624
li n4
19 424
10 AO
10 s;i.
10-&2-!h
Ma: ;tobi .s 1CVI I i.tm , ? sterid M i
TsMVI. July 7s 7d. txtobrt Ts ' Vl
CORN- spot. firm. Aim 1 lean uvlxi )
rsld. Amrrlcim mixed, new kiln diled,
is Id . Ameihnn mixed, old, : American
mixed, old, vitt Galvestoii, os S4d Fu
tures. steedy: May Ameilrnir mixed,
is'.cl, July U PlatH. Rld.
FIJl'H Winter patents, fid.
HOPS In l,omlon. Pacific coast. 4. 10s
(f 15, 10s.
fiM.lli.t (SK.VKIl VI. HIAUK15T.
BI TTER -No. 1. l-it). tarton. Nl
t. 00-lh. tubs, 384c; No. 1
CHEESE -Imported Swiss. 31c: Amei'
can Swiss, Jdc: block Swis, ?lc; '.wins,
lie, daisies. 174c: triplets. 174c; totirg
Alnei leas, - hto; blue label brick, ISO, ilm
hurger, 2-lb.. 21c; 1-lb.. S; New York
white. 20c
BEHF CfTS-Rlh( No. 1. 194c: No. 2.
17,e; No. .1. IS4e. IjIiis. No 1, 21c; No.
Jl. ISSc; No. 3, UUc. Chucks. No. 1, 114c
No. 2, le; No. 3. I040 Riiuuds. No.
1. nv. No. 2, l4c: No 3. lo. Plates.
No I, !c; No. . M4C No. J. Si,c.
POl L'IRY Hrolleis, 1-lb. to l-ib., 4c;
14-lb. to 2-lb., c; hem:. :ocks, lie;
ducks, 10c, Sfuse, ISc; turkeys. c; pin
eons per doz., tl.SOi roosU-. Sc; uuckm,
lull fvuthoied, :sc; gie-, Toll tuathervu,
13c, squabs, No. 1, No. 50c.
FISH White, ft oxen, lie ve'Jt. froxen,
14e; luigo crapples, tiozcn, lie; bpun.sh
mackerel, He, eel, 15c, nmlcni'M, ltc;
flounders, 11c; shud rov, per jmi.i, .!).;
sauuoli c; nullbut, 13c; uuinilo, i.c. hu'.
heaus, 13c, oybters, buy siuhUui'is, "J.v ;
roithe'-n. 1 o. seieolB. v.. ..1 .
FRL'ITS-Plncapples, li,' 24. 30, Sti or 42
size, per crate, ii.X. OruilgeD, extra fuuoy
Cullfornui iNUVeiS, 1H, i.w. . -, v.. iw. i.j,
l'ti, 200 and Hi sizes, l,w; -i 0; Js and 1
324, 1)3.25. Apples, extili laney W'asnuig- '
ton whlto winter I'euimuins, per box,
J2.W; extra talicy Wasiilngtoii Wlilesaps,
per box. J2.W; I'tuh Wlmsupa. per box, I
fl t; Extru tuncy Gahos ana Ben Duls,
per dox, ji.;-uxtia fancy Gauo, circle
brand, per bbl J4.U0, extra lancy Hon
Davis, ikt bbl.. W.00; extra fancy Wlne
Nfip, pei bbl., extra fancy Missouri
PlPPIn. per bbl., J3.2o; Fixe X Gano, per
bbl.. fivO; Four X Oupo,. ppr bbl.. ts.it.
Lemons, cxtui fancy Southland Ucautlcs,
'MM and 30s. per box, .o0; cxtia choice
Jtistrlle lemons, por box, J7.00; Excellent
,1'iivm, w sue, per box, it. 20; BuiihUIc
bruud, size, per box, J.6.7D; extra fancy .
tesslna, ;xi mid ,1tw slzo, ?6.tti; extra
choice Messinu, .WO or 360 size, 5-i.W. Grape
I'l'ntl . KlnrMu tnillun ilver ill im,1 KU le. '
.5K; 54, Jl (HI, 10. 3.50, .'4, 13.25.
VHaETAHl.HS. -Onions. large Red
Globe, Kr sack. $1.10; largo Spanish, per
crute J1.50. Sweet Potatoes. Kansas,
table stock, per bbl., $2.50. Kansas seed,
per bbl , $2.00. Potatoes. Colorado Rural,
per bu.. 6S0; Red River Early Ohio, per
bu., cOv, led new, per bumper, J2.75; whlto
new, per hamper, 6e. California Jumbo
eelcry. por doz., Jl-50; California, uspara
gus, per crate, nbout JO lbs. net. J3.50;
rhubarb, per doz., 6O0, shallots, per doz.,
60c; now beets, carrots, turnips, por doz.,
60c, pursle, per doz., 0O0; riullsh, por
doz, 10c; head lettuce, per doz., $1.00;
homegrown leaf lottuce, per doz., 10c;
ncen peppers, per bsk., 50c; wux or green
beans, per hmior, J4.00; hot house cu
cumbers, por doz., Jt.O04iJ2.O0; cauliflower,
per crate, J3.50; Venetian garlic, per lb.,
124c; Texas new cabbage, per lb.. 2c;
New York eubbugo, per lb., Ufcc; beets,
turnips und eurrots, per bbl., J2.00; egg
plant, por doz , $2.00; horsorndiiih. 2 doz.
bottles in cuse, por enso. $1.90.
