I
Swappers' Column
What T.wr. -v . . . . T7TT
tr.?. , f,.0?iweBtern ,ow.a nav yu
;r"d pr ?W acrea of best fruit snrf
Tpto.? '"aJ"'1 agJo'nlnB town In East
lexos? Address S. rr cm n.
U?nl i'u"-SSENGEn JNTEI1NA
In iruit0. " clianM for good build
Jt .1 otDorJ0!?,,I maha; value $760. Ad-
ONf; OR TWn iitd icao tt
" S.0"li DJtoU; prloe, cash. $224
Zu.S Sl?? for ood onc-karat dla-
:l. ....... i,urCT, g. j, t5S- umaha Pee.
IVJ-ACriB RICH. M.Ai'ir pinn t . x.iC
- v.- x.. v.,, vmaiia
Bee.
WAWiiiu JMSC PHONOGRAPH RKC-
tlSrihMlRhtly,u,ed'. ,n Perfect condt
uo'V that are for sale ehn mr r..h
.acrie r r en
H'XLt. SWAP nnnn r- , , r . , n,-.
V,?wr 'cultural land on railroad In
wuthern South Dakota Tor vacant lot.
-2"?P3S' .nds, or what have you?
"5ial. 8?1 lot t0 trad 'or a first-class
Tamond or will buy if bargain for cash.
Address 8. C. 821. Omaha Bee.
UOOl COTTAGH NOItTH OMAHA.
Modern but heat. All newly painted
nd japered. Garage. 16x28 ft. Cement
good, light auto or clear lots. 8. C. 669.
nri.ib6tr.acli,,ce' "m' W"t cen.
Sr ut9; Goo1 abstract and war
ranty deed. 8. C. 56S. Pee.
",,1?; ,pINTOQnAPH MACHINK
HbhnJnlpI? ler work', prints through
nrin??J',k? 43rPew'--e can use ordinary
L"?'? tyre, and cuts, Also: electric
tli or,n(l hand power: cost $335. Will
ildr JSZ heap .lot or land- or wl cn
siaer anv winH nf . . -. , .
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD 6-ROOM COT
ta;c at 2S2S Grant St. Omaha, price
w.800. inc. tm, for M.000 grocery stock or
gents furnishing stock and shoes. Own
ers write me. 8. C. 571, Omaha Be.
THE B&E: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
11
OLD-STYLE SIDEBOARD, BIRD'SKTE
maple with marble top, hand-carved
nd a rrettv n ece of furniture, but bulky.
What have you to exchange? Address
S. C, 510. Bee.
I HAVE 4ft APIlItB FINE OREGON
fruit land: a fi-room cottage, modem ex
cept heat, and a 1913 overland louring
car. Will trade for anything. MaKe 01
fer. Address 8. C. 6Z2, care Bee.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO SWAP FOR A
set of colden oak ouarter-sawed dining
room furniture and a Solar steel range
in good condition? Address S. C. w". Bee
I WANT TO SWAP 80MB DISC PHONO-
graph records. What have you 7 Adarcas
B. u. 62S, care Bee.
GARDEN TOOL9 AND SHRUBS OF
any kind wanted for house or office
furniture; have roll top desk, two chairs,
chiffonier, leather parlor chair. Address
8 r M3, nee. .
HAVE GOOD OAK DRESSER. COM;
mrule. Ir hnr nnd fiomn chairs. Will
consider tradn for horse and nay differ
ence, or what haveVou? First good offer
taxes it. Address fc. u. tai, uee.
HRpnvn.iiAvn remington TYPE'
writer to swan for good bicycle ana
casii. Address b i; sis, uee.
18.000 CLEAR MDSla riTOCK IN
Omaha, consisting of dry goods, no
tions, nats. gloves, shoes, etc. f ixtures,
$600 only. Want clear Omaha property or
clear land. Will assume If some cash
paid. Good location. Cash business. S.
C. 570, Bee.
Jit-1 ?F MARES, ONE SORREL THE
fihe b'ack, about 1.700 lbs. God condi
iron' .bf?ke wm 8WaP for farm machln-
-j. Auurew a. t:. 6ic, Bee.
HAVJS Hirt.T. PItr 1 rrin ni i-
.w!!!it.e,. thoroughbred bull, good and
h?. i: .ino 'atohdog. Will oxchange for
"i rooq conaiuon. s. c. 002, Boo
niTHaUL. SEATED HUUlifc.it Tlltfc,D
surrey, practically good as new, as part
mayment on good B-passcngcr automobile
yr cmn, Aggress B. c., f13, care Bee.
5NtT FIFTEEN - LIGHT ACETYLENE.
What have yout Address S. C. MJ.
OAS STOVE. 4 LARGE BURNERS AND
One Oven, hnrrilv 1lfiH. vf.11ftnt tiftUnr
'puld llko to swap for chlckena: profsr
"inyt nocKi. Aggress ts. c wi, nee.
A-NO. 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
former price for sale or Bwap. Ad-
ut?8l P. tj. 671, Bee.
A GOOD BAKERY, WORTH J300, FOR
trade. What have you. Address S. C. 116,
t;aro Bee,
CLEAR LOT SOUTH OMAHA, I5TH
and Madison. Price, im. Trade for
.llh'nt auto. Guaramet title abstracu Ad
dress S, C. 667. Bee.
WILL- SWAP TYPEWRITER FOR VIC
trola or 3A kodak. Address S. C. oOS,
Bee.
WLM. SWAP WHITE .HOLLAND TUU
Key torn for two turkey hens. Address
C. 566. Bee. ;
COLLECTION OF RUGS TO EX
cl:angu for diamonds or cash. Will have
U-j aec rugs to appreciate their, value.
Address S. C, 617, care Bee.
WANTED TO TRADE PAINTING AND
papering tor printing. Addrels S. C.
lull), bets.
WANTI2D-T X P K WRITER. TYPE
wrltcr. desk, flat top desk, filing cab
inet, office chairs: exchange clear lot In
.South 'Omaha; abstract, good title. Ad
irons S. Cr 0i5. Bee.
ONM OLD TRUSTY AND ONE 8UC
cestful Incubator for four doxen good
hens or two doien for choice of cither.
Address S. C 512, care Bee.
INDIAN CURIOS. PRIVATE COLLEC
Hon. cenulne buckskin, bead work..
clubs, pipes, etc.; beautiful and rare dec-
cratlons for don. Will trade or sell. Ad
dress S. C. C5U, Bee,
I HAVE A GOOD, HEALTHY YEAR
llng colt I would trade for calves. Make
me offer. Address S. C. 5S4, Bee.
CLEAR LOT. EXCHANGE FOR ANY
kind of auto In running order. Address
S. C. 678. Bee.
I HAVE A CAMERA OR A DIAMOND
or typewriter or a good wntch and cash
for your piano, or what7 D. C. 601, Bee.
WANTED TO SWAP A STEAMER
trunk in fine condition for a Morris
chair, or what? Address S. C. MT. Bee.
AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH
with about fifty best records, song and
music, for lot, horse, or what? Address
S. C. 572. Bee.
FIRST CLASS PAINTER AND PAPER
hanger, will swap pointing and paper
ing for coal, groceries, building material,
or anything I can use. S. C. 585.
TO 8WAP ONE 3-DRAWBR 6X8 UARD
cabinet for tvnewrlter. Addre.ia S. CI.
Its. Bee.
J HAVE A FEW CITY BUILDING LOTS
to swap lor a good truck or high-grade
automobile. 8. C 530. Bee.
WOODEN LETTER FILING CABINET.
3 drawers, to swap for an office chair.
Address S. C. 505. Bee.
GOING AWAY, TRADE REMINGTON
visible typewriter, almost new. for dia
mond or article can use. Address S. C.
