Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 02, 1915, Page 11, Image 11
THE BKK: OMAHA, F1UDAY. Al'lllL J, 19i;. 11 rxm KKNT i Iteeera and ntleaea. 7-TtOC'M ml modern. 21 w Purker St. an and Ftornge fall us for es- (mates for mov- 1sg. Mcln, shipping. 1713 Webster 8U Douglas it's;. Maggard'sg ALL 13 per month up. un fax ton. Gordon Van Co.S; 21 N. Uth ft Tel. D. 394 or Web. lie 2 CA INDWELL rooms, partly mod em. 116: adults only; walking distance. Webster 8TaH. BKMI8 PARK MO Hawthorne, 8 rms.. strictly modern, lot and location most Mestrable. good value al WO. For $45. W ehater 1736, or Ivuiglas 3017. CALDWF.LL Walking dlKtance. 7 ronmi, modern except heat, first-class condition, rent reasonable. Web. 37?, SKVEN-KOOM modern houae. lot 8.36 Ht 3-room mod. houae. 2613 Chicago. U. 8146. ORACE-4 pleasant rooms, (round floor, tl4 month. Tel. Web. 67S4. J.CReedgfes i. moving. A storage. Karnnm. D. svn t ROOVS. 3867 Jonea St. $S0. Never been occupied. Sleeping porch: oak finish; modern throughout. Apply 305 8. 17th St Phone Douglas 64ST. Tlminna ln "-" Parta of tha city. m;um,B Crelgh Bona St Co., Bee Bldg. t:4 N. 2TH PT., $20. Tel. Harney l0. 7-RM. mod. house. Florence. Florence 24J. Stare aad Offices. I rOR RENT. DOWNTOWN SHOP AND DWKLLINO. Four rooma above, larae ahoD below. eultable for carpenter, plumber or storage oi auumoDiie; fjo per month. J. H. DCMONT & CO.. 416-1$ State Bank Bids- Phone Doug. C9Q. . REAL ESTATE FARM A RANCH LAND) FOB 8 ALB Canada STOP! LOOK! READ! Now la tha time to come to Canada and bur a food farm. Tha aafeat investment on earth U earth itaelf. I have aoma of tha cbolooet wheat and flax land In West ern Canada that will make you money. Cloao to town, consolidated achool and church. Be me lor cheap Investments Seventeen jreara' experience in Western Canada landa. P. II. Bovalr, D"Arcy, Baa., Canada' SETTLERS ONLT-Ut aeraa foe ITA ttacn corn, aitaire aad waeat land: no asaa. j . jl. Tracy, iron Morgan. Colo. HUeoari. BIGGEST land aala of tbo rear now on. 100 forty-acre farms 64K each. Good land. Well settled locality. Cloae to railroad. til per aero la. half actual value. Ureat eat bargains In South Missouri at senaa tlonal prices. Wrtta today for fraa liter-. ature. u. jnernarn. Kills . a) Benton. Mtaaeauta. BARGAIN 240-e ere farm 20 tnllea from Minneapolis; 140 acres ujder cultivation, 40 acres erood meadow. 8m acres timbered pasture! can practically all b cultivated; food corn land; farm la fenoed; 10-room house, barn, granary. mach,ne a lied, wind- mill, eto.: 11 head good milk eowa, 4 good horses, harnesses, wagons, compleM aat of machinery, hogs, chickens and ovary thins on tha farm aoes at 146 ler acre: t,0uv cash, baianco can atand for 10 years at ( per cent. Schwab Bros., 102$ J'ly mouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. REAIi ESTATE XOnTH SiDK Beautiful 6-Room Bungalow Just Being Completed FOR SALK ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN Thla houae, finished In oak In principal GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Export House i Are Standing Fat on May Wheat Market and De manding Deliveries MILLERS QUIT BUYING WHEAT one of the most heautlrul and conveni ently arranred bungalows I have ever of fered for sale. It la subetsntially built la modern throughout and ia located- half block from car line. It la in a high class section of, the city. surrounded by all new homes. Tnia house ran be gotten rcaay ior oc cupancy In a very short time. The purchaser can have his choice of electric fixtures and wall decorations. He euro to aee thla at one If you want to buy a beautiful home. TERMS ON THIS HOI BE: $350 Cash; Baianco Like Rent Phone mo todav and arrange to have me rail for you. Call walnut fil between 7 P. m. and a so p. m , and call Douglna 2926 In day time. E. P. Wright OMAHA, April 1, 1315. One of the laigrr houses In the export trade has been ordered to "atand pat on a line of Ions M u v vhntl This nrilcr rooma. with' fireplace In living room, la 1 ''"'"ea from concerns at the seaboard, and ...r- uunnm ia ior account or at leest two governments abroad, as well as several export concerns. at the seaboard. The order to "atand and demand delivery" has also been placed In brokers hands at Minneapolis, Duluth and Winnipeg. May wheat aborts will be obliged to obtain enough of that grain to fill their con tracts or go Into the pit and bid. There Is no ccntract wheat with which to make deliveries on May eontracta, and J" other markets the contract "J.1" held by the tongs in Mav. .iwiiJ0"1...1? J1"1'- reeterdav and "wl Ht'le reactionary power from the nottom prices reached. Strength early broucht out Increased quantities, and i.,,-.iJ,rlrrrtc, Proved to 1 the higheet 'eeia of the session amounted to ,np0 buahel hr.J?K5-th ior r obtained K busheia. Mlllera want no wheat to speak " ,ro aeiiing little flour and many mills of the west and northwest are closed down temporarily. Liverpool was a atrong wheat market jweraay wttu small recelpta and da- trwing biock aa the leading Influence. Receipta In the 1'nlted Kingdom last . "rr" omr i.uD.iw tu., which waa i.nv,uiiv ou. anort ot wreklv requirements. t orn showed loanea of 11c yesterday and reatlna- snots w.r .), est levels reached. The cash trad waa small at 146.0U0 bu.. of which 7&.O0O hu. were from one shipper to another. Tho buying of corn waa purely speculative and mainly In tha way of taking profits. Tuesday s advances were lost yester- m umn nmi ins unurnnne was ncavy. C'aali sales reported were.onlv at 0) bu. At the moment oats have few substan tia! menus Hedging by Packers and scattered liquidation by longs were tha weakening factors ln the provisions market yester day. Omaha Spot Market-Wheat waa un changed to io higher; corn, unchanged, to Ho higher; oata unchanged to Vc lower. Clearances were: Wheat and flour. equal to l.gix.oro bu.; corn, riTK.onn bu.; oata, 639,000 bu. Liverpool close: Not quoted. Primary wheat receipts were 7MW bu. snd shipments 311,0oa hu., aJtalnst receipts of