Nebraska Newspapers

    Tlltt BEE: OMAHA, TPESDAY, APRIL 21, 1914.
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HEAL ESTATE.
PAI13I t lt.VX.ll 1,A.US FOU SALE
TVIneonain.
2M-ACRC burnett countr. Wisconsin,
form; good soil; house, new barn 40x8",
ello und other buildings; fine spring
stream runs through land; on mall route
and telephone; about 80 acres under cul
tivation; nan practically all be farmed:
good soli; price. 7,000; JJ.600 cash, balance
can stand five or ten years, 6 per cent;
flno stock farm.
schwad nnoa
IQM rlymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In
the union. Settlers wanted, Lands to
rale at low prices on easy terms. Ask
for booklet S4, on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. State acres wanted. Write about
our grazing lands. If Interested in fruit
landes ask for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Soo
Line ny., Minneapolis. Minn.
FATIMS WANTED.
1 WISH to purchase some good farm
lnnd and will put In my city property.
alued at $5,000, on a good farm. Address
P 223. care Bee.
FOR BALE OR E.XOIIANGE It. E.
SO ACRES of Wyoming Irrigated land on
railroad and adjoining town; 65 acres In
alfalfa and fifteen acres In native hay,
with perfect water rights, at $160 per
acre, will consldor small Omaha prop
erty as part payment, but must be worth
the price asked, as my land Is priced for
cash; balance on easy terms. Address V
223. care Bee.
CHOICtS Klknorn valloy farms for sale
or trade. Address 1!. E. Duvall, No
llgh. Neb.
REAL ESTATE IOAN9.
UAKKlouiN rtc MOIVTON. 916 Om. Nat.
f 10) to $10,000 mado promptly. K. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
6
J10-S12 Brandcls Theater Bldg.
FIVE per cent farm loans. Optional pay
ments and annual interest. WM. MC
CORMICK, 1201 Farnam.
WANTED City loans. Petera Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS. Mant
WANTED City loans and warrants.
w. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
CITY and farm loans, 5, 6Vt. S per cent.
J. H. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam Omaha.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
iw w. Minaer. uity Nat. UK. Bldg.
mi vrvveny. iMr&B loans a specially.
v. ii. xnamas. ws state Bank Blag.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
101G Omaha Nat. Douglas 2715.
OFFERED FOR SALE.
Furniture.
New& 2d-hand furnlt'c, cash or terms,
FURNITURE of 5-room flat, good condi
tion; will sacrifice. Douglas 5233.
WANTED lO BUY.
STOCK merchandise wanted, clothing,
dry goods, shoes and groceries. Address
L 357, Bee.
SLIGHTLY used high grado piano. W.372H
SMALL confectionery or grocery In col
ored neighborhood. Address C 3(55, Bee.
CASH paid for western South Dakota
lands; defaulted sale contracts or mort
gages;. C. N. Mclvnme. Huron, 8. D.
, . WANTED TO RENT.
Cottages Houses
and Flats
We cannot fill thq demand we are hav
ing for good cottages, houses and flats,
and Jf you have a vacant house we can
secure' you a desirable tenant. Call us
and wo 'will be very glad to lnspect'your
property and arrange with you regarding
the renting of It, and wo cannot see any
reason why your home should be va
cant when we cannot supply tbe demand
at ourbf flee. " '"
HAS1TNGS & HBYDEN. J614 Harney St.
'WANTED TO BORROW.
$3,000 ON NEW HOUSE and lots; will pay
8 per cent. Write for description. "C"
.Bee; Council Bluffs, la.
LIVE STOCK MAIUCEX' OF WEST
' SHIP live stock to South 'Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion.
Live Stock; Communion Merchant.
sit
MARTIN BROS & CO., Exchange Bldg.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
1 HAVE A B FLAT CORNET, "LE
Fevre" make; original value, $75. Will
trade for Underwood or Royal typewriter.
Address S. C. 614. Bee.
HAVJ3 A PRINTOORAPH MACHINE
for multiple letter work; prints through
ribbon like typawrlter; can use ordluary
printers' type, and cuts, also; clectrlo
motor and hand power; cost $335. Will
trade for cheap lot or land, or will con
sider any kind of a reasonable otter. Ad
dtess 3. C. 555, Bee.
240-ACREi RICH, riUA.UK FARM LAND
in eastern Nebraska; price, $30,000; want
20,00u to J25,00u general mdse. stock, with
out building. Address C. C. 611, Omaha
Bee.
TYPEWRITER DESK AND CHAIR
'wanted In exchange tor tour new and
crated, upto-dato washing .machines. Ad
dress S. C. 612. Bee. '
1 HAVE BULL PUP 1 YEAR OLD.
white, thoroughbred bull, good and
sound; flno watendog. Will exchange for
bicycle In good tonditlon. S. C. ur.'. Bee.
TWO LOTS'. NOS. 153 AND ICO KEN
wood Addition, 3Mh and Evans St., un
encumbered. Will trade as part payment
on small mydern cottage or bungalow in
north part of city. Might consider trade
for small automobile, or would take good
motorcycle as part payment- Adaress
S. C. 631- -Bee.
LATE MODEL, HIGH-GRADE. tJEVfc..
passenger touring car, with electric
lights and self-starter, and otherwise
fully equipped, for good eiiuity in Im
proved real estate; may add some cash
Address S. C. 613, "Bee.
GOOD MODERN T-ROOM COTTAGE ON
So. 20th St., near Vinton, to swap for
$2,900. Just the homo for a. mo tor man.
Address a C. 61. Bee.
ALL MODERN HOME. 2 YEARS OLD,
In north part of city, three blocks from
24th car line; 8 rooms and enclosed sleep
ing porch. Newly decorated last fall.
Would trade my equity of 11,400 for mod
ern bungalow or home with two or three
large lots, or for good acreage property
in north or west part of city. Also have
two lots in Kenwood Addition, SSth and
Evans St, which 1 would apply on trade.
Address S. C. 632, Bee.
EIGHT SPECKLED HAMBl'RO CHICK
ens noted for their laying qualities;
never set. Make offer. Address si, C.
64S. Bee.
SOFT COAL BURNER AND GASOLINE
range: will trade for chickens or any
thlng. Make offer. Address S. C. 619. Bee.
TWO CLEAR LOTS PIERRE, a D.
Good abstract. Price, $1,000. Want gen.
rodse. or auto. Good abstract and war
ranty deed. 8. C. 568. Beo.
GOOD FOUR-PASSENGER INTERNA
tlonal auto to exchange for good build
ing lot or lots In Omaha; value $750. Ad
dress S. C. 57g. Omaha Bee.
SOUTH OMAHA LOT-NEAR TRACK
ago. East front, worth $600. 3 block to
car, 2 blocks to school, lays fine. Trade
light auto or diamond ring or sell cheap.
Address S. C. 530. Omaha Bee.
.WANTED ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND
painting In exchange for tailoring. Ad
dress g. C. 603, Bee.
HAVE 110 ACRES OF BEST FRUIT
and vegetable land adjoining town la
East Texas; will trade for some fcood.
clear laud In eastern Nebraska or Iowa,
or cash. Address S. C 608, Bo.
HAVE A FIRST CLASS GROCERY Do
ing a strictly cash business, which I wish
to exchange for a property, house hav
ing seven rooms and all modern con'
venlences. Must be clear- Address,
8 C 600. Bee.
SINGLE SEATED RL Ulit-U TIRED
surrey, practically good as new, as part
rayu.ent on good 6-passenger automoblls
ur -asli Address 8 C , &13, care Bee.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
I HAVE A 8x10 TEJNT. BLUE AND
white stripe, heavy canvas, Just the
thing for fairs and carnivals, cost IB. 80;
as good as new. What have you? Make
an offer. S. C. 687. Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER
work for cow or lot, or will work by
day. 8. C. 685. Bee.