Ml. Bee.
O'hAl: LOT FOR ROOMING HOLSB
ot 10 tii it rooms. Address S. C. 566. Bee.
THILL IRA UK A .SEyiNG MACUINK
foiJjookwase or buffet.
Address 'B. C.
U'KJNTiriG AND .fAJNU'lNU
"0.f.e isne, for 'dentistry.
jo;, .
WANTED
Address S.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR
small Round Oak heat nir stove used
anly one month? Com Die to with pipes
and an extra .set of grates. Address S.
C. K6. Bee.
NEW HAMMOND TYPEWRITER. COST
$30. Changed work so cannot use. Will
trude or sell. Address S. C, 558, Bee,
WANT TO TRADE tl.OSt LQU1T IN A
good 7-room house for clear vacant lot.
S. C. 572.
ALL-STEEL RANGE AND FURNITURE
. for swap or sole. Mako offer. Address
S. C oii. Bee.
Attempt to Break Down Grain Prices
Frustrated by Buyers.
CHICAGO CONTINGENT IS BUSY
Sprcnlators In the Pit There Arc
Reaching Oat and Selling the
Fntnre Option at Other
Markets.
OMAHA, April 3, 1514
Those in the grain trade who put out
hort lines of wheat and corn Tuesday,
and who attempted to even up their out
standing obligations yesterday. were
oDiigod to Nd up for the grain wanted,
as it was held tightly save during a short
America. 16H018Hc;
twins, l6UGlUc
long horns. l6UOimr
POTATOBS-Steady. receipts. U cars;
Mlohlgan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, red,
OOffBc; white,
. POULTRY-Allvr, higher, springs, ISc.
fowls, ifc.
HUTTBR-Loer; creameries. IKflMtte.
KOGS Higher; receipts, .710 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 17018c; ordlnann
first, 17qi7Hc; firsts, nfcflisc.
NEW VOIIK GBXERATj MARKET
Quotations of the Bay on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 2.-FIOUR-Market.
Dicsaxi spring patents, H.wv.U); winter
straights, Jl.20fl4.35j winter patents, 11.40
4T4.70; spring clears. SI.00U4.ia, extra No.
1 winter. U.6&G4.76, extra No. J winter,
W.3MI3.50; Kansas straights, M.104T4.SO.
WHEAT-Spot firm. No. S hard winter,
Mc, c. I. f.. New York; No. S red, tl.01,
eievator; no. 1 northern, uuiutn, ii.uih;
No. 1 northern, Manitoba, 101Vi. f. o. b.,
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
1 Ql0e higher than yesterday's average.
Towards the close, when most of tne
Cattle in Very Light Receipt and
Trices Again Higher.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
Fat Sheep Strong to Shade lllnher
Than Wednesday' AveraRe
Fat Lamb Mostly Steady
All Sell Knrly.
Sl.CSUffl.OV No. r WMMSn: No. a KVHS.V.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
19IS. 378c; 1B11, 17tP21c; Paclflo coast.
ms. Wtifec: 1913. 15190.
HIDES-Steady: BogoU. !I00Hc; Cen
tral America. 90ffl30Jic.
PETROLEUM Steady, refined. New
ork, bulk, JA.S5, barrels, S.7; cases.
Jll.Io.
WOOL-Steady; domestlo fleece, XX
Ohio, tic
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 30c;
seconds. I8fj2c
PROVISIONS Pork, quiet; 'mess,
JtlOOimW; fsnilly, UI.OCVjJm.00; short
clears, i30.2Xtrz2.0O. Beef quiet, mess,
H8.0CHJ18.50: family, J10.O0ti2O.00. Cut meats.
nult; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pound,
813.25014.50; pickled hams, JU.H.J0.
Lard, firm; middle west, 8iD.56Q10.6o-, re
fined easy. continent, 8U.0V, South
America, 011.76; compound, steady, 88.37H
Q8.62H.
TALLOW-Oulet; city, 6,c! country,
&flfiic: special, Hc.
BUTTER-Market steady; receipts. 5,500
tubs; creamery extras, 25pCVtc; firsts,
2SB34c; held extras, SHc; rrocess ex
Iras 3Uc.
CHEESE-Market Irregular: receipts,
SOO boxes; state whole milk, held whites.
EGGS Market Irregular; receipts.. 24.100
cases; fresh gathered extras, 31lr8U2o:
firsts, storage packed. Sic; fresh gathered
firsts, l&;fii20o; nearby hennery, whlto to
fancy, 255120c; nearby hennery, gathered
whites, 25c.
POl'LTRY-Qulqt: fresh fowls, 1519c;
chlckt-ns, frozen broilers, lS.g2lo, turkeys,
froxen, 22ft20c.
I HAVE A uNE-TON LIGHT TRUCK;
hinko Uffcr. Addfess" S. C. 631. Bee.
ft K Ali KSTATE LOANU.
CI? piMptlty. Largo loans a apeclulty.
W. .1. Thoinas, ?M .State Bank Bldg.
TiAHRISON & MORTON. 9W Om. Nat.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska , farms,
O'KUEFK REAL ESTATE tjO..
lulu Omaha Nat. Douglas 2715.
jj(o to 110,000 made promptly. F. V.
"Wead. Wcad Bldi.'.. 16th and Farnam.
CITY LOAN 8, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,ft,
slo-312 Brandeis Theater Bldg. u
WANTED City, loans. Peters Trust Co.
I J A RVLN EROS Loan. W nd "P.
U AJV V U S3iXJt3. Umana nl Bank.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
"V Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET
CITY and farm loans. 5, 5fc, i per cent.
J. II. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
MONEY, on hand for elty and farm
loans. H. V. Binder, City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
HKAL ESTATh WANTED.
ilAVXS cash buyers for good vacant
,0t PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Phone Douglas 1781. Wore Block.
WANTED TO BENT.
WANT TO RENT
OR BUY
WEST FARNAM HOME.
Eight to ten rooms. Must be new and
modern, close to car and have garage
THE BYRON REED CO .
212 So. 17th. Phone Doug. 297.
WANTED TO RENT West Farnam
district, modern S-room house, with two
baths. Address F 303. Be.
WANTED TO BUY.
Highest prices paid for furniture. D.Z)7i.
WANTED TO BORROW.
ANTED 500, pay 8 per cent, good
security. Address A 313. Bee.
LIVE BTOCK MARKET OF WEST
SHIP live stock to south Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful attention.
Live Stock CoiuutUslun Merchants.
MARTIN BROS & CO., Exchange Bldg.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Statement Of the ownership, manage"
ment. circulation, etc., of The Omaha
Dally Bee. published dally at Omaha,
Neb., required by the act of August
24. U1S.
Editor, Victor Rosewater, Omaha. Neb.
Managing editor, T. W. McCullough,
Omaha, Neb, .
Business managers, C. C. Rosewater
and N. P. Fell. Omaha, Neb. . !
Publisher. The Bee Publishing com
pany, Omaha, Neb.
Owners; . , ,
The Be Publishing company
Stockholders:
Victor Rosewater, Omaha. Neb.. Charlvs
C. Rosewater, Omaha, Neb.; Ivh Ro.'e
water. Omaha, Neb.; Lr-ab. Rosewaber,
trustee, Omahu. Neb.; N, P. Fell, Onvha,
Neb.; Stella R. Fell. Omaha. Web;
Blanche R. Newman. Omaha. Neb.- n.
