H1K BEK, (TNIAUA, AM0DNKS1UY, AlMilL 'AO, 1)K?
ofkkkhh 1 OK ItKNT
SI ore nnil Offices.
FOIl RENT. FAllN'AM dTllBET-Three-story
and basement building, 1011
Farnam itrert; will rent first floor aim
basement separately. Inquire, Room nit.
First National Iiunk Hide Telophou
Douglas 1341
ELITE picture show room at M6 N. 21th
St.. South Omaha New front and newly
decorated, unexcelled locution, room for
3M chairs. No operating machines. Kxcel
ltnt opportunity for experienced show.
man. Hall Dlst. Co.. 4:B Rnmgc. U 745. jtieHrly new
HEAL kstatk
CITY I'KUI'KUTV KOIt SAI.B.
Dundee Lots for
Exchange
Owner of 3 Rood Dundee lots, toxlJe '"et,
1 block from car line, located between
Mst and Sfd Sts , will exchange both of
these lots, delivered clear of all Inci n
brance. Including paving tax paid In full,
towards a Rood 6 or "-room modern houe.
in Rood nelRhbomoixl. crc-
fArn nhn hiulrnnm nn first flrwr If ft
?n'irVn0f.U.M.r"P?-C5iilJ:Pn- house. An opportunity to pet two
" . rpniro inf ntid la nil vfiur nnn.f ni me
George & Company
Tel. D. 7W. 902-12 City Nat. Hank IIWk
MOST dfSIrarjt
Omaha. Would also consider
part of sample room floor, cspei a y ' Va, i ,,e H.. Tnvevon to of f??
Kood for automobiles. Racine Sattlejr i ""ne u,"c' hnt have you to offer7
Co.. lCth St. vladUct.
DRUMMOND
BUILDING FOR
SALE OR RENT
BulldlnR 6C feet Sfjuarc. three stories nnd
high basement, next to alley, light on
three sides. Ground CflxlW. fronting east
on court house, between Farnam and
Harney Sts., or ISth.
S. B. CCT1S. ISPS Harney St.
1807 FAltNAM 5 rooms, completely
modern, suitable location for offices,
studio, dental or dressmaking rooms, eta,
for tenants wishing homes adjoining.
Hall Diet. Co.. 433 Itamgc. 1). 7406.
OFFKKED FOR aAliK
Slnalcal Instruments.
ELECTIHC piano, 1125. 119 N. 15th.
Tjpeivrlters.
TYPEWRITERS for rent; 3 months, 5.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER KXCHANUM.
RENT an Oliver typewriter 3 months. $1.
The Oliver Typewriter Co. Duuglas 28U.
Mlscclliiiieona.
FOR SALE Holto continuous cement
mixer, model B. Roy Brown, 514 N. Oak
St.. Grand Island. Nob.
CARPENTER'S-tools for sale. 1120 N.
17th.
15x8 air compressor. fil2 S. 14th.
HALL'S safes, new and 2d-hand. Corey
& McKenzle Ptg. Co.. 1407 Harney. D-2044.
' SAFES Overstocked 2d-tian(l safes, all
makes. J. J. Derlght Co.. 1818 Farnam St.
SAFES 2-hand. American Supply Co.
EMPTY Ink barrels for sale. Apply Ilea
Publishing company, 17th and Farnam
streets.
FOR SALE Now and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. Th
Brunswlck-Balke Collender Co., 407-449
South 10th St.
OFFICE furniture. 352 Bee Bldg.
Kindling. J4. H. Gross, lumber & wrecking
TOULiTRV AND BUITIiIKS
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company.
Clay Center, Nebraska, manufacturers of
Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for
Inoubators nnd brooders; catalogue frc.
BUFF Orpington eggs, and broody
hen. Webster 1926.
EGGS
For Hutching
From thoroughbred R. C. Rhode Island
Redr; vigorous hardy stock; great layers;
country range; Jl for IS: 15 per 100.
A. If. Bakor. Benson Nob.
R. F. D. No. 2. Tel. Benson 747-W.
THOROUGHBRED Barred rock hens
and eggs for sale. Webster 3701.
FOR SALE Setting hens, Jl each; Buff
Orphlngton eggs. U setting. HIgbee,
Child's Crossing and Boulevard, l'hone
So. 3133.
RAISE Peerless strain White Leghorns
and I will puy fancy prices for your sur
plus birds. Regular IS quality eggs only
75 cents per dozen, delivered. Forty-page
catalogue and mating list free. Leon
Huntington. DouglaB 1418,
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red and
Whlto Orpington eggs for hutching, J2
per 15. C. W. Brltt, .Vrkex Ktonk.
IM5T STOCK
WANTED Petlgreed Scotch Collie. Ap
ply 2920 No. 36th St.
SOUTH ns'm AVE.
Nearly new square house, with recep
tion hall, living room, dining room nnd
kitchen on first floor, three bedrooms nnd
bath on second floor; all modern In every
way. one block to car lino nnd close to
good school; yard all nicely sodded, paved
street, located near Mason St. Price
14,100. Hero la just what you want. Call
us up.
BEMIS-CABLBERQ CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bide.
$250 CASH
$25 PER MONTH
buys brand new bungalow, 4 rooms
and bath; 3 more rooms can bo
finished on second floor If desired.
One block from car and school.
Price. 2,200.
REED BROTHERS,
205 Brandels Theater. Phone Douglas 501.
Good House
At a Sacrifice
Near Hanscom Park
1335 South 29th St.
Eight looms, bath and laundry; all
modern nnd In good condition; large base
ment; fine furnacu; brick coal bins and
vegetable cellar; sturni sash; screens;
awning; cement walks; also furniture,
consisting of quartered oak bookcase,
libiary table, china closet, dining table,
leather-seated chairs, fine kitchen cabi
net, gas stove, etc Am leaving city and
very anxious to sell.
13
BUY FROM OWNER
1814 Evans St., 1M block from cur. Three
rooms downstairs; sun room and bath;
beam ceilings; fc-foot brick basement: Lot
50x125 front and back yard; all sod; largo
garwge. Now occupied by owner. Newly
completed. Built for home. For further
Information call at 1814 Evans.
TO BUY. SELL OR RENT. FIRST SKIS
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
$16.00 Down
WITH $1(5 PER MONTH
buvs n. nice home.
INTER-MOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE CO.
1523 Douglas. Main Floor.
7-ROOM house, modern, lot 50x160.
Burt St. Call Harney 3S48.
2S81
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Closes with May and July
at Same Figures.
CORN FUTURES PUZZLE TO TRADE
Aoltvlty rllinr Irrrnl la Not
Kxitctl.i Ctidrralnort 1 Donlcrs
and II li I li la I'rratlliird
no CoverliiKa,
OMAHA. April 29. 1913.
The most noticeable feature In the wheat
trade at the close yesterday was the fact
that the May and July contracts were at
exactly the same figure. 92Sc The Sep
tember showed the same gain as the
early months. There was a display of
stubborncsn In the foreign situation,
which would not permit the trade In thlh
country to follow tho vrry bearish crop
news. Liverpool showed simp on the
buying side of wheat, the strength .there
being bused on the demand for spot
wheat. Tho surprising distribution of
breadstuffs In Eurape for weeks and
months has become the underlying sup
port In the wheat market of tho world.
The large receipts In tho northwest and
southwest, some very flattorlng rcpolts
from rulltond people In tho southwest,
espcclully In Kansas, Induced consider
able selling on the reaction yesterday.
Cash sales In Chicago for shipment were
750.OO) bushels and the export sales wore
50,000 bushels. The visible supply showed
a decrease of 2.172.WO bushels, which was
considered by the trnde as extremely
large. Messages from Missouri and Kan
sas points told of the appeurunco of
Insects in early wheat acreage lar beyond
expectation, but no claim of damugo
wns made. The mills continue to buy No.
