HIE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAKHl 3, 1014.
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RKAIi ESTATE.
FAtlM . HATtOlI LANDS Fqll 9AI.fi
Florida.
WtY KA1SK MO CHOI'S ON $100 TO
J200 LANDS? WHY NOT HAWK 1300
t'llOl'S ON 130 TO J')0 LANDS? Ve own
a rAct of forty thousand ncres of tno
finest citrus fruit, vegetable and aimar
capo land In Florida; located In the east
ern portion of DcSoto county, on the west
ioast of Florida (not In tho Everglades).
Thin land 18 being ditched where neces
srtry, and other Improvements are golru:
in. .!,. being settled up rapidly. About
one.-haff'yof this land has been sold to
actual ana prospective Bottlers. Our prices
and terms atre within tho reach of ony
Write to us for maps, plats and descrlp
tive literature. Good. LIVE AUKNTff
wanted In every community. Liberal com
mission. FLORIDA FRUIT FARMS
COMPANY. 412 Grand Ave., Temple. Kan
sai City. Mo.
ONE 5-acre Florida farm, JIM; another,
50u; unlUiproved five nCrcs, 75; other ten
to .forty-acre places cheap. GEORGE
COLUUItN, Uox 71, Lake City, Florida.
( Minnesota.
&ACRE FARM, 33 miles from Min
neapolis, 1V4 jnlles from a good railroad
town; part under cultivation, balancs
meadow and pasture land: rood soil;
itood eight-room house, worth $3,000;
barn, granary, corn cribs, cattle sheds,
machine sheds, etc.; 14 cows, 20 head of
kteera and heifers, three horses, hogs,
chickens, complete set farm machinery,
buggies, wagonj, sleds, 60 tons of hay,
1,100 baskets corn, ISO bushels mixed
train, 173 bushels potatoes; in fact, every
thing on the farm rocs except the fur
niture. Price, $12,000. One-half cash.
Schwab 13 r 03., 1031 Plymouth Bide., Min
neapolis, Minn.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
reipls of TM,000 bu. nnl shipments -if
(14 X bu. last car.
These sales were reported. Whent, No.
1. 3 esrs S6c. 9 our Vic; No. 4 rprlnfC, 1
Movement of Corn at Primary Points 4R. Nol MTur.
T.ikrlv tn IHnrlrrirl ic " r 37e; No. 4 white, 3 cars
XiiKciy w ue -tunaerea. , Corn. jj0 s wnUc x
1 car C2Hc; No. 4 white, 1 car Cl4c, 1 enr
WHEAT H0LDEES ARE TIRED 'Tli
I ear Me; No. 2 yellow, 9 ears 62c; No. 3
Pit Crodw.,1 Wl,h Those An.lon. to , SWaMri
I9e; No. 4 yellow, 6 cars taw. i car use:
No. 2 mixed, 6 cars 61c; No. 3 mixed, I
ear Wic 5 car 60V4c, 2 eavs BOc, 4 cars
Hc. 1 car CeSic, cars lac. 2 cars Wic,
4 cars SSHe; No. 4 mixed, 1 car 6Sc, 3 cars
07ic, 2 cars 53c.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat vorn. uaiR.
OMAHA L1VEJT0CK MARKET
No Very Great Change in Values on
Cattle.
Dispone of Their Mnrket l'o
alona Ilnalnea la Mnlnly
by Professionals.
H0QS SLOW AND SOME LOWER
Sheep and I.anibs In Very llood Ie-
untul niui Prices on All Kind
Shovr but Little or No
Cttnnne,
'IVE ARE offering thousands of acres
of cholco and well improved lands In the
Red River valley, northeastern and south
eastern Minnesota; also cut over lands, at
retail and wholesale prices. Prices and
terms reasonable. Write Us for lists.
Active agents wanted In Iowa, Illinois
and Nebraska. Stewart Land Co., 405
New York Life Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
600 IMPROVED farms southern Minne
sota; lowest prlco; best terms. Write
Morehart & Atchison. Mankuto. Minn.
FOR SALE A number of improved
and unimproved farms In the famous
Red River valley. For further informa
tion write today to Baker-Lamb Land
Co., Uarnesvllle, Minn.
NebrnsKK.
FOR SALE 268 a. good farm, house,
orchard, farm land, hay, pasture, wood
and water. Price $50 per a. Part cash,
part time. Lars Bartelson, Butte, Neb.
" DO YOU'WANT AFINES HOME OF40
acres in the Eden ot America, Cass
county, Nebraska? One that has boen
farmed and CONTINUALLY IMPROVED
by the owner for 15 years, who Is now
coins to quit farming-, and will take $36,000
on easy terms. Finest grain and stock
farm, all In high state of cultivation: ovec
$4,&00 worth raised on It this season. Has
large house arid tenant house; 0 other
buildings; unfailing well, fine orchard, CO
'acreo pasture good market towns on C.
R. X. & P., and C., B. & Q. R. R. main
Hues; one mile to school; telephone and
R. F. D, at door. Possession March 1.
ACT QUICK. C. F. Bouck, Greenwood.
Neb. v-
liortU linkots.
FOR RENT-1,000 to 1.GO0 acres fine
fanning land,, ready for plow, Richland
county, N. D.; rental, crop, delivered.
Address Hackney Land Credit Company,
St. Paul, Minn.
FOR SALE Big Four !0-K. P. gas
tractors with 8, 10 or 12 bottom John
Deere engine gang plows; outfits good
as new, at on-half of cost price. See
or write W. L. Hackney, Prior and Uni
versity AvesStPauLMhTttA
Texas.
TEXAS SCHOOL LAND OPENING
-Million acres coming ojt market, $1.50 to
s acre; sc acre cosn, uai. i years. Ad
vance Information and map, -4c postage,
Journal Publishing Co., Houston. Texas.
Tennessee.
f'- o ' -
GOOD farrris for sale on I. C. R, It.,
'H lnlleN north Memphis, Tenn; bust lo
cation 'for diversified farming In south.
Writo for list. J. R. Hall St tson. Coving
. ton. Tenn.
OMAHA, March 2, 1914.
The com country reports the roads
aro breaking up and this means that
the movement ot that grain will show a
falling off. With the drying out of the
soil in the fields spring farm work will
bo Inaugurated and theso combinations
will mean that llttlo attention will be
given to tho hauling of corn or any other
kind of grain to the country stations until
the early plowing and seeding has been
finished. Those who aro, on the bull side
of the corn market at present are basing
their claims for an aavahco tn values on
the foregoing conditions. The traders
In corn, however, are not nil hulls bv any
means. Those favoring the bull side are
accumulating lines on tho declines on the
belief that with any further falling off
in receipts the buying power will become
better and absorb tho cash stuff as fast
as received.
on the other hand the bears point to
;h, lack of demand for tho cash article.
This, of course, Is their principal help.
iviinuui Business in casn grain tho
futures cannot possibly bo held or ad
vanced. The east continues to harp upon
the fact that there aro small stocks In
'' occnon or tne country, but there Is
no necessity of supplies being held thero
when an export demand Is Impossible In
the face of cheaper Argentine offerings,
which are supplying all foreign demand.
