TllK HKE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MARCH oO, 1015.
11
for RENT
llonsea Bad Cottages.
t-ROOM bungalow, modern: rent reason
able. 3422 Hamilton. Ilnr. 1177. Doug. 11"".
LARC1E 4-room cottage, modern except
heat; nice yard. 115. 4110 N. 2xth Ave.
GoraonVanCo. $B
"19 N. 11th St. Phone D, or Wrh, I SO.
t r , house mod lSlt Lake. Web. 2;.07 '
t-ROOM modern house. 7(6 N. 50th St. $3f
Tel. Fed 9o,
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, pucka. ships; 3-hnrse van
and 2 men. $1.25 per hour; storage $2 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. U unyTy. CO.
7-ROOM, all modern. 24.' Parker St.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Speculator; Who Went Limit in
Buying at Start of War Losing
at Wheat Goes Down.
LONGS IN CORN HOLD TIGHT
Maggard s11:
ing. racking.
Douglas
shipping. 1713 Wcbsttr St.
SEVEN-ROOM modern house. 104 S.3 St.
S-room mod. house. 2512 Chicago. D. 8145.
$.t2.iV0-EiaHT-ROOM modern brick, in
fine order. 1307 S. 2th. Phone Har. 177.
TEN-ROOM, modern, hot water heat;
garage, l2rt Spencer St. Web. 13!.
ASK about nice MX-ro in noure, modern
in every l-tall. 2:.i North 24th St Ct r-
i.er l-ocust. anHirrate rent to t1 J ten
ant. Webster ;r,12.
J. C. Reed
nxp. oa, moving,
parking ft storage.
1207 Farnam. D. (1441
FOB RENT
We nave complete ISat of all houses,
epartmenta and fiats that ara for rant.
wA-i 1 1. i a i
iov mi cu hk im ot cnfirsa mi
Omaha Van ft Btor&Ke Co.. 80 So. :6th St.
UUUBBi Crelgh Bona ft Co.. Bee Bldg.
I ROO.V8. 3S67 Jonea St.. HO. Never been
occupied. Sleeping porch; oak finish;
modern throughout. Apply JOj a. l.th St.
Phone Douglas 64S7.
Mav.
July,
tork:
Mav
.lulv.
Lard:
May.
.lulv.
Ribs:
May.
July. I 10 3:
eTH!
i: 47S
17 95
10 22V 10 :
10 52', I 10 57S
53V
M'4
17 37', 17 42S 17 424
17 87 V 17 87 Wl 17 S7
10 17SJ
10 45
io or. I io 0C4
10 37H-I 10 30
10
10 so
Ifl 0?H
io rn
io 55
io on
10 S24 10 3.H
OMAHA. March 29. IMS.
Wall atreel speculators who made the
omit in me matter oi nuying .a. .: rav t vt ! Imvtalona:
war started, have lost all the ear y earn- ,,-7,-VY ' tViiiv rii',. .l?U4..2.
l have ix-en driven on .- : IV .V.".. 1 .". -v.-
Chicago cash lrlces Wheat: No. red,
l'.Wi1..'; No. 2 hard. $1.5141. 53. I'ern:
No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 4 yellow. 70V;
No. 4 white. 7o(?0'tc. Oata: No. 3 white,
rH4i7c; standard, j-574r. Rye. nomi
nal. Barley. TJfrTV, Seeds: Timothy,
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Beef Steeers Lower nd Other Kinds
Steady to Stronger Fat Sheep
in Good Demand.
HOGS SELL STEADY TO STRONG
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO HI' Y Second-hand furnl
ture. cheap. Webster 4022.
Yale buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1418.
OFs'iejK furniture bought and sold. J.
U. Reed, mi Farnam. Doug. 8144.
Inea and in addition
of the wheat pit. As a result many ot
the big speculators were unanie to ois
pone of the many millions of bushels of
Mav and Ju v wheat Mront at a losa.
Which they have been obliged to do.
speculation in wheal has narrower
d"n to small proportions and this dull
ness may be eccounted for at least partly
by the uncertainty surrounding the ion-
iiici anrona
Long in corn continue to hold their
lines tirmlv In the belief that the rush of
farm work will stop. In some degree, the
corn movement to the points of distribu
tion. Tho oxnort trade In oata while still of
large volume has fallen off considerably
during the last few davs. It Is reported
that France la bttvlng oata from England
and Is willingly paying the top prices for
all they can buy.
Omaha snnt market:
Wheat was unchanged to lc lower.
t'orn was Unic higher.
Oats were '.."4c higher.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour
equal to 1, RSI, mo bushels; corn. 61.000
bushels; oats, 3;.0u0 bushels.
IJverpool close: Wheat, not quoted;
corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were S47.O00
bushel and shipments 364,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,023,000 bushels and
shipments of 402.000 bushels last year.
1'rlmary corn receipts were 64;.000 bush
els and ahipinents 521,000 bushels, against
receipts of 1,222,000 bushels and ahlp-
ments of 655,00n bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,140.000
bushels and shipments 712,000 bushels,
s gainst receipts of 832,000 bushels and
shipments of wx.m bushels last year.
CAR LOT REC'EIPTf .
Wheat, corn. uata.
Hl'TTKH-Higher; creamery. W2Pe.
EiS rnsettled; receipts. 19.332 cases;
at murk, coses included Knife; ordinary
fii-Ms. 17Wl7ic; firsts, 17Uvil8V'.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, hi ears;
Michigan and Wisconsin, red, SVn;Wc;
Michigan and Wisconsin white, 3Mj43c.
POILTHY Alive, steady; fowls, lfic
sp-lngs, 17c.
SOt'TH OMAHA. March 21. 115.
rattle. Hoas. Sheep,
. . MW 8.000 17.0H0
4.V7R
l.6V.
10.101
5.100
.. 4..'0
..IO..
.. l.!3
..
.. 4.;; J
14.0-2
;,iii
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation of tke Day
4 nmmndlt lea.
vv.w rrait M.h "plilIIllil'ml,ln",",
Reeeipta were:
rstlmate Monday ...
Same day last week.
Sane 2 weeks ago...
Same S weeks ago...
Same 4 weeks ago...
Same day last year.
The following table snows the receipts
ef rattle, bona .nil ahean at the Pouth
t Omaha live stock market for the year to
data aa compared with laat year:
1915. U'14. lllV
Cattle 242.IM 217.724 ?4..i
illogs M0.749 729.078 Ml.tWl
Itiheen KH5.71S C76.530 ."O.l'-S
I The following table shows the average
Vartona ' price for hogs at the South Omaha live
'atocg market foi the last few daya. with
well along toward noon. Then they
started In and tilted their orders at
prices not materially riirferent from last
Friday's general market. There was a
stronger fVrlltig to the trade compared
with the bad close Friday, but prices
looked a Ultle easier compared with Fri
day's opening market. A feature waa the
sale of two ears of lightweight lamha or
dered In especially for tho Easter trade
at IIOO. the highest price for the aeason
to di-te. Aped sheep were steady with
last w eek's close.