.MiM'Ki.bAHKOUS- Dromedary brand
dates, pkg., $3.t0; Anchor brand dutes,
pl;g., $2.26; walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, ior
lb., 21c; medium pecans, per lb, 134c; po
enns, Jumbo per lb.. 15c; Giunt pecans,
1oiilflHiia paper slioil, per lb., 2,')C, fil
berts, per lb., 15c; Drake almonds, per
lb., 15c; paper shell, IScj Brazils, per lb.,
10c; largo wiislud, per lb., 12o; hlack will
nuts, per lb . S4o; raw No. 1 peanuts, por
lb.. G4o; Jumbo peanuts, por lb.. Sc; roust
peanuts, por lb.. S4c; shell bark hickory
nuts, per lb.. 4c; large hlrkorynuts, por
lb.. 3c: whlto rlro iiotirnrii tw. 11, r..
checkers, per 100 pkg. cose, $3.60; checkers'.
per uu pKg. caso, 11.7a; cocoanuts, iier
sack, $5.00; por doz., 75c.
ONION SCTS Yellow, per bu., 32 lbs.
$1.75: red, per bu., 32 lbs., $1.75; white, por
hu., 32 lbs., $2.00. Tomato plants, por 100
65c; cabbage, per 100, 65e; pepper, por 100,
inn' ''""'iiiower, per iuu, iao; eggplant, per
I TO, J 1.00.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Country Shipping Cattle Too Rap
idly Prices Take a Drop.
HOGS TWENTY CENTS LOWER
Mircp unit l.nnilii In rtltr Drmniul
nml Fully Mridl) llli l.nst
WrrkS 4'tosliiHr Priori He
eelpts lnl Modrrntr.
SOl'TH OMAllA. April it, 1918
Reoolpts wore: Cattle. Hogs. Sboep.
Estimate Monday I. IPO ,o li,x
Saino day lust week.... 3Jtt3 ft,9.v) 1I.77&
Same day 2 wks ago... 4.SS7 6,i
Smile da) 3 w ks ago .. 4.71 4,316 1S.7K1
Same day 4 wks ago. . 3,2iW 7.3SI l.O0S
Sumo day last your 3.r.M R.S72 4,169
The following tnblo shows the ircclpta
of otittlo, hugs and sheep at South Omaha
for tho jour to date, compared with last
Venr. 191s. 1913. Inc. Doc.
little 306,491 312,4,-M 1S.9S6
Hogs 9M.559 1,234,54 3X1,795
Sliecp 739,59s 736,144 14,451
The follow lug table shows tho range of
PilcesHfj!'liogs at .-outh Omaha for tho
1 i'la.vs with comparisons:
. 1nt.', Jji'n'ii'ig iisii.itHib.liw. iinos. 1190.
April IS S 7241 7 70 6 O.M HII I 5 (12 6 S3
I 6 30
5 HI 34
5 421
5 361 6 35
5 311 6 as
7 051 5 40 fi 34
I 5 3S 6 31
Apr 191 S 7841 7 691 5 9!l S S9 6 92
nr 1 .v 7 64 5 S3 8 90 6 94
April 21 S 7441 U SS SMI 4 nil
April 22 8 034! " 4J 5 90 !l Oil 6 991
rtpril 331 S 7 4! 19 051 7 01
41 5 731
April 241 S 514
April 25 S 5S4
.pui ;.t s ;i(4
April 27
April 2S, S 364
7 Ml & 74
7 91 6 531
7 7 5 S!
I 5 SI
9 13
9 2
0 04
9 us
6 9:
fi 9 5 2S
7 o 6 as
SI
6 3S
Corn nnd When! llel(iii Ilnlletln.
United States Department of Agricul
ture, weather bureau, for Omaha,
Nob., for tho twenty-four hours ending ut
R a. m., 7Blh mcrldlnu time, Monday,
Api 11 28, 1913:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Ruln
Illgli. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 62 38 .00 Clour .
Auburn. Ncb.i.. 03 35 .00 Clour .
B'ken How, Nb 70 40 .00 Clour
Columbus. Nb 3 40 . .00 l't. cloudy
eulbortson, Nb M) 40 .00 Clear
Fulrbury, Nob.. (17 37 .00 Clour
Fairmont. Nob. fit 30 .00 Clear
Or. Island, Nb (ii 39 .00 Clonr
Hartlngton. Nb 01, 38 .00 l't. cloudy
Hustings. Nob.. 05 3fi .00 Clear
Holdregc. Nob. 67 39 .00 (loar
Lincoln, Neb.. CI 3S .00 clear
No. riatte. Nb h 1 .uu clear
Oakdalo, Nob.. 63 39 .00 Clear
Omaha. Neb.... 61 42 .00 Clear
Tekamah, Nob. 62 33 .00 Clour
Valentine, Nb. 5S 44 .00 Clear
Alta, la 69 34 .00 Clear
Carroll, la 69 34 .00 Clear
Clarlndn, la.... 60 31 .00 Clear
.Sibley, la 57 32 .00 Clear
Sioux City, Ia. 58 40 .00 Clear
Mav.l 19 60
July. 19 52-65
Sent.119 26-32
Lard, f
May. 10 S2-S5
July. 10 72-77
Kent. 1 10 72-77
Rlhs.' I
May. I 11 224
.lnlv.no X5.90
Sept. 10 C7-72! 10 75
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red. $I.OfMil.07; No. 3 red, $l.(XaiC; No.
2 hard, 934i(i5c; No. 3 hurd, 92i44c; No.
1 northern. 934i944c. No 2 northern. 914
tW4c; No. 3 northern. U&SjOlc: No. 2
spring. 9ltj93c; No. 3 spring. 8&fcti0oi No.
4 spring, jA089c; velvet chaff, kftttS4c;
durum, 9U09c. Corn: No. 2. S7ff674e;
No. 2 white. 58684c; No. 2 yellow, 6(
574c No. 3, E4i'9&664e: No. 3 white. Wi
D74c; No. 3 yellow, 544iiOk; No. 4, 5340'
544c: No. 4 white, 534i6Sc; No. 4 yellow,
63UiiM4o. Oats: No. 2 white, 344V34c;
No. 3 white. 34V4flSe; No. 4. 3c; No. 4
white, 3343lc; standard. X&ftMKc Rye:
No. 2. BS4c. Barley: 4o4i70c. Timothy:
$254r3.6o. Clover: $16.0(i'.!l.rt). I'ork
$19.4" Lard ttO.6. Ribs $10.674011624.