A. Haskell, Omaha, Neb.; F. !. Keller.
Omaha, Neb.. Joseph Rosewater. Cleve
land. O.; Ida Rosenwasser. Cleveland, O.;
Paul Rosenwasser. Cleveland, O. ; Her
man B. Rosenwasser. Cleveland, O.;
Alice R. Conn. Cleveland. O.; 8, Meyer
Estate. New York City; Antolneire Ger
ber, Omahu. Neb.; Alice Meyer, Omaha,'
Neb.j A. L. Meyer, trustee, Omaha,
Neb.; Eugene L. Geismer, Clewland, O.
Known bondholders, mortgagees and
other security holders, holding, 1 per cent
ir more of total amount of bonds, mort
gages or other securities;
Average number of copies of caeh issue
sf Uila publication sold or distributed,
through the mIU or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the six months pre
ceding the date ot this statement. 33.231.
J N. P. FKIU
Rushvss Manager.
Sworn to and subirrfbod before me this
1st day of April. MI4
Seali ROMiRT HINTEn.
Notary Public
iSIy (nrai"lon ox pi res DccembT
J I. 1S1&) i
BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons. S7c; No.
1, 60-lb. tubs. 27c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 80c; Amer
ican Swiss, 24u; block Swiss, 22c; twins,
2lc: daisies. 2Jc: triplets. 21c: Youiib
Americas, 22c: blue label brick, 19c; llm-
burgcr, 2-lb 20c; New xorK wnttt), ;ic.
FISH White, lie; trout, 13c; large crap
pies, 12c to 16c; Spanish mackerel, 16c;
shad roe .per pair, 50c; salmon, 11c; hall,
but, 12c; buffalo, t'c; channel catfish, 16c;
pike, 12c; pickerel, 9c.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1, 18c; No. 2,
161ic: No. 3, UVjC. Loins; No. 1, WUo;
No. 2, 17c: No. S, 15V4c. Chucks: No. 1,
U'jc; No. 2. 1014c; No. 3. 10c. Rounds: No.
1. He; No. 2. 13S4c: No. 3, 13'ac. Plates;
No. 1. 9Uc; No. 2, S?ic; No. 3, iUc.
POULTRY Broilers, 2.ic: hens, 14c:
cocks, 5V4c; ducks, He; geete, 10c; turkeys.
25c; pigeons, per dozen. J1.20; ducks, full
feathered, lie; geese, full feathered, 10c;
squabs. No. 1, tl.5032.00; No. 2, 60c.
Wholesale prices of beet cuts effective
today In Omaha arc as follows:
OLD VEGETABLES New York cab
mage, per lb., 2V4c; sweet potatoes, per
hamper. 81.60; parsnips, per lb., 2c; beets,
per lb., 2c; carrots, per lb., 2c; turnips,
per b., 2c; Red River Ohio potatoes, per
bti $1.00; Idaho potatoes, per bu., 85c:
Early Rose potatoes, fUc; red onions, per
bu., 83.00; yellow onions, per bu., $3.00,
Spanish onions, per crate. 82.00.
.The following prices are furnished by
tne Glllnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS-Sunkist oranges, all sizes,
82.50. Lemons: Sunklst Golden Bowl,
300 and 960, 15.50; Red Ball Sil
ver cord, 300 and 560, J4.50. Grapo
fruit: Indian River, S, jfj.50; 46. 6:
84.35; 61, 8.W; 64 and 80. JJ.00. Bananas,
per pound 8 to SHc. Apples: Colorado
Missouri Pippin, per box, 2.8j; Colorado
Ben Davis, per box, J1.25; Colorado White
Pearraain. per box, 82.00: Idaho Wlnesaps.
cr bo. $2.60. extra tancy barrel Ban
avis, JftSO; extra fancy barrel Gano,
$8.50; extra fancy barrel Missouri Pip
pins. $7W; extra fancy barrel Wlnesaps,
FRESH VEGETABLES Beets, per
dox 60c; (.arrets, per doz.. 60c; spinach,
per doz., No; turnips, per doz., 60c; shal
lot, per dox.. 4$c; parsley, per doz., 400;
radishes, per doz., 60c; htad lettuce per
doz.. 81.00: leaf lettuce, oer doz.. itv;
plant, per doz., $1.50; artichokes, per doz..
$2.03; Brussel sprouts, per lb., 20c; new
potatoes, per lb., 7c; celery, per doz., 81;
Florida celery, per crate. $3; peppers, per
basket. 60c; cauliflower, per dos.. $1,75;
beans, per hamper, $4.60; cucumbers, per
doz., $1-50 to $2; asparagus, per doz., $4;
new cabbaze, per lb., 2V4c; rhubarb, per
period earlv In the rfav. The early weak
ness in all the grains was on an attempt 1 afloat, opening navigation. Futures'lower.
--5.reak d?wJ1..vL,lilea' .b.ut th1 buying 'closing (itfttc net higher; May, $1,00 7-16;
power asserted Itself and frMn that time July. iGHc: September, 94Uo.
up to the close of the session the absorp- CORN-Spot fqlrm. No, 3 yellow, TiUc,
tion was good. There, was considerable c o. f, to arrive.
lane ot an improvement demand for casij OATS-Spot quiet; standard w hlte, 4IW
corn on eastern account, but this proved , OATS Spot, easy; standard white. 44H
u n innuro, as ine irnnuiunB orl(oHc; t0, 3 4IHC; Tancy clipped White,
the day were only 150.000 bushels, and i44MH7c
ims was mainly to go south, and lo.w HAY Quiet; standard, 9Jc0.; No. 1,
I'uoiifm ui il was ior snipmcnv 10 v uun.
In addition to the buying by sellers of
Tuesday there was considerable corn
taken on by speculators who secured
profits by making purchases.
The situation In corn as well as wheat
will continue to hinge on the cash arti
cle. It dullness Is seen In these channels
there Is little on which to buy either one
of these grains. It Is now getting rather
late in the season for damage claims to
be made In the winter wheat belt, but In
years gone by there have been severe
losses trom thawing and freezing as late
as early April. With a crop promise of
over 600,000,000 bushels ot winter wheat
and with the vlslblo supply a liberal one,
the likelihood ot an advance in wheat
values Is distant.
The Cnlcago speculative wheat world Is
taking a hand In nearly all of the outside
markets, as was shown by heavy selling
of Chicago May at Winnipeg yesterday.
The same speculators bought the de
ferred months at Chicago. One ot the
loading exporters in Canada said that on
the decline in wheat there have been
small sales ot Manitoba for open water
shipment. This wheat was taken by ex
porters at the seaboard. New York re
ported ten loads old crop hard winter
wheat as sold there on Tuesday, and
thera were some sales of wheat made by
Chicago houses to the eastern seaboard.
Cash oats wero generally easy In all the
markets and some ot the leading shipping
concerns were advising customers to sell
on all the rallies, because of general ab
sence In the demand for that grain.
Provisions closed at small advances on
the strength In hogs at the yards and tho
advance In grain prices. There .was some
profit taking on longs on hard spots, but
the offerings were well taken care of.
Cash trade conditions In meats nnd lard
were reported as unchanged and quiet.
wasn wneat was uncnanged.
Cash corn was unchanged to He higher.
Cash oats were unchanged to Uc higher.
Clearances were wheat and flour
equal to 350,000 bu.; corn, ,6,000 bu; oats,
1,000 bu.
Llvernol closed with wheat unclmnceil
to Hd lower; corn Hd lower.
Primary wheat receipts, were 008,000 bu.
and shipments S-W.OOO bu., against re
ceipts of .521.000 bu. and shipments of
347.000 bu.. last year.
Primary corn receipt were 6S4.00 bu.
and shipments 467,000 du.. against receipts
or .iiwj du. ana snipmcnts 01 3f3,wo tu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 577,000 bu.
and shipments 733,000 bu against 1 -celpts
of 415,000 and shipments of 432,t,vO
bu. last year.
