TlIK UEKi OMAIIA, TUKSDAY, APIUL
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HEAL ESTATE MISCELLAXKOUS
Lot Sale
Tuesday
The Finest Highly Developed New
Kesidence Addition on the Omaha
Market Today
If you want to see where Omaha is
making the most rapid and substan
tial growth be sure to see these lots,
which are located directly in the
path of Omaha's most rapid growth.
Street car takes you right to south
side of this Addition.
These Lots Ideal for a Homo
or An Investment
If you can't come out
Tuesday call Doug. 2926
today or call Walnut 682
this evening and arrange
to have ua show you
these lots any evening or
next Sunday.
you
Bankers Realty Investment Company
GROUND FLOOR BEE BLDO.
REAL ESTATE
fABM A RAM H LAMPS FOR 8 ALB.
I BARGAIN 240-A. farm iw m. from Mln
1 neapolla; 140 A. under cult.; 40 A. good
(.meadow: 60 A. 'timber pasture; can
firacUcally all be cultivated; good corn
and; farm la fenced; 10-room house, barn,
granary, machine shed, windmill, etc; 11
bead good milk cow a, 4 good horses, har
nesses, wagons, complete aet of machin
ery, hogs, chickens and everything on the
farm goes at $45 per acre; !o,000 cash,
baJance ran stand for 10 years at ( per
cent. Schwab Bros., 1028 Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis. Minn.
MUauai-1.
GOOD South Missouri land on railroad.
In well aettled locality, S12 per acre.
Email or large farms on easy terms.
Literature free. D. Merriam, Kills.. Ben
ton. Ksnaaa City. Kansas.
Mrbreiks.
Executors' Sale
Five 160-Acre
Farms in Douglas
County, One Mile
From Millard
John Hallenbeck lands
are offered for sale at low
prices and on liberal terms.
If you are in the market -for
a first-class farm close
to Omaha, you pan secure
one of these at a forced
sale price.
Payne Investment
Company,
15th and Farnam, OMAIIA.
CLOSE TO RAILROAD
FARM AT ONLY $10.
!78 acres, joining the town site of
Berea, all well grassed, nearly all fenced,
more than half good farm land, an ex
cellent, close to railroad, farm proposition,
for quirk sale, $2,800. You couldn't boat
this anywhere In the world easy terms.
fT4fa la .mall f.il.n.H nnin .nnlV. .
Crawford on the Burlington).
ARAH L. HUNOKRFORD.
Crawford, Dawes County, Nebraska.
wIhotMi,
40 ACRES gently rolling, t cleared and
cultivated. 3-room frame house, log
barn, borders on lake, price $900. $400 cash,
terms to suit. Tom O. Mason, Shell Lake,
Wis.
M Iseel la aeoas.
TO SELL LAND reach the Iowa farmers.
Des Moines Is located In central Iowa.
The Capital ! Pes Moines' leading dally,
with over 48,000 circulation dally, most of
which goee to Iowa farmers. The Capital
will publish a 30-word ad 10 days for $2.
The regular rate is lc per word per day.
You save (1 on this offer. Mall your aid
today.
REAL ESTATK LOAXS
tl' TO $10,000 made promptly. P. D.
Weed, Wead Bid.. INth and Farnam eta
CITY and farm loans, , $4, per cent
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 418 State Back.
WANTK.O City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith 4k Co.. 1330 Farnam 8t
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H W. Birder, City National Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust CoT
SEE us first for farm loans in eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
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OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farme,
O'KEKr K REAL ESTATE CO.,
$014 Omaha National, Phone LougUie 371S.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LlaT your property with h. 11. Lender
you. 102 Neville Blk. D. MU0.
LIST real estate and rentals with IHJN-
.lwjpi it. n.. uu.. aui uni nai l Hank.
SEAL ESTATE- FOB EXCHANGE
I I OWN to acres, under Riverside irriga
J tion ditch. All could bo Irrigated, about
4 miles N. E. of Fort Morgan, Colo.
Price $75 per acre. Incumbered for about
$1.3u0. and all due. Will trade equity for
cheap dear land or grocery or hotel la
umana. Address Burt Bt. tmi
6WAPSI 8WAPSI SWAPS!
160 acres black land, nine miles frooa
good town, level, S4,uu0. for Omaha prop
erty. W acres, Boyd Co., Neb., $3,200, mtg.
10. for house or light auto.
j suic w. h- wonn aou. ior live equity
la Omaha bouse or good lot.
W0 acres, Merrick Co., Neb.. S18.303. rntg.
w mm um. .... w liajr twfj
paature; 4-r. house. Want mdse. stock.
ft Ml - 11.11 . . , . . . .
vrmm. m -, goua una, nan nay,
ft ., equity $12,0 O. for rodse.
BUCK. KINO A CO., 12 On Naf I Bank.