1 Northern wheat at prices from istc to
2ic over the May option at Minneapolis,
while messages claim that deliveries of
velvet chaff wheat In that market for
May will reach 4.000.WO bushels.
A greut deal of wheat Is now on the
move toward tho seaboard and Hut ope.
It Im miirt. 111 nn nrohablu that there will
will enough lowering of crop conditions
from some cause In the near future to
give help to the buying side of the inarkeL
Cash wheat was unchanged to He
higher. ...
Tho action in com futures was a pu"'e
to tho trade yesterday. In a general vva
it was moro than probable that much of
the buying was In the nuturo of cover if
of short lines by Chicago shorts made
nervous by the strength In wheat. There
was a decrease of 1.231.000 bushels In -hl-cago
total stocks. The vlnibit i'PPlJL
corn decreased over S.m.VM inlands. The
shipping demund for corn still continues
alack. Cash corn was unchanged to ,c
hThoroat market showed natural heavi
ness yesterday. Influenced by the dip n
corn prices. CobIi oats were unchanged
t0CIeaCrneser'were; Wheat and flour.
377.0OU bu.; corn, M.OOO bu.; oats, 34 000 Im.
Liverpool close: Wheat, Vd higher,
corn, '4d higher to V4d lower.
Primary wneat receipts were l,3.w,lXW pu.
and shipments f.27.000 bu.. against reci-l H
of 324.0H0 bu. and shipments of iOi.ooo uu.
'"primary corn receipts were fiOS.OOO bu
and shipments 458.000 bu.. against recelptH
of 737.000 bu. and shipments of .S9.000 uu.
'"prlmuVv oats receipts were BuO.OOO bu.
and shipments 619.000 bu.. against recelp
of 507,000 bu. and shipments of 416.0UO ou.
last year.
Cnrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
I
car. MV No 4 hard winter, l'
ar, wv
DATS No 3 white, 3 cars. Mc No
while, 1 car Uocal). Mp; 2 cam. StUr.
CUMIN :so. 2 white. 1 cut, 4c. 1 car.
J4Hc No. i white, 1 cat, 4,c. t car,
M4C, 3 cars, Mtc. No. ! vellow, I ear.
4c. No J yellow, 1 car, 5Vc; 4 cars,
MSo. No. 4 ellow, 1 car. Mc. No. I
mixed. X cars. MV , 1 car. MV- No. S
nilxed.. X cars. Mr, 6 cars, Mile; 1 -mi.
M.0. No. 4 mixed. 2 curs. , t car.
62c. No. grade. I car (white), He.
I'l'II Alio (ill.Vl.N AMII PUUVl.NIO.VS
45
lfa
12.1
36
43
61
197
151
W7
25
29
1UI
PEKSONAIj
E BELiLE MASSAGE, M o d crn
jj. iJuiJu, nrugiesa Treatments.
703 South lCth street. Apartment U.
MASSAGE, salt glow. Mme. Allen of
Chicago. 109 3. 17th St. Douglas 7066.
Massage. Mrs. Steele. 1S07 Farnam. 3d fl.
Mlsa Fisher, maa.. bath, elec. treat. D. 8S3.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast
off clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell at 131
N. 11th St., for cost of collection, to tha
worthy poor. Phone Douglas 412S and
wagon will call.
achi:.v(;k I'oit sale.
4q Acres Improved
Near Benson
Only eight miles from Omaha post
office, bus a new G-room house, largo
barn, room for four head of horses, six
cows and ten tons of hay. There Is ISO
8-year-old apple threes, 100 8-year-old
plum trees, 40 6-year-old cherry trees, 600
grape vines. Has twelve acres In alfalfa,
four acres of pasture, which has a spring,
windmill, has wntcr system throughout
the liOJne. This place Is located high and
sightly, and In a good locality, closo to
school, Is all fenced and cross-fenced. If
vntl wont mi Iflanl rnilHtrv tininn Klnaa in
. . . . . . . ' - ' ' ' i ...,. ....,. o,. " t ... I . I ,
umunn, you win una it a iiltricuit matter i ia'.iasJno; " "" '
. .- , ,,.!.... . , ' Till
iw Hr. tiiij'kitiiiK an uuuu n IJ11B (llie.
Owner has reduced the price to Jll.OOO for
quick sale. Can arrnnge terms.
HASTINGS & HEVDMN,
1614 Harney St.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Omnbu Cnnli Pricea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 86V4(ipS7c; No. 3
hard, SCJiWic; No. 4 nurd, !2'u3Hc; No.
3 spring, MG'85tte; No. 4 spring,
84c; No. 2 durum, 8S(S8SV4c; No. 3 durum,
h7i87'.4c.
CORN-No. 2 white, 64HSHc; No. 3
white. 63Vi8tVic; No. 4 white, 62(6630, No.
2 yellow, 64o; No. 3 yellow, 63(853, No.
4 yellow, 6263o; No. 2, 63.!ii!bJ-)ic; No. 3,
62(h631,1c; No. 4, ,62y&2V4c; no grade, 60tf
62c. . .
OATS No. 2 while, MttSTJic; sionuara,
ADSTIIACTS Oli" TITIiK.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, 206 Brandels Theater.
KB All ESTATE
FARM Jb IlA.M'll UiMIS FOR SALE.
MAftNiyi1rrtrcntnient- K- nrott, 1829
REAL ESTATE
63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
. Bexten pharmacy, 12th and Dodtfe.
MANICUliINO; face, scalp and mag
netlo treatment. Mlsg Debar. 201 19th.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
82)1 subscriptions to the L. H. Journal,
$1.60; S. E. Post. J1.60, and Country Gen
tleman, S1.50, will earn $3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, which will Insure
myself and fifteen other sufferers J10 a
month each.
Must have 24 In April. Your renewal
worth 60 cents. DON'T WITHHOLD IT.
Phone Douglas 7163. Omaha, Neb.
GORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit thu YounK
Women's Christian association building
at 17th and St Marys Ave where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted, Look for
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
MASSAGE MRS. RI'TTENHOUSE,-30S
Boston Store. Eve, and Sun, appolnt's.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
8S7 subscriptions to the L. II. Journal
$1.60; S. E. Post, $1.50, and Country Gen
tleman, $1.60, will earn $3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, which will Insure
myself and fifteen other sufferers $10 a
month each.
Must have 87 In April. Your renewal
worth 60 cents. DON'T WIT HOLD IT.
Phone Douglas 7163, Omaha Neb.
GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN.
PARODIES 6n the latest songs. Send
stamps for llBt E. L. CUrry, Box 313.
Council Bluffs, la. '
MASSAUE Swedish movement. 413
BALE OR EXCHANGE It. E.
HAVE good farms to exchange for resi
dence and Income property. Owners see
us. J. A. Olson, 601 City National Bank
Bldg.. Omaha,
CYCLONES
CAN WRECK CITY PROPERTY,
but they can't wreck land. We have land
for city property.
PALMER LAND CO.,
1106 W. O. W. Bldg.. Omaha.
Improved Farm
Half section and SO acves; south central
Nebraska, fair improvements. Price
$16,000. 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. B. Frank,
1025 City Nat. Bank.
FOR SALE or trade for lot, pool tables
and bar fixtures. 1914 Cuming.
CHOICE, absolutely flawless 160-acre
Minnesota farm, within two miles of two
Kood railroad market towns; six big ele
vators; every foot cultivated; fine, black
loam soli; rented for one-third crop;
should bring $1,000 annual Income. Would
consider clear Omaha property up to $7 000
as payment. Big Stone Land Co.. 620 S
10th St., Omaha. '
REAL- ESTATE
C1TV I'ltuPElt'l'V FOIl SALE.
PALMER LAND CO.
fi."ave .J.usl latel' Bot control of twenty
mo sections of line land In Nebraska and
Kansas, which they will exchange for
clear property. 1I04 w O. W. Bldg.
b, i .OUNK.U I'KAVINO CITY "
mrlctly modern 6-room home, rorner
two Mocks from tar llu and Hans
com park. 2333 So. 31st St, Tel. Har, 1813.