WORK HORSES WANTED IN Ex
change for good 160-acre land lit cash
value; all or part; balance, It any, terms.
Address S. C 610. Bee-
FIRST CLASS l'MNTKR AND PAPER.
hanger, will swap painting and paper
ing for coal, groceries, building material,
or anything 1 can use. S. C. &S4.
I HAVE 20 ACRES HKST SOIL IN
Texas, near gulf, 2H miles from Robs
town; unimproved. Price $1,200, mtg. $300.
Cabbage In field near there sold for $10)
per acre this spring. Delightful climate.
For sale or exchange tor clear lots or
1913 automobile. Address S. C. 637, Bee.
MUST SELL OR TRADE MY 8TKNO
typo nnd Monarch visible typewriter.
Both good as now. Cost $100 each. What
will you give me? Address S. C. 607, Bee.
SMALtTGAS ENGINE, LIKE NEW, TO
trade for what? S. C. 531. Bee.
AUTO TO TRADE FUR A CLEAR LOT.
Address S. C. 616. Beo.
BLUE RIBBON WASHING MACHINE;
will trade -for anything. Address S. C.
647. Bee.
BAKERY FIXTURES COMPLETE FOR
$225, or what havo you to offer? S. C.
614. Bee.
ONE OR TWO LOTS CLEAR IN GOOC
town South Dakota; price, cash, $22$
each, or exchange for good one-karat dia
mond ring. Address S. C. hM. Omaha Bee.
$1,000 EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Income to exchange for anything. In
cumbrance of only $o00. Address R C.
616, Beo
TWO FINE NEW MODERN HOUSES
In Omaha to exchange ror atocic oi
men's shoes or clear Texas land. Equity
$5,000. S. C. 617. Bee.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. NO. 4.
all latest attachments, two-color rib
bon, etc.; llttlo used and good as now;
will trado for or towards motorcycle or
used runabout, or anything of equal value
I can use. Address S. C. 592. care Bee.
WILL SWAP WHITE HOLLAND TUlt
key torn for two turkey hens. Address
S. C. 666, Bee.
FOR EXCHANGE FOR ALMOST ANY
thing, 7-passenger automobile. Address
S. C. 609. Bee.
WILL SWAP A 140-EGG INCUBATOR
for printing or one-minute camera. Ad
dress S. C. 604. Bee.
$10,000 FARM.
Yirilt V. .n.,al rOh A niltB ft.
ivm cAvuaiiBo aw asiw'-t ......
groceries or shoe stock; small improve
ments; an koou mnuj iuuiwuo .
price right- In Otoe county, eastern
Nebraska. Address u. w., o-. i
WANT riding horse; have $250 equity In a
mnnlA Biihiirhnn homA lots worth $500.
Address s. u. w, uee.-
fruit land: a 6-rooni cottage, modern ex-
cept uca.1, mm "x xjl wvcuanu
car. Will trade for anything. Make of
fer. Address S. C. 622, care Bee.
I HAVE A FEW CITY BUILDING LOTS
to swap for & good truck or high-grade
automobile. 3. C. 620, Bee. ,
A GOOD BAKERY. WORTH $300, FOR
trade. What have you. Address S. C. 41b,
care Bee.
HAVE GOOD OAK DRESSER, COM
mode. Ice box and some chairs. Will
consider trade for horse and pay differ
ence, or what have youT First good offer
takes It. Address S. C. M7, Bee.
DANDY MONEY MAKER. A FIRST
class 26-room hotel In good railroad
town. Rental, $600 per year. Prico, $6,0o0.
Mortgages $150 or trade for Omaha rest-,
dencc, grocery business or light automo
biles. Address S. C. 689. Omaha Bee.
TEN ACRES OREGON FRUIT LAND,
worth $400, to trado for Omaha lot. com
plete office equipment or diamond; va
cant lot, Lake lew. Ore., for typewriter or
office desk. Address S C 504, caro Bee.
VERY LATEST MODEL NO. 5 L. C.
Smith, only used two months, cost
$100, will sell or trade; must dispose of it
this week. Address S O 693, care Bee.
I WANT TO SWAP SOME DISC PHONO-
graph records. What have you? Address
S. C. 623, care Bee.
I HAVE A PLAYER PINO LESS
than three years old, Just as good an
new, also a fine library of music, that I
would trade for oriental ruga or sell cheap
and arrange terms to suit purchaser. Ad
diess S. C. 596, Bee.
WHAT LAND IN EASTERN NE
broska or western Iowa have you to
trado tor 110 acres 'of .best fruit and
vegetable laud adjoining town In East
Texoa? Address S. C. 620, Bee.
SINGLE DRIVING RIG WANTED; ex
change 160-acre good land, $15 per acre,
cash valuo; take rig as first payment;
balance terms. Address S C. 611, Bee.
SECOND-HAND REMINGTON TYPE
writer to swap tor good blcycltt and
cash. Address S C 548, Bee.
ONE OLD TRUSTY AND ONE SUC
ceesful Incubator for four dozen good
hens or two dozen for choice of either.
Address S. C. 612, caro Bee.
GOOD COTTAGE NORTH OMAHA.
Modern but heat. All newly painted
and papered. Garage, 16x28 ft. Cement
walks. Mtg., Want $300 cash and
good, light auto or clear lots. H. C. btti,
Bee.
WILL TRADE A SEWING MACHINE
for bookcase or buffet. Address a. C
5E0, Bee.
I HAVE A ONE-TON LIGHT TRUCK;
make offer. Address S. C. 624, Bee.
WILL JJXOILVNGE UUUU o-RUOM CU'l
tago at 2S25 Grant St., Omaha, price
$2,800, Inc. $00. for $2,000 grocery stock or
gents' furnishing stock and shoes. Own
ers write mo, S. C, 674. Omaha Bee.
NICE 5-ROOM COTTAUE; UEST im
pair; modem, but heat; barn, 16x123
ft-; cement walks; all newly painted;
price, $2,800; mtg., $800; want small grocery
stock or two good light autos. Address
S. C. 695. Omaha Bee.
SOUTH OMAHA LOT, NO 1NCUM
brances, for typewriter and office fur
nlture. Address S. C. 625, Bee.
PRINTING AND PAINTINO WANTED
In exchange for dentistry. Address til
C. 607. Bee.
1 HAVE A GOOD, HEALTHY XKAK
ling colt I would trade for calves. Make
me utter. Address S. C. 584. Bee.
A-NO. 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
former price $S6, for sale or swap. Ad-
dress S. C. 571, Bee.
GOOD LOT FOR EXCHANGE-UxlZS'
east front. Pries. $SW. Want diamond
"to vr mnjiuuune. -ituoreMS, 3J D27, Be
AliOUT m UNIQUE AUTOMATIC INK
wcUb, fine tfoods for canvasser, also HO
book, camera, or anything useful, a, c. (
wit uniaiiu jdcc
7-DKAWEK OAK ROLL TOP DESK
latest sanitary style, 54 inches long, 3i
Inches wide. For quick sale ,$5, or will
trade for typewriter. Address a. C. 631
Bee.
CLEAR LOT, XUiiANUE FOR ANY
kind of auto In running order. Address
S. O. 578. iie(
60 TOOL SHARPENERS, WHOLESALE
price $6 apiece. Any agent can sell to
farmers. Want single driving rig or team
of work horses. Address S. c. oaO. Bee.
YOUNG CATTLE OR WORK HORSES '
wuiiicu iui iw uucb koou, level land
at cash value $15 per acre. Addreua S. C.
Hi), Bee.
t HAVE A CAMERA. OR A DIAMOND
or typewriter or a good watch and cash
for your piano, or wjiatr D. C. 601. Be
JOLD-SI YLE BlDEUOARD. BIRD SivVU
..fu mi niaiuig mil, smuu-carveo
and a pretty piece of furniture, but bulky.