These sales wero reported Wheat; No.
2 hard winter. 1 car, S4c. No. 3 hard
winter. 1 car, SlV4c. No. 2 spring, 1 car,
84c. Oats: No. 3 white, 4 cars, 37c 4;
cars, 36ic. No. 4 white, 2 cars, 3Uic
Corn: No. 2 white, 2 cars, CSVic No. 3
white. 1 car. 66U2: 1 car. RSlSe; 4 mrn.
65c; 2 cars, 04;c. No. 2 yellow, 2 cars,
65Hc; 8 cars. 65',4c No. 3 yellow, 2 cars,
65'4c; 1 car, C5c; ,6 cars, 6444c; 3 corn, 64Mc.
no. yciiow, 1 car, wc; 1 car, 63fic: 1
rar, mc. !xo. i mixea, i cars, 63c- No.
3 mixed, 10 cars, 64Hc; 7 cars, 414c; 6
cars, 64c; 1 car, 63&c. No. 4 mixed, 3
cars, 63V4e; 3 care, 63c; 1 car, 62c. 'No
grade. 1 car (rotten). 6Sc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard
848SSo: No. 3 hard, 83S5c: No. 4 hard.'
78H82ttc: No. 3 spring, 8oH6c: No. 4
spring, Si'SWic; No. 2 durum. S$SS6',ic:
No. 3 durum, Ssgsstfc. Corn: No. 2
white, .65UffS5Hc: No. 3 while, 6;Hc;
No. 4 white, 63V4Q4Mc: No. 2 yellow. 65U
66H0; No. 3 yellow, 64US65Vic: No. 4 yel
low, 63$64c; No. 2. 64iSC5c; No. 3. 63St2
644c; No. 4. 62Q3V4c: no grade, 58u"62c.
Oats: No. 2 white, 37HW7c: standard,
37!l7Uc: No. 3 white, 364J37c; No. 4
white, 38Hc Barley: Malting. 66tfoc;
No. 1 feed. 50flC5c. Rye: No. 2, ItiSWAc;
No. 3, 55H56c.
cXnLOT RECEIPT8.
Whcat.Corn.Oats.
Corn and Wheat Boston nnllptln.
United States Department of Agricul
ture, weather bureau's report for the
twenty-four hours ending at S a. m., 76th
morldlan time, at Omaha, Neb., Thurs
day, April 2, 1914:
OMAHA DISTRICT. '
Temp. Rain
nign. low. fall.
Chicago 31 45 si
Minneapolis 28G
IDuluth 30
Omaha 18 130 32
Kansas City 40 126 Si
St. Louis 65 06 42
"Winnipeg 16S
box, $2.25; rhubarb, per box. $2.25. Florida
tomatoes, tancy, per crate, $4: Florida
tomatoex, choice, per crate, $3.M.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April 2. COFFEE A
smaller decrease than expected In the
world's visible supply statoment was
followed by an opening decline of from
4 -to 8 points In the coffee market this
morning. There was considerable
scattering liquidation, but the leading
bull brokers gave the market support,
closing cables from Havre were steadier,
and the market here rallied partly,
closing steady net 1 point higher to 6
points lower". Sales 25,250 bags. April,
8.74o; May. S.82c; July, 8.97c; September,
9UC; October, 9.22c; December, .3Sc:
January, 9.43c; March, 9.54c. Spot, quiet;
Rio No. 7, 9c; Santos, No. 4, lHic Mld,
quiet; Cordova, 12i816Hc.
t
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 2. METALS Lead,
quiet' at $3.75413.85: London. 18 ! M
bpelter, quiet at $5.2526.30. Jn London,
f21126d. Copper, firm: standard sDot
and June. $13.92ttfi14.$7U: electmlvtir
$14.62. lake. $15.00, nominal; casting
$14.371t14.60. Tin. easier, spot. $37.47tt
37.75; June, $27.60fr37.a Antimony, dull;
nun Muioi. uncnanged.
London prices. Conner, eaav: inm rut
Us 6d: futures, 66 10s. Tin, easy; spot.
171 6; futures. 17! 16s. Iron, Cleveland
warrants. 51 1 4V6d.
ST. lAJVlH. AOril 2. METALS!...!
quiet, at $3.66. Spelter, dull, at $5.1214.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Krnlts
NEW YORK. April. 2. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet but frlm; fancy UMUc
choice. 10UQ10?ic: prime. 9S4QSV '
DRIED FRl'lTH-Prnuce. steady Aprl
cots firmer, iholce, 15016',. extra
(choice. 16W016lc. ancv. l7Ri;ur
Peaches, quiet aiiins. dull.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading? and Closing-
Prices on tlnnrcl of Tradr.
CHICAGO, April 2. Green bugs in Okla
homa and the Hessian flv elsewhere had
a scarecrow effect todav on short flellnr
of wheat. Largely In consequence, the
market closed firm at lie to ,444c net
advance. There was a gain, too, In all
tho other speculative articles corn We,
pats W,4c to Uc and provisions biwiVrt
to 12'4c.
Although none of the advices in regard
to Insect pests In tho fields asserted any
existing damage and nothwlthlne that n
majority of exports were disposed to make
11 an 1 ot sucn news, most ot the wheat
snorts would take no chances. It was
pvldent the market had been somewhat
oversold and that for the time being at
lease the prudent course was to cover.
Samples of Oklahoma wheat. M In
contain truo specimens ot green bugs,
were exhibited to traders here, but were
ot so certified by any entomologist. The
extent or injury trom the Hessian fly was
declared, by good authority to depend on
April weather when the brood la develop
ing. Last spring cold, rainy weather acted
aa a check ana therefore damage predic
tions wero unrealized.
Omaha reports ot some export sales for
clearance by way of the gulf formed the
chief influence on the wheat market prior
to tho Hurry about the danger of Insect
depredation becoming a serious menace.
Corn prices were nervous, though within
a comparatively narrow range. The late
strength In wheat brought about consider
able buying. Report In regard to do
mestic cash business wero contradictory
and so also were tidings relative to
Argentina shipments. Talk of a carload
ot the South American grain having been
sold to como to Chicago by way of
Montreal was not generally given much
weight. Liverpool expects a decrease In
stocks. Oats had some Independent
strength because of continued seeding de
lays from wet weather.
Smaller receipts of hogs than expected
here and In the west made the provision
market bulge. Signs pointed to only 108,000
hoga arriving In Chicago this week,
against 178,000 for the corresponding week
a year ago.
Chicago future prices:
Artlo'el Open. Hlgh-I Low. IClose. Yes'y.
Stations.
Ashland, Neb... 6
Auburn, Neb... 68
B'ken Bow. Nb 64
Columbus, Neb, 61
C'ulbertson, Nb. 69
Falrbury, Neb. 02
Fairmont, Neb. 60
Gd. Island, Nb. 64
Hartlng'n, Neb. 58
Hastings. Neb.. 63
Holdrege. Neb.. a
Lincoln, Neb.... 60
No. Platte, Nb 66
Oakdale, Neh.. 69
Omaha, Neb.... 51
Tekamah, NVb. 55
Valentine, Nb. 62
Attn. Ia 47
Carroll. Ia 50
Ctarlnda. la..., 53
Sibley, Ia 47
8ioux City, la. 60
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SOUTH OMAHA, April J. 1M4.
R? eeiPta were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday iXA 5,190 7.3
Official Tuesdav . . s,j 9,349 16.24$
Official Wednesday ... 1.7T0 5,994 IJ.510
Estimate Thursday.... 1.3M 7, M0 7,000
Four days this week. 1UU jTrU 43.147
Same days last wsek.. 18.815 4J.7HI H.974
fame days 2 wks. ago.18.943 41.912 f.S.STA
Sam riav- 3 vi, . r. 17 sm n ?u 11 ftnrt
Same das-s 4 wks. ago!l7!s70 41.SM 50.612
Same days last year.,U,289 45,092 84,793
The following table shows tha receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
r,.,,. :sh. mix ine. n.
