THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 15)14
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REAL ESTATE.
FA KM ,fc HAM It I.ANUS FOR SAI.K
Plorldn.
rtKM thntlftunri it(r Inni. tn heat iiArt
of Florldl, tn Do Soto county, northeast
DttArcadla, ono of the boat pieces ot laid
la the state. Will exchange all or any
put (or first-class Omaha, property. Ad
dress J 171, Bee.
; 5
t,
Knnans.
.TUB great. Kumntr county, south sunny
Kansas, produces, corn, wheat and
alfalfa In marvelous abundance. Land
.prices aro very low. Some samples) 320
Ceres, 140 ot which Is bottom, good im
provements; all ot 178 acres tins wheat
Sobs with place; possession this spring It
t'ttcttlrcd; 165 4S0 acres, no better land any
jCpl&ce at any price, all ot 3U0 ucres fine
twhott ffnr-a with nlnre: rtonflpsslori this
spring, w, improvea, iw acres, cioso in,
tip rf net land, frond imnrovements. nil of
writ lor list, wm. iiembrow, t-aiaweu,
WL ...
.' . . . I tt.M. fgmnlll
. , lied ltlvor valley. For further intorma
Uon write today to Baker-Lamb Land.
Co.. Uarnesvllle. Minn.
WE ARE offerlns thousands of acres
ofchoice and. 'well Improved lands In the
lied ltlver 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
. . . i - ... .. . . ,4 inlt
ana i earns it u. oictvati. iuuu u..
, New York Lifo Bide. Minneapolis. Minn.
NORTHERN MINNESOTA The groat
est natural cattle section, no drouths;
alfalfa. Clover, corn and potatoes are
principal crops; prairie or timber; free
information. We have no land for sale.
AVrtta V. R. Mackenzie, Immigration
Commissioner, &US Palace Bldg., Minne
apolis, Minn. o
280-ACR15 farm, 35 miles from Mlnn-i-paolls,
1V4 miles from a good rallroal
town; part under cultivation, balanea
meadow and pasture land; good soil.
Rood eight-room house, worth Jj.OOO; barn,
granary, corncrlbs, cattle sheds, machlno
sheds, etc; 14 cows, 20 head of steers and
heifers, three horses, hogs, chickens,
complete set farm machinery, buggle.
wagons, Bleds, 0 tons of hay, 1,200 ban;
kcts corn, ISO bushels mixed grain, IU
bushels potatoes; In fact, everything ; on
the farm goes except the furniture, l'rlc.
212,000, one-half cash. Schwab Bros., mi
Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
A BARGAIN TOR SOME ONE.
SO acres of good soil, with a fine sot of
buildings which cost 83.0UO, a good six
room house, barns, sheas, granary, corn
cribs, all well fenced and all good laud
and rio waste. This Is a fine home and
the only reason we have for selling Is on
account of old ago; only 1ft miles from
railroad station; 865 per acre, 81,600 cash.
Write us what you want, we have IU
Palmer Land Co., Anoka, Minn.
GET READY FOR BUSINESS.
Write mo for asrency contract for sale
of my improved larma In the Red River
vauey of Minnesota and North Dakota,
Also Becker and Red Lake counties.
Eorle P. Audrug. 323-330-332 Endlcott
Jiog., ni. --aui, Aunn-o
Orciton.
oitrcc'nv tnfA m i i ii i - t .
Ron Almanac, Oregon Farmer and' other
uiuaiai dooks puDiisnexi Dy state immi
gration Commission, telling of resources,
climate and agricultural opportunities lor
the man of 'moderate means. Ask ques
tion tllPV XvlP 1 ) l-n naln.tnMnw
We have nothing to sell. Address Room
, Auii-iaiiu .uijuncruiai uuu, ironiailu
Ore. o
South Dakota.
CHOICE EASTERN SO. DAKOTA LAND
or choice and practically clear Callfor
nla. Give details. Writo Owner, 331 6th
Ave., 1.03 Angeles, ual.
'I'uinih
FINE farm adlolnlnfr town east Texas
$4,000 fine fruit . M vegetables; plenty of
rain; win consiue. aue. u. x: Btcbblns,
Omaha.
2,200 ACRES, all bottom land, located
in McMullen county, 60' miles south of
San Antonio, Tex., fronting on the Nue
ces., river lor, about three, miles. RIct,
black, loamy soil, from two to six feet
deep: 3. W0 acres susceptible of Irrigation
Vom tho river with a pump lift 6f 30
- joot or less. There Is an abundance of
water and it win distribute from tlm
bank of the river.
There is nothing that excels this viand
for richness and beauty. Tho. 1,600 acres
.s a hay meadow, practically clear of
erusn, ana well adapted to alfalfa, corn,
cotton, vegetables etc. The remaining
700 acres is black and rich, sllehtlv roll.
ins, with some small brush, but easy to
clear; all tillable: worth 850 per acre.
Our price, IU per acre;, terms, one-half
caan, balance on easy terms at reason
able rate of interest.
For further information and plat, wnto
Klaus & Ernest, Taylor, Tex., caro
unampion lie any io.
State Lands, $2 Per Acre
Over 1,000,000 acres for sale by the state
of Texas; you can buy C40 acres at 12
nn acre; pay (33 cash and balance after
tu years; line rarming and fruit land,
and healthy climate. For further in-
Eormation senu o cents postage.
INVESTOR PUBLISHING CO.,
ijcpi. .I, oan Atiiomo, Tex.
WlSCOKSlBU
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop stata la
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands foi
tale at' low prices, on easy terms. Ask
for booklet, SI on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. Statu acres wanted. Write tvbout
our Erasing Janda If interested in fruit
lands ask for booklet on a;pl orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Boil
Line Ity.. Minneapolis. Minn.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Activity of Bean Advances the Price
' of Cash Wheat.
CORN ADVANCES WITH OATS
Speculator Who Are LnnR on Mar
ket Relieve Advance. Will Hold
Ilecanse of Smnll Stocks
Left on lluftrt.
July
Corn. I
May.'
July. I
Oats. 1
May.
July..
Pork.
. j
July
Lard.
May
July
Ribs.
May
July.l 11 57'i!
6V
21 40
Jl SO
10 70
10 S7H
It U
?S4 Ws SSj W,
S7, ee,
67 SS1!
; J .
i 36v S9S
21 UV, 21 40 31 0 31 U'i
31 87i 31 M Jl i& 21 j0
10 W 10 70 10 SO 10 72!j
U OO 10 S74 10 t'i 10 !XI
It KVil 11 4S U 10 It 4i
11 63ti II 674 11 W 11 .
OMAHA, March 11. 1911. ,
There are many bars in the wheat
market at Chicago who are of the opinion
that when prices are weak and declining
the matter ot a reaction and advance Is
out ot tho question. Traders of that
stripe wcro In complete control of tho
situation during yesterday morning and
they sold wheat to a standstill, never
dreaming that they would bo -arced to
reckon with tho bulls before tno close ot
tho day. The hour of reckoning arrived,
however, toward the close of tho ses
sion, and the shorts were falling over cacn
otner in an endeavor to regain the wheal
tnrown into tho pit during the morning.
in addition to an oversold situation, mere
were messages from Johnson county,
Kansas, which is in tho eastern portion
of that state, saying that the soft wheat
plant there is dead frozen out and that
tho reports come from growers and are
generally credited. Kansas City bought
somo wheat hero yesterday which was
believed to be n reflection" of belief in
tho southwest of probable crop deteriora
tion. Cash wheat was 1ic higher.
For more than a fortnight the cash
wheat market at Chicago has been dis
couraging to holders, many ot whom have
become weary and who disposed of their
futures as well as their cash. It was
hinted by some exporters Monday that
the bids from abroad were pretty close
to a working basis and a message from
ono of tho leading grain concerns at
Winnipeg said that exporters with direct
foreign connections were heavy buyers
of spot wheat the laet few days In that
market and that they paid tho closest dif
ference that No. 3 northern hai been
traded In for round lots, There alo was
buying at Winnipeg ot deferred positions.
Corn sympathized with the action cf
wheat, being in an oversold condition,
and shorts wero active buyers In order
to even up their position, Resting spots
wero HSic higher. Those In the trade
who have watched tho cash situation
closest believe the advances of yesterday
will fall to hold. There are a great many
longs, however, who are confident and
who believe that the cash situation must
Improve, owing to tho small stocks In all
positions.
Cash corn was 'W?mc higher.
Strong factions were arrayed against
one another In the provision market.
Tho Milwaukee Cudahys were probably
the largest buyers of May pork and ribs,
and In addition to this there was some In
vestment buying. Tho selling was also
Influential in character, as It was laid
at the door or one of the larger packers.
