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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 11)14. 13 I I i ; . ( r 1 REAL ESTATE. AUNTRAUTS 1IK TITLE. HEED Abstract Co., oldest abstract sffleo in Nebraska. 20ft Drsndels Theater. CITY rilOl'BRTY FOR, 9ALB. Bank Must Sell 1310-1312 South 28th Street Pride $2,500 Each We "offer you for the first time two Bouses of S room each, modern In every Dispect; east fronts; paving all paid. We tiavo been Instructed to have these houses painted and new fixtures put .In and some one Is going to purchase the best bar pain offered In Hanscom Park. We will sell these houses on a small payment down and monthly payments. Po not fall to look at them today. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 114 Harnoy St. $40,000.00 Investment Business Block 8 Net 10 Year Lease Nearly now brick block on large corner lot In rapidly Improving die trlct. Owner needs more money In hiB business and will sell at cost and take ten-year lease on the property; pay 8 per cent net annual rental. No better Investment In the city. 'Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler 1536. 210-12-14 State Bank Bldg. NEAR 30TII AND CALIFORNIA 7 ROOMS, MODERN, $4,250 .Has reception hall, living room, dining -room and Kitchen on first floor, nnis'iea In oak, except kitchen; four nice bed rooms and bath on second floor: strictly modern: full basement, arranged for laundry, nicely decorated' throughout: eust front, corner lot, paved street on two sides, wan arrange reasonaoie icrras. Let us show you this property if you want a close-in home. mATT-FAIRPIELD COMPANY, 330 Omaha NaU Bank Bldg. Doug. 3itl. Price Cut 4S1& Dodge street, Dundee. Brlflt and stucco house of 9 rooms. Finished in quarter-sawed oak. beamed celllpgs in dining room and largo living room; old-fashioned fireplace built of brown stone; sun room, breakfast room .and buffet kitchen, 4 fine bedrooms fln- v.Ai in whit, onnmal! ttlA hnfh roam. Utll.ll ... v. I ...... w . , - large sleeping porch; house finely dcg- rated throughout. The paving Is all paid, andthe price for this fine homo is only t,oW. onc-tnira caen. " Glover & Spain 919 Cliy National. Doug. 3952. KO-UNTZE PLACE THREE BOUGHT?, 'ONE SOLD, TWO LEFT 1 . 3lx-rdpm modern houses. In flrst-clasa condition, very easy terms. Between 18th and 20th on Binney. All special ..taxes paid. . ; A. P. TDKEY & SON 441442.Board of Trade Bldg. Phone D. 02 SOUTH SIDE Reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, floored attic, nice cement basement, all modern, furnace, good location, within walking distance, lovely yard, paved street. Price only $3,000. BEJI1S-CARLBERG CO. 310-813 Brandets Theater Bldg. . 4 Business Lots 22x90 feet each, good location for small retail business and flats: Location Slth and'Leavenworth Sts. Ojily lots this size near' this junction point. Eee us for price and " terms. GEORGE & COMPANY, Phone D'. 75. 903 City Nat. Bank Bldg Beautiful Home V,"t have Just completed a beautiful two.atory, six-room house, cornering on Miller park at 2Wth and Redlck Ave.; oak floors throughout and oak finish This, home is complete in every detail. Price, 4.1D0J terms. NORRIS & NORRIS, 400 Bee--Building. Phone Doug. 4270. .Choice Bungalow In Dundee rooms, beautifully decorated, shades and curtain rods in.- large lot. mjxis choice district; reduced from tl.500 to only M.1W. Payne & Slater Co. 618 Omaha Nat- Bank Bldg. CHOICE INSIDE RETAIL PROPERTY ThV onlv high class centrally located retail property in the city that can bt nurchaaerl nt less than It la worth. Pavs 6 per cent net on JW.Ooo above price at which we can deliver it. Ground floor rentals amount to 5 per cent of gross rentals. Terms exceptionally favorable. bee us at once. W. H. THOMAS & SON, 228 State Bank Bldg. FIELD CLUB DISTRICT Seven rooms, all modern, furnace, ce ment basement, first-class neighborhood. close tp school and car line, south front lot, an niceiy soaoed. price only J3.6W, BEMIS-CARLBERG CO. 310-313 Brandeis theater Bldg. FOR SALE TWO modern. S-r houses. fine interior; fine oak finish, 23d and Bancroft Sts. Douglas 4337. TO BUY, btiLL OH Ut) NT. FIRST MZtl JOHN W HUHKINS. IMS r A KNAM ST .MERCHANDISE stocks wanted. Fried man. 350 Om. NaL Bk. Bldg., Omaha. REAL- ESTATE. FARM Jt KA.NC1I LANDS FOR 0AL Oklahoma. WELL Improved 80-acre farm, one mile from good railroad town, GO acres jn cultivation, good new building, young or chard, city school. 2 wells, old age and alone the reason for selling. Address P. J Davis. Urove. ow. REAL ESTATE FARM HANC1I LANDS KOIt SALK Minnesota, Six Picked Prairie Quarters MARSHAL!) COUNTY. MINNESOTA. Located In the famous Red River Valley, and described as follows. SWU Section MSS-li 8EU Section 17-1K-45 NEi Section 27-15S.43 NWJi Section 19-153-45 NWU Section 3156-4? SEU Section SS-1S7-15 Price $20 per acre. 3500 down and terms on balance. This-Is a rare opportunity to get a piece of the finest prairie land yet to be had at bargain prices. Good prairie land Is becoming scarcer as the years go by and prices are steadily climb ing up. This is especially tne case with land llko the above, located within con venient distance from railroad and mar ket towns. A. E. Johnson Co., 300 FIRST AVE.. SOUTH. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. o 240-ACR. j arm, 3s miles from Minnt paolls, l',4 mllca from a good railroad town; part under cultivation, balance meadow ana pasture land; good soil, good eight-room house, worth Ij.OOO; barn. granary, corncrlbs, cattle sheds, machiao sneas, etc.; it cows, ii) head of steers ana hclters, three horses, hogs, chickens.' complete set farm machinery, buggies. wagons, sleds, 60 tons of hay, l,2UQ Bas kets corn, lW bushels mixed grain, Hi bushels potatoes; in fact, everything on the farm goes except the furniture. 1'rluo. tl2.0w, one-half cash. Schwab llros., ivii Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn. $47 PER acrel Level. 