Dealers in corn In the cast are waiting
patiently for eastern orders so they can
get rid of a part of their surplus, but
these eastern orders seem to be few and
far between. It Is said that the few lots
of corn to change hands during tho last
fortnight have been ut prices quite satis
factory to the buyers,
Holders of wheat
This was show Saturday when longs were
? . ,u umpuse or ineir lines and
some ot them sold out at losses. Tho
'ing mostly by concerns with
profits. There was tin tm.in n
hS?S,,t0,5p,eak.0f !)U8lne8s being mainly
J.. v.cesiuiima. meai crop pros
pects In tho winter wheat belt has caused
many farmers and other country holders
to loosen thelr grip on ensh wheat. There
hir.i 1nfir.adtV ln.c-ud'ne Manitobas and
hn. V.n.tef wneat . .A Kreat deal of this
S.-611.' bel,nK. .8oU1 without reporting
imi?rinfiiind..tho.vo,un,e 18 considered
S4"' " really Is in consequence.
One of the larger exporters of grain In
the spring wheat country and "ho "va"
hero Saturday, said that with the present
winPtnVtJi0k,,,n "uthwest fotellnera
wilt take hold only in a moderate way.
-mi u xncct?- 'hat the receipts of oats
will show a further falling off with the
commencement of spring farm work, and
ZSL!rSt !eJp-.y.lu's- Th rnge .of
" "n, nowever, will doubt
less follow corn.
t,?!? Pulsion market lacks speculation,
tamers uro on, coin smes. but those who
are long on r bs and lard, na well as
porn,, are anxious to get out of tholr
or me rrecr run of hoes
than was expected. The cash trade in
a"d ."V5 continued dull Saturday,
and it will tako some Improvement in tho
trade In order to encourage a renewal of
Cash' wheat was Msmc lower.
Cash corn was lie lower to 114c higher,
Cash oats were unchanged.
Liverpool close: Wheat. Hd higher to
?id lower; corn, UJHid lower.
Primary wheat receipts wero 1,336,000
aiiiiiut;iiiB du., against ro-
Sf,IpJS uof l-680-000 bu- and shipments of
o.t.vw iju. luai year.
Primary corn reprint w.r. i u,ihu i...
and shlpmenU 640.000 bu., against receipt
of 1,167,000 bu. and shipments of 743,000
Primary oats receipts were 1)58,000 bu
unu Biuiinenis i.o.ww du., against re-
Omnjis .......
St LotllS
Chicago
Kansas city
Winnipeg" ...
Minneapolis
Duluth
6
92
61
103
1S3
..1S3
191
78
254
41
St
its
37
Washington.
WASHINGTON WANTS TOU.
Ask Bureau Statistics and Immigration
of Stato ot Washington for free official
Home Seekers' Qulde. Contains detailed
information by counties showing farm
ing opportunities, general resaurces, land
Htatlstlcs. This Bureau sells no land.
Write I. M. Howell, Commissioner, Dept.
18. Olympla. Wash.
Omnhn Kash Receipts Wheat : No. 3
hard, KWJS'Hc: No. S hard, 856Hc; No.
4 hard. 79HStWoc; No. 3 spring, S6JSo;
No. 4 spring. S3HSTS4HC! No. 2 durum. S4V4
OfiCo; No. 3 durum. 83iOS4c. Corn: No. 2
white. S22V&e; No. 3 white. 6DVHT61HC
fr2c; No. 3 vellow, 6?tr61V4o; No. 4 yellow,
KHirTSSHc: No. !. 60H61c; No. 3, 0SH
Mo; No. 4, rCjIBSc, Oats: No. 2 white,
0Hc; standard. 3S939o; No. 3 white,
S7?ST3Se! Jno. wnue, aiirJc. iiariey;
Malting. rafl66c; No. 1 feel. 4O8C0e Rye:
No. 2, nViUMc; ISO. 3, b.))UiiC.
CHICAGO GRAIN ANii rrtOVlSIONS
Fe'ntnres ot the Trndinir nnd Cloalnir
Prleea on Hoard ot Trade.
CHICAGO. March 2,-Inelpient crop
damage had a rallying erfect' today on
nhnnl. nrrlnllv the July delleVer.V. As
a result, tne marKer. cioseo sicnuy ni
prices ranging from 4o off to UW-So up,
ramnnrfj with Riltllrdav lllsht. Com
mado a net gain ot He to Mftftc und oats
sixteenth to ilc. in provisions we
finish varied from a shade decline to a
Hurt nf IkLp-
Something of a stampede occurred
among wheat speculators who earlier In
the day linn been ratner iree in semnis
short on nccount of an absencp at first
of any reports that autumn sown fields
nod been injured uy me trying cuanKes
of the weather. Later, however, scatter
ing advices came in from Nebraska. Mis
souri and parts or Illinois inai aiicruuic
thaws and freeslng had In some cases
worked considerable harm, it was the
first time that crop damage news this
season appeared to have a genulno basis.
Weakness at the outset in the wheat
market came partly as a consequence of
lower cables. Special notlco was tnken
of nn official report from India that the
acreage there was MWW as against
289,000 a year ago. Much surprise was ex
pressed, as tne general supposition uau
been that India would have little or no
wheat for export.
dm nhnwrd undeniable strength, prices.
except t tho outset, gaining oven when
wheat was on ine aeeuno. touniry ui
llverlm xvnro said to be virtually nothing.
The leading bult Interest was conspicuous
In tho buying. Trauo in oats wus iignt.
but values hamcnea in sympamy wmi
corn, Texas damnge reports onset ukib-
homa assertions ot lncreaseu ncreaKc.
In tho provision crowd, packers wore
good buyers, but on the ensuing bulge
there was considerable selling pressure
of a speculative sort. In the end the
market ruled easy.
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE IL IS.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state la
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands tot
sale at low prices, on easy terms. Ask
for booklet, 31 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. Statu acres wanted. Write c.iout
our crazing landu If Interested In fruit
lands ask tdr booklet on apple orchard!
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Sog
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL publications concerning sail,
climate and crops ot Wisconsin mailed
free to those addressing Wisconsin .SU.U
Board ot Immigration, Capitol 1000, Mad!,
son. Wit
' "Wyoialnr.
NEW LAND OPENING.
The readers of The Omaha Beevare here
by notified that we will soon open for
sale and settlement a new tract of twenty-five
thousand acres of the choicest
land In the Golden Prairie district of
Wyoming. A reliable farmer representa
tive wanted In every county, Write aa
once for literature and full particulars.
THE FEDERAL LAND AND SECURI
TIES COMPANY,
Dept. P, 100 West 17th St. Cheyenne,
Wyo.
(272) 160 A., S miles southwest of Grant,
Neb.. Perkins county. 4a A. broken land.
Land and sod house ami well, but Im
provements gone now. trice jis per acre.
Mis., i,iuu; iraae zor i iorenco property.
(277)-320 acres, improved farm. Ed
munds Co., S. D., 4 miles from town; 175
acres in cultivation; land level, soli good,
Improvements smalt, but good. Price.
$3,600. Enc, $3,000; 6 per cent. Owner
wants w acres near Dodge, Neb.