ata.OOi) bu. and shipments of 3t6,0t bu. last year. Primary com receipts were 804.000 bu. and shipments 41,000 bu., against receipts or 4.ouo bu. and shipments of 4V7.O0O bu. last year. Primary oats receipts were 65S.000 hu. and shipments 742, (mo bu.. against receipts of 677,000 bu. and shipments of 733,OC0 bu. last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat Corn. Oats. Beautiful 7-Koom House Easy Payment Plan Thla house is modern throughout, laces east, located half block from car line, haa nncR nrwpiaco at south and ot living room, which Is very large. There Is also a I a rue gun porch, besides dining robm and kitchen on first floor. The three principal rooms are finished In oak with oak stairway in living room. There are three nice large bed rooma and the hath upstairs. The rooma are beautifully decorated. The houae Is heated by furnace, and there Is an automatic gaa heater In stalled. Terms of Sale $500.00 Cash Balance $50.00 Per Month. Telephone owner today for further par ticulars. CALL, WAIJsUT fifi Just Finished Bungalow A splendid now bungalow, five rooms and bath, with beautiful oak finish and floors; built-in bookcases and buffet, set In bevel plate glass; large attlo and base ment; classy up-to-date lighting fixtures; guaranteed furnace; large lot. Located aiTS Lariniore Ave. Price, 13,260. Easy terms. Norris & Norris mVVVn'"M,n,'4uotopn-OHAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET quotations ranged aa rmiowa: A rttclel Open. Hlgh, lxw. C lose. tea'y. Wheat I i I May. i (Hi 1 dr! 1 M 1 W 1 M July. 1 11V 1 lr! 1 11 1 Iai Oorn: May. 7IS 7 75Mi 71 72H July. 76l Tb 744 7&H 7:4 Oata; I 1 May. KSI S7; W4j 574 57 July. &3H 64 f3Vk M &T Pork : Mav. 17 00 17 OS 1 H 17 0i 17 July. 17 44 17 56 17 30 17 f 17 M Lard: May. 100 10 10 10 07H1 10 July. 10 10 15 10 ITO 10 3& 10 M'i Ribs: May. H7t K K -n4 9 W July. 10W 10 10 IB 1074 10 KH Cattle Move Quite Freely at Steady to Stronger Pricej Fat Sheep Steady to Strong. LIBERAL SUTFLY OF HOGS ROUTlt OMAHA. April 1, 11S. rtecelms were Official Monday ... Official Tuesday ... Official Wednesday tttmate Thursday Cattle. Hogs, fheep. .. 5 04 7 .M 17 .. .ir4 ll.an? .W4 ., 4. ." 10 i4 ... i.JOO 14,0(Xt .5 were liberal. &0 more than 400 Bee Building. Phono Douglas 4370. Why Pay Kent? This' is just tho place you have been looking for 10 acres located In the fa mous Rod River Valley, Polk county, Minn., t miles from town: rich, black loam, clay subsoil; 1U0 acres broke, second crop or! land now. Wa will erect set of buildings to suit buyer on a CASH PAY MENT of tCOO, balance 111 per aore each year. We will furnish you with all tno cows and hogs you can handle. You pay for them . out of half tho cream checks and half tho Increase. THB VOOEL KKALTY" AGENCY. 101&-1 W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha, Neb. $30 CASH AND WO PER MONTH Secures new. all modern, 6-room house, east front, and In new location, only 1V4 blocks from car line. This house haa S rooms and sleeping porch first floor and two rooms and bath second floor. This Is the last house I have for sale on the above terms. For further Information call Walnut i2 between 7 p. m. said 1:80 p. m., or call Douglas 292e in day time. E. P. WRIGHT. $3,000 Five rooms, elegantly furnished bath MW.m K. --mn,, . , , . ., ... -4 . . 1 u -II ...4 ern, south front; lot on paved street with paving an paid, located just north or Bemls Park on Seward St Make an ap- pujiuinenf to aee ims. N U. (1. UAKljJiiUKtr, , 512 Brandcls Theater Bldg. . HAVE 120 acres of Minnesota land, will trade for city property; will accept Vlc trola as ..first payment. Address B 3i3, Bee. : . - - Moataaau RENTERS, HOMESEEKERSYour op portunity. 60,000 acres Irrigated wheat and alfalfa land for settlarasnt at Valler. Mont I41.W to M per acre; fifteen years time. lor particulars, write Valler Farm bales Co., Box 1002, Valler. Mont. . 500 CASH. BEMIS PARK DISTRICT. All modern, a-room faunialow on one floor; living room and dining room fin ished In oak, built-in bookcase, cupboard and other up-to-date effects. Price, only 2.7iA THIS VUUEli HKALTI AUKNCT, 101i-l W. O. W. Bldg. Douglas 3691. . . Mebraalca. A SNAP on IK acres 'of good farm land, 34 miles from Blair, Neb. For further partloulars writs R. Martin. Owner, LitUo Falls, Minn ' Oklahoma. K.r- FORCED BALE! JT 560 acres fine Oklahoma land, Garvin cnd Qrady counties, which I muat sell with In (0 days! All farmable; 490 acres in cultivation. S30 per acre; worth $00. - Ad dress OWNER Box 134 Klrifftlhcr, Okl. oata Dakota- 240-ACRE, excellently drained valley farm in corn and a! fa) Ha belt, southeastern Bo. Dakota; 1 mL town; small buildings; artesian well; land gently aloplng, black loam soil; splendid neighborhood, sur rounded by high priced farms. Price, $67.a0 per acre. Carlson & Wsllin. 9)4 McCaguo Bldg., Omaha. Also Carthage, S. P., office. . . Texas. , NO crop failure; 14 acres netted $4,000, For information aaaress J. .1 cius, bxster, Neb. Field Club Home Remarkable Bargain, $6,000 Beat location In thla choice district. Beautiful east front lot 64xlZl. This la a practically new 8-room house, all modern. oak finish; positively cannot bo dupli cated for anywhere near the price. A straight loan of $3,500 at per cent now on property. Splendid opportunity either tor noma or investment, investigate. Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler 1RM. State Bank Bldg. Fans) aad Basck Lands. UNIMPROVED 4 and ll-ere tracts. JOHN N. FHENZER DOUGLAS 554. WANTED TO BUY STOP PAYING KENT BUY CLOSE-IN HOME Brand new strict modm-n nab fin, Ish; full two-story; six large rooms be sides bath, den and sleeping porch. Full oasemont, sodded yard, screens and win. dow ahados. Furnace heat: fine llaht fix, lures j decorated. Large eaat front cor ner lot. on Daved street, room for an other house on rear part of lot. Located i ioui -. um o. t-rico aj.vou, s.ibv casn, $tf monthly. Good lot taken as part pay. By renting a room the room rent will pay your interest. Pbons Chas. Horn, owner. Walnut 3219. Yale buys everything Hd hand. Tyler 1418. OFFICE furniture bought and sold. C Rood, V0I Farnam. Doug. (14s. J. WH BUY JJ-hand cloth, tail N. Mth. SllghUy used high-grade piano. D. 3017. GOLDliN oak typewriter desk. D. iHX.' REAL ESTATE LOANS $U0 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead. Weed Bid., Wh and farnam Bta CITY and farm loans, 6, 6H, per canu J. rt. Lumont st co., us male tiana. WANTED City joana. Peters Trust Co. WAN TED -City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Bmlth at Co., laa) farnam PC MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. l W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg. $KO to $10.0u0 made promptly. F. D. WsaO, wean uiug., i"in ana rarnam me. 0ABV1N BliOa oT; .nT 8ES us first for farm loans In eaatern Neb. United btatra Trust Co., Omaha. 6ft CITY LOANS. C O. Carlberg. iio-ij rajiaeia Tneatar Blag. CITY property. Large loans a specialty, W. H. T Soma a fca Htate Bang Bldg. OMAHA homea. East Nebraska farms. ffKEEKK KEAb rJaTATE CO.. 101$ Omaha National, pbons Douglas 2711 REAL ESTATE ACREAGE m ACRES, north ot Florenoa. lust the - nlace for a suburban home, or can be made into a profitable fruit farm, aa tho soil Is specially ailaoted tor small fruit has only small improvements; nas teau. tlful. small natural grove; will sell on terms. Might consider some exchange, TRAVER BROS., Trie Omaha National Hank Bldg. ' ACREAGE. Ws have a number of clients who want to exchange a mall tracts of land, both iinprovoa and unimproved, for city prop- THIS VOGEL P.EALTT AGENCY, 101&-14 W. O. W. Bldg REAL INSTATE WEST BIDE A L8T FARNAM home,. T rooms, reoeu- ioa hall, bath, grate, large attic; a tar. gals, awo owner. Ui a. .U oU 1L 311a. REAL. ESTATE MISCELLANEOt'8 Natl Realty Co. Sella and trades R. E. 11$ Bte Bldg. D. Mm REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE F1EU) CLUli DISTRICT Seven rooms, birch finish, at Hot I v all modern, eleeant east front lot. navd street, hot water heat, first class location on Sath Ave. Prloe. $3,flOO. Terms If needed. C. G. CAIITjBEIIO, 312 Erandeli Theater Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Real Estate Profit Sharing Plan When you Invest with u von in mi. titled to your share of tho profits as to the proportionate shares of stock you hold. In this way you share alike with every one interested, and you iia tuir. anteed semi-annual dividend earnlnga of tna o natures, amounting to not leas than On Your Money Invested Chicago 47 47 100 Minneapolis l uuiuth SS Omaha 14 .20 1$ Kansas City S5 1:1 ( ft Ixiuis 2X 2 11 Winnipeg ...324 '1 heee sales were reoorted . tndav Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 3 cars. 11.4, 1 car. I1.47U; 2 cars, $1.47. No. 2 hard winter. 1 rar. II. 47V: 1 car. 1.47: 3-& car. fl.4tt. No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, $1.44. No. $ mixed durum, 2-5 car, $1.40. Hyc: No. 2, 1 car, $1.09. Corn: No. 3 white, 1 tar, Vsc: 1 mr, wc. No. 4 white, 2 cars, '. No. 'I white, 1 ear, Mc No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 6.r.,c. No. 3 yellow. 4 cars, tWSw-; A cars, C9j. No. 4 yellow. 1 car. tWHc. No. 5 yellow, 1 tar, ,c; 1 car, 6xc. No. 3 mixed, 1 car Inear white). 6c; 1 car, 8SMtC. Oata: No. S white, I cars, tt'-o. No. 4 white, 1 car, 64c; 2 car. 03ic. Sample. 3 cars, 52V4c; 1 oar, 62c. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 Tur key, 1.4Stfi.4S; No. S Turkey, $1 47irW j.ioni rxo, a naru, luwai.ii'i; no, hard. $1.45tti1.47a: No. 3 sDrina. SL5VMi ti'hi; No. 2 durum, tl.tl1; No, 3 durum, fl.42QO.43H. Corn: No. 1 white, Totr7t.Hc; No. 3 white, 6W4fi7tc; No. 3 white. fiWfWc: No. 4 white. !W(Hc: No. 5 white. a68V4c; No. 6 white. 67VSWWo; No. 1 yellow, 71!470e; No. 2 yellow, i39 6Ho; No. 3 yellow, Ci69ic; No. 4 yel low, f&ip&c; No. 5 yellow, CStfitiSVic! No yellow, r7ftl8c; No. 1 mixed, KW 6?Vic; No. i mixed. 6SiSc; No. $ mixed, WWaWc; No. 4 .mixed,. 67ttnc; No. 1 mixed, 767Vic: No. mixed, flH3W7c. Oats: No. 3 white. t-Vcic; standard, Mti tM4c; No. I white, WftiPMc: No. 4 white, SoVoWc Barley: Malting, 664P74c; No. 1 feed, fiO68c. Rye: No. 2, $1.0S1.09; No. I tl.07Ol.08' CHICAGO 4,R AIN AND PROVISIONS Feat a res of the Trading and Cloelngt Prices on Board ot Trade. CHICAGO,- April 1. Shorts evening- up for the holiday tomorrow more than off set ln the wheat market today the In fluence of possibilities ot a larger dom estio crop this year than last. Feeling waa unsettled at the close, which ranged from He to lc above last night's level. Corn gained "4c to He net and oats H4)'Vio to fao. In provisions tho out come varied from 2 Vic decline to a rise of fc. It bees me evident about the middle of tho session that selling of wheat had been overdone. Offering on the part of venturesome traders were found to have largely gone into strong hands and It was necessary to bid prices sharply before bears who wished to be free at the closing bid could .find a way out. The private sentiment early against the bulls came about chiefly aa . estimates by a loading authority tending to show that prospects at present wore for the wheat yield of the United States ln 1915 being greater than the record breaking harvest or ma. Many scattered complaints or drv weather In Illinois and oi hessian fly and of freexing and thawing In other states were of considerable errect In helping the wheat market to rally from the low point of the day. Foreign crop reports too were less encouraging. Corn awuna utwsrd with wheat and as a consequent of reports of liberal onah buying on the part of big Industries. The nurchssing referred to. however, was saH to he merely replacing at a lower price equal amounts Hold elsewhere. Predic tions that seeding in Iowa and Nebraska would be the latest ln years gave some Independent firmness to oats. At first, however, the bears had an advantage be cause of Oklahoma reports of an acreage Increase of 3a Der cent. Word or a emauer enlargement or stocks than expected turned the provi sion market from weakness to strength Chicago Cash Prices W heal; No. I red, $1.63: No. 3 hard, $L644rl.54. Corn: No. t yellow, 7'c; No. 4 yellow, TnHfjfTl'mC. Oata: No. 3 white, fisin'vc: standard, 57jrVc. Rye: No. 3, IMMyftll. Barley, nfTV. Meeds: Timothy, $4.hG4 n; clover, tx.Mro03.7a, PTovlolona: rork. $1.7"; lard, t.7"; rlhs. fJOOffOW. RCTTER Kasy; creamery. Jnf2o. KK1 Higher: receipts. 