Sl.OuO TCk t-flll .,it.i i
,00a company to exchange for good,
I clear Omaha city property or might con
attar (ana land. Address X tui. Bee.
REAL E8TATB nsCELLANEOlS.
Lots Here Can Be Bought
On Easy Monthly Payments
Purchaso Price of these lots
Includes following improvements
in and paid for:
Permanent Grades
Boulevard ed Streets
Cement Walks
Cement Curbing
Shade Trees
Water and Gas
Free "Automobile
Phone Douglas 2926 and we'll have one of
our automobiles call tor you In daytime
or any evening.
How to Iieach This Addition
Take a Benson car to the corner of 60th
and Military avenue our man will meet
and show you over grounds.
E. P. WRIGHT, AGENT.
Scott & Hill Co.
GeneralContractors
Builders of high grade residences and
stores. We furnish plans and specifica
tions. We are mighty busy now, but can
handle a few more buildings.
Scott & Hill Co.
Dougia lwW.
3v7 .MoCague Bldg.
FOR BALE Modern and attractive 7-room
Tiouse; excellent condition and location.
Address, A 350. Bee.
ney.
ABSTRACT OP TITLE
Kerr
Title Guarantee and Abstract
Co.. a modern abstract office.
306 Bo. 17th St. Phone D. 64X7.
Jessen & Morrell, nk ras.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract
office In Nebraska, 70 Brandels Thee.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
GET INTO YOUR
OWN HOME
MAY 1ST.
MAKE A SMALL CASH
PAYMENT AND PAY
BALANCB LIKE RENT.
I have for aale on such terms a beau
tiful new bungalow which is now com
plete except for wall decorations and
electric fixtures. You can pick them out
yourself before Saturday.
This house la modern throughout, prin
cipal rooms finished In oak, brick fire
place, full cemented basement, it la only
Vi block from car line In one of the city's
oesi new residence additions.
TERMS, $350 CASH
BALANCE LIKE RENT '
I also have another six-room house and
a 6-room house which can ha mimhauil
on similar terms.
E. P. WRIGHT,
Telephone Doug. 2928 today,
nut &k3 this evening.
Call Wal-
BARGAIN IN
EIGHT-ROOM
HOUSE
,
This house is beautifully located rla-ht
on car line on a high, beautifully terraced
corner lot lacing east.
Plenty of targe shade trees and some
fruit.
House is heated by hot water and la
otherwise modern throughout.
TERMS, $100 CASH,
BALANCE LIKE KJ&NT.
Call Walnut 682 tonight after 6 o'clock.
Call Douglas 2926 any time today.
E. P. WRIGHT,
AN ACRE .
HOME
BARGAIN
Easy monthlv payment a Thla irr. h
a new 4-room house, the soli la rich and
there la a fine, large bearing aranevlna
yard.
DON'T MISS TIHS
Call Walnut 682 tonight after 7 p. rn.
for further particulars. Call Dour sua
In daytime. ,
BRAND NEW
4 rooms on first floor with ample space
for two additional rooms and bath on
second floor, stairway to floored attic;
fill cemented basement; city water, alec
trlc lights ;lot40xl2u; cement walks; located
at 4415 Spalding; 401 N. 44th. Keys at
3734 N. 4th Ave. Price, tl.suo. $100 cash;
balance $-0 a month.
C. G. CARLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
DON'T PAY ANGTIilLR MONTH'S
RENT.
Here Is a home all ready to move Into
which can be bought for a small payment
down and balance. Including Interest
payable same as rent.
ls North lth Street.
I Six room cottage, modern, except fur
nace; oaa iioors, oas rinisn in parlor and
dining room. Every room newiv decor
ated; combination fighting fixtures; east
front lot on Boulevard; no special taxes'
beautiful shade trees. Price $3.s?6.
W. H. AHMAKSON, OWNER
61 N. 1Mb Bt
nVE-ROOM COTTAOE, MOD0RN
Hot water heat, full cemented cel
lar, full attic, good poroh for ice
box. beautiful view; good neighbor
hood; all own their own huuies;
close to schools and churches. $.70
will give you uosaess'on, balance
Ilk rent. 4617 N. fctb. bt. Key wxt
door north.
C. M. EATON.
1W6 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. IBM.
REAL E.HTATE SOLTH SIDE
LA HUE two-story nous and lut Uvx
24, put to exchange for smaller (Ua :e.
walking distance, or vacant lot on Cum
ing or 4th Bt. Place is clear. Will carry
difference back on property; no equities
considered. Address P Me. Bee.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Receipts Large, Seventy-Six
Cars Being- Received, and
Price Goes Up Two Cents.
DEMAND FOR CORN QUITE LIGHT
OMAHA. April K. ;9I5.
The wheat receipts were very go-d to
day, a total of 7 rM being i.lvet.