(279) 15 acres, joining town of Snvdnr.
Dodge Co., Neb. Good Improvements;'
an iencea; one yaru and all equip,
ments on place. Must be seen to be ap
predated. Price $10,000. Clear. Trade
lor good land.
(2S3) 10 acres ot f Imv Oregon land, one
nine worn vurvn. i-nce uo ex.
change.
(292) 163-acre farm, 3 miles S. E. of
uuggins, xexas CO., .Mo. c-room house
iOD bearing apple trees; rents for Vt ol
nuy aim -a ot cTain. rnce zxt per acre
Enc. $l.00o. Will trade for nnythliu
worm tne money.
J. A. ABBOTT &. COMPANY,
43S State Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wesd. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
6
O Mft.311 nmnil.l. ThMlw nmlHInv
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS t. $ and up.
V J-i-V omaha Nat. Banfc
FARM and city loans made promptly.
Wm. McCormlck. 1201 Farnam. Red 200K
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
I. W. BINDER,
City National Bank Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas. 2y State Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans
W. Farnam Smith & Co..
and warrants.
1320 Farnam St.
CITY and farm leans, s, 6H. 6. J, II.
Dumont & Co.. ISO Farnam. Omaha.
HARRISON & MORTON. 316 Om. Nat
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2718.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LIST your house with Osborne Realty
Co. Over 100 sales in 1913. Call Doug,
las 1474.
WANTEDTO BUY.
Highest prices paid for furniture. D.297L
WANTED 601) CARS SCRAP IRON
AND BONES.
HIGHEST-PRICES PAID FOR RUBBER
AND METAL.
CASH paid promptly upon receipt
WRITS' for prices and shipping tacs.
SONKBN OALAMBA IRON & METAL
COMPANY.
(Largest dealers west ot the Mississippi.)
Kansas City, ICan.
DAMOND 4 to 1 karat. State parttc
Ulars first letter. Adress O-ltf, care Bee.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANT to borrow $4,ftX) on section good
farming land western Nebraska, valued
at $20 an acre. Will pay liberal rate it
Interest. Write C 144, Omaha. Bee,
Omaha.
$650 to $1,000 for corner. 10 per cent
down, small monthly payment. Large
lot on un st. north ot uumminir. ifi&o.
Two fine lots, S.-E. corner 3Sth and
Heward. Address the owner at 401 City
nwionai name, umana, rteo.
GOOD LAND for your business. Busl-
ness. jiixcn.. iM um. isat. UK. Uoug. lwa,
GOVERNMENT approved Investment
securities or land for auto, other prop
erty or land. Doug. 7012.
960 ACRES cood unlmnroved land In Kit
Carson county, Colorado. Priced right;
no innaiea values, incumbrance t,8W,
drawing 7 Per cent Interest. Mv eoultv.
$3,840, would trade for good Income city
Property or small stock of mcrchandlsn.
Might consider a good automobile up to
i,ow. wnat nave you to otter r Ad
dress Y 415. Bee.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED Basement
nlhed basement room.
Bee.
flat or unfur
Address. N 1M,
LIVE STOCK RLARID5T OP WEST
SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Hivi
mileage ana snnnKage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
uon.
Live Stock Commission Uerehanta
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICKS,
Election otice.
January 23d, 1914
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
tUUl'ANt.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
mpctlntr of the stockholders ot the Mis
sourl Paclflo Railway company will be
hrld at the general omce oi tne company.
In the city ot di. iiuis, aussoun, on lues
Hov March 10. at v o ClOCK a. m.
for the election of thirteen directors for
the ensuing year, and, for the transaction
of any other business that may come be
fore said meeting, me annual meeting
nf thn directors will bo held at the same
office on tne same uay at is o ciock, noon
The transfer books will be closed on Mon
.lav. f eDruary la. at o ociock n. m.
and will bo reopened on Wednesday,
March u. t u u ciocr a. m.
The Missouri PaclfioItaUway '""Pany.
x-resiaent
A. H. CALEF.
Secretary,
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
imp-Notice is heroby given that the rnw.
..i.r annual meeting of the tockhiM.r.
ot tho South Platte Land company will
be held at the office of said company at
Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o clock a. tn. on th
4th day OI Aiarcn, n. u.
C, H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR. Secretarr
Lincoln. Nb.. February 2. Wit Feb. 2.30U
4.216
4,216
6.U!
4,176
12.17$
1M7J
13.711
7.421
10,423
SOUTH OMAHA. March 2. 1S1.
Recelnts were: Cattle. Unas. Shett).
Estimate Monday S.0iX R.W0 14.W
ssamo nay last .week... 2.MO
Same, day 2 wks ago... 6.21H
Same day 3 wks ago... 2.8M
tamo day 4 wks ogo... 8,6ft;
Samo day last year.... 4.0SI
The fnllowina table shows the recelnts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep t the South
Omaha live stock mnrknt for thn Vcar.tO
date as compared with lost year:
1914. 1913. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 155.400 lia.4fiS ...... 8.06S
Hogs 506.393 MS.661 42.KS
Sheep 400,K 400,493 60,140
The following table shows thn ranee of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last few days, with
comparisons:
Date, j 1914. 19I3.U912.1911.U9I0.19U9.19US.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 1.
Feb. 20.
Feb. 31.
Feb. 22.
Feb. 23.
Feb. 24.
Fob. ,
Feb. 2,
Feb. 27.
Feb. IS
Mar. 1,
Mar. 2.
S 2.SS
8 01
6 06
01
6 95
Bl
6 'JO,
7 Ot
7 11
7 04
T7 4 01
g 76 6 211 4 03
a 7 6 )
s Ul 6 071 4 03
8 42141 8 HI I 7 061 $ 9l ( 031 4 10
I K l.ll I. Ml - X Hl a 3 1 1 IB
7 6 SSI f 031 " b l 1 1
S 10 6 02 7 01 18 9S 14 07
8 12 6 03 7 09 9 02 16 K 13 97
& BSi 7 94 SO
8 S3
8 3
8 33
S.40H
8 42H!
8 191 5 S
8 20
8 12 6 021
8 061 6 081
8 181 6 11! 6 SO! 9 39
8 20 6 15 6 92 9 47
I 6 23 6 93) 9 M
7 94 201. t 01
6 991 9 191 6 111 4 02
0 0SJ 9 23) 6 24) 4 11
I 9 26f 6 IS 4 12
0 S21 16 14 4 10
I 4 23
6 0S
6 14 4 28
$;io8.10. western rtwi $6 Srt4iH.OO,
storkers and feeders. J. MWrS.00: rows alvl
heiters. W.flMtR.1: calves, $7 0Ottl0.7R.
HOGS-Rendtits. 1 2.0(0 head, market.
shade lower: bulk of sales, $..NVtf.00:
light jumnd. mixed. $. 1018 : heavy,
$.S.OS.W; hough, $S.2t(M0: pigs, 7.M(iCA
SIIHK ' AND LAMBS lterelllts. 3S.0O1
head: market, mostly lOfitSr lower; na
tive. J.S.-41S.J: weatem. II MMIA.K: vear-
llnss, $u.7.; lambs, native. $6.5SftlW;
western, $.7M7SO.