The ranh trade In meats was a Uttlebct-
ter. whllo lard was still reported as slow
Cash oats were lie higher.
Clearances wero: Wheat and flour equal
to 493,000 bu.; corn, none; oats, 8,000 bu.
Liverpool closed with wheat HHd
higher; corn, unchanged to Hd hlgncr.
Primary wheat receipts were 654,000 bu.,
and shipments 442,000 bu., against receipts
of 977,000 bu., and shipments of 452,000 bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,063,000 bu.,
and shipments 741,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 977,000 bu. and shipments of
681,000 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were &5S.O0O bu.
and shipments 7M.000 bu., against receipts
of 782,000 bu. and shipments of 662,000 bu.
last year.
These cash sales were reported: Wheat
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, 85?ic No. 3
hard winter: 1 car, 85Ue. Oats Standard:
6 cars, SSSic No. 3 white: 1 car, S8c; S
cars, 37Hc No. 4 white: 3 cars, 37',ic.
Corn No. 2 white; 3 cars, 63c. No. 3
white: 1 car. CIJlc; 2 cars, C2c; C cars,
6lHc; 1 car, 61c. No. 4 white: 2 cars, 60c;
1 car, 59Vlo; 1 car, 69c. No. 2 yellow: 6
cars, 6214c. No. 3 yellow: 2 cars, 62c;
5 cars, 62c; 9 cars. 6114c ; 4 cars, 61e; 1 car,
6014c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 6014c; 1 car,
60c; 1 car, 691tci 1 car, 69c. No. 2 mixed.
1 car, 61&c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 6014c; 1
car, 60c; 1 car. 69c: 2 cars. 6914c No. 4
mixed: 1 car, 5914c; 3 cars, 69c; 2 cars, 6Sc,
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard, 85S7c; No, 3 hard, 84(!S3c; No. 4
hard. 7983c: No. 3 spring, 8408414c; No.
4 sprint, SOS214o; No. 2 durum, 8314084c;
No. 3 durum, 8214083c, Corn: No. 2
white, 621463c; No. 3 White, 609i2!ic;
No. 1 white, 68!4c: No. S yellow, 6214
62V4c; No. 3 yellow, 60U62Uoj No. 4 yel
low, 683014c; No. 2, 61Hij61Mc; No. 3,
691i06O14c: No. 4, 6714C94c. Oats: No. 2
white, 33914c; standard, 38c; No. 3
white. 3738ci No. 4 white, 371ic Bar
ley: Malting, BStfiOOc; No, 1 feed, 40SC0c.
Rye: No. 2. 57HQ6Sc; No. 3, 67fiS714c.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Omaha 3 78 26
St. .Louis 2S 24 32
Chicago 84 366 177
Kansas City 17 73 26
Winnipeg 159
Minneapolis 2C2
Duluth .l"""""" 65
CHICAGO GUAIiV AND PROVISION'S
Chlcaco Cash Prices Wheat: No 2 red.
MUt9614c; No. 3 red, 9Hi94Sc; No. 2
hard, 9203c; No. 3 hard, WHCMc; No.
2 northern. 94Ufr9ftUc: No. 3 northern,
931409414c; No. 2 spring. 9HV09SHc; No. 3
spring, 93i(Mic. forn: xno. a ycuow,
6o; No. 3. 69!4U"63!ic; No. 3 white, 64!ti?
fcic; No. :l yellow, SJflOic. Oats: No, 3
while, 40c, rso. 3 wnue, sswiisw.
standard, 40ff 4014c. Rye: No. 2. 61W6IC
Barley, 4Mi6"ie. Timothy. 13.7606.00.
Clover: $10.00913.75. 1'ork. 121.50. Lard:
110.60. Ribs: S10.6214gil.2G.
POTATOES Higher; receipts. 45 cars;
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, COff
65c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin
white. 6W70c.
BUTTER Lower; creameries. 22Z7c.
EGGS Lower: receipts. 9.S89 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 26fT26c; ordinary
firsts. 26liW6Uc: firsts, 261426c
CHEESE Irregular; daisies, 1S!4J1S;c;
twins, 17?iiiIlSc; Americas, lSli4flS14c; long
horns, 17MrlSc.
POULTRY -Alive, lower; springs, 17c;
fowls, 15c,
NEW YORK fiENRltAL MARKKT
Qnolatlona of thn Day nn Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, March It -FLOUR-steady;
spring patents, ll.60UI.75; winter
straights, H20'4.35; winter patents, Jl.tO
J4.75; spring clears, $1,103-4.23.
WHEATV-Spotmarket. firm; No. 2
hard winter, $1.0O,4c, c, i. f.. to arrive;
No. 2 red, $1.0114, elevator, domestic; No.
1 northern Duluth, $1.0314. f. o. b., afloat,
opening navigation: No. 1 northern Mani
toba, $1.04. f.o. b.. afloat. Futures steady,
closing UQv&o net higher. May $1.01 13-16;
July, 974c; September, 94?ic.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1913, 33g45c; 1912, 17fif!lc; Pacific coast,
1913, 20t?23c; 1912, 163J19C
HIDES Easy; Bogota. 3l!4tf33!4e; Cen
tral America, 31c.
OATS Spot market easy: standard
white, 45t4f(46c; No. 3, 43ff45!4c; fancy
clipped white, 451446c.
CORN-Spot market firm. No. 3. yellow,
'Oic, c, I. t'., to arrive.
HAY Firm.
LEATHER Quiet.
PROVISIONS Pork Barely quiet,
mess, $23.004123.50: family, $24.00826.00; short
clear, $:.2.')22.00: beef, quiet, mess,
tmmAlll.M! fnmllw J19.O04720.00l cut meats.
steady; lard, stendy; middle west, $1060
6T)1rt 70- t-Aflnofl flrin- rnntlnpnt. S11.2o:
South America, $S.8,V, compound, steady.
TALLOW Steady; city. 614c, nominal:
enuntrv. WriKKcA Mtifclnl. 7c.
POULTRY Steady; frcflh killed westers
chickens, l5WZoc; towis, i!Bc; uirncjo.
BUTTER Weak; receipts, 10,000 tubs;
creamery cxtraB, SStfSSc: held extras, 28
$02SV4c; process extras, :isf"V4c.
CHEESE Stromr: receipts. 1.100 boxes;
state, whole milk, fall and summer, while
or colored specials, 1819c; winter made
specials, l.Qflsc.
EGGS Firm: recelnts. 16.600 cases
fresh gathered extras, 218114c; extra
firsts, 3014c: firsts, 30c; nearoy nennery,
white, fine to fancy, r.5c; nearby hennery,
gathered wimes, 3iy.DC.
POULTRY Dressed: uulet: fresh killed
western chickens, 1625c; fowls, 1401814c;
turkeys, isgnac.
OMAHA GRNKRAL 3IAIIKICT.
OFFICIAL publicauuiia concernine oil,
climate and crops of Wisconsin mallei
frea to those addressing V isconsln at.t
Board of Immigration, Capitol 1'Juu, Madi
ion. Wis.
Wyoming;.
LAND A BARGAIN.
160 A. 2 miles from the famous hot
springs at Thermopolis, Wyo.; close to
sulphur mines and refinery, also large
coal mlneb, which Insures a good market
for farm products. This Is desirable prop
erty to cut up into small tracts. Im-
Srovementa cost about $1,800. An estate,
lust be bold; price $3,000. TermB. Address
Box 291, Thermopolis, Wyo.
FARMS WANTED.
WE have customers for three farm
In eastern Nebraska. Want 80, 160 and
tW-acre farms. Must be a bargain as
customers will pay cash.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
REAL- ESTATE LOANS
$100 to 10,owj made promptly. V, D.
Wild, Wead Hide. 18th and Farnam.
fitK, CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
u 10-312 Brandels Theater Building.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GAB V1N BROS Loans. 0und up.
v -Lax 0iai14 Nat. Bank.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
-srDDcny mi anv ainounu.
H. W. BINDER.
City National Bank Bldg,
PITV nrnrrtV 1 .a ri'it lm.ua a alkali I0
w ii, uiumiia, is- Dime juani tuas-
j e-vA -t sa( is
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
CITY and tarm leuna. 6. SVt. 6. J. 1L
Uumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam. Omaha.
HARRISON Si MORTON, S16 Oin. Nat
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
101K OMAHA VATIOVAT. nnM..ln. OTH
REAIi ESTATli WANTED.