Cnllfornln,
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
ALFALFA and FRUIT Lands.
Southern Pacific and Santa Fo main
lines traverse our absolutely level tract.
Only 15 feet to water; also artesian wells,
Five hours' run to either San Francisco
or, Los Angeles, with a combined popula
tion of far over 1,000,000.
$125 PER ACRE-EASY TERMS.
Join our half-rate excursion to
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
In May See tho
FONTANA ORANGE GROVES,
located on the electric lino from Lo
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your reserations early and let us
show you the "GOLDEN STATE" from
San Francisco to San Dtcgo.
For freo handsomely Illustrated book
lets on all matters Callforiun, see or
wrlto
KARL BREHME. 615 Bea Bldg.
BARLEY Mai tlhg, 641j02V4c; No. 1 feed,
4Kl46c.
RYE-No. 2. 67ii'368c; No. 3, 6767Mc.
Tho following cash sales were reported
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter, 3 cars, 87c;
1 car, 80Hc No. 3 hard winter, 1 car,
IVatiirra of flip Trnillnit nnil Cloaluir
Prices on Hoard of Trnilr.
CHICAGO, April Nervousnewi was
displaced by wheat today under Sev
ern! conflicting Influences. A net loss
HO'Sii' to MIV was locordod Corn
surferiMl a net depression of a sluulo to
4i but oats finished 'c to ip up m ml
iollons made a net advance- of 3V
to 7i&ctfl0c.
Weakness at tile close of wheat trail
ing came on profit-taking that followed
a bulKe caused b reHrts that Austria
wns moving troops across tne bonier
to engage with Montenegro, and bv tv
newed in k of dainag.- from chinch bugs
nnd the Hessian fly In the southwest.
lH)its of the Imminence of a general
I. ! ii. ,U n"?rtrl0. an Important wlwat
haiull hb city of Argentine, had also
helped tho early upturn.
Against these factors weie the good
weather and continued fine prospects
In the domestic, field, with exception of
the. fears from ists In tho southwest
nlrfiVJi' ,ofpr', to- The market wa
unsettled much or the season and It
was not until near tho .lose that full
Si. ?f lar lssur.! was fell. In
fluential selling then sent prices off to
lv"li,.u, ,ow pollu Hf tbe day and
weakness was manifest at the finish.
I w Aary "I'l'ts of wheat today w ere
1..VM.O0O bushels axalnst 3J4.1XX) last year
beaboard clearances of wheat nnd flour
equalled 677.000 bushels.
Ughtncs of country offerings ami
firmness nt Liverpool ' Kftv T" j,",''
rally strength to corn, but prices eaVed
off on but er offerings Inter. Spring
'J1"" frll off cnnslderablv Chang
iir or May holdings to deferred months
Ri vc Mime stremith In miH
i'''1'1.11" wrrf "l'llfted on good buy
ing on tho part of short. Pi,es tv.
o7VT-!.steuhiy8 fr0m ,hP px,r,,", lo"'"'
TheJendlng nailers closed as follows:
Art Iclc. I Open. H1kH7i I .o w7Tcios"o" Yos'T"
Wheat
Mny.Msf4
J"I.V.l2i(.ll,
Sept. 191 $
Mny.
July.
Sept.
Oatn.
May.
July.
Sept.
Pork.
May.
July.
Sept.
Lnrd.
May.
July.
Sept.
Ribs.
May.
July.
Sept.
WrV
6-H
S4M
341.il
31U
19 60
19 63
19 35
10 DO
10 80-82
10 80
11 25
10 87H
10 774
92J 92 UisJTV
92'iH 9221, H2M(.i
!'2H 91,i91Nl!
65H K I55(k1
66U SI 6f
67 66,ffH MM
35 34S 34
34N. 34V 34,ij
3IH 34U 3(i,
19 f ! 19 43 19 474
19 !UK 19 65 19 65
19 45 19 35 19 40
10 90-92 10 87 H 10 90
10 85 10 80-82 10 824
10 S5-87 10 SO 10 82V.,
! 0 91M ioti'M ib'"
10 80-82 10 VM 10 80 I
2,
921,
86
SI'S,
Si
. -Hi.
19 r.
19 45
19 30-32
10 SO
10 80
10 n-w
11 21M
10 M
REAIi ESTATE LOANS.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, 6, SVi and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. II. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam St.
CALIFORNIA land-excursions 1st and
id Tues. W. T. Smith Co. 815 City Nat. Bk.
Florida.
TRADE 6 sections well drained prairie
land, Florida, $35 acre, owner. Box S7,
Nevada, Mo.
Sllsaourl.
ONE of the best bearing apple orchards
in Missouri; S3J4 acres; 2V4 miles from St.
Joe. Free from Incumbrance. Will ex
change for Income property In Omaha
tree from Incumbrance. Have recently
become resident of Omaha and desire al;
my Investments in Omaha. For further
particulars call E. P. Snowdcn. care Ne
braska Blau-Gaa Co. Douglas 3877.
Nebraska.
(2302) Have client with 640-acre small
ranch 20 miles south of Long- Pine, Neb.
10) acres hay, 40 acres cultivated. Bal
ance good pasture. Fenced. House 16x24
oa'n 3bcfS; new granary 12x11; well and
wind mill. A snap for someone at $15
per acre. Will take somo cosh and some
trade.
J. A. ABBOTT & CO..
604 City Nat. Bank Uldg.. Omaha. Neb.
1,280-ACRB ranch, half mile R. R. town;
6-room house, barn, sheds, corrals, all
fenced, two wells, mills, tanks; five milk
cows and calves, chickens, all hay and
farm machinery, nine head horses,
wagons, buggies and harness. Part cash
and time. Price. $6,800. 414 Barker Block.
Omaha.
m oU. WANT A BARGAIN
In a good SO acres southeast Nebiaaka
land, with a 60-aere hnrinJ Jit .laAK,a
nJ?,8',1 tn P'ac of $8,000 ir desired
Ovvnt-r old and cannot take rare of It.
Price $lo0 an acre. W. W. Mitchell Act
Bee Bldg. Omaha. Neb. mcne"' A8t.,
South Dakota,
320 ACRES, 3 miles from Hymore. B D
Good 7-room house, barn 150x80 feet with
hay mow for 75 tons of hay. Two ho
pastures fenced with woven wire. Good
well with water piped In house. 160 acres
In cultivation, balance pasture iiv2
level and excellent soli. Price lis Ter
acre; $6,000 to $S.0u0 down. MARY SKY
BOLD, 217 McCague Bldg., Omaha
WaahtuKtou.
,1th1? walla ""walla VALLEY.
Washington, presents at the present time
a most attractive field for the Investor
and homeseeker. This section bos never
experienced a cyclone, hurricane, tornado
or flood. A diversified district, where
the small tract farmer does equally at
well as the large groin grower. Write
today for free Illustrated literature de
scribing fruit growing, gardening, dairy,
lng and hog raising. The Commercial
Club. Wa la Walla, Waoh, "'".
WANTED City loan and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1120 Farnam HL
OARVTNBROS Loans $500 and up
MONEY To loan on business or rest
dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000.
W. II. THOMAS. 22S State Bank Bide.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska fanny
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
101G Omaha National. Douglas 271S.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
921 CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDU.
DOUGLAS 1278.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros
6o
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Csrlberg Co..
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates, for
loans on Nebraska farms and O mall a
city property In any amounts.
II. W. BINDER,
613 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
REAIj ESTATE WANTED
WE have a buyer for your houke call
Osborne Realty Co. Phone Douglas 1474.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage 7V4 days. Moderate rates.
For book ot tours, rates, etc., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen. Agts., 35 W Randolph St.. Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
WANTED TO HUT.
Dolgoff 2d hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothe, shoes. Web. 1607.