What have you to exchange? Address
8. C. 510. Bee.
FOUR DOZEN NEW AND LATE
model washing machines taken from
merchundlsu creditor; urateu for ship
ment; wholesale price $8 apiece; fir team
work horses, harness and wagon. Ad
dress S. C. G2S. Bee.
BEES TEN COLONIES YELLOW
Italian bees, In fine shape for big crop
this season; extractor, extra hives ana
complete apiary outfit; worth about $125;
make rre a casIi offer, or will trade for
motorcycle or small second-hand runa
bout, paying additional cash It warranted.
Address 8. C. 662. care Bee.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK TO' TRADE
for anything of equal alue. Address
S. V. 518, Bee
UN lu F1KTKLN - LIUHT ACETYLENE?
What have you' Address a f
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prospects Around Wheat Market
Arc Quite Bearish.
NO CASH BUSINESS GOING ON
Ne Crop km Writ nn thr Old, U
MnirKlah nnil Hnuln Report
Jlnrc (irnln Than Cnn Hp
Tnkrn Cure Of.
OMAHA. April 20, 1914.
Prospects surrounding the wheat mar
ket are more bearish than they have beon
at any time since the grain was seeded
last fall. The market is in no position
to withstand any Increase in the offer
ings unless prices give way Those sec
tions of 'he great belt that wore reported
as needing moisture were bountifully
supplied Friday night and yesterday, and
those who have been talking of crop
losses because of drouthy conditions will
be obliged to find some other cause for
bulling wheat. Not onlv were the rains
heavy In tho winter wheat belt, but they
wore also leported as free, In tho spring
wheat country, where the seeding will
now be pushed to completion. One ot the
best grain men in the spring wheat
country says never in his recollection has
tho grain gone Into the ground under as
favorable conditions as this year.
The seeding of oats Is progressing rap
There Is no business In cah wheat to
speak of. and this Includes the now crop,
as well as the old. Russia has a great
deal mora wheat than can bo taken caro
of there, and In addition to tho largo
offerings by that country, the Danube
has more wheat than tho more ardent
bears dared to hop for. This grain will
nil como out In due time, and it Is
probable It will bo sold at a price the
United Statcvs wheat will not reach.
There nrc somo complaints coming from
the manipulation of May wheat at Chi
cago, but still tho swings upward and
downward continue. The trade In May.
hovever, has narrowed down to small
proportions, because of the fact that com
mission houses nro advising their cus
tomers to trade In tho more deferred
futures and not In the May at all.
Tho bears seem to have full control
ot the corn market, as speculation
has always been known to be more
uncertain there, there Is a possibility of
something turning up to partially change
the situation, Some on tho bull sldo ot
tho market who smiled when the Argen
tine corn commenced to como toward the
United States havo sold out their long
lines at Chicago, and are now short a
conslderabli amount. And, to make mat
ters more bearish, tho growers In that
country are forcing their grain upon the
markets of the world, and they continue
to meet the views ot buyers, no matter
how low they become.
Idly through out the entire belt, yet thero
are some in tho trade who believe that
the acreage is to bo somewhat reduced.
Tho packers are doubtless endeavoring
to draw the public Into the cash provi
slon market again, as they havo made
goodly purchases ot products on tho
Board of Trade.
Cash wheat was unchanged to Uc
higher.
Cash corn was Ulo lower.
Cast oats was Uc lower.
Clearances ot wheat and flour were
369.000 bu.; corn, none; oats, 10,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed id higher;
corn. ttttd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 642,000 bu.,
and shipments 2,3K),00Q bu., against re
ceipts, of 808.000 bu. and shipments ot
4,063.000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 487,000 bu.
and shipments 499,000 bu., against receipts
of 683,000 bu. and shipments of 932,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 6M.00O bu.
and shipments 6S3.000 bu., against re
ceipts of 793,000 bu. and shipments of 651,
000 bu laat eyar.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 19 23 106
Minneapolis 301
Duluth 35 ... ...
Omaha 40 116 46
Kansas City 44 80 30
St. 1-ouls 62 -it CO
Winnipeg 242
These sales were reported: Wheat No.
2 hard winter: 3 cars, 85Vic: 2 cars, 85c.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, S5Vc; 2 cars,
SI '4c. No. 4 haTd winter: 2 cars. 84e. Oats
standard; 3 care, 3fi?ic No. 3 white I 5
SWAITKHS' COLUMN.
AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH
with about fifty best records, song and
music, for lot, horse, or whatr' Address
8. C. 672. Bee.
WANTED DISC PHONOGRAPH REC
crds, slightly uied, In perfect condi
tion, that are for sale cheap tor cash.
Address s. u. csi, care nee,
WANT GROCERY BUSINESS TRADE
good house and a clear lot. Price $3,700,
equity $2,900. Even deal. Address a C.
691, Omaha Bee.
CLEAR LOT FOR ROOMING HOUSE
ot 10 or 12 rooms. Address S. C. 656. Be.
TO SWAP ONE B-DKAW1&R 6X CARD
cabinet for typewriter. Address S. C.
$25. Bee.
ONE INTERNATIONAL AUTO WAGON
In good running order. $250 cash takes It
Or 1 will oxchango for a vacant lot of
equal value. Address S. C. 646, care Bee.
80 ACRES CLEAR LAND. CENTRAL
Nebraska, exchange for light runabout
auto worth $1,000 In cash. Address S. C.
640. Bee, Omaha.
HAVE TWO CLEAR LOTS IN SOUTH
Omaha well worth $400 and $100 cash.
Want a 1913 Ford car In first-class condi
tion. Address S. C. 632. care Bee.
NEW HAMMOND TYPEWRITER, COST
$90. Changed work so cannot use. Will
trade or sell. Address S. C. 658. Beo.
TRADE FOR RANCH 80-ACRE GOOD
lnnd. 110.000. eaultv 16.800. Dandy hotel.
$7,600 net, rent $600, mtg.. $1,600. Want
good ranch land; describe fully. 8. C. 643,
Bee. umana,
160 ACRES LAND; CLEAR, WILL
trade for good house m umana, m acres
in corn, balance dandy hay land and
pasture, cash value only, or no deal made.
Pries 12.400. MlKht trade for a grocery
or mdse. stock, prefer to trade for Omaha
residence to live in. Aaaresa a. t mz,
Bee.
OUR RHODE ISLAND RED COCKEREL
for two setting hens. Address S. C.
690, Bee.
WANT GOOD OMAHA LOT IN Ex
change for almost new standard piano;
good as new; cost $3S5. Address S. C. 6SS,
Omaha Bee.
GENERAL MDSE. STOCK. $25,000. FOR
exchange ror koou isna or equal vaiue
In eastern Nebraska. Describe fully, S. C.
644. Uee. Omaha
CLEAR LOT FOR EXCHANGE WANT
good light auto or diamond ring of equal
value, price is i&u casn. Aunress e, u.
641. Bee, Omaha.
TWO LOTS ON S3L AVE., NORTH OF
Webster Ave., $400; $10 down. $10 per
month, or will trade. Address S. (.'. 614,
care Bee.
LOT 9, BLOCK 3, ANNOM PLACE.
South Omaha, value $150, or lot 30, block
3. Belmont add.. Lincoln, price $100: trade
for typewriters and office furniture. Ad
dress u ojs. care nee.
GOOD AUTOMOBILE FOR GOOD 7
room house and 3 lots, In good live
town, house always rented. Address S.
C. 645. Bee.
INTEREST IN GOOD WHOLESALE
business, with position and modern res
idence to trade for clear land, preferably
in Texas, $5,000 to $10,000. Address S. C.
638. Bee.
GOOD LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA, NEB.
Free and clear: 13 blocks south of
postofflce bldg.; 3 blocks from carline;
tot Is 43x128 ft. Price $500 or exchange
for good Ford or other light car. Ad
dress S. C, 699, Omaha Bee.
