THE BEK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1015.
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FETKRS TRUST COMPANY.
$4A tn-r., 7(4 Sa. Slut Ave. Modem.
$-S-r., " No 30th St. Modern.
I -r., 2tM No. mh 8t. Modern.
IA -r.. SOU Webster. Modem.
I: 7-r.. 3134 Leavenworth. Modern.
$42.8 4-r., 87J4 Lincoln Blvd. Modern.
l.f1-T.. i04 No. th 8t. Modern.
32 8-4-r., 117 So. 30th ft. Modern.
Sao-4-r., 2W Mason ft. 7 Modem.
I.w 6-r., 18 Patrick. Modern.
IK) 6-r., Six No. 2Tth Pt. Mortem.
$JO 4Vr., SSOJ Sherman Ave. Mod. ex. heat.
$1H 6-r., 2130 No. 1Mb St. Modern.
18 n-r.. rao So. loth Ft. Mod. e. heat.
$72.50-6-r.. 3)30 Leavenworth. Modern.
117 6-r., 824 So. 22d Pt. Mod. en. heat.
114 6-r., 3118 Leavenworth. Mod. ex. het.
lITi 6-r., 341$ No. 9th Bt. Mod. ex. heat.
315 6-r., r No. 27th Pt Mod. ex. heat.
I4 4-r., V No. 17th Pt. Mod. ex. heat.
$10--r., 2M6 No. Met St. Mod. ex. heat.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
162S Fa roam Pt. Phone Dotig.
SIX-ROOM houM. 44 Curtis Ave.. wth
chicken house and yard, all kinds , of
fruit, good shade, nice lawn. Phone
Wehiiter 6303. Do not call Sunday.
ITrMiena ,n n" Parts of the city.
1J.UUSIB crelgh Bona ft Co.. free Bldg.
8.8 7. 2Tf PT., 120. Tel. Harney S4.
ABSTRACT OP TITLE
Kerr
Title Guarantee, and Abstract
Co., a modern abstract office,
Po. 17th Pt. Phone D. 647.
Jess & Morrcll, Pk VWW
REKD ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract
office In Nebraska. 304 Hrendela Thee.
REAL ESTATK WAXTKD
LIST your property with P. N. McCoy
for quick aale. U Slate Bank Bldg
D. 1013.
REAL KSTATB ACREAGE
1-X1K Sale by owner, two acre, hixme,
barn, chicken house, fruit tree, ber
rle. (rape. Phone Walnut 3047.
REAL EST AT F NORTH RIDE
Duelling, 414 So. 3otU 8t. ; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Bcnj.
S. Baker. Phones D482, Hol7.
IWrent"
We have a complete Hat of all housr.
apartmenta and flats that are for rent.
This liat can be wen free of charge, at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. WW P. lth St.
FOR RENT.
2923 Taclflo atreet, 7-room, all modern
house, 325.
2017 Grace street, 6-room, partly mod
ern cottage.- 115. 1
1&21 Leavenworth, 6-room,' partly mod
ern iiat, iii.no.
1123 Pouth 324 St., J-room, modern
bouse. $40,
ALFRED C. KENNEDY.
Inuflas 722. 20 First Nat. Bk. Bids;.
10-ROOM brick, modern, 114 No. 2oth St.
Keys next door. HO. TeW Harney 6Ti64,
Stores and Offices.
Ptore and basement, 2231 Farnam. .. .$100
Store and basHment, 234 P. 18th.:."... 76.00
JOHN W. ROBB1N3, 1W2 FARNAM PT.
323N. 16tli St., a fair sUed storeroom ana
basement. Fine location to? grocery,
bakery or cloak and milt store. Can be
leased for a term of years.'- Call Doug. 200.
r-
. FOR RENT.
Offices In Continental block at ISth and
Dousla-s gts. Photograph studio on N.
ltith St
ALFRED C. KENNEDY.
209 tint National Bank Bldg.
I'hone Douglas 722. '
7T
,m so.
king ton.
1402 Dodge,
617 Bee.
2 floor, Tur-
' WANTED TO7 BUY
Swell Six-Room
Bungalow
Just recently finished, ' o Its' brand
new and .a beauty. All the trimmings
about this place to make - doubly-, at
tractive and desirable. It is In a good
location, among new homes, on paved
street. We. cen sell It on a ,vmy mod
erate payment down, balance practically
like rent. Don t delay. Make appoint
ment to see It now,
Scott & Hill Co.
:07 MrCague Bldg. Douglas 100-.
$100 CASH
Balance 120 a month: brand new,' four
rooms. electrlo lights, city water, sewer
age, stairway to floored attic, where two
rooms can be finished; cement basement;
price on'r tl.ftOO. Located 4415 Spalding
St.. saw N. 44th Pt., 401B N. 44th. Keys at
U W. Elpperlo. J724 N. 44th Ave.
C. G. CARLBERG
3U Prandele Theater Bldg.
Best Buy in Omaha
This beautiful home to be sold for Just
about the value of the ground. Seven
large room with sleeping porch; nothing
could be more modem. Has frontage of
1R0 feet on Uncoln Boulevard, 185 feet
deep, In fact, one of the prettiest homtf
In Bemls Park. See ua for price. It cer
tainly la a snap.
GRAHAM-PETERS REATVTT CO.
Phones Red 663, Sunday Walnut 1103.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Rallies and Ooei Up Two to
Three CeaU with Corn in
Hot Purtuit
OATS SLUMP HALF A CENT
OMAHA. April (.
Crop prospects were never any more
favorable at this season of the year than
at the present time. The winter wheat
acreage is the largest ever seeded, and,
and the winter which has Just come to
a close, was at no time hard on the grow.
Ing plant It la the opinion of crop ex
perts tiist the winter wheat farmers will
again produce a bumper crop of that
grain. It la also expected that, should
the' war end In the near future. It will
be Several years before the producer of
grain In foreign countries will be In
shape to raise normal crops. These con
ditions will force foreigners to continue
sa liberal buyers Inthe United Ptatee anl
ii may be said that the larmera or this
country will not be forced to accept low
prices for their grain for many years to
come.
The Argentine shipments of wheat are
attracting considerable, attention, as they
eero very large. The tota; amount
shipped waa 4.364,000 bushels compared
with l,232.ow bushels for Ilk period
a year ago.
. Omaha tipot Market Wheat was 2c to
higher. Corn waa Mo to lVo higher.
Oat were 4e to He lower.
I'learancee Wheat an riour equal to
tSl.OcO buehela, corn,.W,000 bushel end
oats, lYh.uJO bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 604.000 bu.
and shipments of ,0ii0 bu., against re
ceipts of 96A000 bu. and - shipments pt
322.flo bu. last year.
t'runary corn receipts were s.rni bu.
and shipments of 476,(00 bu., against re
ceipts of 777,000 bu, and shipment of
624.000 last year.