J,935 240,759 11.824
" .756,711 789. J34 32,513
81,eP 718,707 589,746 12S.8A1 .......
The following tas.e shows the rang ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
c'omparttf 'r the ,Mt f,tf da'' Uh
-v...uo uid nvac, n.ioii l.Vb Vfc
hogs hlri hMtfi snl,l It liftran In lnnk
though things might weaken off, In fact,
bids at one time became n. little taaler,
but most of the buyers found that they
could i no a few more loads, and when the
last salon were made thev looked to be aa
good as any other time. Quality was gen
erally better than on Wednesday, and
this probably makes tho market show up
better on pafer than It really la.
Bulk of the sales was made at $8.4tUf?
8.50, and while quite a string sold at the
tatter price, 11 was in mgnesi paid
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M. ? i 1 and disposition of live stock
tLl ,ty?l?n .e,0.ck yards, South Omaha.
S?JTii,t . -wnty.f our hours ending at 8
o clock yesterday:
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DISI'OSiTIUN-HEAD".
cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Minimum temperature for twelvx.bnur
period ending at S a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
ro. ot M emp.-
0 18
Ky... 22
Columbus
Louisville. Ky
Indlana'lls. lnd, 13
Chicago. Ill 24
St. Louis. Mo.... 11
Des Moines, Ia. 24
Minneapolis .... 51
Kan. City. Mo.. 31
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Wheat
May.
July.
Corn
May.
July.
Oats
May.
July.
Pork
May,
July.
Lard
May.
Julv.
Ribs
May. 11 WW 11 17V4
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20 86 20 SO 20 Zi
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10 7J 10 77H 10 70
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Chlcaen Caih Prii.n Whnl Vr 9
MV4MHc: No. 3 red, 92ff(Oe; No. 3 hard.
91493c; No, 3 hard. 91!4Q91ttc; No. 2
No. 3 white. 674i 6SHc: No. 3 vellow. fcvc.kr
Oats: No, 2 white. 41c, No. 3 white, 38o2i
S9Uc standard, 40c, ye No, 3, 60c Bar
ley 48ft4c. Seed Timothy, $3.0Oii4.2i.
clover. $8.0j13.00. Provisions. Pork. $20.90:
lard. $10,474. ribs. $10.62411124.
EGOS Higher, receipts. Am rases, at
mark, cases Included, 1718o, ordinary
flists. 1617Uc; fliMts. J7k318e
CHEESE Lower, daisies, nVtClIHc,
Precipitation occurred within the last
twenty-four hours in all except the
Omaha, Des Moines and Kansas City dis
tricts. Temperatures at or below freezing
were general In the Minneapolis rt'strlct
and occurred at three, stations in the
Omaha district. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Kansas City Grain ana Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, April 2,-WHEAT-No.
2 hard, 8JS9Hc; No. 2 red, S84tJ894c;
May. S4Sc: July, $14c. '
CORN No. 2 mixed. 69c; No, 3, 664
674c; No. 2- w hlte. 68H69c; No. 3, 67fiSo;
May. (6c: July, 704B7Olic.
OATS-No. 2 white, ?94f40c; No. 3
mixed. 38UU384C.
BUTTER -Creamer-. 24o; firsts, 23c;
Bcrmds. 22c: packing, 144c.
EGOS-Flrsts. 154e: seconds. 15c.
POULTRY Hens, 16c; springs, 15c.
Minneapolis it ruin Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 2
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 934c; No. 1 north
ern, POH0924c: No. 2 northern. WfflST
No.c 3. S6H3S74; May. S94S?83?ic; Jull.'
FLOUR Unchanged. '
BARLEY 48B66C.
RYE-654c.
RRAN-Unchanged.
CORN-No. S yellow, 620524c.
UA'ID-A'O, 3 Wmte, 3S36ViC.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 2.-WHEAT-Sp0t.
quiet; No. 2 red western winter. 71 3d:
No. 1 Manitoba, 7a 3id; No. 2, 7s Sd; No
S. 7s 2d. Futures steady; May, 7a 2Ud:
July. 7s l'4d: October, 7s W.
CORN Snot, quiet; American mixed, s
74d: La Plata futures, steady; July, $s
7d; Septembor, 4s 7d,
St. I.finln General Market,
ST. IXM'IS', Aprll 2. WHEAT No, 2
red. i8(Me; No. 2 hard, 93"204cj. May.
90V?not4c; July. 84Hc.
CORN No. 2, 69c; No. 2 white, 714c:
May. 69!ic; July, 70470-Hc
OATS-No. 2. 394Qi40e: N0. 2 white,
41ic; May, 3OH0aHic; July, 34ijr29c. '
8w ft A Ca....l
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co ,.
ii ".Murpny
Morrell
Lincoln Pkg Co
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
Huston r?n
J. B. Root & Co '
b. O. Pkg. Co
W. B. Vmunl f'n
j. ii. nulla
Rosonstock
Wcrthrlmer
Mo. Ai Kan.
HlgRlns
Huffman ....
Meyers
Tanner Bros.
John Harvey
Other buyers
Totals
Bros
& Degon.
Calf Co,.
267
229
96
185
4
95
4
33
27
2
36
66
7
79
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148
1,875
1,673
1,761
1,344
1.191
3.343
1.536
1,844
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Oils and noaln,
NEW YORK. April 2. COTTONSEED
OIL Easy; prime summer yellow. 87.40
7.50; May, $7.49; July. $7.69; September.
$7.65.
ROSIN-Qulet.
TURPENTINE Steady; machine bar
rels, 4Sc. .
SAVANNAH. Ga,, April 2. TURPEN
TINE Quiet ; 46c; no sales; receipts. 120
bbs,; shipments, 9 bbls,; stocks, 11,935
bbls.
. ,n?ilVF,r: J-W4 bbla-: receipts,
l&'J-.ky?:' hlpments, 1.075 bbls,' stocks,
10..5.1 bbls. Quotations: A. R. $3.65fl3 75'
C. D E. $5.75; F. $3.SOg3.85; O. $3 85- II
$2,9744 024: I. K. $4.10; M? $4.50; N $3 40
WO, $5.76; WW, $5.00. ' ' W W'
Omaha Hay Market.
PRAIRIE HAY-Cholce upland. Jlljw
No. 1 upland. $11.00; No, 2 Upland tlCW
10.00 No. 3 upland. $S.?jW: No 'i mid
and, $10.00mi.00; No. 2. midland, $2
J0.O0; No. 3 midland, S3.(i0?r.l.0O: K0 1
Itwland. $8,0Ofi9.O0; No. 2. lowland, $7.W
8.00; No. sTowland, $S.cr37.00. 1
STRAW-Cholce oat or rye, $8.0OB6.5O;
choice wheat, IVOojs.sO. '
ALFALFA Choice, $14.00?i14.50; N0. 1
! IS.M; No. 2. $10.00811.60; No, J, few?
Qlv.w.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. April 2.-COTTON-Futures
cloEd very steady; May. 1181c:
July, 12.20c; August. 11.95c: October. lt.S6c:
December. 11 6lo Spot quiet; middling,
12.45c- gulf,, 18.65c.
Cotton cloed very steady at a net ad
tnce of 11 to 18 points
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-COTTON-Spot.
jteady: go.od middling., 7.63d; middling.
7 2ld; low middling, lid; sales, 12,000
bales.