LIST your house with Osborne Realty
GOOD LAND for your business. Dual-
Features of (he Trading nnd Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 11. Wheat prices di
vided today, becoming firmer for the
new crop, but weaker for the old. Dam
age reports were numerous, export and
milling demand zero. Heaviness pre
velled at tho close which varied from
K(&v,a decline a U',ic advance, com
pared with last night. Corn finished
l-16c off to c up, and oats with a gain
of a shade to lie In provisions, the
outcome was a rlso of 6c to 7!4?U0e.
News of the Injury of fall sown wheat
came chiefly from the light soil sections
of western Kansas and Nebraska. Some
of the harm referred to was said to be
from freezing, but most of the damage
was attributed to high winds blowing tho
wmm uui oi tne grouna. excellent au
thorities at Omaha and Kansas City,
however, agreed that complaints were
the least important known in a decade at
this time of the season.
First purchases of new crop wheat this
year were made here today. Tho amount
oougni was su.vw ousneis part to arrive
In Chicago by July 20, tho rest at any
time In July, Prices Agreed on were
half under quotations for the the July
option, and were to bo for No. 2 red or
No. 2 hard, which ever the shippers
might elect. Tho wheat is to como from
Illinois,
In corn, a revival of cash demand at
Buffalo, Kansas City and here gave the
market an upward slant. Signs that
receipts would bo smaller tended to in
crease tho confidence of the bulls. It
was gossip that one conspicuous short
covered as much as a million bushels
while prices were on the advance.
Oats reflected the strength shown In
corn. Theie was a good deal of In
fluential selling by commission houses,
though whenever the bulge seemed to
assume undue proportions.
Packers buying and shorts covering
weio responsible for provisions taking
the upgrade. It looked as If the manu
facturers were trying to establish a bet
ter level on which to realize.
Chicago future prices;
Artlclel Open. I High.! Low. Close, Yes"y.
Wheat I
May. I 63HI
93
93i
J3i
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED-WW CARS SCRAP IRON
AND BONES.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RUBBER
AND METAL.
CASH paid promptly upon receipt.
WRITE for prices and shipping tags.
60NKBN GALAMB4 IRON & METAL
COMPANY.
(Largest dealers west ot the Mississippi )
Kansas City. Kan.
Highest prices paid for furniture. D.27l.
WANTED TO RENT.
FURNISHED or unfurnished modern
cottage in suburbs; prefer Dundee. K
170. care Bee
WANTED-Three or four unfurnished
rooms, preferably en suite; modern; walk
ing distance. Address G 173, Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET Ob WEST
SHIP live stock to noum umutia. Sav
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
inents receive prompt and careful alien
Uon.
Live block Commission Mcrchauta.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
NEW YORK JITOCK MARKET
Strong Tone of Preceding Session is
Lacking.
FLUCTUATIONS ARE IRREGULAR
Attempt t Outset to Kxtenit lllae
Checked li- t.nrat Nelllnsr of
American Snnsr nnd Kaat
em Itnll Shares.
BUTTER No. 1, I-lb., cartons, 29c; No.
1, 60-lb. tubs. 29c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 30c; Amer
ican Swiss, 24c; block Swiss. 22c: twins,
10c; daisies. 20c; triplets. 20c; Young
Americas, 21c: blue label brick, 19c: llm
burger. 2-lb., 20c; New York white, 20c.
FISH White, 11c; trout. 13c: large crap
pics, 11c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; Bhad roe,
per pair, 60c; salmon, 12c; halibut, 10c;
buffalo, 9e; bullheads, 13a; channel cat
fish. 15c: pike, 12c; pickerel, 9c.
POULTRY Broilers, 20c; hens, 14c;
cocks, 914c; ducks, 16c; geese. 13c;. turkeys,
22c; pigeons, per dozen, $1.20; ducks, full
feathored, 1214c: geese, full feathered, 11c;
squabs, No. 1, $1.6033.00: No. 2, 60c.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1, 18c: No. 2,
1614o; No. 3, 14c. Loins: No. 1, 1911c; No.
2, 17c; No. 3, 15c. Chucks: No. 1, lltfc;
No. 2. Kflic: No. 3, lOMc. Rounds: No. 1,
14c; No, 2, 13o; No. 3, 12?ic. Plates: No. 1,
alio; No. 2, SMc; No. 3, 8',;c.
The following prices on fruits and vege
tables a.re reported by the Glllnsky Fruit
company:
VEGETABLES Potatoes: Genuine ned
River Early Ohio, per bu., $1,00. Rural
or Burbanks, per bu., 5c; Idaho Ruruls,
per bu.. 90c. Sweet potatoes: Per hamper,
$1.25; Illinois kiln dried. $1.60. Cabbage:
Holland seed, per lb.. 214c; red, per lb., 4o;
new California. 3c. Onions: Ohio larsre
Red Globe, per lb.. So; Indiana yellow. Sc;
opanisn, per crate, Tomatoes: Cu
ban, per 6-basket crate, $4.25.
FRUITS Oranges: These navels are of
good color, sweet and juicy, Quality best
have been seen In years. Extra fancy
Sunklst navels. f, 126, 160, 176. 200 and 250
sizes. $2.60: extra fancy Sunklst navels.
250 size, $2.60; 288 size, $2.40; 324 size, $2.40;
Florida Kumquats, per box. 25c. Apples:
Extra fancy Washington Jonathan, per
box. $2.75: White, per box, $2.25; Wine
saps, $2.50: extra fancy Idaho Northern
Spy. Greenlnps or Kings, ner box. t2M-
extra fancy Idaho Rambos, per box, il.TS;
ntn uavis. per DDI., o.uu: Uano, 6.00;
Winesap. $7.00: Missouri Pippins, $6.60.
Lemons: Extra fancv Sunklst. snn mil
CflOs, per box, $6.00; extra choice Red Ball.
on.) Tf i nAW Law . r ri . I I a . a .
"w p., uua, u.w. i-noice. 91. w.
Grapes: Imported Malaga, extra fancy,
$7.50; fancy, $7.00. Grapefruit: Florida
Tangerines, per box, $2.50: extra fancy
Florida, 36. $4.50; 46 and 96. $4.75; 54. 64 and
80. $5.00. Cranberries: Per box, $4.26.
Aiioi.-i'.iji.jArnuuuH California figs. 2
12-oz. pkgs.. 85c; 60 6-oz. pkgs., $2.00; black
figs, 12 12-oz. pkgs., $1.00; 7-crown lm
ported figs, per lb.. 18o; 3-crown Imported
figs, per lb., 13c. Dromedary brand dates,
pksr.. $3.00: Anchor brand dates, pkg.
$2.25; Halowle dates, per lb.. 714e, Pars
nips, per lb., 2c. Carrots, per lb., 2r.
Beets, per lb.. 2c. Turnips, per lb., 2c.
Rutabagas, per lb., l!4c. California
Jumbo celery, per doz.. 85c. Cider, per
keg, $3.25: per half bbl.. $5.75. Shallop,
per doz., 60c. Parsley, per doz.. 40c. Rad
ishes, per doz.. 60c. Head lettuce, per
'10- Home grown leaf lettuce.
40c. Green peppers, per hamper. $3.00.
Wax or green beans, per hamper, $6.00
Hothouse cucumbers, per doz., $2.60
Cauliflower, per crate, $2.25. Venetian
garlic, per lb., J2'.4c Eggplant, per doz.,
$1.60. Horseradish. 2 doz. bottles in caso.
per case. $2.00. Walnuts, No, 1 soft shell,
per lb.. 19c. Medium pecans, per lb., 12j:
Jumbo pecans, per lb., 15c. Filberts, per
lb 16c. Drake almonds, per lb.. iSo.
Brazils, per lb . 18c. Black walnuts, per
lb.. 2c. Raw No. i peanuts, per lb., 7c:
Jumbo peanuts, per lb.. 8c; roasted pea
nuts, per lb., SHe. Shellbark hlokorv
nuts, per lb., 6c; large hickory nuts, per
lb., 4c. White Rice popcorn, per lb., 4c
Checkers, per 100-pkg, case, $3.60; per 50
pkg. case, $1.75. Cocoanuts, per sack,
$5.50; each. 6c Chestnuts, Imported Ital
ian, per lb., 10c; sack or bhl. lots, tfc.
Honoy. white clover. 24-sectlon case, per
case, $3.50.
NEW YORK. March 11 Tha strong
tone of the preceding session was- lacking
In the stock market today nnd fluctua
tions were Irregular. Attempts at the out
set to extend the rise were checked by
largo selling of American Sugar and the
eastern railroad shares.
Sugar fell to the lowest point since 1907
Rending, New Haven and New York Cen
tral developed heaviness. The whole lift
softened. .