(Quotations on sheep and lambs: Iimba.
Mexicans, t' 10 0", lamhs, fed westerns,
9mv.i9 70; lanihs, shearing. f 7,"i'i9.Jrt,
Mexicans, $ 0f 75; lamha, fed weeterna,
liWitit. iambs, sheartrg, W10tin0,
yearlings. light. 8 Ttr 00; yearlings,
heavy. Dt..'O08.75; wet here, good to choice,
f?.9Wis.; withers, fair t good, f;.(Mn'i.K;
ewes, good to choice, $7.fpOj7.7o; ewes, fair
to good. rr.Jb'o l.:l.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Bethlehem Steel is Again the Cen
tral Figure on the Exchange.
Officer Small Tumi in His Badge
and Resigns from Police Force,
Following Disagreement.
Wkl KUV frl-nand clothe. 1421 N. 14th.
Slightly used high-grade piano. 1. 2017.
GOLDEN oak typewriter desk. D. 3C21.
36
310
44
38
1U4
FIXTt'KES tor our now store, No. 27,
at 638 B. 16th St. Tel. Basket Store office,
I. 2i04.
WANTED TO KENT
WANTED Furnished house, modern, S to
7 rooms; small family. References. P.
O. 627, Omaha.
WANTED TO IIOBROW
WANT to borrow 8500 or 1700 at 10 per
cent on one-liulf section for 3 or 5 yeare.
Value land, 3.oOu; clear. Robert R. liock
ltr, EusUb, Neb.
IlE.Ui ESTATE
FARM A KANt II LANDS FOB SALE
Lv.uraao-
lO SETTLERS ONLY-2O0 acres for 8300.
Kloh corn, alfalfa and wheat land; no
ana. J. A. Tracy. Fort Morgan. Colo.
Steady; spring patents, 87. Ifch"? FS; winter
t stents. $i!.M)'(i7.0i: winter straights, 86.70
tt'i.t: Kansas stialgiiis, 87.Oh.lii. 20.
WHEAT-Spot. firm: No. 2 red. 81.:9;
No. 2 hard. 81. 2, all rail, e. 1. f., track,
export; No. 1 northern, Puluth, I1.M4;
No. 1 northern. Manitoba. i.6U, c. i. r.,
Kuffalo. opening navigation. Futures,
firmer: May. 81.5M4.
PORN Spot firm; No. 2 yellow, MU. c.
f.. to arrive.
OATS Spot, easy: standard, 45.V; No. 8
white, 62Ho; fancy clipped white, 64g
6.0. .
11AY-Eay; no. i. i.wwi.":
9iX?924c; No. 3, 824WHc; shipping. 75
(bc.
HOPS Quiet: state common to choice.
1914, Kir-lSc; Paclfio coast 1914, 124fl4c;
U'13, isaiic. . .
HIDES-Qu et: Bogota, sic; central
America, 30o.
LEATHER Firm", hemlock nrsti, e;
seconds. 30it1e.
PROVISIONS PorK. steaoy; mesa.
(hiH.tWl: family. S22.W24.oo: snort near.
I20.ft.iff23.cn. Reef, ojuiet: mess. 818.0W19 0O;
family, S21.onti-2.oi. lara, sieaay; nioiuio
west. 19 ofit.W). .
TALI A)W (jutet ; city, 6'ic; country.
6'4'iT,c; sieclal, ic.
WOOI-Htealv: onmnr ueece. o-c
goods were being withdrawn. Raw silk
HITTER- Firm; receipts. 4.811 tubs;
creamery, extras. i93 score), 30V4e; cream
ery, (higher scoring), 1'&914o; creamery.
firsts ZiVtWfMr; eeconoa, jniic.
!-OP Stead v: reoelpts. 27,371 cases: at
mark, fresh gathered, extra, 23c: storage
packed, firsts to extra nrsup, fwiit.
regular packed, extra firsts. 2omn21c;
firsts, 194'nao4)C; neamy nennery. wmin.,
fine to fancy, Ho; nearby hennery,
browns, J2c.
fiutKSE-stenciv: receipts, sss doim
state, whole milk, held, specials. I"1
17c- same average fancy. iwiovc.
mtu T9ViiPMi. aiilet: western
roasting chickens. 1721c; fresh fowls. 14
18c; turkeys, 13gr20c. Live, nominal.
Pate. I 111. 11914.11918 )913. IP11. 11910. !.
Mar. 14.) I 161 87,
Mar. l.l I K7I
Mar 17.
Mar. 18
Mar. 19.
Mar. 20.
Mar. 81.
Mar. 22.
Mar. 23
Mar. 4.
Mar. S5.
Mar. 2.
Mar. tl
6'H
631,
14
S fWl
v
61 S
60V
47-V
I 6 blm
Mar. 28. I
Mar. 29. 63!l
Sunday.
Ttncnlnta and rilsnrtsltlnn of live Stock
at the Union Stork Yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-four houra ending at
o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs. 8hP. H r s.
Iowa.
FOR SALE SO acrea of land In Mills
county, Iowa, 4 miles from Glcnwood.
Modern 8-room house and barn in Coun
cil Bluffs. Fine location.
lt) acres Neorasaa nny land, cheap for
cash or terms from owner. Address JJ
1x7, Boe.
MUaoarl.
BIOGEST land sal of the year now oh,
WO forty-acre farms 8480 each. Good land.
Weir settled locality. Close to railroad.
812 per acre is half actual value. Great
est bargains in South Missouri at sensa
tional prices. Write today for free liter
ature. X. Mcrriam, Ellis & Benton,
Kanuta City, Kansaa.
Minnesota.
ViARGAlN 240-acxe fariu 20 miles from
Minneapolis; 149 .acres mder cultivation,
(0 acrea good meadow, 4 acrea timbered
pasture; can practically all ba cultivated;
iiood corn land; farm la fenced; 10-room
houaa, barn, granary, mach.ae -ehed. -windmill,
etc.; 32 head good milk cows, 4 good
iiorsea, harnesses, wagons, complotu set
ut tnachlaery, hogs, chickens and every
thing on the farm goes at 845 per acre;
ii.Ouu rash, balance can stand for lu years
at per-otut. Schwab Uros., 1U28 1'iy
iiiouth Bldg-, Minneapolis. Minn.
Montana. -RENTERS,
. HOMBSEEKERS Your op
portunity. 60.000 acre Irrigated wheat
mid alfalfa land for aettlement at Valier.
Mont. 841.W to 850 per acre; fifteen years
time. For particulars, write Valier Farm
t-alea Co.. Box 1002. Valier. Mont.