FBBT prices for furniture Call D. 7U3.
A FIRST CLASS second hand motor
cycle, four-cylinder preferred, others In
good condition. Phone Harney &66.
WOULD like to buy a five ur six-room
bouse to be moved on a lot. One In the
neighborhood of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4S0L
D. 8066. Quick buyers of furnlturo.
WANTED To buy pedigreed Scotch col
lie. Telephone Webster 2940.
WANTEI TO RENT
YOUNG business man desires room In
strictly private home; no rooming house
need answer. Addreis M HOC, Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKKT OK WEST
Ship II e stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten-
tionj
Live Block Coiuuilaalou Merchants,
BYFRS BROS. & Co. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchanne Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Biagl
Bid; no sale.
..VJ'JC.UK" rasl1 Pr'ceH-Whcat: No. 2 red.
$1.0Tit(1.0ii, No. 3 red, 90c(U $1.00, No. 2
hard, 93Mi9"l4o; No. 3 hard. 92ft94Hc; No
1 northern, 94r95e; No. 2 northern. 83'tf
.N0 v;? "orthern. P0V41t92c; No. 2 spring.
9.j4r94c; No fcprlng. 9Ufcj2c; No. 4 spring,
Mj89c; velvet chaff, SStrtMlic; durum, 9.1.
iJ?. CV.!": No- 6lMo. No. 2 white.
fcWc; No. 2 yellow. 6Tmj67c; No. S. Kir
S!v 3 white. 67ttlr68c; No. 3 yellow,
vt!60V4c, No. 4, M&K'ic; No. 4 white, 65ft
66,o; No. 4 yellow. 64Hr066Hc. Oats. No.
2 white, 3(.H636?io; No. 3 white, 34V4G35HC,
No. 4 white. 335i34ic; standard, 35j
3CUC. Uyo: No. 2. 63Hc Bnrley: 4Wuc.
Sotds: Timothy, $2.86nafi5; clover. $lii.0ft!f
uZmm l"nu m'M nlb8:
Hl'TTER Firm; creameries, 26fl30
I'-UGS Firm: rocelpts. 40,191 enwen; fiesh.
18c; nt mark. caseH Included, 17Jil8c; or
dinary rirsts, 17c; firsts, 19c.
PpTATOUH-Rccelpts, DO cars; mostly
higher; Michigan, 42H5c; Minnesota, 06
43o; Wisconsin. 4046c.
POULTRY-Llvo steady; chickens and
springs, lSMc.
1 ,
Knnanx flty (iratn nnil I'rovlatona.
KANSAS CITY. April 29.-W1IEAT-Cash,
.No. 2 hard. KSUfi'lle: Kn 3 K7li7i
90Mc; No. 2 led, $1.00(S1.0.'I: No. 3. WcffMl.Ol.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 6tiliTj67c; No. 3, CUc;
No. 2 white, 56?ic; No. 3. 60ihfi6V4c.
OATH-No. 2 white, 35i,ie36c; No. 2
mixed, 3ift34Hc.
Futures closed as follows:
WHEAT May, 86W&6tto; July, S&gsSUc.
CORN-May. 65H(SMHc; July, 66Vif65ic.
O ATS M ay , 34T4c; July, 34c.
RYE-90flC0c.
HAY Ccolce timothy, $12.76fl3.00;
choice prairie, $10.60011.00.
Bt'TTER-Oreamery. 33,.. frst8, J2o;
seconds, 3lc; packing, 22c.
EOGGS-Flrsts, 18818Ho; seconds. H
16c.
POULTRY-Hcns, 14c; roostoro, Dc;
ducks, 15c.
Minneapolis (iraln Slarkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. April 29
WHEAT May, 8ST4U89c; July. UlHfcOlHo;
September, 9Ui&mc. Cash: No 1 hurd.
9H4c; No. 1 northern, 90H&91-Hc; No 2
northern. S8K4i89ic, No. 2 hard Montana.
Ul'ko; No. 3 wheat. 6K7c.
FI.OUR-Flrst patents. $4.304.65; heeond
patents, $4 16ft4.60; first clears, $.1.10tiB.W;
second clears, $2.Ku'.'.80.
HRAN-$16.00tfl7.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 6563',ic.
OATS No. 3 white. 32',it32Hc
RYE-No. 2, &V&68V4C.
FLAX-$I.31W.
BARLEY-iaStSc.
St. 1,011 Ik (irueriil Market,
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-WHEAT-Cash:
No. 3 red, $1.091.12; No. 2 hard, tUflMVic.
CORN No. 2, 67437c; No. 2 white.
GOfiOOltc.
OATS-No. 2, S6c; No. 2 white, 87c.
RY-fi2c.
Closing price of futures:
WHEAT May, 64Tc; July. SMtc.
OATH May, 34c; July, 31c.
l'OULTRY-Qulet; chickens, 14c; Rprlngs,
ISc; turkeys. 15c; ducks, 12c; geese. 7c.
BI'TTEIt I-ower; creamery, 2732c.
;gG8 Firm, 17c'
I.lvrriiool (irnlu Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 2ft WIIBAT-Spot
steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s lid; No 8
Manitoba, 7s lOd, Futures steady ,hv
9sid; July, 7a 7Hd; October, 7 6M.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed
new, 6h ,rt; kiln dried, 6s Hid; Aninrlcari
mixed, old, 6s; via Galveston, 5h 8Hd. Fu
tures Irregular; May American mixed, 5s
lid; July La Plata. 5s lftd.
I'rorln Market,
PEORIA, 111., April 29.-CORN No 2
white, 64466c; No. 2 yellow. KMc; No'. 3
yellow, 55c; sample, 61c.
OATS No. 2 white. 36o; standard. 35c.
Cotfee Murkel,
NimV YORK. April 28.-COFFEK-FU.
lures opened steady at a decline of 8 to
14 points, In response to lower European
rabies, somewhat larger Brazilian re
ceipts nnd reports of rather an easier
cost and freight market. Europe was
a considerable seller here and with very
few buyers around the ring prices contin
ued to ease off under liquidation and
scattered offerings from bearish wources.
Tho closo was steady. Sales, 75.600 bags,
April und May, 10.85c; June. 10.90c. July,
10.9c; August, 11.06c; September, Oc-tobe-November
and December, 11.18c: Janu
ary, 11 13c, February. 11.20c; March. 11.21c.
Hjjot coffee, ensy; Rio 7c. 11,q; Ha lit oh
4s, 13Uc. Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova.
WV&1714C.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 29 METALS
Copper, steady, standard spot and Julv,
$14.7515.; electiolytlc $15175; lake. $15.87;
castings, $15.60. Tin. dull: spot. April nnd
May. $19.WtfH9.S0; July. $18.6049.00, July,
$4.0f 48.60. Lead, steady, $4 46 bid. Spelter,
quiet, $5.60t6.0O. Antimony, dull. Cook
son's, $9.00. Iron, dull and unchanged
ST. LOUIS. April 28.-METAL8-I.ead.
quiet, $4.3714. Spelter, dull. $5.40fc0.60.
Copper arrivals, 2fi tons; exports this
mouth. 32,043 tons. London, copper easy;
spot, IS 72s Gd; futures. 2s 6d. I,ocal sales,
tin. 5 tons. London, tin, quiet; spot, 1229;
futures. 220. London, lead. 17 15c. lon
don, spelter, 26 10s. Iron, Cleveland war
rants 67s In London.
HiiKiir Market.
NEW YORK. April 29 Sl GAR-Ilaw
steady, muscavado, 2VV&2.89C, centrifu
gal, 3.36'u3.30f, molasses, iSlI.CIi,: r.
fined, steady.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET,
Cattle Receipts Liberal and Prices
Show Further Declines.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Slieep ami l.uiittit Mun, ullli Price
Menily to Ten to Fifteen Cents
I, oner Than Mnmln'
tieiirrnl Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. April V. 191J.