I'rtmary oats receipt were PU.nu bu.
nd shipments of U0.0O0 bu., against re
ceipts of 4K8.000 bu.. and shipment of
90MM) bu. Inst year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oat.
CASH AND $30 PER MONTH
Secure new, all modern, 6-room house,
east front, and in new location, only lVk
block from car line. This houne ha S
rooms and sleeping porch first floor and
two rooms and bath second floor. ,
This I the last house I have for sale
on the above terms.
For further Information call Walnut 8t
today, or call Dougloa M any. day next
week. j.
E. P. WRIGHT.
WANTEDA light 6-paKsenger automo
bile, pmYer F-rd. Want late model.
Call evenings. Walnut 3037. ,
Tale buys everything Id l.arid. Tyler 1418.
OFFICSI furniture bought . and sold. J..
C. Reed, 1X1 Karnam. Doug. Clet.
W BUY d-hand clothe. 1441 N. Mth.
Slightly uoed high-grade piano. D. 2017.
, REAL ESTATE
FARU RANCH .LANDS FOR 8ALB
', CssftAs. .. , .
' " ' STOP: LOOK! READ! '.
Now is the time to come to Canada and
boy good farm. .The afest investment
. on earth ia- earth itself. I have aome of
the choicest wheat and flax 'iand In West
ern Canada that will make you money.
Close t own. consolidated ' achool and
church. Bee me for cheap Investments.
Seventeen years'- xperienue -in Western
Canada lands. P, M., bovair. D'Arcy,
bask., Canada- :.-. v - -
Ceuei
l"0 BETTLER8 ONLT-U9 Mm for 30ft.
lUco Corn, aJf&ifa and wheat land; no
and. i. A. Traoyi Fort Morgaiw Colo.-
UlMraarl.
: BIGGEST land sals of the year now on.
loo lorty-acre larras w eacn. uovd land.
Well settled locality. Close to railroad.
112 par acre Is hair actual value. Great
est bargains in South Missouri st senna
tlonal price. Write today for- free liter
ature. - D. Merrlam, Eillls A Banton,
Kanna City. Kansas.
Mestsss.
RENTER.S, HOMKelCEKERS Your ep
portunlty. 66.C00 acres Irrigated wheat
and altalfa land for settlement at Valler,
Uont, fl-o0 to tM per aero; fatten years
time. For parUculars, writ Valier Farm
bale Co.. .Itoa. 1003. Valier. Mont.
$100
REDUCTION IN PRICE
Dandy 6-room house, large living room,
dining room and kitchen on first floor;
two bedroom and bath on second; strictly
alt modern, full cemented cellar; lot
40x10, paved street: located on 17th, Near
Laird St. Price 62.7SO.
, C. G. CARLBERG,
312 Prandels Theater Bldg.'
OWN equity In 6-roorn house, in Clifton
Hill, new house, Jarge lot and good con
tract. Address, M 07, care Bee.
. INVESTMENT.
6-room cottage, now rented for
amount of payment, Webster tCM.
the
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
I 'JiiTk Til T T tO.IW CI a .! A.
4sfeTnr( VW-aVe -ev A t O. H w HVi v4 V 3 .
Hanscora Park, district, on cars and all
public improvements paid In full. Easy
terms.- c J.- canan, i Mccague Bldg.
RKAIjTST ATE WEST SIDE
s HOT. WATER LIE AT
' T ROOMS, all modern, birch finish, ele
gant east front lot. paved street with
paving all paid, choice location on 88th
Ave. Price $3,600.. Term tf desired.
C. 0. CARLBERG,
- 312 Brandels Theater Sldg.
Chicago
Minneapolis ....
fDuluth
Omaha
Kansas City....
Pt. Ixuls
Winnipeg
ei
....200
....147
.... 17
63
.... 4rt
....447
36
67
4
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109
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
HOT WATER HEAT
T ROOMP, all modern, birch finish, ele
gant eai rrom lot, pavea street with
paving all paid, choice location on Stilh
Ave. Price s,U0, terms if desired.
C. G. CARLBERG, , .
312 Brandels' Theater Bldg.
Mlaaasuta. ' ' .
HARGA1N 240-acro fartn Z0 miles from
Minneapolis; 140 acra i ier cultivation,
40 acre good meadow, tv acre timbered
pasture; can practically all be cultivated;
cood corn land; farm l fenced; 10-room
Eousa, bars, granary, machine atiad, wind
mill, etc.; U head good milk cows. 4 good
iiorses, harnesses, wagons, compleui set
of machinery, noga, outcaep and every
thing on the fai-ra goes at Mi per acre;
16,009 cash, balance can stand for 10 year
at Pi cent, teehwab tiros., iOAi liy-
tnouth Bidg., Mlnneapolla. Minn.
HAV 120 acres of Minnesota, land, will
trad for Uy property; will accapt Vlc
trola tu first payment. Address U tai.
Bee.
Bells and trades R. E. 116 Bee Bldg. D. S40.
HERffl 18 A SNAP. , 1
Two lota, Zsth St.. near Plnkney. J400
each.
Four lot near 47th and Seward. 1250
each.
Two lot. Pouth Omann, 200 each.
Fine Int. KounUe Place, 11.300. ,
Inquire 413 Karbach Block.
XttrMkk.
t40 ACRES.. fcUoux c6unty. Neb., ft per
aore. wMth more, suitable for mixed
farming and stock raising, not sand hills,
Kood Investment for speculation. Owner,
F. 8. Baker. Harrison, Neb.
FOR bALl-iet larye botty hlgh-urada
medium-priced land In Nebraska; very
llttie money required. C. Uradiey, Wo
bach. Neb.
. Waahlagiea.
VOH dALJb.
My larifl of itoi acres, situated In the
foot hills of the Colvllie valley, Wash
ington; H mile from good school; 4S
miles from town; 6 miles from county
seat- Owing to the mountain on nortn,
east and west, our climate is for the
year the beat m tht t'nited State. F.x-
trtme heat or cold, earthquaavs ana cy
clone unknown. We have been plowlnj
here dally since March 10.
Reason for selling, tailing strength,
owing to old age.
fcntlre farm well fenced and orchard
and ground in good condition. House
and barns nearly equal to any la-township;
good well and springs. Orchard of
eu bearing trees: apples, pears, cherries,
apricot, peachea, pium and prune, also
Lerries; 46 acre un.lt-r cultivation or in
alfalfa, balance pasture or limner pine,
fir and tamarack. Crops mostly planted.
Will sell all rtieap, "7x. ' If half cash.
time, on' contract of sale; or will sell fc
srparaia. no bullalngs on same.
Inquiries by mail answered promptly.
L. A, DEXTER. Meyer Fall. Wash.
REAL ESTATE LOAMS
lw TO 4l'J,ono made promptly. . D.
