Nebraska Newspapers

    niB BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1014.
POULTRT ANU SUrPIiTES
EGGS
For Hatching
Tnm thoroughbred tl, C. Ithode Island
Iledsi vigorous, hardy stockt great lay
er; country range; 1 for IS; 3S per 100.
A, II. I1AKHR, Beniion. Neb.
R. F. D. No. :. Tel. Uenson 747-W.
Barred Rock hatchVi.g esB. Web. 37bl.
S. C XV. LeRhorns, hens, cockerels and
eggs for hatching. Phone Flor. 2.1S.
WANTED Scttlnfc hens. Address M ls4,
Bee. .
, IBAL EST AT Hi WANTED.
UST,yout houso with Osborne Realty
Co. Over 100 sales In 1913. Call D ,1474,
' QtJICIC SALE assured If you list with
,jis. We have buyers fqr 4, & and G-room
houses.
VOOKL RKALTV AQKNCT,
1015.16 W. O. W. Bldg.
ltlSAIi ESTATIS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract
office In Nebraska. IPS Brandt's Theater.
ACREAGE FOR 8AL12.
13 Acres
Bargain Bargain
Wo are offering for a quick sale 13
acres In Sarpy county, about H of a mile
fcouth of tho city limits of South Omaha.
There aro. no Improvements on this tract,
but It lays practically lovel and In a very
good neighborhood. Wo know nothing as
good In this locality that can be bought
for less" than H00 per acre, but wo can
sell you this for almost ono-halt tho
price only J225 per acre.
O'NEIL'S R.E.&INS. AGOY.
1MB Farnam !Jt. Tel. Tyler 102f.
REAL ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALti.
2300 CASH.
1 ronmn now. mnrlarn buncalow. 1714 N.
Jsth St., balance monthly. t Karbach
Block. D. JV7.
Two new modern bungalows at 1714-16
N. th St., must be sold. See them Sun
day, open tor Inspection. Small cash
payment. Tor terms phone D. 3607.
FOR SALE Two modern b-r. houses:
flno Interior; fine oak finish. 2Jd ami
Bancroft Sts. Douglas 43J7-
TO BUY, SKL.UOU HKNT. KIHST SHH
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1S82 FARNAM ST.
2400 riANO as first payment on. house.
Roborts. D. Sin.
5-ltOOM MODERN cottage. Doug. 631S.
HEAL, ESTATE.
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SAtiB
Minnesota.
2S0-ACRE farm, 35 miles from Mlnne
paolls, 14 miles from a good railroad
town; part under cultivation, balanra
meadow and pasture land; good soil,
good eight-room house, worth Si.000; barn,
granary, corncrlbs, cattle sheds, machine
sheds, eta; 14 cows, 20 head of steers and
heifers, three horses, hogs, chickens,
complete set farm machinery, bugglei,
wagons, sleds, 10 tons of hay, 1,200 bas
kets corn, 150 bushels mixed grain, lli
bushelt, potatoes; In fact, everything on
tho farm goes except the furniture. 1'rlco,
112.000, one-rtalf cash. Schwab Bros., Mil
Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Shorts May Have to Bid in Fit to
Cover Trades.
MAY WHEAT APPEARS BULLISH
Corn Close RaKKCd, with but Fevr
Chnnjrea In Price, Though Sale
tn Omnhn Were Only 00,000
no. and Good Cnh Demand.
OMAHA, March 17, 1914.
Holders of thei May wheat future In
tho Chicago market, while keeping a
closo watch on conditions surrounding
inai monm, are mnaing no uemonairaiiuu .v
that Is likely to attract attention. There l7'
i?.rS'dnf. 2ion of hold I UOPS-Qulet: state, common to choice.
J? ih.r? rn.SrVn?? iVn i? wh , ' "Ol'S-Suady; state, common to choice.
0 ""ft WIS U"f.e"T,Lt.J .??!?. c. 1912. 1731e; Pacific coast.
of cash wheat. Thoso who aro short will J ,,,ici. J: f:..16J,.;
Men's wear tinea ranging In price between
21.7J and i00 a. yard sold well. Hllk
inolre sold well for fall, and satin-faced
goods were well ordered. Yarns wero
tjulet.
NEW YORK tlKMSnAIi MARKET
Qnotntlons of the liny on Vnrlons
Cnmmodltlrs.
NEW YORK. March 17.-KLOUR-Qulct;
spring patents, $4."Oi(.N.90: winter
straights, 94.36fI4.eO; winter patents. 14.501
4.W; sprint; clears, H.20O4.35; extra. No.
1 winter, 13.654J3.S5; extra. No. 3 winter,
HVStt60,
WHEAT-Spot, Irrrgulnr; No. 2 red.
(1.04H, elevator, domestic; No. S hard,
winter, 11.00H. c. t. to arrive; No. 1
northern, Duluth, 11.02'i, f. o. t. afloat,
openlnp navigation; No. 1 northern. Mani
toba, Jl.OlMr. f. o. b. afloat. Futures,
barely steady, closing net unchanged-.
11.01 7-16: July. 07 Vic : September.
MIlO.
WE ARK otrerlng thousands of acres
of cholc and well Improved lands in the
Red River valley, northeastern and south
eastern Minnesota; also cut over lands, at
retail und wholesale prices. Prices and
terms reasonable. Write us for lists.
Active agents wanted tn Iowa. Illlnot
and Nebraska. Stewn.it Land Co., 405
New York Life Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
FOR (3At.tr A nunrocr of unproved
and unimproved farms In the famous
Red Itivor valley. Fur furtlicr informa
tion write today to Baker-Lamb Land
o., Uarncsvllle, Minn.
UUARTEH-secilon excellent prairie
land, partly Improved; well located, 100
miles west of Minneapolis; 130 per acre;
easy terms. Deaver, Plymouth Building,
.Minneapolis.
Missouri.
FARMS, for sale. 15 down. 15 monthly.
buys 40 acres good timber land, near town.
bnannon county, no.; price saw: periect
tmc. J. u. jarreu, .mount vernon, m.
'4
FOR SALE 1.2S0-acre ranch within five
miles of a good town. A few 320-acro
farms for sale also. Write J. O. Uerglln,
Chester, Mont.
CITY. PROPERTY FOR SALE.
thisTfine
7-ROOM
' HOME
Nebraska.
FOUND 320-acro homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not. sand
hills; cost you 1200 filing fees and all. J.
A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
Iffl.ArnR f,U tnllPH rant of Rosalie. Neb..
improved; an fenced; w acres nog tignt:
price 1125 an acre; terms; possession this
spring. Ed Thompson, Lyons. Neb.
1,600 ACRES SMOOTH, RICH VALLEY
LAND
In Morrill county, Nebraska; a big bar
gain if sold uutck: writo for price.
HICKS LAND AGENCY. Omaha, Neb.
4BBBBsW 1t' eSS
4114 Cumins Street
Owner lias instructed ns to sell this flno
home, situated on a .60-foot south front
.lot, on Farnam Street car line, 1U block
.west of 40th St., on Cuming. This was
build for a-home of the very best work
manship and material throughout; has
oak and fir finish. Has a largo living
room, dining room and kitchen pn first
noor; sleeping rooms ana Dam on sec
ond 'floor, AH rooms are nicely deco.
iatod:'has first-class blumbinc and heat
ing throughout. If you want a desirable
home in a good location, close to car and
stores. .This one is hard to beat. The
price, is reasonable.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
WANT A HOME
OR CHOICE INVESTMENT. AT RIGHT
Call or phone us today for full descrip
tion and see photos.
9-r.. all mod., 4Iat and Uard, 11,100. ,
7-r all mod., 18th and Maple, 12.WW.
fi-r., hew. mod. bngld.. 2th and Nicho
las. 13.W0.