Ml. Lonla I, Ire Ntnrk Slnrkel.
ST. LOUIS. Slareh 2,-CATTt.M-lle-
relpls. 3,700 head; market, sternly; beef
steers. $S.7;.ff7.35; rows and heifers, $!.
1.MI; stockers and feeders. $J.0tMi.M);.
southern steers. 1T.7MISX: rnwa nml helf.
ers. $4.00(iR.(); calves, t6.00tril.00.
HOGH-Recelpts, 1.400 head! niRrket.
steHdy:PlRs hiu! lights. $7.WS?8.T0; mixed
ana miicnnrs, w.goms.75; good heavy,
$.7ivn8.7.v
BHKKP AND I.AMU8 Itocelnta. S.500
head: market, steady; muttons, $5.f.0(i.00;
lambs, $7.00O7.SS.
Hloux VHy Hit Stork Market,
, StOl'X CITY, , March 2. CATTLE
Receipts, 3,000 head: market, firm: na
tive steers, $7.W(tS.rO cows and heifers,
$S.aii.lB: canners. $4.00fffi.(i0: stoekers
and feeders. J6.7W7.60: calves, $5,004(10,50;
bull, stnss. etc., $..7M(7.S5.
HOGS Receipts. S.200 head; mnrkrt. 10c
lower: heavy, M,3OU8.40: mixed, $S.23flS.30;
light. $s.30flS.2.V
SHEEP AND I.AMN9 Receipts. 700
head; market, stead v; fed muttons. $7S
06.cn: wethers. J.V004IR.75: owes, $I.(XVRS.13;
lambs, $6.0087.60.
Ht. JosFtih Lite Ntoek Inrkel.
ST. JOSEPH. March S.-PATTLE-
iteceipts, i,iw uracil market slow; steers,
$7.0ftjitt.00; cows and ho'.fers. $I.00JT8.50;
calfes. jOOHfio.ffl.
HOGS-Receipts, S.Ono head; mnrket
slow; top. $S.6rt; bulk of sales. $S.30f8.tV).
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rccclpts. 6.100
head; market weak to 10c lower; lnmha,
ii.wnui.w.
HEW YORK MOCK MARKET
Activities in Financial District
Largely Curtailed by Storm.
VOLUME OF HOLDINGS SMALL
Delay In Mull nnd Telcitrnphlc
CommnnU-at Ion of Ilrnker
House llFilitce Outside
llnalnean to Lowest.
no
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31 H
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4l
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Wheat
May.
July,
Corn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Pork.
May.
July,
Lard.
May.
July.
RfJS.
May,
July
I
9414 94 937 94U
SS',4 89,i SSH 89
67H 6774 iY 67
66 67V4 66?i 674
i0A , 40i 40W y
m 40H 40V4 40H
21 274 21 42',4 21 27 21 35
21 40 21 SO 21 40 21 20
10 5714 10 65 10 65 10 65
10 77 10 82H 10 75 10 75
11 37 U 42 11 37 11 37
11 47 11 65 11 47 II SO
91
8S?i
67?4
C6
Wt
40H
21 27
10 53
10 72
11 35
11 45
Sunday.
CATTLE Receipts numbered 203 cars
this morning, bring not qutto double tho
rect luts of Monday last week and larger
than on tho corresponding day a year
ago uy about l.wu hcaa. with sucn lib
eral offerings buyers seemed to feel that
thoy could afford to tako their time In
making selections and the trade as a
whole was rather slow In consequence.
The first cnttlo to sell wero tho better
grades of feeders; that Is, the kind carry
ing some flesh nnd weight ns well ns
having plenty of quality. Rest cattle of
this description sold as high as JS.10.
The general run of Blockers and medium
kinds of feeders were about steady with
last week's close.
Beef cattle although slow at tho open
ing, wero generally steady with Friday
morning or a llttlo better than Friday's
mean close. Or to put it another way
the market was about steady with Thurs
day. Thh best cattlo hero wero good
enough to ibrlng $3.60.
Cows anfl hclfera were a little slow so
far as the. medium and common kinda
were concerned, but the better kinds
were very active. Tho general market
was steady with last week s close,
Quotations on cattle: Clood to choice
beef steers. $U40fiS.80; fair to good beef
steers, $7.8541(8.10; common to fair boef
steers, 7.Z67.liO; good to choice cornfed
heifers, $7.0OJ8.00; good to choice cows.
io,;uurf.za; rair to good grades. 13.50M6.23.
common to fair grades. $4.25ff5.5Q: good
to choice stockers and feeders. $7.R0f
8.00: fair to good stockers ami feeders.
feeders, 16.607.00: stock cows and hell
ers, u.76tfi.:: stock calves, $.&O(ff8.O0
veal calves, $8.00(510.25; bulls, stags, etc.
$5.764J7.60.
Representative Hales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ay. Tr. No.
550 7 41 11..
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red.
95c; No. 3 red, -Staler-No. 3 hard, 93
693c; No. 3 hard, 92?(92c; No. 2
northern, 9Gci No. 3 northern, 93c; No. 2
spring, 95g96c; No. 3 spring. 93fJ94c.
Corn: Nd. 2. 66Hc: No. 3. OOTJc! No. 3
nhltp. 64fI65c: No, 3 yellow. 61?id62c Oats:
No. 2, white, 42Mc: No. 3 white. 39Ql0c;
slandurd, 40jic. Rye: No. 2, 6263c. Barley;
624J70C. seca: Timotny, 4.tou.iu; ciover,
$11.75013.75. Provisions. Pork, $21.35; lard,
10.3Z4: ribs, xiu,bz)mz'm..
BUTTBii oieaay; creameries, samiiwc.
Fnos Steady: receipts. 7.049 coses: .it
mark, cases Included, 26??e6ic; ordinary
rirsts, . 26f2tvie; . nrsts, awzic.
PHEEBE Steady; daisies. 17U?17c:
twins, 1717c; Americas, 17H018o; long
norns. lavisnsftc.
potatoes Lower: receipts, so cars.
Michigan. Minnesota nnd Wisconsin, red.
68Q60c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wiscon
sin, wnue, bJiriwc.
poultry irregular; springs. mc
fowls, 16c.
Knnaaa City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 2. WHEAT
No. 2 hard, 8fttc; No. 2 red, 90j91c.
CORN no. z mixed, 64c; no. 3, bic; .No.
white, 67c; No. 3, 6364c.
Closing prices of futures: ,
WHEAT May. S714c; July, S3',4c.
CORN May, 67ic; July, 68Hc.
OATS No. 2 white. 41c: No. 2 mixed.
39C40c.
BUTTER-Creamery. 29c: f rsts. 2Re:
seconds, 26c; packing, 18c.
rcauH nrsts. hc; seconds, 20c.
POULTRY-Sprlnga. 15c: hens, He
Minneapolis drain Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS. March 2. WHEAT
No. X hard, 94T4c; No. 1 northern, 92H
9JTc; No. 3 northern, S9T491Tic; No. 3
87'8S9c; way,' lo; juiy, 934c.
j? luuk- uncnangea.
BARLEY 43804c.
RYE-6&1(56C.
BRAN-$22.50.