Pressure lllmlnlsliPil In lh lntlr nnrl
of tho day nnd among the Industrials
tnrro were numerous points or strength.
Railroad shares, however, exhibited fur
ther weakness. Rock Island common at
414 and tho preferred at 71i nnd the collat
erals at 40 touched now' low records,,
western Pacific 6s dropped 4 points tn n
low record at 69. v.
Tho Improvement among tho Industrials
was helped on by good reports from tho
Iron nnd steel trade. Low priced copper
shares were bought on Indications of an
Increased demand for the metnl.
Steels' annual report showed nn in
crease, of $3,638,000 In gross profits. Sloss
Sheffield's yearly statement gave a gain
In net of $143,000. The weekly reviews of
trade authorities, however, said that cur
rent business In finished steel was sloiv.
American Sugar's recent decline was
explained by the sharp decrenso In earn
ings shown in the annual report. Gross
prolfts for 1913 were $3,303,000 under tho
preceding year. Gossip of a possible cut
n Now York Central's dividend rate nt
this time was ended by tho declaration
of tho regular dividend, on which thu
stock rallied sharply after an early Plump
London cables reported a cheerful feel
ing In tho English market, Bonds were
Irregular. Total sales. $2,200,000. Unltfil
States 2s, registered, declined on rail.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wero as follows:
a 1 iti.v. n. n...
Amslcamited Copper ...
American Atrleultural...
American Pfl urr. . .
Amei-tctn Cn
Atncrfcin Cn tfd
Am. Car Foundrr..
American Cotton Oil
Amrlcn Ire 8urltl.
American United
American locomotive ..
Am. Bmeltlnz & Kerne
Am. H. It. r-fd
Am. Buiir lleflnlns
Amerlcsn Tel, Tel....
American Tobacco
Anseondt Mining Co . .
Atchison
Atchlion rid
Atlantic Coin Line
ruitlmore & Ohio
nethlehem Hteel . .. .
Brooklyn Rapid TrJnxlt.
Canadian 1'aclllc
Central leather
Chena(ake & Ohio
Ohloago Great Wettern...
Chlcaco, Mil. & 81. I'aul
Chloao & Northwestern.
Colorado Fuel a Iron....
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
Delaware ft Hmltoti- ...
Denter A lllo (Irande...
P. & R. 0. ptd
Dlitlllera' Securities....
Krle.
Krle lit pfd
Krla id ptd
General Electrlo
nrt Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore. ctfa.
Illinois Central
lnterboroush Met .
International llarie.ter
Inter. Marine pfd
International Paper
International rump
Kanaas OHr Southern...
Lehigh Valler
Ixiulsvllle t KnahrUle...
M St. 1". ; B. S. M...
Mo., Kan. Texas
Mlsaourl Paclflo
National Ill-cult
National
N. R. ot M. Sd pfd
New York Central
New York. Ont. & West.
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P.. C. C & Bt. I,
I'ittabursli Ceil
Presaed Steel Car
Pullman I'aJace Car
neadlnt
ltepubllo Iron L hteel...
llepubllo I. A IS. Ptd...
llock Island Co
nock Island Co. ptd ....
flt. U . S. K. 2d pfd..
Heaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line pni.
Hlosa-Bhaffleld S. & 1...
southern raclflo
Kouthern Railway
Southern Hallway pfd.. .
Tennessee, copper
Texas Paclflo
Union Paclflo
Union pacific pfd
United males Itealty....
United mates Rubber...
United Htates Hleei
United RtatM Btenl pfd..
Utah Copper
Vrlslnla-Carollna Cham.
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Western Union
Westlnshouse Electric...
Wheeling; & Lake Krle..
Chlno Copper
N. Y.. N. II. t II ...
Ray Con. Copper
i:.M 741 7S4 7e
M
u
5.1(1) H JUs MS
SJi
toO 49'i it', 4T,
4Jlt
MOO 3ZU Jl't 3Hi
10
JM M4 Jl'i 3H
1.400 IS; 61 7t
10J
11. S00 M'4 H
400 lilt, 1I1U Itl
(00 !5 SM K0
(OO Mi KA,
W0 MH M
100 4
800 itl irov, iw
3.SO0 I Si lli
le.coo 4i; 4: 4i;
l.ooo :s 9!, e:i
6,600 80S 307 S04
2.C00 33"i 33 ,12V
7,000 M', 61. M
300 It IPs H't
3,300 99U tH "8.
1MS
300 Sl, 311, 3:
J33
1.10 lti 12 W,
300 UV, H9U H
900 ItVi 11'4 lit,
00 224
700 1S'4 lilt UV)
2,000 2114 2!S US
700 (lis 41?i 41.
3iJ
(00 llIVs 14S 117
700 127', IMT, !;
30O 34U 3U Sii
300 108V m 10S1,
tiOO HH lis, lit,
m 104 lojt, ioiu
M
1,100 10 l, s
rainnont Cresmfry 7 eh
Hooker Co . Neb to. INI
Houston, Tei . 4s, 1M1
Illll C, Teiaa Itead M
Iowa lty. U K ItM
Kanaaa Oss & Klec, 1 rfd
l-sclede. Oss U. Is. 1
Mt Slates Tel. a Tel !tk
Maenn Co Ue. Met. Is, 1N4
Mount Ar. mi, (Is.) IWI
Oinsha (Isa K 11T
City ot Omaha 4ia. 1111
Omaha C II. Bt lty Is. till..
Omaha a (. M St lty. pfd
Omaha A C D. lty. A UtWie ptd
IKtlsnd, Ore.. 4as. 194C
Keatlle Prhflol Is. Itl
Hlout City sertlce ii 1)17
Bloux City 81. Yds. pfd
Heuth Omaha Cite IHs. till. .. .
Hsn Plego. Cal . 1) Is. 10
Halt take City Pohool Is. 1IM
Union 8tk. Yda. Stk. Omaha
Utah Power Li. Co. Is. 1111
M 1"U )0IU
10 lls
.102 101 M
, H 100
, K l
. Hi 101
. l W
. Mis HH
. 11' ts
. 1 10
. l II
. 1MV4 lls
. X 17
. tits .,
. M It
14 10n.7
, iu
, T .
. ire im
. it 1
. 1MV, 1MH
loiti 10. W
. 1 4
. 97'k
. ii n
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Beeves Ten Higher and Others Are
Strong to Ten Higher.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Knl Sheep stentlr to Strnnir nnil flooit
Knt I.nniba ntenitr Mrillom
KliuU of Lambs Knaicr
Krniera 1'lrm.
I.otiilnn Stock lnrket.
LONDON'. March 11. American securi
ties were quiet ami featureless tlurtnsT the
early traHnn toOay. At noon prices
ranged from ; above to U below unrlty.
Consols for money. 76 It-1R!; tlo account,
75 31M; I'nlon Pacific, 11.(111,.. Har silver,
steady, ai llMUd; money. Jd: short bills,
IV1; three montlis, S 5-UM.
Ilniik Clrnrlnna.
OMAHA. March 11. ttnnlt clearliiKs for
Omaha today were M.1VMK.21. ami for
the correspondliiK day last year JS,bS5,
413.92.
Coffee -Market.
NUW YOHK. March 11 There wss n
further sliarji break in coffee todaj.
Openliur was barely stendy, (' to U lowor.
1-Hlcr prices sold 35c to 78o net lower,
inaklni; new low rerords for the season.
Kasler cost and frelaht offers nnd wenU
nefcs In tho Kuronenn markets attributed
to Urnilllnn liquidation or stop loss sell
Inc. seemed to Inspire pressure. Itallles
followed In the late trading on covering;
nnd scattered trade buy Inir. Close was
steady, 11 to 19 net loner. Sales, 94.000.
March. 8.36c; May, 8.45c; July, S.fiie: Sep
tember, S.77e: October, 8,S0o; December,
8.9.c; January, 8.9SC
Spot unsettled; lllo No. 7, S?.c, Santos
No. 4, liVic .Mild, dull; Cordova. lWISVsr
nomtnnl.
SOUTH OMAHA, March II W4.
Hecelnts were: Cattle. Hoki. Bheep
Official Monday . 4.341 ll.:w
umcitti Tiusday 5.76S 1W
Kstlumto Wednesday.. t.SOO 14.0C0
11.C63
8, WW
Three days this wk..lU74 30.M M.400
fjaine days last week.. 14,001 W.144
Hnino days 3 wks. aBO.li.0o4 3e,79 4.4!