4S0-acre. lmDroved farm In Wilkin county, Minnesota, in thj heart of the famous Red River Valley. Deep, black boII on ciny. 450 acres under cultivation. SO nasture. No waste land. Good set of buildings. JS.uOO casn will hanale. Write or call, Clover Belt Realty Co., TOO Lincoln Building, Minne apolis, Minnesota. o MINNESOTA land; 4,000 acres very fine land, nicely located, close to town, good soil. Splendid proposition for retail. Also a few smail tracts of good land at a bargain and on easy terms. For partic ulars wrlto Minnesota-Dakota Investment Co., 1014 Mel .Lite Uldg., Minneapolis, Minn. o. NORTHERN MINNESOTA The great est natural cattle section, no drouths; alfalfa, clover, corn and potatoes are principal crops: pralria or umber; free information, we have no land for sale. Write W. R. Mackenzie. Immigration Commissioner, 905 Palace Bldg., Minne apolis. Minn. o CHUlUiU EASTERN SO. DAKOTA LAND or choice and practically clear Califor nia. Give details. Write Owner. 2131 Mth Ave., Los Angeios, Cal. o WE ARE offering thousands ot acre of choicu and well improved lands In the Red River valley, northeastern and south eastern Minnesota; also cut over lands, at retail and wholesale prices. Prices and terms reasonable. Write us for list. Active agents wanted In Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska, Stewart Laud Co.. 405 New York Life Bids., Minneapolis. Minn. ITOR BALIS A number of unproved and Unimproved farms in the famous Red River valley. For further informa tion write today to Baker-Lamb Land Co.. Barnesvllle. Minn. oUAHTKR-sectton excellent prairie land, partly improved; well located, MO miles west of Minneapolis; tso per acre; easy terms, Deaver, Plymouth Building, Minneapolis. 12.1 ACRES. $10,300: 15.30O cash. bal. to suit; 13-roorn-house; barn holds 25 head! chlcKen nouse; iw acres tinner piow, iu acres clover, 15 acres pasture; 1 mile to county seat. C A. Cahoon, the Land Man. uamonoge. .Minn. . MlHsourl. FARMS, for sale, ti down. 33 monthly. buys 40 acres good timber land, near town, bhannon county, wo.; price aw; perieci title. J. B. Jairell, Mount Vernon. 111. Ncbrusku. FfMTND 320-acro' 'homestead In settled neighborhood.; fine farn) land; not sand hills: cost you 3200' filing fees and all. J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb. FOR SALE-160 a. in Holt Co.. 30a. cul tivated, all tillable; good house; barn and outbuildings; school on place; 2 miles to church; 4 miles to-inland town; on rural route; telephone. 4U an acre; cash, balance time. For bale 1W a. In Gartleld Co.. SVimllea from co. seat: 30 a. cultl.. 20 a, timber. bal. nasture and hav land: light lmnr. : family orchard; on rural toute: telephone; i mno to scnooi. 'inis wouia niaKe a good dairy and poultry farm, $32 an acre; n cash, balance on time. A. J. Santo, Owner. Burwcll. Neb; 120-ACRL. Stt miles east ot Rosalie, Neb.. Improved; all fenced; 40 acres hog tight; price $125 an acre; terms; possession this spring. Ed Thompson. Lyons. Neb. Oresou, COME west: Oregon Is the land of on- portunity for you; congenial climate, no extremes; soil is fertile and productive; adanted to diversified farming, raises splendid grain and fruit ot all kinds. Laud is cneap. wo uave improvoa ana unim proved land from $18 to $45 per acre. Tell us wnai you want ana amount you desire to Invest. Guyer Bros., Dufur, Ore. FOR SALE 20. 49 or SO acres Irrigated Jand at Ontario, Ore. Terms, one-tenth cash, balance nine annual payments with 6 per cent interest. Price includes water rignts, clearing, plowing and leveling. TION CO.. 636 Paxton Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Tun. IRRIGATED RIO GRANDK VAT.T.TSV LAND 80 acres, 14 miles N. E. Mercedes, Tex., on American Rlu Grande company tu.ua 1 ; oeen unuer cuiuvauon tnree years: no better land In the valley. Flrst-casB Irrigation ditches; fenced; no other im provements. In corn this year. Cow peas will be Planted between rows when iron laid, by In April, nutting land in finest conaiuon tor anaira crop, owner will sell at bargain. For price and terms ad dress W. Ii. Spauldlng, S09 N. Grand Ave., 01. uuuia, iuu. v fVlaeoaoim. Upper Wisconsin Rest dairy and general crop state la the union. Settlers wanted. Lands tot sale at- low prices, on easy terms. Ask for booklet, 34 on Wisconsin Central Lane Grant. Statu acres wanted. Write about our grazing lands If Interested In fruit lands ask for booklet on apple orchard! in Wisconsin. Address Land uepu, aoj Line uy.. .Minneapolis. Minn. OFFICIAL publications concerning soli, climate and crops ot Wisconsin mailed (res to those addressing Wisconsin lu.U uoarn 01 immigration, uapitoi vm. uaau son. Wu FARMS FOR RENT. FOR RENT 2W-acre improved farm in wneeier . county, JeD. Address w. A. Olive, Indlanola. Ia FARMS WANTED. WANT to efcll your farm or ranch T write tienson-uimatea Co., York, Neb. FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE -R. E. TWO good business lots on 24th fit . near Lake at a harcaln: 122 feet on 24th St. Big 11-room house and automobile repair snop. tci veD. 7WZ. REAL ESTATE LOANS. HARRISON .V MORTON tlu urn. Sat OMAHA home. East Nebraska farms. 1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Doutlas 371!. $109 to $10,000 made promptly. V. D, Wesd. Wead Bldg , Uth and Farnam. y d i11'V t l A K7 iJ Uml..i v.lk.. r . - u ao-311 Brandeis Theater Building,. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Heavy Selling of May Wheat Fu tures Feature at Chicago. CORN MARKET SLOW AND FIRM Cash Wheat Vnehnnired, While Cash Oats and Corn Miott "light In creasct In Price, but Fevr Trades Ape Reported. OMAHA. March 18. IMi. There was h'fcvy selling of the May wheat futuro at Chicago yesterday by New York longs, one concern alone throwing 400,000 bushels Into the pit and another house sold 250,000 bushels. I'i addition to this there was some May thrown overboard by scattered small holders. Some of the wise people in the wheat market pronounce this selling a choice between getting rid of the cra'n at the present time or resorting to tnelr cnecK dook and putting up additional margins later. It Is believed that the larger holders of the May wheat In thU market will continue to give the bears all the rope they require, and that they will eventually have very little companv as holders of May wheat. When travel ing! alone conditions will doubtless show a nartlal chance In favor ot the longs. It wiij be an easy matter to re-establish the line already sola out by these people. who Inaugurated the selling movement some weeks ago, and In case thero Is portage of good size these shorts will feel the tightness of the situation ar.