Chicago
Minneapolis ...
llnlntVi
Omaha -' r
Kansa-s City 45 Is o0
St. Louis 1 l't M
W innipeg 3H1
Those snlea were renorted todaa :
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 2 oara 81.45;
v S hard winter. 4 ears 31.45. 2 3-5 cars
81.44. 3-5 car 31.43; No. 4 hard winter, 1
rr 11 4.1 1 No. s mixed. It-fi car 81.43: No. 4
snrlng. 1 car 3131: sample. 1 car 81-44. 1
, sr rrve mixmlt 81.41: screenings. 1 car
11 : kve: No. 3. 2-5 car 81.07. Corn:
No. 3 white; 1 car 89c; No. 4 white, 1 car
B7U.C- Nn 1 vellnw. 1 car B9c: No. 8 yel
low. S cars 6840, 7 cars ;No. 4 yel
low, 4 cars 67V, 1 far 67c; No. 6 yellow,
2 cars 6c; No. 2 mixed, 1 car Wic; No. 3
mixed, 1 car 6Rc, 8 cars 67c; No. 4
mixed, 1 car 66tyc, 4 1-3 cars 660; No. 5
mixed, 2 ears 6e, 1 car 65c, 1 car 63c; sam
ple, 1 car (white) 65c, 1 car 67ic Oats:
Standard, 2 cars 55c; No. 3 white, 13 cars
644ic: No. 4 white, i cars 64c; sample, 1
car 33',ic
iimah. rash Prices Wheat: No. I tur
key. 31.4641 1.47; No. 3 turkey, $1.46
1 iku- Nr. 2 hard. 21.44V4rral.4u: No.
Ward. 21.43i.l.45: No. 3 spring, 31.43W1.45;
No. 2 durum. Sl.35ffl.37; No. 3 durum.
i .lii1 X forn: No. 1 white. WWvlOc
No. 2 white, 69Hc; No. 3 white, 89?
6c; No. 4 white. 7c.; jso. i wnue, w
67'4c: No. white. 6647c; No. 1 yellow,
iAtie- Vn 2 vellnw. esVdu69r: No. 8 yel
low, 6868V4c; No. 4 yellow, 67IWc; No. 6
yellow. 67(?i6Sc; No. 6 yellow, 66Vktr7Hc;
sample yellow, 5765c; No. 1 mixed, 68V4(f
68c: No. 2 mixed, 6f?rVc; No. 3 mixed,
67Hi5i68c: No. 4 mixed, 6686Sc; No. 5 mixed.
63'atisc; o. 6 mixed, iiu.
2 wlflte. 55ff55Hc; standard, 54i655c: No. 3
white, M'vtfMMic; mo. 4 wnue,
Barley: Malting, WPHe; No. 1 feed, 0
6c. Rye: No. 2, 21.0701.08; No. 3, ILOfa
1.07.
CHICAGO GRAlIt AND PROVISIONS
Features of tke Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, March 29. Wheat developed
surprising strength today, influenced to
a considerable extent by the fact that
European conditions apparently failed to
inatifv recent nones ot an early peace.
The market closed strong at Vi2hc net j w. W. Pearmalnea. $1.50 box; extra fancy
C M. & St. P 6
Missouri Pacillc .... 1
Union Pacific 33
ft N. w., east... at
& N. W.. west... 42
C, tft. P., M. A O.. 24
C, H. esi
C, B. & west... 57
C' R. I. ft P., east. 3
C K. I. ft V., west. 1
Chicago O. W 12
Total receipt ..227
atkraika.
FOR SALE Best larpe body hlgh-gradi.
medium-priced land in Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach, Neb.
Oklahoma.
FORCED SALE!
"60 acres f!ne Oklahoma land, Garvin
enrt (irariv counties, which I must sell
witu In-p- days! All farmablc; 490 acres In
cultivation. JV. per acre; worm w. a-
.dress OWNER. Box 134. Kingfisher. Ukl.
WltroaiU,
Upper Wisconsin
beat uk.iy and general crop aiate in the
union; aettlera wanted. Lanus for s:tle
at low prices on easy tcrma. Ask for
LooKlet iS'o. 34 on Wiscunsin Central Land
orant. Excellent landa for stock raining.
If Interested 4n frulnt landa aak for book
let on Apple Ocrhaids. Address I-and
and Industrial lepartment, Soo Line
Railway, Minneapolis. Minn.
advance. Corn finished mo to lViW'Hc.i
up, oata with gam or "Nunc ana provi
sions varying from 5a decline to a rise of
2'4C
Virtually a complete change of front
took place In the wheat trade right at the
start. No definite signs of any shorten
ing of the war could be discerned and the
belief waa freely expressed that the sell
ing side of the market had been, pressed
altogether too hard in the absence of
material new changes affecting the mili
tary outlook. Pit offerings were extremely
aca'ree until the May option approached
31.50. Then prom-taking became effective
nd a reaction loioiweu, out a. neon owcu
nsued, and the market finished on the
pgiade at about the top icvei 01 u.e
In nroved transatlantic demand was re
ported, the seaboard sending word that
xport sales inciuoeu iw,w ounci. v.
flour. On the other hnnn, tne oecrease
f 1 013.000 bushels III toe iniwu omi"
Wh'le supply total was somewhat of a
isappolntment to the wheat bulls. The
ffeet. though, seemed to be more than
fl'set bv scattered comiuanus 01 kiui
amage from dryness and hcsidan fly and
10m alternate ireesnna
westher. . .... , ....
Shorts covered at a iiveiy i" " "
corn margei. n " . '
tiansactlons amounted alone 10 wnri
..., k The el: ef Incentive to
purchase came from the amalltiesi 10 ' ar
rivals and from a hi decrease in the vlsl
h'a aunulr. Oats reflected the strength of
other cereals. Advicea on the progress 01
seeding were too mixeu 10
Provisions were sustained by the action
of hogs and grain. Buying, however,
lacked volume.
Quotations nrn.-M n ""."-1.
FOR BENT
Farm and Haneh Landa.
mn KAI.E OR RENT 10 acre Poultry
ranch, well equipped. Stocked, now in
profitable operation. Easy terms. A snap
lor the rifcni panjr im u .iitii
Address Y-442, Bee. J
UNIMPROVED 4 and H-acre tracts.
JOHN N. FRENZER DOUGLAS 554.
FARMS WANTED
WANTED TO BUY Cheap land, Colo
rado preferred; have 315,000 cash to in
vest. Address Y 441. Bee. -
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
Iteerl . Abstract . Co.. oldest abstract of
flee In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theatur.
n pn TiiUi Guarantee and AbatrMCt Co
a modern abstract office, 306 a. 17th bL
Thone Douglau o4
RB.L ESTATE LOANS
CITY and farm loans. 6. 5'. 6 per canu
J. H. Dumont ft iio.. 416 State Bank.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co
WANTED City loans and warrants. W
Farnam Smith ft Co.. 1320 Farnam St
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans,
H W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg
100 to 8I0.O1X1 mads promptly. F. D. H ed
W'ead Bldg.. IKth and Fsrnam Sts.
UAmnV 1 tiff IS Loane. V.sand up.
Omaha Nat. Bank
H SMi 8 70!
8 4.'l 8 74
8 56 S 7)
8 58 S 69 1
8 Ml 8 7i
3 81
8 57
8 631 8 90
8 64! 8 8
8 45 S M
4.-.I 6 fcIO 4
8 80110 42 40
531 6 7 3110 3.