7- r all mod.. 16th and Maple, 12,600.
6-r hew, mod., Blvd. and Grace, 13,6.').
8- r., JTOW, mod., 26th and Meredith, 11,600.
Air., mw. full lot. 37tlv and Ohio. 11,150.
E-r.- and 7-r cor. lot, 2Sth and Sprague,
12,700. . .
9-r., all -mod., large Darn, :nn ana rop
pleton, 53,700.
Store and 3-r., 24th and Seward. 11,650.
B-r. and 6-r., part mod., Seward, 13,500.
Phnlrn res. lot. 27th and Fort. 1550.
S-r., riew, mod.; Blvd. and Calif.. 15,500.
3 9-r. mod. flats, ntn ana unas., u,wj.
4-r., cor. lot. 45th and Burdette, 11.650.
fi-V.. mod.. 27th and Burdette. 11.850.
5-r mdd., closo In, 34th and Seward.
js ooo. .
' 6-r., mod., choice, 33d and Hamilton,
12.500.
On several of above can secure very
:favorabld terms $23, 150, 1100 to 1500 cash
and 410 to 150' per mo per cenr interest,
M'KITRICK "REAL. ESTATE CO..
3IS Ramge Bldg.. 16th and Harney. D. HS2,
Choice Bungalow
Dundee
6 rooms, beautifully, decorated, shades
nd, curtain rods In. largo lot. 50x135.
choice district; reduced from 11,500 to only
14.1W.
Payne & Slater Go
61C Omaha Nat Bunk Bldg.
.. GLOSE-IN COTTAGE
Dandy; -well arranged, 5-room home,
with large floored attlr, cemented base
mcnt. strictly all modern, paved street
walking distance.; well located. Price,
13,000; .terms.
BEIMS-CARLBERG CO.
31-13 Brandcls Theater.
NIFTY WELL BUILT HOME
7-room, brick veneer, brand new, newly
decorated, built by day labor; first floor
finished in oaK wun exception or xiicuen,
which 1 tlnlslied in maple; strictly ihou
tern fruaranteed furnace: second floor :
. bedrooms and aunrooni, elegant bath wltti
"shower: basement full bricked and '.'On.
creted, hot and cold water, stationary
washttibs. cood cistern, fine lot. In beau
tiful Bemla park; block and half from
. Harney car. Price 15.800. A well built
home.. Ask to see this. Terms to right
ParGRAHAM-PETBRS REALTY CO, '
TelH. Red 553. Evenings Web. 5S2L
Montana.
O retro n.
COME west: Oregon is the land of on
portnnlty for you; congenial climate, ,io
extremes; soil Is fertile and productive;
adaDted to diversified farming, ralscri
splendid grain and fruit of all kinds. Land
is encap, we nave improvcu ana unim
proved land from 118 to 145 per acre. Tell
us what you want and amount you desire
to invest, uuyer Bros., uuiur, ure.
Oklahonm.
WELL improved SO-acre farm, one mile
from good railroad town. 50 acres In
cultivation, good new building, young or-
cnara, city ecnool, s wells; old age and
alone mo reason lor selling. Address r
J. Davis, Grove, Okl.
Ttjtns.
State Lands. $2 Per Acre
Over 1,000.000 acres for sale bv the ststo
of Texa: you can buv 640 nrrpa nt
an acre; pay casn and balance aftar
w years; nne tarmlnc and fruit lanl,
ana neauny cnmaie. J' or lurmer la
formation send 6 cents postage.
INVESTOR PUBLISHING CO.,
Dept. 74, San Antonio. 'Tax.
trfit.o it........
e.ther bo obliged to brlnb- the grain In c" "'f Tcl' xuZT'
here for delivery during aiay or tney wooi Steady domestlo
will bo forced to go into the pit and bid rM lC"alcau uomejiio
against each other. , cORN-Spot tealy; No,
Conditions surroundlne May wheat aro n i T?'.,., . ' ' a
mo uriiiLiuat uuiiivii inuiurn ill una iiini-
ket at present. With tho May wiped off
tho map. the Dears would doubtless nave
smooth sailing. The May Is an old crop
option and there Is little to encourage the
shorts in tho way of favorable crop prospects.
There was some undoing of spreads yes
terday by big professional speculator.
no soia .May ana uougnt uuiy. Tnese
men wero anxious to even up tlielr
position In order to take tho May off
their books, as there are some who be
lieve the May future will not glvo ns good
nn account or ttseir as generally ex
pected. They consider tho month n
dangerous one and Borne or the larger
commission houses aro advising their
customers to speculate In the more de
ferred futures.
The corn market closed ragged, yet the
prices change were small. The nearby
future were lower, while mo uererrea
were higher. The cash demand here was
dun, sales being only 3G,ow ousneis.
Omaha reported n big cash demand.
uais wero adoui a stanasiiu, wun no
outside trade.
Provisions closed higher for porK. lower
for lard and unchanged for ribs. The
volume of business was good, but woe
mostly between professionals.
laRn wneat was uncnangea.
Cash "corn was unchanged to lo higher.
Cash oats were unchanged to Mc higher.
Theso sales were reported: Wheat No.
hard winter: 1 car. 85V4c No. 3 hard
winter. 1 car. 85 Vic. Rye No. 1: 1 cur,
67Ho. Oats Standard: 1 car, 3S?c; 2 cars,
;ic. no. 3 wnite: n cars, ssc; n cars.
380. No. 4 white: 7 cars, 37Vic No grado:
car. 37c. Rejected: 1 car, J7c. t;orn
No. 2 white: 1 car, 65c; 1 car, 64Hc. No.
white: I car. 64ic: 3 cars. Mttc; I car,
63Hc No. 2 yellow: 14 cars, 64Ho; 1 car,
64c. No. 3 yellow: 2 cars, 64V4c; D cars,
64c; 21 cars, 63Hc; 1 car, 63Uc; 1 car. 63c.
No 4 yellow: 1 car, wc. no. s nuxca:
cars. 64c. No. 3 mixed; 1 car. 63c: o
cars. 63c;5 cars, 62Hc: l car, KC. no.
mixed: l car. wheat mixea. wc; x cars.
62c; 2 cars, 61v4c; 1 car, 6lUc! 1 car. 60c;
car, 69c No grade: 1 car, 57c,
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2
hard, S5i387V4e; No. 3 hard, S4S6Hc; No,
hard. mtMc; No. 3 spring, S53S6Hic; no.
spring. S2HS5c; No. 2 durum, 8686tic;
No. 3 durum. Su4?S5'.4c. Corn: No. 2
white, 64V4Q65c: No. S while, 63,4G4?ici
No. 4 white. 60W?t3ic: No. 2 yellow, 648
6iie: No. 3 yellow, S3S4V4c; No. 4 yellow,
61&62C; No. 2, 636lc; No. 3, 62863He;
NO. eatftcc; no graae, awjreuc. uais;
No. 2 white. 39S39Wc: standard. SSViffSMic:
No. 3 white. SWISUc: No. 4 white, 37U
37WC Barley: Malting, 614J68e: No. 1
reed, 4oa9c. uye: no. z, hc; no.
3, 67&57HC
Clearances oc wneai ana nour were
552.000 bu.; corn, nono; oats, 20,000 bu.
At Liverpool wheat closed ttsitto higher:
corn unchanged to d higher.
Primary wheat recelcts were bis.ooo bu.
and shipments 365,000 bu., against receipts
of 567,000 bu. and shlpmonts of 391,000 bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts wero 4n,ouo du.
and shipments 623,000 bu., against receipts
of 764.000 bu. and shipments ot ira.wo du
Inst venr.