-l will be oblleed to cover at losses. It was given out on good authority last nlgnr that not only New York speculators, but those in the northwest are still liberal holders of May wheat here. One ot the larger professionals said last night that he was long a good lino ot July In the expectation that a change In the tenor of the crop reports will soon be seen Lna that the matter of profits will then lo easy. while It was said after the close last night that the bids for wheat from abroad were only a shado from a work ing basis, there were no sates gixen out. Borne concerns at Chics ko are holders of wheat east of there, and In case of Bales being mado the stocks closest to tho sea board will be used for shipment abroad. Corn looka like a waiting proposition. While holders refuse to liquidate because mnnv of them would nutfor losses. On the other hand, shorts show no signs of weakening. The market and prices have narrowed down to a weather affair and if the farmer are enabled to go Into the fields and remain there tor a few weeks It will be seen that receipts ot corn will drop off sharply. As in corn, the oats market was slow, total cash sales being only 100,000 bushels. The large westcVn hog run. the decline of 6fjfl0c In price at the yards, together with tho bearish semi-monthly statistics, were the controlling bearish lntluences Business was largely local, except for a few sales of lard by packers. Cash wheat was unchanged. Cash corn was M31V4-C higher. Cash oats were YM'Ao hlfcher. Clearances: Wheat and tiour equal to 270,000 bushels, corn, l.coo bushels and oats, 28,000 bushels. Llvorpool closed with wheat unchanged to '.id higher and corn KJ h'8hr-, Primary' wheat receipts were 393,000 bu. and shipments of 357,000 bu. against re ceipts of 61,000 bu. and shipments ot 456,000 bu. last year. , Primary corn receipts were .21.000 bu. and shipments of 630,000 bu. against ro celpts of 803,000 bu. and shipments of 623,000 bu. laat year. , Primary oate receipts were 783.000 bu. and shipment of 847,000 bu. against re celnta of 725.000 bu. and shipment of 72i.floo bu. last year. . . , The following cash sales were reported: Wheat No. .1 hard winter: 1 car. SSWc. Oats-No. 2 white: 1 car. fHc Standard: 4 cars. 30c. No. 3 white: 1 car, &Kc", i cars, 5S4c; 7 cars, CSVic. No. 4 white: 3 cars, 3Sc. Corn No. 3 white: 1 car, GSHc . . . i . . . . a . , ixo. o wnne; i car. aotj i wi, th-'. m vellow: 2 care. 65Uc. No. 3 yellow: 9 cars, 65c; S cars. 64tfc. No. 2 yellow: 4 cars, 6314c No. 8 mixed: 1 car. 65Vc No. a mixea: 3 cars, oc; cars, mijo; a cars, 64c; 3 cars, 63c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 63Vtc: 2 cars, 6Sc 3 cars. 2Hc; 2 cars, 62Uc; 1 car. 6lHc; 1 car. H4c. umana uasn a nce neat; i-o. - uiu. PlJI OalLJOiyt 4Ua UU4U4II) ; v W 3 durum, SSV4c. Corn: No. 2 whlto. wvifijwvic: no. 3 wnite, mwuooc. ino. 4 white, 6ig3o; No. 2 yellow, 6Sa'65Mo No. 3 yellow, wm(Sc: No. 4 yellow, 63 63e; N6. I. 65CUc; No. , 6SHfl5CT No. 4. filre3V4c. Oats: No. 2 white. 303SI)ic: sUndardSSKesScj No. 3 white, 38,iSS4e: No. 4 wnite, Timjosc. uaney: itiaiung, 01 68c; No- 1 feed, 4343c. Rye: No. a, 67V40-68C; No. 3, 67S67V?o. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Omaha U 117 34 303 101 St LOU18 ....'...l i' Chicago 34 Kansas City 23 Milwaukee 140 Si 125 SO Minneapolis 129 Duluth 81 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRO VISIONS Features of the Treetfntf anA CIosIbb Prices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO. March It-Corn today was on the .'ump. Demand hail beroma ntute from consumers in Kansas and Nebraska where usually there Is a big surplus. De SFitf' free profit taking by holders, the market closed steady at an advAuca cf to l?l'.o net. In wheaU the outcome Varied from a sixteenth decline to i&i gain, oats finished wsw to m tip, ana provisions varying from 6c loss to a Use of a shade. Broad activity as weel strength mane the cornplt the center of interest most of the day. Reports from Missouri markets told of tne largest cash aai.;s or the season, and there was alio a notice able improvement nera in tne eastern ooTuma ovaniY rDccivio in -iuc&ku who ac companied by advices that an Increase was unlikely, country roads as a rule having broken up. Moreover, ralna In Argentina provoxea again tne oread or a wet narvesi. Lively covering by shorts In corn tock place, and included the .lurrendar of some of the chief speculators the tvrur aide. Bulls were rampant because of mugn greater advances at Kan las city and Omaha than here. On the other hand, )ublui ocub ivvm wiui in niKner nrics were attracting Argentine corn, end that several cargoes naa usen pougllt there today to arrive. Wheat traders thinned out to attend the more cxciung scenes in the corn crowd. It was therefore difficult to bring- about any good action tn wheat fufa-ea. 'sy REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loana Paters Trust Co. i-if.i property. Large loans a specialty. W. H Tliomafc. f RUt Rank Bldg. wAflno-tuy loans and warrants. w. Farnam Smith & Co. 1320 Farnam 6t MONEY on hand for city and farm wuu. , y, tjinaer, tuy jai. UK. Bldg, WANTED TO BUY. WANTED-600 CARS SCRAP IRON AND ncfuvst HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RUBBER , ., ,ANJJ MEIAU CA8IlsaJd nromntlv nnn wain. WRITE for DriCea an1 hlnr.lnr.wl.. PON KEN OALAMBA IRON & METAL UJUf AJ X, (Largest dealers west ot the Mississippi.) WANTED To buy fpr caah at one a uw pucuouo onyj give iuii iniormatlon as to height, age. etc, by letter. Address oe oiiice. Highest prices paid for furniture. D.29IL WANTED TO RENT. WANTED To rent a seven or eight. room furnished house In desirable res!