I 6 67,10 3b
66, 62,10 64
661 1 10 61
a . 36
7 10 6 45 10 63
6 61
66
50
6 44
8 40
No.
lfW fed v ethers
3 PIC fed e ves
2 Mexican lambs.,
21 culls
VA Mexican lambs.
IS Mrxli sn lamb
Av.
..
.. 79
.. 63
.. W
.. 06
.. 63
lr
8 00
7 40
10 00
:;
in 00
10 00
IT ADVANCES TO EIGHTY-NINE LONG A TERROR TO BAD MEN
1 06
6 96
41 10 49
1:, 10 61
41110 63
351 10 o
10 Wi
t m
7 1A
KAI 7 .171 St
111 lu; 7 4SI t 42110 m
I 8 86 7 56 6 3210 711 6 6S
8 54
16
61
6 64
6 67
0 73
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. March 29 .--CATTLE
Receipts, 10,000 head: market stadv to
;0c lower; prime fed steers. $S.2nWi.60,
dressed beef steers. 87.OiVii8.iO; a-rrtcrn
steers. 16.50417. 8.1; stockers and feeilers,
86.2Vo7.S."'; bulls, tr.2.'ri.7.; ralves, ttl.OOtr
10.50.
1K5GS-Receipts. ll.OoO head; market tW
liv lower; hulk, $6.66'ti6.S0; heay. K"1!
6.70; ackers and butcners. 86.6!'if6.(ii);
ilglits. 86.8itf6 95; pigs. 86.25Hf.0.
SHEEP AMJ i.AJinv-ueceipis.
head; market strong to 10c higher; lambs.
!i tvtrlt.W; yearlings. oojfS.Jo; wethers,
r7.2-Vtj8.lo; ewes, 87.007.l.
NEW YORK. March 2 -Bethlehem
Steel waa again the central figure of
the stork market today, advancing to 89,
a maximum gain of 14V At Its dosing
Price of s7. It showed a net gain of 12S
or a total ot 3S from tho low of last
Frldav. In exactly four weeka the atock
has advanced about 35 points and the
entire outstanding capital Issue, par
value. 31 l.9iw.onn. lias changed hands sev
eral times over.
Dealings In Bethlehem Steel today were
larger than In any other Issue, aggregat
ing about vi.nOn shares Aside from tne
popular belief that a larger short interest
had been put to rout, no explanation for
the further rise was forthcoming, mere
were rumors of a contest lor the control
but this waa not rrcnuea
Officer Jacob Small, for many yeara
the terror of South Omaha toughs, has
resigned from the police force following
some trouble with the Fire and Police
Board It Is said. He handed Ills badgi
to Captain Henry Carey Saturday night,
after he had heard that the board was to
file charges and try him.
Some days ago Small arrested Charles
Remcr 11 nd later a aaloonman named
King. King runs a saloon at Twenty
fourth and Q streets and Small Is said
to h:tve charged him with keeping a dis
orderly house. The arrests seemed fo
i-if t hit nrAiVirl v
In quai tera having intimate know ledge of I cause dissatisfaction and Small was to
the company a affairs. 1 have been ti led by the board. He Is said
Tenners ana tne si-cuiaiive pu"u:
11
5
32
5
1
43
111
25
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
can 10 ttogs. Biw'i),
Morris Co
Swift ft Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & (.0
Schwarta A Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Omaha Packing Co.
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant ft I'
ll 111 ft Son.
F. B. Lewis
Huston ft Co
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
Rosenstock Bros
Kellogg
wertheimer ie.gen..
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros.
Rothschild ft KreDs
Mo. ft Kan. calf co....
Christie
Hlggins
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Glsssberg
Tanner Bros.
John Harvey
Kline
Dennis ft Francis
Other buyers
649
621
735
6J7
841
M5
1,594
2,055
994
1,389
1.463
6,902
3,741
b.575
Totals.
16
45
75
26
122
63
277
231
603
239
3X0
16S
23
96
122
68
19
12
16
21
1
92
1KI
200
61)
458
.5.947
C1IICA4SO LIVH UTOC'K MARKET
Cattle I nsettlrd Hogs Active
sheep Firm.
CHICAOO. Msrch 29. -OA TTLB-Re
ceipts, 16,000 head; market, unsettled:
rmtive steers, .ltm.it: western, snistn
7.40; cows and heifers, 83.00df7.7ti; calves,
87.00T1 10.05.
HOGS Receipts. 24.000 head; market.
active, 5'nlOc higher; bulk, S6.1M1I6.SS;
light. t..Vfl6 90; mixed, $6.6041. 90; heaw,
16.4.VU6.90: rough, $6.4Wi6.56; pigs. 8.''-60ff6 60.
SHEEP AND LA M BH Receipts, 10.000
head: market, firm; sheep, 17.201635;
yearlings, $S.00(if9.2o; lambs, $7.674i'10.0O.
whole indicated their distruat of the move
ment In Bethlehem Steel by their cautious
attitude towards the balance or tho list.
So:ne of the speculative favorites rose to
new high prices for the current move
ment, hut sold off later, Reading and a
few other seasoned sharea showing net
lnss TisHlns was verv active at times.
but the total waa far below that of tho
middle of last week
to have hsnded his star to Carey with tho
remark that he Intended to do a little
work on his own account.
Small has been considered one of the
best officers on the South Omaha jiollcs
force. He was the terror of Q street
when that thoroughfare waa more or less
of a terror to most policemen. He played
All of the automobile stocks participated I no favnrltea In his arrests. When he
to an un.isual extent In the rise, ucnerai
Kanaaa City ,hr Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 2. CATTLE
Receipts. IO.OiO head, market, steady to
lower: butcher grades, stockers and
feeders, strong; prime ted iters. IK.ftxd'
8.50; dressed beef steers. 87.00rfl.IO: west
ern steer $660'a7.K; stockers and feed
ers, $6 2Vjs.OO; linlls, $r.2Mji.60; calves,
S6.00tY10,60.
HOGS Receipts, 11.0W head; market,
lower; bulk, $u.H.V3.80; heavy. KOafilHTd;
packers and butchers, 86.65(fJ1.80; light,
$6.6Mir6.85; pigs, $6.60r.96.
SHEEP AND LAMBr-Reclrts. 8.000
head; market, steady; lambs, lit.anrW.Tn;
yearlings, 86 00rgw.90; wethers, $7.60J.10;
ewes, $7.25Sj'7.t0.
1.357
',690
OMAHA GENERA MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 28c; No.
2, 60-lb. tubs, 36C. ...
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 84c; Amerl
u.. Kini, Rwisi Si.-: twins,
l'4c; daisies. 17V4c; triplets, 17Hc; Young
Americas, lSVic; Diue laoei ones., nv, im -bumer.
2-lb.. 20c: 1-lb.. 20c; New York
white, 19o; Imported French Roquefort,
FISH Trout, 18c: large crapples, 15c;
halibut, 15c; channel catfish, 14C.
KWRF.T wiTATOF.S Kansas. 83.76 bbl
BE UK CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 16c; No. 2,
ms.- No 3. ll'e. Ixilns: No. 1. llio
No. 2, 16o; No. 3, 11c. Chucks: No. 1, 9c;
No. 2, s4c; No. 3. 7lc Rounds: No. 1,
12c; No. 2, ll'ic; No. 3, 10c. Plates; ivo.
