HIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1015.
4i
fou iiknt
AfMtrtnaeats aad Vint:
ST GEORGE Apartments, located In
elect West Farnam district; one 6-roora
suits to let Phone Web. 1871.
CENTRAL No equal n price or quality,
7-room house; 4-room flat. 220 N. 2nd.
iaDELTTY W&ttk
phone Douglas 113 lor complete lit of
all vsrant houses and apartment s, also
for torsge, moving, packing, shipping.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT,
ft ROOMS ANI RATH. IN THK CAM
IFORNIA..SEB JANITOR. lHHU 6237.
FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT.
GEORGIA At 1040 S. 2nth St. Large,
light rooms. Excellent cool room for
umiwr. Knot front on a beautiful lawn.
PETERS TRUST COM FA NT.
1J Fa mam St. Phono Doug. 898,
61 8. J7TH St.. -rcom modern flst 130.
?31 Dewey Are., 5-room modern flat, $-T0.
1009 N. 2!th, 7-room modern flat, CO.
C. O. Carlberg, 311 Hramlela Theater Rid
Varnished Apartment.
FURNISHED Apt. In Traverton." The
fireproof, dose-In apt. house, that la
furnished, everything to make It pleaaant
for 'the tenant. Call Traver Bros, 706
Omaha, Nat. Bank Bids. Phone D. 1153.
' Faraliken ftooais.
M ADI90N 21st and Chicago; ateam beat;
lis me. ana up; cate In connection. D.bKHk,
three business women, in modern, pri
vate home; every convenience. Harney
SdO. 1036 SO. 311t St.
2J02 GRACE 4 pleasant rooms, ground
floor, M montn. Tel. wen. 6734.
STEAM heirtej rooms, $2 week.
H otei, Council Bluffs.
Ogden
ROOM Sunday breakfast and dinner if
desired. Don it. 4i. 644 wo. Z4tn Ave,
MODERN OOP tt-j. 25th Ave. Doug.
RF.AL FSTATK
FARM RlVril I.AM) FOR 9.4,1. $5
FOR SALE fl acres of land In Mills
county. Iowa. 4 miles from Olenwood.
Modem 8-room house and barn In Coun
cil Bluffs. Fine location.
acrvs NetrssKH n.y land, cheap for
ensh or terms from owner. Address 13-
l&i. Bee.
Mia areola.
ilARGAIN 240-acre farm SO miles from
MlnneaDolls: 140 acres der cultivation.
in n.'ri-i srxid irfado. I acres timbered
pasture; can practically all be cultivated;
oo,i corn land: farm la lenced: 10-room
bouse, barn, granary, mach.ne sued, wind-
mill, etc.; 14 head good ro.ua cows. a gjoa
uorses, harnesses, wagons, complete set
ut machinery, bogs, cnickena and every
thing on the farm goes at $45 per acre;
te.Oitt casn, balance can stand for W years
at per cent, bcuwtt tiros., -i'a Ply
mouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Progressive Baying in Holland
Leads to Rally in. Wheat Mart,
With Prices Up a Bit:
ADVISE AGAINST BEAR TACTICS
HOStSlli
RENTERS. HOMEtEEKERS Your op
portunity. 50,000 acre Irrigated wheat
and ail ait a land for settlement at Valler,
Mont $4l-0 to per aero; ftiteen years
time. For particulars, write Vailcr Farm
bales Co.. Bo 1002. Valler. Mont.
laearaska.
A KNAP
on 11S acres of good farm land, 3'4 miles
from Blair, Neb. For further particulars
write R. Martin. Owner, Little Falla,
Minn.
Oklahoma.
FORCED BALE!
M0 acres f'ne Oklahoma land, Garvin
and Orady counties, which I must sell
wltn in Ho days! All farmable; 490 acres In
cultivation. $.10 per acre; worth $t. Ad
dress OWNER. Box 184. Kingfisher, Okl.
aoatk Dakota.
$860 land bargain, 100 acres Lyman Co.,
South Dakota; worth three times two.
This price to settle partnership. Box 177,
Boseobel, Wis.
NH-ely fur, rooms, 214 N. 25th. Doug. M2.
MODERN, light, newly furnished rooms,
with bath; suitable for two ladles.
Harney 4ftcWi.
Board and Room.
GOOD board and room. mod.
Har. 1970.
JEWISH girl wants room and board In
refined Jewish family- Address M. 26,
Bee.
WOULD like i young men or husband
and wife. Webster 7006. 4028 No. 29th.
NURSES to room ' or room and board,
registry and directory: calls gratis;
laundry and kitchenette privileges; down
town car line. Refs. reurdred and given,
Harney 6967. 1029 So. SOth Ave.
IOUNO lady wishes board and room In
exchange for stenographic work itght
ft morn.; will f nrn. typewriter. Web. 3135.
Texas. ,
NO crop failure; 14 acres netted $4,0fl0. For
Information address J. L. bills, fcxeter,
Neb.
Wlseoxsta,
Upper Wisconsin
Best uaiy and general crop state in the
union; settlers wanted. Lands for sale
at low prices on easy terms. Ask for
booklet No. 34 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant- Excellent lands for stock raising.
If interested In frulnt lands ask for book
let on Apple Ocrharda. Address Land
and Industrial Department, boo Line
Railway, Minneapolis. Minn.
OMAHA, March , IMS.
The Duteh government has been one of
the leading buyers of wheat during the
last few days. Due to this and the fact
that Italy may enter the war at any time
the market has a bullish tendency.
Many of the larger houses on the
board were advising friends and cus
tomers to keep off the bear side at pres
ent. The roporta received from points In
Kansas say thnt considerable wheat has
been killed there by alternate f reeling
and thawing.
Corn and oats were both higher today.
There was a buying movement in corn
bv shorts and also bv Investors. Oats de
parted from their usual course, making
a moderate response to the strengtn in
other grains. Cash corn sales reported
were tt.0n bu. and oats 75,0(10 bu., very
little of wholch wns sold for foreign ship
ment. . A
Omaha Spot Market Wheat was 1V
2Ho higher; corn, Vc higher; oats, Vsc
hltt her.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour.
equal to l,0t6000 bu.; corn, 8.000 bu.; oats.
;,l.ti0B bu. .
Liverpool close: Wheat, not quoted;
com, M higher.
Primary whest receipts were 626,000 bu.
and shipments 891.000 bu.. sgainst -TCclpts
of 198,000 bu. and shipments ef 440.000 bu.
last year.
Wltnorv corn receipts were SrtS.OOO ml.
and shipments 378,000 bu.. against receipts
f 813,000 bu. and snipmenis oi two.uw ou.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 847.000 bu.
end shipments 888,000 bu., against receipt"
of '61S.O0O. bu. and shipments of 778,000 bu.
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis ....
Duluth
Omaha ....
Kansas City ...
St. lunula
Winnipeg ......
These sales
a bulge In provisions. The grain strength
and the smaller receipts of hogs served
merely to hold prices steady.
Quotations ranged as follows:
Artlclel Open I Hlgh. 1.QW, ( Close. Yea' y.