- aence neisnDornooq. iteierences given. aarcss J isi, uee 01 lice. LIVE 8TOCJK MARKET Ob- WEST SHIP live stock to bourn umaha. Save mileage ana snnnxage. xour consign. menu tciv vrorapi. anu careiui atten uon. Live Stock CommU.lou Merchants, 4 was relatively firmer owing to better ex port Inquiry, and to dwindling north western receipts. Tho July wnK-fta were were under considerable selling pressure, tho result ot rain" and snow In tho south west and west. oats reflected the aims In corn It wag said. too. that the acreage of the coun try as a whole would be smaller than a year ago. Provisions lost an earlv advance. Real ising by holders more than offset the In fluence of diminished slaughtering at the prlucipal centers. Futures closed as follows-. Artlclel Open, t HUh.j Low. Close.) Tes'y. I u ssH ssh mi 3H iH 6St; f$ 6S1 6TH 6S4 6U 4Q 40 mi 401, 3) 40 39 21 75 31 62Vi 11 JU 21 t4 21 7TH Jl ft 21 2H 31 674 10 M 10S2W 10 K4 10 80 ii OS ii oo a oo u oo 11 60 11 K2H 11 524 11 tSi 11 70 It 11 11 65 May.l Juiy.l Corn. 1 uu May. Juiy.l OatK I May ! July.j Pork. I i 33 May.l 21 6TV4 juiy.l Jl T9 Lard. I May.f 10 S2K July ; U con K1D I May.l ll M July. 11 7i4j Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red, 948950 No 3 red. 32HftS3Wei No. 3 hard, :Mc: No. 3 hard, nJHc No. 3 northern, MHflSSiic; No 3 northern. 934flf44c. No. S spring. MWeV; No. 3 spring. !3Hi 3IHc. Corn. No. 2. 674c; No. 2 yellow. 68 fflWic; No. 3, 62iv9wci No. 3 white. 68Vjff 4c: No. 3 yellow, HCW1,ic Onts: No. 2 white, 4imHlUc; No. 3 white, s3Kiic; standanl. 40S'0Hc. Ryn: No. 2. filo. liar ley. fiOSfSc, Reeds; Timothy, J3.2XinN.N); clover. tS.00BH.C0. Pork: 321.621. Lard: POTATOES Lower; receipts. 2J cars: Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin, red, OOfttoc; Michigan. Minnesota and Wiscon sin, white. 62067c. EGOS Lower: receipts. 16,535 cases: at mnrk, cases Included, 17184c; ordinary firsts. i;46Il'c: firsts, ISHc. BUTTEH-wwer: creameries, 2isj2lic. CHKtWU Irroguiar, uh mi-h. iMfiswci twins. lT'iStw: Americas, lSSlSUc long- horns. lfifiVUC. POULTRY-Alive. lower; spr nss. Uc: fowls, 15c. Nevr York General Market. NEW YORK. March lS.-BUGAR-Raw. steady; molasses, 2.33c; centrifugal, 2.Kc; rtflned. unsettled. Di'TTBR unsettled: recent. 12.1M tuKi; creamery extras, 2mS2Sc; firsts, 23 S2ic; held extras, 24C; process extras, 2) (ffilC CHEESE Firm: receipts. 1.200 boxes: state, whole milk, fall and summer col ored specials, 19ai9Vic: white, average fancy, 18IJT1S40. EGGB Steady; receipts. 14,900 cases! fresh gathered, extras. 22c: extra firsts. StWc: nearby hennery, whites. 23c. poultry Dressed, irreeu ar: fresh killed western chickens. l.Vft2te: fowls. 11 Jl$',c; turkeys, l&ffcsc. Knnsaa Cltr CJraln ana Pro-rUlona. KAN8AB CITY. March lt-WIIEAT- No. 2 hard. S6Ufl!Vo: No. 2 rod. 90tfJ9te! May. WH?86!ic; July. R2e. -uwn no. 2 mixea, bxmtoc; no. 3. es1 67c; No. 3 white, 71c) No. 3, 630", May, Ho: July. 704c. BUTTER Creamery. 25c: f rats. 23e: seconds. 22c; packing, 15c. isws-Firste, U4c; seconds, 17c. POULTRY'-IIens. 14c; springs. 15c OATS No. 2 White. 40?;ffiMlc: No. 2 mixed, 40c. Mlneapolls Ornln Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. March IB- WHEAT -No. 1 hard, 946060: No. 1 northern. MWiTJ03?io: No. 2 northern, MV4 pel He; No. 3, SB363Hc; May, 91c; July,, flour uncnangoa. BARLET-42?T5ScJ RYE-65S6c, BRAN Unchanged. CORN No. 3 yellow, 60aliS. OAT8-N0, 3 white. SMi87c. aEED-Fla. 31.66Ugl-tV3U. Liverpool Grain Market. LIVERPOOL. March 18. WHEAT 8pot, dull: No. 3 red western winter, 7s 4V4d; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s 3d: No. 2, "a 3d; No. 3. 7s id: futures, steady: March. 7n 2?id: May, 7s 2i; July, 7a Slid. CORN Snot, steady: American mixed. 8a 8d: La Plata futures, firm; March, 4s nn, Juiy, s vo. St. Loqla General Market. KT. LOUIS. March I8.-WHEAT-N0. 2 red. 94W9Mic: No. 2 hard, 91H304o; May, P2Wc: July, S6c. CX)RN no. z, wcit ino. 3 wnite, tic; May, 70c: July, TOHQiOHc OATS-No. 2. 391T4f40o; No. 2 white, 41c; May. S3Ko; July, 3&?c. Boston Mlnlnw iitocki, BOSTON. March 18.-Closlng quotations en stocka wars: Allouez - UH 6 3-14 : . 49 . 71 . M . u . (i . :vi Amt. 'Copper A. Z. L. ft S.. Arltoni com. Cil, & ArliOaa. . T5H Nlpltitni MIB . 1M North Uutt ., . SH North Lake ... . ilH'Old Domlolon .lit Oc0ll Ctl & lleolt.. C'antennlal . ... HHQulncy Copper Rtnt C C. HUPhtnnon Eut nutie c. M... 114 Superior Franklin SViKuperlor 4; B. M Gnnbr Cob tUTarotrk Orcrn Cantnet . 3i V. 8. 8. R. ft M 40 n Itle Rori copper. 11 ao pia Kerr Lake ... - 49-ltt'ttb Con. .......... 10H Ltke Copper ... Ia Belle Copper-. , ti, um copper co,.,.. Ni , 4bWlnooa, 4V . J3S Wolrertna 44 . 4IUButt & Superior... SS Miami Copper . . lleiiiwK ... .. Ei .dividend. Oils and Xlosln. NEW YORK. March IS. .-COTTONSEED niT virm: n rim ft summer yellow. 37.320 7.40; March. 37.34; May, 37.36; July, 37.65. ROSIN quiet. TURPENTINE Steady. SAVANNAH. Ga.. March 18. TURPEN TINE Firm at 4c: sales, 269 bbls.; re ceipts. 150 bbls.; shipments, 36.07; stocks, 12,720 bbls. ROSIN Firm; sales. 633 bbls.; receipts, 1,325 bbs.; shipments, 455 bbts: stocks. 113,Km ddis. yuoni a una x. u anu D. 33.97: E, 34.00; F, 34.03; O. I4.07V4: H, S4.10; I and K, 34.12; M. $4.60; N, 33.50; wu, .a; ww, ysrai. Jlelal Market. NEW TORK. March 18.-METALS-Lead, quiet; 33.SJS4.05; London, 13 17s tfd. Spelter, steady; 15. 2523. 35; London, 21 10.. Copper, firm; standard. pot and Mny, 313.62V4314.S7H; electrolytic, J14.60; lake, 315.00; casting. 31425: London, easy; spot, 64 8s 9d: futures, 64 18s 9d. Tin, firm', spot, 338.25Q38.50; June, S33.EEi333.S0; Lon don, easy; spot 174 7s ed; futures, 176 10s. Antimony, dull: Cookson's, 17.25. Iron, steady; unchanged; London. Cleveland warrants, 60s 7d. ST. LOUIS, March 18.-METAL8 Lead, quiet, 33.80. Spelter, nominal; 35.15. ' Cotton Market. NEW TORK. March 18.-COTTON-FU. turea closed firm: March. 13.66c: May. 12.06c; July, U.Rc; August. u.GSc; Oo- toner, 11.20c: uecemuer, ii.eso; steady; middling. 