There was a good demand Vr this cereal
and It advanced lU2'c.
There was not more than a fair de
mand for corn today, and It sold from
ViTlSc lower. The receipts of corn were
1-1 care, but there were only a few cars
sold. The white corn still commands a
premium over the yellow, the white sell
ing Sc above the yellow for the commer
cial grades.
The demand for oats was fair and ther
old from Siic lower. It Is expected
that the vlalhle supply of wheat will thow
large decrease. Those who are on the
bear aide of the market believe there will
be a big drop In prices as soon sa the new
crop begins to move, and thst this move
ment will be earlier thsn usual, especially
In the far south.
Clearance were; Wheat and flour equal
to 1,421,000 bushela; corn, l.ljO.000 bushels;
oat, 6T6.0i0 bushels.
Llverpol spot market: Wheat, m to 2Hd
hlsher; corn, unchanged to Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,032,000
bushels and shipments 4.,000 bushels,
againn receipts of 14.00 bushels and
shipments of :".1,OUO bushels Isnt year.
Primary corn receipts were i1.0no
bushels and shipments 0B.0OO bushels,
against receipts of 295.000 bunhels and
shipments of iU.000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were ;.t.t hush
els and shipments 7M,0no bushel, against
receipts of 535.000 buahels and shipments
of .000 bushels Isst year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 7 7J
Minneapolis 175
Duluth ...,'v as
Omaha 7i 121 34
Kansas City 293 147 3$
St. I.ouls M 16S 12
Winnipeg li7
The following sales were reported to
day: Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 2 care,
$1.5X'i; 2 cars, $1.5KVt'. a cars, l.bS. No. J
hard winter. 7 cars, $1.57; 1 car, Sl.&74.
No. 4 hard wlntor, 1 car, $1.5ti. No. S
spring, 1 car, $1.6614. No. 4 mixed. 1 car,
$1.5fi. Corn: No. S white, 2 cars. T3Vc; 7
cars. 78c. No. 4 white, car, i2t:. No.
white, 1 car, 72c. No. 2 yellow, 2 cars,
73'c; 1 car, 7.Hc. No. S yellow, S cars, 73c;
d cara 72c: cara 72c. No. 4 yellow,
1 car, 72Wc. No. 6 yellow, 1 car. 73c; 1
car, 70c. No. 1 mixed, 1 car tnear white),
73c; 4 cara. 73o. No. 3 mixed. 4 cars, 73o;
2 cars, 72c; t cars, 72'4c. No. 4 mixed,
1 csr, 72c. No. 5 mixed, I cars, T.le. No. t
mixed, 1 car, Za; 1 car, 72o. Bample, 1
car, iWc. Oata: No. 3 white, 1 car, o3c;
$ care, r.1Vkc. No. 4 a Lite, 1 car, &3c.
tample. 4 cars, K2c.
Omaha I'arti l'rlces Wheat: No. ! Tur
key, ii.oUfti.bo; No. S Turkey, si.teai.S8;
No. t hard, t1.67ttri.BMt: No. 2 hard,
$l.u,itl.57.: No. 4 hard, Sl.fVa -AM; No. 3
spring. $1.64ftfl.56Vs: No. 2 durum, $l.47ift
1.4S; No. 3 durum. $14trM.47. Corn: No. 2
white. 7SH'r74r: No. 3 white, 773; No.
4 white, 72V,2c; No. 6 white. 721i72o;
No. 6 white, 7VWT2c; No. 2 yellow, 737
73Hc; No. S yellow, 7214fi73r; No. 4 yellow,
Tlflc; No. 6 yellow, ,i73c: No. 6 yel
low, 70ftfT!He; No- 1 mixed. 721?'73c: No.
3 mixed, 72i7c; No. 4 mixed, 7lV472Hc;
No. 5 mixed, HViSf'-ViC; No. 6 mixed. 71V
ffi72Hc. Oats: No. 2 white, SlftMHc;
standard, 53S4iMc; No. 3 white, 53Vtf34 ;
No. 4 white, S-UfcMe. Barley: Malting,
Ti'fiTSc; No. 1 feed, fif.WTJc. Rye: No. 2.
$1.H'S1.09; No. 3. $107 V" 1.08.
Kansas City (.rain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, April Jfi WHRAT
No. 2 hard. Sl.A7f$l.Us No. 1 red, $I.67H
1 fi: May, $1.554; July, SI WHCI SS; Bcp
tember. $l.l'J5iiil.20.
CORN No. 8 mixed. 7c; No. 2 white,
Tfi'ic; No. 2 yellow, 77V; No. 3, 76oj
May, 75c; July, l77H177Hc; Bcptember.
"7c.
OATS No. i white, 65'4igc: No. S
mixed. 52c.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
816-820 SO. 35T1I ST.