Wheat i i i '
May. 1M 1 M' 151 I IB 1 4"i
July. 1 MV 1 V 1 21S1 I 23 1 US
Corn : I
Msy. 72 TS 73 73 72
July. 7P 7(l4 75', 70S "S
Oats: I
Msy. st M S7U r.7 r:
July. MS, M! M &4 MT
Tork:
Mar 17 40 17 4fl 17 ?0 17 i7 424
July. 17 S2H 17 2H 17 774 17 17 874
Lard:
May 10 ! 10 IS 10 IS 10 r
July. 10 60 10 52H 10 47H 10 40 10 50
ttlhs:
May. 10 00 10 024 10 00 10 024 10 074
July. 10 M4 10 3& 10 30 10 30 10 8J4
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Beeves No Good, but Other Kinds
Sell Fairly Well Fat Lambs
and Sheep Higher.
hv HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
WANT to mane a loan of S4.600; will
give first n.oigiiKO on htildlmi renting
trw tlHO iui, Mnnlh AHrlress K 2Tw KM.
rmralshed House a.
DE8IRABLR. strictly mpflern. fr-room
cottage. Harney 1661,
REASONABLE rent to reliable coupl
Walking distance; fine location. F. O.
f JVead Co.
Uoaaekeeplnsr Rooms.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms; also elegant
sunshiny sleeping rooms. 2306-10 Douglas.
Kwrm and Ranch Lands,
iron sale OR RENT 10 acre Poultry
ranch, well equipped. Stocked, now In
profitable operation. Eay terms. A snap
for the rignt pariy wmi nun canau
Address Y-442, Bee
UNIMPROVED 4 and 11-acre tracts.
JOHN N. DltliMuiv-uuuubAB m.
FARNAM. 2822 Nice housekeeping rooms,
Newly papered, electricity, gas range.
DAVENPORT, 2018 Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms.
Hotels and Apartments.
DOTK1K HOTWI- Modern Reasonable.
WANTED TO BUY Cheap land, Colo
rado preferred; have llo.ooo casn to in
vest. Address Y 441, Bee.
LlcHt Hsuekeelsg Rooms.
BTEAM heated rooms, with alcove,
kitchenette, furnished. Ogden Hotel,
Council Bluffs.
Honaea and Uttasrea.
JUUL elses. S3 per month an. ttr Paxtoa.
Dwelling, 414 So. 38th St. ; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and hack parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, ,2
bath rooms, hot '.water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Benj
S. Biker. Phones D482, H317.
K14 Davenport St., 6-room modern cottage,
v i..t
210 S. 30th St, 9-room house, modern, S3S.
Inquire 21a 8. aitn nt.
84th St., 6-r. cottage, mod, ex. heat.
GlobeVan&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; storage, $2
nae mnntn. wnen you rnovo mn
Hatlsfactlon gnar. D. 43H8 and Tyler 230.
4-ROOM bungalow, modern: rent reaaon
f able. 8422 Hamilton. Har. 1177, Doug. 1187;
? LARGE 4-room cottage, modem except
. . . i - A ic nn KT 9Sh Ave.
. . t
GoraonvanU).
in n. nth Ft.
Moving,
Packing
Storage.
Phone D. 294 or Web. 13S2.
j f.ROOM. all modern. 'MM Parker St.
Van and Storage
Co. Call us for e
.Imatcs for mov.
lng. pacalng. shipping. 171J Webster 6t
Zkiiglas UV6.
Maggard'ssn
SEVEN-ROOM modern house, 108 8.3b St
g-room mod. house. 8612 Chicago. D. M.
3 tA-KIfiHT-HOOM modern brick.
fine order. 1307 R. 28th. Phone Har. 1767
) ASK. about nice Mi-ni im noure, in
, In every detail, North 24th St
modern
Ccr
i
1 ier Locust, liodcrate rent to sud tin-
ant. Webster 2112.
Packing
J -'e vww 12V7 Parnain. D. 814a
moving.
storage.
FOB lihlNT
' W have a couDleU list of all houses.
tpartraiente and fiats that are for rent
riil list can be see free of charge at
Omaha Van at storage iso.. sua po. -sin pu
t? in sua 'l Part of the city.
UOUfleB criMb Sons at Co.. B
Bee Bldg.
I liOOVS, 3&1 Jones St. $30. Never been
, occupied, bleeping porcn; oag iinisn;
modern throughout. Apply 306 a. 17th tit
Fhone jjougias 4S(.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy a second-hand buggy.
Address J care pee.
. tr .".- r. ... " u!V HtjiA- m nit (lirni.
ture, cheap. Webster ru.
ale buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1418.
Lf I iLli suruttuiv iHiuant. tun w v
ti Heed, UMi Faroarn, Doug. (14a,
SOI l.a Ciutae.
N. 44th.
BugnUy uoed hign-gr-e yiano. D. Hull.
GOJDi.N oak typewriter desk. D. 3611.'
WANTED TO BORROW
FOR RENT
108 143 0-U
10ft
lid
10 18 5
18 8 8
37 33
m
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
f1.MN1il.62H: No. 2 hard, l.M1it.K. Corn:
No. 2 vellow. 73Vfj7SV: No. 4 yellow. 704f
71Sc; No. 4 while, 71(tf714c. Oats: No. 3
white, to-NitriVHc- standaid. STNiftWic
Rv. nnmltiAl ItArlev 71h77c. Seeds
Timothy, H.t.Wi25; clover, 0013.rt). Cattle
Provisions: l'ork, flf.00: laid. 89.70; ribs.
Is.liH'K-'S-
hut I Kit I' irm: ereamerv. w.ic.
BOOS Higher; receipts. 20.RT.4 cases: at
mark, rases included, 17(lsi4c; ordinary
firsts. 1717Vic: firsts. lfcirlSHc
1"OTATOES Unchanged; receipts, 31
cars.
POULTRY Alive, lower; fowls, lie;
springs. I.e.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 30. IMS.
Receipts were: , Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
lOfflolal Mondav 8.4 17.HW
Kstlmate Tuesday .0o0 13.:0 .ow
Two dava' totals 11. (MS 21.428 2f,!KU
Same days last week.. K.2T0 i.7. 2M03
Same 2 weeks sdo 18.347 .70 JM"I
Same weeks ago 8.7M 14.810 12.4"!
same 4 weeks ago 10. tM) rt.O! !.!"'
Hme days last year... 8.241 14.439 12.637
The foPowIn tahts annua the receipts
of cattle, hosa and sheen at the South
Omaha live stock msrket for the year to
date as compared with last yesr:
181. 114. inc.
54M.JO HI. 877 W.8I3
Hogs 8S4.17S 214.2 14f.f7
Sheep 70i.8r.3 45-3,9. 21.728
The followina table snows ths average
Price for hosa at Hie South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. ltlt. 11814. 1M 11818. U11. 11810
early hour, -ompared with Monday's
trade ami bought a good many lambs
at prices strong to 10tl?c higher. The
packers kept out of the deal until late In
the forenoon. The closing trade was a
little easier compared with the early
business, but strong to a shsde better
then yesterday. The light supply ol aged
sheep wss picked up In good season by
the packers on a basis strong to a dime
higher Some light Mulian yearlings
made a new top for the year at 18.00 and
a car of the Belmont ewes mado a new
record for the season at 87.80. The clear
ance waa better than on Monday aad the
general market had more activity.
(Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
Mexicans, fit (WXi 10.00; lambs, fed westerns,
f0iMi.s.: lambs, shearing. fK.7.Va.2P;
Mr-leana, f40fr.7S; lambs, fed westerns,
88 8k; lambs, shearing. 8.10f.s;
yearlings. light 8 TS 00; yearlings,
heavy, 8.frit7k; wethera, good to choloe,
t7.N-u8.IO; wethers, fair to good, f 7.0007. K!;
ewes, good to choice, f7.JOtf7.80; ewes, fair
to good, f7.2M57.60.
Heoresentatlve sales:
No. Av.