CEMENTING, BRICKLAYING, -CAR-penter,
roofing; exchange for anything
valuable. Address H. C. 605. Bee.
STANDARD HIGH GRADE PIANO.
gcod atf new, mahogany case. .Cost $350.
Will exchange for diamond rica; or Ford
auto or sacrifice for cash. S. C. 644,
Omaha Bee.
SNAPPY BARGAIN-$4O0 CASH, BAL
anco trade or easy terms, buys 6-r.
ctttage, beat repair; modern but heat,
Good garage. Price only $1,600. Let us
show fi. to you. Address S. C. 628, care
Bee. '
GAS STOVE. 4 LARGE BURNERS AND
one oven, hardly ustd, excellent baker.
Would Ilk to swap for chickens: prefer
White Rocks. Address S. C 601. Be.
CLEAR LOT SOUTH OMAHA, S&TH
and Madison. Price. $600. Trade for
light auto. I uaran'ee titU abstract. Ad
dress S V 667, Bte.
cars, D6c No. 4 white 4 cars. S6V. 3
cars, 3Hc. No grade: 1 car, 36ie; 1 car,
36c Corn No. 2 white 2 cars, 4f No 4
white. I car. wc. No. z yel ow: 11 cars.
64c. No. 3 yellow. I car. 64c, 7 cars, 8c:
13 cars, (BHc No. s mixed: 1 car, wv,e;
4 cars, 6$c; 4 cars, tac: 1 car, 6JHc No.
4 mixed: 1 car. 62Mc; 2 cars, fJc. No
grade: l car. hp, i car. ec; I car, wc;
1 car. 60c; 1 car. 40c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. Z
hard. S4HSHc: No. 3 hard. 8Wf5c; No.
4 hard, 5Ofl84c: No S spring, 8H45S7c; No.
4 spring, 844!Hc; No. 2 durum. MHflSTc;
no. 3 durum, JSHw. Corn: No. 2
white, 63tte. No. S white, 63U
U63V; No. 4 hlto, filStfSVN No.
2 yellow. a?ec; No. 3 yellow. 63U
d4c: No. 4 yellow. etHfWSo No. 2. C3W
nic; .-so. 3, K:'iytav,c, ;so. 4, RUjflSIHc;
no grade. 4W1c. Oats. No. 2 white, 37(r
37Hc; standard. 34ft6,c; No. 3 white,
M4ti3c. Nn. 4 white. mTS6c Barley:
Malting. 5JTG0p: No. 1 feed. 4Sfi2o. Rye:
No. 2, 67i.ifl5?e; No. 3, 574J67UC
Corn nnd Whmt nrKlnn llnlletln.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of tho
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th
meridian time, Monday, April 30:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland. Neb.. If 33 .01 .Clear
Auburn. Neb., fi 31 .00 Clear
B'ken How. Nb 6S 39 .0) Clear
Columbus, Neb. 67 30 .00 Clear
Culbortson. Nb. 70 S .00 Clear
Falrburv. Neb.. 62 31 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb. 60 it .on Clear
Od. Island, Nb. M 39 .00 Clear
Hartlngt'n, Nb 55 St .CO Cloudy
Hastings, Neh. 64 S4 .00 Clear
Holdrngo. Neb. 65 y .00 Clear
Lincoln, Neb... 58 35 .00 1't. cloudy
No. Platto. Nb W, 40 .00 Clear
Oakdale. Neb.. 57 29 .00 Clear
Omaha, Neb.... 54 34 .00 Clear
Tekomah. Neb. 67 2S .00 Clear
Valentine, Nb. 62 44 .00 Clear
Alta, la 4fi X .00 Clear
Carrotl. la 47 27 .Oil Clear
Clarlnda. la ... 64 28 .00 Clear
Sibley, la IS 24 .00 Clear
Sioux Cly, la. 54 32 .00 Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, O IS 64 3S .0
Louisville, Ky... 22 68 38 .70
Indlana'lls. Ind.. 13-60 3( .00
Chicago, 111 24 50 30 .10
St Louis. M.... IS .',2 34 .00
Dea Moines, la. 24 42 2S .00
Minneapolis .... 52 4S JO .30
Kan. City. Mo.. 32 o 42 .oo
Omaha, Neb 17 60 34 .00
Cool weather prevails throughout the
corn and wheat region nnd temperatures
at or below freezing occurred in all except
tho Louisville district, and were quite
general In the western districts. Rains
were general in tho cxtromo eastern dis
tricts. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
New York General Mnrket.
NEW YORK. April 20.-SUOAR-Raw.
steady; niolusses, 2.33c; centrifugal, 2.9Sc;
refined steady; cut loaf, 5.05c; crushed:
4.95c; mould A, 4.60c; cubos, 4.15c; XXXX
powdered, 4.uc; powdered, 4c: flno gran
ulated, 3.90c: diamond A. 3.99c; confec
tioners' A.' 3.80c; No. 1, 3.65c.
BUTTER Steady; receipts, 6,100 tubs;
creamery extras, 256?6Vic; firsts, 23HO
24Hc; held extras, 23c; process extras, 20tg
JOHc.
CHEESE Steady; receipts, 2,700 boxes,
state, held, whole milk, frosh specials,
lJliflHc
EGGS Firm: receipts, 28,300 cases;
fresh gathered extrae, 21V4if22c, storage
packed, firsts, 20WJ21e; nearby hennery
whites. 22S23o; gathered whites, 22c.
POULTRY Alive, quiet; dressed quiet;
western chickens, frozen, 16Q21C; fowls,
14619c; turkeys, 2443360.
Knnaaa Cltr Oralii nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. April 20.-WIIEAT-No.
2 hard. S5ift83c; No. 2 red, 87ig8i4c; May,
dsvjc: July, 8oUosoc
CORN No. 3 mixed, 66tt67c; No. 3.
fiSSWc: No 2 white, 6788c; No. 3. 6GM7oi
May, 63!i!tf4e: July, 64Hc ,
OATS-No, 2 white, 37ftc; No. 2 mixed,
SCc.
BUTTER Creamery. 24c; firsts, 23c;
seconds, 22c; packing stock, 15c.
EGGS Firsts, 17V4C! seconds, 16c,
POULTRY Hens, lSVio; springs, 15c.
Liverpool Grain Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. April 20. WHEAT-Snot.
quiet: No. 2 red western winter, 7s 3d;
o. i luanuoDo, is aa; rxo. ts za; no.
3. 7s Id; futures firm; May, 7s ISd; July,
7s Hid; October, 7s W.
CORN Snot, auiet: American mlvo.l
s 7d; La Plata futures firm; July, 4s
v7iu. uciJioiiiutrr. in omu,
FOUR Winter tiatents. 2S Sd.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), 48
u ma
Si. Iionla General Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, April 20. WHEAT No. 2
rea, DiifiHVic; No. z hard, 90395c; May,
BOHc; July. 82H82?ic.
CORN-NO. 2. 68Hc; No. 2 white, 69c;
May, 65Mc; July, 67Tic.
OATS No. 2, 38Mc; No. 2 white, 40c;
May. wc; July, aiftc
RYE 61C
Mlnnenpntls Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, April I0.-WHEAT-No.
1 hard, 83c; No. 1 northern, 91Higi
92Tic; No. 2 northern, 8SH890Hc; No. 3,
86V4SS8i4c; May. 89Vtc: July, 90c.
fhtcnsro Live Stock Mnrkel.
CHICAGO. April 20.-CATTLE-P.e-celpu,
25,000 head; market mostly 10c
lower: beeves, $7.0JHV.I5; Texas steers,
$7-16g.20; western steers, $7,00ff8.15; stock
ers and feders, $5.5008.05; cows and heif
ers. $3.65fl8.fl0; calves. $0,0048.76.