Weart, Wcatl 31d . lth and Karnam Pta
;i TY Knd farm, loans. 6, 6H, per ami
J. H. Dumonl k Co.. 416 elate Bank.
WANTED Cl loena Peter Trust Co.
WANTtI-Ctty loar.a and warranu. W.
rarotin Binltn cx.. lu raniaiu
WONEV on band for city and farm iuan.
H W. Binder. City national Bnn nia:
110 to I10.OJ0 mal promptly. F. D. Wcad.
vi taa liiug-. Jui aria g arnam pi
GARVIN BR0d jnt
6EK us first for farm loans in eastern
Neb. United btatee Trust CO.. umaiia.
act. CITY LOANS. C. G. Carlbeig,
" jo-aH Brandnt Theater Bid.
OMAHA homes. Kl Kebrnska faTuia
O KICKt- e REAL EsTATli CO.,
M16 Omaha Nstioi.l. I nana Doula nil
Rent room quick sub a be Want Ad,
Natl Realty Go:
FIVE ROOMS, MODERN. IS-iO. TERMS.
ovt jvkk. v ISU, ltiVi.
LEGAL NOTICES
U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, YELLOW
tone Park, Wyo., March 13, 1816. Sealed
proposal for furnishing material and
electing steel highway bridges in Forest
Reserve adjoining this park will be re
ceived until April 12. 1916, and then pub
licly opened. Information on application.
i .AMUB J., r tuts, major, cngrs.
J M 13-13-14-16-A 4)-T .
TUB ODD LOT RBVIEW, laws WMklT.
II 00 s ,Mf. Is publlihed with s vl mt
srtMatlng Nw Tork inook Exchsngs inrM
pienl opportunltiM t-learjy tad without teoh
nlralltiM. Rd4 for sunBls costsa 74
Brasdwajr. w Tork City.
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Artldo! Open. llKh. Low. Close. Bat y,
Wheat! I
May. 1 6oVi5 1 66Vi
1 R4'i
July. 1 1 J4H
1 2i' I
Bept.tl WVn- 1 UH
Corn.
May. 73ii(ft73 7Sff4
July. lb(oli
Oats.
. Msy.f 67 bVtftt,
July' 64 olW
Kept. I 47
Pork. !
May. I 17 00 17 10
July.l 17 6fi 17 tsU,
Hept- 11 Hi 17 6
Lard. I
May.l 10 05 1010
July l 10 3J'4 10 40
Ribs. I I
May.l 9 So 86
6ftV 56i 67
i3VnV.;M14-;; 64
1 10l
72Ta73l
7Si!
168Ti
1 10H
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i vrw
17 47m
17 77
10 06
19 62
4trH
414
1T0TH 1710
17 06 17 00
17 86 17 )
10 6 10 15
10 32V4 10 40
t 92 I Khi
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OMAHA OF.SRtlAa. MARKRT.
Pt'TTKR-No. L l ib. cartons, Mcj No.
a. -lb tuba, tec.
CHIOF.SB Imported Swiss. 84e; Ameri
can Swiss, Nc; block gwtssi Kc; twins.
lVc; daisies. 17V; triplets, 17c: Young
Americas. IKVfcc: blu label brlik, lie; lltn
burger, l-lb., 0c 1-lby 0c; New York
white, ISO; imported French Roquefort.
4j0C
FISH Trout. 1ci UrF crapple, 16o;
halibut. 16c: channel catfish. 14c.
HWKKT POTATOK-Kanssa 18.76 hbl
BI1.HK CUT.KIbi; No. 1. 16c; No. t,
W-sc: No. . USc Iilns: Noi 1. lWc;
No. i. lc; No, t, lie. Chucks: N. . v;
No, 2, S'ic; No. S, 7ic. Rounds: No. L
ivo. I, ll'
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Deiirable Kind, of Cattle Active and
Ten Cents Higher Liberal Re
ceipts of Lambs.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE CENTS OFT
OMAHA. April 6. 1915.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Tomorrow being election day at Chi
cago and primary election at Omaha, all
markets will be closed.
These sale were reported today
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. S car. 6l.60V.r
2 ear. ll.M. No. I hard winter, 1 rar
i ruritey), si.oi; i cars, ti.w: l car. ll.4',v
No. 4 spring. 1 car. 11.37. Rye: No. 1. 1
car, 11.08. Sample, 1 car, II. 0)4. Barley:
No. 4, 1 car, 67c. Corn: No. 2 white, 1
tar. fmc No. I white, 1 car, 71e; I
cars, Tic. No. 6 white, 1 car, 710. No. S
yellow, 1 car, 71c. No. 1 yellow, 1 car,
7ouc; 4 car. Ae; 7 car. TOc. No. i
yellow, 6 cars. 69c; 6 cars, 9Hc; 2 car.
S9ic. No. 6 yellow, 1 r, 70o. No. 3
mixed, 4 car. 70c; 1 car, 6Sic; 4 cr.
W4e; 1 cr, 69c. No. 4 mixed, car
(near white),' 6Mc; 1 car, 6c; 4 cars,
68Hv No,. 6 mixed, 1 car, 6M4c; 1 car, ftta;
1 car. Sc. Oat: Standard. 1 car, 4c.
No. t white, 1 car. 64c, No. 4 white, 2
rare, 53c. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 62c.
Sample, 2 cars. 62ic.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1
Turkey, $1.510.1.52: No. I Turkey, tl.fiOV
1.61; No. I hard, L4tHftl.&0V No. S hard,
14Vtfl0: No. 4 hard. 1.4X81.4; No. 3
spring, ll.4S8t.60: No. I durum, 31.4ftfM.tt;
No. 3 durum. II Sff 1.41. Com: No. 1
white. TlWHc: No. i white. 71i,a(W7Hte:
ro, s wniw, iinj-ac; wo. m-nite, vnttf
in. io. o wnue. ivYj'a'iic: xho. a vnuow.
7Ka)7Hc; No. 1 yellow, 70N71c: No. -8
yellow. 70er70Hc; No. 4 yellow, mfJOrt No.
6 yellow, 6m70c; No. 6 yellow, eaWc ;
io. l mixed, 7U"i(tp70Hc; no. Z mixed 703
48i5Ho; No. 6 mixed, fioMc; No. i
mixed, fio&ffic. Oat: N. 3 white, 644)
M-o; stanaara, MVsqw'sc; no. 4 v white,
eawatkTOic. naney: Mailing, winv: no.
1 feed. nc. Ry: No. I, I1.0i41.08;
No. t, 107V10.
CHICAGO GRAI1 AND PROVISIONS
Featare of the Trad Ins; andl Closlasj
Prices on Board at Trade.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Exporter buying
May delivery here, at Minneapolis and
a Kansas City today lifted the price of
wheat. Th outcome was a firm close,
"iUHo to ISe gbove Saturday hight. Corn
gainea HTr"e to aO- net, Oata nnlaaej
Vj io off to He up and provision down
WOc.