London Slock Market,
I3NDON, April 2. American securities
moved Irregularly within narrow limits
during the early trading today. At noon
the market was quiet and prices ranged
from K above to U below parity.
MONEY-ConsoU, 764c: for account.
76c; Fnlon Pacific, $!' '
SILVER-Bar, steady, 2615-16d money.
1461 pr cent, short bill. Hi per cent!
three months, 1-16-16 per cent,
1
C A Tl L K VtVcii m'.' ' lAll . 1
Thi. -.... 'iX " cars Deing reported In.
This was harrilv KnAiirl, .
."" .r the four sy,) this week re
.tu.J001. up J,'1U' being the
smallest of any similar period thus far
this week, but still receipts aro about on
a. par with the corresponding week of
last year. Receipts at all other market
j.inn were correspondingly light, and
there were really not more than enough
cattle at the four big markets to make
a. good run for one market.
Ty. reaj,on of the light receipts at all
j-umiB mo mirnei on an Kinus or Killing
cattle was anywhere from strong to
quite a little higher again this morning.
It would be safe to say that the fat
eieers, cows and heifer are back where
they wero at the close ot last week, all
of the decline early this week having
been recovered and In some cases pos
sibly more, too.
Blockers and feeders have not shown
much change, as tho country demand
has been very meager and the few cattle
received nave not met with any too
ready sale.
It would be well for the country to
thoroughly understand that the advance
reported at all market points yesterday
and today has been duo to the light re
ceipts and not to any Improvement in
the demand for cattle. Tho feeling is
general everywhere that big runs next
week would simply break tho market
down again, and all operators are ad
vising their friends In tho country to
follow a conservative policy In the mat
ter of shipments for some little time to
come.
Quotation on cattle: Good to Prim
yearlings, $8. 2530.00; good to choice beef
steers, IS.15fl8.70; fair to good beet steers,
$7. 7513. 15; common to fair beet steers,
$7.26t7.75; good to choice cornfed heifers,
$7.2.V8,00; good to choice cornfed cows,
56.60M7.25; fair to good grades, $5.75
6.00; common to fair grades, $4,24(75. 7;
good to choice stockera and feeders, $7.65
07.90; fair to good stocker and feeders.
$7.25457.65: common to fair stocker and
feeders, $6.6007.25; stock cows and heif
ers, $6.(007.60; stock calves, H.5O3S.00;
veal calves, $7.5010.00; bulls, stags, etc,
$1.7506.50.
Representative sales;
BEEF STEERS.
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.,.1917 4 74
.. iis t a
...144 IM
... T0 1 H
... 444 T 40
... 4IT 7 40
... M 1 It
... Ill 7 SO
... 714 I 00
1S30 4 14
. 410 4 2i
.1710 4
ISI0 4 M
.1110 4 40
.1111 4 40
.1110 4 (0
I... ... tl . . T 10
I tOi . . T Tl
SHEEP The market on a compara
tively light supply ot lambs opened out
steady to strong and most ot the offerings
were bought that way, bjit later on In the
morning the packers became Inactive,
making the closing trade alow at about
steady prices. The price movement In
ewes was upward, being strong to at
least a shade higher than the general run
of transaction yesterday, Tho Inquiry
for ewe seemed better than for anything
else this morning, an has been the case
most of the week, and It was not long
Deioro everything on that order was
picked up by the packers. A slight aprlnk
ling ot vearllngs and yearling ewes
showed up, but as there has been so few
or mem on saie or late it is nara 10 com
pare prices on tnnt class ot slice p.
wnue tne receiots were light for n.
Thursday, being estimated at some 7,000
noaa. ,tney were a lime larger man at
this time last year. On the correspond
ing day a year ago the run copatstod of
about 6,879 heAd. Four or five cars ot
Attorn iambs were Included In today's re
ccints.
Mexican Iambs wero better represented
than In several dan and sold chletlv at
a range ot t.S.1008.20, the latter price being
pata tor two loaas weigning around
seventy-six pound and being a new
record since January, when lambs
reached js.3. a spread ot $7.76917.90 took
most of the fed western grade, with
Bhorn stock going anywhere from $6.25 to
Fed western ewes established a new top
since April of last year, there being
three or four car Rood enough to sell at
$8.60. Most ot the ewes went around $6.40
vv.vj. 1.1 11 1 0 neiier man a ioaa ot tea
western yearling brought $7.nj and a
man hunch ot yeaning ewes moved early
at $6.85.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
Mexican, 88.00jJ6.50; Iambs, good to choice,
western, $7.86438.20'; Iambs fair to good,
westerns, $7.35477.85; lambs, culls, ii-Wif
6,60; yearlings, light, $7.10117.60; yearlings,
heavy, 16.757,10; wothers, good to choice,
$G.fiM?A.90; wethers, fair to good. $6,104$
s.i; ewes, goon to choice, so.wae.ou; ewes,
fair to good, $5.80a1.25.
CHICAGO LIVB BTOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Dime Illfiher
Hon 8tronir.
CHICAGO. Anrll 2. CATTLE Recelnts.
45,000 head; steady to 10s higher, calves
20c. mgner; peeves, fs.Ht9.; Texas steers,
$7,204)6.20; weitern steers, I8.90ifffl.0j: stock
era nnd feeders, $5,5007.00; cow and hott
er. t3.70m.40; calves, $6.75l 0.00.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head; strong and
!0c higher; bulk of sales, $8.6523.75; light,
I8.COS6.60; mixed. $8.50116.80; heavy, $8.33o
8.75; rough, 88.So08.46; pigs, $7,35i3$.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11.000
head; sheep steady to lOo lower, lambs
generally iteady; native, $3.406690; west
ern, $6.40(86.90: yearlings, $6.5007.45; native
lambs, $7.36436.25: western InmbS, $7.35
418.40.
Kansas City Live Slock .Market,
KANSAS CITY. April 3. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 900 head; market steady to strong;
prime fed steers, I3.60fi0.25; dressed beef
steers. $7.40ft8.60: western steer. $7.00fl
8.60; southern steers, $6.0097.85; cows, $4.50
w.ou; neiter. so.tow.to; stocKers and
feeders, $6.50'3'7.S0; bulls, $5.5087.00; calves,
$6.60trlO.OO.
HOGS Rece lit. 7.500 head: market. Mi
lOo higher; bulk of sales, $8.4088.60; heavy,
fi.u0ii8.60: packers nad butchers, is ivhi
8.574; light, $8.56; pigs. $7.20fi8.2S.
. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,600
head; market strong to 15c higher; lambs.
riwun.iu, ciiiers, To.ogo.C!V: ewes, $6.00
($6.25.
SI. LonU Live Ntoek Market. '
ST. IOUIS. Anrll 0 Tk wi.l" n.
c?lpl,', !v822t!i?;d5 n,arkt lOo higher: beef
steer. $7,503.25: cowa tin hiri- ti
8,75! stockera anrl r.r. n'hi'i!7J?.
K?lh.efl?iV.r' 7B43fioi) cows and lielf.
HOGS Rece nta ism v... J. ...
hlShr; PlM and lirt'liT tf.OO&.STH mixed
and butcher, $3.7088.55; good heavy? $8.70
SHEEP AVn T.iMno n
hMd: market, o, M.u.'SrZ'. ff?":.
Mamb. r.0C7140r .hVamliamli.rwO7l
SI. Joseph Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK jT0CK MARKET
Indications of Returning Strength
for Time.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 2. CATTLE
rttSAVA:tm headi n,,rk rtSdyi sveTsT
nuua-IU.CH nla i w u 1 . .
Kjchlgh.r; top $8.56; bulk of T.TrS
hfadriA0. LAMIIS-ReclpU, 6.000
Slonx City Live dtoclc Market.