17,3 eases; at n ark. caaea included. 17'V914c; ordinary firsts. KUINc: firsts, ltvifc. POTATO JK Vnaettlcd ; reveille, 20 cars; Michigan d Wisconsin red. SotjXOc; White. Sf4f.V. rYlTt,THY-Allv4; higher; fowls. 15Vo; gprliga, lc. Cora and Wheat rteajloa ftalletla. T'nlted Ftate Department of Agriculture, weather bureau, com and wheat region bulletin for trniaha, Nebraska, for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 a. m.. TMh meridian time. Thursdny, April 1. 1916: OMAHA D19TRI8T. Temp. Raln- Ptatlois. High. Low. fail. 8ky. Ashland. Neb... 4.1 14 .00 Clear Auburn, Neb... 42 25 .00 Pt. cloudy Broken Bow.... On 2 .09 Cloudy Columbus. Neb. W .00 Clear Culbertson, Nb. 17 .00 tloudy Falrbury. Neb.. 43 23 .00 Clear Fairmont. Neb. 36 18 .00 Cloudy Gr. Island, Nb. 3! 21 .00 Clear H tlngton. Neb. 8ft 15 .00 Clear Hastings, Neb., X 3" . Pt. cloudy Holdrege, Neb.. 34 S3 .00 Cloudy Lincoln Neb.... 45 2? .00 . Clear No. Platte, .i. 34 M .OS Cloudy Oakdale,. Neb.. 31 13 .00 Clear Omaha. Neb... 39 24 .00 Clear Tekamsh. Neb. 44 54 .00 Clear Valentine. Nb. 32 24 .00 Cloudy Alta, la S3 22 .00 Clouay Carroll, la 40 23 .00 Cloudv Clnrinda. Ia : 00 Cloudy Plbley. la....... 41 21 .00 Clear Kloux City, la.. 38 24 .00 Oear Lowest temperatore for twetva-hour period ending at I a. m. DISTRICT AVERAOEA No. of Temp. Rain- District. Stations. High. Low. tall Columbus, O. ... Louisville. Ky India'polls. lAd. Chicago, 111 HC Louis, Mo.. Des Moines, la. Minneapolis .... Kan. City. Mo. Omahg, Neb.... Temperatures below . freexing prevail throughout tho entire corn and wheat belt. No appreciable precipitation oc curred within the last twenty-four hours except light snow In central Nebraska. Note The corn and wheat region serv ice, for season of 1915. begins with this date, and will continue to September next. Tho weekly summaries of condi tions In the corn and wheat region will begin with the bulletin of Tuesday, April 13. and wilt bo continued throughout the season. Ia A. WEIJMI. Local Forecastsr, Weather Bureau, Four days this week l.2.t 47. $74 44 073 Rame days last week.. 17.173 49.M3 4n2 Kama osva 3 weeks ago .! 4 4 fan Same iiavst weeks ao 21. r3 f2.15 WV7 fame days 4 weeks ago 17.413 (M.3M Bame days last year. .11.43s 77. li .!- The following tah)e snows the receipts ef rattle, hogs and sheep at the gnuth Omaha live atock market for the year ts data aa compared with last yesr: 1?15. 114. In" Cattle rM.8 2I7.7V, t.4(H Hogs mo H 7WM1 170.414 Sheep 7A.7M 711.077 14.114 The following table shows the averaga prtco for hogs at the Bouth Omaha live lock market for tho last few days, with comparlsona: Data. 111)5. Ili4,lli lllit.lll7ll. Mar. la. Mar 17. Mar. It Mar. 19. Mar. 20. Mar. 31. Mar. 21 Mar. 23. Mar. M. Mar. 25. Mar. M. Mar. V 1SI H 44 MV 4V Jsi IIW, 50V 44W, f 47V ti),, XXI 147. I Ml I M 54 a t 67 I tt t 64 t 46 t l S 70 t T4 t 7 I II IU,t 7.110 84M Si no 1(41 I U 10 M 4; liosi' T 10) 41 4i10 13 7 tx, g 4i,io al Ml 44 10 l 10. 5t t 54 44 40 a t$4 M i 61 M 4 47 T3 $0 I 41-10 t ii trrl Toil 36,io , I Ml T 1 10 a ui 1 r. tsi m. mi i a .ii a il 7 in: 4 4?HA TO! Mar. I 5JT4 I J W 161 I 32 10 TII J JJ I 41 I 7 71 n t ot ; I Tt I 10 571 J 5 I SH I 8.M T 731 4 37,10 8l T3 Mar. 80. Mar. 81. April 1. 40V t 64 HOT,1 Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Cnlon Stock Yards, Bouth Omaha, for tho twenty-four hours ending St I o'clock yesterday: RECEIPTS CARLOAD8, Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. H'r's. C. M. fit. P t 6 .. .. Wabaah 2 Missouri Pacific .... I'nlon Pacific 1 C. N. AVi, east... 16 14 34 ... te M H1 ... IH it a 4 s i4 ... 4 M V a aa a , 40 4 74 at 31 4 at Mlf.M 1 ne receipts amounting to head lat Thursday and 1.&27 mors than on the c rresion unr nay ihh y.Nsr. i.iko ea need ay the bulk consisted tf lambs, thero being only two corn cf aged sheep In eight. The local run was aaaln larger than Chicago, as that point reported early only none 6,ilo head. In aplte of the literal supply avsilahlo the local buyers got out early and began filling orders earlier than on any nay this week. Both the packers and ahtp neva were on the early market, thouah fewer lambs changed hands on shipping account than on previous days of the week. The big bulk of the lambs moved In good season on parking account at a ran- of tt.TMilO.on. with severs I loads of Colorado and Bcott's Bluff offeiings bringing the latter figure, prices bclns fully a dime hlaher. 1 here were no aood sheep of any kind here, but such as were . limine rrotiini sieaoy lo Pirnna prloe. As on moat days ot the week the light and handy amls found an outlet first and the atrong welghta warn passed up until during the closing trade. The clearance was seasonable. Aa compared with last week and a year auo the receipts for the week to date hsve oeen liberal, hut prices have Improved eV over last Friday's bad c'ose. Cur rent pricea on most days have been rlxht up with Chicago quotatlona, with the re- i-eipis enmetimeo exceeding trie supply at that point. Aged sheep have been srsree all the week and are fully 15&360 better than the close of last wnrk. Quotatlona on sheep and lambs: Lambs, Mexican $.fAi0.l6; lamhe, fed westerns, POW.IIrt; lamhe. shearing. $K.;Mi20; Mexicans, $S 40Tr.7S; lambs, fad westerns, tS ,); iambs, shearing, ti.104r4.sa; yearlings, light. $ 7MS4VO; yearllnga, heavy. IgSOtfCTt; wethers, good to choloe, t7 sfxiiglft; wethers, fair to good, t7.ntf7 Si; ewes, good to cholca, tT.eOttf.W; owes, fair to good. $7.r,ar;.6o. Representative sales: No. Ay. r. X-1 fed lambs n a go 677 Mexlcsn lambs 0 g 40 1 red ewe 10 I 00 1 fed buck too 5 00 244 Colorado lambs 77 ttO km i-outn Dakota lambs 70 7 Colorado lambs 77 10 on m Colorado lain La 73 t 0 Io5 Colorado lambs s IN 1 M 22 .00 22 43 24 .00 1 44 24 .00 24 40 23 .00 23 4 .00 24 3K 2 .00 61 40 20 .00 34 44 30 .00 IT 30 22 .00 C. sV N. W.. west... 27 C, St. P., M. O.. t C, B. Q.. east... 1 C, B. ft W., west... Hi C. R. I. ft P., eaat. 2 C. R. I. P.. west. 3 'Illinois Central ..... I Chicago O. W 5 ( 4S 32 68 t 44 1 - 2 4 6 13 Total receipts ...113 aot 23 41 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle Hogs. Sheen. ew York General Market. NEW YORK. Antll l.