Her are two bungalows, built strictly
of day labor, and the very best material
of their kind; and It will pay you It you
are interested in buying a home to see
these exceptional bargains. Just finished,
$ front r. In oak, 1 a sun r.. with 6 win
dows and 8. W. exposure;, 2 front r. have
beam ceiling, bookcases between living r.
and dining r., window seat and plate rail
and panel In dining r. ; well arranged
kitchen with butler's pantry and Icebox
r. ; bath r. enamel and tile, with guaran
teed fixtures; reflex lighting fixtures,
which are artistic and up-to-date, stair
to 2d floor, which Is large enough to fin
ish 1 r. ; full cemented basement, furnace
heat, laundry commotion, floor drain; fine
east front lot, nicely terraced and sodded;
street paved. Easy terms or lot taken as
first payment. This house Is not the or
dinary bungalow you see. but Is the very
one that you would want for a home.
Come and, see for yourself; house will be
open today from 2:30 to 6 p. m.
Rasp Bros.
106 McCague Bldg.
Douglas 1663.
$200 REDUCTION
5 rooms, all modern, cement basement,
choice location, one block north of Field
cluh district on 3hth Ave, splendid neigh
borhood, close to school, east front kit;
paved street. Quick sale price $2, WO.
C. G. CARLBERG,
SIS Brandels ' Theater Bldg. .
RECEIVER'S SALE.
Two good cottages in the Ilansoom
park district, 174u and 1747 South Ixth St..
will be sold at public sale Tuesday, April
27, 1915, at 10 a. m , at east door of county
court bouse. Pull information of
O. B. LASRURY,
506 South 1th Bt. Phone Douglas 152.
TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY.
CALL WALNUT 215 Sunday all day, eve
nings thereafter for axme flno, low
rental houses.
BANK STATEMENT
RKPORT OK THE CONDITION OF
TlIK STATE HANK OK OMAIIA
of Omaha, Charter No. 1173, In the KUtte
of Nebraska at the close of business
April 21, 1315:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $1,191,325 36
Overdrafts 674 i
Bonds, securities, judgments,
claims, etc M.Mtt 77
Furniture and fixtures 18.752 06
Other real estate 20,0U0 0J
Current expensea, taxes and
interest paid 13.7fi 67
Cash Items 1.0o7 74
Due from national
and state banks... $246,383 SB
Chucks and Items of
exchange 17.K11 03
Currency 61.IC4 00
Gold coin i,b& 09
Silver, nickels and
cents 1,973 42 351,516 80
Total $1,649,516 35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 30,W 00
Surplus fund 2)00
Undivided profits &i.02 60
Reserved for tnxes 4.0U0 M
Individual deposits
subject to check. ..$876. 456 Si
Demand certtf lat-s
' of deposit t,8S 00
Time certificates of
deposit 396.J99 Srt
Certified checks .... 1,7(12 0
Caviller's chucks out-
etsnding 12,311 U
Due to national and
state banks 177,608 07 l.iTO.IRI 2a
Depositors' guaranty fund 4.S02 17
Total $1.640.tCi Si
State of Nebraska, County of Douglas, as.
I, V N. High, cashier of the above
named bank, do hereby swear that the
above statement Is a correct and true
copy of the report made to the State
Banking board. F. N. HIGH.
Attest:
WILLIAM A. rK BORD,
ALBERT V. KCHANTZ.
Directors.
Subscribed unit iwrtr. ti, lir..- ..u .1.1.
26tU day of April, 1915.
Notary Public.
IHICAUO tiRl 4D lnoVIIOS
Pea tares of Trading ana (losing
rrleea the llnara of Trade.
CMICAUO. April W.-Humors tlist ltalv
was about to declare war on Austria and
on German as aell led to a good deal
of selling today In the wheat market h. re.
As a result prices cloaed unsettled at a
ranxe varying from lc tlecllne to
advance, compared with Saturday nlRht
Corn suffered a net loaa of IS to ic;
oata, Sc to 'c. and corn and provision,
ViMOe to ITSc.
Veering of prices to the hear side In
wheat derived Impetus from the fact that
no material downward movement of the
market had taken place for more than a
week. Overbought conditions. In thw
trade, were Increaaed. owing to a fresh
advance which took place at the opening
of the sesKlon snd whlc-h came ahout
chiefly In consequence of reports of ex
treme apprehension at Liverpool rctinrd
tnr an unchecked falling off of stocks In
Urrat Britain.
Uood ralna southwest, together with lib
eral shipping sales at Kanaas tlty to
Chicago hoiiees caused further breaks In
the wheat market and csixvlally during
the late dealings. A bis. ue.-ronxo in the
United States xlslhle supply total seemed
to have been fully discounted In advance.
Increased country offerings put pressure
on corn. The market was also handi
capped by the slowness of rash demand.