BIOUX CITY. T A-n ..
Receipts. 400 head;' market loThlghe7
7-:5! c2?i! zntt heifers, I5.754J7.234 can
ners, $3.90 64.60; calves, rffioo; bu!ls
Blags, etc.. $5.2645tt). W ou"'l
Bht. 8.$74 bulk of sales. $8,40
. .... 310 4 16 1 160 t 00
IM 7 4n 1 144 T4
Ill T 41 1 SI0 10 00
U9 I 74 1 , 1T0 10 00
uo oo i :io so :s
, 114 01)
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
IJ...
4, ..
I. I
III I 14
III T !U
774 7
410 7 10
4IS T 14
Til T 49
817 7 M
st"!
11...
.401 7 14
. 447 T 44
.lit T 40
. MT T 49
.1001 7 44
. MS 7 74
HOGS Receipts were very light again
this morning, only lot cars, or about 7.2UO
head, being received. For the week tli
total Is 27,633, being over 14.000 smaller
than last wek, and 18,(00 short of the
same period last year. The four days'
total Is the smallest since Christmas
week, when only a little over 23,400 head
showed up on the first four market days.
With so small a run In sight and other
market reporting strengthened prices,
the local market looked good for a aharp
advance, and salesmen priced their hold
ings about a dime higher than yesterday's
general market. Buyers tried for a while
to put up their droves at a to advance,
but light receipts all week have nut th
demand In a pretty healthy shape, and h
sellers refused to cut loose .t the early
to
light.
SHEEP AND LAMBS None,
Lire Slock In Slorhi
Receipt of live stock at the six prln
cipal western markets were as follows"
Sioux City
Kansas city so)
St. Louis , l.on
Chicago '...45,000
fit. Joseph i 9,000
South Omaha i.joo
MODERATE VOLUME OF BUYING
II 1 Snfflclrnl to Lift Generally
After a flrlrf Period of Hesi
tation In the Earlier
Dealings.
mmV Y,OR.K' Aprl! 1 -There was indi
cations of strength la the stock market
tor a time today. A irtoderate volume ot
buying aa sufficient to lift price gen
erally after a brief period of hesitation
In tho early dealings. Trading became
more active on tho advance, during which
a few representative itwres were bid up
as much as a point, with larger gain
among the specialties, Before noon a
reaction set In, which ultimately levelled
down the list and net changes In most
cases were Insignificant.
The decision of tho court that holders
of Union Pacific preferred were not en
titled to participation in tho special
dlvldent disbursement of Baltimore &
Ohio stock caused only a temporary
spurt In Union Pacific common. This
movement, as a market factor, wa mora
than offset by the weakness ot Balti
more A Ohio, which for a time sold
down 2 point. Tho stock was offered
fieely by traders on tho ground that
the decree opened tho way for the Balti
more ft Ohio stock distribution, which
would largely Increase the supply of
that stock.
Canadian Paclflo was strong on for
eign buying. The wholo list. In fact, felt
the effect ot purchases for European ac
count, which have been on a larger cal
during the last day or two. It was estl
mii.H I hut 10.000 share were purchased
today by European representatives.
Missouri pacific conunueu too wee
rise, which brought It to a fUrufe
points above Saturday' close. Wheel
ing A Lake Brio issue were strengthened
by tho court's ruling that the prlcee at
which the nroperty Is sold must not be
less than $30,000,000. . . , , .
Bond were stoaay. kock mh yu,
laterals resumed their protected decline.
falling to a new low figure at 89. To
tal sales of bonds wore $3,400,000. United.
States bonds wore unchanged on call.
Number ot sale and loading quotation
on stock were:
AniAlnmtttd Copitr
Baits, lllsta. Low. C1M
. ijfc
. lT.tuo
. 0
I.'M
MVt
774
114
77 ,
644
tru.
l1
Wa
4T
II
104
144
C
NO 101V4. 10114, iom
... iw
700 14 1WH 1W4
400 Jl ZM s
914 7
..... 1004
1114
t4 to
414 414
l4 UU.
2014 2044
X.T00
soo
.11
974
T.10O 114
400 41
too tlH
4,400
3,400 144
409 414
MS.
414
'
1,400 1014 1004 101
uu.
1K4
44
1114
"It
400
44
109
404
4,004
600
U4
14
S04
414
144
114
10
444
Amtrrcan Acrlcultur!
Am .n tl-t Kuttr.
Amrlrn Cn ..... 8,100
Araorlcin Cia pM 00
Amarloan CI. A F .
Anxfloui Cotton Oil.. ... .;;
Am. ka 8eurltl. 4 81
American Llnt4
Amrlcn UxraolT4 ... ...jv
Amtrlcsa H. A H. J.W. .!5H .!!.,
Amrlcn B. U. efd...
Amr. Kugtr lleftnlni ...
Amrlen T. T
Amrlon Tobtceo .......
Anxono Mlnln Co ...
AtchlHD
AtchUon pfd
Atlutlo Oot IJ
UiUtlmor A Ohio
ntthlfbtm 8tMl
Drooklrn rupia Tr
Canidlaa rcltlc
Ontril LMihtr
CtitMpeiko Ohio
Chlcco O, W
rhl..- t A St. P....
Chlcsco N. W IM 1144 UI
Colortdo Ful Iron.,
i.nMiiaiia
Corn Product
DtUwtra A lluiion......
Dennr IUo atnilt....
l)oi It. O. Dfd......
nistlllirt Bcurlll ....
Brl
Erl lit Dtd
Krl p!4
Utnersl Klecttlc
Otttt Northern pM
art Northm Or ctta,
IlllnoU OrnU4l
Intorborouth Met
InUrboroujh Mtt. ptd...
lnurnatlonil lUrretttr..
Intr-Hrm pia
Inttrnttlonal l'pr .
InUmallonl pump
Kadiai fltr Bouthtrn
IeUd 0i
Lhl4tiVs41r .. ... .... 1,W0
IiuUflll A Nuhlllt
M BU P. H. HU. M
Mlwearl, K, T M0
Mluoutl Paclllo 1I.V0O
Natlontl Bltcult MO H
Mitlonsl Lrtd
N. It, It. or M. d p(d.. .. ... . ..
N4W York OntnU 1,400 1
l. v., u, a w
Norfolk Wiilirn...
North Amtrlctn
Northern I'aellle
r-tdflc Mll
I'tnntrlrtnlt
'coplt'i 0 ..........
P., C. C. ft Bt. L...
IMttltturih C4l
I'rMKd Mill Cnr..,.
rullratn rsltr Cr...
ItttdlD
llpublle Iron 4V StMl
Ilepubllo 1. k R. ptd.
iiock itiano to....
114
304
444
SIS,
144
1,000 1114 1214 U14
....
1,109 114
1.100 114
'400 104
114
4
... . 1104
144 14M
404 404
1014 1044
"1
..... 41
H
4
91
1I4 14
1IT,
IM
II It
S4 SV
UM
.....
90S I1S
IT
Ilock Iiltnd Co, p(d...
fit. U 1 U. F, Id ptd.
2,400
too
fiburl Air Lino.
ffeiboard A. L. ptd
tflMS-Shtftltld 3. tc 1.,.
Southern Paclflo
Boulhtrn IUIIw)r .......
So. lUllwsr Did
Tenneweo Copter .......
Tt a ivcuia
Union rteine
Union I'teUlo ptd..,.