-SUGAR-Ra w, easy; centrifugal, 4.77c; molasses. 4c. Re fined, steady. Futures opened easier under scattered liquidation for over tho holidays. At noon tho priocs were t to 4 points net lower. butter Kasier receipts. 4.410 tuns: creamery extras 2 score), 30Hc; cream ery (higher scoring), 318Hio: firsts, 2j 30c; seconds, Z4HH7Ho. F.GOS Steady: receipts. 32.733 cases'. fresh gathered extras, 22c; storage packed extra firsts. 2Hjr21Vra; firsts, aoVjlc; egular packed extra firsts, 31c; firsts. 191iuv3OTic i nearby hennery whites, fine to fsiicy, 22VMlZ3e; nearby nennery Drowns, 22c. . . . . . CHEKSEBteady; receipts, am Doxes; state whole milk, fresh apeclaao. VAf ln'ic; state whole milk, average tancy, i4c . . . POULTRY--Live, steady: western rowis, lRc; turkeys, ltWlSc. Dressed, quiet; western frozen roaatlng chickens, 17t2lc; fresh fowls, 14fll; turkeys. 13tf20c. Kansas City Grata aad Froylsloas. KANSAS CITY, April 1.WJIKAT No hard. tl.48lil.4: No. t red, tl.47eci.48; May. tl ; July, tl.l6Vl .1654;, Soptem ber. $1.064. t. CORN No. I mtxea, aw, NO. wnne. 74c; No. 2 yellow, 73Vte; No. i, TZ'tjT3c; May, 7HrriHc; July. 7373o; beptam ber, TSc. ... . OATS No. 3 White, OYWDittc; mo. mixed, 62Htfr.3Ho. . BUTTER Ct amery, gic; nrsis, c, seconds, 2c: packing, 17o. J-XM.B--Firsts. HVo. seoonos, 11c. POULTRY Hens 12Hc; roosters, lOHc; turkeys, 15c. Minneapolis Grain Market. invvriDnf.ta 1 Anvil 1 WHPIT- May, $1.4; J uly , f 1.4X); No. 1 hard.' iV W. ; No. 1 nonnern, ii.wTiwi-v-Ti, m northern. $1.43V(814l,4. FIX1UR Unchanged. BARLEY-06y(3c. RYE-$1.11. . rtRAN-tMOO. CORN No. t yellow. MiB, OATS No. 3 white, 64Vftfo5e. FlAX-$1.86fl.88H t. Loale Oral a Market. RT ijfrUIS. April L WHEAT No. 1 red. 11.49: No. 8 hard, Ii.bngi.o.1 H47ifil47i4: July, U'HVt,, May. 7H1c; July,7M,P. OATS-No. i. tVvio; No. t white, 6tVi. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN and an additional share of the profits sfter tha 7 per cent Is paid. This la a good proportion. Think It over and ane us shout it. You ran Invest In amounts of flOO or more. Your money Is secured hy mortgages, contracts or sale and real estate, which Is one cf the safest secur ities to ba had. Authorised capital torjO.OftO. Hastings & Heyden 114 HARNEY ST. Frame flats and cottage, good repair, well located; Income fM yearly. Price, quick sale, $4,000. Only tl.ouu cash re guired. NORTH SIDE REALTY CO., 34ta St. and Ames Ave. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN l)aa4n. GOOD BUY IN DUNDEE,. Choice corner lot, 60x1.16; both streets paved; one block to car. Only $i.3ai. ebopen tt Co.. 234 Stats Bank. D. M. Daadee. Happy Hollow Buy a lot ln Happy Hollow, located between Dodge St. and Underwood Ave. and 62d St. and the Happy Hollow Hlvd YOU WILL NEVER REGRET Investing your money In this addition. BLILDI.NU HLoTKlUliUNB Protect your Investment. EASY TERMS Will be made. PLATS AND PRICES Will be mailed you upon application and ws will be glad to show you this addition by automobile at any time which may suit your convenience. DON'T WAIT But buy now snd take advantage of the Increase In value. 76 lota have bean sold. George & Company Phone D. 764. 902 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Morris ft Co 443 Swift ft Co 73 Clidahy Parking Co.... 474 Armour ft Co 4o Schwarts ft Co J. W. Murphy Lincoln Packing Co 3 So. Omaha Packing Co. 4 W. B. Vansant Co 19 Benton, Vanssnt ft L.. 20 Hill ft Son H F. 11. Lewis 2S Huston ft Co 31 J. H. Root ft Co 01 J. II. Bulla 59 L F. Husx 34 Rosenstock Bros 71 Kellogg St Wertholmer ft Degan... S H. F. Hamilton It Sullivan Bros Rothschild 02 Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co.... 7 Christie 33 .Hiaulna I Roth 6 I Meyers I (ilassberg Baker. Jones ft BraltU.. 32 Tanner Bros 44 John Harvey Tt Kline 10 Other buyers 4JU 1.930 2.) 2.272 1.440 1,46 2,709 1.11 8.475 1.048 i.M CHICAGO I1VR sTOCK MARKET Cattle Utearir Haas rtrni Bheep Strong. CHICAGO, April l.CATTLK Re celpts, l.noo head; market, ateady; native steers, nn75; western, $.60W.40; cows and heifers, $3.0Agr7.76; calves, t.onur.liO. HOOS Receipts, 17.000 head; market, firm; bulk. tA-7MJ.6; i-ht, tt.6ntra.fci; mixed. fi.im4Tg.a0; heavy, $44f-tf4U6; rough, $H.4f(r ; pigs. f5.60iyl . SHBKP AND IM,BS Reoslptn. 000 head; market, strong; shoep, 7. 2648.40; latnoa. t7.TSl5.15. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Exchange Reflectt in Greater Meat- tire Mixed and Confuted Condi ' tioni Recently Marking It. t. Loala Lire Stork Market. ST. LOUIS. April 1. C A TTLTV-Receipts, 4.0110 hesd: market, steady; native beef steers, t7."Wit,90; rows and heifers, ff60i5.60; southern steers. $6.2br7.75; cows nnd heifers. $4.001M.OO: native calves. $Aoom0.50. HOGft-Receipts, .e) head; market, higher: pigs and lights, t&.76'(r7.3flj mixed snd butchers, f6.Mr7.20; good heavy, $.lWT7.tn. SHEEP AND LAMnS Raeelnta 100 end: market, hlaher- native muttons. M 7Mf 4 0(1: lambs. tNTMelnAj). vaarllnir. t7.60rrfH.00; shenred yearlings, fAtOHl SO. - i K a nana City Live Ptock Market. KANSAS ft 11. Anril 1 fATTT.r Reoelpts, 1,200 head; market steady, prima ted steers, $3.000350; dressed beef steers, t7.0rv,t.00: western steers. ttvOOri 75: stockers and feeders. M 5i,ft7 XS- hulls. $4 Ortfid 15; rslvee, f 0fti 10.1. HOOS-Recelpts, ,110 head; market, higher; hulk, $t;.ft7r875; heavy, f.an.76; packers and butchers, f.0i8.76; light, kVii.W); pigs. U.t " bHHKP AND 14 M IU4 rtaoeliMa 1 Tea head: market higher; Ismbs, $9.2rflo'9r); yearlings ts.SfirfjO.OO; wethers, 7.50(8.25; vwaa, i,,aTfte.w. 4 May, white. 