13. Mc; gulf, 18.50c. Cotton closed urm at a net aavance 01 6313 points. LIV&H VkrtKL March 13. COTTON diuti nlr: sood middling. 7.44d: mid dling, 7.02d; Jow middling, 6.63d; sales, 10,000 bales. London Stock Market, LONDON, March 18. American secur ities opened quiet and a fraction lower today. Light covering rallied most ot the list during ihc fust hour and at noon values ranged from Vt above to li below parity. Consols tor money, 734; for account, 74H. Union Pacific, 162H Bar silver. tdv. 26Vd. Money. SflCH per cent: short bills, 2li ptr cent; three months, ZWq 3 3-16 per cent. Dry floods Market. NEW YORK. March 13.-DRY G0OD8 Cotton goods markets were quiet today, with more steadiness shown in sorno lines of gray cloths. Worsted yarns were firm and steady. Cotton yarns easier. Laces were In fair demand; embroideries, dull. Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits. NEW YORK. March 13.-EVAPOR-ATED APPLES Firm but quiet. DRIED FRl'IT Prunes steady, Apri cots firm. Peaches steady, Kalslns firm. Raffalo Park a Good One. The plot of ground In Buffalo leased by the Buffalo Federal league club tor five years I at the corner ot Northland av enue and Jefferson street, only two blocks beyond the Buffalo International league grounds, and surrounded by four street car lines, one being Main street, the big- nest trunk line in tne city, Tne size or the plot Is 600 feet square, larger than I tne international para- OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET Fat CrUIc Generally Steady, Cows Strong and Feeders Easier. HOGS HVE TO TEN CENTS UP Fat Sheep WrnU (o Much a Ten Cents LoTrer I.lttle or Jio Chnnge tn CJenernl Ron of Lamb. SOUTH OMAHA. March U. ml Receipts were! Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. Official Mnmlnv l.JU T.&3 17.374 Official Tuesday l.?T n.103 .9 Estimate Wednesdsy .. 3,000 10,000 11.M0 Thrw. tvt lr,ll .. tl.RTK Si.9 '.O.iU Same days last week..U.0H 11,.4'J fame 2 weeks ago 14.691 30,144 !M.S Same 3 weka Aro 12.054 33.78) 4-i,40 fame 4 weeks ago 17.413 33.TW 3J.3J. Same days laat year.. .11.749 J3. Tho following table shows the receipts of cattle, hoes una sheen At the South Omaha live stock market for tho year to aate as compared with last year: 1911 lull inc. Dec. Cattle 1D9.31S 20;.M5 . .. 7,:oo Hogs R4S.425 P1.313 .. . 1WU Sheep &,OS4 M3.125 S3.J3S ... The following table snows the range ot. prices tor hogs at the fcouth umana live stock market for tho last tew day. th comparisons: Date. I 1814. 11913, imj.iiou. Usui. U9uo.im Mar. 1. Mar. 2.. Mar. 3.. Mar. 4.. Mar. B.. Mar. 6.. Mar. 7.. Mar. 8.. Mar. 9.. Mar. 10. Msr. 11 Mar. 12. Mar. 13. e is K 6 93 t 47 S IB S 2S 8 S4 8 t? (33 8 33 9U 6 14 4 U 8 30 6 78 6 Si 4 I S88I 9 K) e 34 C, 20 8 18 6 SO 4 20 4S 4 ii 8 24 9 : 9 ss; 3 19U 8 24 8 30 6 33 37 est 6 34 8 37 8 47 1 9 76 433 s a 6 S3 4 44 8 63 t 74 9 75 8 43 RKiH! 6 34 8 91 9 VA 8 Ml 4 s JWVk 3 34S S 40H ) S 32 6 75110 ti 6 &3 4 S8 s SO) 8 40 6 80110 V, 110 27 6 40 5 45 6 45 6 4$ 6 47 8 ca 6 S1 6 3 437 4 4i Mar. 14. S WSI 8 57 A 431 6 MHO 34 S"ar. 18. ar. lJ ar. 1 I a 6i A M) 6010 42 6 40 3 8 Ml 6 TSilO SSI 6 Ml 4 43 Ml 6 6 I K 6 UJ 10 tt BSI 4 01 Mar. 1S t 43 I 8 74) 6 53110 54 50) 4 M 'Sunday, Receipts and disposition of live stock at the L'nlon Btock ynrds. South Omaha. for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 ociock yesterday: RECEIPTS CARS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. C. M. & St, P.Ry 2 1 Wabath Uy 1 Missouri Paclflo Ry 3 Union Paclflo Ry 47 50 8! u. & N. w., east 3 3 I C. & N. W., west 37 47 C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry.. 10 : 11, At v., east,,..! 6 7 I C, B. AL-. Q WOSt fi 19 I C R. I. P., east S 3 Illinois Central Ry 6 t T0U1 receipts 12S 140 63 DISPOSITION HEAD. . . Cattle. Hogs,. BheeD, Morris ,t Co m 1,281 (Hi OWlll t UO B53 Cudahy Packing Co.... 485 1.P24 Armour & Co s;j 2,339 J. W. Murphy , , 843 Morrell , , 214 Lincoln Packing Co.... 3(1 . 4.&M 2.23 1,04 AV. B. Vaneant Co 07 Hill & Son 123 ..... F. B. Lewla 46 Huston &. Co,, 3 J. B. Root & Co 48 J. II. Bulla , 30 L. V. Huss:., 94 McCreary & Kellogg... 1$ Wertlielmer & Degen.. 153 , H. F. Hamilton 30 Sullivan Bros. ., 1 4 Mo. & Kan- Calf C.... 75 Hlggln 3 ..... Christie 37 ..... .... Huffman 18 , Roth 6 Baker, Jones & Smith.. 3 , Tanner Bros , 8 John Harvey ill Other buyers 245 ..... 2.0S0 Totals.... .3.210 0.427 10,741 CATTLE Receipts were very small tor a Wednesday, only 118 cars being re ported in. This leaves a total for the three days this week at 11,878 head, being the smallest for any recent week, but about the same as for the corresponding period a year ago. Buyers picked out a few loads pt cattle that Just happened to suit them at prices that looked a little stronger to the sell ers, but the general market on beef steers could hsrdly ha quoted any better than steady with yesterday. This means that the market is1 now around lOjfBOo lower thsn last week. There was a better feeling In the mar ket for cows and heifers, and they moved a little more freely at prices that were steady to stronger than yesterday. Still cows end heifers are loftise lower than last week. Bulla were very slow sellers and they are 2&SS5o lower than last week, the decline being the heaviest on heavy bulls. Stocktrs and feeders were not quite so brisk, and in consequence prices were a little easier than yesterday, but still fully steady with last week. uuotationa on cattle: flood to choice- ubj-i nicers. niimi.wi; iair to good beef steers, $8.0058.20; eommbn to fair beef Btcers, 37.25(88.00: good to choice cornfed heifers. 37.25jf7.75; good to choice cornfed cows, 36.5097.25; fair to good grades. .5.0 (36.50: common tn flr irrnri ti "lutx la. good to choice stackers and feeders. 37,76 C V. trait 4h nakiKl 4 1. . k m v :-.;...v buuu mucKers una leeoers, 37.257.75: common to fsir stockers and iS5S2?li,4,ES87va55 s,.ock cow" mA hlfer. U.00W.W: stock calves, J.fA?s.O0; vea calves, V.t04J9.60; bulls,' stags; etc.. 35.7b BEEF STEERS. At. Pr. No. Ke. S ,. 