Seaboard call for the May option drew
sharp attention to the extreme lightness
of the available stock of wheat. Ihe
weekly relation on the domeatlo visible.'
supply were of decided, assistance to the
bulls, the total showing a big falling
off. nearly 8,000,000 bushel. Transatlantic
reports or unfavorable weather and crop
condition counted further again: the
bears.
Lneaslness In regard to Mack of mois
ture east of the Missouri river, continued
to dlscouraxo speculators. A e-orxl ri..al
of notice waa taken, too, of assertion
from a well known authority that the
Kansas crop was two week lata aa run.
pared with a year ago. i
Corn gathered strength chiefly Vrora
whest. Th cutting down of th visible
supply figures had some additional in
fluence, toward brlnslna about an unturn
Oats advanced with other grain, but re
acted under selling by pit trader. Bull
were nampcred by the slowness of casn
demand.
Lower prices on hckra forced nrovlal .n.
down grade. Buying was only scattored,
notwithstanding gain in the export tf
jura ana oi meat.
Futures ranged as follows:
Kc:
1, TSo; No. f, TVlci No, , Sc
POULTHT Broilers, toci spring rn.cK
ens, 16c; hens, 14c: cock, lo; roosters,
Vo: stsgs, 8"4c; ducks, iSe; 3ree 10e;
turkeys, 13916c; pigeon, per dos., KV;
ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full
feathered, 8c; squabs. No. L 61.60; No. 1
80c.
Market auotatlon rurnlsbeol hr Olllnskl
rr'ilt company.
FRt'ITS Oranges: (Taiirornia naveisi
all alse, 81.76 per hot; 6-box lot or more.
IS 46 per box. lemons: Fancv ritinklst,
KOie, JHOs, 14 00644.60 per box; choice Red
Hull. 81.50 per box. Orspefrult: av, g.f
Jer bX 64a, 1176 per box; 4s, Rt 13.00
per box. Apples: Kxtra fanry Washing
ton W. W. Pearmalnea, 81.60 per box;
extra fancy Washington Rpltsenburgs,
11.60 per box; extra fancy Black Twigs,
11.60 per box; extra fancy Hlark Ren
Devi. 81.40 per box: extra fancy t'tah
Oanos. 81.40 per box; Wine Baps. 31.80 per
box. Banana. ti.0ot2.a per bunch, 4c lb.
htrawberrle. 80c per Quart, Lime, It. 76
Kr basket. Figs, 60 4-os., 3100 per box,
ites: Walnut. 11.40 per box; Hsllowi.
8o per lb.
veuktabi.ks-New Tork onisn can
bage, 2c per lh. California new cabbage.
crates, 86 to 100 lbs., 8'ac per lb. Celery,
Jumbo, Mo per do. Peppers, 60c per
basket. Head lettuce. $1.00 per dos: leaf,
40o per do. Tomatoes, fanoy, 84.60 per
crate; choice, $4.00 per crate. Onions: Yel
low, Jo per lb. ; red, 2c per lb. I a hite, IVic
per lb. Radish's. 60c per dos. Turnips,
6uo per dos. Hpinlch. eoc per dos. Parsley,
MM per do. Artichokes, ii.&o per no.
IDndlve, 86 c per lb. Osrlic. Italian. 2&c
per lb. Bruavtel sprmits, 2oo per lb. Onion
sets: Yellow and red, $1.60 per bu. ; White,
31.76 per bu. Potatoes: Colorado Hum I a,
76o per bu.t Red River Ohio, Ifxi per bu.;
Minnesota White, 66c per bu. Sweet pota
toes: Seed stock, delivered April 6 to
10, 82 00 per bbl. Mushrooms. 60o per box.
NUTS No. 1 California walnut. 10c per
lb. Filbert. 16o per lb. Black walnuta,
le per lb. Pecans. iJHo, per lb. Braslla.
It'V par lb. Almond, too per lb. Cocoa
nut. 83.60 per ack. Peanut: Raw, To
per lb.; roasted, Ho per lb; raw, aack
Iota, Jumbo, to per lb-; salted, $1.60 per
can.
MI8CELLANnOlf4-h1lel popcorn, 4c
per lb. CYaokerlack, 38.6 per case; per
W-cse, 81.76. Checkers,. 31.60 per case;
per V-cax $1.76.
Cora ssi Wheat Region Balletln.
Vnlted State Department of Agrioullure,
weather bureau, mm and wheat region
bulletin for Omaha, Nebraska, for the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m., 76th
meridian time, Monday, April 6, 1M6:
OMAHA DISTRIST.
Temp.- Ratn
Rtatlon. High. Low. fall. 8k y.
Ashland, Neb.. 4 44 .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb... 4 43 .OK Clear
Broken Bow.... 59 86 .06 Clear
Columbus, Nb. 41 $8 .00 Clear
Culbertson. Nb. 74 .00 Clear
Falrbury, Neb. m a .08 Clear
Fairmont, Neb. 1 S .00 Pt. cloudy
Or. Island, Nb. M W .00 Clear
H'tlngton, N"l.. 67 m .00 Clear
Hastings, Neb. 8 .00 Clear '
Holdrege, Neb. 68 40 .00 Clear
Linonm, Neb... 1 4a .00 Clear
North Platte.'. M 34 .0a Pt. cloudy
Oakdale, Neb... 64 36 .00 Clear
Omaha, Neb.... 61 . 44 .00 Clear
Tekameh, Neb. n .00 Clear
Valentine, Nb. 68 81 .00 Clear
Alta, Ia . 67. 38 . .00 Clear
Carroll, la 3 ,89 .00 , Clear
Clarlnda, la.... i 4i M Clear
Plbley, la. 3 84 .00 Pt.. cloudy
Sioux City, la.. 64 44 .01 ; Clear
Loweat temperstur tor twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a, m.
DISTRICT AVERAGEd.
No. of -Temp.- Raln-
nistrlct. Stations. High. Low. fall
RAILWAY TIME CARD
. -
Itaiaa a
ni.B I Jmttad
falllorala kUII
ocaaa a.r"
auaata aiaprwa
lx, ABaie Waalteo
Cloraa Itapraas
Oluaaa "',;,;
gas Franclaoe Wnuta...,.
Nana flv L
Uraaa
bii-oabui Looal
Illlaots Ceatsal
Chleage l.i"tta
Cblcasa Itaprea
yhnla
Omaua-St- Ltirel..,.
avail - "
.a i 0 am s 1:41 m
.a 4.M pa ail:at as
' a IS pa
s .M aai
-all U aa. a pm
- sl.wLa
.aisauaat "
.tUl.M aa I II pa
a4iapa
au.u M
a Maa
.al.Maa Dm,.
a 3:il pa -kt:a
1 Nts m siiiM,;
UilIIOT03f tTATION feh mm4
Masen.