HOGS-Recelpts, 33,000 head; market
slow and easy at Saturday's average;
bulk of sales, $8.00fi.70; light. IS.VWI.7S;
mixed, $S.60r&S.75; heavy. $8.25g8.72!i;
rough. $S.258.40; pigs, $7.25f8.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 23,000
head; market slow to generally steady:
native, $5,4087.00; western. $5.60g7.05; year
lings, 5.SOi7.G0. lambs, native, $$.25tf8.30;
western, $6.353.60.
Knnnaa City Live fltnek Mnrket,
KANSAS CITY. Xprll 20. CATTLE
Receipts, 13,000 head; market steady to
30c lower: prime fed atcers, $s.50S9.4D:
dressed beef steers, $7.50tf8.60; western
steers, $7.0018.65. southern steers, $4.&ott
8.75; cows, $4.6097.75, heifers, $6.7580.00;
stockfrs and feeders, $6.608.20; bulls,,
J6.50O7.00; calves, $6.6010.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 7,000 head: market
steady; bulk of sales, $8.603&65, heavy,
$8.6608.60; packers and butchers, $3.45
8.60: light, $s.358.60; ps, $7.6038.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
head, market steady to 10c higher; lambs,
$6.50j8.30; yearlings. $4.0031.60; wethers,
$3.503 6 76, ewes. $4.75S6.40.
St. Lou in Live Slock Market.
ST, LOUIS, April 20.-CATTI.E-Re-et'lpts,
3,800 head; market steady; beef
ftters, $7.5008.25; cows and heifers. $4,259
t.'ib; stockers and feeders, fA.0Oftti.00;
southern steers, $5.7534.10; cows and heif
ers, $4.S0g.ti5; calves. $6.00fll0.60.
HOGS-Recelpts. 10,500 head; market
5c higher; pigs and light, $7.0060 85; mixed
and butchers, $8.768.85; good heavy, $8.75
43 8.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBH-Recelpts, 2,80)
head; market steady; muttons, $5.75716.75;
lambs. 7.0CSS.50.
M, Joseph Live Stock Mnrkel,
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., April 20. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,400 head; markets steady;
steers, $7.6039.00; cows and heifers, $4.00
68.25; calves, $5.039.O.
HOGS-Recelpts. 2.000 head; market
steady to strong; top, $8.57 V4, hulk of
sales, $8.47tt3e.52ft.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 7,50)
head; market slow; lambs, $7 6034.25.
Melnl .Mnrkel,
NEW YORK. April 20MBTALS-Lead,
quiet, at $3.7630.86. Spelter, quiet, at
$5.1636.20; Copper, nominal; spot and
June, $13.60314.10; electrolytic, $14,603
14.76; lake. $15. casting. $14.25314.374. Tin,
easy; spot. $35.80336.20; June. $34.00f336.20.
Antimony, dull; Cookson's, $7.28. Iron,
stoady; No, 1 northern, $16.25316.00; No,
S northern, $15.00315.75; No. 1 southern.
$16.00&15.60; No. 2 southern. $14.50315.00.
London prices; Iad, 18. Spelter, 21
I2a 6d. Copped, steady; spot, 64 7s 6d;
futures, 64 12s 6d. Tin. steady: spot, 164
5s, futures, 166 15s. Iron, Cleveland war-
''bT' LOUIS. ' April 20. METALS Lead,
dull, at $3.70. Spelter, dull, at $5.05
6.074.
London Slock Market.
LONDON. Aprlr 20,-American securities
moved Irregularly within narrow limits
during the early trading today, At noon
prices rangea noui m -rt cmw
Key to tho Situation -Bee Advertising
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET i
Cattle Steady to a Little Lower Than
Last Week.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE CENTS OFF
Sheep nnd l.ninha sin nnd AH the
Wr from Sternly lo n Much
na Ten to Fifteen t'rnta
I.ott er.
SOUT It OMAHA. April 20, 1914.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday S.OoO 5.700 8.200
Same day last week ... 4,238 4,915 S.Mt
famo 2 weens ago .... 2.3S0 6,em, ii.sio
Same 3 weeks ago 4.23 6,190 7,396
Some 4 weeks ago .... 4,098 3.9S9 16.665
Some day Inst year.... 3,553 5,9) 1,175
The following table shows tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at tho South
Omaha live stock market for the year
to date, as compared with last year:
1914. 1913. lno. Dec.
Cattle 261,635 276.631 M.XA
Hogs 866,191 900.131 33.910
Sheep 810,513 654,995 135.518
The following table shows the range of
prices tor hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last tow days, with
comparisons:
Date.
1914. 1913.1912.19ll ,1910.1900. W8.
April 1.
April 2.
April S.
SSSS
8 45
SMS!
( 85!
8 83
7 731
4 37.10 G0 71
3 70
6 79
6 67
6 H
7 79
10 61 6 12
8 81
7 79 6 2S
07
10 601
April 4.
April 6.
April 6.
April 7.
8 63
8 77
8 74
61 6
1 63
7 03
( 22!
6 21
10 43
10 31
6 75
0 fS
S 47
8 U
5 70
5 81
5 74
5 74
6 68
6 72
5 61
8 79
6 12
10 15
10 1
90
6 90
6 93,
6 96
April 8.
8 47
S50J
8 51 3
S Bft
7 GO
It
April P.
S S4
8 81
7 61
7 66
10 16
April 10
6 94
April 11
8 37
8 91
8 94
7 4$
6 ft.
tO 03
j
6 99
April 12.
7 65
5 K5
9 79
April 1.1
April 14
S 62
7 66
& 92
9 69
7 01
8 C5H
8 00
6 90
9 65
0 66
9 65!
6 90
6 53
April 15
S 76
7 6i
5 97
6 SSI 6 43
April 16
April 17
April 18
8 48H
8 05'
8 69
8 79
8 78
7 63,
6 88
6 95
6 37
8 47
7 71
6 08
6 43
8 60H
7 TV
6 051
9 14
5 62
April 19
7 6.V 6 86
8 89
6 921
April 20
I 7 64 5 83 8 W 6 M 5 64
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle.Hogs.ShrepH'r's
C, M. & St. P 11 1
Mirsouri Pacific .. .. I
Union Paciric 17 5 19
C. & N. W east.. 12 3 1
C & N. W.. west ..63 41 l 4
C rt. P., M. & O... 24 3 2
C, B. & Q., east L 1
iC B. & O., west.. 60 28 IS 2
C, R. I. & P., cast.. 10 1 1 2
C, R. I. & P., west 3
Illinois Central & 1 .. ,.
Chicago Gt. West.. 6 1
Total 201 84
41
13
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Morris & Co.
45
971 R9.1
8 win & Co
Cudahy Pacing Co
Armour & Co
Ssthwnrts & Co
J. W. Murphy
Murrell
South Omaha Pack
W. B, Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant & L...
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co ,
743
791
1,181
1,319 2,549
1,490 ,m
1.7U". 794
141
IK
26
13
18
35
9
)
193
5
26
115
7
261
13
187
119
t
8
22
S3
17
47
47
8
151
J. II. Bulla
Rosenstock Bros
McCreary & Kellogg...,
Werthelmer A Degen.,
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
Hlgglns .....
Huffman '
Roth
Meyers
Tanner Bros.
John Harvey
D. &. F
OUier buyers
:!::::::
681
Totals 4,810 6,626 6,792
CATTLE Receipts of.cattle this morn
ing wero quite liberal, there being 200
cars reportod In, tho largest run for a
Monday for a number of weeks back and
larger than a year ago by about l.ouu
hThe best beet steers sold at about
steady prices, the best heavy oatt e here
and the best yearlings selling at W.85.
Other grades of beef steers were slow to
as much as lOo lower. .
Cows and heifers were Ktct, only
about seventeen loads in addition to a
few odds and ends being "P1"'
tho same time there was a very lair
buying demand and the market waa rea
sonably active at Rood, steady prices.
f J?.'?! "sC.Sht0ann5 thW commanded good
firm pnocs.