31....... S t 10 to II 1 IT., T At. r-r. SSI 7 ts 10... II... It,,. IS... IS... IS... II... ID... s. IS.. ..... .124 S 30 1077 ( SO 132S S 21 1171 S tS 1017 M ..i...,!413 S SS 1317 S SO 10l SIS 13SO S 34 1S70 t SS 1273 S 40 1200 1 tn ,. 40 T tt ..M0 J 70 .. 771 T 7t ..1040 7 75 .. 114 T 7i .. 3t 7 IS ..1117 T tt .. SS4 7 ft ..MM I 04 ..n: too ..list s 00 ..111s s 00 19.. 1. 1 10tT S to 14.-. ..1310 S SO 34 1414 I SO IS 1IM I (0 3 1104 I 00 10... 33.., ..1133 t 10 ..IMS S IK ....1080 S It STEERS AND HEIFERS. 3.... 10,... I.... 3.... JS.... I.... II.... M 7 00 IS SIS T 10 .. 4I T IS .. Ti 7 40 .. 810 T 40 .. 671 7 M ..731 7 tS 13 S34 7 SS - VIS 7 tO 31... .... srr t 00 .... 04 S 00 .-. 701 S 06 .-..1023 S 40 II.. to.. .. !7 7 tO t... COWB. 190 4 IS ... SS0 i IS , I )5 ; jo 1 mo 1 4o - Ul f0 3 100s see 4,..., ou to 1 W10 t to 1 (o ( n rJ 4 10S7 TOO ' I3 5 so t ins T 10 i .jy J" 1047 7 21 t.,..r..,.1320 S SO COAVB AND HEIFERS. 10 1000 T 10 I iota 7 U HEIFERS. 1 400 4 36 2 4 713 7 U 7.. .. 671 7 IS 4 .... 3 S34 T M 31 BULLS. 1 mo t 7S 1 1 1440 I 11 1 1 ISM t IS 1 1 1430 t 40 1 CALVES. 1. 110 7 10 4 It lit 7 t 1 1 130 1 M 1 1 II I Co 2 1 ISO s 00 710 7 16 Ill 7 40 46J 7 50 430 7 7S 1710 I tS 140 70 I0 S 71 IM IW 1ST f 00 110 M ISO t 00 140. t 35 bTOGKKBS AND JT5EDERS. 1. 10. US 0 1 710 7 t ..... STS 7 U S4 7 40 41 7 40 440 7 SO Ml Tld 73 7 tt 21 7 !.... 4 111.... .... 170 7 70 .... 71 7 75 .... til 7 75 .... I3S 7 SO ess 7 to .. .us 7 to It.. .... Ml TM 43 feeders.. 330 7(0 IS feeder.. S48 7 54 HOGS Supplies were not so heavy to day. about 148 cars or 10,000 head being reported in. For tne triree days receipts toot up SS.W5 head, being over 5.000 heid larger than last week, and more than lz.ooo heavier than a year ago, Early bids were Just about steady with yesterday's close, and as other markets reported lower prices a lew nogs sold on this bsels. Movement was not active enough to suit tne buyers, nowever, and under the influence of a good demand things soon strengthened up, so that by the time the mg end of tne supply started t move, the market looked to be all ot higher than Tuesday's average. Even after they had reached this level prices rrudn another spurt and at the best time were t10c better than the general mar ket yesterday. Taking ever thing Into consideration, the trade can he quoted as a big nickel higher. Towards the close movement became rather dull owing to no inability of a few salesmen to agree on prices, but when the last sales were finally mado the figures showed no bp pttclabln change. Movement was falrlv active In spots, and everything was cleaned up by a reasonable hour. .mom 01 me nogs soia at a ranse 01 w SS.S0 and some mime hoes reached $140. a flat dime above yesterday's ton. and tno nest price mat nas oeen pata tms week. Ne At, b. Pt. No. Ar Sh Tt. Jl. ..lit ... I 11 . . .. M 0 t 4ft 1.. . . 1U ... St 31 117 .. I U 1 ltl 10 ii IS Ml 10 I U 24 It) W X H 10... .... ... S 4 34 HI ... II U 1 m ... 4i IS i ... I tt 41 :il . . I 4A 0 174 ... S 11 1M I It .. ltl .. I .. t J 40 I M :: ,!o .. t 40 .. I 40 .. 8 40 .. I 40 . I 40 10 40 ,. t 40 n 40 .. 40 .. 1 14 ... IM 11 1 ... s 41 7 110 40 l 47 9f ... 4$ K ... () 4 : ... 45 41 SIT ... (40 PI 531 ... i 41 1 151 ... 141 (4 ti ... 4S tt til ... I 40 0 t)i W 41 M m ... 1 In l 141 ... 4TU 41.... .Ill tt 147 ... ft 47V iW ... 41i TO.. 5M ... M ISO ... W I.... ..111 . 5 ..SO ..114 6.. . 0.... II... 11 .... . . 7. .. t. W.. .. . 4J. . . 74.. 50 SOI ... 110 Ml tt. .nt ... I 50 ... t.VI tO t M !!! t K ... 1 to t to .. t to .M 110 I 40 JS... M... t:. . :t... 11... 14... ... I.. til . 4.. 71 M.. ... it. t. ics, . ..174 ..lit .104 ..too . .SMI . .373 ..l ..! ..iS ... 4 .114 M I 40 111 ... W . :n to 1 is ..in . . 46 i no x 10 .111 ... I 40 m 10 1 40 . its ... t 40 314 t 44 .l.U 10 I 10 ..Mi 10 I 40 ..in SO It 40 ..Sit tO t 4)t ..tit ... 8 4m . S ItO t 431, ..274 ... I 4JU t to 1 to 41. . H.... .. 131 :io 1 M . . :t3 . ut . . .30 10 1 to ...SI M I SO 0 .. TT.... M... .144 t to l3ti I S3H I ti t SS t S3 I tt II ... ....303 ....Ml .... 31. .101 .... It. . 64.. . M0 1 414 14 its tl MS I 41 t 41 t 41 II It 45 . W3 iir ..343 ro M SIT .,. t 11 204 I M 10 ITS ... IIS M. ..til . 174 t i: ... o T. . I.... 4!. 70. IS. t 411 I 41 t 45 314 .31 SHEEP Lambs wtra falrlv active sell crs at steady to strong prices In face ot the fact that the fresh receipts were lib eral for a Wednesday and about seven cars of lambs wer carried over from yesterday's trade. At first the market waa a little slow 111 getting under way, hut once a trnding basis waa arrived at the milk of the offerings cleared at a reasonable hour. The general quality wan aoout tne ssme as 01 late, wun tne .Mexi can grades selling at ST.Wti7.70. As usual the majority of lambs were fod westerns and were picked up anywhere from 17.00 7.40. Three cars of Idaho lambs sold to a feeder buyer at 37.00 and less desirable grades ot the feeder class went at J180JJ 6.90. H was a slow deal tn aged sheep most ot tho forenoon and the demand was ap. parently rather limited at prices weak to a dime lower than yesterday. The bulk ot the offerings was made un of wa which found an outlet at 5.005f6.65 accord- ing to weignt and duality. The day's receipts were estimated at some 12.500 head, against 8,3i5 head last Wednesday, 8,131 two weeks ago and 4,tJ on the same day last year. For tho week to oate tne receipts nave been liberal amounting to aboutS9.674 head, nn mm, pared with 33.746 head for the same time last week, 33,6A two weeks ago and 11,200 a year ago. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to choice. 17.45417.70: lambs, fair to good. 37.25S7.45: lambs, common to fair, n.vwui.o lamns, cutis, year llni 1 1 trill ICHYflfttV v.orllirr. V,Ia.. 31l5ir8.40: wethers, good to choice. $4.(151 6.15; wethers, fair to good. S3. 4035. M; ewes, good to choice, 33.403355; ewes, lar to Hooa, t.IUlT.tU. No. 498 corn-fed lambs .... Av. 84 71 70 75 75 Pr. 7 25 6S0 IS 7 35 7 35 in' native lamus 107 native lambs 807 corn-fed lambs 188 corn-ted lambn ifii corn-fed lamba 75 132 corn-fed lambs ... 