Baine days S wks. aK0.17,4lS S8.7M C9.377
Homo days 4 wks. aro.lUlO S7.1J1 32.3.10
Same days last ycar..l6,fil SS.MO 40,023
The followlnir table shows the receipts
of cattle, hobs and sheep at tlic Kouth
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
... 1914. 1913. ino. Dec.
tle IM.W2 193,214 9,123
Ho its 6S2.M9 61M23 32.14
a"eep 53t!,4W 478.W4 57.162
The following; table shows the range ot
prices lor Iioks at the bouth Umaha live
stock market for tho last few days, with
comparisons:
STOCKKflB AND FECDCRS
TO
on
. Tl
30
40
7 00
7 M
7 2
7 t(
7 )
7 40
40
A
14 .
II..
..
I..
50..
II..
10..
Mia
341
KM
114
413
7 4H
7 4.
7 M
7 Wl
.171 7 0
. M 7 71
Ml I N
. JVU D 19 P91 B VM
HOOS Itecclpts were very liberal agsln
this inornlnjr, somethlntr like J2 cars, or
14,tXM head belnc reported In. For the
three days the run totals In the neighbor
hood of 30,066 head, being slightly larger
than last week, but almost 2,000 smaller
than for the same days last year,
considering tho fact that other markets
were reported weak, the local trado
opened In fairly satisfactory shape
Hhlppctrs and speculators bought freely
from the start, at prices that were very
nearly steady, Packers' early bids looked
to be be lower, but hardly anything was
sold on this basis, nnd prices soon
strengthened up, so that by the time the
bulk of the supply started to move prices
were no more than a shade lower. That
is, sales ranged from steady to 8o lower,
but the average looked just a shade
lower than yesterday. During the early
rounds trade was rather slow, but as
the nvernge looked Just a shade lowe
thnn yesterday. During the early rounds
trade was rather slow, but as the morn
ing advanced competition became keon
and the market closed active and strong
at the earluy prices.
uepresentatlve- sales
Date. 1914. 11913.11012. 11911. IHII0.1909.I9(I3,
Kansas City (iralu nnd PrOTlalnua,
KANSAS CITY, March 11. WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard, 87,ift90c; No. 2 red, WVi
i3Uc.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 5Hc; No. J. C4c;
No. 3 white. CSc; No. 3. 66Hc.
Closing priecH of futures:
WH RAT May, 87Hc; July. SS83Uc.
CORN May, 67Tiifi8c; July, t58UQ68?sC
OATS-No. 2 white, 41c; No. 2 mixed.
riuTTER Creamery. 29c; firsts, aci
seconds, :c; packing, 17c.
KGOS Firsts. 23e; seconds. 20c.
POUITRY-Hens, 14c; springs, 15c.
St. I.nnU fienrrnl Mnrket.
ST. I.OITIS, March 11. WHEAT No. 2
red, 9446r,Hc; No. 2 hard, 92694c;. May.
92-'rfif2Hc: July. SSUo.
CORN-No. 2. COc; No. 2 white, 68c; May,
ttHe: July. XVic.
OATS-No. 2, S9Mc; No. 2 white, 41
41Vic; May. ,39Wc; July. MKc.
Liverpool Cm In Mnrket.
MVERI'OOT.. March 11. WHEAT
Spot, qulot; No. 3 red western winter,
7s M: No, 1 Manitoba. 7s 4d: No. 2. 7a
3Hd: futures firm: March, 7 Sd; My,
7s Sttd; July. 7 2'.d.
CORN Spot, quiet American mixed,
6s lUtd, futures steady. Jul.. 4s 7d
Key to the Situation- Ree Adv-rrMsing.
7
it
t) P'J'I
144s
133
111
17U
344
mv,
49
H
s
17
ioiu
H
nm
110'.
mk
H
:i
4i
l!s
it
a
7
mi
(344
32U.
D34
25
34
UK
12.300 157 lttTs 1MT
2H
1,600 14SU 144
" im isivi i''
300 171, 17s
2, MM i4S 23t
300 USH 133
'o 'iiii 'ivi
t.300 I9H
" :oo ioia, iodi
100 77 71
2.500 lll'i IU
'"ioii iti" iioii
Two 'siii 'ii"
603 . 43 421,
ss.'fti) Hi" l'ois
1,300 2
600 8l'i l
3, 00 4; H
:.oo 7S 7U
"300 'iiti ii"
D00 33 33
3.1C0 j l'i
400 34U 'H
BOO
1,200
.100
1.200 110
z,iod im
40 31ti
s:i( (iu
(4 I4I
7.9(.0
1.S00
2ioo
10,300
14.000
4k
73'.
'ii"
70 Vi
51 s
1014.
(31
SIS
73
cu
20 ?4
1
IIT4
I4U
lW'.i
(4
31U
2
i
20
4
73Ti
4
41S
nils mitl Iloaln.
NEW YORK, .March 11. Cottonseed
oil firm: prime hummer yellow, JT.ailfT.W;
March, 7.24; May, 17-33; July. e7.62.
UOStN-Qulet.
TURl'HNTINE Steady.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. .March 11. Turpen
tine, firm, 45Ho; sales. 71; receipts, 121;
thlpmcnts, 630; stocks, 14,046.
Rosin, firm; sales, 1,101; receipts, 2,606;
shipments, l.S98j stocks. HI. 270. Quote:
A H, t3,85; C D, 23.00; E, U9: V O H 1.
400; it. $4.60; M. 11.80; N. 25.76; W O,
V3 90: W W, 16.35.
.Mliineapolla firnlu ."Misrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. March 11
WHEAT No, 1 hard, 94ic; No. 1 north
ern, 91MB93ic; No, 2 northern, 89Hihl4c;
No. 3 wheat. 874T9c; May, 91e; July, 92,3.
FIX)UH Fancy patents, I4.6S In woo1i
firsts, clears. t1.4f. Into-, aernnil rlnara
J2.G5, Jute.
."I'BTCtllc. Rye, fwirCGc llrao,
$23.60.
CORN-No. 3 yellow. f.7(ffS7Hc.
OATS No. 3 white. 363C.
FLAX-$l.KHiri.&9i,.
letnl Inrkel.
NEW YORK. March 11. METALS
Uad quiet; S3.K-.4r4.05: Indon, 20, Spel
ter. quiet; $r..265i6.30; Ixindon, X21 10s.
i-oPPer. quiet; standard, spot nnd April,
S13.3744rl4.00: electrolytic. S14.254iH4.37W
lake, nomlnnl; casting. $14.(W14.12H; Lon
don, easy; spot, 63 IDs; futures, 64 fa.
'.l2,.ilVtei; "C01" ".S5r3S.12V4: Juno. S3S.20
ff38.62H; London, easy; spot, 17G 10s: fu
tures, 175 7s Od, Iron, steady and un
changed; at London, Cleveland warrants,
COs 7Wd. Antimony, dull; Coooksons, $7.26.
(Imnliri llnr Stnrket.
OMAHA. March 9,-TIAY Prairie. No.
1 choice, upland, $10.0011.00; No. 2. $9.004
10.00; No. S. $7.009.00; No. 1 choice mid
land, $9.00$flO.GO; No. 2, JS.004ffl.oO; No. 3.
$(J.O0iJJ8.O0; No. 1 choice lowland. $7.00iy
8.00; No. 2, $6.007,00; No. 3, $4.00.tK).
Straw: Choice oats or rye, $6.00414.60:
choice wheat. $.1.00116.60. Alfalfa: Choice,
WXlt 'I 'ON !00Hf?i0!3Glt 'utain oui; 'Sjvay
4J13.00; No. 2, $!).Wyil,00; No. 3, 7.004jJ.OO.
Cotton Slarkrt.
NEW YORK, March H.-COTTON-Fu-tures
closod steady; March. 12.36c; May,
11.77c; July, 11.67c; August, 11.67c; Oc
tober, ll.aso: December. 11.42c. Spot,
quiet; middling, 13.10c; nulf, 13.35o.
Cotton closed steady net unchanged to
six points lower.
LIVERPOOL-, March 11. COTTON
Spot, steady; good middling. 7.35d; mid
dling. C.97d; low middling, C.Sid. Salea,
8,000 bales.
llrr Goods Inrkel.
NEW YORK. March ll.-Cotton goods
imirket was tiulet todav: varna stendv.
Worslod yarns wero in light demand after
recent advances. Embroideries were dull.
Light laces aro selling steadily.
HTapnrotted Applea nnu Dried Fralia
NEW YORK, March 11 EVAPORATED
APPLES Firm.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, strong; aprl-
uois, scarce ana nrnii peaches, steady;
ralalns, firm.
CHICAOO I.IVI-3 STOCK MAI11CBT
Feb. t3.
Feb, 21.
Fob.
l'eb. M.
Feb. 27.