Liverpool Grain .Markrt.
LITORPOOU April 2S.-WHKAT-Siot.
ittady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s Ud; No. S
Minimum temperuturo for twelve-hour
ending at 8 11. m.
DISTRICT AVKRAGKS.
No. ot --Temp. Raln-
Dlstrlct'. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, O IS M 38 .20
Louisville. Ky... 22 CO 40 .80
Indla'polls. lnd.. 14 B4 40 .20
Chicago, 111 24 62 36 . 20
St. Louis, Mo... 19 61! 3S .00
Dos Moines, Ia, 22 58 34 .00
Minneapolis 51 62 .18 .10
Kan. City, Mo.. 26 72 40 .00
Omaha, Neb 17 64 33 ,0)
Frosts occurred last night nt a num
ber of stations In tho Chicago and Den
Molucs district and worn general In the
St. Louis district. Showers occurred In
the eastern portion of tho corn and wheat
region. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
ICmisiiN City (rnlii 11 nd l'r visions.
KANSAS CITY. April 28. WHHAT
Cash: No. 2 hard, 8S891c; No. 3, K7f'J0c;
No. 2 red, $1.00(fll.04; No. 3, 90c3$1.02.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 6Gfj564c, No. 3.
65Vi(f(664c; No. 2 Whlto, 660; No. 3 white,
E54c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 3Gr34c; mixed,
344c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHKAT-Mar, 8JKp; July. f0?iflS(14c.
CORN-.Muy. m?c: Jillv, C5Uc,
OATS-May, 3ic; July, 344c
RYKaiWc. ,
HAY' Choice (Imotliy. $12.75013.00;
choice pialrle, $10.4W'll.e0.
HIITTKIV-Creamery, 33c; firsts. 32c;
seconds, 31c; pucklng, 22a..
KGGS Klrsts, 18184cj seconds, 14iil5c.
l'OCLTRY Hens. 14c; roosters. 9c;
ducks, 15c.
St. I. mils General Mnrkrl. .
8T. LOl'Iri, Mo., April 2S.-WHKAT
May. 92?ifi92c; July, W)4'.
CORN May. w.e; juiy. .Wic.
OATS-SSttc; July, 33);e.
closing prices of futures:
WHKAT-No. 2 red, SLlCl.lSUc. No. 2
haul, 9.T4944c.
CORN-No. 2. 5S8684c; No. 2 white, UAi
61c.
OATS No. 2, 35c; No. 2 white. 364c.
RYKc. . r.
BO U LTR Y Steady: chickens, 14c;
springs. )hc; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12c;
geese. 7c.
BUTTER -Quiet; creamery, 2Wlr.
KOGS-nrm. 17c.
Sunday..
Receipts and disposition ot live stock
nt the Cnlon Stock yards. South Omahu,
.Nob ror the twont j -four hours ending
at 3 o clock yeMeuhiy:
UKCUII'TS-CAUS.
Cattle. llniTH. Sheen. Il'i-'n
v . .(i. (V ri. i'
Wabash railroad
Missouri Pacific... 2
I'lllon I'aelflc 3i!
C. & N. W.. oast.... 9
C & N. W.. went.... 36
C. St. P., M. ,fc O.. .11
C H. Ai Q east..., 3
C. U. ,t Q west.... 47
C R. I K- P., east.. 4
C, R. I X- P., west.. 1
Illinois Central .... 10
C. G. W. railway
Total receipts ..185
DISPOSITION-HNAD,
I
3 ..
2
14 II. I
3
31 3.3
4 1
3i! i 2
2 ..- 1
2 .. .".
1
94 47 JO
Hogs.
ttlo. Hogs. Shoop.
327 M3 1,111
97 1.41.7 1.777
fV 2.221 . 2,3Sil
413 . 2,039 2.C05
"ii .r.
:i
14
19
II
IS.".
121 -
174
118 - ;
69
77 .... ....
.61;
II
143
314
87
42
68
290
"Ml iiiirnpollii Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 28. WHEAT
May. hO'.iHMc; July, 814c; September
53fK4c Cash: No. 1 hard, 924c. No 1
northern. WfltWv; No. 2 northem, MsSJfi
Wi; No. 2 hard Montana, 92',c; No. 3,
PI)l'R-nrst patents, $i.30H4.05; second
patents. St. 15 4.50. first clears, $3.10'u3. 10;
tecond clears. U-WuVM.
Hl(AN-lt;.0Wn7.OO.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 65filS84o.
OATS No. 3 whlto, Kmt24c.
RYE No. 2. 6"H(C84j.
KJAX-$1.304.
BARLUY-42rMc.
Morris X- Co
Swift & Co
Cuduliy Packing Co....
Armour Co
Schwartz Ac Co
Morroll
S. Ornuh.i Packing Co,
L. Packing Co
Sinclair
W. B. VaiiHiint Co
Ronton, Vansant & Lush 1S5
Mill Ai Hon
1 11. Lewis
UHton & Co
J. B. Root cCo
.1. II. Rulla
L. I''. 1 1 iisx
Rosonstock Pros
McCroary & Kellogg.
Worthelmor ,t- IX'gcn..
If. P. Hnmllton
Mo. & Kan.-Culf Co..
Cllno & Christie
Other buVera
Totals .1,963 6,761 6,197
CATTLE Cuttle receipts worn moder
ate nt this point, hut excessively heavy
at Chicago and larger than usual nt some
other points. It looked this morning al
nipHt us If tho country was becoming
Pauley on cuttlo considering thut receipts
wore so largo on top of last week's break.
Buyers took advantage, of the largo ro
colptB at nil jHilnts and there was a
Severn break In prices all along the lino.