POULTRY Broilers, 20c; spring chick
ens, 15c; hens, 14c; cocks, 8Hc; roosters,
8Vc; stags. 8Vic; ducks, 16c; geeae, 10c;
turkeys, 13S15c; pigeons, per dos., 60c;
ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full
feathered, 8c; squabs. No. 1, $L50; No. 2,
60c. v
Market quotations furnished by Gllluskl
Fruit comnanv.
FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy Alpha
betical, all sizes, $2.76 box; extra fancy
Sunkiat, all sizes, $2.60 box; extra fancy
Red Ball, all aisea, $2.25 box. Umoni
Fancv Sunklst. 300s. 860s, 4t.00).M box
choice Red Ball. $3.50 box. Grapefruit:
M t: no hot: 46s. 82.25 box: 54s. 82.50 box:
64s' and 80s. 82.75 box. Apples: Extra fancy
W. W. Pearmalnea. 8l.uo dox; extra tancy
Washington Spitxenburgs. $1.50 box; ex-
f.a fancv hirck uen I'avis. mi.ao dox
antra fancv Black Twigs. $l.351.50 box
..in fancv Utah Ganos. $1.35 box: fancy
Rome Beauties, l.ou dox; fancy norm
Beauties. 5 box lots, (1.40 dox; emeia
Rr.nri Wine Sans. 84.00rrf4.2S barrel. Ba
nanas: Per bunch, $2.003'2.25; per poured,
VEUETAtSbiaS-jauililower; rrr
$3.60. Cabbage; New York uanisn, ro
pound, ueiery: jumoo. uc uinn, ixuun.
Head. $100 dozen; leaf, 4o dozen. Onions:
voiiow 2c. nound: red. 2c pound; white,
2MrC pound. Artichokes: $1.50 dosen. En
dives: Joe pouna. nrupnt-i oir"".
pound. Peppers: 60c basket. Tomatoes:
$4 5O!fi5.00 crate. Garlic: 25c pound. Rad
ishes: 50c dozen. Turnips: 60c dozen. Spinach-
50c dozen. Parsley: 50c dosen. Beans:
$4 50 hamper. Onion Sets: -Yellow and
red $1-50 bushel; white, $1.75 bushel,
white, $1.75 bushel. Strawberries: 60o
ouart Potatoea: 1 oiorano rvurais, iuu.ro cnoice eiocsera ana leruno, K.wwuf.w,
hushe'l- Red River Otilos. 5C bushel; Mln- 'fair to good stockers apd feeders. $6.5u
nesnta Whiten. 65c bushel. Sweet Pota- 7.00; common to fair (dockers nnd feedrs.
""" ''". Anrll 5 to 10. t 1Fsft Ml- stock heifers. lfc.DOif6.2G: stork
foes: ewa sw. .-. .. .-. , ....... - - -
$2 00 bushel. Mushrooms: 50c pound;
Coeoanuts: $3.60 sack; 0c dosen. Cran
berries: Ite Howes, $..00 barrel; Lato
Howes, 82.50 .box.,,. . v.
MISCBL,bA.r.U 1 ei iu-r .
.50 keg. Nuts: No. 1 California wal-
1S.038
oat-im it nins mumbeied 22S cure
Oil. mna-nlnv hln. la rlfO. t han a week
ago and larger than most recent weeks.
Other market points were heavily supplied
and from all points early reports Indicated
a slow and lower maraoi.
Stockers and feeders weie the first cat
tle to eell this morning, desirable grades
being If anything a little stronger than
last week. The trsde was fairly fctlva
and most of th offerings changed hands
In una sin.
There was a feeling among btiyera that, head ; market alow; lambs, $9. 2643). 75.
fat cows and heifers should ne lower, imi
M. Loots Live fltoek Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 29 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.20O head; market, lower; native
hecf steers, $7.0IVW.75; cows and helfern,
S5.50n.ao: southern steers, $6.25ri7.75:
cows and heifers, i. 006.00 ; native
calves, $6.00(ft 10.50.
HthrS Receipts. 14,000 head: market.
steady to strong: pigs and lights, V7.r
7.25; mixed snd butchers, $6.ft0ip7.26; good
hesvy. 3S0r!7.I0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; market, steady; native muttons,
K7,Vy&.0u-, lamhi $H.75li4).K; yearlings,
$7.5Wj8.90; sheared yearlings, $6,504j7.).
Ninas City Live Mock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia March 29. CATTLE
Receipts, 3,000 head; market, steady;
native steers, $6.00fir7.26; butchers. $6.011'
8.75: cows snd heifers, $4.6ftti.28; stockers
and feeders, $.10t7.fi0; calves, $6.00j.00;
bulls, stags, etc., $5.0OW5.5O.
HOGS Receipts, 4.0m head: market,
steady; heavy. $6.5MiH.tK; mixed, $6:63Mf'
6.55: light, $A.50rti.62H; bulk of sales,
$6.5)rri.56.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 100
head.
motors, Studebaker snd Maxwell com
mon and preferred gaining from I to T
points. Some of the equipment Isaues,
Including Pullman and vienrraj wrair,
better demand, also the rise of
the latter coinciding with higher prices
for the crude and rerined proaucir.
1-k. maw m-Ml, hrnuaht advices of itl
rreased production at some of the lend
ing steel mills and an Increase in the
einnrt tnmilrv for copper. Foreign ex-
brckera holding off In anticipation of
iri.iii iteveinnments at London and
Total asles, of storks amounted to 535,900
(hares. . fc,,t
a s wnoie were sinms. --.
There were heavy dealings In Southern
Pacific ronv'rtlh e at -"-'
United States bonds were unchanged
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks todsy were-
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3
thought tho law was being violated ha ,
srted. No pulls went with him. He ha
repeatedly been detailed to Clean tip '(
corners snd localities Infested y toughs .
snd hoodlums. Always he has gotten rc- (
suits. It Is probsble that, when an in-f
vrstigatlon has been made; Small will ,
be restored to duty, If he wishes Io be
restored.
Wnltlna tho Neat Move. ' f
Watchful waiting la the poller adopted
by the Nebraska live stork dealers In '
view of the late moves of western states 1
in forming quarantine combines against '
to keep pace with the rise In storks. I any stste not having quarantine laws trt '
Alaska Oolrl
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Atrhlson
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Pnoklyn Rstoa Transit.,
Cslllorsla P-iroltti ....
Or.sdlsn Tsettlo
Onirsl Lsather
Chesspoalis Obi"
( ntrato Orest weatsra.,
ChlrsS". M. ft St. P
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Orssl Nortbern rM
client No. Or ttfs
Oumrnnelm Kloriion.
Illinois cenirsi
Inlerbomuth Met. pli...
Innptrstlon Topper
tnisraatlonil ltsrrsster .
Ksnsss Clly aoiittrtrn...
1hlth Vslley
IxnillTIII wssnnns.