Feb. 28.
Mar. 1.
Alar. 2.
Mar. 3..
Miir. 4..
.Mar. 6..
.Mar. 6
Mar. 7..
Mar. 8..
Mar.
Mar. 10.
Mar. it
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock yards, South Omaha.
iui intniyiour noura onaing at
3 o clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS
Outtln. ITnea RliKon.
C, M. & St. P 3
Missouri Paclflo 2 1
union Pacific 19 38
O. & N. W.. east 11
C. & N. W.. west 34 ' C9
(J., M. I'., M. & O Is , 11
C. n. A Q., east 6 1.1
C. II. Sr. O.. west 31 St
C, R. I. & P., east S 11
C R. I. & V., west 1
Illinois central 1 3
Chicago Great Western... 2 7
193
U. S. ref. t, r.
do coupon
do 3a reg
tlo 3a coupon
U. H. a res
do 4s coupon.
Total sale for the day. 271,000 sharea.
Ximt Vork Sfoner Mnrket.
tcp.w YORK. March 12. MONEY Call.
steady at l4iJ per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent: closing, 12 Pr cent. Time
loans, firm; sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety
days, 3U per cent; six months, SHOO per
cent. . ,,,,
PRIME MEKUAWTlliK fAi-Ciit iyYM
per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm:, sixty
days, $4.8375; demand, $4.86; commercial
bills. $4.83Vi.
SILVER uar. 5ic; Mexican uonars,
Uc . ... . .
BONDS uovernmeni ,casy; rauroao, ir
regular. ... . , ,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
. ss k. c- no. rer r
. WiU 8. deb. 4s. 1131. 01
.101 U & K. un. 4s tit.
,.102 M., K. & T. 1st 4s UV4
.111 do sen. 4Us 7tt
..11IU Mo. Paclllo Im .. .. (IU
Ti.r-.m. couoon.103 do conT. Cs 71V
Am. As. f 100 N. It, ot M. 4Ui. It
Am. T T. CT. 4 14 N Y. C. sen. vjs. MV,
Am. Tobacco 4...0tt "do deb. 4s so
Armour Co. 4V... IS N. Y.. N. II. I 11.
Atchison sen. 4a... SH ct. mi 71
do cv. 4s. 19M .. Mi N. t W. 1st c. 4a. I4T4
do cv. Ss 102 do cv. 4 101S4
A. C I lat 4s MV1 'No. Paclflo 4s 47.
Dsl t Qhlo 4s MT4 do Ss nn
do Zn SISOre. H. U rfdt. 4s. tlti
nrook. Tr. cv. 4s. J Tenn. cr. IHs. 1111. 91.
Cen. ot Ga. ta 104 ia con. 4s 101
Central Leather Is. Reading ran. 4s Ku
Chen. Sc Ohio 4W.. 4JlSt. U. t S. V. I. 4i 7lft
do conv. 3S do aen. (a 41
Cblraio at A. SVis. Slti Bt. L. H. W. tt. 4a 73
C. D. t Q. J. 4.. Mifl. A. I adj, 8a.... 77i.l
do ten. 4s ml So. paclflo col. is., lis,
C . M. Sl Bt. V. do ct. Ii 17
cv. 4Via 100W do n. It. 1st r. 4s iJ'i
C R 1. ai P. e. 4a40VSo. Railway I ..V&
do rf. 4s 74H do en. 4s . . 74V4
C. V 8. r. . e. 4H lli Union Pacific 4s.... 17
D. & II. cv. 4s . .. M do cv. 4s 90i
D. t It. a. ret. Is. K "do 1st r 4s.. Hi;
Distillers ( 4'iu. 8- Rubber s....i027
Erlo prior lien 4s... 14 U. S. Bteel 2d ts. .102).
do sen. 4i 74 Va..Car. Cbera. Is f
do tv. 4a. aer. II. 74;Wahaali 1st & e. 4s 6
III. Cen. 1st ref. 4s 114 Western Md. 4s.,.. 71
Inter Met. 4Ws 77HWeet. Klee, cv. Is. 4
Inter. M. M. 4Hs. l4HWIs. Central 4s 17
JsDan 4V4a II
Bid "Offered.
Tlnalnii Sllnilii; Monk.
BOSTON, March 11. -Closing quotations
on stocks wore:
Allouci .Mevaaa con
Amal. Cower 71UNlplsslns Wines..
A. Z. L t S 115 North Dutta
Arliona Com HNorlh Lake
Calumet & Arliona. MS Old Dominion
calumet tc ' X 1
centennial lH.Oulncy
Copper Hsnie I", t JIWHIisnnon
Baat Hutte C. M. . 13 Buperlor
Kranklln ly, Superior . D. M
Qranby Con ai Tamarack
rjreeoe Cananea 34 U. 8, H. It. & M
i.u Rnvala Cooper. 20U do cfd
. . .... T Ik (ll.h t. . A
n err m. - -- v,
lAke Copper I4 I'lah Copper Co.... U
I Balle Copper.... 44winoos 4i
ui.mi fAonfr 23 Wolverine 4a
itk.t 4S
111
ft
liT'
7S
m
u
v.
40
40
41
. 41
Local Seonrltlea.
Quotatlona furnished by Vurns Brlnker A. Co.,
4I Otaihk NstloasI llaak Culldfoc Omaha:
Did. Aaked.
neatrlca Creamery pfd ti ti
lleisr Uo. Tessa sa. ia
Commonwealth Life Ins. Co....
Detroit Edison is, iui
Derre Co. pfd
Iks Moines, Is. School 4',s. 1132...,
I t hmltb, U t Tr Is, 1911
.1014. lOdU
17 lit,
lilii lot
13 9IU
100a 101U
17 II
t'41Ie Slendy to. Nbadn Loner
Hons Steady to Losrer.
CHICAGO, March l.-CATTLK Re
ceipts, i4,wo: steady to a shado lower;
beeves, $7.1&l9.70; Texas steers, $7.1ftSs.l3;
western steers. I6.7EffS.0O: atockeirH n,i
feeders, $3,038.10; cows and heifers, $3.70
lUo.ou; caives, Trf.tWtflO.W.
iTnna t . . . ... -. -
uuuD-iveicipts, i-s,uw; steady to So
lower; bulk of sales, $3.ti3fl.C5; light, $8.45
j..u; mixeu. .f.4oias.75i Heavy, $S.SOjrs,76;
rough. J8.:M8.4.V. nles. t7.(aVn.K.4r..
SHEEP Receipts, 32.000; steady to JOo
lower; native, $4.8O8.30; western, $4.90Q)
.?r,ns,, larnos, nauve,
$C.S097.80; western, $.S087.K.
Kanaaa City Lle stools .Market.
KANSAS CITY, Wo.. March H.-HOOS
Z'SZ.'W' 60 10 1()c lower: bulk.
$8.30a8.M; heavy, $3.65(28.60: packers and
bthers. J8.40ffS.C0; llgivt, $8.fce8.W; pigs,
CATTLE Receipts, 4,000; steady to 100
uglier; prime red steers, K.witO.iO:
dressed beef steers. $7.t0fiA.0: wnatem
steers, $7.808.00; southern steers, tn.ant
o.. towH, t.atK,vo; neirers, $o.7ot9.0U;
stpekers and feeders, $6.6038.00; bulls, $fl.O0
SHEEP-Receipts. 0,000; steady to 10c
7.00; wethers. $0.KVg6.O0; ewes, $5.30416.76.
.Slnnx Illy Life hiceok Alarket.
SIOUX CITY. la.. March ll.-CATTLE
Receipts. 1.800; market steady; native
steers, ai.ws.ao; liutchers, $0.168.10;
cows and heifers. $5.00i5tl.GO; oanners. $4.M
SM.00; stockers and f-eiler. t&.tr.mi.w.!
calves, $7.0DtY10.00; bulls, stags, etc., $0.00
HOGS HeoelnU. E.O00:
heavy. $8.30dr8.35; mixed. $8.,svrl.30; light!
$8.2068.36; bulk of bales. $8.2008.30.
OIllSKl AND LOM Uo Receipts, 900;
mainci, nviunt, jea muttons. W.WWJ,76;
cJf,r?'w-26ei('0; cw,,,, -W6.00; lambs,
$o.ooy7.fj0.
Hi. I.nnla Live Htoclc Murker,
ST, IOUIK, March 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 19.0u0; steady; beef steers, $7.W?
v.m. raws ana neiiers, ji.zwif5.bo; stockers
f.nilfceder"' vS-7.60; southern steers.