7 (0
7.W
4.0T5
16.W
. t.M
C.tail
1J.W
17.W5
R03
17!t
4.TNH
12,276
ftOVTH
Receipts were:
Kstimste Monday 4.100
Same dst let week... 5.M:;
Mame rtsy 2 aks. nso. 4:.
Same day .1 aks. sno .lii.4iS
Same day 4 wka. ago.. l.KM
Same day last )car.... 2 3W
The following table snows th reeetpt
ef rattle, hoss and sheep at the Kouth
Omaha llv stock market for the year t
date aa compared with last year:
1?;j. l"l. In?
Cattl M.5K0 31.61
Hogs KW.0M 7.'.l 164.487
Sheep 742,471 "2V.7U 14,76
The following table show th svsrsg
price for hog at th Pouth Omaha live
stock market for th last few day, with
compsrUons: ;
Date. 1 1H6. I114.lll MI3.;1S11.1I10 1K.
rVVfiTS; Ismha, shenrln. H.7NW.70:
Mexicans, $0iT6; lambs, fed westerns,
3nf. Ismbs, shesrlna, I8.HWS n;
yesrllng. llxht. I 7T-fr yearlings,
heavy, t50fi8.;R; wethera, good to choice,
$7.t.l0; wethers, fair to soo!, $7 tfl.K:
ewes, good to choice, $7.60(i7.!Ki; ewes, fair
to good. I7.6MT 6.
(MICAOO I.IVK TO(K M4RKF.T
Weak Sheep
Cattle atroa -lloaa
Strang.
CH1CAOO. April 5. CATTIX-Hecolpt.i,
11.00.1 head; nmiket, string; natlvj stcrr,
H0nfl0: western. $.01t7.4f.: cows ami
heifers. $2V7M; calves. .0fl.y.
lit HtJ Receipts. M.000 head, market
weak. fcrilOc loader: hulk of sales, 'Vi
6W: light, ..Va: mixed. 3K 60(i.fi;
hesvv, 6.4f.i6,2H; rough, H4ffl6.0; pltrs,
Ii.i4ii6.je.
KIIKKP AND 1 .AMDS-Receipts, 13,0)
head; market strong: sheep, $7.Jiu86,
latnhs, I.7'I0 SS.
Kaaaaa City tire Stock Market.
KANSAS! CITY. April 6 CATI.K-Re-celpis.
11. itw head; market higher; prime
I fed steer. MoM.t.60; dressed beef steers,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
'
Revival of Pool Activities in Numer
ous Specialties Help to Swell .
Operations. . " " .,
UNITED STATES STEEL IS UP
alar. 20.
Mar. 11.
Mar. 22.
Mar.
1ar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
April
21.
4.
tfc.
J.
28,
a.
80
81
1.
Aprld 2.
April .
April 4.
April 6. R
4 v
h
4 41
60a
4 U
47-V
2w!
J
4 68l
4 6t
4 60
4 or
4 70!,
I 68
64
a
$ 67
8 8!
6 64
3 46
3
8 4MI
3 701
3 81
8 30
$ 37
$ Ml 7 1
I 891 T 871
4 t
7 10
7 06
86
7 n
4 8n
4AI10 62
6 44 10 i
t 46 10 611
4 41 10 Rl
4 at10 66
10 OS
4 PI
8 411 8 84 7 48 4 4:'IOTO
7 fral lu'lU II
7 Til 4 24 10 66
4 29 10 67
T TSf 4 87,16 40
T 101 8 70
iu hi in in
8 63 8 77 t 61 6 110 4OT
8 74 7 63 6 22 '10 4:
8 42
S 87
8 SSI
8 H 8 6i
8
8 78
8 861
4 44
a
4 M
4 64
4 61
4 M
6 7
73
6
4 M
4 66
4 71
I 4.1
4 74
a
6 IS
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of llv stock
at th Cnlon Stock Yard. Benin Omaha,
for the twenty-four hour ending at 3
o'clock ytrterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle, llogattheep. Mrs.
C.. M. St. P. Ry. 14
Mo. Paclfl- Ry 4
1'nlon Pacific Ry... 14 2 .H
C. N.-W., east... S7 8
C. ei N.-W.. west.. 26 1
0.. St P., M. O... 15 1
C, H. & Q., east.... 3
C, B. ft J.. West... 31 T7 20
C, R. 1. A P., east.. 6 1
C, R. 1. P., west 1
Illinois Central 22 2
Chicago Ot. Western 12
Total reoeir 167 100 64
24
DISPOSITION HEAD.
, Cattl. I loss Sheep.
Co.
Morrl tt Co
Swift Co
Cudahy Packing
Armour ft Co
Sch wait ft Co.... a....
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
Krey Packing Co
W. H. Vonsant Co
Beaton. V. S. ft Lush..
Mill & Son
P. II. Iwis
Huston ft Co
J. B. Root el Co
.1. H. Bulla
t V. Hues..-
Rotcnatock Bros
KelloRg
Werthelmer ft Degen ..
H. F. Hsmllton
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild
Mo. A Kn.-Calf Co ...
Christie '
HlRrlns i..
llulfman
Roth
Raker, Jones ft Smith
Tanner Bros...
John Harvey
Kline
Other buyer
318
661
442
487
11
K
lllti
120
m
7
262
104
7
2M
i:ia
103
2W
61
10
61
60 .
17
. 8.
P
M
JA3
817
816
1.246
1.112
708
2,443
130
3.07S
2,216
2,8ul
stcrk
I ..r.Viy
0Oiti.O0; western steers, 6 7.'4r7.80:
era and feeders. 36.26ia8.00; bulls,
..; cslves, p.mnnow'.
HOOS Receipts. 10.000 head: mrket
lower; bulk of sales, $670rr.80; hesvy,
14 sj-rt.W; packers snd butchers, $6.20fr
2H; lights. ifi.TWi ; plus, 16.24.76.
SHEKP AND 1AMB( Receipts. 6 70
head: market strong; Inmba, $ 76ST10.10;
yesrllngs. 86.o0ti6.00; aethers. I7.60g$.36;
ewes. $7.Kfi8.0O.
St. I.nals 1.1 ve Stack Market.
ST. LOri" Mo., April S.J-CATTLK-R-celpts,
6.100 head; msrket higher; native
beef steers. $7.004i$80; cows snd heifers.
t.:i.W(fj.C'0; southern steers, $7x2Mj7T6: cows
snd heifers, $4.0Oft4.00; native cslves, $6.00
010.60.
I It KJS Receipt. 18,3t) head; msrket
lower; pigs and lights, l6.7o-it7.tP; mixrd
snd butchers, $4.86A7.20; good heavy, 16.96
fii.OR.