Primary oats receipts were 833,000 bu.
and shipments '876.000 bu.. against i re
ceipts of w.im) du. ana snipmenis wkj.wu
ou, issi year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.,
AVheat.Corn.Oats.
Wlsconsisu '
Upper Wisconsin
Rem 4uiry and general crop stale la
the union. Settlors wanted. Lands fat
sale at- low Dricts. on easy terms. Ask
for booklet, 14 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant Statu acres wanted. Wriw cbout
our grazing landu If interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchard
In Wisconsin. Address' Land Dept., boo
Line Ky.. .Minneapolis. Minn.
OFFICIAL Duplications conveiiuruc soli.
climate and crops of Wisconsin mailed
free tc those aaaressing tsconsin uu.t
Board of lmmicration. cacltol ijw. uaui
sou. Wis.
FARMS WANTED.
WANT to Bell your farm or ranch?
Writo Benson-Olmsted Co., York, Neb
VOli SALI5 OK EXCHANGE It. E.
TWO good business lots on 24th St
near Lake at a bargain: 122 feet on 24th
St. Big 11-room house and automobile,
repair thop. Tel, Web. 7S02.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'ICEEFE REAL EbTATE CO..
101G OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
lloo lo uv.imj aiuutj urumutiy. t: l.
Wead. Weid Bldg.. Ibth and Farnam.
:ct CITY LOAN a. bitlls-l.uriDelK co.
" 1 S10-312 Brandels Theater Bunding
WANTED City louils. I'eiora Trust Co.
GA11V1N BKOS Loans, tjw auu uy.
CITY pruporty. iurbu luaiia a specialty,
w. ii. inuma. s ataie tiann uiag.
WANTKD City jouus
W. Farnam Smith At Co..
una warrants.
1320'Farnam bu
C1TV una lane iluiu, ays, o-o. j, a.
uumont At Co., )Ujj Kurnain. Uniulia.
HARItiSU.N !.' .tiuiwi . ;! l. uin. Sa
MOM'A on hand tor city and larm
loans. II. w. Binder, city Nat Bk. Bldg,
WANTED TO BORROW.
WAfNT to borrow S2.UX) for two Years at
8 per cent on 320 acres good 'land west of
uaiton, Uheyenna county, Nebraska
wortn iw an acre. k. W. Omahal Bee.
WANTED TO 11UY.
WAie,L-4KM CAMS SCttAP iHU.
AND BONKb.
HIGHEST PRICKS PAID FOR RUBBKll
AND METAL.
CAHH paid promuuy uuon receipt.
WidTiJ lor prKcs and shipping tags
KJNJvLN UALAMB.t IRON Ac illi'l'AL
COilPANY.
(i-areest acaicrs west of the Mississippi.)
iuntuu v.iiy, ivan.
Hisnest prices paid fpr furniture. D3S7L
fletco XX
yellow 2c
OATS-Snot. dull: standard. 45U4c:
No. 3, 45(T45Hc: fancy clipped white, 45H
48c.
HAY Steady; standard. ILOOiSLOIUl No,
1. H.OSlfl.OTH: No. 2. 97!ic; No. 3, 85
tiSOo.
LKATHKR Firm; hemlock firsts, SOci
ceconus, ZMfc.
provisions rorK. steauy: mtw,
123.004123.50: family. 12t.001tsa.0v; short
clours, 120.25tr22.60. Beef, quiet; mass,
lis.oovis.bo; family, iw.wxirsi.w. t'ut meats,
steailv: nlcklrd hMtleii. 10 to 14 pounds.
US.25yii4.50: pickled hnnm, 114.0W14.60. l-anl,
rmv: mlddln wrm. J10.00(fri0.70: . South
America, lll.&S; compound, steady, 1S.1SHW
.S7.
TALLOW Barely steady city, biic
country, 6R!lio; special, 7c.
BUTTER Unsettled: receipts 14,500
tubs; creamery, extras, uyvffStic; held, ex
tras, 25c: process, extras, sovttiziftc.
CHEKSE Firm: receipts. 2.500 boxes
state, whole milk, fall and summer col
ored specials. IDOlSUc; white, average
fancy. I8I1I8H0.
EOGS-Hteadyt receipts, n.tw cases;
fresh Bothered, extras. 22c: extra firsts.
21Ho; nearby hennery, whites, 23c
l"UUlrtii urcssea weax; rresn Kiuea
western chickens, HS2Ic; fowls, 1413 V6c;
turkeys, 1825c.
Minneapolis Grain Market,
MINNRAPOL1S. March 17. WHKAT
No. 1 hard, 94HW4Ho; No. 1 horthem. 917i
S193HC-. No. 2 northern. 197WlHc; No. 3,
S6T4fS9Wc; May, IHHiJIOOTic; July, 92!ic.
FLOiTRuncnangea.
BARLl'Ti' 13059c.
RYE-t6e66e.
BRAN-124.00.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 67W(S0c.
OATS No. 3 white, 36to8364c.
FLAX-11.57WLlWi.
Ksnuia City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 17. WHKAT
Cosh: No. 2 hard, $6490c; No. 2 red, 00
91c . ,
CORN NO. 2 mixed. 66V.O NO. 3. 6414
C5Hc; No. 2 white, C970e No. 3, 69c.
(.losing prices or 1 inures:
WHEAT May. 8SVtfi6ic: July, 83Vic
CORN May, 68H(8Slto: July, 69c.
OATS No. 2 white, 4lc; No. 2 mixed.
40c
Omaha ......
St. Louis i...
Chicago ....
Kansas City
Winnipeg ....
Minneapolis .
Duluth
13
48
.... 65
.... 40
....375
....229
87
64
.13
206
94
20
76
185
20
OMAHA L1YEJT0GK MARKET
Killing Cattle Slow to Lower and
Feeders Fully Steady.
HOGS SLOW AND SOME LOWER
Harare Receipt of Sheep and I.nmbs
and Price Lower -Lamb Aro
Twenty to Thirty Lower
Than Last Frldar.
SOUTH OMAHA March 17. 19H.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hubs. Sheen.
Official Monday 4.111 7.R23 17.374
Pstintnl. Tt,(A.1... J list tfl A A Ct
Twodays this week.."MU 27.333 27,174
Samo days last week. .13.074 16.564 24.879
8amo days 1 wkj ago.l0.73il 17,012 33.475
Same days 3 wks. ago. 6,925 laS-M 29.123
.Satne days 4 wks ago. 13.727 19.05S 25.824
Same days laRt year.. C.CSl 11,707 6,503
The following tablo ahowa the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for tho year to
date as compared with last yeart
. 1914. JV13. nc Dec
Cattle 196,348 202,762 6,414
Hogs 637,823 tr.l,19 14.197
Sheep 583,414 608.6S5 74,729
The following table snows the range ot
prices for hogs al the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last few day, with
comparisons:
Date I 1914. 113,
CHICAGO- GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradlnir and Closing;
' Prlcen on Donrd of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 37. Sprinkles-of rain
over northern and eastern Kansas failed
today to relieve, except In a transclent
manner, tho fear of a dry weather scare
regarding wheat. The market closed firm
at a range varying from off to &
shade' advance Corn finished with a gain
of U5?Hc to ic; oats, the samo ns last
night, and provisions, unchanged to Wa
50 UD.
Reports or continued heavy winds and
dusttorms tn southern Kansas were what
renewed apprehension on the part of the,
wheat trade, s tho official fa recast gave
no promise of any additional moisture,
speculators who had early In the day
taken to the bear side, were more and
more Inclined to a reversal of Judgment
later In the session.
New crop features developed a notice-
ablo tendency to bo Independent of the
May delivery of wheat. Tho nearby month
was under mucn greater selling pressure.