Receipts were. i-..m. tt,in Ktir-nv
Official Monday 4,001 6.7S7 110
Kstlnte Tuemlay 4,100 U.tX 7.600
1o das this week... 8,701 19.767 19,592
Hiiie uays lMt week fi.9i 16.XK t!,947
Same days I w'ks. ago 10.101 H.7M l?.Jl
Saiuo days 3 w's. ago. P.tKW 14.1SSI ,!
Bntno any s 4 w ks. ago 6.68.1 3X 949 lf,fC
Sanio days last year. . S.SR7 36,701 12.346
The following table shows the receipts
or rattle, hogs and shrep nt South Omaha
ror tho year to date, compared with last
"H; 1913. 1912. Inc. Doc.
ittle aiX.7l m,W 15.1S4
1.240.36 274,60)
""vep .47.190 721.313 17.877
Tho following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
hist few days with comparisons:
Dale. I 1913, 7l9l2.jll"Ll lyiO. 1 19U3. 1 1 jSJliWL
April 13 78ii 7 6l t'wi s'iSl ' jf 30
A,,r iV ! 7 64 5 83 8 W) 0 9J 6 64 6 $4
April 21 S74U 6 SS 8 9,U 91 5 42
April 21! S 03i 7 45 5 90 l 'Jl 6 99 5 36 6 35
!,r ?! 5 i1 1 : 1 " 01 5 l
' ,r M.h 7 41 6 73 1 7 051 5 40 . 34
April 26' 8 5.M4 7 M b 74 9 12 5 38 31
April 36 S 49H 7 1 5 83 9 I2 6 92 6 14
April 27 J 7 671 6 S5 9 04 Ml 6 2l 6 JS
Apr 28S.H4) 1 5 M llS 7 -JS 5 )
April 29 S 181 7 05 , 6 74 ! 9 12 7 01 ' 6 34 6 36
Sunday
fvl TLK Cattle i-ecelpts wero quite lib
eral iiKttln this morning, making the totHl
for the two days this week s,7i) head, n
slight Increase over tho corresponding
days or last week, but a tailing off as
compared with two weeks ago As com
pared with a ai ago the receipts were
not nmterlnli) changed. Some other mar
ket points wor heavllj supilled and
there was a still further uownward move
ment in prices all along the line. It was
to bo expected aftiir such a sovcru bleak
in pi Ices as lias already tukeli place mat
thu oountt could withhold shipments for
a few days On the contrary the coun
try 1.1 apparently so anxious to unload
that It continues shipping freely In spite
or the lower range in prices. Thole is
a geliurul reeling that with a few da s
pr light receipts tho markets of the coun
try would speedily locover lost ground.
but so long as the runs hold up It Is
natural to expect thul buyers will con
tinue depressing prices.
Boot xteurs opened very slow and weak
to lOo lower and the forenoon was well
advanced btlflll-n mimiLli l,nl,ina hn,l
been transacted to call It a market. Wlu-n
nuyeis aim sellers finally got together
the market was morn active, and toward
the closo strengthened up until tho weak
ness of thu morning was iccovetod, tho
market closing about steady with yes
terday. Cows und heUera showed tho
sumo weakness at the beginning, closing
about steady, thu same ntt beef steers.
Stock cattlo and feeders tanged from
nearly steady on tho best gradea to a
lower on others, but the break In prices
has hi ought In moro country orders, so
that there was a tiilr domund
Quotations on cnttlo: Good to choice
beef steers, $S.10.60; fair to good beef
steers, $7.KoftX.10; common to lair beef
steers, $7.60J7.85, good to choice heifers,
$7.2657.75; good to choice cows. $6.607.30,
fair to good grades, $5.854i.&0; common to
full- grades, , $3.76416.85. good to cholco
stockorH nnd feeders, $7.6Oi8.00; fair to
good stockers nnd feeders, $(1.90y7.&0; com
mon to lair mockers and feeders. $.'26if
ti.-JO, stock cows and helfors, $6.0OU7.0-J;
voni caives, u.ii4ia.7&; nulls, Htugs, ulc,
$6.85(07.00.
Representative miles:
HOGS A very respectable run showed
up this morning, about 192 cars, or -13,000
head, being reported In. For tha two
days tho receipts foot up 19,757, being
4,500 lurger than for tho sumo days 11
week ugo, but 3,000 smaller than two
weeks ago, and 6,00) lighter than a yeur
ugo.
With a fair supply m sight, buyers
started out today to take nnothcr rap
at hog Vuluos. As has boon the ruin of
Into, shippers and speculators refused to
look at anything except cholco light
bunches, and only took thorn when they
exactly suited their wants. In conse
quence almost tho ontlro supply was left
at tho disposal of tho packers and their
opening bids Indicated a decline of loif
15c. Tho trade showed none of tho
ncttvity that characterized Saturday'n
nnd Monday's markets, nnd It was 9:30
before anything of consequence hud been
done. About this time, however, It bo
canio apparent that puckers meant to
stand by their first bids, and when tho
supply began to nwvo It wus at figures
that wero 10ftl5o lower than Monday's
avorago market. Some few loads of
choice light stuff that sold to shippers
did not show tho full deellnc, bill, owing
to the fact that the outside buyers have
been out of tho trade so much of Into It
Is hard to makn accurate comparisons on
this sort of stuff. Even after the loo
had been broken, tho market was very
draggy, nnd 10 o'clock found over half
of the offerings still In Irst hands.
Toward the iose, however, tho trade
livened up n little and hy 11 o'clock lirac.
tlenlly nvorytlilng had been sold. There
wiiH no very noticeable chungo In values
at this time. Koine salesmen wero of the
opinion that the late trudn was a trifle
stronger, while others regarded It as no
more thnn steady with the early market.
Ah n whole, the market can be quoted
lO&luc lower. The most of tho sales wore
made at $J.15tfi8.20, with quite, a sprinkling
of lights at $5.25 and some choice offer
ings at iH.im. viiiuos today touched the
lowest point that has been reached since
tho lust day of February, when tho av
erage was tS. IS.
SHEEP Today's trade In sheep and
lambs wan In marked contrast to that of
Monday 111 that buyers ami Kellers seemed
much indisposed to do IiiisIiii-nh dm lug
tho early hours of tho forenoon. Tho
fact of the matter was that sellers Hied
hard to part with their holdings at yes
terday's prices, but the buying side wus
extremely bearish light from tho stint1
and wnnted to fill the bulk of tho orders
on a little lower basis There, worn a
feu sales mndn at the opening that
looked steady, but the bulk of the offer
ings that moved a little, later on showed
n 1 Oft 15c decline, thus muklng the general
market anywhoro from steady to 101fl5c
lower.
On tho opening rounds a load of Ne
braska fed Mexican lambs of handy
weight was picked up at $s.80, tho high
est point leached dining the day and
identical with yrsterday'H top. A goodly
number of clipped lambs wore offered,
among which wero throe cars which were
not very well finished that sold at $7.10.
Aside from tbeso transactions fnw other
lumbs were weighed up early In tho fore
noon. A- Inln ....... n.. . t..AVA
fin jv ii.ir, lun iiiuiiuna -, nnivt
there being only two loads of wooled
ewes and a deck of clipped ewes among
the receipts. As buyers seemed to wunt
something on that order the small bunch
of clipped offerings sold at $4.10. Tho
wooled lambs were not sold until at a
later hour.
The estimates called for Homo thirty
cars, or 7,500 head, being a ruthor mod
erate run for . Tuesday as compared
with a week ago und a year ago. For
the first few duys of the week thn re
ceipts have been well up to normal, us
around 19,600 worn reported In as against
19,947 for the same time lust week, 1,925
two weeks ago and 12,346 one year ago.