Quotations on Cattle. Good to 1 pi m
yearlings, $S.Ooy0.w; good to ?Lc,bV
steers. $$8.20U.o; fair to good beef t eers,
$8.l0Ue.3u; common to fair bJileel','''y
i.l"; good to choice cornfed heifers,
?2W.0o; good to choice cornf cd oows,
$67537.to. fair to good grad es.
common to fair grades $4.33.0;). Kood
to cholco stocKers ana V'ji ,A
common, to .fair stocker. '"5?b8?
310.25; bulls, stags, tC $J.-j3T.W.
A. FT.
No.
ai.
n....
2....
ti .
40.. ,
..
1...
ao...,
11..
to...
...
11...
I. ..
11 ..
II. .
u..
I ...
I. ..
n .
II. ..
w...
17...
i:...
10 ..
I...
11....
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1...
t...
1...
1....
1 ..
I. .
II
4...,
e....
4 ..
1
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u.
t. ..
1...
i...
At, fr.
... SV9 7 1i
11H 7 H
1M0 7 M
m :
10M 7 W
(11 1 00
1040 I 10
1:01 10
1113 I 10
11(1 8 10
VST 10
1051 t 14
1393 I 11
117T I 11
ho.
Z4..
10..
14..
..
11..
8..
il..
..
)..
11..
1..
!..
. . lilt I so
...1407 III
...111 US
...1007 40
... (70 I 40
...1JU I 40
...1141 4S
.. 1161 I 44
...lt I M
...1430 I M
...1304 I 50
...1141 115
...13 I IS
.. 11(1 II
...1179 M0
...1M1 8 64
...14M I 40
..hi 1 eo
. . its to
...1111 8 70
...1IU lit
...110 I li
iow w 11..
11M I N
1014 110 1.-
1110 t I
...1111 15 M.
til 1H 17.-
1111 t 15 H--
1041 t IS :..
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
,I T 10
11.
(it I 11
..711 I 00
..III CO
. . wt s 11
..1041 4 14
I
7
1.. ..
COWb.
1
il. .
..1115 li
.. M 8 IS
.. 797 40
..10S0 6 to
.919 M
. . Ill 54
. USO (
1141 I ti
..1170 tS
.1111 94
.1191 1 00
. Ill 7 04
..1071 7 1o
., K 1M
.. M4 7 4
.. l! 7 M
. 710 7 71
.. 747 7 75
.. 121 no
. Ml 4 0
..1001 I 40
III 5 10
..Hit 1 no
..1111 H
..1117 t 40
..1011 4 40
.. 06 40
11.'.'.'.'.!
io! !!'.'.,
..10SS
E1KBRS.
.mo 1 to
..714 II
.. IM ft
.. (10 90
.. IM 7 10
.. IM 7
21.
..1011 7 50
7...
III I 16
COWB AND HEIFERS
'"bulls.
470 IX 9
110 6 U
1400 I II 1
1100 00 I- .
1770 M J
1120 ( 10,,
CALVB3.
440 7 00 !....
Ml 7 W
117 SO 1 ....
..1140 I 14
..1210 40
..1100 t V
. .111 CO
..1000 I 00
111 IS
ISO 10 It
iu 10 in
110 9 It 1
144 10 10
"btockkhh AND KEBDKRS.
1 75 40
. M 7 M
1 ....711 M
1 Ill t M
J 00 10
IS7 W
II 4S4 7 K
11 714 7
.til 1U
.121 7 60
111 7 4
, I0S 1 64
. 141 7 M
sr.7 1 o
111 7 76
in1 7 IS
21 79 7 (0
17 W 7 40 1
IK IK
W Lol r. Ivrr luwiuiwu.
42 steers. ...1173 8 S&
MONTANA. J. Newton.
HOGS Receipts were very fair for a.
Monday, about 86 cars, or 5,700 head
being received. This 1 nearly 2,000 head
larger than a week ago, but n trifle
smaller than last year.
Trade opened out slow, with packers
bidding prices that were generally a
nickel lower than Saturday. Shippers and
speculators bought u few loads early that
looked to be lust about steady, paying
as high as $8.65. Seller thought that con
sidering the sire of the receipts prices
ought to be steady all around and they
hold out for the best part of two hours
in. an effort to get steady figures, but
buyers refused to better their early bids
to any great extent and when the supply
Ilinniiy Oianru rticnniu Iiiamw
looked to he Just about a nlkel lower
I than Saturday In other words most ot
the sales were made at a flat 5c decline
although tnme salesmen were able to do
Juat a pinch better than this. Trade was
very dull throughout, and It was nearly
midday before any sort ot a clearance
ss made.
Bulk ot tho sales was made at $S.4&U
8.50. the long string selling at IS. 46. The
average does not show the full decline,
but the general opinion seemed to be
that the quality showed a little Improve
ment over the closing day last week, and
of course, this must be taken Into con
sideration In making comparisons for the
two days.
No. A. Hh. Tr No. At. Rh Tr.
(I 1M 40 I 40 Id ... 29 . . I 41
1 K1 10 I 10 7 . .24 40 I 4T4
71. ...lit 40 I 40 U. .Ml ... I CU
M 171 V) I 40 66 170 . . I 47l
M. . Ill 120 I 40 M HI ... I 47t
II 111 .. I IIH tl . .Wt I (74
M .. 140 .. U 74 ....207 104 I 47W
A . . 141 94 41 79 20 100 I 474
42 1M M I 41 71. ..V ... I 47H
71 ... Ill .1 IS 14 .. .104 M 4 474
SI 1)1 204 4S 3t . . IK ... I 41H
70 Ill 14 I 41 M XS lit I 414
11 Ml ... I 4S 0 ....Jll 14 414
74 W U I IS 14 . . J . . I 474
17. .113 ... 41 M. . ..1M . 8 474
7. 1M t US' 7 ... 317 120 474
M rw M 8 4 M . ..Ml . . I 174
..197 M t 41 09 2M 94 I (74
M 1M . 41 7 rt . . M
7 .. ..Ill 14 1 43 H 244 ... I 14
94 . . It? . . 1 43 4 2M DM
71 . 339 . . 1 41 M ... .144 . 1 M
IT ..310 110 S IS 19 ....111 . M
10. .. 377 ... 1 41 11 2tt ... ISO
7 .... 117 130 41 II IMi . M
M 11 ... 4S 74 m . I to
10. 1 41 M 16! 14 I (4
M m 40 II 43 ! 147 16 I 14
II 211 .. II ! m ... M
to .. :u i 4k ti m: ... i m
l 111 . IK M IM 0 114
11 .. Ill 124 15 M IM ... I M
.. 331 44 I It 3 ... 301 21 14
! Ill 44 II M .33 ... I to
II 313 10 IIS 70 Ml ... I 14
17 2J4 94 1 4(1 It Ill ... II3U
78 319 94 I (.! TI 241 ... I IH1
PIGS.
It.. Ill . 7 7 31 .134 ... 14
3.. . . 144 . I CO 1 ..110 M I 14
STAGS. ,
1 .... 134 M IH 1 m .. I 84
SHKKP Receipts of sheep snd lambs
this morning were not at all burden
some, being estimated at some 8,200 head,
compared with 6,924 a week ago, 12,276 two
weeks ago, and 11,755 on the correspond
ing day a year ago. With the exception
of about holt a doien cars of ewes and
about a car of wethers and yearlings,
the supply was made us of lambs, about
half of which were on the ahorn order,
there being more shorn offerings on the
market this morning than on any day
thus for this season.
By 10:30 o'clock quite a few offerings ot
sheep and lambs were still in first hands,
though a very fair proportion of the re
ceipts had been sold and nrlcei were gen
erally steady to lOtflSc lower. During
mo eariy. part ot me torenoon traaers
did little else than stand around and sit
on the fence, indicating a very poor de
mand tor killers on the basis as already
noted.