Mailrsn Petrnlsum
Mtsml Copper
Missouri, k. T
Mls-mirt fsoltlo
Nailonal Biscuit
-Nstlonal Ixail
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suit them. Although Nebraska has been
clean of the font and mouth disease at 1
all times, many of the western states.
Including Colorado, are said to be dts-
criminating against Nebraska stuff. Lata
advices Saturday Indicated that Idaho and
Wyoming would he added to the list of '
those in ths western organisation. Nona
of these states can hurt South Omaha,
sa the local market's business with them
is Incoming, rather than outgoing ship
ments. Many of the stockmen say, how
ever, that the moves of ths extreme west
ern states are to be regretted in so far
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St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,900 head; market steady; steers,
$7 doro.40; cows and heifers, $4.25s.25;
calves. $7.00cai9.50.
HOGS Receipts, 4.500 head: market
steady; top, $6.75; bulk of sales, 36.66t
6. TO.
SHEEP AND liAMBS-Iieeeipts, il.two
h.. v.r an few here that thcV genet
ally bought them at steady prices, paying
in some cases possibly strong prices for
fhe best grades. Medium kinds were
slow and dull, but atock cowa and heifers
were fully steady and freo sellers.
Beet steers wero slow snd dull snd
thoy wero the last cattle In Uia yards to
sell. Buyers generslly started out bid
ding prices that were 10c or more lower
and as salesmen were backward about
making th concession the trade held on
so that It was we'l along toward midday
before very much business had been tran-
g notations on cattle: flood to cholc
comfed beeves. S7.6Opl8.00; fair to good
corn fed beeves, $7.10ifi.W: common to
fair comfed beeves, $.60a7.10; good to
choice heifers, $6.2(47.00; good to choice
cows, $5.7Vr.6v; fair to good cows, $5.0ori
6.76; common to fair cows, $3.75'6 00; good
to choice Blockers snd feeders, m.wa'i.w
Artiolcl OpenTlIlgh.l Iow. Cloae.l Sat y.
Wheatl
May.l
July.!
Corn: I
May.
July.
Oats: i
1 48
1 IS'i
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71 m
73',!
1 50
1 21
72H
75'
1 48 I
1 18Vij
71 '41
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REAL ESTATES-NORTH SIDE
A DANDY
Almost new house, oak finish In living
rooms, 4 rooms awn iu, v..i
h hsth u list airs, full basement, sll
.Hrn s,nth front lot. paved street
locate.l'on Fort St. Price $3,150, $. cash,
balance $: a month.
C. O. CARLBEI1G,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
1677 EVANS -r. mod tiome. oak flnlaa
throughout, easy ier.ua. n-
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Seven rooms, blrrh finish, strictly all
M...4i-n eleuunt east front lot. paved
street, hot water heat, flret-elaa loca-
iion on th Axe. Price $3.tiu. Terms if
nceds'l.
C. 0. CARLBERG
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
I...- i&r. nnund: black walnuts, 2S4c
pound: filberts. 15' pound; pecans. 12MrO
nound- Brazils. YlC pound: almonds. 20c
rSund nga: Fifty -is.. $2 00 box. Dates:
Sugar walnut. $1.40 box: Halloween. 8c
pound. rop-orn; ra, , u.vr.
150: half case. $1.75. Checkers: Cass,
$3 50; half case, $1.75. peanuts: Kaw. ic
. . 1- tumkA Vr njittM4
pound; raw, sacs nn., -"''"" il' ill
roasted, 8'ic pound; salted, $1.50 can.
KT??v?ra riTV March 29. WHEAT
No S hard. $l.45Vi1.47; Ncr. 2 red, $1.4:iO
m . , r . . 1 S) t 1 Qa ' , LUinlarnnfiv
44: May. wt.r., jui, v,ti ibkvwwv..
fl-9l 1 a 7JA.-""Li.,.. XJa 9
white, 7ir7aic; No. ,
141172; May, iu-au, jmy. .
ber, 73c. . .
OATS NO. z wnue, 01c.
l""" - . S-t2-. !.... SKl.s-
aeconds. 23'.4c; packing. 17c.
EGl.F Firsts. UMic; sreuna nv..
POI'I.TUY-Hens. 14c; ropsters, 10'c;
turkeys, 15c.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 29-WHEAT-May.
$1.4314: July. L3; No. 1 hart.
49a4; No. 1 norinern. i.wi-'.
northern. $1.4044) 1.46-
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY-64(riitc.
RYE-$lOVa1.l0.
BRAN $22.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. fi7si'i6Sc.
OATS No 2 white, 64'.4''h64V-rLAX-tl.8frgl.93.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 29. WHEAT -
Snot ..o. 1 Mantloba. 1ad; No. 2, ls B'-sa
SEE us first for farm loans in eastern
Neb. United states Trut.t Co.. Omaha,
CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberg,
310-311 Brandeia Theater Bldg.
6
CITY property.
W. H.
Large louna a specialty.
Thomas. 2U State Bank Bldg.
REAL FSTATE WEST SIDE
WEST FARNAM home. 7 rooms, recep
tion hall. hath, grate, large attic; a bar
gain. Sec owner. 121 8. th St. H. 3118
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2715.
t!00 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 18th aad Farnam Sts.
WANTED TO BORROW
t.ANT to iuaio) a luuu of $l.6u0; will
give first n.orgafco on ni'ldin renting
for $100 par mouUi. Address K-257. Bee.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
pOLK COUNTY. NEB. FARM BARGAIN
i:0-acre farm, ail in croM". good build
ings Price t)s. owner novtng to Mon
inna and must sell. Will take part trade.
What have vou? John A. Olson. 634 Bee
Bidg . Omaha.
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Frame flats snd cottage, good rapalr.
well located: Income $7a0 yearly. Price,
quick sale, $4,000. Only $L6o0 cash re
auireu.
NORTH SIDE REALTT CO..
241 U St. and Ames Avs.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Natl Realty Co.
Sells and tradea R. E. 218 Bee Bldg D. Wtf
BARGAIN $3 cash. $3 monthly buya fiv
-lots, l-ong Island. N. Y.; full price, Yn
(only $12 each, Vale. 1J W.Uiam bt
New York City.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 29. MERCAN-
TILE PAPKIlr-m per cent.
STERLING lox 'ha rG rj steaoy; six-tv-day
bills. $4.7725; for cables, $4.80; for
drmand. $4.7966.
SILVER Bar, 60'4c; Mexican dollars,
Sic.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
strong.
TIME MONEY Firmer: sixty dsvs, $'4
1f2',4 per cent: ninety days, 2'Mt2 per
cent; six months, S'aQSH per cent.