Argentine crop damage newa appeared to
have lost Influence. Oats were governed
chiefly by the action of corn. Ralna also
favored the bears. Provisions too the
down grade with hogs. Buying was only
of a scattered sort
Futures mr.ged as follows:
Article) Pien. Hlgh.j low. Close.l Sat y.
v heat
May.
July.
Corn
May.
July.
Oata
May.
July,
rork
July.
Wept.
Lard
July.
Bept.
1 6t! I 64S1
1 ''V.I 1 37 V
1 68
1 ffiS
1 4U
M
57'
1 44
1 &!
7
1
S7,
1 t'Stl
7!
sisl
s;si
so 1
I
1 0TH 1 13V1 0." 1 07,l 1 17H
IS 4?Hi 18 6TW1 Is 47Vi IS 60 IS 60
10 3241
10 11711 10 3:h 10 S5 i 10 424
10 06 I 10 ) 10 80 I 10 70
10 50 I 10 47Vj 10 474 10 57S
10 W I i) r I 10 Va I 10 M
rutin
July. 10 50
Sept. 10 77V.I
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 red.
tl.Mfcl.WV No. 1 hard, $1.6W1
Corn: No. 2 yellow, 7S'y)'79c; No. 4 yel
low, 77fo7;Hc. Oats: No. 3 white, ti9
BiVjc; standard, 67tf57c. Rye. nomliml.
Barley, 7CKiJWc. Seeds: Timothy, S.'.Wka
6.75; clover, $8.50fn2.76. Provlalons: Irk,
$17 4:' S: lard, $.H0; rlhs, $n.fiVtfil0.2B.
BUTTKR-Higher; receipts, 12,127 tubs;
creamery, 2Jrj,ic.
KOU8 Iier; receipts, S2.9 rnses; at
mark, rases included, 17(3 lSc; ordinary
nraia iiHTrmito; lusts, lmtiu'iiic.
1 ULLl
live, hlsher; (owls. Hktt
IV;; springs, 18c.
NEW YORK UKXERAb MARKET
Qaotatlona of the Day oa Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. April 26.-FLOUR-Steady;
spring patents, $7.507.!M; winter
patents, $7.20-(iii.fiO; winter straiahts, $7.i0a
7.20; Kansas straights, $7(?7.5d.
WHKAT-Spot, Irregular; No. 2 red,
$1.70. and No. t hard, $1.73, c. I. f. track;
No. 1 northern. Duluth. $1,664. and No. 1
northern, Manitoba, $1.67, c. I. f. Buf
falo. Futures were unsettled; May, $l.i.
CORN-Siot. easy; No. 2 yellow,
prompt shipment.
OATKSpot, easy; standard, 3c; No. 3
white, 24o; fancy clipped white, 664c.
HAY-Flrm; No. 1. Sl.10irl.12H; No 3,
$1.07H1.10; No. 3. 1.0OCgl.Ou; shipping. 8W
w)C.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
1914 crop, lo-tfl4e; Paclfio coast, 1914 crop,
lldilSc; 1W3 crop. 841 10c.
lilDBfi Steaay; Bogota, Sic; Central
America. Xqilc,
LUATH hit Firm; hemlock firsts. 32c;
seconds, S0ij31c.
I'ROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, $19.00
M9.i)0; family, S21.0OH2a.O0; short clears.
$!9 0iKij22.vO. Beef, steady; mess, $l.4lr
1 00; family, $m.60(3'2o.00. Lard, easy; mid
dle west, $.80fe9.90.
TALLOW-yulet city, 6Hc; country, 44
t'.c; special, 7o.
BUTThR Firm: receipts. 6,0!2 tubs;
creamery extras t92 score), 30c; creamery
(higher scoring), 80414310; first. 2144
24c; seconds. 27Q2KC.
KOOS hssier; receipts, 31,781 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 23ifT23He; storage
packed, extra firsts, K4iyX!Hc; firsts,
2n2ic; regular packed, extra firsts,
21VdSo; firsts. 30-21Hc; nearby hen
nery whites, fine to fancy, 24244c;
nearby hennery browns, ?24fi23Hc.
CHEE8B- Firm: receipts, 1,314 boxes;
state, whole milk, fresh, 16Hl6c; aver
ago fancy, UH16a.
POULTRY-Allve. nominal; no market
established; dressed firmer; western
froxen roasting chickens, 16Hft'2lc; fowls,
144al74c; turkeys, frosen. 15(0 21c
1
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
At Omaha, for the twenty-four hoar
ending at 8 a. m., T,th meridian time,
Monday. April 26. 1916:
UTATIONB OF OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
DlstrloL High. Low. fall.
Sky.