Good choice light beef steers did not
show so much decline this morning, sell
ing anywhoro from almost stnudy to 10c
lower than lust wock'B close. Medium
weights wero around 16o lower, while
heavy cattle, oven tholgh good, worn, ex.
tromely slow sale mid at tho opening of
the market buyers were even refusing io
bid on thorn.
Cows and hclfera wore lOfMSe lower nnd
some kinds that buyers did not seem to
want wore worse that that.
Stockors mid fcedorB in somo cases did
not look much lower, but the genor.il
market was slow und weak to loailo
lower.
Quotations on Cattle-Good to choice
boot stoord, $8.20trS,60; full- to good beef
steers, J7.9OJI8.20; common to fair beef
?ier ,f7'WT7 ri K001' t0 clllcn lielfers,
$.50fi8.1; good to choice, cows, $0.50417.25:
fair to good grades, $0.00i.60; common
to fair grades, Jl.00fjrt.00; good to choice
stockors mid feeders, J7.GOfl8.25; fall to
good Blockers ami feeders, $7.007.00; cjni
L"" ,! f,alr Blockers and feeders. Jtl 2.VK
7.00; stock cows and heifers, $0.10417 J5-
W UWT7 25 ' ,7'W,89'7&; l,u""' "tigs, etc.;
HOGS Advices from otlior Iinllila IV.lv
morning showed n gencrul hrtnk In values
of from 15c to 25c, nnd, arf a result, when
be ubout 20c bolow Saturday's prices
bo about 20c bolow Saturdn's prices.
Salesmen wore of the opinion that In
view of tho moderate local run this wuh
too largo a reduction, hut buyers refused
to bettor their first bids and In tho end
everything was sold at a decline ot nearly
20c. Whllo thmu was not a great deal
of activity displayed, everything was Fold
at a reasonably early hour. Tho bulk of
tho sales landed at $8.258.35 and several
sales wero mudo as high as $8.40. tha ex
treme top.
The supply numbored about nlnoty-flvo
cars, or 6,650 head, being almost 700 head
larger than u week ugo nnd 800 heud
houvier than tho sumo day last year.
SHEEP-In view of the depressed con
dition reported early at most other mar
kets ealesnien legarded tho local trado
as very satisfactory. Tho receipts
amounted to somo fortv-nlno cars, or 1,200
head, twenty curs of which stopped hero
only for feed otirouto to an eastern point
leaving a lather moderate supply for 11
Monday as compaird with one nnrl iw
weeks ago. Tho market was fairly well'
supplied when rompured with tho same
duy one year ago. Whllo advices from
outside points Indicated 11 lower trend to
Millies la tho general trude. local buyers
had no hesitation In puylng prices fully
steady with lust week's close Though
tho movement on tho whole was fairly
continuous business seemed to slow up
somewhat towards tho close, duo largely
to moro or less discrimination against
anything overly heavy. Buyers and
sellers got down to business In good sea
son and disposed of the good offerings of
light and handy weights first, leaving
the loss deslrnbln kinds to soli later on.
With the exception or one load of
clipped yearlings, there was nothing hut
lumhs on sale, tho best of which wore
Mexicans and good enough to sell at $8.80.
Most of the Mexican lambs chunked
bands urouud $.C61i8.75, there being about
flvo loads ut tho latter flguie. A throe
car string of fed westerns, averaging
eighty pounds. Wont to tho packets ut
JS 65. Clipped offerings made up a rela
tively large proportion of the rocclptH and
cleared readily mostly at u range of $7.60
HT70.
As already noted, the mutton supply
was not la 1 go enough to amount to any
thing und the conseuuence Is that vuIiich
uro quotnbly unchanged. The 0110 'oud of
clipped yearlings brought JO.Gv.
UUotutlons on bIipup and lambs' Qood
to rholco Mexican lambs, J?.wu8.90; fair
to good Mexican Iambs, fi. 4038. 60: good
to choice western lambs. U.f'yyt rad
io good western lambs, $1 25ri.j.; shorn
lambs. $7.tOt(7.75; feeder lambs. $7.7f'
8.35; yearlings, light. $7.3MfT.i5; yearllngH,
heavy, J7.154J7.3t; w -triers, good to choice.
$6,7647.00. wethers, fair to fcood. $6.35
C.75; ewes, good to choice, $8 60Q6.75;
ewes, fair to good, $S.Xf(0.60; culls and
bucks, $3.00&6.25.
WJSHTJSUNH,
.. f(d I nubs M s !
;fN fi il tutnlw j x N
V fe.l liimbs ... .Hi S .l
2-u shorn lamtta. .. .1 7
311 shout lamb..... 82 7 70
Knnn I'll) Mir StooU Mnrkrl.
KANSAS CITY. April 28. -CATTLE
Receipt'. 9.000 betid, market HV lower:
native steels. $7.1018.70; southern sters.
$f0H8.. southern cows and lifters, $I.W
toS.Oo; n.itlNO cows and heifers. $I.SMIS.tn,
stooRvrs and feeders, '. 50fls 10; hull.
JS.7MT7 2''. calves. $iB0fW.Rn, weMcrn
steers, $;.flrt8.: western cows. $I.Mfl7:.
JIOGS- Receipts 8.CO) head: niaikot I5'
lower, bulk, $S..WfS.ltt; heavy, JS.JtVftSW.
jvarkors nnd bulehors. Js.JMtS.tt, . light.
JS.IdWS tW: pigs, $7.00ff7 5O.
SHEEP AND I .AM US Receipts, IS.fW
henil, market 10c lower; muttons, JJ.Oivn
K.S0: Colorado lambs. $7 M)W8 75; range
wethers nnd yearlings, $6.50f8.W; ranee
ewes. $5.00tl6.60
t'lilcKHO l,le StoeW MnrUel.
CHICAGO. April JS.-CATTLt4-Ro-celpts,
30.000 head; market weak to 1020c
lower, beeves. $7.'.Wit 10: Texas steers.