7c; Dundee $6,000 4921 Chlcsgo. This very attractive horns, located between the car lines. Is one of the best values In Dundee. On the first floor there la a large living room, fireplace and bookcaaea built In; a nice den with French doora, a large dining room wltn French doors to porch; complete kitchen with built-in cabinets and a room off the kltclisa which can be used for breakfast room or girl's room: on the second floor are four nice bod rooms. Including en closed sleeping porch and complete bath; oak floors throughout and nicely deco rated throughout. $1,000 caah will handle. Glover & Sptaiii 19-20 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 3M3. Rent room qiiitk with a Beg Want Ad, Liverpool Gralai Market. LIVERPOOL. April 1. WHEAT-Spot, No. 1 Manitoba, 13s sya; wo. x. i i; No. 3, 13s 4Hd; o. s nam, winier, i-u IVid. . ' . , , CORN spot, American, iiiixsu, new, 7id; old, s Hd. Futures not quoted. Evaporated Apples and Dried Pralt NEW YORK. April L EVAPORATED APPLES Dull. DRIED KKU1T8-I'runes, steaay. Apri cots and peaches, quiet. Raisins, steady. Coffer Market. NKW YORK- April LtOFFEB Eu ropean buying, accompanied by rumors that Kurooe would iirobably take up cof fee on May contracts, seemed to be tna factor in lue coiiee luiurei inaxavi iiera early today, and after opening unchanged to a polnta his tier prioea aoia aoout s to 10 points above last night's closing fig ures. Later the market weakened under realising and trade selling, with the close net 2 points lower to 4 points nigner. Sales were el.TbO bags. April, 4.16c; May, 121s: June. 1.24c; July, 7.34c; August. 7.40c ; September, T.4tic; October, T.61o; No vember, 7.67o; December, 7.Mc; January, Taste; February. 7.77c; March, 7.62c. Spot, steady: Rio No. 7. 8c: fcantoa No. 4. iWte. Owing to the holiday In Brasil there were very few cost and ireignt -otters, witn quotations ranging from about 73a to 77jO for re la cost and freight. Klo exchange was unchanged and mllrols were uii' changed ln the primary markets. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. April 1. COTTON H pot quiet; middling upland, t.suc; sales 3uo ba lea. The cotton market closed steady at a net decline of 4 to 9 points. Cotton futures closed steady: May t.69c; July, 10.01c; October, l.au; Decem ber, 1051c; January, lo.67c. LIVERPOOL, April l.-COTTONflpot, 'firm; good middling, f.feui; middling, 5. til; low middling, .ma. gales, vmu bales. Metal Market. NE7W YORK, April 1 Lead: Firm at $4 17U'tf4.224; London. 23 7s d. Spelter: ivominai; uonnon, i as. Tin, weak; 25-ton lota offered at $49 00. copper, firm: electrolytic, flaw; casting $li.6tu " Iron, ateady and unchangrd. J' ion: klpot copper, fa9 7s 6d; f u- v . (70. spot tin. lib ; rutures, (lei Antimony, imnuA. Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, April L DRY GOODS Cotton goods markets were firm today, Advances were announced on bleached rambrlus and nalnaooka. Yarns were steady.. Men's wear was quiet. Dress goods mere active on spot delivery. Raw silk was advanced. Totals 3.268 13.4141 11.12 CATTLE RecelDts were fair for a Thursday, 97 cars being reported in. Tha totsl for the four days this week amounts to 19.238 head, being the largest 01 any recent week, with one exception, and larger than a year ago by almost t.OlM head. Thera waa a better feeling In beef steers this morning. Buyers were out in gooo season and nicked up the cream of tna offerings at prices that were strong to a little higher than yesterday, ine nanay light cattle were th moat sought after. Good heavy cattle, however, sold to little better advantage possibly than yes terday. Aa high as $7.75 was paid for tha best beeves here. Cows and heifers were strong snd tha market reasonably active on everything desirable. Common Inferior grades were a little slow, and still they commanded steady nrices. For this lata ln the week the demand for feeders waa good, the market being firm on everything desirable. Quotations on cattle: Good to ..holce cornfed beeves, $7.407.76; fall1 to good cornfod beeves, t7.10ft7.tO; common to fair cornfed beeves, IH.HXtft.lO; good to choice hrlfere, tn.ZMiri.oo; good to cnoice cows, t6.76ii4.60: fair to good cowa, t4.OOiio.76; common to fair cows, $3.7Ml500; good to choice stock ers snd fesders. wl.iMflM fair to good stockers and feeders, $a.759 7.20; common to lair Blockers and feed- . - r . ., e. 1 , , VlffMI , era, ew.ims.iu, iiimk uoi.ma, vti.iu-v.vv, stock cows, $6. 0tKtja.au; stock calves, $6.00 417.60: veaj calves, $7.00430.76; bulls, Itsgs, etc., 84. 760i. 00. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. A. Tt. Me. A. rr. W.7 4 to i .....li04 7 M 101 7 04 14 111 t M 1 toe T 10 If UM T 41 1V T It 1 1140 I 44 nia 1 at 4. 1M T 74 ......1W1 1 s COWS. 1011 8 4 444 4 to 114 4 M 4 114 4 40 IH IN 1 1131 4 10 , 114T I 46 4 M III 60 6 M 4 ll I Si Ml I U 1"V I 40 nan I at l:f f 49 ..... HI iW HEIFERS. 474 5 74 14 7 4 t4 7tl I 10 11 HI 4 44 Ml ia 1 431 4 U -an 4 If. I U 1 IW . 4 l HEiFKKS AND BULLB. , HI ia CALVES. m in a mo 7 r I 00 4M 7 00 I T 4 tO 1 1 4 00 404 I 44 1 9 4 B'i'UC iv fe, H O ANll H,e.Ul'.Ktl gloea City Lire Stock Market. SIOTTX PITT. I Anrtl 1 11 A T TT .TT Receipts, 1.100 head; market, steady: ns tlv Jm,. lr. irin Ait . t... cAAM.e. cows and heifers, $4.60041.35; ranners. $3.0 4r4.25; stackers and feeders, f6.0ttiM.7o: nuns, stags, etc., 34.3Mi.tA. HoaB-Reeotpta. T.fiO head: msrket, f,;,M,y: heavy. M.OAfM.aj; mixed, $,7Mrffl ti'foS: ot sale,. elJlEKp AND IAMBS Receipts, 200 head. 1 No. 4.,., I..., II..., II..., I..., II..., 14... 4... 4... ... I... T.... II.... 4.... !.... 4 ... 17.... !.... 10.... 6.... 1. 600 I 71 ....M 4 to .... tot T re .... 4U 1 04 .... U 7 06 ....lllll 7 14 ....104 T So ....1071 T 14 444 T 24 , IN $ t I II II 14 4 14 14 II ,111 4 00 .. :m 4 .. Ml 4 74 .. 1l 7 00 ..44 T II ..10 T M .. 4 7 W .. :i in .. 