Quotations on sueep and lambs: Good
to choice Mexican lambs, $8.vii8.90; fair
to good Mexican lambs. $8 4O0S.6O: good
to choice western lambs. o.iU8.fi5, fair
to good western lambs, $1 Xipa .'to; shorn
lamUi. $7.tOfi7.75, feeder lambs, $7.76'0
8.35; yearlings, light. $7.3ifi? 16; yearlings,
heavy. $7 164J7.36; wethers, gpod to cholcu
JIV.7M7.0O; wethers, fair to good. $6. 350
0.76; ewes, good to cholco, $6.6006.75;
ewes, fair to good, $6.2OU.60; culls and
bucks. $8.00U6.36.
Sioux City Lire Stock Market.
ainiiv r-IT-V Atiril afll-A'nu t..
ceipis, 1.1 nniii, niuinci weiiK, native
rteois, 7 3&1i8 50, eows and helfors. $5.76
$,1 . yt 1 inhrs. $S -.0119 60. Western
steers, $ ,5liS .'j, western rows, $l36tf
' IHH18 Receipts. 9.m head: market. 6
iiHV lower, bulk, $208. 40: henvv. $.16'
8 30; packers and butchers. $8 30W.S.40;
light. $S258.I5. plgn. $7.357 76
81 1 HEP AND I.AM1W Rocelpts, !,0
head, market 10c lower, muttons. tt00r
$.76. Colorado lambs. $7.fcMrS.fiO. range
wethers and eni lings, $.'B7.36, range
ewes, $5 00W! 50.
Available Supplies of (Irnlti.
NEW OUK. April SS -Spoclal cable and
tclegraphlo communication received by
llradstreol's show tho following changes
In available supplies, as compared with
previous accounts: Available supplols.
Wheat. 1'lilled States, east Rockies, de
creased, J,M8,n) bu.; fulled States, west
Rookies, decreased, 103,000 bu.; Canada,
decreased. 9.7I9.00O bu , total I'nlted States
and Canada, decreased, 12,370,000 bu..
afloat for and In Europe, decreased.
4,Vo.00i bu , total American and Euro'
penn supply, decreased, 16,370,000 bu.;
corn, Culled States and Canada, de
creased, 2.860.000, oats, I'nlted States and
Canada, decreased, 1.19I.QXV
Clilenuo I. lie Stock Market.
CHICAGO. April 'JO.-HOllS-Recelpts,
10. UK) head; market shade lower, bulk,
$S.35lS.66; heavy. $S.ltyttS.M; rough. $.1 10
I8.35, pigs. $ 4irX 00.
CATTLE Receipts, 2.600 head; miiiket,
dull at yesterday's decline: beoes, $7.20tt
8.90; Texas steers. $.70r7 76. western. $6.90
JrS.00. stockors and feeders, $6.108.1X1;
rows nnd helfors, ;11I8.26; calves, $6 26
tis.ar.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 16.000
head; market 5ffl0o lower; native. $5.sojr
7.15. western. $6.1ft7.l6; yearlings. $.4vtf
7 Mi; lambs, native, $6.60iJr7.60i western, J6.90
tfS.70.
St. Louis I, lie Stock Market.
ST LOl'IS. April 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,800 head; market stonily; native
hoof steers, $5.7M9 00; cows and heifers,
$4.60ti8.73; stockors and feeders. $5.251f8.0);
southern steers, $6 26(118.60, rows nnd
helfors, $4 0X77.00; calve", $5.01i0.50
HOGS Receipts, 11.000 bond; nmikct lOo
lower: pigs nnd lights. $7.ill(8.H6; mixed
and butchers. $8 (008.05. good heavy, $8.40
(IS 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-llocelpts. l.&Op
bond, market sternly . nntlvo muttoiisl
t5.fOa7.3t. lambs, $7.00fl8.P0.
St. .louppti I, lie Stnek Market.
ST JOSEPH. April 29. - CATTLE Re
colpts. 2.800 head; slow; steers, $7.25WI.70:
cows and helfors, $4.00ffS,00; calves. $S.Wir
9.00.
HOGS -Rocelpts, 8,000 head; market, 15c
lower, top, $8.90; bulk, $S UiilfS 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts. 2,600
bend; market low; lambs, $7.rvffis.65.
eiv York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 2. MONRY-On
call, sternly; tftH por cent; ruling rate,
2 per cent; closing bid, 2?i por cent; of
fered nt 2T per cent. Time loans,
stronger; CO days, 4 per cent; ninety
duys, 4V per cent; six months, 4H(f4H per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPMtl-WoH
per cent. Sterling exchange with actual
business lu bankers' bills nt $4.8360 for 60
day bills and at $4.8680 for demand. Com
mercial blllB. $4,831.
SILVER Bar. floHo; Mexican dollars.
ISc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. nt 1. rt... 100UK. C. So. r. In. ... 7H
do coupon 1D0V.L. S. db. u 111.. HSU
U. S 3. ret 10:1 &. N". unl. it. . M't
do coupon 10lttM. K. & T. lit 4s M
U. S. 4i. I'l 1UH do ivii. Uu II
do coupon IUViMMo. I'clfl 4i . Tfl
rnim 3a coupon 1031 do cnn. (, m4
A.-C. lit ( ctti.... t N. It. 11. ot M. IHt U
Amur. Ax In II,N Y. 1'. g. 3ti.. . SS
A. T & T. ct 4i. 101 do db. 4 v ;t
Am. Tolncco ... ISO M Y. N. II. A II.
Armour & Co. 4!ii. JD', nr. S'ii 71
AUIilntin gon. .... M4 N. W. lit 0. :H
1I11 cr. it 1S40 M'.i do cr. ( I04H
do or. ( UK) No. l'acUlo 4i tl't
A t', I, lit a..., H do S Ml
Ill. A. Ohio : 0. 8 L rliln. in., nt
do J!J Hljl'ftin. cr. ti 1118. . 04 U
llrook. Tr. cv. 4a... S7 ton. 4a Ol't
Cen. ot On. ti.,.105'i Itfudlng gen. 4..,,ft,
Cfll. Inthrr !.... i B. I. Ai 8. V. If. ! 71!
Choi. ,t Ohio 4i.. i do gen. (a 7
do conr 4Hi .... 74St. U B. W. c. 4a. ll'l
Chicago A. Ji. (I B. A. U ad. It.... -,2
O. II. & Q. 1. U... SIH'Jo. rao. rol, 4s.... 19
do grn. it "Iij do cr. 4a J7'i
CM & ET 1' er 4ia..lDIS 1,0 1,1 r(- 4a. M(i
C. II 1 I'. c. (h. giSi. Hallway (a.. 10U
do rfg. 4a . . Ill do grn. 4a 7SH
C. AS. r ft a 4Ha MS Union I'acltlo 4a.... MS
11. A II. cr. 4a... v do cr. 4a tl
I), ft It tl. ret. is.. do 1st rrt. it .. vtH
DlatllUra' (a 01 U. ft. Hulilicr lu:',
Brio p. I. 4a ... . mi; V. Rtrcl :l ta...l00V
do gfn. 4s 7H4Va.-Car. Cham. 6a.. K
do cr. 4a, aar, II. ln'.t Waliaah lit ft ri. 4a tl
III. Can. lat r. 4a. 0 Watem Md. 4a. ... 70H
lnlr. Met. 4H .... "44. Wfat. Klec. er. It., tl
Intaji St. U. it... ijh'WIi. Central 4a.. V)
Japan i'it H
Did. Offctad.
NE YORK ST0GK MARKET
Prices Depressed on Reports from
Europe on Balkan Situation.