$V70ti-75; westerns. J 9OH8.00; stockors
nnd feeders. J6.lOjiS.00, cows and heifers,
$3.9(Vll8.:iO. calves, $6.30fS.7ft.
HOGS-Receipts. 00.WH) bond; market Soff
2f.C lower; hulk of sales. $v.4!WrS.tV. light,
$8.rol8.70: mixed. $s.3MtS0R; heavy. $s.avir
8.60; rough, $SHjS.:: pigs. $6.rOflS.70.
SHEEP ANL LAMPS Receipts. KOOO
head; market 10fiKc lower; natives, $5.15
fif..V), westerns, $S.16j" IS. yearlings, $.4il
(lSO. Iauib;( native, $Wt(S.7f; western,
a.w8.w.
M. Ldllls I. Up Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOl'IS, April 28.-CATTLK He
colpts, 2.IV0 head; market steady; natlvo
bef steers. $S.7Mi9 W; cow s and heifers,
$1.6041 8.75; stockors and feeders. J5.SJ1iS.u0,
southern stors. J6.2ft4.IS.50. cows and
heifers. J4.(XMl7 00; calves, J5.004f 6.50.
HOGS-Mtecolpts, 10.000 head, market
lOo lower; pigs und lights. J7.OOJF8.75;
mixed and butchers, JS.50H8.75; good
heavy, J8.MJfS.75.
SHEEP AND LAMPS -Reoolpts, 6.000
head; market stoud ; native muttoni,
Kk7.; lumhs. J7.00tj8 0i.
Moux ( II j I. It i- HtocK MnrUrt.
SIOl'X CITY, la., April 28. CATTLE
Receipts, t.WQ head, markrt 1011 IRo lower;
natlvo steers, J7.HVttil M; cows and holfors
J5.0i7.ti0; cntinors, $8.75j6.25; stookors and
feeders, $7.MMj7.75; calves, K'.751f7.60; bulls,
J5.60tl7.35.
HOGS- Rooetpls. hoiid; market 15
(tSOi' lower: heavy, $8.2018.2R; mixed. $8.25
(f.30; light. JS.301iK.S5; pigs. $7.lKMi7.2o;
bulk Of sales, $8.25!S.30.
SHEEP AND LAMllS-No receipts.
St. Joseph Live SloeK MiirUet.
ST. JOSEPH. April 28.CATTLIi-Rn-oolpts,
1.500 bend; market slow;; Moors.
$7.1V8.T6; cows and holtcrs. Jl.AVSS.DO,
calves. J5.6(W8.TS. , , ,
HOGS Reoolpts, 5,500 head; morkct 1541
20c lower; top. $8.60; hulk. S8.S0W8.4O.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rocelpts, ..000
head; market lower; lambs, J7.KHfS.UT.
Veiv Vorlt, tirnrrnl Mnrket.
RCTTER Quiet; receipts, 4,640 tubs;
creumery extras, 30(ll'.Uc; firsts, :ni304c;
.mi.. .i,.i,c rim.st. :i04c: good to prime.
IsnfiSOc: piocess extras, 204c; firsts. 2.44'iP
29c; linltutloii creamery firsts. iMrwe; fac
tory, current make, firsts, 2747274c; p:icit
lug stock, current mako. No. 2, 2441ril5c.
CIll.T.SE llrm. receipts, 748 boxes;
statu whole milk, hold, whlto or colored,
specials, IGVWnC Hkltns. 74)13c .
EGGGS-.l''lrm; receipts, 21.269 chbos;
fresh guthered extras. 2HI2 4c; fresh
gathered, store packed, firsts, 20t(21o;
nearby hennery whites, good to largo
bUo. now laid. 221i23c. ,,,,,,
POl'LTRY Dressed sloiidy: frosh killed
western fowls, lOlilflDo: frozen turkeys,
15tC25c.
Trenmirr Stnlenirnt.
WASHINGTON. April IS. The condl-
lion of tho United States treasury at the
beginning of business today was: Work
lug balance, JiS.imi.biu; in nanus nun
Philippine treasury. J41,89I,S22; total of
oiiinl fund. 1140.522.649: receipt Kuturduy,
f'480.842: disbursomonts. J2,403,S.W. The
surplus this flscul year Is J8,a;2.984 as
ugalnst a deficit of $14,K91,05I last year,
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements,
etc., exclude Panama canul and public
debt transactions.
NEW YORK jlTOCK MARKET
Outburst of Selling on the Earlj
Trading Causes Depression.
LOW MARCH AVERAGE REA0HEI
Market l.nter lirorrs Steniller nnt
tirnilunll)- Improves Brnrn
'Inir Cnnstlonslj- After
the .Slump,
' noatou Mlnlntr Stock.
I HOSTON, April 28.-CloBlng limitation
on mining stocks woro us ioiiows
Alloufl SI Mohwk
Amtl. C8rP ... iJHNmili Cun ....
A 7.. t Si 8 ... J4'4 Mplliig Mines
Aril. Com Jli-UNorlh llulle ..
II. &. C. C A 8. M 44 North Ijike ....
Cl. Arlioni . Hi OM Dominion
Cl. Hl 'l
CrntennUI 134Qulnoy
r.mnrr ltnn Con. 4J bliiimon
. (-1 UiV(H'(
'4fiip. t II
3 l-UTimirrk.
. 6U4U. H. M. It.
. ?i do pM ....
. 24 tltih (lin
. iUjUlih Copper
. 13H Wlnonx ..k.
. S?i Wolverine ..
. 24
M . ,
... 41
... UTi
.. SK
.. :u
... m
...47
... St
... (7
... 10
... :s,4
... 3H
24
M. 40
... 4JU
... 74
... em
... Mi
.ni..)- ,. ,K' Apr" An outburst o.
fivlKi' ' ,,,e rnr,y tiding to-dny onco
lore doprossoil the stock market sharp
' 4,or, tlln" a. B('0,"c ot new low i-ec
irds wore ostnhllslied und tho substan
tlol advfintngo gained on tho reoni.i (,,,
wnril swing was lost, the level or prlcoi
ftl. .Jfi i,i!"lcP, ,.1!0 low "Verage. niichec
tho middle of Alnrrli Att 0., 1 ...