1 T 40 RAIL ISSUES ARE ACTIVE NKW TORK, April 1 The stock mar Vet todav reflected In greater measure the mixed and confused conditions which have been Its recent -characteristics. Business was lighter and narrower than In yesterday's record seeaton. but activity ana strength were aaaln most pronounced In railway issues of secondary Impor tance, rhlefly Rock Island and F1e, to gether with automobile and other spectal Issues. Former leaders like the transconti nental group, I'nlted States Steel and Amalgamated Copper were under mod erate pressure for the greater part of the day, but made some Improvement later. Altogether the day's operations aero of an ultra-professional character, with the usxial settlement ot contracts which pro cedes a holiday. Sentiment was undoubtedly cotiraged hy the action of the exchange authorities In abolishing minimum prices and removing; all other artificial restraints, but thla feeling waa neutralised In conservstlvo quarters, where criticism ever ohvlouaj manipulation In certain speculative spe cialties haa Increased. Lowest price were registered In the final hour, by which time much of th early rise had been effaced. Rock Ialand not only loat alt Its Initial gain, but mad" a net loss of 3S polnta. Reading wag again offered freely at moderate conces sions and the balance of the list showed, the effects of realising galea. Weakness In France wag the noteworthy feature of the foreign market, this being accepted as an Indication that the effect of the, new French credit had already been dla counted. Marks were slightly lower, with a very limited demand, and remittances on London were offered at a arery sllghc concession. Some more favorable railway returns fo February were reported. New York Cen-, tral showing a net Increase of $46,000, and the Pennsylvania's Income east snd west of Pittsburgh Increasing $&S,Ou0 and $44,-. 000, respectively. Total aales of stocks amounted to 541,400, hares. Bonds were irregular, the Rock Ialand, Issues showing the Irregularity In tho stock Issues. Total sales, par value, were 4J,tHtjt. united ttatert coupon 3s De clined 46 per oent on call. ' Number of tales and leading Quotations ea stocks today were: Sales, anra. iw. cieaa Alaaka Gall 3."0 4 4a Ataaiaaauted Copeer .... 17. too 41 Amarloaa Baal Nugar.... 1.2 444 Aau-iieaa fjaa . ai'a Aaiarlcaa 8. R 4.100 41 Aaiarleaa g. a H. s4 ..... Am. guiar Retlnlns 10.40 net. Amarleaa Tel. A Tel.... 1.400 llVe Amartaan Tneaeee Anarnoda Mlnlag l.o !H Atrhiina , Halllnmre (Mile Hrooklva Haall Transit.. California retroletun .... 41 44' aiv4 4! '4 1 St .Joseph Live Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH. April 1. C A TTLR-Rn. relpte 1,400 head. Market steady; stesra, $7.00ili.Ki; rows and heifers. 34 !5fi8 tr.; calves. t4J.Kto9.2t, HOGS Receipts. f.tOO head. Market higher: top, So 76; bulk of sales, $fi.6oa.7i. SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. 6.000 head. Market ateady: lambs. .2&4Yt.7B. New York Money Market. NKW YORK. Anril 1. M M7TT! A kttt.tt. PAPF-R 3--e. STKRUNO KXCHANOK Weak; atxtr day bills. $4.7725; for cables, R7V75; for demand. $4.8793. SILVrTR Bar, SOcj Mexican dollars. Se. BONDS43overnment easy: railroad. Irregular. TIME! LOANS ettronser: alatv Virffl per cent; ninety days, tQi per tanadlas Parlllo Ontral Ieathar , ..s, rheanpeaks A Ohio Ohlcaeo tlreat Waaiani., Calcaao, M. St. P... 4-hloaan N. W China Corner I'lil'Tata Fim4 less..., rolorala A Hout ham . . . . , flenvar A Hlo Grande. .,, IXnver A It. O. pM tusHllara' Heeurltln Brta , Oenaral Elerlrle , ileat Nnnkera pf4..... Oraat No. Ora ella , Ouaienbelra ICipioratloB. llllaola ( 'antral Inlarboraeia Mat. ptd... Inapt ration Copper International Harraataf . Kansas cltr Houthcrn... Lrhlah Valley Louisville Naahrtlle. Moilcan Patralauia Miami t' op per Mianurt. K. at T Miaaourl Paelrte , National Rlarult National tnU Naraoa Ospar Haw York Central N T., N, H. m H Norfolk Wentera rtnrthara Parine Pacific Tal. m Tal PannayWanla Pullmaa I'alaee Car..... Kay Cos, Copper Haa4tng napiibiio iron a steel.. Bark lalanl Co Kork lalaa4 ro. pfrt . . . . HI. U A I. F, H etd. gouthara Par I no goartkani hallway Tannaaaaa Capper ....... Teaaa Company t'nlon rarlllo I'nlon Parllle nfi Unite gtataa Kleal V. g. Staai g04 t tall Copper Wabaak pro) Weern t'nloa l,4l 1,100 I. Ton i.mo 3.401) l.one !,n ton l.aoo "t'.ini) 400 ion soo 0l 4' 4J.4no 8H 75 414 14J 1U M 4AV4 41 atUj 7t iJit sjv. 44 V, ! ;' 1IU4 104 11IS4 1''4 C4' US l 1"4 ! JIS '44 ll 4 "ti" 17 3H 7 IS t ics 4.10 144 KM lllli ll'S 43 S 4. mo 1,10s 44 11.100 I, UN) 47 8! 700 i ot 4H 12i4 ent; sis months, 3U per cent CALL MONEY Firm; high, 1 Par oent; last loan, 24 per cent; closing bid. per cent ;ciosing bid. cent: last loan. 24 a tier cent one red at zu, nee cent closing quotaiioas oa eondg today war ss follows: V. 8- rat ts. rag... mk Mo. Paa. v. is 4f a conpoa n N. Y. O. . 'ta.. ssa D. la. rag 11 tt. T. city 4...ie4. easepa tmkN. T. mat 4'S...MS14j 0. f. 4a rag. Jillg, r.. tt.' it. M as eeuBAs 114S4 tr. a. raaaaw 8a aopoa..lOH Ka. Paelfle 4s ajJ Ajb. gavelters 4a... 104H g M A. T. T. ev. 44st4.0. . L at a. , ... a. c . u. aiai - - - - . ' -' . 1 . m 1 . avcniwia sa aa.... raas. ea Pal. A Ohio 4a 1144 la oo faaa, a) Okie 4Sa.. nHRaallsg gm. 4s. v. m. ac 1. ...., u g. V. r, 1 B r s 1400 TIH 4 re u l.40 1416 3I.40S 14 I 40 120 1 4. 44 S 1.1'W 1214 t.SOO II t.ioo 11 SO) 10141 t,n0 loawl 104 1.900 1MH TIH 1J4 IM us 104 , 8 KK l'k , 80. 40 H'.S . wo . m x ', 'lino 'if" , IT , 100 re , 8O0 140 . M.404 ia-4 1.400 4,400 1,4 3.400 44H 104 M "ii" TIV, l 1444 'ii'-i ' iU n 1244 '471 inr.Uj 44"4j "ii" T2V. IS Wa 71 S 8S 14 lli at'i 44 s nv 4S 1!7 4!a 37k I'- i 1-t'a ' 7S 2, 143 14 tS'- II tt'i in 71 vi r4S, las 13'4 11 4S1H ' I2S 8.114: os 11S 104 aa liale in X!S s 1 H 44 14', 1t 1M 1M44 sni, 4S 14 IS S5 T. 8a.... rrs 4a. rraT, 0 U A 4a ev. 4a C A 8. rat. 4a., p. A R. O. rat. 4a. Erie ran. 4a , (Ma. Klectrls 4s... , Ot. No. let 4S4a.. III. On rat 4a.. K. C. He. rat. 4a L A N. unl. 4a.. at. K. A T. 1st 4s. DI4. 