$5.7u4J8.ai; cows and heifers, $4.0OHi.()0;
calves. $a.ooio.w. '
Il8-n'.ce,,)U' 5n: o lower: pigs
fU'8' mixta and butchers,
JS.MIS.M; good heavy. $8.76a8.W.
o.srjjw iteceipt, 4,UW); muttons. 26o
iamb';. $7.W37..y; mUll0n, ,5J5C'76
Kt. Juarpii Live Hiock Market.
ST JOSEPH. March 11. CATTLE Re-
.rijv., i.uw neau. .Market steady to
iiuiiH, ricrra, cows and helf
era 1. $4 00.t0; calvei. $J.Wl0.60.
tiuutt-ueceipts, 4.00ii head. Market
$s;30a8 60 uwt. top, .(: Bulk of sales,
iZUiY ,AD. liAMBS-Recelpts, 6.000
.....nci oirauy; lainns, $7,0O(7.7J.
Live Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock from the six
principal western mantel:
cattle. 1 loirs. Sheep.
Kansas City
St, Louis . ..
Chleugo
Sioux City ...
St. Jofceoh . .
South Omaha
Total
. 4.000
.19,0ro
.14,(0)
.. 2.400
. 1,00ft
. 2,800
8.O11O
4.900
39,0m
3.300
4,000
14,000
8.000
4.000
32.000
TOO
E.0U0
8 500
1 35
8 2U I II
8 34( 8 IV
S.40t, Jl
3 42), 8 Oil
$ 33 S 18
8 20
8 2SU
8 34(1 8 30
8 29 8 24
8 1911 8 30
8 :), 8 37
8 29 8 47
8 62
8 MH
M 331, 8 32
8 31 H 8 S3
&
6 8
S02
6 (HI
6 11
18
C 2C
6
8 Si
6 37
6 31
6 34
6 40
7 94
6 S
0 3S
I
8 82
6 86
A 92
6 93
C 78
6 8.'
6 88
6 81
9 74
6 34 6 liJI 9 9SI
G
6 80
t 201
9 19
II 231
9 26
e
9 39;
9 47
9 63
9 60
9 6S
9 68
a
9 761
9 78
10 22
04
6 11
6 24
6 13
6 14
6 0$
6 141
34
6 20
6 16
6 301
6 63!
4 03
4 11
4 11
4 tfl
4 21
a
4 2S
4 20
4 -a
4 23
4 itl
4 14
6 48
6 63 4 48
10 27 6 40
4 3.1
4 31
Total receipts .119
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morris & Co 333 1,623
Swift & Co 739 3,827
Cudahy Paeklng Co.... 67C 2339
Armour & Co 434 2,v74
Sch warts ,,j &4
J. W. Murphy 1,373
Worrell 14
Lincoln Packing Co 15
W. U, Vansant Co 7
Hill & Son 122
II. Lewis 3
Huston fc Co 110
J. It. Root fc Co 10
.1. 11. nulla 43
L. F. Iluss M
Rosenstock llros 139
MoCreary & Kellogg.. 14
Werthelmer A Degen.. 128
39
No.
U...
HI.
W..
14...
i.
71. .
7.1..
71. .
M. .
n ..
ta...
...
34. .
M. .
71.
II.
71...
II...
I...
II...
71...
71..
31.
41 ..
SI...
41. .
7...
7...
41...
34...
73
Av.
. . Mn
.ito
.. 217
. .310
...117
...HI
...110
KM
...310
...3ai
..331
..in
...3K
. .341
...Ml
...sn
...217
...301
...357
...SII
..tOI
..S3
...387
. .SIS
...sn
...137
. ..tu
...313
..306
...26S
304
8h. rr.
10 a 30
... I 20
. I 3ft
... I K
10 91
... 3A
40 8 36
... 131
10
iw
90
sto
so
io
No.
13...
21
II....
ei ..
17....
17.. .
73...
II. ..
M..
Xv
. I7
:u
.341
.731
.11
..217
.910
K0
SO
Rh. Tr,
. . s s
9 1
I Si
10 33
10 8 33
. . I .15
40 I Si
H IK
, . . Rll
ti
W
31
J.
3 .n
1 3
8 371,
I sn
37s
a so
i 40
4fl
8 41
40
I 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
40
t 40
I 40
40
I 40
3 44
.. 8 4fl
M I 4H
:: 88
.. t n
.. 41
.. 41
,.. 4S
.. I 45
10
I
831
3,300
1,609
689
Sullivan Uroi...
Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co,,.
Christie
HIsRlns
Huffman
Moyoiw
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
Carter
D. C. Francis
Other buyers
Totals
81
S3
31
40
IS
12
12
85
S9
2
4
213
..3.377 11.130
2$4
9.383
CATTLE Receluts of cattle look smnll
compared with yesterday and dny before,
only 116 cars being reported In. Still tho
total for the three days footed up 14,874
head, being a slight Rain ovor last week
nnd tho largest for any recent week with
thu single exception of three week ago.
As compared with a year ago the iccelpts
for tho thrive days aro a few hundred
head smaller.
Reef steers were in good demand this
morning and the market around 10a
higher than yesterday so far as better
grades ot cattle at least were concerned.
The trade was fairly active and tho big
bulk of all the cattle changed hands In
good season. A high as $8.85 was paid
for choice fat yearlings.
Cows and heifers also were more active
than yesterday and strong to' 10c higher.
As was tho case with beet steers the
bulk of tho offerings changed hands early
In the morning. Veal calves have been
slumping this week, being now fully 6O0
lower than last week' olose.
Stock cattle and 'feeders were In good
demand and sold at firm prices. Stockers
wero especially strong.
Tho market on beef steers closed slow
with all the advance of the morning lost.
Cow and heifer also closed alow and
easier, but practically all the early ar
rivals had been disposed of before tho
murket Drone.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to clinic
beef steers, $S.04j9.10; fair to good beef
steers, $8.0003.30; common to fair beet
steers, ,7.zuu.u; good 10 choice cornfed
heifers, $7,261(8.00; good to choice cows,
$6.6507.40: fair to rood srades. t.V7GiYil ik.
common to fair grades, $4.2SQC,7E: good to
choice stockers and feeders, 17.760j.2d:
fair to good stockers and feeders, $7.26(2
7.76; common to fair stockers and feeder.
K.umJ.76i atock cow and, half era. $5,763'
i.m; bioch. caivcsi, to.wwa.w; veal calves
$7.51x39.60; bull, stags, etc, $5.751J7.60.
Representative sales!
STEERS,
IJ,200 63,100 DO 300
No. Av. lr. No. Av, Pr,
2 11SS 7 00 II 1244 I 10
71 Ill 7 tl 6 nss a 15
33 10S 7 64 30 UK) S II
21 Wl 7 71 It Itl 8 30
147 7 71 1J00 I JO
II !S 7 10 1 1081 I JO
IS 113 7 K II 1U7 I IS
17 7 W II lilt 1 si
17 IIM 7 0 20 Kit I Id
7 1017 7 W , 4 UU I 30
17 1204 7 Vt 1 1010 I 34
27 1010 7 W 17 Itl t 3A
l 7o a oo 30 lrji 1 js
10 1 its I 00 10 Ill 1 JS
1 im a 00 it mo 1 33
IS 111! I no I 1)60 8 S
8 mi 1 00 :i us: 1 10
1 106 I 00 30 lttO I 40
30 1047 I 00 30 1311 S 40
10 10S1 I 00 3 IS04 1 10
I M I 13 1171 I 10
SO 1341 I M 1 1&0 S (0
30 mo a ti a i;m a co
1 1000 I 10 31 1:13 3 65
30 .'..117 a 10 6 M 1 70
12 loot a i it ir 1 74
STEERS AND HEIPEItS.
It 404 t (4 I l 7 71
I S7 7 tit 7 as
4 lit 7 to . 11 iti a m
4 aeo 7 M it im 1 is
II 784 1 li t M I It
37 Ill T W It 714 IX
" m 7,sco$s. 1,1
t 140 t 00 3 Ill t 78
1 1010 i tO S 1051 I 7f
2 1030 I M 3 108 7t
ItIO t a 1 1173 7t
7 117 I 75 I li 7
3 10IO I 00 II IS3 IU
1 120 I OA 7 llll t 15
1 ItO I 00 1 400 7 00
3 1103 8 24 Ill 7 On
I lilt 30 7 Itl 7 04
7 134 t to : U0 7 40
1340 C t0 I mo 7 10
3 1190 t 40
COWS AND HEIFERS.
7 tt5 I 40 1 173 lio
HEIFERS.