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Raining
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland. Neb.. 75 67
.25
Auburn, Neb... 74 67
.45
Broken Bow.... 62 62
.61
Columbus, Neb 68 62 1.36
Culbortaon. Nb 67 40 2.48
Falrbury. Neb.. 71 M 1.66
Fairmont, Neb. 60 62 1.38
Or. Island, Nb. 05 66 .62
Hartlngton, Nb 7!) 50 .13
Hastings, Neb. 64 86 . 45
Holdrege, Neb. 64 61 .NO
Lincoln, Neb... 74 67 .39
No. Platte. Nb 58 63 1.14
Oakd&le, Neb.. 70 66 .611
Omaha. Neb.... 76 6 .10
Tekamah, Neb. 80 67 .26
Valentine, Nb. 70 62 .26
Alta, la SO Ml .07
Carroll, la 7 57 .17
Clarlnda. la.... 75 6 .16
fclbley, la. 80 57 .19
Sioux City. Ia. 74 56 .04
Lowest temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
AVERAGES OF CENTRAL STATIONS.
Central No. of -Temp..
-Rainfall
Station. Stations. High. Low.
No. Ave.
.00
Columbus ...18
LouiHVille ...22
Indlunap'lla .13
Chicago 24
St. Ixmls ...23
1 Moines.. 24
Minneapolis .61
Kan. City ..34
Omaha 17
88 60
90 60 .. .00
88 60 .. ,110
MM.. .00
84 62 .00
82 68 7 . 20
70 48 9 .40
72 64 SO .W
70 64 17 SO
High temperatures prevailed In the
eastern portion of the com and wheat
bolt during Sunday. The weather la coo)
in the western portion this morning and
freexlng temperatures were reached st
points In North Dakota. Rains wero
general In the western districts during
the last twenty-four hours, and falls ex
ceeding one Inch occurred at a number
of stations la Nebraska, Kansas and
Oklahoma. L. A. WKlJiH,
lxK-al Forecaster, neat her Bureau.
Minneapolis tiraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 26-WHEAT
May, tl.Ut; July. ll.M'i: No. 1 hsrd.
11.664: No. 1 northern, ll.blH0.654,No. 3
northern. $1 .67 Vii 1 "'
FLOUR Ad vs need; fancy patents. $S.1C;
first clears. $6. 75; second clesrs, $4.90.
BARLKY-fii(74c.
RY11-Sl.12fil.l6.
BRAN 822.60.
f ORN-No. S yellow. 7PV4ir:SViC.
OATS No. S white. 6l'(iW4c.
FIAX-S1. 92461 M'A.
Liverpool Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 26. WHEAT Foot,
firm; No. 2 hard winter. 18s 7d, No. 2 red
western winter. 13s 4d; No. 2 Manitoba,
lis 2d: No. 3 Manitoba, unquoted.
CORV Snot, firm: American mixed,
new, 8s 6d; American mixed, old ia Hd;
La Plata, mixed. Da lHd.
FLOUR Winter patents, its.
HOPS-In London, Pacific coast. iJ 10s
QH 15a.
at. Louis (irala Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 26 WHEAT-No. 2
red, $l..ri94''4l r: No. 2 hard. $1.61Hrl.65;
May. $1,574: July, $1,314.
CORN No. 2, 78c; No. 2 white, 794c;
May. 774c; July. 79Hc
OATS No. 2. 66c; No. S white. 67Hc.
$1,864; No. 1 northern. tl.Sb'l.W: No. I
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Kralta
NEW YORK, April 26. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet; fancy. $,4ik:; choice, 74
fc714c; prime, 7Mtt74.
LRIED FRUITS Prunes, dull; Callfor
niss, 4441104c; Oregons. 84i04e. AprW
cots, doll and esy; choke, 9V'jVc: ex
tra choice, lurril'i'Hc; fancy, ll12c.
Peaches, dull and heavy: choice, it'u-e;
extra' choice. fcVaf.-'.c; fancy, Svirfio.
Knlains, oulet; loose musratels, &4nTlc; j
clif.l.'e trk finrv aeeiled. 7Wrf7Ur: a..M(llf.M
64S4c; London layers. L.tol.iO. i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Heavy and Prices
Lower All Along tine Lambs
Touch Higher Point
HOGS PRICES SHOW A DECLINE
SOt'TH OMAHA
Arrll 2-', 1!U5.
Iteceipts were:
hstlnnte Monday . .
CstVHiL Hogs, eheep
. .10 8. H 4.f"0
S.inie day lHt week..
Same dv 2 weeks aao
e-ame d'iy .1 weeks acn
Same day 4 weeks aao
Fame dny last ve:r.
II.7S7
S.2..4
17.9.I5
i.?7l
4.. 46
I4
7.i0
7.9J6
3..t
4 SK2
The fotiowlns titltle thnti the recelnta
of rattle, liotia and atirep at the Houth
Omaha live etock -narket for the year
to date, as compared with last year:
1915. 1914. Inc.