!.!iVLtr,'l.,,,,i,K ,,h" ,"nrlet grow stoadlci
11 nil gradually Improved. Tne amount ..1
business fell off shnrnli- mi' ii,.. .n
tho second hour's Ininl '1,1,,- . i..
m!!';;."!"":! of ,hn,1 fr " t. Tra.;;,";
-1.., K..V.V ,p,"I''t f tho session wnf
... ' . '.' H "rn,1""l lvnnco which left
n,,'', iiuovo aiui(iny-H close.
ti-hfin ",1rtrl,,, ',cKn! ot Hie first hour
which depressed prices of many londini
stocks one to threo points, was slgnlfl.
(mil. iiiii oniv on nonnlint .,e .(.
t.H.. .1
elmraotcr of tho soillngi but because 11
... . ,n'., "U,.V Prominent Issues which
. m ,,",,lroal;l" lifftvy, rather than tin
f- "' which wero so prominent re
coldly. Consldniiilil,. ii,.iiiiiM.. ...
dors from out of town was" said to bt
J!" .1 . , no "l n"o was Influenced
i,,.' rnkiioss of tho foreign marketi
winch reflected uneasiness ' over tnu
t'!nl,"t,lons ll. the llulkan sit
nation, and London sold stocks hero nt
nrst. On the decline, however, broken
appeared us heavy buyers, and Iaiiiuoii
took sopio ten thousand shurcs on bal-
short covering played an Important pari
In tho upturn. Hour tradots moved cnu.
,Vr.",,y. ,U,,;r u,,, ,lrli 1",pnk l PHce
and showed n .iinuiii..,, ,.. 1.....
slocks at tho lower level Tho borrowing
doniiuid ou tho last two days of trading
""" usuiuiy ncuvy una soma ol
tin boars apponreu to be appiohonsivo 04
mi 1 overcrowding of tho short account
I londs wero heavy, with a consldernbli
nt.l In Jnterborough Jtrtropolltan 4is.
lotals sales llinr vnliiel II i,n, ii...i
iStulcs bonds wero unchanged pn call.
1 can's aim leaning auotutloni
on stocks weru ns follows:
I'rnrln -Mnrket.
PKOniA, April 28. COHN-No. 2 velbiw,
65Uc; No. 3 yellow, 64QGSc; sample, $0
tjSte.
OATS No. 2 white. S5jUe; No. 3
White, 34e3ac.
Suuiir MiirLet,
NEW VOrtK, April 28. Sl'GAIl Haw,
steady, tnilscovado, 2.8ftfte.89c; centrifugtil,
U6tl39c, molaases, 2.61fr2.4c. lteflud,
steady; crushed, S.OSc; flnu granulated,
4.35c, powdtrcd, 4.15a
38 Idaho feeders.
49 Idaho feeders
41 Idaho feeders
27 Idaho feedorn
39 Idaho feeders
7 Idaho feeders
219 shorn lumhs ,
277 shorn lambs
3K shorn lambs
224 shorn lamlm
Ill shorn lambs
7 .Mexican lambs....
242 -Mexican lumhs....
228 Mexican Iambs
2fi0 .Mexican iambs
1047 Mexican lambs...
v'l Mexican lambs .
248 fed lambs.
! fed lambs
..1232
10
I13S
958
1234
U?.-
, S4
88
78
78
78
St
M)
77
89
76
fed lambs W
7 85
8 0)
8 00
7 WJ
7 85
7 la
7 70
7 70
7 CO
7 60
7 i
8 75
8 'li
8 hi
8 M
8 ...
8 80
8 H
50
8 Uj
trt llutte
1'uiVlln
Olroiix O"
tlranby ('.on
(Hern f'nine.
Into UnjillK ..
Kerr iJiUn
Ijk Copper ...
lHille Uipper .
Miinil Copper . .
Nrw ork Money ."Mnrliet.
NEW YOIIK. April 28.-MONHY-On
cull, steady nt 203 per cent; ruling
rate. por cent; closing iuu, iiei
cent; offered nt, 3 per cent. Hum louns.
stoudy; sixty nnd ninety duys, 4 per cent;
six months, 4'i per cent.
PHIMli MKHUANT1LK PAP13U-5U
Bi por conti
STUHLINU HXl-HANOK-l'Iriil, with
sclunl business In hunkers' bills at J4.8373
for sixty-day bills and JI.8675 for demund;
comniorclul bills,
SILVICIt-Har, 00T4c; Mexican dollars,
4S10NbA Oovernmont. stendy; railroad,
heavy. -
.Melnl .MiirUet.
NEW YOHK. April SS -METALSoli-per
Htoady; standunl. spot to July. J14.7MJ
15.25; electrolytic, J15.75; lake, $lf.JT,:
custlngs, J15.W. Tin. easy; spot. April 1.111
May. J49.2M? 49.75; June, J48.701t49.12'4. Lend
steady, J4.45 bid. Spelter easy, J5.555ft.65.
Antimony dull; fookson's, JD.M. Iron
barely steady; No. 1 northern, J17.'M(l".i5;
No. 2 northern, Jt6.764m.25; No. 1 noulh;
rrn, JI7.60ifl8.00; No. 1 southern soft, Jl7fj
''st!'' I.OIT1H. Atirll 28.-Mi;TALS-Lcad,
firm; J4.37',4; spelter, quiet; J5.D0.
Coffee Mnrl.ri.
NEW YOHK, April S8.-COI''l',EE-Kn.
lures opened stonily at an advance of 2
to 6 points tn response to steady Euro
pean rubles und worked up another 4 or
G points during tho day ou covering of
shorts und i-cattored buying, orforlngs
woro light, but proved sufficient to cause
slight reactions on somo positions In tho
lute trading with the close stoudy. Sales.