491 Mexlran lambs 82
'.M fed lamb M
feeder lambs
M8 Colored lambs 71
4 native spring lambs 44
241 Mexican yearlings 80
04 fed lambs v
231 ted lamhs 8
62 fed lamhs i
26 cull lambs 70
CHICAGO LIVH STOCK MARKET
Mar. 14.
Mar. 16.
I Mar. 18.
i'iir j i .
Mar. 18
BUTTER No. t 1-lb. cartons, 2c; No. Mar. 20!
OMAHA. OENBRAa MARKET.
Mar. 21
Alar. 21
Mar. 23.
Mar. r4
Mar. K&.
Mar. 2L
Mar. 2i.
Mar. 28.
6tiH
3
6S
60V
444,
47-H
M41
I 88
t 40
8 M
8 68
I 64
t 67:
f 63
64
t 4f'
t 18
8 h
HI
t TO
( 74
8 o
8 64
f 78
t 81
t W
8
I 84
8 8
MM
tkSi 8 42
V9!
FARMS WANTED
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice in MebrasKa. 0 tiranaois xneaiar.
KERR Title Guarantee and' Abstract Co..
a modern abstract office. 106 B. 17 tn at
Phone Douglas 6487.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6H, per cent
J. H. uumont at Co.. 418 state Hank.
WANTfc;i-Clty loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTK- City loans and warrants. W.
ar nam Bmmi gt co., rarnam t.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
li. W. Binder, City NaUonatWank BWg.
fioo to fio.ono made 'promptly. ' F. D. Wead,
wena ruug., jnm ana r arnam pia.
OABV1N iiiioa bra IStftXse
SEE! us first for farm loans in eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co., Omaha.
6
CITY LOANS. C. G. Carlberg,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
w. it. Thomas, z& state Bank Bldg.
OMAHA' homea. East Nebraska farms.
O KKKHS HEAL BST ATE CO.,
1018 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2715.
1100 to 810.000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
wead Bldg., 8tn and firnuo nu.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
ACREAGE
were reported today:
Wheal: No. 2 hard winter: 8 cars, fl.47H;
1 car, tl.47. No. 8 hard winter: 3 cars.
fl.47; 2 cars. 11.4W5. No. t spring: 1 car,
81.41. No. S mixed durum: 1 car, fl.42.
Corn: No. 3 yellow: 8 cars, 69c. No. 4 yel
low: 1 car. S'c; 4 cars. 68lc: 3 cars,
68c. No. 5 yellow: 3 cars. 67c. No. 3
mixed. 1 csr. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
87c; 1 ear. OTc. No. 8 mixed: 1 car,
062o; 1 ear wet ,5c. Oats: No.' t white:
5 cars. 66c. No. 4 white: 2 cars, MVtc
Samole: 1 car. 54c.
Omaha Cash Prices heat: No. 2
turkey tl.48Hjil.49; No. 3 turkey, fl 47i
1.48'; No. 2 hard. fl.46Hj1.47H: No. 3
hard. fl.4M41.47; No. 3 spring, fl.ff
1.48; No. 2 durum, fl.37CTl.S9; No. 3 durum,
tl.36n.3ft. Com: No. 1 white, 7W170H";
vr, a white. Si 70c : No. 8 white. 69Cir
6Hc: No. 4 white. 68Siigc: No. 5 white,
684i68Hc; No. 6 white, 67H'68c: No. 1
yellow, 69V4T0c: No. t yellow, WHc;
No. t yellow. 869c; No. 4 yellow, 6h
68Vc;No. 6 yellow. rmto87ic: No. yel
low, OTWnXC; INO. I B1IKI1, "JiSfro-r.-, ".
CRUIftv No. S mixed. 68Vallc-
No. 4 mixed, 67407o: No. 6 mixed. V4
Wic; No. 6 mixed. 6Tifrc, Oats: No. 2
white. 6&4flir68(; standard. BofiWiMic; No. 3
white, 64,f5c; No. 4 white. MJ
64 Vic. Barley: Malting, 6iti74c; No. I
feed, 6th8c. Rye: No. 2, fl.081.09; No.
3, fl.07frl.08.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIOJIS
Featnres of the Trading; and 4 losing;
Prices m Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March fa Assertions that a
change of uollcv had seemingly prevented
until May. if not altogether, the entrance
of Italy into the war did a good deal to
day to lift the price of wheat. The mar
ket closed strong, lo to lc above last
night. Corn wound up with a gain of, ,vs
to Vi!3c and oats unchanged to Ho
higher. In provisions the outcome was a
li!V4c decline to a rise of a shade, There
were signs that foreign demand for cash
wheat had again been enlarged. Esti
mates on the Argentine exportable sur
plus showed a big cut and Liverpool sent
word that stocks were decreasing. For
the most part reactions from the advance
here turned out brief and of a profit
taking nature.
Strongest prices of the day In wheat
came in the last hour. On top of the
cable news complaints piled up from Illi
nois and Missouri that dry, cold weather
was hurting the winter crop. A compre
hensive report indicating that the winter
killed area, waa small and that the con
dition of the plant throughout the coun
try as a whole averaged better than In
December last had only a transient ef
fect on the market. Corn mounted with
wheat and as a. result of a material Im
provement In rash demand, due largely
to rough weather.' There were also
rumors of export business. Adverse con
ditions for seeding tended to make oats
firm. Seaboard call, however, was disap
pointing. Selling by packers offset all chance of
Sunday.
rcncetota and llanrltlnn of live Stock
at t,hV.Unlon Stock Yards, Bouth Omaha,
for tlA- twenty-four hours ending at 8
o'clocle yestcrdayi
I RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
col. iii... Hhmjin ll'r'a.
r
Missouri Pacific ...
Union Pacific
C. A N. W., east...
IC. 4k N. W west..
K. St. P.. M. & O.
C, H. U.. cast
C, tt t. t t. east., n
C. R. I. A P,. west 4
Illinois Central .... 13
Chi. Great Western 2
Total receipts 201
evih i nh 2rtc.
CHKKSK Imported Swiss, Stc; Ameri
can Swiss, 26c: block Swiss; 22c; twins,
16V4c; dalMies. l.ttc; triplets, 17Vc: Young
Americas. 18Vic; blue label brick, 17c; llm
burger, 2-lb., 20c; 1-lb.. 80c; New York
white, 18Ci imported French Roquefort,
tlx-
. .... , , i"i
r ipii l roui, inc; large cruiii, IMar. 28
t,.K.-c . t . ti'.l.l l- .. - iq -k Vhl I war. an.
n IT I.I. . SVAVU,J n.UDD, . . '
BEHK CtIT.-Rlbs: No. 1. 16C: No. 2,
rote: No. S. ll'-C. Ilns: No. 1. 184ej
No. 2, lc: No. 3. 13o. Chucks: No. 1. 8c;
No. 2, 8o; No. , 7S4c Rounds: No. 1,
12c; No. 2. ll4c; No. 8, 104o. I'lates: No.
1. 7c; No. 2, 7Vic; No. 3, Rc.
poultry Broilers, zoc; soring cnica
8Ac: stags. 8Vtc: ducks. 16c; geese. 10c; C., M. A St.
turkeys, iwihc: pigeons, per eos., isH';aoasn
ducks, full feathered, 10c ; geese, full
feathered, 8c; squabs. No. 1. $1.60; No. 2,
60c.
Market Quotations furnished by OiUnskl
Fruit rnmnanr.
FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy Alpha
betical, all slses, 82.75 box; extra fancy
Sunklst, all sixes, 2.W box; extra fancy
Red Ball, all slses. $2.36 box. Lemons:
Fancy Sunklst, 300s, 360s, KOOifN.bO box;
choice Red Rail, $3.60 box. Grapefruit:
36a. 82.00 box: 4.s. 82.26 box; 64s. ti.u0 box:
64s and 80s, $2.76 box. Apples: Extra fancy
W. W. pearmainee, i.no oox; extra iancy
Washington npusenourgs, i.w nox; ex.
in fancv Black Ben Davis, fl.38 box:
extra fancy Black Twigs, fl.36frl.60 box;
extra rancv Ulan uariun, si.ao oox: iancy
Rome Boautles, $1.60 box; fancy Home
Beauties, t bos lots, 81.40 box; Shield
Brand Wine Saps, $4.0otM,25 barrel. Ba
nanas: Per bunch, f2.002.26; per pound.
40VF;GETABLES Cauliflower: Per crate,
$3.60. Cabbage: New York Danish, 2o
nniinil rlnrv: lumbo. 90c dosen. Lettuce;
Head, fl.OO dosen; leaf, 4o dosen. Onions:
v.iinw tn nound: red. 2c pound: white.
2o pound. Artichokes: fl.60 dosen. En-
lilvAH: HhC DOUnU. oruwi ciunmvn. w
pennera: 60c basket. Tomatoes
I . t ... . c rsi rl-lln! yr.n nound. kiid-
ishes: 60c dosen. Turnips: 60c dosen. Spin- W rtnJmcr A r,gCn.
. . r n a n Daralav SAm Hnxen Means! I . - . . .. '
hch; ouu v-ii-. J in. Hamilton
$450 hamper. ."w...ti I Hulllvan Bros.
red, ii.w Dusnci, wi, ... L' Rothschild
white, $1.75 b"nei. w,r"r" ,7 Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.
quart. i-oiv" i. it. v.V.ut T' tlhristle
bushel; Rea niver """- S""",'',,'";". Huffman
toes: Seed stock Delaware, April 0 to 10,
62 00 bushel. Mushrooms: 60c pound;
;. lira anck: 60c dosen. Crsn-
berrles: Late Howes, . $7.00 barrel; Late
Howes, $2.60 box. ,
MISCELLANEOUS Cider: New York.
$3.60 keg. Nuts: No. 1 California wal
... in. nniind: black walnuts. 24jC
pound; filberts, 15e pound; pecans. 12Mio
pound; Rraslls, lvtc pouno, ajnionus, -
in..i Flftv -os.. 32.00 box. Date:
ST..... ..imii 81 40 box: Halloween. 8o
..V j ii.n-ra' Shelled. 40 pound,
V'.'""" a. ' k..k.t. Srackerlack : Case,
$.150; half case. $1.76. Checkers: Case.
MM.'.half case. $1.76. Peanuts: Raw. 70
4i'
$68
63
f 661
86
T 10
7 Oft
9fc
T 01
T 11
7 87
$ 6MI0 41
7.no a.'
8 4.-7:10 86
e 62,
IM
4ft)
4(i
46
6 41
86
28'
10 64
10 (i
10 63,
10 4
10 l
10 63
10 66
10 IB
8 41 8 64 7 48 42110 70)
I i 8 m 7 61 82'0 71 88
7 Hi 8410 68
$40
61
66
f 60
8 44
40
64
64
6t
68
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71
68
4- ..
2
4
32 26 1
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181 38 f
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle Hogs, uncep
.Morris A Co "61
Swift and Compsny... .l,tt
9 acres west of Florence.
proved. Price $3,500. Want a
Omaha. .
W. S. FRANK
$01 Neville Blk.
Not lm
home in
REAL FSTATE WEST BIDE
Cndahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
J. V. Murphy
Lincoln Pucklng Co....
V. B. Vansant Co..,,..
Benton, Vansant A L.
Mill A Son
V. R. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B, Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
U F. liuss
Rosenstock Bros
Kellogg
Roth . -
Meyers
Baker, Jones A Smith..
Tanner Bros..
John Harvey
Dennis A Frances
Kline
Other buyers
SKI)
833
18
40
7
10
122
44
2-lfi
44)
86
86
312
243
81)
80
16
280
32
18
16
16
4.".
107.
218
34.
80
472
1.0N3
1.6H0
2.4:.2
2.2J1
a. "22
'737
2,349
1,644
m
2,421
Totals
..6,238 11,071 8,120
CATTLK There was a very fair cattle
run today, making the total for the two
dava 11 MS he,!, hetiiir larger than last
week and for that matter larger than
for most recent weeks as well as larger
then a year ago by over 3, Quo head. As
aurnln tlila mornlnii and the market on
cattle of that description was fully steady
and in many cases strong. 'Thoy were the
ttle in the yaras to sen ana ina
'J".w .ck lots. Jumbo. 8o pound; ws the case yesterday the demand lor
rr..;"i iui ..mH' ..ited 21. BO can. sioeners anu reeaeis was quua iu
New Vork CJeaeral Market.
viTTir vrtRK. March 30. StTOAR Raw, fr. Pai
firm; centrifugal, 4.89c; molasses, 4.12o. mot of the desirable offerings changed
i , i....i .,..Hv Puturea were Otllet dur-lhan.la In arond aeiaa.in.
lng the early trading today. At noon I Good heifers and cows on the heifer
Drlces ruled about a point higher. I order were also free sellers at fully ateaily
H iiiTTtinFlem: recelDts. 10.743 tubs; prices. Rough cows wore very slow with
creamery extras (92 score), 31c; creamery tho tendency tower. ,
(higher scoring). SlVic; firsts, 28H4jc; , Reef steers which opened around I0o
-Jnda 24U27i4c ' low,,r yoHterday morning. Income worse
seconds, iW'i. ..... .. . ,Vl-' ,J(u,,,4. r oalna in many
vilCH firmer: reoeiiua, .m,oii . o-,
fresh gathered, extras 22c; "torage
packer, first to "" ,Tl?r.M yesterday so far ss the general run ef
eguisr pacaou, T1,,'.", : beef steers were conrernod. The trade
;; nearoy nnnery. """. """ was slow and dull and It was late before
REAL ESTATF SUBURBAN
West Farnam
Bargain
In the heart of the Wrat Farnam d'la.
t- am. tyiDi8uiu -ftUI uuUBtJ. I , . , -
five year, old, oak f lnil.. hot water heat, on diotk ni
Dwadee.
$300 Cash
$30 Per Month
Buys a new 6 room house in Dundee.
Rec hall, living room, large dining room,
pantry and kitchen, all finished in oak
and floored with same material. Three
dandy bedrooms and bath on second
floor all finished In hardwood; oak floors;
full basement; cement floor; furnace heat
Screens. I-arge south front corner lot
1 0fV. Cn 'YlM r
to fancy, 23c; nearby hennery, browns,
22c. . ,
CHEESE Firmer, receipts, o.m oo,
state, whole milk, neia. specials, io-w
17c: same, average iancy. ro-vj".
POULTRY Dressed, quiet; western
.n.atina chickens. 17ff21c; fresh fowls. 14
frl8c; turkeys, l.Kg20c. Live, nominal. ,
buyers and sellers really got together on
Iran nv Iimsis.
The market on heavy heaves for the
two days la around 1(41 lower than
compared with last week s close, nanay
light weights do not show so much loss.