CORN-No. 3 yellow. 67Uff57;q.
OATS No. 3 white. 37tj37c;
FLAX-$1.57CI.69.
1
St. I.onla fJeifernl SInrket.
ST. LOUIS. March 2. WHEAT No. 2
red, 95(&'J6u; No. 2 hard, 92&94c; May. 274c;
juiy, BowutwViC.
CORN no. z, c; No. 2 white, 6Sc;
May, 68068Tc; July. 651ic
OATS-No. 2, 40c; No. 2 white, 41
41c; May. 40S540?ic: July. 401ic.
RYE 62c.
No.
17
4
14
20 ,
90
44
4
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....
....!
1.....
11
St....,
3...
17...
3...
....1031 1 CO
....1033 7 SO
....1044 7 70
....1145 7 7.1
....1124 7 U
.... 974 7 SO
....1133 7 M
....lies 7 S3
....1071 7
..,,1102 8 00
.,..1000 1 00
.... 817 00
....lKl 3 00
.1034 I 03
40.,
3S..
111..
38
'20,.,v
'31
13.
19
,At. Pr.
1311 I 03
in OS
10S1 10
lion a 10
1173 S 10
'A I IS
......112,'. 8 10
1117 ( Z0
1124 8 30
......1190 t 30
1323 8 in
.1381 8 33
.1428 8 40
13M) 8 40
......iwi
..ins
.117S I (0
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
..... 338 8 Vi t Ml 7 W
447 7 13 It , W 1(0
SJ 7 40 .
2 130 4 40 10 J.03 (25
ft til 4 40 J 1164 li
4 ...1047 ft 15 l...i.......HU SS
ft 714 6 35 it. ...... ,...1127 2S
1...,., 890 S K 3 87ft 6 30
1 90 ft (0 1111 6 tn
4 37 S So 7 1210 6 tS
( tit ft 50 ,, IU 100
I tS3 ft 60 1 1300 6 CO
1 1U16 5 1 1030 0
tU 6 tO 1108 I 3
4.,., 1047 ft 80 3 1275 83
1 M0 6 00 S 1268 6 65
1 ,....1380 6 On 7 1301 6 8n
3 1133 6 10 It V03 8 83
7 ,,.1018 C 20 1 1230 7 00
ft 10O tft 1 .1380 7 23
HEIFERS.
17 30
10 697 8 40
3 600 ' tO
S C 7ft
7 673 t 8fi
3 773 7 00
l.ltc Stark In Slttht.
Receipts of live stock from the six
principal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Sioux City
St. Louis
Kansas City..
Chicago
Kt. Joseph
South Omaha.
3.000
. 3.7(M
.13.000
.20,000
. 1.700
. 6.030
3,200
1,4(0
11,000
13.000
B.O00
5.S00
700
2.301
O.rtiO
38.000
6.00
14.01
Total receipts,. .V.. 43,400 29,240 72,0
new vtmic raicNini.vi. .market
NK YORK, March 2.-Aettvltlcs In tho
financial district wero largely curtalted
today by the storm, which kept brokers
fnim tho exchange nnd customers from
tho commission houses, Delay In tho mails
and Interruption of telegraphic communi
cation of brokerage, houses reduced out
side business to a minimum. Tho volume
of tho trading was the smnltesl of the
year,
The market sagged, but tho decline was
due less to pressure than lo llstlcssness.
London sent over a lower rntige of
prlccN and then cabled selling orders of
i.hout 15.000 shares. This was about the
only positive, InrluenCo on the home mar
ket and was mainly responsible tor tho
day's movement. The decline was of
small proportions, only a handful ot tho
standard shares railing n point or more.
Traders favored the short side, be
lieving that the technical position had
been weakened by the driving In of tho
shorts lust week. The unfavorable bank
statement of Saturday and additional
railroad reports for January showing
large decreases In earnings, also at'
! fected tho list adversely. New York t'en
tral s January net fell ore ij.rwt.tw. ue
poits ot growing dullness In tho copper
market found corroboration so far aa
rnnrni'iiN thn fnrrlim altilatton In the In
crease In supplies shown In tho fortnightly
Kuropenn statistics.
United States Kxprers was ono ot tno
few stocks to develop strength. It rose
points.
Tho bond mnrket was Irregular. Sates,
$1,745,000.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
fip. nun. i.ow. io.
AmnlitraaUJ rVcrr ... 3.NM T44 73 V 131.
American Airlcuttunl U'n
American lien SU8r. ..
American
American,
American
American
Am. lea rUurtt
1 1130 00
1 120 I 00
1 810 00
1 13.10 10'
1 ,...1140 20
1 lttO 6 23
1270 2.
BULLS.
2 933 7 00
ft 1014 7 00
2 COO 7 00
3 :o 7 20
i 7l 7 23
4 450 7 (0
luotntlons f tin. Day on Vnrloua
'oiiiinodtt lea.
NEW YORK, March 2-KI.Ol'R-Dull;
spring patents, $4.604.75; win
ter straights. 14.204(4.35: winter p.U
erts, $4.4094.75; spring clears, 14.1004.25;
extra No. 1 winter. J3.5Mf3.75: extra No.
2 winter, n.2Sf3.f0; Kansas straight!.
ti.iwrt.-v,
WHEAT-Spot. barely steady; No. 2
hard winter. $1.01, c. I. f to arrive.
Futures, quiet; May. $1.01 15-16; July.
HOPS Quiet estate, common to choice.
1913, 40H46c; 1912. 2iVI)21c; Pacific const.1913,
WOirti in ft 4ncst
HIDES Steaoy; cogota. 32JT.13c; Centrnl
America, J-'c.
PETROLEUM Steady; refined. New
York, bulk, $5,25; barrels. $8.75; cases.
$11.25.
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece. XX
Ohio, 27a.
CORN Spot, firm; new. No. 3 yellow,
iu!c. c. i. r.. to urrivc.
OATS Spot,, steady; standard white, 46
?464c No. 3, 45liPl6c; fancy clipped
Willie. 40K451SC,
HAY-Stcndv! standard. 97cfl$1.00: No.
1. $1.02tfl.OG; No. 2, &033c: No. 3, 0
Cf83c.
PROVISIONS Porl: , market steady;
mess, i73.wuzi.so', tamiiy, i:L0Oir2s.w;
i-liort clears. $20.20i722.00. tleef, steady:
mess, J18.00IJ18.50; family, $19.0020.00. Cut
bleats, steady: plokled bellies, 10 to 14
pounds. J13.OOni4.50: pickled hnms. $14.50.
Lurd. easy; middle west, $10..IOU.0; ii
flncd, bnrely steady; continent. $11.00ft
15.00: South America, $11.90; compound,
barely steady; $S.251S.37.
TALLOW Quiet; city. 6Hc; country,
(Yrrr.Vr" annrlnl. 7Ue.
BUTTER Steady i receipts. 4.1M tubs:
creamery .extras, 81ya2C. firsts, 28
3ic; held extras, ZPifsoc: process extras,
2223c.
CHEESE Firm: receipts. 700 boxes;
ulnto whole milk fall and summer white
specials, I8018c; colored. 1818;o; wln-
Vl IllttUU rn;i.luiB, ii;linw.