50,750 bags; April and May, 11.15c; June,
11.23c; July, 11.27c; August, u.ajc; nop
temher, October. November nnd Decem
ber. 111.48c; January, 11.49c: February.
11.50c; MHich, 11.63c. Spot coffee, Htoady;
nio 7s, U'.SjC. Santos Is, 13ic; mild eoffce,
iulet, Cordovu, 14V4yi(17l4c. nomlnnl.
Iln MurUel.
PltAIIHE HAY -No 1 upland, JlO.&fl-tr
11.50;, No. 2 upllind. J9.004flO.50; No. 3 up
land, J7.iW.L00; No. 1 midland. Jio.ooir
11.00; No. 2 mlilland, J9.0OH10.0O; No. 3
midland, J7.001t9.00: No. I lowland, J'J.OOfa
10.00; No 2 lowland, J7.004j0.00; No. 3 low
land, J.ri.Cxyif7.00.
STHAW Choice wheat straw Is quot
ablo at from J5.00 to J5.60.
ALKALKA No. 1 ica green vnrloty,
$12.0041 13.00; No. 2. J10.00fll2.00; No. 3, J8.00
10.00.
Wool Mnrkef.
ST. LOP1S. April 28. WOOI-Steudy:
medium grades, combing and clothing,
23Vift26o; light flno. 19f?4le; ieavy flno.
131M8C 'lub washed, 27(36c.
IvONDON, April 28 -There wan a brisk
demund for the varied-selection of 12.539
hales offered at the wool unction sales
today. Prices were firm and course
crossbreds. scoured merinos and west
Australian greasy nceuHloually sold 6 per
cent higher than tho March average.
AiiuUnntteil Copper...
Anirrkn Agrlcimuril
American lirt 8uf
Aluerlran Can t..
Amorlfn cn pM .
Amerfcn I' A v
AmeHce.il lttnn 1)11...'.
Amerlfn Ire Securities .
Anierloti Linseed
Amerlcn Uioomotlve.. ..
American 8. A; It
Amrrlrtn K. A. It. .
Aincrlcmi Hugtr Itetlnlnt
American Tel. Tel.. .
American Tobacco
AnarunJa .Mlnlnn Co
Atchtioti
Atchlftnn prd
Atlantic COaat Line ...
Ilalllinnrs A (Jlilo
Ilelhlrhem Hlerl
llnKiklyn lUpM Tranilt.
Canadian Pacific
IVntral leather
CliMapeaka . Ohio
Clilratn Orrat Weetern .
Cht. MM. A St Paul...
Chi. &. N. W
Cnlnrado V. A. I
CoiinillcHlcl Una
Com Pruilucta
Delaware C lliidann....
I. II. (1
I). II. O pefd
IMamier' Securities ....
Kne
Hrlo lit pW
Krlo Sd pfd
(lencral Klectrlo
Ureat Northern pfd
ureat orthern Ore ctfa..
Illlnola Central
Interlioroiijih-Mpt
Intcrtiorough-Met pfd. .
International llarreirr..
Inlotnatlonal Marine pfd
lnlernallonal Taper
International Pump ....
K. t'; Houlhem
I.irlrde Dan
1ehli.h Taller
Ixitilavllle A Naihfllle..
M., bt. 1. 8. Bte. M
M.. K. T
Mlaanurl pacific
National llli.-ult
Js'allonal Lead
N Ity. of M. !d pM....
Npw York Central
N Y , O AW
Norfolk 4L Wentern. .. .
Nnrtli American
Northern Pacific
Tacitlo Mall
Vennaylraula
People's Uaa
I . C C Kt. I. . . . .
I'lllnhurnh Coal
rrcsred Hteal Car
JSillman Talaca Car....
HeadlnK
Itepuhllp I. 8
Itepnlillo I. & 8. pfil.. .
Uork UUnd Co ,
Hock Uland Co pfd
Ft I, & ST. P. d pfd..
Scaljoanl Air Line
Seaboard Air Lino pfd .
8lnna.8hcflleld 8. V 1..
Houlhem Pacific
Hnuthern Hallway
Southern Hallway prd.. .
Tenneaaeo Copper
Tnaaa A I'aclflo
Union Pacific
ttnlnn Pacific pfd
United Mate. Ilrall)r....
Pnltrd Btalea Hubber....
t'nlted Pllalea Hleel
il.'nHcJ Htatos 8teel pfd .
ttali Copper
Vlrglnlt-car. Oiem
Wanaah
Wfatern Maryland
Wthtern Union
Webtlnghouee Klectrlo. 1
WlieellnK Uke Krle...
Total aalca for the daxi
Pales. Hlfh, Low Cloi.
Se.HOO , IV, ;tl, TH,
IM 60, 60i Mil
f an
10,100 jo', Jlfc
600 9J 91 Hi,
10) ISli HU v,
TOO tut 11.." ti
ot" So 21 u
300 t S
m sti, jt,
.000 7
illl 101 101
100 11011 nan
700 12J14 )
:,tw :m -i
H00 2T 3i
,00 101 100j
200 S8!i 99'i
mo 121 m'
2,('W si
00 SJi, .1.1
1. 100 9',i U
10,00 2(11, UJi,
,VI
200
3.6.KI
90()
1,700
10D
1C0
I, UK)
ll
1 Of
12
101,
13711
lO') llHi
I,"" IMH
00 3Ji
3.H00
,200
mi.
15V,
KM
UK) 0&
jo
MM
1,000
Too
100
l.00
1,200
1S5
m?;
DM,
oi HSVi
:o) 49
2,400 10IU
tilKJ 29
10)
2,B00
4,200
' 0
noo
.100
400
22,100
no
mo
2,200
1,000
200
....