4Va..l go. 1'ac rat la., e4 se rar. 4a 8144 4a ev. Is. 41 Ho. Rallwar 4a.... ia v .. a' 4a n eo. natiwar la 914. OH talon Paeltlo St.. .. J 8a ev. is a2 b. BiMi aa......,ie3 MUr. a. nuhbn, 4... ..loii 8S Wahask let 4a K44 , 1344 Want. Pnloa aua , 4v Waat Elae. . la "4 13 Leaden Staek Market. LONDON, April l.Deallngs In Ameri can securities on the stock market today were busy with miscellaneous orders at prices a fraction under the previous day The market hardened In the late trading and rlnwed steady. SILVKR Bar, 33 t-16d per ounce. MONKY 13 H4 per cent DISCOUNT RATER-Short bills, 3'A per cent; three months, tyj per oent itotlri A liberal Thursday supply showed up, about 211 cars, or 14.000 head, lelns received. The four Cayr.- total tl 47.374 head, being over 3.000 smaller thaa last week, but 20,0u0 heavier than a year no. hhlppers started out early this morning buying their kind frealy at fully steady prices. Their purchases amounted lo a pretty good share of the day's offeiings. and were made largely at 4o.'u . with a few bunches as high aa $4.70. Packers' esrly bids wers about steady, but by the time first sales were made prices were s round a shade higher than yesterday. tOven at this time, however, only a few bogs sold, and a general movement did not start till values reached a flat nickel Usher level. Tlie big end ot the packer purchases was made oa this basis, but toward the close things wrakened a little and the last salea were made on the sains basis as the first ones, that Is, Just a shade higher than yesterday's packer trade. Closing rounds were dull, and It was pretty well along toward noon be fore evaiythlng had been cashed. humming up, the general trade shipping grades are fully steady, while packers can be quoted aa largely to higher, clos ing, with part of the advance lost In other words, prices ars anywhere from stvady to a nickel higher, and the aver age a shade higher than yrsterduy, or lust about ateady with Tuesday. Moat of the packing hogs sold at $6.57S'f 1, with a sprinkling at $4.66, and the bulk of all the ssles can be quoted st to.iiin.b."), with tops st $4.70. Vor the week to date values are 6al0c htgfeer. Representative aales: No. Av. Mb. ft. Ke. Aa. lib. pr. tl lot t44 144 In ri 40 I 4.S W 9 IM II r.M ... IIIW to 11 4 4 MS la IM ... 4 4'. 44 24 ... 4 8744 II W4 ... 8 44 Bank Clearings. OMAHA. April 1 Bank clearings for Omaha today were $3,117,437.15 and for the corresponding day last year $3,200,238.05. Sentenced to Stay Sooer for One Year SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. April Spe cials-Walter West, a resident of Miner county, hag gone "dry" by court order. He has been forbidden to take a drink. At a term of circuit court be wag con victed of an Infraction of the law, which was ssld to be due to his excessive drink ing. He was sentenced to a term of eleven months In .the Sioux Falls peni tentiary, but the sentence was suspended on condition of a somewhat unique char acter. In addition to the penitentiary term be was given a terra of thirty days In the county Jail, and this he' Is now serving. Under the unique conditions by which the penitentiary portion of the sentence was suspended he will be required when he completes his Jail terra to remain In Miner county during the eleven months covered by his suspended penitentiary sentence. In addition. If he during the eleven months takes g single drink of Intoxicating liquor big parole will be vio lated and he will be taken to the peni tentiary at once to sens his eleven month term. Waatlnshouae Klactrlo Montana Produce Ki-ainand. Total sates toe the say. 841.408 shares. Bismarck Day is Observed in Berlin BERLIN, April l.-CVla Amsterdam and London) The centenary of the birth of Prince Von Bismarck, Prussia's famous statesman, was celebrated with the ut most enthusiasm today In the Oerman capital. Most of the houses were lav ishly draped with the national colore. The Bismarck; memorial In front of tha Relchstsg was a center for the cetenra tlons and numerous high officials of thai empire and the federal states participated In the ceremonies there. Tha cmoeruw waa represented by his grandson. Prince William, the t-year-old son of Crown Prince Frederick William. Prince Otta, Bismarck's grandson, was present. Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, the lra perial chancellor, who spoke at the Bis marck centenary) celebration In the Reich stag today, said: 1 ' "What Bismarck created no German will allow to be destroyed. Our enemies arts raging around the empire, hut we .will he at them. He taught us to fear only God, to wage war against the enemy snd to believe In our people. Thus we will fight and conquer and live for the em peror and the empire." The president of the Reichstag then called for cheers for the emperor and tha audience enthusiastically responded and faterward sang "Hell Dlr Im Sieger. krana" A wreath from Emperor William, which was placed at the foot of the Bis marck statue, bore the Inscription: "Tp the Iron chancellor In an Iron time." Tho inscription of a wreath from members of the Reichstag read "To the Creator of a United Empire from a United People." The centenary of Bismarck's birth waa celebrated In all parts of the empire. GENEVA, Switzerland (Via Parts), April 1. Information reaching here from Ber lin set forth that the German military authorities planned to observe the anni versary of the birth of Bismarck April 1. by offensive movements on both eastern and western frontiers of Germany. I Manhattan Brings Survivors of Denver NEW YORK. April i. The steamer Manhattan arrived here today from Lon don with flfty-slx survivors of the steamer Denver, abandoned March 23 la a sinking condition. Forty-nine ef the number were Denver's crew. The other soyon were passengers oa the Denver, five of them being- of the crew of the steamer Carlo and two of the steamer Evelyn, the two vessels two vessels sunk by mines ln the North See- Sixteen other survivors of the Denver arrived here several days ego on the steamer Megantlo. Investors with mom y rea-T tne Real Estate ads In The Bee. AJvrrtlae your property for a quirk sale.