Undoing ot a blc spread between the two
options was going on, and was said to ac
count largely for tho narrowing ot the
discount of lVSc In tho last few days. One
Pit leaner cnangeu z.uiu.wo. bushels of
wheat from May to July,
. in corn, mo rapid depletion of western
stocks led to a rally. Tho market at first
liau been easy, as a result of .favorabln
crop reports from rgentlna, Oats wero
held down because or large primary re
ceipts and owing to a heavy movement
from Wlnnepeg to the east
improved export from eomm nxlnn
houses put a little backbone Into pro
visions. Trado as a whole, howevor, was
light
Futures closed as follows:
St, Lonla ' General Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 17. WHEAT No. 2
red. &50!6Ue: No. 2 hard. 914ff04c: May,
92c: July, 86c.
CORN No. z, uoc: no. 1 wnue,
69(c; May. 65H08c,; July, H,c.
OATS no. z, sw3c; no. 3 wnue, wyt
ClHc; May, 394c; July, 30c.
RYE-64C
New Yorlc Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 17. MONEY-Call,
steady: 1T4! per cent ruling rate. 2 per
cent; closing, lH2 per cent Time loans,
softer; sixty days, 2i313 per cent; ninety
days, 33Vi per cent; six months, 3 per
cent
MERCANTILE PAPER-4Q4H per cent
STERLING EXCH A NO E Finn ; sixty
days, 14.8450; demand, 14.8635; commercial
bills, $4.8375. ' ,
SILVER Bar, 58Hc; Mexican dollars,
43V4C.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular. , , . ,
Closing quotations on bonds today wero
aa follows:
U. S. ret. U. rt... SH4 K. C So. nt. (.... 7H
40 coupon ! B. deb. tt. 1531. 1H
V. H. . ttf 1M L- N.'uM. 4i..., U
do eoution t 1V1 It A T. tut 4i. Nli
V. 8. 4a. rtt... 11' "do sen. 4H..... SIS
Ho coupon 1"U Mo. Paclflo 4t it
Ptnima 1 coupon, .101 do conv, (..,1.... OVi
Amcr. At. & N. R.R. of M. 4 62
A, T. fe T. cr. 4. 95 N, Y, C. R. SV4.... IH
Am. Tobacco fe... .12014 do. dtb. 4 KK
rn,,r & Co. tV... I3U N. V. N. II. A II.
VTt CT.
till N. & W. lrt c. it. 84
101 , do cv. ,,...104
93 No. Paclrio 4 Si
02 do 3a TU
I O. 8. L. r(dr. MVi
lTi l'nn. rr. JWi. 115.
DIM
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 7..
Mar. JL.
Mar. &..
Mar. 10.
Mar. 11
Mar. 12.
Mar. 13.
Mar. 14.
Mar. 16.
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
8 W 6 15
8 23U S 25
8 345 130
23 8 24 0 K
B 19U 8 90 6 S3
8 2-iH 8 37 6 37
8 23 8 47 6 31
8 52 6 34
8 SSTi 6 34
8 33V, 8 12
8 3 H 8 SO 0 40
H 404 8 45 6 48
8 50H 8 CD 0 56
8 57 6 45
: 8 67 6 59
8 44U 6 13
8 SSI 8 70
lBU.IHIll.l WO. 1909.HK,
8 U
e 93
78
t 11
5 88
6 83
6 74
47
9 51
9 DO
9 55
63
9 76
9 7S
U 7510 221
6 80110 27
110 87
0 631
A M 10 34
U Ul 10 42 6 40
6 73(10 331 6 611
6 67110 35 551
ti UN
C 14
6 38
6 30
i l
6 30
6 48
6 691 0 W 6 58 4 4
6 53
6 40
0 48
6 47
i 18
4 20
4 23
4 23
4 33
4 44
4 38
4 81
4 K
4 37
4 41
4 45
4 61
'Sunday.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock
at tho Union stock vards. South Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at
a ociock yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS
Cattle.Hogs.Bhcep.H'scu,
v-'.i M. oc ot. P 6
Wabash , 3
Missouri Pacific 7
Union Pacific. 35
C. & N. W east..,. 15
C. & N. W.. west.... 49
C, St P., M. & O.. 18
-'., li. fis (j cast.... 8
C, U. & Q west.... 34
C., R. 1. &. P., east,. 3
C. R. I. & P west. ..
Illinois Contra! 6
Chicago Gt West... 2
Total receipts 1S3
DI8POSITION-
Cattlc Hogs. Sheep.
11 2
10
3
W 33 1,
4
7 7.,
25 1 1
4
64 8 1
1 2
1
l
4
m 3 "
HEAD.
2.015
6,521
6.24!)
two
223
I.OW
2,112
2,320
2,516
...104
an con. 4b,,
Atrblion 4s..
do ov. 4i, 1SS0..
do cr. It
A, C. U Ut U...
Dal. Ohio 4s....
do 34
Brook. Tr. cv. 4
Cn. ol 0. (s...
rvn Tiathffr Is.
Chcs. ft Ohio iH., S. U ri. P. fc 4. 7S',4
do Wit 3V io ten. its s
.(hlforn Si A. 3U. (7 Rt L. 8. W, e, it Tt
C. B. & . 1. 4s.... 6614 R. A. L. sdj. 5s.... 77t4
do Rtn. it 9J4 So. rc. col. 4s..
C M t 8 P O-4HS..100H do cr. 4s
C. R. I. ! c, 4s 3S do 1st rcf. 4s...
to rfit. 4 74 Bo. nsllwsy Ks...
n m. u w a m ilia. Sis- do tin. 4s......
is union i'sxiiio 41,
G3& do cr. 4
S do 1st A r. 4s.
KiV. H. Itubbsr Cs....iai
744i U. B. Stfl Jd t.,.10Mi
T4HV.-K. Chem. Ss.... 4
M!t Wsltssh 1st & r. 4s. U
77'i'We.ttrn Md. 4s.,,. "J
wtn. Kirn. cr. 61.. sin
Wis. OcotrsI 4 H
I). A II. cr. 4s.
n. t n. a. ret. in.
nlsllllcr" Rs
Kris p. 1. 4s
do icni 4s. 1
do cv, 4s. scr. B.
Ill, Cn. 1st r. 4s..
Inlir.1Il. 4Us....
Inter. M. M. 4is. hi
Jspsn 4Hs ....i.... II
Mti'Ttendlns en. 4s...,
... l4
... !
... ni
...10SU
... 74H
7W
, SOTt
931s
Local Scenrltles.
Quotstlons furnished br Burns. Brlakcr & Co.,
Artlclel Open. I High-
I
I
Wheatl
May.
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Tork.
May.
July.
Lard.
May.l 10 77 10 80
juiy.i 10 85
May, 11 50
IIIOH. I
July. I 11 62W 11 63 1 1160
93
7M
67V4!
39V
21 55
?! 62Vi
93V4I
SSTi1
6S j
C7V4
S9V4
21 V
21 67K
11 00
11 tfitt
Iw. I Close.l Yes'y
92 93
S8, 88?i
67'.4 68
67U 67J4
29H 39U
39 t9M
21 62U
21 67HI
I 10 SO I
11 00 I
u ml
11 65
21 55
21 62''
10 75
10 05
U 47HI
93Vi
88i
67H
67U
39
39Vi
2 162V4
21 or.
10 77,4
10 97Vs
U 5
H 62V,
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Seven roorrts. strictly all modern, flno
lot, south front, splendid nelghborhod, i
blocks to school and near car line, excel
lent buy. 13,600.
BEHIS-CA11LBERG CO.
31-312 Brandels Theatur Bldg.