3,301
4,100
W)
61X1
too
41,800
20)
ano
14,400
1.11)
1,700
10li
iiiii
1144, 114
m ioiu
14
109'i
iit'i
104
iuu
3714
4l'i
mm;
1144
32
11414
1l!i
M'i
23
93
im;
130
1.13',
il
31,
US
49
ioota
:V
104 Vi
ill
91
mi
21
noli
B.1Vi
21 U
33H
23
m,
2U
mi
17
mu
M'j
MH
Mil
104
CI 4;
ml
17H
33Vi
im;
33',
31,
21
3K4
22
;4
23S
33 ;
1
14411
tl
M
5ll
107 (,
M4i
I'M 10'i 10
1,100
I4
em
Ui
34 H
'
31
',
101
no,
m
223
31,
100'i
99,
IWli
9
33
99
210',
t3S
'
14
10S
lll'i
it
1014
i"ii
20
31
IS',
27i
4l3
34
HI 14
lii
23
1I4U
14i
61 "i
101
II
10
2.1
93
151 'j
131'i
131
24
3i;
114
49
3111
10111
29 J
104S
Tt
1HU
24
114i
10944
Mi
Ull,
149
23
m
M
33
23
Wi
im
22
9ll(
21
74';
33i
i3;
14l
II
tl
11
0t
inin
M'4
Sl'4
10
M(
etvi
IP.
2SS.700 aharca.
Iiiienl Seeiirttle.
(Juuiilloni furnlihed br llurna, flrlnker A. Co..
1 I H V.II...I ll.nl. 1 1 .. I I , I
Ah drove Cement, com
Ileatrlre Creamer)', pfd
C, M. A. Bl. I'. 4'ia. 1999
City Nat. Hank, Omaha
Counrll Illuffa 0. t K. (a, 1929... .
Deero t 1J. 7 per rent pfd
Fairmont Creamery guar. I per cent
(lennan-Anierlcan Coffee
Independent Harveater ,
lnd Tel. Co lal pfd., Co. Illuffa. .
lowa-Nebraeka l'ubllc Rtrvlie (a....
Kannaa City. Mo.. 7 par c. tai bill!
Klnl. Co., Waih , 9a 1932
Im Angaiea uy. ta. JJU
Millard, Neb.. 5a, Water, 922
Mountain Statu T. Sc T
Mollue I'low 7 p'r i-ent lat pfd
City of Omaha 4lia, 1941
City of Omaha 4t4a, 1941
Omaha K U . P. Oa, 193J
Omaha llaa ta. 1914
Omaha A: C. n. 81. Hy. 5a. 1929...
Omaha t C. n. St. Il. pfd
Omaha C II. 81 Ily. com
Omaha t C. D. Hy. St H. pfd
t'nlnn Stock Yard atock, Omaha.
tlpdlkn Onln Co. com
Rwlft Co
Sioux City Service Si
London Stock Market.
IX1NDON. April :S. The latest develop
ments In Alabanlu caused a weak opening
on tho stock exchange today. American
securities started Irregular und later tna.it
of the list declined under realizing. At
noon prices were from 'i ubovo to
below Huturduy'a New York closing.
Loudon closing stork quotations:
Conaola money .. 4't Illlnola Central III
do acrount . ... 7IT4 1uUvllln it Naah.131
Amal Copper . . . . li'A SIo., Kan. Ten M,
Atchlaon 102U New York Central
llaltlmore & Ohio.. 101 I'ennaylvanla
Canadian t'aclfle . 349H Heading
Chi. Ureal Wentrn IS Southern raclfic
rbl.. Mil. & Bt l'I0H Union I'aclflo ..
: t . sieei. .
34iW'abaali ...
4Sw De Ileera ,
244, Hand Mlnea
ttoady at M 1-lGd
DM. Aiked,
94 t
100
103 101
93 9.1
91 97
094, 101
4 4'lt
IS
19 9S
... . 92
99"i 100
103 191 73
9 IT
99 100
103 101
101 103
99 100
99; 100
N 93
100 10IU
97i
m; 11
lH It
H'i tn,
91 91
. . lOi
101 101,75
97
Henier & lllo 1
Urle '
do lit pfd
Grand Trunk .
SlLVKU-nar,
ounce.
MON UY-i3
104 ,
I!
101
IUU
II'
211a
p?r
per cent.
. Suitnr .MurUet. i3
NKW YOllis, April as. nt uAittiaw,
steady; Muscovado, 2.R&fjS.S8r; Contrlfu
gul, 3,30fl3.Sl)c; molasHOH, 2.tilfl2.G4c; r
flned, steady; cut loaf, 5.15c; crushed,
6.0S ; mould A, 4.70c; cubos 4.fi0i'; pow.
dored, 4.4Jo; powdered, 4.50e. flno grauii
lateil, 4.c:. HDIninond A. 4.35c; con f 00
tloncrs' A, 4.35c.
I'oltiui JllirUet.
LIVKKI'OOU April 2s.-OTTON Spot.
In fair demand, prices easier, middling
fair 7L7.d. unod middling U.Sfd. mtddllng.
0.70d, low middling 6.5U1, good ordinary, IjOc.
A MAl . ,..HI,.n p., r. L.1 UdI.. B I,.!.. 1
V.V VIUtllHIJ, ViVVU, NHIV. V.VVW NWn,
DISCOUNT ItATHS-Hhort bills. ?,Wa
I a u-m per i-eui. iiirro iiiuuiub uuia, a u-iu
per cent.
.Veiv Yorlc Mining Slook.
NKW. YOItlC. April 2S.-Closlng iiuol.i-
tlons on mining siocks weio:
O Tun"I aiock Aleiican
do bonda
Cen. Cal. & Vi
Hum gllrer ..
ly id villa Con.
Llltla Chief
Offered.
13
18
105
. 10
. i
(nrlo
Ophlr
Small Hope .
Standard .
Yellow Jacket
7.
:t
101
IIIkIii Hotter .Market.
KLOIN, April I BUTT rJH Finn fU