Unltxt Suti tUkUr
United Kutei Rubber.... 19,400
llnlt4 RU.UI Steel il,1V
TOO 104U 10IU 1014
400 TI4 T7 Tl
4.400 1144 1114 1114
40) 24 2SU 4
1.100 1114 U04 110
00 1SI 111 lSi4
100 40 40 Tt
t t ..... 214
"-50O Nl" 414 4
iiiioo tis iii'i in
!44
47
44
4
U
SOH 304 50,4
114 44 44
30
4 tl 4S4
244 31 21
4
:oo 44 44
100 144
400 174
I). 8. Bletl ptd
uun copper
Ve, Caroline. Cbemlesl
Wabuh
Wtbuh ptd
Weitern Maryland
Western Union
Weetlnthouae Bleclrle
Wheeling A Lake Erie
ftilno Conner
H. Y.. N. II. H..
S4U
IT 14W
. 21,900 1444 114 1404
..... as
41
S4 414 414
44 41U NV.
200 110U 116U 1104
i.JVO ITH 47
1.100
1,400
14
4
43
TI4
14
14
8
4t
47 4
21 ta
14
44
im
43V
74
s
414
c4
214
1,400
SOO
400 44
1,100 , 4S4
1.100 70
IUr Con. Copper. 1.100 114 214
Total tales tor the dr, 110, MO abarea.
Sew York Moner Market.
NEW YOItK. April 2.-MONKY-On
rail, nteadv at V.t&t Mr cent: rullnsrrat.
1U per cent: closing, 1T42 per cent.
TIME LOANS Weak; sixty days, 240
t per cent; ninety day, 2)4 per cent; six
month, 31534 per cent; mercantile paper,
34j4 per cent.
BTEitLiiriu uiAuiiAouii-strong; sixty
days, $4.8e: demand, $1,8645; commercial
bills, $4,844.
BILVEH-Bar, 6SH0; Mexican dcJlars.
464c , ....
BONUS uovernmeni ana rtuiro&a,
steady.
(Hosing quotation on bond today were
a follow:
U. 8. ref. sa. res.. ;;hn .c. bo. rer. 441... 474
A,, rmiMni S4UL. . Oeh. a. 1111 till
V. B. !. re "JJ4L. 41 N. unt. 4I....U4
do coupoo 1014M. K. a T. let 4a.. M4
V. t. 4i. re i" "do sn. 44a 14
do coupon iiinao, ntcine 4....,, u
n - . n..Kn 111 At. Anv X- . a '
Amer. AS. U : -IMIK,- S11' ef M- 4412
A. T. fc T. tr. 4.. 44 N. V. c. . 4a,., 41
Am. Tobacco ta, ..llOVi do deb. 4a toi,
Armour a -o. n. at. a Jl,
Atehlaon "., ! if?-6!- ,?M 70
do ct. 4. 13W.... U4D II. let e. 41.. it",
An er. 4l.
A. C. L. 1t 4.
Pal, t Ohio 44a.
do 1HS
.1 do tr. 4a ion-
,.No. Pacific la. v
44 do la
iO. 8. L. rtdr. 4e 12
Cat9' "."Rl- 8heP.
TW ef.DUIJ
7,000
1.20)
10.000
3.200
7,500
7,6ft)
TOO
11.000
6.000
7.090
Total.
,K,100 S$,700 32,300
Boston Mlnlnic Slock.
BOSTON. April 2.-C)olng quotations
on stock were:
Allouea i?7V.,d c 154
. V . i. u ' " ;tiT.t T. " ,ln,e.. ja.
Arlxeoa Com. , .... lUNorth lake
Cel. U Arltona IS Old Dominion .....
Cal. A llecla 411 Oeceole. ., '.
SentennlAl llUQulDcr
opper nange C. C. ITViShannon !!..
Kaat nutte O. II.,. 1l4rTuper1or
Prankllo 4H6uperlor D, M..
Oranby 'Con WHTemerack
Ureene Cananea ... 174L'. 8, R It. 4 il..
Itle norel Coprxr. It do ptd
Kerr Lake 44Ulah Con
Lake Copper 74UUh copper Oo, . .
La Halle Copper,. 4 lS-lSWInene,
Miami Copper .... UWolrerlne .. . ...
Mohawk Ilttllutto A, Superior
21V
.
40 4
71
41
l'
4
174
H
offers, the packers finally agreed to com. J 637.09,
Dry Good Market.
NHW YOnK, April 2,-Cotton good
market were quiet and today with fair
trading done In narrow print cloth and
ticking. Men's wear w in moderate
demand on re-orders for lightweights,
Late fall carpet openings for spring were
promised by selling agents.
Bank Clearing-1.
OMAHA. April 2.-Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $3,023,Soa24 and for
me corrcspvuuiiig uay iboi year, JJ.21I,.
Drook. Tr. tr. ia.. ainrenn. tr. im, im ,14
Oen.' LeUher U...V. MHlleiillns sen. 'tt! .. Ms
CTvea. Ohio 44.. JS- S. T. tt 4a 7T,
do coot. 4Vla. ... 4. do sen. ( ui
Chlfaso t A. IS. J.91-,.!?. W. c. 4a TJV
C. D, a Q . 44.... IIHS. A. U adj. la. . V
do sen. 4 Mio. Pae. eoi: 4... uv.
a W a H P e 44..1J4 do cr. 4.
C. It. I. P. c. 4aS4 do lat ref. a. .... sjit
do r. "aiiway 10,
II ( . an van I . . . -
Si 'A
114
4
101
10.i
M4
Ati An .n Am
M Union Paclflo 4.
4f do cr. 4
444. do in A ref.
IS V. H. Hubber ..
74 V, s. Ptcel Iii n.
rid rv. mm. mmr. is.. ,1 , n m
III. Cen. lit r. 4. 1 WaUah lai ' ,
Inter. Met. 4Ua.. 7H4Wetern Md. 4a. tji,
Inter. M M. 4H,.. IJ4W.t. Elec. cr. la fir
japan 4Wa II!A'I. Central 4,..
Hid. "Oftered.
r. H. r A e 4M.
r. a II. ct. ia...
D. A 11. O. ret. 4a
Dlatlllera' la
Erie p. I. 4
do sen. ia. .
Local aecorUles,
Quotation furnlabed bV Duma. Brtoker
4I Omaha National bank bvlldlo.
BIO.
102
II
101
tl
41
IOAU
Kalrmont Creamery T p. c. pfd., ti-i. m
Hooper, Ntb., City Hall le. 1IU
KlOf County, Wah., 4a, 1114 141
44
Alklnaon, Neb., it. nil
Iteatrtce Creamery ptd...
Deaumont, Tex.. 4e. ....... .....
Cbunell Bluffa O. t C. ia
Deem. A Co pio
Dee Molree, la.. School 4Vii. III).
Lincoln Neb. Traction 4e..
Clncoln Co. Bridge il, lilt 104
Molina now Co , ill
Monlaln Btatee T 4...T 41
Mount Ayr. 11.. itt. 1124.. . 105
Montreal Tramway lat and ref. la... II
New York Slate Ry. 44s 44
Omaha E. L A P. pfd SI
City of OmaW 4Ha, ltlt 1014
Omoha A C. 3. Ht Tly. 4a, lltt 44
Omaha ft C. B. sr. Ry. pfd, ea-dlr. II
Omaha ft C. B. 11. ft B ti
Portland, Or., 41te. 111! 104H
Swift ft Co. la, 1114 M
Swift ft Co. 7 per cent ttotk If
riloui City Block Tarda ia IIH .. tm
Sioux City Stock Yard! pfd kT
Seattle ghool la. HIT it:
tnlon StUk Yards. Omaha . ... llu
Uah P. ft U Co. , 1141 , 14
ft Co..
Aaksd.
1014
914
H
II
101 H
100
l
10411
94
1014
l?l
44
104
4
44
11
1W
4
4
II
10 ". 41
M
I04
Vi
14$
100
94