MANY LOW RECORDS ARE MADE
1-rm.nre llenvlest Aunlnst Intrrnn
""" Slookn. Pnrtlcnlnrly 4n
indlnn Pnclflo, AVhlcli
Mliiniiin Seven Points,
NEW YORK. Alirll M Thn nrnnoll.lii.,1
i weakness of European markets caused by
; reports or Austria's belligerent attitude
, toward Mnntrnegro was of direct Influ
ioiico on the homo market, where prices
the Important stocks made now low
records for thn year, with numo.dus
losses on tho day of I to 3 points. Pres
miip woa henvlrst against the Interna
tional stocks, particularly Canadian Pn
ciric, which slumped 7 points. Steel, tho
uariinians, Rending and Amalgamated
displayed marked wonknoss,
AmHcan stocks in London, which had
shown general advances. weakened
abruptly before the opening here and
somo of the enrly selling In this market
was for foreign account. Before mlddnj
thn lists stiffened, but In tho afternoon
active selling wns resumed, culminating
In a vigorous drive In the ivtt hour, which
forced thn market to tho low point ot
the session. Helling npieared to be chiefly
In tho nature of boar pressure.
Tho quarterly statement of the btcel
corporation, which came out shortly iftcr
tho closo of the market, wrs less favor
able than had been generally predicted
The expected announcement of an Issuo
of Now York City bonds was made today,
tho city offering $46,000,000 nt 44 per cent
Outstanding Issues wero depressed by the
nutiouucouirnt, somo of them touching
now low prices, Tho new bonds Md
"when Issued" on the curb nt lpOH.
Kor an Isstio of 44s In 1W7 tho city ob
tained an nverago of 10C and ror a l'JOS
Issue an avorago of 104,
On account of present conditions In tho
money market bankers predicted thut tne
average for tho new issue would be under
Bonds woro lower, prices being matte, by
some reorganization Issues. Total sales,
par value, $2,6.1!,m United States bonds
wero unchanged.
Number ot sales and leading quotations
on stocks wero as follows:
Silas. High. Low. Cloit.
44,300 7!H T0U 70S
II.7&4IM.3G; stockors and
calves, $.75Jr7.G0
111 7 60; cauuei'S, $8
feeders. $7.0047.86
Lulls XUYii: 36. 'I
HOdK-Recelpts, 4. Lead; market MT
10c lower: heavy. $8 lMlS.16; mixed. $8 16
8). ItRht. $8fJ8K; pigs, $7.0Hl736
bulk. $n&J.20.
.SlIElil' ANP LAMIIS-Roceipts, none.
liiniNim (K 1,1 vr- Nlook Mnrkpt.
KANSAS CITY. April 2fl -CATTLE -Ro-celpts
!.ifi0 head market steady native
steers $7CO'(j8 60 pint hern sterrs $6.25i
8.00 southern cows and heifers. $l.3'a
i u nut) c row s and lnlfirn $I20'8 40.
sluckcrs and feeder, fa.DOUS.W, bulls, j
Wool Mnrkrt.
BOSTON. April . AVOOL - Moving
moro easily nt tho expense of values,
Healers am endeavoring to clean up their
old stock and buyers nru reported to bo
bidding nctlvely on the ranges. Now
western wools range from 13 cents In
Utah to 18 nnd 0 cents In Michigan and
Ohio.
Old Delaines nro selling slowly at 29
emits, while Montuna half-blood Is firm
at 20 cents. California and Texas prod,
ucts nro very dull. Lcudlng domestic
quntutlniiH range, as follows: Missouri,
three-eighth blood, 25c quarter blood, 2.VJ(
2Cic; braid, 24c; black, hurry, seedy, cotts,
lSWOc.
Scoured Basis Texas, flno, twelve
luonthH, rntoo; fine, six to eight mouths,
47N8c; fine, full, 4646c.
California Northern, 62GriSo; middle
county, 60ii62c; southern, 4ftt49o; fall, free,
4Sf(S0o; fall, defective, 384f40c.
Oregon Eiistcrii No, 1, staple, 6iVi07c;
eastern 'clothing, Mlf57o; valley No. 1,
66i(57c; vnlloy No. 2, 624C3C; valley No.
3, 45f4c.
Territory Mno. staple. 6Mn7c: fine me
dium, stnplo, 66f67c; flno clothing. 5KJ62c;
f un medium, clothing, bltirtfo; unit hlnod.
comhtiiK, 60i62c; three-eighth blood comb
ing, 48ffiOa; quarter blood combing. 47m 48c.
Pulled "A," riVdWc; "A" supers, fOI640.
LONDON, April 29, -Thoro woro 12,911
bales offrrod lit tho wool auction sales
today, flood wools woro In demand, but
faulty stock was in buyers' favor. The
continent took the bulk of the merinos
nnd tho home trado readily absorbed tho
large, supply of crossbrods offered.
KT. LOUIS, April 28.-WOOI-UnHettled;
northern or western mediums, 17il8c;
fine, hurry, lOJUc.; slight burry, lflc.
Loudon Htook Mnrkrt,
LONDON. Anrll 29 American eoiii-iii.
opened quiet nnd steady today. Prices ad
vanced under tho lead of Cnnndlau Pa
cific during the early trading and at noon
tho list showed gauiH ranging from J to
lVk nbovo parity.
Ixmdou closing stock quotations:
Consols, moner . .74 11-1 Illinois Central .. Ill
do aco'l. tJunt).. 74U Ltularllls h Nnh.lllu
Amal. Copper 74',, Mo., Kan. Tel.. 1C,
Atchison 101 New York Central. 101 H
llaltlmore ft Ohio. 101 I'ennarlranls U
Csnadlan I'acltle .114-4 Heading S3
Chi Oreat Western !' Southern raclflo .. 101V.
till.. Mil. A 81 P.lOKHl'nlim I'aclflo m
Ilenrer & Rio O . 30V V, H. steel 1
Krla !HWabaah . ..i i
do lat pfd 4S IX! hear r0',
Oraml Trunk . ... IlSRand Mines 71
S1LYER War, eusy at 27 16-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 2WiWi per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES-Sliort bills, 3HG3i
per cent; three months' bills, 3i8l 13-16
per cent.
Iloatnn Mlnlns; stock.
ROSTON. April 30.-Closing quotations
on milling stocks worn us follows:
Allouez w Molu.k
Anal Copper 70S Nerada Con. ..
A. Z 1. i 8 :tNlplsslDg Mlnea .
Arltona Com. . . 1 North null . .
II. & C. i". c 8. M. IS North Uke . . .
Cal. ft Arlinna IVi Old Iomlnlon ...
Csl ft. Ilecla 4M Oaeeola
Centennial 13 Qulney
l-opper Hangs C (. 4IVsHhannon
Kait llutte O. M.. UViHuparlor
a superior n. M
: 1-II 'Tamarack
MViU 8. S. It. ft M
S do pfd
1 ftah Con
. 13 I'tah Copper Co..
4 Winona
:J',i Wulrertna
franklin
lllroui Con. .. .
Uranhir Con. ..
Greene Cananea
Kerr Ike
Ike I'opper
La Fallo Copper.
Mtatnl Copper
Aike4.
41
1H
S
37
IV,
41
11
II
Is
M
3V
31
MS
47VI
7H
49
IS
to
1,000
Lt00
100
100
seo
I no
300
1,300
7W
40
3, M0
1,700
,100
700
ra
Amalgamated Copper ....
American Agricultural ...
American Pert Sugar
American Oan
American Can ptd
American (-. ftp
Amarloan Cotton Oil
Am. Ice. Hrcurltlea
American Unaeed
American Irfxumotlre
American 8. & It
.Am. S, ft u. p(d
Am RVigtr Itetlntng. ...
American T. A T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atcblaon pfd
Atlanllo Coast bins.... .
llaltlmnrn A Ohio
Ilethlehem Stent
Ilrooklyn Itapld Tr
Canadian Pscltlo
Cenlrsl leather
(Tlirsapeak A Ohio
Chicago O. W
Chicago, M. ft St. P ....
Chicago ft N W
Colorado K. A I
Connolldated flas
t'orn Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Itlo Grande. ..
Iener A 11. 0 pfd... .
Iilitlllsra' securities
Krlo
Krle lit ptd
Krla 3d pfd
tlenersl Rlectrlo
tlreat Northern pld
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa.
Illinois tVntrsI
Interborough Met
Inter Met. pfd
Inlernatlona) Ilarreitcr ,.