' FOR SALE TWO modern, 6-r houses,
fine interior; fine oiik finish. 23d and
"Bancroft Hts. Douglas 4137.
"MERCHANDI8B stocks wanted. Frltd
man. 350 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg., Omaha.
WANTED TO ItK.VT.
YOUNG married "couple." duiirublo tun-
uiiiu, win rem sirutiy aiouern
room detached house, prri.ji.iLy
com Park district Telephone Harney
LIVE STOCK MAUKUT OL WEST
bUlf lle tiavf, w -louiti -Jiliulia. aitVs
mileage ana vnrn.aiiB. Your coimun
menu recuvo .uorilH kiiJ vui.-fj, attention.
Live kluuU CuuitulKKtuii Jlrrc-uuut.
MARTIN BROS u. CO.. Kxchanse Bldg
t'HBJFn-Kteady; daisies, l8!Ti8ic;
tw.ns. Kiilc; Americas, 18ViiSl8ViC; long
horno. 1714 18c.
POTATOKrf Lower; receipts, CO cars;
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, red,
605c; Mlchignn. Minnesota and Wlscon
son, white, 62667c
POULTRY Alive, lower; springs, lV4c;
fowls. 15c.
Bl'TTISR-Lower; creameries, 2226c.
1X1G8 JjsKtr; receipts. 14.22 cases; at
mark, csres included, 177V18V4c; ordinary
firsts. IV 'Vfc; f'rsts. 184c.
Cash prices:
WHKAT- No. 2 red, Dl'iic; No. 3 red,
M4i3V4e: No. 2 hard. 92V4fi92in: No. 3
tr U I hard. Wc: No. 2 northern, fee; No. 3
Hans- northern, 9804o: No. z spring,1 BtOOJfl:
No. 3 spring, WMv.
CORN-Np. 2. 6'40tSr; No. 2 yellow,
C6ic; Ko. 3. 6li4g; No. 3 white. CSVfcewc;
No. 3 yellow, 63sS65c.
OATrt No. 3 white. 38V6l83S?c; standard.
39V40694c.
RYB-No. 3. 9c.
BARLKY-60fi05c-
BEiSDS-Tlmothy, 11.24.76. Clover,
t1A KVilS Ml
PROViSIONS-Pork, 121.62V4. Iird.
UO.02',4. Ribs. llO.2V4U.v7H.
ill rimihi Nstlonsl bsnk bulldlnsi
Bid
Aurells, Is., Cs, 1933 101
(nss Threihlnt Mschlns Co W
Commonwealth Uts Ins., Omshs.... 17
Deere Co. pfd 91
Pet Moines, Is., ttchool 4Hs. 132.... 1MH
Fairmont Creuntr 7 per cent ptd..,, 100I4
Houston, Tes.. 4s. 1933.,.. 103
Kins O. & K. 7 per cent pM 9(4
Idcleds O. U 5s, 1919
Mount Ayr. Is., Mis, 124 0S
Mseon Co.. Mo.. Itet. 5s. 1934 Wi
MontresI T. ft P. tX 1S1I MH
Onuha E. L P. pfd., .....
Omshs (Ms 6s, 1917 9
ritr of Omaha 4Vis. 1914....... Wti
Omahs A O. B. gt. Rr. (a. la.,.,. t
Omaha, fk. C. B. M. Rr. Pfd.....,,... It
Omahs A C. D. K. t B. p(d
port sod. Or.. 4 Vis. 193:
Hoekr Mt. Fuel bonus.,..
Swift & Co, stock I05U
filoux Cltr Block Yards I: 11 tlA
flloui City Htock Yards pld S?
Seattle richool u, isn m
Fouth Ora.ha CUr W,t. 1(31 IM'.t
Ban Dleso, fl S- D. . 1130 103T4
Salt Lake CUr rlchool 4a. 130 55
Union Stock Yards. Omaha...
Utah P. A L. Co. (s, 1M 91
noston Mlntni; !tocVc.
BOSTON. March 17. Closing quotations
on stocks were:
AAlloues 40 Mpirsinf Mines
Amsl. Copper 74, North Butte ....
A. Z. L. A B 1 North Lske ....
Cel. & Arttons 6V4 Old Dominion .,
Cel. Heels 4H Oweola
centennial MS Qutncy
Conner ltanie C. C. 2'4 Slwnnon ,
11 puperior .,
'i Superior k B. M... 2U
IVtTsms.rack 3V
3(S 11. 8. H. II. ft M... 40U
21 do old iV.m
4 9-lt Utah Con 10H
, ti Utah Copper Co
. 4 Winona 4)
. fi Wolrerlne 47
. 4 Hi But te ft Superior... 4Vi
Look about your house or office and you
will probably be surprised to flxiU how
many articles of practically no value to
yon wlilch someone else would be glad to
have and who would swap with you for
them. Watch the columns of The Boo for
announcement of swappers' meeting
place.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVICRPQOL, March 17. WHKAT
Spot dull; No. 5 red western winter, 7s
4Ud; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 3d; No. 2. 7s 3d;
No. 2. "s Sd: futurns, itwdy: March, 7s
2td; May, 7s 2d; July, 7 Mid.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. March 17. DRY OOODS-
Cotton goods were quiet and steady today,
Asked.
101. tt
101
1IH
lot i;
10U4
102.es
101
M
104
lout
inOii
u
10U4
TVs
IS
61
10J.07
mi
9314
I
101
10314
101.35
9
100
95
U,.
ii?
, 49V,
, 6
Eaat Butte C.
Frsnklln
Orenbjr Con
Oreene Cananes
Isle Iloile Copper.
Kerr lse
Like I Topper . .
La Kail Copper.
Miami Copper
Mohawk ... ... ,
Nerada Con.
Coffre Market.
SEW YORK. March 17. COPKHK The
coffee market opened steady, 7 to 8
r-olnts higher In response to firm Liver.
pcol cables and scattered covering. Prices
leaded slightly on reports that cost and
freight offers were) lower, hut soon firmed
p on nlgner closing rrencn caoies. r'
r.wfi rnverinir. ana nun suuoori. uuii
ness was active later nd the close was
firm i to Z3 noinis nei niinrr naies.
71.000 bags; March, 8.54c; May, 8.63c; Julv,
8.80c; Beptemoer, s.sic; iiciooer, o.iwc
Dxprmher. 9.fAc: January. 0.13c. -
Spot, steady; Rio No. 7, 8?c; Rantos No,
4, 11HC iUld. dull; Cordova, 12V,S16',c,
nominal.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, March 17-KVaporated
APPLKS-Oulft.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes and apricots,
firm. Peacnea, steauy, uaisins, urin
. 1 "
Wool Salesi In London,
IXJNDON, March 17. The wool sales
closed today with offerings of 5.53 bales,
Bidding was onsK at current rates.
LOlt
Morris & Co i...... 38Q
Swift & Co 530
Cudahy Packing Ob 722
Armour & Co 6)
Schwartz & Co ,..
Morrcll CS
Lincoln Packing Co 6
Bo. Omaha Packing Co, 10
St. Clair Packing Co
W. B. Vansant Co...... 35
iBenton, Vansant & Lush CI
iilll & son 172
F. B. Lewis...., SO
Houston & Co 19
J. B. Root & Co 83
J. II. Bulla 25
L. F. Husk 8
Rosenstock Bros C8
Mccreary & Kellogg.... 178
Wcrthelmer & Degen... 228
11. F. Hamilton 46
Sullivan Bros 12
Rothschild m
hrlstle M
Jllggtns 7
iuttman x
Roth 16
Meyers 15
Baker. Jones & tsmitn.. m
Tanner Bros..,....'. 41
John Harvey 182
Other buyers '. 35
Totals .., , 4.277 16,070 10,74
cattle Receipts wero moderate, i&s
cars neing reported in. or me iwo
davn this week the recelnls foot UD 8.411
head, being a falling ott of about J.ivw
Head as compared wltn lost ween, mo
smallest of any similar period slnco two
weeks ago. As compared with n. year
igo, there is a gain oc abput l.ww ncaa.