Early transactions took In some Mexi
can lambs at $3.10 nnd shipments of fed
western grades at a range of $7.50i8i7,75. A
two car string of Idaho shorn lambs went
to a feeder buyer at $6.00.
Aged ewes went to the packers at $5.85
J6.&T). Some Colorado ewes were picked
up at $4.50, Shorn wethers nnd yearlings
brought $5.75 and some shorn ewes sold
at $4.75.
Trade being slow and druggy most of
the forenoon, a clearance did not take
place till a late hour, there being some
offerings at 10:30 o'clock that had not re
ceived even a bid.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
Mexican. 17.S54I6.M: lamb. ennrt to
choice western, IT.400.00i lambs, fair to
kooq western, ii.nui.io; iambs, anorn,
$6.50(37.00; lambs, culls, $J.50iO.60; year
lings, light, $7.357.50; yearlings, heavy.
f-. idiu.jo; wetners. gooa to enoice. is.wj
7.00; wethers, fair to good, $a.SS4t.80;
ewes, good to choice, $6.4503.65! cwos,
fair to good, $C00Q6.45.
Representative sales:
479 cornfed lambs 82 7 80
285 Mexican lambs 5S 8 10
507 cornfed lambs 73 7 85
Cotton Mnrkrl.
NEW YORK, April JO.-COTTON-FU-tures
closed steady; May, 12.48c: July,
12.34c; August, 12.07c; October, 11.59c; De
cember, 11.54c; January, lt.4o; spot,
quiet: middling, 13.10c: gulf, 13.35c.
LIVERPOOL. April 20. COTTON-Bpot,
easier; good middling, 7,83d; middling,
7.31(1; low middlings, Old; good ordinary,
6.05c; orlnary, 6.5&d. Sales, 7,000 bales.
Nevr York NIooUs and Bolide,
Number of sales ana leucine quotations
on stocks were as follows:
HtlH. lllth. Law. Cloi.
AmtltamitM Cbppw ... 30,100 1li 13
American Atrleulturtl .. 400 SIS 14 li
American lt Sugar.... 1.000 214 II 21
Amtrkln Can 19,100 ti 234 234
American Can pti 9.00 SIH lH Itti
American C. t F 1.U44 114 4IU 14
American Cotton Oil 300 4011 40 l4 1
Am, lea Hecurliiee i,ico lis it zi
American I.lneeed 00 30 4 20 3
American 8. A It 1,100 M tl ti
American 3. it It. p(d. .. 140 1014 U1H 101V.
AmeV. Hurar Hellnlog... 1,000 lOOli 100 994
American V, A T 1.140 1244 HITi 1194
American Tobacco Stfti
Anaconda Mlolns (Jo 1,50) ll 314 114
Atchlion 100 W4 MH M
Atchlton pfd .I4
Atlantic Cotat Una Ill
Ualtlmora A Ohio 1.100 114 IIH HH
llethlehem Bleel 1,900 404 19 II
UroekLrn napld Tr l.lod 90S 194 H
Canadian l'aeltlc 14,300 2004 1911, 111!.
Central Leather 9.100 114 114 344
Choeepeake A Ohio 3,K SIH IIH IIH
Chicago O. W 114
Chlcagn, M. A Bt. P 2,70) K4 I'Vi 914
Chicago N. W 1304
Colorado Fuel A Iron 3IH
ConiolWited daa 300 lj4 in 1M4
Corn Prtueta O0 IH 14 He
lielawara A lludaon 1(14
Dnier tt Ills Granite ; 114
Denier A n. O. pM f 0 20 19H 194
nut I lien' Hecurltlea .... 1.404 134 111, 13Se
Erie 10.604 2S4 244 2
Erie lit ptd too 434 43H 434
r ft "Id 344
Orneral Klectrlc too 144 1134 13
Qroat Northern p(d . ... 1.400 1314 1114 114
Great Northern Or ctla. 401 32 4 33 314
llllnoli Central 304 110 110 109
lnterborouth Met 700 144 1 144
Interfeorougli Met. pdl... 1,200 WK. 60 S9T4
International llarveeter.. 300 103 102H 1024
Inter-Maiine ptd 9H
International Paper i
Internatlonel l'ump i
Kaniit Cltr Southern. .. 901 21 24 21
I-aclede 0a II
Irfhlgh Valley 12,100 1314 1134 1314
LouItI1Ui A Naahvllte...' Ill
M., Bt. P. & S. Pie. St 1314
MUeourl, K. A T 1.304 114 IS It
Mlaaouri Pacific 10.CO0 t04 IIH ll'-e
National nitcull 1,044 130 4 129 124
National Lead 414
N. It. B. of M. 24 pfd IIH
New York Central I.S04 174 4 174
N. V . O. A W 404 114 244
Norfolk A Weatern 3,100 1424 102 lot
North American S41 7t IS 14
Northern Pacific S.loO ln 101H 1014,
raeirio lltll 104 314 324 234
I'ennarlfanla 7,100 104 1014 10IH
People'! Ula W 1204 120 111
P.C, C. A Bt. L 714
Plltaburgh Coal 444 20 194 14
1'reeeed Steel Oar 104 (14 404 104
Pullman Palace Car... 1SS
Heading; 44,SOj 1U4 1UH IHU
Ilepubllr Iron A Steel.... 1,100 214 21 244
Republic I. A fl. pfd 114
nock leland Co 244 34 34 1
Hock Ialand Oo. pfd 404 14 14 5
Bt L B F. 2d pfd... 344 4 14 4
Seaboard Air Una 300 114 UH 114
Seaboard A. L pfd 940 U4 MH 114
RIoM-Uieffleld B. & 1 2IU
Southern Paxifte 12.S04 914 194 UH
Southern lUllway 1.104 244 214 !i
So. Railway pfd 341 794 794 794
Tenneai Copper 1.104 34 124 124
Teiaa A Tactile 134
Union faclflo 14.264 1144 1114 1S1H
Union Pacific ptd II
United State Reallr 6J
United BUtea Rubber.... 1,014 574 111, U'i
United SI ale. Bteel 14,004 1M. Its 17
V B. Steel pfd 1.300 105 1014 1014
t'tah Copper ,100 S14 4 Si4
V. -Caroline Chemical .. 300 314 214 114
Wabaeh 1
tt'UMlh pfd 14
Weitern Maryland 104 31 274 it
Weitern Union tl
Wetitlngnoure Rleetrlr ... 14) 114 114 714
Wheeling A Lake Hrle 34
Clilnn Copper 1.444 404 304 394
N. V. N. II A II M04 t, MH I4
Ilav Con. Oopoer 3.S0O J04 ni 204
Total atlca ror the dar. 344.704 iliarct.
Local brcnrllle.
quotation! furniaked hr llurna nrlnker A Co.,
4(9 Omaha ivtiienii can ouuamg
D-airlce Creemerr pld
Council Kluffa Is.. O. A K U
Dre A Co. I p. 0. nottl. 1911
Deere A Co. pfd
Denier. Colo.. &e. 1928...
Kalrmont Creamery pld
Fairmont Creamery com
Ilumeaon. la., I4i. 1938
UofTer. Neb., Cltr Hall Sa, 19S ..
King Cb Waeh., Road Si. 1934
Kan. City Terminal Hy. 4a. 1940
Kan. City. C. C. A St. J. Si. lilt...
Uncoln, Neb.. Traction Si
IJoroln Co.. Neb.. Ilrldge ti. 1933...
N W Btaiea Port. Cement pfd 7 P. c.
Omaha K. U & P. H, 1IM
City ot Omiha Sewer 44a, 1931
City ot Omaha 44a, 1941
Omaha & l R. Bt. Hy. ta. ins
Omaha A C II. St. Hy. pfd . ...
Omaha A C. O. R. A M
Portland, Ore.. L A P. la, 1115 ..
State of California 4. lit
Slieetnn, 8, 71.. Si. 1931
Swift A O. Sa. 1944.