74 7 33 206 corn-fed ewes 97 S 55 203 corn'fed ewes 07 6 55 193 corn-fed ewes ft) F 55 216 corn-fen ewes' i R ;5 73 corn-fed ewes ....103 5 50 179 corn-fed ewes .,,.10$ R so 273 corn-fed lambs 79 7 W 303 corn-fed lambs 78 7 B 178 corn-fed lambs ..55 7 00 131 corn-fed lambs 75 7 84 3 corn-fed lambs 75 7 30 m Idaho lambs , 71 7 CO 337 Idaho lamb 61 7 00 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Best Cnttle Htronsr to Higher Hogs Stronir to Illgber. CHICAOO. March 18. C ATT LE R. ceipts, 12,000 head; market for best strong to 10c higher; others generally steady beeves. 87.00tftt.40: Texas steers. 17.16fl8.l5 western steers. 36.S5ff8.10: stockers and feeders. 35.502 S.10; cows and heifers, 33-73 Sjo.w; carves, ts.wfly.w. HOGS Receipts, 26,600 head; market strong to cc higher: buK of sales, ss.k: -b ii..,.. e ...no cl . 1 . , 10 IA4A BJ heavy. t3.S0Q1.S0; rough, JS.SOfje.45; pigs, 37.00A 8.1)0. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22.COJ head; market ste4ay to 10c higher! native, 34.76(06.33: western. 34.WVJ56.40; yearlings, ,1 ,Ul4 1,1, 1 - I .... , C T T -K ....... f,H', latiivB, uawv, v.ivi.iw, .wet- em, S,76IS.. ' Kansas Cltr Live Slock Market KANSAS CITY, March 1S.-CATTLE-Recelpts, 3,600 head; market steady to strong; prime fed steers, ej.MKOO.OO: dressed neef ulcers, jt.wbs.w; western steers, jt.so (36.60; southern steers, 36.50$ S.25-, cows, Jl.353'7.10: heifers, 36.503S.75: stockers and feeders, 36.75C8.28; bulls, J6.0037.W; calves, 30.8O09.W. HOas-Recelptr. 7,300 bad: market steady to strong; bulk, 3A.40Ss.t7H: heavy, JS.60JIS.67H; packers and butchers, M.60 S 65: light, tS.S50S.55; Plgg, 3J.6O.10. SHEEP AND LAltBS-Recelpts. 4,600 head: market steady to lOo higher; lambs, J0.9CvjX7.75; yearlings, 36.254.75- wethers, $5.50ij6.15; ewea, tS-SfegS-PO. Sloox Cltr Lve Stock Market. SIOUX CITY. March 18. CATTLE Re ceipts, 2,000 head; market weak; natlva steer. tr.JO'fls.w): cows ana neiitrs. 7.40; cannera. tl.c08o.60; stockers and feed ers, t6.00fl7.60: calves, 37.00SI7.W; T bulls. Stags, etc.. J5.2f.37.00. HOOB Receipts, 4.a head; market tvg 14V. higher: heavy, t3.40ifig.45: mixed. 13.35 tfS.40; light, tS.3068.33; bulk of sales, 33.30 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.600 hesd: market steady: fed muttons, S6.00i3 6.75: wethers. J5.S5O6.00; ewes Jl.J0-3S.25; lambs, J8.0O37.M. St. Lons Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS. Mo.. March IS. CATTLE Receipts, 2.000 head, market 10316a higher: boat steer. 37.5W9.J5; cows and heifers, t4.25tS3.65; stockers and feeder. 35.0x97.50; soumern steer. w.io'J3.u; cows and heif er. 31006.00; calves. tS.QOQVM. HOOH-Receipts. 12,50) head, market to lower; pigs and llght, tXOOfltto: mixed and butchers. J8.fiJ.S0i good heavy. 3H.70 eit.so. SHEEP AND IAMBB-Reeeipt. 2,000 head, market steady to strong; mutton. J4.7506.00; lamb, t7.WJ7,90. St. Joseph Llvo 'Stock Market. ST, JOSEPH. Mo March 13. CATTUZ Rtceipts 700 head; market, I0o higher: steers. 37.0039.00: cows and heifers, tl.OOft 8.60; calves. .S9.60. " v HOOS-Recelpt 1300 hesq; market steady to 5c higher; top, J8.6J; bujk, js.JS PUEEP AND LAMBS Receipts J.COO neso; marnci, eiun. ia.mi, fi.wgi.ia. 7ocnI Secoritte. quotations turntatied by Burst, (rUkr d Co.. 443 Omslia National bask DulMlagi Bis. atksf. Aurella. ta , El, 1113 , jet 101.11 Csae TrhUif Matblna Co ,,. 9 l ConmonweaUh Llle 1st., Omaea,,,. IT 1144 Dre ft Co. pfd M ttU Dot Jtolnta. la., fchool m,. 113.,.. 10444 101 li ralrmost Creamery 7 per cast pfd,.., 1O0U iflu Kouatos, Tn 44t. Ull 303 10J.M Kanaaa O, 4 (. I per test ptd t!4 jot Ueitdt a. ii. 5. m ss t Meunt An. U., 44a. 1S3I lftt 104 Mat oa Co.. Mo-. Ref. ta, 1934 10341 idSU Montreal T ft P. , 111 MI joou Omaha E. L 4 T. ptd , is Omaha Oaa la. 117.,.., t tt Cltr of Omaha 4Ha. 1134 10OU joiu Omaha ft C II, St Ry. fa. ISJS S4 StW OaUt A C B. St. Ry. pfd..,, tl S3 Omaha ft C. B. It. ft B. pfd (5 ts gortland. Ore.. 4Ha. IHl...., 10441 Jos 07 sckr Ml. rvel boaui ju Swift ft Co. lUck lottl 164', loui Oty BUxk Yard! fa. 1130..,.. U stU niesx City Btock Yards ptd.......... 17 tl Saattle School ta, 1123 103 101 Bouth Omaha Cltr IV. UH 1014 101 'i Ban Dleso, Cal . 8. O it. 1S30.,.,,. , )0t lot is Salt Lake CHy School 4a. 1S30 f M t'Dlon Stock Ye-rdi, Omaha n im CIS P, U Co. to. 1144, .... SI t5 Persistent Advertutng ts tn road ta' Butlness Success. NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET Attempts to Carry Further Rlie o Say Before Shortlived. 'RACING IS DULL THROUGHOUT ISnropean Selllnst, Which Has Been a Depressing Intlnence for Some Time rt Is Snspended. NEW YOrtK Msn-h II Al4 emm . few stocks whose movements reflected special Influences, there waa little action n ioaay s marxet. Attempts were made o carry further (h rl nf vi.r.v but the movement was short-lived. The Poor SllCCeSa which altnnrierl tli affnrt Induced speculative selling and stocks do cllned slowly, sagging In some Instanced unaer yesterday s close. Trading was dull throughout the day. European selling, which has been a do pressing Influence for some time past. was suspended today. London did little In this market, hut Ita transactions were on the buying side. Canadian Pacific thotverf strength on the foreign buying. Coppers rose for a time on favorable trade leports. The metal market again advanaod In London and domestic pro ducers wcro saio to De maKing saies at 14S cents, with an Increased demand. Re ports from the steel trade were colnflli t Ing. The volume of new business was described as showing no Improvement, unnea states eteei was ono ot Cio heaviest of the leading stocks. George F. Raer'a resignation from thft Lehigh Valley board gavn an opening to traders, who hammered the stocks sev eral weeks ago. Lehigh Valley was forced down nearly three points from I'a high prices. Colorado & Southern firs: preferred broke five points on the an nouncement that the April dividend on the first and second preferred Issues would be passed. Vncertalnay as to tha outcome of efforts to reorganize Roc isiana resulted in renewed pressure on these securities. The collateral 4s and, debenture 5s lost more than two points each. Tho collaterals fell to 37H, setting a new low record, as did the preferred, stock at 6. wcaKucss or Rock island nonet ana Missouri, Pacific and Kansas & Texas Issues affected the general bond market, which was easy. Total sates, 32,800,000. Unltcil States bonds were unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading Quotations on stocks were as follows: Sain. Win. IO". AmlmttM Copper ... 