HRKP AND LAMBR-celpla. 60)
head; market steadv; native muttons,
K7ftit.00: Ismhs, ls.7nvnno.10: yearlings,
l7.KhS.0; sheered yearlings, $4.60ir7.t0.
Slaaa f My Lire Stan k Market.
SlOt'X CITT. Ia.. April 6. CATTLE
Receipts, I.Oiio heart- market 10c higher!
native steers. 8H.Cfth?.26; butchers, 3MT
6 : cows and tielfers, 34.701;.; calves,
ttl.5ifM.ni; bulls, stags, etc., .'.0onr6 60.
HtHlB Receipts. 4,600 head: market Rc
lower; heavy, 86 f4l.7i; mined. 86.66;
light. 36.6ii 66: bulk of salea 86.4airT4.70.
SHtKP AND I .A MILS Receipts, 1.600
head; msrket steady; Wether. $7.30;
lamb. $3.37x((a.itt. '
t. Joaeph Live Stock Market.
RT. JOPF.PH. April &,-CATTLB-Re-ceilpts,
1,200 head; market steady; steer
S7.tofi8.26; cows and heifer. $3.7644.40;
calve. $6.jr8.7S.
HtXIS-Recelpt, S.t00 hed: market,
lower; top, 66 0; bulk of salea, 36 7096 76.
SJ1EKH AND MM BH Receipts, 8.600
heady; market steady; lambs. 39.2ji3.M.
Bank Clearings
Bank clearing In the Cnited State for
the week ending April 1. as reported to
Brrlstreet's Journal, New Tork, aggre
gate $.1,004,267,000. against 32.SS:,642.rH) last
week and 13.623,446.000 In this week lsst
year. Canadian clearings aggregate 811.
347.0(10. as attains! 3122.UOO.OilO last week and
142,792.000 In this week lsst vesr. Follow
ing are the return for this week, with
percentage of change from this week
est year:
NKW YORK. April 6.-Revvsl of pool
activities In numerous speculative spe
cialties helped to swell lortny s operations
on the stork exchsnre to a very large
total, lteprenontatlv shsres moved up ss
well, some to the hlghett levels of the
year. This wns true of such potrntlnl
leaders an Cnloti I's'Mflc, granrr and "
t'snnrilana, while trunk lines snil some, i
of the cotton carrying roads participated
In lessi-r degree.
Cnited Htates steel for the flrat time
In some dava reasserted Its leadership,
selling a high as ; Its best nuotatUiM
since the Utter part of January. Beth-
lehem steel rose over 4 points, tn
the pew record of S2 rkrly In the session.
but lost all Its rise before mtdrlay.
Towrds the end It was rushed op again,
this time ascending to W, at which prii-n
t closed. The nnnt:al meeting or tna
company takes pluce tomorrow snd rumor
persists that action anvsntsgeous to tno
harehohler a-tll then lie taken.
Automobile shares, equipments and A
mixture of secondary Indurtrlal rose
from 1 to 6 points, but some of these ad
vance were obliterated towards the
close. Trading In the first two hour wss
on an enormous scat", but nuletsd In th
early anernoon. There was further
furious activity In the final dealing with
a strong cloe. The only exception to
the general rise were Missouri I'aririf
nd rt. !oui and San Frsnclsco itrnnit
the rsllers and some of -the very In- .
actlMty specialties. Missouri innnr a ,
comparative weakness was sttrinuten To -
the heller tnat a neavy assiesmeni win
he levied acninet the stock under the
forthcoming reorganisation. Tne most
erratic of the Industrie's wss t'tinsti
migsr, which rose 1 points to 70 at th
outset, declining to 63 later.
Bankers reporteil a demand roe over
half of the $.s,taMa of French one yer
note, recently taken by a svndlrat", an-.! .
oonfercnoe ls ring upon other foreign
loan were renewed wiin nivnumu i ,
definite announcements later In the week.
Total sales of stock amoumeo io siw.inv .
hares. .
Bonds were irregular, copper issuei ,.
lone showing strength. Total salea, par
value, aggregated $?,6R2.0f.
nlted State bond were uncnangea on
call. ..... .
Number or sale na leaaing quotations
on stock today were:
Dale
867
..4,878 7,804
P.ftSa
roost
Oolumbu. O...
loulsvllle, Ky...
Indla'polia, Ind.
Chicago. III......
St. Louis, mo..
64 34 . 20
) 88 .00
64 88 .10
64 6 " .10
64 42 .10
64 ; , 40 . .00
60 34 .20
74 42 .00
62 38 .00
lies Moines, Ia. 24
Minneapolis ..... 61
Kan. City. Mo.. 84
Omaha. Neb.... 17
Th weatherxl much warmer through
out th corn and wheat region, and tem
perature were generally above freexlng
In all districts. A few light showers oc
curred In all except the Omaha. De
Molne. Kansas City and Louisville dis
tricts. . L. A. WKLSH,
Local Forecsster, Weather Bureau.
Barltagta
SZlJi aa callfaral.,..
pu.M aoua4 Kapraas
Nabreaaa folBU
BUu; UIIU
Unoela 1111 V-
hsrUwaat fBr
S.Maaaa lUsraaa
Uaoala Uoal
g7auia-PUtlai ....
v-lauaaaeiita-Iuea ........
BailavuriallsaMata ....
lkuaa t-pecUl
CS.ao aat SUpraas...
Craawa ffV "anaiai"
Mt. uim rr-- .
e . 1 ..unn .
H. a
:a sa
aaa- Sis uau
aa a a 4 mm
? if a pa
aaaaaaar.a 4 11 aaa an .c
ii a a a .. . -
Arrlft.
il M sa
a 1 m pa
(
:1 pa
.
au .l pa
a 4 fc aa
a 1 pa
IS $ aa
J as aa
sa
'l"i p.
a aa
all:isa
') a
4-t aa
WEBITGB iTBKBT ST AT30 rif-
teeath a Waal.
tkleaaot Miaaeageli. A
Uaaha
aWpart. Arrlvs.
Tels Cilr Paaaiar a lau aa
' Bioui Cltr raa II sa al!:aaaa
Hioaa Cltr raaaDa a a a aa ,
giaaraaa Lacal ... .pa l it sa
a oil. 1U aaceet .
Daiwrt.
-ti ll aa
.-a i ll pa
..a 4 io pa
-- 8 . IB aa
.-a 4.1 pa
J " pa
..sit u aa
--a I II aa
..a l a pa
,.k M
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. ail M pa
a laa
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...a 6.1 pa
.-u 1 pa
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'tii'M
Raw York General Market.