I t!0 13 11 ItO 7 25
1 MS IU 1 372 7 .Vl
7 645 7 00 31 I4t 7 St
2 SIO 7 00 4 133 7 60
1 740 7 10 t 731 7 60
7 lOOt 7 It 1 1S10 7 M
t 7 2 , 1M1 7 1
BUtiLS.
1 1110 I 00 1 1410 t SS
I mo c 10 1 iw t to
1 HO 10 1 1130 7 00
1 11M I 10 1 3O40 7 04
1 700 I 23 . 1 1400 7 00
1 11W I 1 1M0 7 Oo
1 itw 1 33 1 mo 7 00
1 tit t 4 1 H0 7 10
1 1110 t 7t t lilt 7 20
1 1S74 I 71 II ItO 7 28
1 4t t 74 1 ItIO 7 as
1 1IM 4 W . 1 11M 7 34
STAGS.
1 114 7 00
CALVES.
1 340 7 1 100 a to
10 441 7 1 tl 04
II 41 7 1 140 60
1 4M I 04 1 110 t ro
1 34 t 00 2 300 t la
11 .. . . m in 1 144 10
. 116 I 0
a js m :tt
a ss ts :ij
a as tr tio
a iti, it 171
a 37 u to at
a no 7 a . .
t so (..
8 30 II 373 110
30 n M7 ...
t 10 t 340
a 30 tl :m ...
3 30 tt Mt ...
a to ii 373 ...
I 30 10 271
I 30 41 20S
I 30 U !
I 30 2t 374
I 30 63 177
a so ts in
a .VI 33 MS
I 30 43 3tS
a so 7t 311
7t aso tto a so tt :m
ao 317 to a so as ts:
77 m 10 tao ts :st
ts ... ISO S0.......JS3
I sot ... a 30 14 33
3t 207 . , 3 30 40 373
71 313 10 t 31H 0... ....303
3 34 140 3 33U tl 3S0
71 341 80 8 33H 00., 371
II 4 ... I Ittt 0 03
40 243 ... 8 35 32 St
73 230 ... 8 35
pias.
lit lit ... 7JO '
sm.'FiP An nvcrace run or sneeD ana
lambs found a good uutlot at prices fully
steady on tho best grades ot iambs,
steady to easier on tho medium kinds and
sieatiy to strung on anytning in ino aine
of aged sheep. Karly mossages from
other markets Indicated slow trade, with
a weak tendency to prices. While the
oackr.rs nnuarentlv needed some gootl
killing lambs thl morning weighing, from
seventy to eighty pounds, any Iambs
over that weight were slow to move and
in somo case wore a drag on the market
The modluni grades were reported as
sluggish on most all markets. The better
reeling In aged sheep was auo mainiy to
the limited supply on hand, consequently
what ewe, wether and yearling wore
on hand wore soon disposed, ot on ine
basis as already notod. . .
Fed western lambs constituted by far
that hnllr nf thn nrelnta and sold largely
nt a range ot $7.207.76. The better kinds
... e-r .s St. nhelvMn
kinds nnywhero from $7.2007,45. Mexican
lamb fed in Nebraska sold around $7.80
C7.W, tho latter figure being top for the
day and identical with yesterday's high
Price. . , . ,M
Homo gootl Mexican ewes ui hid umi
weight reached $8.00, being not only top
for tho day, but tho highest price since
May of last year, when $6.10 wan the top
for' that month. Most of the ewes on sale
changed hands at $R.a-.5.70. A bunch of
wethers sold up to $0.16.
Trade In fading Iambs was limited, as
there were few. If any, such offerings
here A ten-car string of Montana hay fed
yearlings sold to a feeder buyer at $6.00.
The general movement being fairly active
throughout a seasonable clearance wan ef-
eQuotatlon on Sheep and Lmb-aood
to choice lambs, II.404jT.Wi JiKt?0!1
lamb. $7.0007.40; lambs, culls, $o,60iriti.60;
yearlings, light, $6.6007 .001 (yearling,
heavy, W.2tO.60; wethers, good to choice.
$5.76fG.25i winers, lair to suyu. e--vwe
6.75; ewe, good to choice. $5.COcg3.C0; ewe,
fair to good. $3.00yC50.
Representative saie:
No.
IsmDs
lambs
lambs
owes
ewes
weather...
lambs.
605 cornfed
297 cornfed
329 cornfed
218 Mexican
197 Mexican
878 cornfed
227 cornfed
251 Mexican lamb....
TT Mexican lambs
253 Mexican lambs...
40 cornfed ewes
1 cornfed ewe
43 cornfed ewes
87 cornfed lambs
213 cornfed lambs
120 cornfed lambs
61T Mexican lambs
ST fed lambs
191 fed lamb....
S3 fed lambs
169 fed lamb ,
Av.
.. 77
.. 74
.. 70
.. 80
.. 85
..126
... 72
.. 88
.. 77
.. 81
.. 85
..130
., Hi
.. 78
.. 78
.. 72
... 84
.. 75
,.. 73
,., 88
,.. 8S
Pr.
7 40
7 70
776
6 00
7 25
6 15
7 40
7 00
7 90
7 !
6 26
6 76
S 00
760
7 M
7 26
7 85
7 70
7 70
7 80
7 00
BLUFFS "Y" QUINTET TAKES
FALL OUT OF OMAHA BANKERS
The Council Bluff Young Men' Chris
tian association's representative quintet
defeated the Omaha National bank five
by the close scorn of 43 to 40 last night
at the Bluffs "Y."
Both teams put up a good exhibition of
basket ball both in passing aui basket
tossing. The Christians got a good lead
In the first half, but the banker came
near winning out In the second half, when
they got a winning streak.
The features of tho game were tho
basket tossing of Montgomery and Hoff
man and the passing of Grow and Phil
lips. Lineup:
Y. M. C. A.
Morrison It. P.
Thomas L.F.
Montgomery C,
Grow (C.) R.G.
l'hllllps L.U,
OMAHA NAT'Jj.
R.F Bussing
L.F Suchardt
C Hoffman
R.G Bender (C.)
L.O Torrey
Substitutes: Owens for Morrison. Tor-
rell for Torrey, Beck for TorrelU Field
goats, Thomas (4). Morrison (4), Mont
gomery (8), Orow (2), Phillips f2), Owens,
Bussing (2), Suchardt (Hi, Hoffman (11),
Bender (3), Free throws: Montgomery
d). Bussing (2). Score, first half: Chris
tians, 31; Omaha Nationnl, 17. Referee.
Mcintosh, Council Bluffs High school.
Umpire: Putnam. Tlmekeepe.: Jones.
Scorer: Gross. Time ot halve: 30
minutes.
The Persistent and Judicious Use ot
Newspaper Advertising is the Road tu
Business Success.
KKAL estate transfers.
Deeda filed for record Usrch It, llll:
8uslo dlbeon toK. W. A. Worth, lot 21,
block 3, Stevens' Place 't J
Marts ret I, llo.ard ct al. to William
Vtyna. e4 swH. 5-15-10 , t.OCO
A. E. Ilurka 10 K. M, Sim son. nH nsVi,
e-u-io 7,500
t- U. Gearjr to II. J. drove, lnta t and t,
block 10. Hose Hill , 1
J. C Tederaen to U O, Powell, Bit feet
lot IV Nelson's add ,,. 4,000
P. J. Lahejr et al, to Tereaa Laliey. lot II,
block 22. Walnut Hill I
Olive Miller to D. V. Miller, nil feet lota
t and 7, block 2. villas of Waterloo:
alio eV and S of nwu and lots I and
S. 11-25-40, Cherry countv.,, ,. ,,,, $.134
J. llrltton to II. Milts et al., lot 247. Ken
mood , , 300
T. W. Kuhna to CI. C. Rrdberc. lot It.
block 1. Maplewood I7S
A. C. Jeaoekr to J. W, Latka, IK lot ,
block 1, replat Durant Place 1
J. Dalai lo A. U JellsT, lot 11. block 1,
Ralph riace 1
Orchard Inveatmant Co. lo 17. Flackensteia.
lots 13. II, 16, II and 33. Orchard Place., 1.100
Shull Land Co. to II. Quads, Jr., H lot
II block t, Bhull'a 2d add (OS)
P. A. Welch to Ida Dennis, lot f. block 1,
Home Acres add TM
T. K, faantntton et al. to J. II Inirata
et at., lot II. block 1. replat Collier Plae 2.400
It. C. Van Kuran to D. C McCaiue. middle
36 feet U lot U. Hartman's add ,. 703
R, K llowte to Theresa Howes, lota I, t
and 7, block 7, McCatue'a add 1
A II. Benton to A. A. Benton, 1st 474.
Fairfax add., and lots tl and 31, Fair
mont riace , . 1