CALL MONEY-Steady; high, 2 per
cent; low, l per cent; ruling rate. 2 per
cent: last loan, 2 per rent; closing bid,
14 per cent; offered at 1 per cent.
dosing quotations on bonds today wars
as follows:
u. B. ret. is, rag... MHMe. Pas. CT. M 4B
to coupon MSN. Y. C f. am.... 7'4
U 8. , rf 101 WN- Y. CHt 4V,. 104s
do eoupoa ISIS'K. Y. , Hints 4'i...lomt
V. 8. 4. rf VWS4N. Y.. N. H. ft li.
ar si-rt tn. . 4 If... ' I Su.jtai rtC. I OO GUUPUU - - " ' . " fj
coT $4.76t-.00; atock calves. $.007.50; Xm 8msK. T " so T .7.. . :::: H
veal calves, $J.0(K3.75; bulls, stags, etc.. mT. BT T . ?r. tvts looso B. U . ni. 4a....tW4
11100 M
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... l.sno t!s
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u. ii'4 tny develop spirit ot discrimination.
24 m l . - -
i ureaier vmana win ne represented
when the local stockmen make their an
1S Inual trip to the northwest within the
text fortnight. Secretary Manley of the
34 ' Omaha Commercial club has sent out
44 1 la... -a. I I ... I -tl
chants and business men to loin the
party. This is probably ths first of
the moves for drawing together the busi
ness men of Omaha and tho business
men of South Omaha. Later the South
Omaha retailers will co-operate with ths
Omaha men In pushing forward ths big
17
Lawanlt Aanlnat Mercer.
City -Attorney Henry C. Murphy snd
Asalatant City Attorney Samuel Winters
are said to be prepared to attack the con
solidation bill in court as soon as It has
been passed and signed. A few of tho
sntls still nourish faint hopes of defeat-
1"S I " oui, dui ma now nuyrj tm ill vuuu
t7i4 proceedings. Injunctions will bs sued out
to restrain the election commissioner
from calling an election In pursuance ot
the terms of the hill. These court pro
ceedings will at least have the effect of
nullifying the emergency clause on the
bill. It Is hoped.
The report of the conference committee
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Bank riearlnvs.
OMAHA. Msrch 29. Bank clearings for I would be glad to change their votes had
Omaha today were.8J.Ti.v.HJ.i ana for tne lhev known conditions better.
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li'-s I will be ready Monday and action on the
bill may be finally taken on Monday or
Tuesday the Douglas county members of
the senate said yesterday. House mem
bers dropped Into South Omaha yesterday
and visited around. It Is said that two of
these legislators, who formerly voted
sgslnst the bill. Intlmstcd that they
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Arrangements will be made to permit
Liverpool Eachnnses will Close, (the local people taking part tn the eleo
f fVF.RPOOL. March 28. Ths corn snd I tloa of the cltv commissioners, although
provisions egchanges here will be closed Jerry noward la the only local candidate
April 2 and 5. taster holldsys.
VVark on Jnnler Fair.
Work on the Junior fair, which will be
given April IT at the auditorium ef tho
high school. Is stesdlly progressing. The
junior fair la a time-honored custom at
the high school, the proceeds being used
for the senior banquet.
Resides ths usual bnntlia and aide ahoar
PETROORAD (via London). March -1 ,...lr,. .... ,ni.ri.imntI asiaaad in
An official statement issued last night by ne audltortum re cieVer and original.
the general stsrt says: Th. comedy farce. "The Rd
The Black Sea fleet on Sunday bom- ..haol wouae." Is in charge of Prof.
bsrdod the outside forts and batteries on jhnson, while the second Is a country
the BosphoruB on both sides of the ll0tel( at which a theatrical company is
traits. (The Bosphorus, called also the ,tran,ie(j. Popular music will be used to
Strait of Constantinople. Is a narrow pas- . i.rs;e extent In both.
Russian Warships
Bombard the Forts
Upon Bosphorus
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spot ..o. l .Manuuuia, i.is'-u, , " ,
No. 3. 13 3Sd; No. 2 hard winter. 13s 2Vd.
CORN Spot, Amerlcsn mixed, new.
7s7'4d; American mixed, old, 8s Id,
March, 7S 4'4d.
FLOI R Winter patents 4is.
HOPS-In London (Pacific coast). 13 10s
15s.
St. Louis Grata) Mar'-at.
ST. IjOUIS. March .-WHEAT-No.
red. $1 44Hjl.4tW; No. 2 hard, $1.41.53;
May. $1.44; July, $l liiT.
CORN No. 2, TJV; No. 2 white, nomi
nal; May, 72'; July. 74c.
OATS-No. 2, 67c; No. i white. E8'4c.
Evaporated Apples and lineal Frails
NEW YORK. March 29. EVAPOR
ATED APPLES Nominally, lower; fancy,
6Vi-9sr; Choice, 7ifiMe; prime. 7V.f7V.
DRIED r Htni-rrunes, sieaoy; Cali
fornia, 4Ht?10'.c; Oregons, 8V4t10VtC- Aprl
tota, quiet; choice, !rS4!Vc; extra choice.
1010Ve; fancy, lwizc. reacnes, steaoy;
,h,.t l.mnc: extra choice. bWiltyc:
fiuicy, sro aC- naisina, oun, iouss inus-
catels. t,'4('7s; tholca to fancy, seeded,
7Vj7Vc; seedlrts, Vfi8V4c; Iondon lay
ers, tl.45ejl.50.
Dry Cnoda Market.
NEW YORK. March 29.-DRY OOODS-
Colton aoods were firm today. Mlearned
imiiillnB ueie advanced ,c a yard. Prlnta
smi r.unei- cloth were active Oolored
goisls were being withdrawn. Raw allk
ws firmed and higher. Spot dress goods
were in more active demand.
. ten t On,
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HEIFERS.
494 i 75 7
100 t 00 13
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CALVES.
340 1 f.n 1
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"tTcK is.fc.Ks AND FEEDERS.
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tinrsu siinnllea were very fair fi. r a
Monday, about 115 cars, or 8.000 head, be
ing received. This is almost tw:ce ss
large ss a week ago and nearly 3,4X)
i.tavler thsn the corresponding day last
year. .
The market epeneo wun snipping si"-
selling at prlixs thst were steauy to
sttong. and In a few cases ss mucn av
nkkel higher. The demand was gooa,
but in confined elmost entirely to ilxnt
snd light mixed kinds. Packers made
their early offers st siesdv figures, snd
although ralesmen made a hard fieht for
at least a nickel advance the bulk of Lie
packing hoga finally moved on a s ..ady
to shade higher basis. The killing re
quest wss rather indifferent, and In splie
of the fact that shippers took a pretty
fair share of the orteringa out oi inn
trade the market dosed dull st no better
than ateady prlcea-
Bulk of the snipping purcnases wu
made at 50, with a sprinkling up
to $.6o and a top of $ 70. Most of the
killing hogs sold at $.6.ti.52'. The gen
eral market was no more thsn strong at
Saturday's a versus
Representative eaies:
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SHEEP South Omaha was again the
biggest sheep market on the may this
Dooming as in the neighborhood of l't'A
head was yarded aa compared with U.ouO
reported early at Chicago and 6,onu at
Kansas City. This waa a liberal run for
g Monday. SS a week ago the rereluts
were only tome H.ouO head and a year ago
1 head. Like moat days laat wwk the
bulk consulted of lambs. Fourteen cars
Of ewes constituted the mutton supply.