EiiUB 1' irm: receipts, y.wi cases; iresu
gathered extras. 32u"32c; extra firsts,
31c: nearby hennery, whites, 33c.
j'OULiTHY fresn Kiiiea western cihck-
ens, 15ff26c; fowls, 15iTfl9c; turkeys. lSW26c
Coffee ainrket.
NEW YORK. March 2.-COFFKI3-
Gencral business In tho cotfen market
was restricted by storm conditions, uut
there was somo switching and ,e.les were
reported, of 31,750 bags. The closo was
steadied by support from leading bull
brokers after some liquidation. March,
8.70c; May, 8.90c; July, 9.09c; September,
9.25c; October, 9.30c; December, 3.40c;
March, 1915, 9.&:c. npoi quiet, unchanged.
Airlcuttunl .... t-i'n
licet SUftar.... 224
Can 400 1) 1 tV 2Di
Pan pW 300 93 9Ht W
Co Uon Oil j W
rVcurltlea. ...... 000 SOU' 301. 10
t'. . Steel pM JW I10'4
t'lah (Nipper .. . I SO, Mti
va. -Carolina inemirai ..
Wabash
Wabaeh pti , ..-
Weetern Mir.rlnn1 ..... 200 31 '4 J1U
Westera Union WO i,
Weminshouee Rleclrlc 200 70i 701
Whrellns A take Brie
fhlno Copper 700 41U 42
N. T., N. II. II I.O00 87 M
ltr l5n. Copper W H ffl
Ei-dlrlilend. .
Totil tales for tha dir.. U.Wi ahirra.
Scr York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, March' .l.MONEY-On
rail, steady at 12 Rcr cent: ruling rate,
14 Per cent; closing bid, Per cent
Timo loans, strong; sixty .days, 2U per
cent; ninety days, 3 ptf cent; six months,
344 per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER 3f4V4 Per
cent. . .
STERLINO EXCHANCH-gteacTy; sixty
days, $4.8350; demand, $4.8680. Commercial
bills, HM.
SILVUR-Bar, C7ic; Mexican dollars,
43c.
UOND8 Government, jitendv: railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations o nbonds today were
as follows:
f 8. ret. la, res... MS K. C. So. rtr. S H
dn emiron llL p. deb. 4, 1131 9U
V R St. res 103 -U 4c N. nnl. 4 3V
dn coupon lot M. K. A T. ttt 4i, Mt
t. 14. 4. res. . . 111V do sen. 4Si. . 81Va
do coupon 111 'Mo. (acldr 4a,... 3V
Panama 3a coupon .106 do ronr. Sa... ... 13i
Amer. As. Sa 101 HN. It. n. ot U. His l
A. T. T. ct. 4t.l00 N. V. C. K. 3ta. 3i
Am. Tobacco 6a. ,.11 do deh. 4 St
Armour V Co. 4Ha. MUX. V.. N. II. A It.
AtcMeon gen. 4i.... K't ct. 3l,a ., tJ'i
ilo cv. i. 1M0,,. MUN. A TV. tt c 4. 9(S
do ct. ft ISH, "do ct. ., .. 104
A..C L 1t 4 M No. Pacltlo 4. S
Pal. A Ohio 4a H4 d 3a I!.
dn JH tM a B. U rfds. 4i tl
nrook. Tr. cv. 4a.. HM'enn. ct. ma. 111. ,'.
tn. of Ot. ta 104 do con. 4 jot
On. leather fta..., MH'tteadlns sen. 4e. , m
Cnea. & Ohio 4Ht. . HUB. 1. t S, F. t( 4a U
do conr. 4it., . 84H do ten. . 49
ailcaso A A. 1H- 7 'SL I 8. W. . 4 tl
C, n. A Q. j. la.... HM'R. A. L. ad), fta. 71
do sen. 4a 93 Jo. Pc. eol, 4.. 911a
C M A 8 P e 4Ha..lom d ct, 4 U
C. R. 1. A P. c. 4 ti do 1l rf. 4a-.... Ji
dn rti. 4a 78fo. rialtwar Is 1031,
C. A ft. r IH- M dn ten. 4t 74
IV A II. c. 4 MTiVnloa I'acltle 4a.... 9(1,
D. It. O. ref. Ea H dn ct. ,. ... Ui
Dlatlllera' ta Ml. do let ret. if..-, 93a
Rrl p. I. 4a 84 V. K. llnhber 6a. ,.103
.lo nn. 4e.... .... 74 V. 8. flleel 21 ft..10J4
do ct. 4. er. 11.. 7IH,V.-t', Chem. ftp.... 91
111. Con. Hit r. 4a... 94 'Wab. Ut A ex. 4a. M',
Inler. Met. 4H. .. 77 Waaler lid. 4a. 7
Inter 31. M. 44e.. R4TVet. Klee. cr, (a. 94
Javan 411a OHTVIe. Central 4a.,.. I,v
bid. "Uttereo.
American Ineeivt.
American lrnmoi.ia ,.,
American X. & It
American g. A It. pfd... ,
Amer. RuMt Heflnlni..
American T. A T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Minim Co..,,
Atchlaon
Atchlnm pfd
Atlantic (.Vaat Line
Daltlmoro Ohio
nethlehem Steel
Ilrooklrn lUPId Tr
Canadian i'acllle
Central leather ....1...
flieaapenka A Ohio
ChlcAgo n. W
Chlcaso. M. A Ht. P.,..
fhliaao A N. W
Coloradn Kuel A Iron....
Conmilldatrd naa
t'om Product"
Delanaro A lludton.
Denter A nie Otanda...
l)enTr A 11. .! pf
niatlllera' Hecuritlea ....
Krla
Krle Itt pfd
Krle 2d pfd.
(lenernl Blcctric ........
flrat Northern dM
(treat Northern Ota ctfa..
Illlnola Centrnl ..
Interborouth Met. ......
lnterborouili Met. pfd..
InternMlanal llarveater.,
lnter-Marlne pfd
International Paper
International l'ump
Kanaaa Cltr Pouthern...
Ijclnle Ona
Ihl8h Valley ..........
Umlavllle A Nalillle..
M.. Bt. P. A B. Htr. M.
300
400
33
6t;
34,
67.
too 120H
300
3D)
97
tot;
3l,i
lot
104J4
1IH 1191a
3H
91H
too 9IS
1,000 39
ion oti;
3.000 210W .
404 31H 31
1,600 3 62ta
"460 ioiii ioi"
son
:oo
400
2.000
200
11 1. 131
1U
29H
44
19
19 4
44
Mlaeourl, K. A T... UO0
Mlaeourl PaclflO on
National Blecul
M.ilAnnl l.ead
N. It. It. ot M. Id ptd
New Vork Central,.. ...
nv Y.. o. A W
Norfolk A Wealern
3H
9C
101
131
9m
now
Ma
A3
tt
102
134
31
133
.nil
tit
13
71
434.
IT
I4i
40) 137S IKU 12714.
KM
109
144
Mil
MA 10814 103
1011
I
0
u
97
lll,
lift
13311
IIS
241,
III
4911
11
300 1I9U
200 137
23
119
139
It
21 li
i,ifm Mit 89ii
1...