Quotations on rattlm Good to cholc
corn fed beeves. $7.60(ti8.00; fair to good
eornred beevea wi.wtnh.w: common w
fair cornfed beeves fo.607.10; good to
. i i i i t - .d nulir. ........ , Ak.lM
vivam CITT. March OT.-WHfiT- ,r. it.u rJ. ia o.-.ft
No. 2 hard. $1.481.48; .No. 2 red. .47 ,,76; common to fair cows. $3.76fl.00; good
1.47H: May. $1.44i; July, $1.16HtT1.1. to choice Blockers and feeders. $7.O0f7.tiO;
on a corner lot. 142 feet deep; paving on
both sides and paid for. This house has
alwsys rented for $'0 per morjh. We can
sen mis property lor tb.Miu, and there is
lots of room to build another house or a
row of brick flats. On account, of the
splendid location this property will al
ways rent to good advantage. As a mat
ter of fact, on the house mentioned above
we nave never lost a day s rent tn five
years until the present time. Owner nf
this property Is a nonresident and dusires
to sen.
Payne & Slater Co.
Cl Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE by out-of-town owner, two
new bungalows, i-jxl'U ft., corner 624
and Emmet St. Trade for Chicago rrop
erty. Address R. L. Hurlburt A Co, J.U
W. North Ave., Chicago, III.
left town. This Is
pick up a bargain.
your opportunity to
Price $3,200.
The Byron Reed Co
Tel. Doug. 207.
212 8. 17th St.
Beaaoa.
Buy in Benson
An acre only 4 Mocks from the car line
that can be bought for flOO cash and bal
ance In monthly payments. This Is a fine
piece of property and will be worth more
money In a few years. Is a fine place now
for rh'cken and truck garden. Bo sure
you see us about this land.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
WEST FARNAM home, T rooms, recep
tion hall, batn, grate, large attic; a bar
gain. See owner, 121 S. 3bth St 11. UK.
REAL ESTATE: NORTH SIDE
$3,000
WANTED TO RENT
TO Rii-NT A new inouern 6 or s-rooin
bungalow or house in desirable location;
v n , Ka reuaotiMble. Call JJOUK. lt&i.
1 HRf. V.SiTATM
FARM Jt HAftlit LA A US FOB iALB
t'assaai
STOP! LOOK! HEAD!
Now Is the time to come to Canada and
bur a good farm. The safest loveatmoiit
nnltarlh is earth Itself. 1 have noma of
4he vnoiceH wheat jid flax laud in West
.era Canada that will make you money,
t'loae to town, consolidated school and
rhurch. fees me for cheap Investments.
Seventeen years' experience in Western
'enada lands. f . it. oovair, u Arcy,
luk., Canada.
Five rooms, elogantly furnished buth
room, basement, furnace, strictly all mod
ern, south front lot on paved street with
paving all paid, located Just north of
Be nils fark on uewara St. Make an ap
pointment to see this.
C. Q. CARLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
aV
(Miate
BKTTLER3 ONLT-I acres for 8300.
fUca 4ru, altalla aad eheal land; aa
aaau. A. Tiacy, or nuagaa. -oio.
MUwiri.
BIGGEST land sale or the year now on.
' luof orty-aci. farms 64oO tli. Good land.
Wl! settled locality. CIujw to railroad.
! 81$ per acre Is half at tual value. Great
est bargains in South Missouri at se na
tional prices. Write today for free liter
ature. D. Mernam, kAli at UtuUiU,
awaaoaa City, Kabss
VOli BALE
6-r. house, modern ex. heat; full lot; on
22d and Grand Ave. This ,. a great snap
at $-,bu0. Let me show you.
W. S. FRANK
21 Neville illk. o
2677 EVANS 8-r. n.od noma, oak flniaa
throughout; easy terms. Web. Via.
1 1
REAL ESTATE: HOUTH SIDE
CHOICE LOCATION
T rooms, all midern. birch finish
throughout, hot water heat, cement base
ment, east front lot. paved street with
paving all paid, located on South asta
Ave. near Field club. Prtue, $71,600. Can
grant reasonable terms.
C. O. CARLBERG,
213 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Hanscom Park Lot
$1,575 buys full lot on boulevard, in first
block south of Hanscom park. All taxes
paid iu full. Easily worth $l.i0.
Glover 8 Spain
tlt-30 City National.
Douglas 3962.
Deuglua KJ0.
008 Beo Bldg,
REAL ESTATE: INVESTMENTS
Frame flats and . cottage, good repair.
well located; income TIM yearly. Price,
quick sale, f4,ouO. Only fl.fruo cash re
quired.
OKTIl MUr, KAL,H IJtJ.,
24th St. and Ames Ave.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Owner Leaving City
A big bargain In a two-story bungalow
design home. This home was built only
one year ao and is up to date In every
particular. Beautltul large living room
with fireplace, beam celling and book
cases. Tins room opens onto screenea-ln
porch. Large dining room overlooking
Miller perk. This dining room is un
usually pretty and has beamed celling
built-in buffet, uuarter-sawed oak panel
ing from plato rail to floor. Oak
finish and oak floors throughout
Three large bedrooms and bath on
the second floor with very large closets.
Everything about thla home is complete
and up to date Corner lot 'JxM. Price
for quick sale $4.s6. Vte consider this
nap. Can arrange terms.
Norris & Norris
409 Bee Bldg.
Tel. iMiuglas 4270.
ELEGANT HU1IB. CLOttE-IN.
Can you use a good 11-room. up-to-date
home, well located and In first-class con
dition? Lot s7xl4v; close to car, schools
and churches. It's worth your time to
Investigate this bargain.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Doug. 1781. Wars Blk.
Nat'l Realty Co. ,
Sells and trades H. E. fl$ Bee Bldg D. 9408.
BARGAIN $1 cash, 83 monthly buys five
lota, Ixng Island, N. Y.; full price, $u
'only $12 each;, vait Ul VLUiaia tit,
New York City.
Kansas City Grata aad Provisions.
U.nl,m)MI 81 .OfiOJ'l .O&W.
v . . - . , -o . x? a . I ,
ClJItW rio. a niixeu, inv, ..... m .i.iii
r.iAfin74c: imo. a ireuow. iw. i- ,
Mv. 72c: July. 74c; September, IVk
OATS NO. I wnue. oiaoojc. .u.
r:n - i .- nc.
BlJTTt.rt creamery, ie; aiiol.,
se'onds, 23c; packing, lie.
i:i'.HH Klrats. 1'iMC seconas, no.
POULTRY Hens, 12e; roosters, i0c;
turkeys, loc.
Liverpool Oral a Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 80. WHEAT
Spot, No. 1 Manitoba, iu o; z, i.is
iWl; r.O. , 13B tU , 6 liii u miimii I
ll('OItN Spot. American, mixed, new, 7s
7Hd: American, mixed, old, 8s H1:. March,
7a bVtd.
t Loala Grain Market.
ST. IX1UIS. March 80,-WHEAT-No. 2
red, $1484il.60; No. 2 hard, $1.60 l.&&Vi;
May. fl 47'a.;, July, tl.17.
CORN 1NO. J, (,no; imo. i wnue. noim
al:. May. 734ic; July. Tb'tfiHv.
OATS No. 2, 57p67c; No. 2 white.
68 Vac.
Coffee ,Marke4.