Swift A Co 7 per cent
Btout CHy Stock Tarda Se, 1910
Seattle School . 1911
Inlon Block Vardi, Omaha
Hid. Aiked.
9.1 91
n
44 1004
924 i
107 1
99 10)
131 lit
14a.tr 107.11
M 104
1M 1M.U
91 94
91 96
14 H
1M 101H
SO 90
t nn
101 1014
1014 101
94 f74
19 I14
ti fl
91 994
97 97.711
9 100
14 7H
1044 1044
H 924
t'C 103
S4 oo
BOOSTER COMMITTEE IN IOWA
Governor Authorized to Name One
by Meeting.
WILL PUSH THE WHOLE STATE
Committer c.f Nine members TVIIt
Alan tie N'nmed to llnndle the
Jlnnkeyp Exhibit nt Snn
Frnnrlano,
1
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DES MOINES, la., April 3.-(Speclal
Telegram,) Orranltatlon of a committee
to form a booster association for all Iowa
was cccompllshed at a meeting: held In
the state house, attended by about 100
person from forty cities ot the state to
day. Krneat Mooro, former member of
the tcgislaturo from Cedar Rapids, pre
sided, and there were nddresaee by Gov
ernor Clarke, George Pencil. W. W.
Marsh, Judge Deemer, James C. Davis
and others. The governor was author
I red to appoint a committee of fifteen to
complete organttatlon of this association,
lie wan also authorized to appoint nine
members ot a commission to handle, the
Iowa exhibit at San Francisco.
Fighting Force
of United States
Headed to Mexico
WASHINGTON, April .-Officlal of
the Navy department said tonight there
viere now In Mexican waters or en route
by the east and wcst coasts 17,960 sailors,
1,670 marines tuid Ko officers. Of this
number 14,170 sailors, XW0 marines and 700
officers are In the Gulf of Mexico, while
off Paclfto Mexican ports or en route
there are 3,530 sailors, 060 marines evnd 140
officer.
The force) Includes:
At Vera Crus Two battleship. 1.SM
men, 130 marine; Prairie, tdo men. 600 m
rlnes.
At Tamptco Two battleships, 1,830 men,
120 mulnea; Des Motnes, 240 Men: Ches
ter, 300 men, 100 marines; Dolphin, ISO
men; Dan Francisco, 400 men; Bdlace
(hospital ship), Hancock (transport), 960
marine.
With Admiral Badger En ItouU to
Tamplco-Eight battleship. VSC- men. 600
marine; Tacoma. 240 men; Nahville, 1M
men.
Bn nout From re rum cola to TsjwpIco
-Birmingham, 300 men; Dixie (repair
ship), fourteen destroyers, 1,150 men.
Dixie will carry two hydro aeroplane
with extra motor and pontoons.
Battleship Mississippi at Pensacola,
awaiting order, will carry WO marine.
On Mexican Pacific Coaat Raleigh, JJ0
men; New Orleans, 3M men; Annapolis,
160 men! Torktown, 160 men; California,
800 men, 60 marines; supply ship Glacier.
Kn Route to Mexican Paclfio Coast
Battleship South Dakota And collier
Jupiter, SCO marines; Cleveland, 350 men;
Chattanooga. 360 men: Marylanl, 900 mm,
60 marine.
At Ban Diego, Cal.-Kve destroyers, 250
men and IS officer.
Balf e, Who Wrote
"Bohemian Girl"
Wii nn Irishman Who Ban? Italian
Urand Opera in Tarl.
If ther ever wa an Irishman who
could rlto word and muilo that reached
the heart It wa Mlohasl William Baits,
who wmm barn in Dublin. May 15. ISOa.
and who died at Itownay Abbey, October
20, 1170. wnn a mere ooy wai went
in tendon to study mualo. both vocal
and Instrumental. Tho Instrument he
elected to maeUr wa th violin and at
the ago ot 16 ho was tn th chair ot tho
flrt violin at Dmry Lon Neither hi
playing nor hi singing seemed to bring
him tamo or fortune, though ho appeared
l nrvArn in Home and Milan and later
with n Italian opera company in Pari
he wa the loading baritone.
Whil drifting about Europe ho wroto
several operas, but all were failures until
1MJ. when ho produced tho opora "Tho
Bohemian Olrl" In London, whoro It wa
an lntantanoou success. Shortly after
ward this wonderful opora wa produced
In every capital In Buropo Nearly
avirvhniiv know and lores three from
of "Tho Bohemian Qtrt," "Then You'll
Remember Me," "I Droamt I Dwelt in
warhi iriia" and "The Heart Bowed
Down." You'll tlnd these beautiful Balfo
ballads, both words and mul0, along
with many other "J3onff That Never
rii-nw Old' In Tho Boo' now oolloctlon
of songs Juit from tho press. These onf
book ore tn either cloth or paper oma
!.. rinV far the coUDjn In ftAothtr
part of today' paper and read tho plaa
of distribution. Clip tho coupon toaay.
Key to tho Oltuatlon-Beo Adrortllng.
Now York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April .-MONBT-Cll,
1WCJ Per cent; ruling rate. 1 per pent,
closing. ltti Pr cent. Time loan: firm;
sixty days, Zfc03 Pf cent; ninety days.
2Q314 per cent; six month, 8JH Pr cent.
MKRCANTIL.B PAPBR-It4H Per csnt,
BTERLINO EXaiANOEe-Klrm; sixty
day7 I4.8625; demand, M.87; commercial
blaiLvBRBar. i8ic; Mexican dollar.,
45BONDS-Oovoromnt. weak; railroad,
"closing quotation on bonds today wero
0e eoupou ,:;i?.rj.".rr.v i. ...... 1004
U. a. la, re. .
do coupon ...
U. 8. 4a. re.-
1014U a N. ual. 4a... 964
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Araer. Tobawo li..I204N. N. H- M,.
Amour t Co. 44 do ;;'
AlThtwii 4i....4N. W. ct, 44t. l01J.
A c" 4a, WW. .96 No. raclflc 4e. .. M4
A C I. c M io 3. ; , " !L
Dal. Ohio 4 W0. . Uwf 4a.. . 91H
do rv 44r.. .. 914Tao. T. a T. e.. . '
Beth Steel r. 4i.... 97 rennerlrsnla
Broikf Tr. ct. 4...M4 do con. 4a 10
Cen. it Oa. la. .. 104 Ray Con. a..
ran I-aJher !... . n.ailtr ten. 4j ,..M
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do sen. 4. . H. A. U adi. 5a . , 74
COWO "l So- " T1- u Ml
C M A 8 P e 44L IOIU80. Tec. t. 4a...... 4
do sen. 44a 1024 do ref. 4s.,.. ?.
C ft I. I', c. 4a 14 So. nallway H......1J 4
dn ref. 4e 74 do ten. 4 714
f I M. W. J4e..,. M Texaa Ca ct. la.... 1014
!p , 8, ref. 44i.. l94Teiaa A P. let 1024
D A U. O, r. Ii. Third At idj, ta,. 7I-!
Dlatlllere' Sec. (a,..U4Union Paxllle ct. 4a 914
Brie ct. 41. aer. B 7I4U. B. Rubber la.... 101
do sen. 4i 7li,U S. 8Uel fa... .1014
Cen, Klectrlc Sa...10S.V.-C Chera. la. H
fll. No. let 44e....l4Waber lit He.. . .'"4
111. Cen. ref. 4i... . 91 Weetero Union 44t. 01'
Inter Met. 4Ua.. . 714'Weet. Elee. ct. II. MH
K. C Ho- "1. 94
Bid. Ottirrt.
Hank ClrarlURS.
OMAHA. April 30. Bank clearing for
the corresponding day last year, 12,716,-
KlRln Tlullrr Market.
BlXSIN, III., April W.-BUTTKR-Weak,
at Hc