Trade was much like It waa most of last
week with tr.e packer buyere doing noth
ing much until near killing time or until
of fee Market. I
NEW YORK, March 29. COFFEE The
market for col fen futures was quiet again
today, hut prices showed firmness in
sympathy with the continued steadiness
of the Brazilian markets and talk of a
rnmewhat Improved trade demand.
Fut t. res opened unchanged to 8 points
higher and closed at a net advance of 7
to 11 points. Sales, 11.500 bags; Msrch,
ti.07e; April, .07r: Ms v. ti.Hic; June, (,19c;
July, 7.30c; August, 7.37c; September. 7.45c;
October, 7.61c; November, 7.57c; December,
7.i;2c; January, 7,87c; February, 7.27c.
Spot, steady; Rio No. 7, Sc; Santos No.
4. lOVic. Very f"W offers were reported
here from Biar.il, and with prices about
unchanged.
Rio exenange on Jxmdon was V3? pence
lower, but imlrels prices were 100 to 1M
rcls higher.
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Msrch 29 METAt.fi
Iad, firm, at $4.15 bid. London. AT-l 2s
6d Spelter, nominal; London. 1.14 jus.
Tin: Tin I and nominal: five-ton lots,
$8.f. Copper: Firm; electrolytic, 15.2"
'ft 15.75; casting, $15.2tVrfl5.o0, nominal.
Iron: Steadv: No. 1 northern. $14 26'ft 14 50;
No. 2. $I4.'Vi 14.50; No. 1 southern, $13.75f
14.25; No. 2. $lX7ilT14.2S.
AT Iondon: Spot ropper, fW10s: fu
tures, fit 2s id. Spot tin, (170; futures,
I1W antimony, iVid.
ST. UH'IS. March .i. METALS-Lead,
firm, at $4.10vi4.1.i. Spelter, weak, at $9. 31
"i.i.oD, ,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 29 (X)TTON
Quiet; middling uplands, Xc. sales, 2.40.1
bslea.
Tre cotton market closed steady at a
let decline of 4 to ' points.
LIVERI'OOL. March 29. COTTON
Srot. steady; good middling, mid
dling, 5.47d; low middling, iMi, sales,
H.if'i bales
London stock Market.
LONDON. March 29.--American secur
ities on tho stock market today were
tU-adllv supported throughout the session.
i Canadian Pacific, Missouri. Kansas ft
I Texas and Union Pa iflo were the roost
'active shares. The closing was steady.
KI EVER Har, 23Sd per ounce.
MONEY-IWl'i per cent.
DISCOUNT RATEB Short bills. 2W
per ceut; three months, 2Vfl'2V4 per cent.
gar Market.
NEW YORK, March 29. SUGAR Raw,
steady; centrifugal. 4s9c; molasses, 4.13c.
Refined, steady, tut lonf, 6NOc; crushed,
.70-; mould A. tJ.l'ic; ruiics, $015-; XXXX
powdered. 80U-; powdered, 6c; fine granu
lated. 5.90c; diamond A, 6 90c;. confec
tionery A, S koc; No. 1, 6 vc. Futures
were qutat and stesdy early. Prices at
noon were t points net higher.
psgs which connects the Black 8ea with
the Sea of Marmora. Constantinople
stands on Us west side, at Its outlet, snd
partly on the Sea of Marmora. The strait
Is eighteen miles long.)
"According to observations made from
ships and hydroplanes, our shells fell with j
exactitude. Russian aviators, flying
above the Bosphorus, carried out recon
naissances and dropped bombs with sue-
Magic Cly Uosalp.
A smoll fire at tho South Omaha
Young Men's Christian atsuclatlon build
ing. Twenty-third and M streets, brought
out a general alarm yesterday. The
damage was small. The place is now
used ss a skitlng rink.
Lester Murphy, who undewent an oper
stion for sppendicltts recently, Is im
proving nicely.
The condition of Mrs. John Larkln, who
has been ill for many weeks, was re-
o.-. a v.e.v .rtiilsrs- fira w.a fltrctad ported as not Improved yesterdaj
A lew anus return to auiv-hi
where thy will carry on their work
st the avlatora without success.
"The enemy's torpedo boats, which tried
to some out, were driven back into the
strslt by ths fire of our guns.
"A Isrge hostile ship which wss trying
to get Into the Bosphorus from seaward
was bombarded by us. It flnslly keeled
over snd blew up.
China and Japan
On Perilous Ground,
Assert the Officials
P:KlNO, March 2. Two more de
mands on China, It Is reported in Chinese
official circles, are to bo made by Japan.
The Japanese minister and others now
engaged In discussing the twenty-one de
mands made some time ago ara said to
have Intimated that Japan will aak:
Substantial participation In adminis
tration of Chines customs.
Participation tn the salt monopoly,
which, next to the customa, Is the main
source of Chinese revenue.
The customs service now Is adminis
tered by Oreat Britain under a loan
agreement The salt monopoly Is con
trolled Jointly by a Britisher, Sir Richard
Morris Dane, and the Chinese.
The negotiations have reached what
the Chinese tiffidsls consider perilous
grounds.
President Yusn Shi Ksi. In response to
protests from the Jspanese, has Issued
orders tempering the tone of the press
snd sgalnst boycotting.
sgalnst Senate File No. 3, the Oreatcr
Omaba consolidation bill.
Another big film here, Nero and Brltan
nlcus, the beautifully hand-colored Frene.i
film, arrived at South Omaha today and
will lie ahown tonight at tho popular
Bttaiae.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and daughter.
Mable, lone residents of this city, will
leave very soon for Canton. S. D., where
they will reside in the future. Mr. 6hav
will make permanent headquarters si
slate solicitor in the life Insurance tus.
ness at that town.
Mrs. Mary Koalofskl. wife of Frank
Knslofskl, died yeaterday at the South
Omaha hospital, aged 27 years. Besides
her husband, she la survived by an In
fant child. The funeral wil'. bo hell Tues
day morning from Ijirkln's chapel to
St. Francis' church at o'clock. Inter
ment will be In tho Cerman Catholic
cemetery.
Carl Beal is reported to be In the same
ronditlon as he has been in th last two
weeks. The young man has been in an
almost constant state of delirium since
the Omaha-South Omaha basket ball
game at the atate tournament in Lincoln.
Investors with money res 8 the Real
Estate sds In The Bee. Advertise your
property for ft quick sale.
GRAIN EXCHANGE GIVEN
SEVEN INCHES ON HARNEY
The city commissioners have stunted
the officers ef the Omaha Grain exchange
the right to Include seven inches on Har
ney street snd eight Inches on ths al'ey
In connection with the construction ot
the new Grain exchange building at Nine
teenth and Harney streets. This is fo
correct a discrepancy In an old surve.
TllK OPD LOT REVIEW. 1.uexl ssseVly
Uila. without tcH-bnlts.1 obtc-.urltlei or dry
ns.s. ot Now York Stock Kt-ban( lawa
nisnt opponuntttea. 11 a yasr. ttsnd for sara
plm cfMa. 74 Broadway. New Yuck C-
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