NEW YORK. March M.-COFFEB-The
market for cofee futures opened St sn
advance of one to fourteen points this
morning with active months selllnix about
two to five points net nigner uuring in
early trading In sympathy with the
steady show ing of Hi axil and as a result
of some ecatt red bt ylng. which seeine.d
to be partly for European account, m-
rerlngs became siigniiy ireer arouno im
level, however, and priuee later eased off
under realising, with the close net un
changed to five points lower. Sales, 22.VX)
bags. April, 8.06c; Msy. 6 14c; June. Hoc;
July, 7.27c; August, 7.34c; September, 7.42c;
-4oier, 7.47c; Novenitjer. 7.wc; uecem-
her, 7 67c; January, 7.6ic: February, 7.67o.
Spot market, steady. Rb 78. 8c: Santos
4m. 10'c. Very few coat and freight offers
er4 reported in the market here with the
tone firm. Quotations ranged from about
7.46c to 7.1'iOc for Rio 7a Rio exchange on
London was 1 l-lftd lower and Mtlre.ls
Prlc. were unchanged at Rio. but 100
rcla higher at Santos.
Osaaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. March 29.-PRAIRIB HAY-
Cholce upland, $13.00; No. 1 upland. $12.60;
No. 2 upland, $iu.Mntii.w: io. i upland,
$i.0iKii 10.00; choice midland, $12.60; No. 1
midland, $l.'.J; r.o. i miaianu, i.(k
lift); No. i. iSMwaiow. cnoice lowland.
$10.60; No. I lowland, $10.00; No. 2 low-
land. $8.o0u.ou; ivo. t lowland, $8 aOo
8.60
STRAW t'noi'-e wneat, .W(j4i io; choice
oat or rye. 87 0OU7.&0.
AIJTALFA 4'hoice pear green, leafy,
fine sum. $14 tn 1S.00", No. 1, $13 in 14.0);
No. 2, $li.O 13.00; No. 3. fll.OVtf 12 00.
4'attea Market.
NEW YORK. March SO.-f'OTTON-Spot
nuiut; middling uplanda, $ ate. Sales,
$ti0 bales.
Futures cloned steady; May, 6 88c; July,
fk:tober, December, 10.44c;
January, 10 62c.
LIVERPXU March 80.-COTTON-Spot.
steady; rood middling, 6s4d; mid
dling. 6.44; low middling, 6.11X1, salew,
.uu bales.
Tr.
60
f 08
70
12 0
00
0
f 60
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Further Sensational Gains Hido by
"War Specialties During
Active Session.
VOLUME OF TRADE IS LARGE
NEW TOTtK. March So. -Further sensa
tional gains wers made by "war special
ties" In the course of today's active mar
ket. In which the volume of transae ions
exceeded any session since last Decem
ber's renews! ef business. Hethlehem
Steel retained its leadership, advancing
to the new high price of and c'olng
at ssi. a net gain of 14 points.
Virtually all the automobile stocks
trailed along with gains of t to points
on very extensive trading. Maxwel1.
Studcbakrr and Wllles-Overland were
the strongest features ef this group.
Other special stocks In which substantial
Increases of quoted values were made in
cluded United States Rubber: National
Wad, Allls-Chalmers and preferred and
Texas company.
Rock Island waa the conspicuous fes-
60 hure of the railway list, tsklng precedence.
s lover high-grade shares by reason of its
sctlvlty at increasing prices, i ne move
ment in this stock was believed to have
Its origin in a possible contest ror con
trol at the forthcoming annual meeting.
For the great part of the session spec
ulative favorites like Heeding, tne rs-
nniniivi . - aai-i"n.nv-R-1 etnea T'niteri tatea weci ann amain
. ik.. k.rf. n.r..t I.I..W native I mated crooner were under pressure, in
BtmrsT t6.9tmr8.70; western. $6.607.40; cows the final hour these shares msda partial
hirA ai iawt to ,i.iv., n iAfliiono. Ireooverv under the lend of Amalgamated
tiruiH uiiitr ia.oiia head: marani wnirn rose 10 us im nrn on r-iomi
.irnn. s hiihar' bo k nf aalea. 8ti 8U1 I oopper and announcement mei snipiwn
0: TWht. ki.70iiAi.8a: mixed. $8 eMMlSlKSs; I had perfected arrangements to export
heaw. Bti.CiOiHi.Si0; rough. f.60tr.so; pigs, I their product to neutral European coun-
$6 0ilii 71). ltrles. Apart from the pronnuncefl gain
r 1 1 r.r. i AINl iwvmu.- eveiH. p.v.'vi.nown "7 pwnuiun ,nn . ... .. . . ... .
bead: mnrket firm: aheen. 3b4t.36; closed with an Irregular undertone.
lambs. t7.7ti4rlo.lA. I Americans were stronger snd mors
' I . . a..J Jkl m k mI lV nna n I
Ianivfi in unnann, nni'iinu n nn- sneans--fnlin
bnovanrr $infi Unit! tUatra fitl
I selling above Its previous day's (losi
... ". .. ....Hi. iii. here. Cables from Ixndon pointed
higher: prime fed rteers, $8.onK.(inj sirongiy mwam -.., ....,
niKiier, i" ...VM.T.,.r. Inf rrndlt arrumenta with thla market.
.,7 taS.nr;;r-a ZSiZ Total sale, of stock, amounted tof.o
' - . . - - - .yvl-l.- -
382.W7.8j; bulls, ''(!"'; caivee, r
t) 10.60.
attle
gleav . liege
rirea.
ttreaa ghee
lliulM- Rerelnts. U.0C4) hesd: market
w.kki hulk nf aalea. 8H.7H l,XU: heavy.
8 ?JTt.76; packers and butchers, 8.D1
.cw; iiRni, fi..'ii. 1'ieo, . m . .
hiii:ioi' aiu iiAMUB- iteoeipxai lw
head: market strong: lamhs, $:. );
yearlings, fx OOHjg.80; wethers. $7.50,8. i&;
ewes, $;.2.ri7l.8A.
at. I.oala Live) tok Market.
KT fiTIR. March 80.-42ATTLH Re-
celpts, 1.300 head; market steady; native
ner steers. x.uui7ie.u: cows ana ncin'i,
a fjAiiX Ml- anuthern sLners. 8T.26!l'7.76: cows
end helfera, f4.0oi,0O; native calves, fti.00
10.60.
Bonds reflected some Irregularity,
mainly as a result ef recessions in some
of the Investment Issues. Total sales.
par value, aggregated $3,8.41,000. unlien
Mates bonds were tincnangea on ran.
Number of sales and leading quota' ions
ea stocks today were:
sjaiea fftiga. &w. vi"
Alealia OnM
AatalsaeMi.4 Copper ..
Amerkan Heat bugar..
American (as
Amwlcaa g. A it
Aniartt-an 44. R. pM.
Am. Susar Harming..
American T.I. T.I..
An.arloan Tobacoa
Acansaaa Mlalag
AtrhlMia
I.ans
1T.8W)
s.aoo
M
4.408
844
ail 41 ,
4 44i
Ms 7'a
an . a44 KH
!, ut i:a
S.TtW
3. on)
l.sm
H 4 K3B Receipts, 10. BU" nean: rnernei i 4 Ohio 8. boo
strong : pigs slid lights, 86.7W7.2T; mixed I Hrtxklra Hapld Traaalt.. I
lihlraia A N. W,
41Mna Copper
t nlnraoo Kuei a iron....
lontto a Houlhern....
rHorer a Hlo Uiaiiaa....
liennr 4k H. . pla
lilMlllanr Berurltlaa ....