NBW YORK, April 6. 6UOAR-Raw,
quiet; centrifugal, 4.77c: molasses, 4.00c;
refined, steady; cut loaf, 6.80c; crushed,
4.70c; mould, 6.86c; cube. 4.16c; A pow
dered, 6.06c; powdered, 4.00c; fine granu
lated, t.80c diamond A, S.nuc ; confection
ers', 6 Soc; No. 1, 6.8S-. Futurss higher on
oommlsaion house buying, prompted by
reports of rain In Cuba, Mid-day wer
8 points net higher,
BUTTER Firm; receipt.. 1,270 tub;
creamery (82 core), 81H": crmery
(higher acoring), S232Hc: firsts, 1 2Vi
lie; seconds, 26a27o. '
IXKJS Firm; receipts, 17,726 ' esses;
fresh gathered extras, 22e; storage pscked
extra firsts, 21Hc; firsts, BOVyfi'iHaO; rg.u
lar packed extra first. 21'a-'lHc; firsts.
20Qac; nearby hennery whltesA.ftne to
fancy. 23c: neerby hennery broyns, 22o.
CHEESE Firm; re.'eipta. 64M3; boxes;
tata, wholavmllk fresh special. UkS'IA1"-;
state,- whole milU, average fancy, 14,c.
POULTRY Live, nominal; no quota
tlons; dressed, dull and wesk; western
frozen roasting chickens, 17gcic; fresh
fowls, 144,18c; turkey. lft30c. .
Mlaaeapolt Grain 8vnrkt.
MINNBAPOUS, April 6. WHEAT
May. $146; July, $1 .48: No. 1 hard. $1.644;
No. 1 northern. ll.60HtJl.641; No. i nortn
em. Sl.461.5H4. , ,
FLOUR Advanced; fancy patents. $7.60;
first clears. $1.30; second clear, $4.80.
BARLEY-66W74C.
RYB-31.12.
BRAN IL'J.OO.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 64i&r',c.
OATH No. S white, D44.c.
FLAX $1 .KKiM.Satt. N
, Xesr Y'ark Money Market.
KBW YORK. April 6. MERCANTILE
PAPER-SH per cent.
STfcRUNQ EXCHANGE Rte.dy; 40
day bills, $4 7765; for cable, $4.7675; for de
mand, $4 79b0.
M1LVKR Bar. 96c; Mexican dollar, 3tc.
MONEY Tim loans, firm; 60 days,
ZafH per cent; 34 days, 24iJ per cent;
six month, 24 per cent. Call money
ateady; high. t per cent; low. 1 per
cent: ruling rate. 3 per cent; last loan,
S per cent; closing bid, 2 per .ent; i f-
fered at i. per cent.
Closing quotation on oonos too ay wer
a follow:
V. 8. rat. la rag-.- "a'si. t. c sa new w
go caupo iaa..,7a
I', g. , ragtalara.l"Vt H. T. m. tt. a H.
4o coupoa r. K1
V. I. a ragtitarad li)1 Northara l'acltlo 4a..
so eaupoai ,w w "
Panaaa la coupon. l"i r. S. L rat. 'i
Aa. gmaltara a..lN. -f T. ft T. as. ... ST
a, x T. f w wrwnn. sua. aa
Araoar 4 Os. 4a.. i Keedln fan. 4a....
AUhlaon san. 4a -e. u a e. r. r. ai ri
u a,ii aa ay souuiern raoifia cv. aa
o. a o. 4Ms rr4 rmi ev. 4.. n
r . R a O 1. 4-..-aaSa
a
Total.
rUTTl.lo-HMMinia nf nattle at
points thla morning were quite moderate
and as ther wa a fair buymg demand
prices showed considerate Improvement
all along th line. . .
Beef steers that could be classed a nt
11 desirable gonoraily commanded prices
that were 10c higher than last week.
Taking Into account that the change to
warm weather caused rattle to take on a
better fill than ususl some sellers were
quoting the mc.rket even better than that.
iess aestrame Kimis oi came were ai
least steady to strong.
Cows and heifers of good quality were
also better sellers, being around 10c
higher. Less desirable kind did not
show much Improvement. Bull continue
very slow and weak.
Good stockcr and feeder wer being
ougnt after at prices that ware a- little
stronger even than lsst week. Common
kind were about steady.
Quotation cn cattle: Good to i:holc
cornfed beeves. I7.40fr7.76: fair to good
cornfed Beeves. $7.10iii7.40; common to fair
cornfed beeves, I6.60tg7.10; good to choice
heifers, $4.26(fi7.0fii god to choice eow.
I6.764M1.60:. fair to good cows. $6.00ri6.76;
common to fair cows, $3.75(116.00; good to
choice atocker and eders. 37.aliU7.41
fair to good tocker nd feeder, $G.7M$
7.20; common to fair stocknr and feed
era So.7r.ia6.76; stock belters, Ii.7i4rit.k0;
stock cows. fci.OOiijai.K: stock calve, li 03
C7.60; veal calve, $7.00.76; bull. lU.i,
te., M.Twbe.oo
IlepreseotAtlv sale:
BKEK BTEEr.S.
Tt.
I an
i
New York
htcsBO
Philadelphia
Boston ...i.
St. Iouis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco ...
Baltimore .........
Minneapolis
wetro'.t ,
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lo Angeles ,
New Orleans
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Ioulavlll i..
Seattle
Buffalo
Ft. Pul
Portland, Or
Denver
Houston
Richmond
Indianapolis ,,
Providence ........
Fort Worth.'.-.
WashlngtonXI), C.
'Memphis
ht. Joseph ...
Columbus
Nashville
Albany
it Ijiks cuy....
raf. a
r II a 8. P. s. aa las So. Hr aa
t'olo. A ret. 44 SVi In tea PacKlo
p. a a. o. rat ...
Kris sae
Oaaaral KleetHa la
UC No. lat 4WS..
til. Can. taf. 4a...
K. C. 6. rat. la...
U N. ua. 4a...
M.. K T lat 4a.
Mo. Pae. ev. la...
N- T. C. ISS.
tt4. aHMtsraa,
47 o e. 4a
, 10HC. kubbar ia .,Avi'
V-t V. g. tUaal la JUIX
..4 Wabaah lot ia .,
, Uj SW ' J fj 'aA
, HiJt o(on aiotaM
. rn Bo. Faclfle t. aa.. M'i
. Vti C. II. S. V t. la mi
. tosiraaa. cos 4a 1011a
. 7Wa
Ks-aparatea Apple anal Drteal Krolte
NKW YORK. AprU S. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull snd nominal; fancy,
kc; choice. 14ftc: prima, Vitalise.
DRIED FRUITS Prune. gUady: Cali
fornia, 4H4rlOc; Oregon. I'iCltrttc
Apricots, weak; choice, Wtno; extra
choice, ' 10!S lOic: fancy, 11612c Peaches,
easy; choice, 6Va&c; rxtr choice, 6Vu
6c; fancy, V'6e. Raisins, dull; loos
Muscatels, lwVWo; ehoice to fancy seed
ed. 74&7Vfcc; aewdles, 6'itfs: London
layer, $1.4dw1JA
ask ( learlags.'