Vhlle the moderate receipts would
naturally have a tendency to make a firm
market tho, fact that conditions at other
selling points were so unfavorable ren-'
dcrod the market slow and dull on all
kinds of killing cattle.
Beef steers wero very dull, with prices
anywhere from about steady on tho more
deatrable kinds mat juei nappenea to
please buyers to as much a 10c lower
on other kinds.
Stock cows and heifers wero active
sellers at firm prices, but fat cor and
ueircra were siow ami a intio lowor again
than yesterday.
Stoclttrs and feeders were In active
demand at steady to stronger prices. As
high as la. 25 was paid for good western
Nebraska, feeders.
Quotations on cattle; Good to clioice
boot steers. 18.3OU9.00; fair to good beef
steers, 18.0038.30; common to fair beef
steers, 17.25418.00; good to choice corn foil
heifers. i7.H.7.i&; gooa to cnoico corntca
rows. X6.6W7.25: fair to good grades. 15.75
rJ4.fi0j common to fair grades, I4.255.75;
good to cnoico Biocacrn ana ireners, ii.iq
ti8.2r; fair to good stockcrs and feeders.
S7.Z(ia7.7b; common to rair siocKors ana
feeders. 16.M&.7.25: stock cows and helferJ,
16.0Of7.6O: stock calves, 18.60ips.00; veal
calves, 5.wnv.w; duiis, siagn, eic, n-tvw
7.60.
BTKtSlUI,
27,322 head, being nearly ll.ono head larger
than last week and over 15.500 head
1 phi'Iai Ihnn e. venr Sflfl. This Is alio the
largest supply for any two days slnco
June, lilt.
Shippers anu speculators, anu one or
two od the packers started out early buy
ing light weight stuff nt prices that did
not look over 6o lower, As a general
thing, however, packers thought the lib
eral supply a good excuse for pounding
prices and most of the early bids were a
fit loo lower. Sellers thought this re
duction entirely too large, and as n. re-
suit very little nogs wem nora io hock
crs until lata In the forenoon, although
they stayed by their early bids, and what
stuff did move went at n. decline ot
about 10c Tho movement was very slow,
though at 11 o ciock some or me pacners
had not any moro than . good start
towards filling their orders. Vp to this
iimn vnlue had shown no Improvement
In fact bids had been lower In some In
stances, but . llttlo after 11 o clock all
the buyers started In to fill out their
droves. Trices soon strengthened up a
little nil around, and as n. good many of
the salesmen nau ueen noiuum ior juni
a shade more than they were bid, what
hogs were still unsold began to move tn
lively fashion, and In a short tlmo prac
tically everything was cleaned up. As wo
stated before, the early packer market
was obout a dime lower, but towards tho
close prices were not over 6010c lower,
and some sales made at tho pest tlmo did
not look to be over 5o lower, so the gen
eral market can do quoiea as hjiwio"",
Ttmir nr tnn Rnjes inrinnn ni s3.hui9.o,
nllli anvernl loads as hi IT hflJS 18.60, tho
top. Quality was a good deal belter today
than on Monday, anil tho market on paper
does not snow tit a run aecnnc.
BHEKP Lato in tne nay yemoraijy
nnrkers found Ihcy had about all . the
fn,n ihev rnnlil handle at steady Price.
consequently from tnat timo on irauo
was slow and oxtremely dull, wlUi blda
fully 10016c lower than early prices ivnd
In some cases bids wero oven lower. While
a few offerings sold at tho 10Rl5o decline
h miinrltv nf them that were still In
first hands wero carried over for today's
trade. The noiaovers ainouiucu ul buiiiu
twenty-three cars of lambs and a sprink
iinff nt uihr ariit vearllnRS.
Toilay's fresh receipts footed up 9.S00
head, which together wltlt wnoi was neia
n..n. m.,i innihiir fulrlv lame sulllllv of
uni.r. nt rh iiipiinmil of buyers this
morning. Early messages from nil other
markets wero ucarisn, so conamona wrro
not at all favorable for any Improvement.
An - mi Hem had n hard time of dis
posing ot tlieir lamoej i jiriten w
lower than yesterday's bad close, or SOit
SOo lower than Inst Friday. Aged sheep
did not fare so badly, however, aa the
bulk moved in a fsuriy acuvs wivy uii .
kui wenk to a dime lower than the con-
ernl run ot sales on Monday.
Lambs sold ail mo way irom e.w w
17.65. tho latter figure being tho high
prlco of the day, It taking some pretty
-iivlr..n tn reach that figure. The
wi-n nrurtlcallv all on the tod west
ern ordor and moved largely at a range
TheWrocchUs for the two days amount
to some 27,800 head, against 14.870 for tho
same tlmo last week and 33,175 two weeks
R9.'.r...inn. nn hen and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. 17.46m.S lambs, fair to
good. 17.254f7.43; lambs, common to fair.
18.SoB7.25; lambs, culls, 15.60dffi.50; year
ri ' . 1 1 . V enaivniR.nn' vearllntra. heavy.
10.l5fl.40; wethers. rool to cJ5oe. 5-"
6.15; woUiera, fair to good. 15.40315.6C; owes,
good to choice, 15.4Oae.0i; owcb, talr to
good, 14.9008.41
ciiic.uio Live stock market
Cattle Slovr and "Weak ltojr Aro
Also Wcnlc.
.t. . niB,.Mi 17. .fTATTLE Re.
ctlpts, 3,000 iiead; market slow and weak,
claves big 25a lower; beeves. 17.lMf9.50
Texns steers. 17.1608.lBj western
16.85JJS.10: Blockers and wederB. -W"t
cows and heifers, I3.75fl.50; calves, 16.00
JIUUO lieccil'ia. "i,,""","" , Viir
SHEEP AND IlMBS-Rccelpts. 25,000
headfmarket weak and mostly loor
:'.. i?rw(nn wAglnm. 14.80(nO.nO!
vearllngslsMob; lambs, native. uM0t
7.05; western, 18.70iy7.i6.
,r ... rur Live Stock Market
,ubm pitv Mn.. March 17. OAT
TLE Receipts 8.000 head; wWiUf
to Uo lower; prlmo fed iteers. 18.0W9.25,
dressed beef steers. ,1738.00 western
steers. !7.O0Cr8.W: southern eteors: ljO.25
8.ffi cowsri 7.50; heifer;. JBMgMl
stockers and feeders, o.i6m.w; uuho, e.w
7.60; calvts, t&Wfiojsj. .
IfobB Recelptu, 14,000 head: market 6W
ite uwerl bulk1 of sales. S.35fl8.60; heavy.
1S.558,67V4; packers and omcers. a8.ow
8.60: llglll, ss.amB.iw, j"". ii."7' .
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recolpts, B.MC
head: sheep market steady; lambs. li15o
lower at 17.001t7.70: wr"1-00'
wethers, Jl.C04r0.25; ewes. 15.20tf5.8S.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
Qirvtrv oitv. Tn. March 17. CATTLE
Receipt. 2,000 head: market Wi5c lower;
uluL ateers. t7.24M18.75: butchers, 15.85
I7.60 cows nnd heifers. 15.S5Q6.00; catuiers,
. ' h ...ill. I . rr -tp T,
CalVCS, ai.Wiav.w, muiih, n,o, -.
Iioas-Recelpts, 6.000 head: .Tnarket 6
10c lower; Heavy. 18.85j,4o: mixed. 18.3W
8,33: light, 18.25fl8.30; bulk of sales, IMOfl.
""silkKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,000
head; market lpe lower: fed mutton;, 1(1.00
!g6.75: wethersrio.25(al.00; ewes. 14.D0Q5.23;
lambs, 16.00i7.6a
NEW YORK ST0GK MARKET
Stronger Tone Rewards Dealings in
Wall Street.
BROAD, UPWARD MOVEMENT
nnlllah'Rnniors, Blost ot Them Ohvl-
onsly AVIthont Authentic Rnsls,
Cnrrent Bond Market I
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NEAV YORK. March 17 A alrnncrer
tone pervaded the dealings In stocks to-
o. wnen iruaing began thcro Waa
notning in tho narrow, uncertain fluctua
tions to Indicate that tho market wouid
break away from tho monotony ot recent
colorless sessions. During tho day, how
ever, thcro was a broad upward move
ment, Oalna of one to two points wero
attained by many representative Issues.
j-iiu sircci was tinea with bullish
rllmors. most nf them ulivlnilalv tvttxmit
authentic basis. Two of theso rumorn.
which found widest circulation, wero to
tho effect that a decision In tho rallrond
rnte caso, ravornblo to tho roads, would
bo announced shortly, and that an Im
portant change for the better In the Mexi
can situation was nt hand. While tlicse
reports Influenced stocks to somo oxtcnt
tho movement appeared to be due moro
directly to tho strong technical iiositlon.
Iho market hat! become oversold and
traders found It easy to run up prices ou
tho shorts.
T. II O bond Ilinrkpl waa lrrriilni Tnlol
fairs, par value. 12,461.000. United States
bonds wore unchanged on call.
mumoer of sales and leadlnir auotntlona
on stocks wore as follows:
, , . . Bales, llla-n. Lew. Clese.
Amslcamateil Copper ... 14,400 7S 74'i 74;i
American Atrlrullural ., 1.M0 U'4 Mvt M
Amsrlcsn Heet Sussr . .
American CVm 6,00 S0
American Can pti...,., loo wu
Amerlran C. I' 1,500 lS
American Cotton Oil.... too KM
Am. Ice Becttrltt l.tflo Jli
Amerlran Linseed aoo tiu
American Loeotnottra ... (00 us
Amerlran 8. A It.. too
American H, A 11. pfa... 400 10IH
Amrr. mar llellnlnr .. 1.300 101H
American T. A T l.soo ijju
Amertcsn Tobsco S iisii
Anaconda Mining (At. . 2,700 - 1S'
Atchison ., too BTU
Alclilson rid too loo;
Atlantic Coast Linn
Ualtlmore & Ohio..,..,.. l.SOO tti
llethlebem Steel 1.700 4la
Ilrooklm Ranld Tr s.ooa tm.
"Canadian Pacific ....... .oo SWS
Central Leather ........ n.ooo itn
ClieupcaVe tt Ohio S.000- 13 la
nilcato O, ..W 100 lit,
Chlcaso, I. St. p.... j.joo Ok
Chlcaso ft N. W. ;
IVloredo fuel A Iron
Consolidated Gas ......
Corn rrodncts
iniinii. OC iiUDHn ...... .....
Penrer A Itlo Otmnds '
Dearer R. 0, pld ,
Distillers' Securities
Krle :,. 1,30,1 29
Erie IH pfd...... 300 44l
Krle Id Pfd 404 SIVt
aenersl Klectrlo 200 1I7U
Orca Northern pfd 1,100 H7H
a rest Northern Ore ctts. 600 37U
Illinois Central 200 110
Interhorouft Met. COO IS
Interboroufh Met. pfd.., 700 60
International Ilarroiter.. 400 100
Inter-Marine ptd ,. 100 10
International Paper .... 400 9
international rump
Kansas CUr Boulhern...
Laclede Oai .,,.,..
Lehlfh Valley
tioulsrllla ft KashTllle..
M., Bt, I. ft P. Hte. M.
Mletourl. IC. & T
Missouri l'aclrid
National lilscult
National Lead
N. It. It. ot M. 2d pM..
New York central..
n, ., u. v ......
Norfolk ft Western,., , ...
North Amsrlcsn ..... ...
Northern Pacific. 1,100 112 ! 112
Pacific Mall ,
Pennsjlranla 4,100 11 Hi
People's Oas , , .....
1'., C, C. ft Fit. t ,
Pittsburgh Cos!
Preiwed Steel Car,,.,
Pullman rlac Car,
Uridine ,doo iesu
Itepubllo Iron ft Steel... 1,200 KM
Itepubllo I. & S. pfd. 1 , 200 Ii(
Rock Island Co 7M 4'4
Ttock Island Co, Pfd 00 7
Bt. L ft H. IT. 2d pfd .....
Keanoard Air Lin I 1,100 V)
Seaboard A. I. pfd..,.,, M0 U
SloM-Bbetfleld H. ft I
Southern TacUlo 6,000 '41I
Southern Railway 400 J1H
So. nallwar ptd too II
Tenneesee Copper SO0 3i
Texas ft pacific,... .,
Union Paclflo ,
Union Paclflo Md....
United States Ilraltr..
United stHti's nubber... 1,800
Unlle-l States Sleet....-39.K0 (4'i
U. S. Bteel ptd MS 110
Ulsh Copper ............ 1.200 I4t
Vs. -Carolina Chemical .. 1,064
Wabash .....,
Wabaah nfd
Western Maryland
Western Union 1,600
westloihouse Electric ., 5, wo
Wheeling ft Lske Brie
Chlno Copper t.0
V- V V If g. 1 1 li Ann
Itir Con! Copper ,, 4.S00
Ex-diviaeno.
Total salsa for the day, !JJ,300 'ahsrei,
SOO U,
'iiioi itivi 14"
1.700
1,400
9)0
17
U1I4
4.104 tlVs C0H
iioU
00F I3U 4SU
:ni
1H
mi
"ti'i
2S4
Uti
3IT
10,300 1MU 157
HI lS
.... til 7 M
....1007 7 71
tW 7 11
10 7
.... CM I 00
11.
tl
4,,,,,,
fa:
.1222
..1011
X 0
... I0
... MS
I 34
I 40
t 40
I 40
I CO
HI. Lonla Live Htoclc Mnrket.
ST. LOITIH. Mo., March 17. CATTLE
Ttccelnts, 3.K00: market steady: beef steerB,
7.rWQ0.a: cowb ond heifers, 4.Sn41.CO;
southern steers. l5.7GfiS.23: cows and heif
ers. 14.0086.00: calves. t6.010,00.
HOaS-necelpts, 12,000 head: market
steady: pigs and lights, 17.0Otf8.S0; mixed
and butchers, 1S.7W8.82V4: (food heavy,
10 75fj?R so 1
BHEBP AND LAMnS-necelpts, 3.DO0
head: market steady to 10c lower; mut
tons, 18.75flfl.O0: lambs, 7.00Q7.85.
St. Joseph Live Htoclt Market,
or .lORRPIf. March 17. CATTLE He-
relpts, 1,000 head; market steady; steers.
n.009.00; cows and heifers, 14.00.50;
calves. IS.OOftO.M. ....
HOaft-KecelPta, io,w nean: rnarner.
steady to shado lower: top, 18.60; bulk,
e tf.mn.tA.
HIIKl'iP A.ril iJAOiun-iieicciiJiB, ,uw
head; markot slow; lambs, 7.wn.w.
Ltve Stock In Sight,
n.relnta of live stock at tho six
principal western markets:
cowa
s 1133 2S
24 1010 6 33
.... 2 4 to
IM 3 ti
....1137 00 3.