Krlo ,
(laiHirai Klaelrls
600
and butchers, $8.8W;.; good heavy, f.l I California l-etrolaiua
n7 IQ l t anaoiaa riciire
uii irtr-u AKtti f 1URIU Reeelnts. ' AilOlOtiiral LaalhM'
head, marktt steady; native muttons, tt. 78 !"fet SvSii"
a.x.00: lambs. 88.7Waa.86: yearlings. f7.5lM T.. afi. ZT-
1. ' J T..1... U Ul. IA n.'s r-. .....
B.vu; suearei iina, i" u '
Hloaa ritr Live Htoek Market
RIOITX CITY. la.. Msrch 30.-CATTLB
Receipts, 2,000 head; market, steady to
lOo lower: native steeni, ftl.lor7.00;
butchers, . fo.fl0WI.76; rows and heifers,
11 ,vr,i 10' canners. l3.boil4.76: BtiH'kera
and feeders, s.0O5(B.s; reives, m.v".,i I irai -onnern pra
U..M. ..... n u:mm I (IimI Ne. Or etta.
in mh Keaeinta 7.n hpjui: maraat- w uir.i.
higher; heavy, $t.67VW4vtui; mixed, .uo 'L.
4ii.67Hl light. $a.63l4i.65.
HIIEM' AINU LAWDn-wiiBiiw,
head,
t .JeaeBtt Live Htoek Market.
ST, JOSEPH. March 30.- ATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,800 head; roarsei siow; aie-ra, '
$7.ftv!r.40; rows and hefers, f4.ti.26;
..lu,. 17 norcrl 7S.
HOUR lteceipts, n.nw nean; raaow
kih... ton KM): bulk. 8ft.66ftr8.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. .,400
head; market steady; lambs. $8.309 76.
) . .
l.oadon Htoek Slarket.
tivnnni. March 80. American securi
ties on the stock market today opened
steady and gradually gathered strength
on good buying of United States Meel,
Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific. The
Closing was firm.
SILVRIv Bar, ifira per ounce.
iuonkv lmlU ner cent.
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills, 2. per
cent; three months, per ceni.
Rank Clearings.
$.o
8. on
8.SKB
1.4"0
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1.918
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Inwiratiaa rppar
Intarnatleoal Harraater .
Kar.taa Clly BoutlMra..,
lohlah Valley
Iiuimllln A Nanhvllla..
Mmloan Peirolaum 1
Miami Otppor
Mineonn, K. a T. ......
MMurt Pactria
National Blarult
Naimnal LmiI
Navatfa Copper
Naw York Central t
N. T., N. II. a 11
Norfolk a WMtara.w..i
Northern Paoltlo
I'aeina Mall
acltlo Tel. A Tel
Pennsylvania
Ptillmaa Palaea Car.....
ltar Can, Coppar.
rteailiiig
H .Dublin Iron a Btaai. ,
ilionk Inland Ca
Itorlt llant Co. pl. ..
4t. U 4k H. r. til pfd..
RonthOTa laolfln
rViuttiarn Itallwar
TonMaaea Coapar
Teiaa Ompany
1'nion raoino
t.4nv lltS 1I1S llT'd
.tto tin :ih
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OMAHA, March 80 Hank clearings for J'njoa '''
Omaha today were 82,4lW,.5a.4 and lor the ,
corresponding aey yr, ai,oo,u,.oo. iii.h io.r ...........
waoeaa pfn
. Montana l'owar
Total aalaa for tha day, 4W.JO0 abarta,
u . . , Hn 1 M M 11 -1 . K I im I w . ... ii. i.
r j w m pvn.iv w - - - - . .v. n . ....... .......
NEW YORK. March S0.-EVAPU- weaiiag-ai-e a.in,ri
RATED APPLES Dull.
1RIF.I frtui 1 tTunes, aieaay; apn
cots and peaches, quiet; raleins, dull.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March .METALS
Iad: Steady at MM'.ITH; London, 22
10a. Spelter: Nominal; London, 44,
8.M0 14.1 1M
tt.ftna 2it 1J4 U.'iH
sou auv, an mi
88,4110 414 4H4 4S
t0 10M4 test, jnKv,
8,700 61S '
400 1 I 2
4. SOU M W. M
8,) 7.1 71 1'.
HU WS4, ' lit.
fair to good Blockers and feeders. 8tt.Si
7 do; common to fair atocgere ana leeaers,
$G.76.50; stock hctfers, i6.60iffi.23; stork
COWS, 84.7&18.U''; SlOi'H caivss, .wi.w
veal calves, aT.vuQiV.i; nuns, stags, etc.
$4.768.(10.
Retiresentatlve sales:
UEEiT STEERS.
Na. Ai
8 Ml
T BU'
84 1'
2 10,
mi.!
I 10...
14.
rr. Na Av. Pr.
8 M 41 17 7 2a
6 80 17 MM T W
7 U 19 UK 7 48
I 20 31 1447 1 M
COW B.
4 00 1 710 4! 0
4 U 4 lIKi I 40
4 7. 1 U 4 00
I 00 1 7b0 IT,
8 IS 1 744) $ aO
IIEIEERB.
8 00 8 7M 8 85
$ Id 4 looo ai
i K 1 470 f 00
BULIw4.
4 80 t 110 8 U
104 1 823 I li
114 III
tfTOCtvr.tfH AND FEEDERS.
44. 8 00 II 124 1 0
(75 I 14) lb..., 140 7 ni
732 I V 8 M t 80
I2i 8 80 I 4:13 1
ti.d 4 70 10 V:0 t
448 4 80
UOtiS Another pretty fslr run snowed
up today, estimates calling for 191 cars.
or 13.6U) head. Total for the two lays la
21,428 head, being a gain over last week
of nearly 1,000 head and 7,00V larger than
a year ago.
In spltn of tho fact that supplies were
fairly liberal trade ox ned out tn good
shape. Hhlpplng demand waa broad and
outside buyers took mre of a good share
of the offerings at prices that were gen
erally a nickel higher than the figuret
paid for the sums grades yesterday.
First B,r tds were uot much morv
than strong, .-t sellers were a ah lng
sharply hluhur prices, and as the killing
rviiueal showed a decided improvement
1 liia morning it was not long until hog
were moving on a fully 60 higher basin.
Values did not stay on this level very
long, however, as sharp competition be
tween the packers pushed prices up until
a good many sales msde toward the close
were a dime higher, or very nearly so.
Trade can be quoted as opening a nickel
hixher and ilonn; largely 100 higher,
while the averi to is pratty close to utfloc
up. milk of the shipping hogs sold at
$.6Ki(.70, with tops at $.7u. Killers
at ay ted novlng around $t.&5, but the
later sales were made at 86 IJViiM.W.
and tn fact some good heavy droves were
cashed St IS wo straight through, current
values are pretty close to 10c higher than
at the rloaa of last week.
Itupreaenlatlvn sales;
mmm m v '
Take f assengers
Off Sinking Vessel
CAN FRANCISCO. March JO.-Wlth 200
passengers on board, mostly women ant
children. Including forty-five orphans.
the General Frtsblc, a small bay
steamer, struck a submerged rock 100
.yards off the ranama-Paclfto exposition
grounds tonight and began to sink. Lite
boats from United State warship an
chored nearby promptly took off all
hands snd brought them ashore. All, It
wss said, had been accounted for.
Tha party on the General friable was
part ot a county delegation to tne ex
position. Ths orphan were from a nome
at Vallejo.