10.XO ? IV i 75'j American Atricuuorai .. too si AmerKin Beet Punr.(. Aratiitin Ctn 1.100 31 3,500 30 ft 30 10 . ... w 10J4 01i 44H 41 11 31'. .. .. 10t S4 141 4IK MV .... 101U mi 111 ArorncftJi .n pm. ....... ,.. ..... Amcrloen C. & K 400 1114 AmeMcin Cotton Oil.... 40O 46 Am. Ice Sfcv,rlll 1.SM 31 Amtrlcin Linseed ..... Amerletn LocomctlTo ... 400 3S'4 Amerlcin & ft ft I.70O Wt American s- ft Pto. Am. Huier liennios... Amerleea T. ft T . .., American Tobtcco .... 300 101H SOO ISStt 400 SHU 14SII jllif Aneeondt Mlnlot Co.. tOO J5H lift 35i S00 S7 IT 4?i 1004 V) lim 131H U0 1.100 tlH S9 t't COO 44U 41i 41' 1.200 12 ss 7.S00 tmn sotn jott 4,000 It's USi 34VI 3,100 tin tin s:s im i,:oo n tH sin, 114 400 3S' 33 32i 13J14 600 Uli UH 't' , WM, 1 set, 13 AKIUMn Atchlnn pfd .... Atlantic ctntt u bloc..... neltlmor ft OHIO.. ...... rjethlthtm Bll Brooklrn Rapid Tr...... CtnMlsn Perltlo Ceotral Leather Chretpeakt A Ohio...... Oilcato a. W. Cnilceco, M. ft Pt. P.... CMcaso ft N. W Colorado Fuel A Iron... Oontolldattd Oa ........ Corn producta pelaerare lludton Dnvr & Rio Clranir... Pnvr ft II, 0, pfd..... rittllUrn' geourttles .... rn Br let pfd :i mi JIT, 441, ..... 700 UT4 3.100 :su Erie 2d Ptd. ..... n too 147 147U 147 Oeneral Electrlo .... Otnt Northern Md. l.SflO 13HI 131 111 (Ireat Northern Ore ctfa, 1.300 I7H 34H S7 .... 10) 14l Ui MH .... 104 10H Ulipoia central InterhorouSiX Slot Interborouth Jlet. pld. too it' soo to International Harreattr.. ., Inter-Merlne pis ,. International Pcper .... International Thimp ..... Kanaat City gouthera,... Ijclede ill Lehlth Volley Loularllls X. Kaahiillo.. M 81, P. ft B fte. M. Mlaasurl. K. ft T MUiourl Paclflo kallonal BlaeiUt National lad .. .... ml .... ..i 4 37,400 141H l(4i 14S too US, US ISO ISO 300 ITU Wl 17H 3,200 3IH 214 , , UMa , 40 Wi 3,300 UU n SISi ... 37 ... . 103 7U SOO U3H- 1UH llJ " ioo iwi iioH im l,:co uih is J" .... .. S3 N. R. R. of 31. 2d pfd., . New Yorx tenirsi N. Y-. 0. V W Norfolk tf Weatern North American ........ North Paeltlc Pacific Mall panneylTBUIft ............ People's Oaa p., C , C P- L Pltttbursh Cost Treaaad Steel Car....i... . f00 4IU . COO U2U . 20,700 W . 200 :t . 300 IMS . 1.SO0 4Vi mi 43 m; ui 1M'4 M414, SSH 3H FullmaS raiaca uar.,. Ileadlns .. Republic Iron A Btetl. Htpublio l. o, pia.. -. Tlook laland Co nock laland Co. ptd. .. Bt. L. & 8. r. 2d pld... Seaboard Air Line Seaboard A. L. pfd...... Cloi. Sheffield B. ft I... southern racltlo .... . Southern Railway So. Railway ptd i aa Hi 4,400 H 300 4H 4H 414. 4H so till lOtb 4,100 NU 400 :ni soo si 1.000 Silt Tennetae 3oper Tesas Tacltlc Union Pacltlo . ... Union Tacltlo ptd.. ..... United Statee Realty... . United Statta Rubber.,.. United Rates Steel U. 8. Steel ptd ... ..U, SOO ItH l"a 7.000 1M, 357H U7T ...... ....4 ..... t- 'ioo "siii 'eiii nsS SS.I0O 4 l't Wi too no josh U 1,300 IS M'i S4i' CsnSlM Chemical ; w.btah p4 too 4H U i WeaUrn Maryland wettern Union J.l t J4 ji Weattnthouee Electrlo .. 3.400 TIN TSH 7 cwrot..k.K.V.v;vtoo ; $ St vPn. n.- i-Jg SSt Sit 4 nT On. Copper 3.00 !i Sits nrt Total tales for tbs day. 20S.WO abaret. jtu-ff York Sfoney atarket. NEW TORK, March l.MONHT-Call, steady, at Pr cnts ruling rate. 3 Sir cent: cto.Tng. Percjnt. Time foans. steady: sixty days, S Per et J ninety days, 3 per cent; six months, S's MERCANTILE PAPBR-404H per cent. 6TBRWNO BXCHANOlE-etrong; slacty day. t4.84W; demand, M t660; commercial BiivERiBar, Mc; Mexican dollar. BONDB-Oovernraerit, steady; railroad, Clotlug quotation on oondt today wer " 8.0ratW:8f! re.,.MK. C. to. ret tt 9441' V poa ... .... "ttU dak, 4i. 1SJ1. n$ U. B. Se. rtf 103 L. & V. uat. 4s, . Hli dreOBpon 10JHM. K- 4i T. let 4a, StV U, B, 4. rf Uj , "do gen. 4HI- 7tI do ...lUHMo. Paclflo 4 MT ruant It eeupa--tM.. eoav. (a... 1 AeT A. 4..VT. 400HeN. R.R- Of . 4a . T. ft T. er. 4t, S eN. V. C. g. 1H . eAtB. Ttbaoeo 4a....J10U e4o dab. 41... . Mlt AmouJ A Co. 4V.. VN. T- N. . H. Atebttos e. 4a. .. eSH'f. W. lit . 4e M 40 CT. 41. Ut. . v. 1 10Ji riT. ta. 0 NO. rine 44. HU A. C IV let 4t 11 4o 3 174; Hal. ft Ohio 4a MtlO. 8. L. rfd. 4a. M IMt .. MHrenn. cr. 3!4t" mt. ihi BiMk. Tr. ct. 4e..ll44 'to o- 4s.., . lOUi Ceo of Ot- It. ...iMWReadins . U.. MH Cm. Leather It..., IsiiS. L. tt 8. K, fj. It 7tl CbM. . OWetHi- 4g to . .... 41 a eenv. :a-- a "-. .v i- Ch tee aft A A. IH- . , J, la. 771, C B- as u. 3, ta i-s. do sen. 4a... .... - U do -ct. 4a e u t I p e 4ii 101 do Ut rat. 4. C. R. I. P. e. 41 17 SO. Railway Is, do tt. laf..,. . . 71H to . 4a.... C. a 87r fc 4Hs. U4VBloa raalfla 4a, D. ft H. t7. tl. ... do er. ts D. ft R. O. ret. ft, 4H U & Ttt 4a "4 u t 10m 74U 9! 3 10314 Dlatlliara aa ..... wwwr . .w, friTp.!, 4 14 IT. B. 8fl 3d 5,. l0jH a mmu, t..t- t. it -s- we. iFw. r7w da er. 41. ttr. 74H Wabcrt let x. 4a ItH HI. Can. 1st r. 4t, t eWeaUrn Md. 4s. . 71 Inter. Met 4U TT "Wirt. Elae. ct. Ii J44i Intw. M. M. 4H. IJ4 CestftJ 4s.. Kt4 Japan 4Ua . . UU I Bid. Ofterad. Coffee Market. NEW TORK. March ItTOfTBC-' After opening steady unchanged to 3 point higher on report ot smaller re ceipts snd steadier cost and freight situa tion, coffee today turned easy under re newed liquidation, foreign selling, easier French cables and rumors that Brazil was selling here through trade Interests, There seemed few buyers and the closa wss steady, 10313c net lower Sales, 57.000 hags. March R.43c May. 3.52c; July S.UTe, September 8.32c, f)ctober, 8.S9c. December. R.87c; January. 8.03c Spot, quiet. Rio, Vo, T. 8c; Santos. No. 4. lll.c, mild, dull; Cordova, IZHQiitltCi nominal, "