Cattle KA.Ft 274.679 49.545
Hoga 1 (Is; IHkl.HSi 1M.UM
Sheep 49.7o 847.0i J.6.T7
The following table hows the nversge
price for ho.s at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. I 191$ I9I4.I91S. 11912. H91l.IHl0.ili.'
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
1I
111
N6 8 511
S 811
7 551
7 4t
6 M! I 6 96
1 8t 10 oa
6 8,. $ 79 $ 9
6 9'ii 9 69 1 01
8 91
12 S
"al
8 94
I
8 90
8 76!
7 55
1J,
14
S 62
8 6h
8 581
S 48!
S 47
7 6b
7
9
074
8 IkM 3 66 6 90
IS
$ 9.
t 64
8 6v;
6 38
6 88
8 84
194
su-,
334;
414
31l
24
So-4
8 67
7 69
17
18,
8 G
7 71
6 08
$ bOi
I 51
0t S 14;
8 961 8 89
19
S .51
I R9,
sol
8 4
46
7 64
$ IU 8 90
6 K 8 M
21
64
6 98
6 9
7 01
7 0b
92
23
23
24
S 22
8 &
8 i
S 84!
S P
8 5!
T 41
5 T1
261
W 7
8 34
8 691 t 63
8 741 1
244!
8 0 7 61
6 Ml 9 22
.Sunday.
Receipts and dlaposltlon of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
RECEIPTS CAKS.
Cat tie. Hogs. Sheep.! I'sc.
C. M A St. P hi i ,. 1
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Parlllc 61 12 1,1 1
('. oi N. W., east... 43 12 .. 1
C. ei N. .. west... h.. 7 .. 6
C. St. P.. M. O . 3 7 .. ..
(.'.. B. & 14., east... 7
C. I. A J.. west... 67 41 8 1
C, It. 1. P.. cast. 7 3
1 1 I In nl- a"1.. e 1 n 1
iMiiittin v t'liuni an ,, .1
Chicago U. W 8.1 4 .. 1
Total receipts . ..H59
117
19
11
LISI-OSITION
-HEAD.
C
attle. Hogs. Sheep,
Morris 1 Co
Swift & Co ,
t'udahy Packing Co....,
Armour Co
J. W. Murphy
So. Omaha Packing Co,
Morrell
Krcy Co
W, 11, Vannant Co
Benton. Vansant A L. .
Hill ei Son
1 B. Ijewis
Huston & Co
.1. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L F. Huss
lioacnatnek Bros
McCreary KelloRg...
Werthelmer Dcgen...
11. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Hros ,
Rothschild ,
Mo. Kan. Calf Co...,
Christie
HiKKlns ,
Hutfnian
Roth ,
Meyers ,
linker, Jones V Smith,,
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
Dennis & Francis
Other buyers
54
1.227
781
959
I.2:
"i
8
'iii
2-i0
1 J
213
58
154
97
1H8
426
619
213
365
78
22il
200
841
1
41
24
11
23
61
22
91
472
1.063
I.N2I
l.t4
3.504
i.:."6
1.110
1,612
118
911
Totals 8.407 9.408 6,itl
CATT1.I-Wlth this any every otner
market heavily loaded with ratil this
morning snd with all Klnls showing de
clines of kicau-r or lens extent the situa
tion t.u u.m hlodly against the selling In
turuk..., liiIcmhu started out early In the
m.rniiii.t Khi.uunclng a break of 104jn6c.
Tl.ls of Itself was sufficient to make the
river markets bout slow and lower.
Buyers at this point atartod out bidding
around l'Knlftc lower on killing rattle, but
as sellers were backward about making
concessions the early trade was slow and
it was late before enough cattle had really
changed hands to make It possible to
quote the market. Buyers of stork cattle
and feeders opened the trade hy paying
steady or right close to steady proces
for the best feeders, but common Blockers
and trashy stuff were glow to possibly a
little lower right at the opening.
When the trade was finally under way
light beeves sold at pi lues that were
steady to 100 lower, with heavy beeves
slow and 10n;16c lower. Cows did not show
much change, desirable kinds being about
steady. Oood feeders wore also steady as
high aa IS. do being paid for the beat. In
ferior grades were slow to a little lower.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
?ornfed beeves, $H.0o6.40; fair to good
cornfed beeves, $7.7MriH ; common to fair
oornfed beeves, $7.0wrj7.75; good to choice
heifers, $4.76j 8.00; good to choice cows,
tS.6u?7.26; fair to good rows, $6.7616.60;
common to fair cows, $1.7r'(.50; uood to
choice Blockers and feeders, S7.50ifi8.0f- fair
to good stnekers and feeders, $7.25(97.50;
common to fair Blockers and feeders, $0.26
rji7.2; stock heifers, IS.7hit7.2t; stocg cows,
$...60.7j; stock calves. $6.Z6.26; veal
calves. $7.26.09.75; 1st bulla, stags, etc,
$6.0n7.50; stock bulula, $6.2508.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Hp. A. Pr. No. . Tt.