ORATORIO AT THE FIRST
METHODIST WEDNESDAY
At the auditorium of the First Metho
dist church this evening the choir.
under the direction of James E. Carnal,
choirmaster, assisted by outside talent,
will render the oratorio "Creation. ' The
soloists will be Miss Hasel Silver, so
prano; A. O. Todd, Kansas City, tenor;
H. A, Disbrow, baritone; K. S. Travis,
bass; Miss Margery Shack leford, soprano,
with Miss Nora Neal, organist, and Mrg.
Walter O. Silver, p4anlst
t.oral Stocks aaa tlnnda.
Quotatlona furnlshe4 hr Viiirna. Brtnkar A
441 4jmha National Bank Bids., Omahai
aia. Asxe.
KTOcua
Reairtre Oaamerr pfd
lieere a pta
Falrmoat Oaantary 7a p(4
Haar4 Move Works
Lincoln Tal. 4 Tel. O
Omaha A Co. Bluffs St. Rr. Ca..
Omaha Co. Bluffs St. fey. p!4..
nuts Bank at Omaha
Trl City Ity. Uh
. 84
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. 81
.
. 88
. ti
. 78
.114
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Union Stack Yaroa. Omaha 84
BOKD44
Con Maa A Elee. 8a, HIT (Nab.).. 80
Pouslaa Oa. Nt. 4a. tU M
Oar. Imp. Oor. Traaa. Motaa 4a, 1918 tl
Ubaoin Time, aa, laa aa
Ijn.oln. Nob., rat. Ha, 18J8 lot
N. Y. Bute 4Ua. 184 104
City of Omaha imp. 4t. 1117 H
Omaha Water 4Wa, 1141 101
Omaha School 4a. 1M1 81
Omaka lx Bluffs Si. Ky. as, lill aH
fao uaa a Eiao sa. a rai, aa, isu II
Vockr ML. ral la U
gt. liula. Ho , 4 Ha. 13B , 104
Hwlft A Co. 8. 144 till
auth Omaha. Neb., SHa, ltst 1B7
Heribner, Neb.. W,lr ta, 11.1 M
t'nl. Plane. Nab. 4V,n. 1B17 DB
WmAIU Union gtk. V4s. aa, 1884..., It
Co., ,
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No. Av. Sb. Pr. No. At. Bh. Tr.
SB 408 ... t bo 74 .' ... t U'i
84 171 ... 4 11S 7 ... 6 42',
a 2 11 a 4 6: tn 220 ... iu
ti at ... 4 I.S 41 loj M lit
11 .171 ... 8 IS 1 121 ... 8 TO
Bo 241 10 flit, it lit ... 8 70
1 247 Ml 4 li1 17 Ul ... 4 7
av 8 ... 4 to 41 U ... 6 71
4 2at ... 80
PIOS.
12 134 ... 8 44 14 128 ... I 74
HELP The alow market Monday
brought In a moderate run today, there
Im-Iii only 8.0U0 head reported in, as
sgaiust 11,71 a weea ago and 16,24! a
year ago. There were fully as manr sheep
and lambs ss at Chicago. Tho propor
tion of aged sheep was small,
chipper buyers opened the market a aa
ELMER WOOD TO LEAVE FOR
CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY
FJmer H. Wood, freight traffic man
ager of the Union Pacific, who sustained
a stroke ot paralysis a month ago ha
so far recovered that Wednesday, acetm-
panied by Mrs. Wood, ha will leave for
the Paelflo coast to recuperate. The
length of his stay ha not been deter
mined, but It will be until he ha re
gained hi normal strength.
FRANK S. LEWIS MARRIED
TO MISS MARY BUCKLEY
Frsnk ft. Lewis, assistant to the auditor
of the Omaha aV Council Bluffs Street
Railway company and esteemed loyal
knight of the Council Bluff lodge of
Elks, was married at noon at Dee Molnas
to Miss Mary Ellen Buckley of Shelby
la. Miss Buckley was formerly secre
tary to General Orenvllle N. Dodge.
FORMER 0MAHAN DIES
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
Word was received at noon ot the
death yesterduy In Colorado Sprlngi
of Isadore Srhleslnger, a former real
dent of Omaha and son of the late
Seligman aad Dofdlno Sthlesingrr. The
body will be brought ' to Omaha for
burial and the funeral riaiicment will
be announce,' Uterf
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8w York Metier Market.
NEW YORK. March 30. MERCANTILE
PAPER per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady; 30
1ay bills. $4 7726; for cables, 4.su.'d; for
demand, M.7KX6.
SILVER liar, 60 He; Meklcan dollars,
3V.
HONDS Oovernment. railroad, steady.
MONEY Time loans, firm; U days, JW
tf: per cent; 80 duys. 2Vo3 per cent; six
months, 1 per cent. Call inonoy, steady:
high, 2 per cent; low, 1 per cent, ruling
r.ia i tier cent: last loan. 2 Per cent:
closing, Its per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Ooelng quotations on Bonus touay were
as follows:
. .. t mo. ran. cv. aa
...t4i-s. y. c. g. ivb... ft1,
...IBIS N. V, City 4a...lA4,
...iai'-N. Y. gtate 4Va. . .101',
..JotsiN. Y , N. II. A II.
da aaupoa nat cr. a 10a
Panama h aoupoa..iaitt no. raruia a.. r2-
Am. Bmsiters ."- aa aa
A T. 4 T. a. 4'a..lie Ht. 8. L. raf. 4a.... to
Armour O. 4'-,... 88 Pae. T. A T. ta... M
Aoailaoa aa. 4a.... K44 raua. 4. 4a !,
Hal. Ohio 4a.... 4 a. aaa. 4HB v-
Cha. Ohio 4'i., 87 Raaoias gen. 4a 4,
C. a. Q. I. 4a... Mt . U A. Bv F. r. 4a 70
O M A r g. ta. aa, so. ran. av. aa.
ao cv. as toia rat. aa so1.
r. a g. rat. 4 Hi.. J'e So c. as ?,
D A H. Q. rat. 6a.. 46 go. Hallway 6a Ms
tirla in. 4a Union Paelflo 4a.... ttiv,
nan. Cteotris la 141 'do o. 4a H',
tn. No. al 4V. SHU, 8. Rubber 4a.. .102'.,
III. Oaa. raf. 4a aa u. v. Hta ua i:
K. C So. rar. ,.... n'niutii aa wi
I,, a N. ta... ;i'a WV.t. t'nloa 4He.... 82'.,
81. K. T. 1st 4a., 88 Wast, aUev. c. 61. II
Bid. .
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March 80. DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were firm today with a
moderate demand. Yarns ware higher.
Silk velvet ribbons were active: broad
silk quiet. Men's wear markets were
0'ilet
U. B. rat.
se eoupoa .,
V. g. 8a. rag.
1 eaupo ..
V. a, aa rag.
tf
ft IS
will reduce tnlUuncd. wollen
Joints. Sprains, Bruises, Soft
Buncbes; Heals Boils. Poll
Evil, Qulttor. Fistula, or
sny unhoalthr sora
quickly aa k la s pasUlaa'Baakepilc
ss sanatciaa Plaaaun leaaai does
not busier saacr sansbf at la
mm aba sal. a&4 ya aaa eark
Ska Sana. 83 00 par botua. 4rtif
aras. Book 7 K free.
ABSORBINE, JR., satiarpuc UnlaMat hr twoki ia;
kc4aaaa raialak 8aUa Vawa, Oiiirc. Wcaa, anaiai.
BialMt. Stop, pais aa4 iaaaaiawnaa. ritc$l.tMpa( bum
ai Baaion a aaaiaiaa. will Mi tea awa a pas enia.
W.f .fmUkO. r.BiMl04!ta8s) It, l8risliB. ,