,,.,iooo e oo 4
,,,.1147 00 4
,,,.1010 00 7,,,..
....1074 00 S
....1110 t 10 3
....1017 t It 10
....1374 33 !..,..
... ,114.1 ( 33 I
.... 9U 23 3
COWS AND HEIFEn8.
....1043 7 11
HKIFER8.
.... 770 I 3J 4
....1014 M 1
Mt 7 00 7 n
.... 131 7 51 17.. 7VI
llLbl.3.
1100 C M
..,.1111 w
...,130 M
,...m in
,,..1070 3 10
..,.1104 171
,,..1174 ;t
.,,.1113 f SO
.,..1401 0
1343 I
713 7 30
Ml 7 30
1 10
7 70
....100 S 1
,...11K 5 1
....1170 00 1
...,1213 M 1. ......
....1310 8 0 I
.... 100 I 10 1
.... tM 3 3 1..
,.,.1M 30 1
....1M0 IM I
ii-A a so
8TAQ8.
....1010 IM
HULLS AND 8TEEH.8,
.... 403 7 71
CAL.VKC
..110
..lto
..17M
..1710
..ISM
..111 I K
.. 710 7 M
..Ifiw 7 no
.. 110 7 10
3 M
I II
i n
73
I I
330 4 M
310 7 00
, 4C0 7 24
410 7 W
, 415-7 M
,430 7 IS
33 7 M
, 20 3 no
.MUM
,340 3 33
17 3 js
1.
liilistul'
.
izi'.'.'.''.'
i.
i.
i.
! 3(0
IM 3 71
110 9 00
BTOCKEriB AND FEEDEH8.
I oo
I M
I 04
9 33
9 U
133 7 00
m
. too
.1017
. !0t
. M!
745
7 33
7 M
7 ta
7 tn
7
T
7 M
4
24 311
11 , 3U
43
121..
It...
47...
U...
7 M
7 73
,,., 713 7 73
. ill 7 73
, I7 3 00
. 910 I M
.10l IS
1011 9 25
St. Lou s
Kansas City ....
St. Joseph
South Omaha ..
Filoux City ....
Chicago .......i
Totals
Cattle. Itors, Sheen
, 3, W0
, 8.000
i.otn
, 4,200
, 2,000
, 3,000
12.000
14,000
10,000
19,b00
6.000
IS.000
3.D00
,500
2. W0
9.S00
2,000
25.000
.21,700 79,600 56,300
Cotton Mnrket.
WASIIINOTON, March 17. Cotton con-
.,,rr,A in thn United States during Feb
ruary amounted to 4M.SD9 running bales,
exclusive of llnters, compared with 44S.005
bales In February, wis. loimn biuiiuibb
operated during February numbered 31.
139.730. compared with a0,53.4S8 last year.
Rnni . easier: irood middling. 7.1M: mid-
dllnc, 7.0Id;, low mlddllnp. 605d. Hales,
mono iinlf-s.
NEW YUJllv. ainrcn 11,-v.uuyn-
Futurea closed steady: March, iz.mc; May,
ll.DSC! JUly. ll.TiC, AiiBusr., Ji.oio; uciomr,
11.31c; December, 11.37c. Spot, quiet,
nMilllne 1.TJV: milf. 13.4&C.
Cotton closed steady at a net loss of
S to 15 points.
Oils) nnd Ilonln.
!VV vnnK. March 17. COTTONSEED
Oll-Stesdy; prime summer yellow, 17.30
7.40: Moron. 37.34; way, ii.s:) uuiy, vi.au
T70R1V Qlllot
TURPENTINE Firm; machine, barrels,
8AVANNAH. Oa., March 17.-TimPEN-
TINE Firm al c; saies. pone; receipis,
153 bbls.: shipments, 1.0 bbls.j stocks,
1-141 Mils
ROSIN Firm: sales, none; receipts, 1,'JSO
bbls.i Klilpments, m dois.i siockb, iis,to
hbts. Quote- A and II. 13.93; O and D,
13.B7V4: B. li.oo: F. li-MV,: a. 14.05: it, mo;
I. 14.15: K. 14.22H1 M, 14.S0; N, 15,70; WO,
15.90; WW, W-S3.
Loudon Stock Market.
LONDON, March IT American securi
ties opened easy and from U to K lower
today. Prices Improved on covering dur-inn-
the first hour and an noon the mar
ket waa steady and from i above to '
innKItMelnts were veir liberal this
morning-, about 281 cars or 19.600 head be-i..-
,.mri,il In This la tlin lamest run
' V : eir m.,.1 i. iAlHtnw naritv.
5.nr'w-hen over 23.000 head were r. MONEV-JfWii short bills, three
celved. For the week the supply totaia I months, ZMV-i-
3i)M
U
31
44S
3t
11
3jU
!
lVs
101
13
:49i
31v
loot
121
33'.
44U
cnt
2CJ,
34
33.
11S
93',
134
33U
lts
ll4
119
I1H
51 U
11
2,
4Hs
..
117
12ti
2
10)
14U
69',i
103
10
9
7
25't
94
H8i
133
130
17
:,
137
i4!w
not;
:iu
l'S
77
1131,
24H
1104a
m-A
33
21
43'i
111H
lll'.a
21
334i
so
34 tt
21
t4H
331.
33 ta
3l4
1IU
133
33U,
..... M
03 'J I 4i
1094, 109'i
!l',i
4IIi
3
T .
1274
34i
J03U.
1114
3
104
10
Us
IS
241,
137
Mis
73U
"iiti
70t,
2ih
Silt
3219
C3H
77U
4iit
7U
21
Stfl,
ft
2
Ms
30 'a
3'i
78
4
411.
;
SIS
WmrrmnttHd tm miv SMfmfmmlfems
Oombmulfm
Caustic Balsam
Rat Milters lit Hi Ciipttittrs.
A Safe, Bpeedy cud Posltlra Cure tor
Obtb, Btllat Ewcssy, Cipti Sut,
Etnlasd Tendons, rounur, WU&
TuGt, asl all lam a sit from Sparia,
JUaibene an& sthsr bsy tasMra,
Clans all Ua dUaassi er Yarasltss,
Taroih, Xl;Mhrls Rtmoni all
Ssaiait tram K on si at Cattle.
alji,BBorxS? tatl iVlorafoibTs.
"ETerr botue ot Oaattle Saltam. (old la
tfarrantea to jrtTa aaUaUotlea. Yhe tl.10
per bottle. Bala by drarcl.u. er sent b as-
firees, eltartres pall. nta (all dlreetloaa far
It use. IWSend for setortpUre dreulars,
lestlmostals, aio. Address
TntUwrinet-wllllamt CcClmlsM, 0.
SAVE
ALL CHICKS
by feeding for tho first
threp week"
PRATTS
Baby Chick Food
It carries them ssfelr thrcucn tbe
dancer perod. prseeats disease.
lli,r qai cnnHl auv wnr
aiunir-
SsM ea Meaer Bees Caarsatea il
If uealars s.Tcrrsiaare
Pi
A rtnlr 2 t0 3 feet 10
Apple 3 to 4 foet 15c
irees 5 to e feet 35,
100 Concord Grapes $3.50
Cash with order. Sent prepaid.
GATE CITY NURSERY,
1803 Fantnra Street. Oinalin, Ntl).
Not
Less
Than
$1.00
Order.
MONEY IN GRAIN
I10.W buys nuts or calls an 10,o00 bushels ot asal or
corn. No further risk
A tooremeat ol la f ram prtca
cleeayouaaopponunitylo take M0i 4e,liHi Is, IJOS
ste. write toe partteulars. Ft n aura Brokers:
Cfcmpaur, Slirtoaac Bulldlag, ILausne City, Mu.