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper
International Tump
Kanssa City Southern ...
Icledn Oan
Lehigh Valler
Isiulsillla A Naihrltle..
M., SI P. ft R. Hie. M.
Mlaaourl, K. A T
Mleaoorl Pacific
National lllnrull
National Iad - ..
N- It II. of M. Id pfd..
New York Central
N. Y'. . O. ft W
Norfolk A Western
North American . . .....
Northern I'aclflo
Taclflo Mall
l-rnnaylrsnla ,.
PeoplQ'a Gas
J, C, C. A St. 1,
Pittsburgh t.'oal
Pressed steal Car
Pullman Palace Car...
Heading
nepubllo 1. A 8 ....
.Uepubllo I. A 8. pfd..
flock Iiland Co
Hock Iiland Co. pfd..
St. U ft H V. 3d pfd
Beaboard Air Une
Seaboard A. U pfd...
Hloss-Uhsfflsld 8, ft I.
Southern Paclflo
southern Hallway ..
So llallvay pfd
Tenneaiee copper ... .
Teiaa A Pacific
Union I'aclfle
Union I'aclfle pfd
United States Realty.
United Mates Rubber.... 700
United fllatea Rteel 10l.l
P. K. Rteel pfd
tltali Copper ..
Vs -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
W'abaah pfd
Western Maryland ...
VVealern Pnlon
Weitlnghouae Klectrle
Wheeling A Uke Erie.
30
33U
114
44
41i
34 S
,r
T'i
UJ 101
aw u:
30V4
1H
44
41V,
4Vs
V.
3J's
US
tot
111
4
n
Jos
llVi
47',
434
34
',m
33
n
101
1.700 13IH HIS Itl',
v iz:h :ui id
11. too us
3,700 mt
31
51',
100 100 100
IM( 100'i
MS
30) 130S 1104 120.S
I'i
mi
31
J1H
13
tl
US
tli
31,400 t37S 3331, jint
sun ll hi
IS
14H
US
14
M',
11
4,0l) IMS 105't 105',
IWO IZKt IHS 137
1,40) 331,
1,300 12
l,:oo lnu
300 JI7S 117
Ml,
ii7i ins
lll'.t ll.
200 it
31
431,
31V.
33 M
37
43V4
J4H
1S7
:o
33
37S
4J1,
I3'i
1,100 1IIV, 1174 1371,
3.S0O IMS 114i 134i
1,100 III, 3tH
1,100 Ills 114
3,100 It
4,:oo"'t3
1114
tos
100 J4 IS
160
300
3311
MS
31
114
141,
MV,
100S
II
10
11
33U
474
11,104 lM'i Itt'i 15J
400 111 llOVi 131
100 111
3,100 34
SI1
3,(00
MM
1S2S 111
23 S 33H
sv,
3)),
113
41
32
3,400 IMS 10!', 101't
41
41
300
400 1047 lOtS l'4'i
71
I.OOO HIS JUS 113S
(00 :iVi 331, 31
6. too 114V, 114 iu;
too lots lots tots
ioo ii
too it
I.tftO 34S
ion lit
It
II
:i
lit
.113,100 1I0S Itl
J1S
SlH
23
17S
43S
10'ti
17S
34
IttS
Itl'l
12 t:
304s I OS
05 34S
20 IIS
174 17
Its 43',
10
us tin ti'i
IIS 31 341,
77Vi 711, 7m
14 33S ItS
11
17.600 1414, m; MIS
MO
1M
3. too
400
700
too
too
7,300
1.400
1,100
1(0
1.300 14
MS
MS
e.ion 1fl7ii 107
3. COO tlS 49S
33
31i
10
39
Ml,
(IS
ts
100
100
700
200
too
1,300
100
MS
MS
33
IS
10
3IS
4S
os
ts
6Jl
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MS
107
4ti
3IS
3',
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M
IS
to't
ts
Total aalea for the day, 145,000 shares.
l.ocnl Mrriirltlra.
Quolillons furnlihed by nunia. Prlnker A CO.,
Ill umana nanonai nans uuimiDgi
Ah Orore Cement, com
Ileatrlce Creamery, pfd
C . M. A 8t. 1. 4Ss. lilt
Council Illuffs O. A K. ts. 1121... .
Deere A Co 7 per cent ptd
Kelrmont Creamery guar. I per rent.
Fairmont Creamery pfd, 7 per cent..
Oerman-Amerlian Cotfee
Independent llarreater Co
Independent T. O). lat pfd, Co. Illulfi
loa-Netirake lubllo service Is
Kaniaa City. Mo 7 p. e. tai bills. .
King n Wash., la. 1111
I Angeles Hy. la, 1130
Mountain States T. ft T
Millard, Neb., la, Water. 1131
Mollno Tlow 7 per rent at pfd....
City of Omaha 4M. 14I
City of Omaha 4Sa, lilt
Omaha K. 1.. A P. la. 1131
Omaha A C. n. Sf. Hy. ts. 1121
Omaha ft C n. ffl. Hy. pfd
Omaha ft C n. Rt. Hy. com
tlmaha ft C II. It. A n. pfd
t nlon Stock Yards stock, Omaha
I'pdlke Grain Co.. com
j ,.. a. . .
gloui City Serrlce ts 94
Treasury S4n4ement.
WARHINOTON. April 29. The condi
tion of tho rnltnl States trentury at the
behiiinlni; of business today was: Work
ing balance. 171,805.727; In banks and I'hll
Ipplno treasury. II2.826.2D3; total of gener
al fund, I40,243,106; receipts yesterday.
tl.174.9iO; disbursements, H.41S.1S0. thu
surplus tills fiscal year Is, J7.989.794; as
uuitliiHt iv deficit of tl3,SK,607 last year
Tha flcures for receipts, disbursements,
surplus and deficit exclude, Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
Did. Alked.
7
it n
M 100
!J It
M 17
MS Itl
IMS
4 4S
4S
e ts
ts
m, io)
103 101 "3
94 f
103 101
M 100
101 102
M 100
nu i1
to :
7V,
us t
it',,
14 tl
. 10!
iot, Ida
91 17
ABSORBDW
fa
Urtr York Mlntiiir Stock,
NKW YORK, April 30.-4. 'losing; quota
tions on HilntiiK stocks weie:
Com Tunnel stock I Median ,
do bonds
con i si ft Va
Irun Pllier
Uadrllle Con
l.lllle Chief
OlNtli.
13 Ontario
I'i Ophlr
131 Small iliipei
10 fisndari
1- lelluw Jatket
15
300
17
t
10-J
:o
UMKD4T
roan; ,
Corns. Ilunloua. Cal lousUnnchas.
Tired, AchlnR-. rinolleu Feet- It
allays pain and Uket out aorenast
and Inflammation promptly. Healing
grid eoothlng -cauiea a better circula
tion of the. blood through tho part, st
aining natuia In building new.haaJlby
tluus and eliminating tha old. Alex
Abl, Toblniport, lnd., writes Not, li,
14. "1 odoublyou remember my get
ting two bolllea of your ABsORMniJa.,
for a bunion on my foot, Myfooili
wen," juioraiuaDieiorany swelllrg
or painful tffllcllon. lloltre, JSnlarsed lilamle,
Varlixiao Veins, Milk Leg-, Strain, Hpralne.
Heal Cuts, llmlaea, Lacerations. Price 11.00
and R.OO stall druggists or dellrered. 4 a Im,
W.F.YOUNQ.P.D.F.. 104 Taenia St.. 8rTsAiT. Iib.m
mWeyinheat
tin nn Buys putB r ca,is n
OIUiUU 10,000 bushels of wheat
No further risk. A movement or 6c
from price gives you chance to take
$500.00; 4c, $400.00; 3c, $300 00,
etc, Write for particulars,
Tail OENTBAJi BTOtJX ft OSUtT OO.
raik UigH OUTtlaud, O,