2...
1...
1...
fJALVIiS.
310 2T, 1 ,
190 ft0 1...,.
130 9 TS 1.
W) 9 7ft 1.
1 ,...1170 6 (0
1 1640 e to
1.., ,..U0 8 73
1... 1070 M
1 1310 7 110
1 170 7 On
1 1664 7 00
110 10 M
, ISO 10 00
, 1M 10 23
... 110 10 35
Liverpool (.rain Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL March 2. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; futures unchanged to Tad
owr..
cold-sieaay; ruiures HWJia lower.
lletnl Market.
NEW YORK. March 2. METALS
Lead, quiet, at $3.95fM.05: Ixindon. 119 7s
6d. Spelter, quiet, at $5.2765.37; London.
21 7s 6d. Copper, nominal; standard,
spot to March, $13.G014.25; electrolytic.
3l4.62W3l4.!7tt; UKc, nominal; costing.
$ll.37014.e7U.. Tin, dull. spot. $37.8ua
33.20. Antimony, dull; Cookson'a, $7.25.
Iron, quiet and unchanged, London cop
per, easy; spot, 164 6s; futures, 54 15s.
Tin. firm; spot, 1173 7s Gd; futures. 1175
7s 6d. Iron. Cleveland warrants, 50s Cd,
ST. IXJUIS. March Z. METALS -Lead,
quiet, at $3.90. Spelter, Jowcr, at 3.15p
5.20.
Omaha Hoy Mnrket.
OMAHA, Feb. 28.-PRA1RIE HAT No.
1, choice to upland, $10.00311.60; No. 2,
19.00210.00: No. 3. $0.0038.00; No. 1, to choice
midland. $10.0011.00; No. 2, $8.0010.00; No.
3. (6.00Q8.00; No. 1. to choice lowland. $7.00
.00: No. 2. $6.0087.00; No. 3. $4,004)6.00.
STRAW Choi te. oat or rye, $6.0O.60
cholco wheat, $5.0065.60.
ALFALFA Choice, pea-green, fine
stem. $13.00014.00; No. 1. $11.00013.00; No. X,
t3.00gil.00; No. 3, $7.0039.00.
Cottou Marker.
NEW YORK, March 2.-COTTON-FU-tures
closed sUady; March. 12.20c; May,
ll.SOc; Juiy, u.tuc; Augusr, ji.mc; uciooer,
H.43c: December, 11.46c; middling, 13.05c.
1.1VKRPOOL March 2. COTl'ON Hoot
onater: middling. 7.04d: sales. 8.000 bales:
receipts, 18,00 bales; futures, quiet, 4ft
66ft points lower than Baturaay.
Dry floods ainrket.
NEW YORK. March 2. DRY GOODS
Raw silk ruled firm today; cotton goods
were steady. Yarns were easy. New .color
cards shown for fall Indicated wider use
of dark shades.
Klgln IIUTTeir Market.
HOGS Supplies wero very fair for a
Monday, some' eighty-four cars, or 5,800
head being reported In. This Is a gain of
LGOOJiead over last week, and la nearly.
1,700 head larger than for the name day
last year.
As a, general tning iraae openeu om
slow, although shippers and speculators
bought somo butcher stuff early In the
day that looked to bo about steady. Ono
packer was out cany with un oraer lor
real light stuff, and such Pigs as were
here sold readily at prices that were fully
ateadv. and in many cases mglier man
at tha close of last week.
Packers started out bidding at figures
that were quoted as a dime lower, and
as salesmen were holding their nwwerings
at steady prices very little was done until
a late hour in tne forenoon. After dick
ering until well along towards 11 o'clock
both buyers and sellers finally made some
concessions and wncn tne supply finally
started to move prices were ut'.ever and
generally 6c lower. In other words, some
hags that sold early In tho morning
looked steady to a nickel off, while oth
ers were quoted as being (VglOc lower, but
tno general iraue can lie quoted as 5c
lower. Movement continued to be very
slow till tho finish and It was late before
tne supniy was rinauy cieane up.
Bills.!' ino ween b mriea out witn a
fairly large run of sheep and Iambs, as
I.n.,, I i IW1 It.ail ... i.r a n ... ...1 ,H
awui. ...vw .... ,.v,u 'vu III, lUIIl
pared with 12,179 head a week ago, 15,000
neau (wo rt ago unu iu.ii neaa on
the corresponding day a year ago. Th
quality of the lambs was about tho samo
as any day last week. Thn reeelnta we
again largely lambs with the proportion of
mutton oinenngs neing comparatively
smau. ,
The Dockers wanted some good mutton
offerings this morning, consequently the
bulk of the ewes, wethers and yearlings
wero picked up first at prices generally
steady with the close of last week Soma
Mexican ewes reached $5.C5, with most of
the good ones selling at a range of 35.25
&5.G0. A small bunch of wethers was
good enough to touch $6.25, and a ship
ment of yearlings was weighed up at
$6.75. Trade was fairly active and the
clearance was seasonable.
The bulk of the tra.de was in lnmha.
which were practically all on the fed
western order. At first the market was
n little stow, but later on tho movement
had a fair degree of activity, with prices
fully steady. In a few Instances trade
looked strong. The majority of the good
lambs went to the scales anywhere from
$7.4O7.80, weight and quality determining
tno price. Tne medium grades changed
hands largely from $7.25 to $7.40, with
some less desirable kinds at a range of
$7.007.2E.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, good to choice. 17.35(07.80: lamha.
fair to good, $7.0087.35; lmbs. culls, $5.90
A6.50; yearlings, light, J8-fiT.ft7.00; year
lings, heavv. J 25ii B.f.V, wethers, good tq
cnoice, to.ftftitt.-a; wethers, fair to good,
$5,504(6.75; ewes, good to choice. 35.50&
a. is, ewti, isir lo gooa. li.wo.w,
I'llll'tRII
CHICAGO.
f,Ve .Stock Market.
March
2 CATTLE Re
let. steadv tn 10
J higher, beeves, $7 iSOttfj, Texas tra(
ELGIN, 111., March 2. BCTTER celpts, 20.OJ0 head, market, steady to 10c
iirm at arc.
loo inn wm i;tH
North American .. ;;!; ...
Northern racino 'n -wit,
racltlo Mall " .v.- ,V,V' 1UJ
Vennaylvanla ' IU
I'roplo's Oaa i 'jr
Plflabunh Coal. 400 It St -IJf
Local Securities.
Ouotattona furntahed br Durst. Btlakltr A Oo..
419 Omaha Netlontl Dank Uldc.t
Auburn. Neb., la. M W4 10014,
Armour A Co ... NVa
Dralrlra Creamery pfd.........i 92tj
Detroit Ivdlion te, iiu , ivim
Deere Co. pfd T
Pea Molnea, it.. Hchool 4t, 1932....100V,
Fort ra in it. aa, ij,
74 ptd...
1931
Kalrmout Oeamery
llouiuin. Tex.. 4 lie.
lowt Hj. A IJ.. ta. ira
Mt. mate Tel. A Ttl. fttetk..
... . , h , a. leva . .