OMAHA. April 6. Rsnk clearings for
Omaha today were tJ.aia.62J 2, and for
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HOUS ReceinU wer fair
day, about 104 car or 7,0X0 head being
received. .Thl I nearly 1,409 smaller
than last week, but slightly larger than
the corresDondina day last year
Advices from other markets were rather
discouraging, and the early prospects here
were for weaker price, snipper oougm
a few loads on first rounds that were
weak to a nickel lower, but aside from
these scattering early sale their pur
chases were fully 6c oft, in fact, their
offers finally drupptd lo a lb 10c lower
Uivel.
Packers' esrly bids were frfllOc lower
than Saturday's killer trade, fceller had
started out aaklna fully steady figures,
and, although buyers raised their oriar
until they were nil iii'jre than 6o lower
salesmen refuaed to cut loose, and It
ass Iste In the forenoon before much of
anything was dune Packer failed to
rslse their offers any further, and when
the offerings tlnaliy started to move,
price were about a nickel under Satur
day. At th best tlino valuea improved
just a little, but the a-eneral market wa
about iV lower. H. ilk of all the aalca
landed at $6 62V6.70, with a few shipper
high as $.'6 and a top or $ so. Most
of the packers sold at $t.62(6 6.'., with
the longest string at the luttvr figure.
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HIlKhH-The lecelpt were 13,000 head
belna a lit t la under a week sgo. but
little larger than on the corresponding
day yar ego. Th run wa about
large aa at Chicago, aa that point re
oortad early tons 11000 head.
It w a alow deal o far a lamb
were concerned, as neither shipper nor
buyers bought anything until vary lata
Their first bids were 26o lower.
Aged sheep formed a larger propor
tion of the receipts than for several day
beck. Trade In this division wa fairly
active and prices were not materially
different from last wek rlose. The
bulk of th mutt oa offering consisted ot
oaea.
Along toward the noon hour the bulk
of Ihe lainh moved on a ateady to strong
basis, three tare of Colorado offerings
making a new lop for the season at $10.16.
A range of $!.30iu 10.10 taught moat of the
sales.
Quotations on sheep snd lambs:
Lambs, light, $9.70 10 20; lmb, heavy,
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Co (tea. Market.
NEW. YORK, April 6.-OOFFEE-Th
market for coffee futurea opened at a de
cline of ono to three points this morning
tinder Blattering liquidation and a llttie
trade selling. Offerings were well enougfi
absorbed to rtn the market a steady
tone at the decline, but there wss no
grelv buying and the close waa net
unchanged to rive points tower, eaies,
Ifl.iuO bags. April. 6.11c; Msy, 6.18c; June,
4.23c; July, 7.S3r; August, 7 3Hc; September,
7.44c; Octorw-r, 7.5IO November. 7.67c; De
cember. 7.ilc: January, 7.6c; February.
T.Jin; March. 72 Sis.t, stesdy; Rio No.
7, sx-: Santos No. 4, lvr. There were no
quotation from the primary markets.
Dry Uooda Market.
NEW YORK, April 6-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were strong lodav. Yarn
were higher. Carpet for fall will u
priced April 14 snd an auction aale of
Si,000 pnekages vill take place on April
19. Raw allk waa higher. Dress good
were quiet and rirm.
Donates a Copper
Wash Boiler to the
Cause of Germany
(Correspondence of Associated Press.)
BERLIN. March S0.-Naval authorities
hav given out the following letter from
a wounded reservist n example of
self-sacrificing patriotism: f
"A I am unable at the present to serve
my country, being In the hospital. I re
spectfully donato my last two pay In
stallment toward th construction of g
new. Eraden. I should Ilk to Inform th
Imperial headquarter that at horn 1
hav a copper wash boiler In good con
dition which I gladly plac at the dts
possl of th beloved fatherland, and out
of which the Imperial naval authorities
should be U to make a good boiler tub
for th new Rmden. Pleas Inform m
where I shall send the copper boiler.
With aincereat wishes that I may soon
get back to th front, and In th hop
that Ood may preserve our fatherland, I
m, respectfully, RESERVIST ,
"Cursler."
Total salea foe the 4ar, 670,100 sherrs.
Berlin Milk Dealers
Must Stand By Price
(Correspondence of Associated Preis.)
BERLIN, March 80. Berlin milk dealer
a ho are fearful that ther may be a milk
famine hav appealed to th Board of
Trade of th capital to indue tha au 1 1-o Ti
tle to tart action against farmer who.
It 1 claimed, have failed to live up to
price agreement. ...
Dealer maintain that th farmers an
nually feed billion of liter of gkimmel
milk to their hogs, at a loss of lu.ooo
titer of auhimln a, year. They ask that
thla uae of skimmed milk t restricted
and that freight rate for the transports
tlon of the milk be reduced hy one-half.
Th authorities are asked to remind
the farmer that they must llv up to
their previous agreement with th Berlin
dealer. If th officials do not tep in,
tha .dealer believe th prcaent ahortag
of milk will develop Into a milk famine.
Apartment, flats, house and cottage
csn be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Be "For Rent" Ad.
FOOTPAD WORKS IN KIMONO
Laae Robber la Fvaaialaa Uarb
Make Darlagr Heldap la
Near Orleans.
Despite the 'effort of the polli.stoi
apprehend him, th robber disguised 'as
a woman la continuing hi operation,,
and ha added another victim to hi list
of 'holdups. Th latest victim to com
plain of being robbed of hi valuable
by the man In woman' attire ia Fred
erick Ooalln, 1813 Esplanade avenue,, New
Orleans. Ooslin wa relieved of a gold'
watch and fob and four nickels, lie re-
ported to the police that he got off a'
Claiborne avenua car early Monday morn-
Ing and waa on hi way home when a
person whom he supposed to be a woman)
approached him at Dtrbigny ' street and
Esplanad avenue and asked him the
time. .
The supposed woman had approached
him from the rear , The figure was at
tired In a blu kimono, black unbonnel
and a heavy veil, which covered the face.
"Let' hav the watch,'' said th voice,
and before Qoslin could pieke a reply a
hand, which he 1 positive waa not thai
of a woman, snatched th watch from
him, th footpad at the same tim draw
ing a revolver from beneath the fold of
the kimono A moment later Goslln wa,
relieved of hi four nickel. . '
Telling Ooalln not to make an outcry,
th klmono-clad form, atUl covering him
with a revolver, backed away for a short
distance, then broke Into a run. Coslln
railed up detective headquarter no noti
fied Chief Long. , ' .
Several day ago Anthony Gome was'
held up by g man attired in an almost
similar manner, while sitting on th door
step at the home of his inothcr-atvlaw,
at 2817 Onxega street. On previous occa
sion the kimono-clad n.sn ha alarmed
tha residents of different part of th city
by hi mysterious prowling at ui.Ut. 2'eay
Orleans Time.