McCTook. Neh., ia. 1917.. ........
Ilmatia Oaa fta l'Jll. ....,.,.... .
city ot Omaha 4H. 1934. .
87
..loovt
..14J
.. 96
.. Vi
..li
Wa
.. 98
.10014
. n 11. Mt. llT. it. 19Z8....96
Omaha c kr. "::;:'-'Sl,f
IMtet Bound. T. L. A I". a. llll....l0Ot
1'ortltnd. Ore.. 4H. 131.. 1.104!t
Hloux City Srlca 4a, HI7.. 1W
Sioux City Trar, lat C 1919 91
ain ntr Block Yards ptd 87
City ot South Omaha &ll. 1911,., 101V4,
HwlCl A tympany niwj..
Hvtft A Company ta, 1944 ,..,.. II
F,nl)le. c. 8. V, , la 1130 1MU
Halt I-ae Pohool 4a. '-" - ,
ITnlon Bloc itraa mwi, uw.ii-,,.. -.t
Utah Tower A Utht Co. 6a. 194t...
94
11
96
102
9i4
looia
89
lOlli
ioi.3
it
991
mil
184
9
1011
IT
83
loo4
108.07
llVi
II
II
ioiii
107 4
97
108.33
91
94
93
Allouei
Amal. Copper ...
A. X. L B."
Arltona Com. ..
Cal. A Arltont,.
Cal. & llecla...
CVntennltl
Preaeed Bteei i.ar,.,...
Pullman rsltee Car,..
Ittadlns ....I.....
itepubllo Iron A Hleel..
itepuDiio i. d. piu,...
IlocU laltnd .......
hock Iiland Co. pfd.-...
Ht. L A B. r. Jd pfd...
Hraliotrd Air Linn
Seaboard A. I prd......
BloM-Rhelfleld rf. A I....
Houthern Pacific
Southern Hallway
Ho, Hallway ptd
Tenneaaea copper
Tent ft Pacific
Union Paclllo
et'nlon Pacific pfd
United Rtatet Realty
United Htatee llubber....
United States steel... .
11,010 1H lla-
TOO
604
IH
41i
134 1
1KU
23
n
E
I
7
MJi
Utt
.31
9)li
21U
111,
33
14
8,100 MM IMS. 1S9
1314
!.... S3
8914
23,301 4H IIH "H
700 53i
'i,'ew 'ii'
M14
30 31S 33
Iloaton Stock; Market.
BOSTON. March 2. Clqslng quotations
on stocks were;
fl ieTtaa tun -
nWNIplatlnr Mlata ... 8H
19 North Uutta ...... 28l
SliOld Dominion 53
S1,0reola . M
414 qntacy 4U
rr Khannon V
ii..., n r. J71 suaarlor 294i
Kaat nulla C. M... ItiHuperlor A B. M. SH
irranklln U Tamarack 4IH
(lunby Com Ii5l2. H. . R. A M..,. III
Ureent Cantnea. ... 3IU. do ptd ........... .i 4JW
tale Royal Copper. ItH tilth Con. .......... 11
Karr Lake 4 Utah Copper Co..... M!i
I Hallo Copper... lie Winona 4'j
Miami Copper . .. 22H Wolverine 4,H
Mahtwk .... 4414
llauk. Cleaflnna.
OMAHA. March 2.-Uanlt cleaHfwa for
Omaha today were $3.649,04.59 and for tho
corresponding clay last year $(.390,18:. 65.
Kun an a City Live stock Mnrket.
KANSAH C1TV, March 2.-CATTLE
Receipts, 12,000 head; market, steady to
weak; pilme fed steers, $8.50U9.30; dressed
beef steers, tl.JSjffl.TO; western steers, $7.00
8.75; southern steers, $.5e4r7.75: cows.
$4.23ff7.75; heifers, $6,0549.00: stockers and
feeders, $0.25aS.OO; bulls, $6,0087.60; calves,
$0.601711.00.
HOGD-Recelpts, 11,000 head; market,
steady to 5o lower: bulk, $S0fS.55;
heavy. $8.S0ON.V; packers and butcher,
$$.40478.60; light. $8.2Sil8.60i plga, $7.5O.0O.
HI I HHP ANP LAMDS-IUcelpla, 9.000
head; market. 104120c lower; lambs, $7.00
J7.50; yearlings. .0ogo."5; wethers, $5.25
&5.80;. ewes, $5.0005.50. .
$2,500,000
LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPANY
(SAINT LOUIS, MO.)
' Five Year Sf. Cold Debentures
Authorized and Apprivsti bythti Pul.lloSrvk3aCmmta8rn447i4h
Dated February 1, 1914 Du FelKtary 1, If 19
interest payable February 1 and August 1 in Saint Louis or New York. Coupon tkbe&tiirM fat
denomination of $1,000 each, registerable as to principal. Callable as a whole, but not in
part, at 102 and interest on any interest payment date prior to February 1, 1916, and
at 101 and intereston February 1, 1916and any intcrestpaym eat data thereafter.
ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST OSMPANY, SAINT LOWS, TRUSTEE.
AUTHORIZED SS.StS.MS
ISSUES" S2,SM,4)BC
J
The Laclede Gas Light Company does all the gas business in the City of Saint Louis, Mk
ouri, the fourth largest city in the United States. The Company operate under a special charter
which, in the opinion of counsel, is perpetual, and the validity of which has been established by tht
Supreme Court of , the State of Missouri. ,
From a letter addressed to us by C. L. Holmarf, Esq., President of the Company, w sum
marize the following :
Theme debentures are a cHreet ttllttlen el tha Cmijny.
Praeeetfs to be used tor the purpese ef retiring lleflng IntJeaietJnatti Ineurre! tor 4tJMm
te reser' end plant, r tor new oenstrtiollen.
Issue! under an Indenture wMeh provldea Utat during fhe IKe el theae Bekenturea n adM-
llonal mertae er debenture ebllgatlon el the Cempany may Ira ereated unless these
Debentures are simultaneously rotlred.
(ndentura further (trsvrses that during the Hie ol these Debenturss eurrsnt Mils payabjssl
the Company shall not exeeed 81 ,000,000.
Tho Company's properties are In oxosllent physloal condition.
Qrsss Earnlnps have Inoroasod Irem SS,S1S,S4S In ISOBts S4.4S0,SS7 In 1S13. Not
Earning tor tho year ended December 91, ISIS, after deduefcUn of mH oporatMi s.
pensos, noludlng mabitenanee and taxeo, were 9Z,329,ZSS, e rover twtoo tho anns1
Interest ehargeo en all outstanding bonds and tho prcaont Issue si Bebenturos.
The legality of this issue has been approved by Messrs. Winston, Payne, Strawa Sc Shaw
for the undersigned, and by Mr. Isaac II. Lionberger for the Company.
WX RECOMMEND THESE DEBENTURES FOR INVESTMENT s
Prlco 99 and Interest, Yielding About 5.25
O PTERIN d IS HADE SUBJECT TO PIUOR SALE AND CHANGE IN FJtlCSB
N. W. HALSEY & GO.
MEW YORK
Cor. La Satis and Adams Sts.
CHICAGO
SAN HtAMCtSCO
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