4 I o it 1"0 7 to
I '' I tt ii lint 1 ;t
10 iM T M 8 lovt 1 l
14 W 18 $ 1061 8
SThURK AND lHilr t-Kd
I iota T 41 17 r4 T Tt
4 777 T tS 30 7(7 6 04
8 WtO f 4 I
HEIFERS.
1 140 6 t 1 TM Ik
44 1121 1 70 U IM 7 tt
I hi 6 71 4 tM 7 40
54 1071 T OA 4 Ml T 59
8 lit T U .1 7711 1 M
CALVES.
9 84 t Tt 1 44t T 16
$ It TO I IM IM
STOCK KKS AND FUELKRfc.
4 Mb 4 15 12 tab T to
4 til T 00 It 1044 T W
12 t 7 10 M 14 tM
6 MO T It ii , I0 6 00
HtMIS Supplies were fairly liberal for
a Monday, about 124 cara or 8.54 bead
being received. This Is about the same
as for last Monday and almost twice as
largo as a yesr ago.
Shipping orders wero very llyht, and
the few hoga bought early by shippers
were all of a big dime lower, and pos
sibly sb much as lupine lower. As high
as $7,374 was paid eany In the day.
In the end the hoga sold a big Hk: lower
than last week, the most of them bring
ing f7.i7.30, with a top at 87.374.
n'o. . Sh. Pr. No. At. an. Pr.
M ... T 10 tb Jvs 11 T 174
12 tot ... 7 21 lul ... s
62 2I 1U0 T M &i ... 7 t
2l HO T 74 1(4 240 7 it
it 314 U 1 II 44 Hi ... Tili
bt It 40 T 26 77 110 10 7 17 V4
SHfc.fc,P line of tue UHiilent Moiiuy
runs for some time showed up today, only
about nineteen cars, or 4.50U hesd, all .f
lambs, putting In an apiearance. In the
face of such light receipts It seamed al
moat linpusulbW to bold alues down, but
buyers followed laxt week's policy of
waiting, ami as sellers were aMklng as
much as 2w2no higher, It was 11 o'clock
before a few lambs were flnaUy cashsd
st prices that were about a dime higher,
three loads sMling at I10.9O This Is a
dime higher than the top at the close of
Isst week, and a nickel above the best
price ever paid at this point.
Lven after a start has been made trade
did not liven up very much, but the sup
ply was so small that tt did not take a
great while to effect a pretty fair clear
ance. In the end the bulk of the offer-,
lugs moved at $109n, with three loads of
fed westerns ss $10.75. The one load of
clipped stuff that showed up brought $8.76,
the same figure as was paid on iaat
week's close.
(quotation on sheep and lambs: Lamba.
light, $10.50t10 9n; lambs, heavy, IO.Vit
luiVo; lamb, tnum, $M26ir?t; yearlinxs.
light, $9 0u'u9.35; yearlings, heavy. 8 7:.'c
9.00; wethers, gocd to choice. $i.0tftfS 50;
wethers, fair to good. $7.7!"fl8.JU; ewes
good to rholce, $8.0n'o.60, ewas, fair to
good, $7.6iH0u.
Representative aales:
No. Av. Price.
24 fed spring lambe 41 12 25
61' 7 Mexican lambs 76 :0 90
Kaaaaa tlty Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April Sa-ATTI.!.
R-iripts, 10, Ouo head: market for heavy
steers weak: other cattle strong; prime
fed steers. $4 Or k(i van, dressed beef steers.
$7.2Va8.0ft; western steers, $7.00ift.(r0; Block
ers and feeders. $6 ftftft.'Jt; bulls, $j.5ti
6.2".: calves. $6 0.i 10.no
ilOOo-ltecelpts, 10.000 head; market
j lower: bulk, S6.ir.4T7.SS; heavy. r.ftHA;
r ackers snd butchers. $7.SftT W; llslit,
;.vti7 4,-,; i,ia. r.otv.r.r-j.
I MIKKP AND l.AMHS-Reoelpt 8 410
head: market hlsher; lambs, $! vfr 10 90.
yearllna, $7 7:411. 60; wethers, $7.ir.f 76;
ewes, $7.0OiiH.60,
CHICAGO I.HK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak lloas gteady to Lower
beep ftlrnna.
rilU'AOO. April ?,-4A'rTLE Re
ceipts. 9.W head; market weak, except
cows and heifers; native beef steers, $4.10
r6W; western steers, $Mtf7 40; cows and
helf.rs. $3 l(v(i8 bO cslve. 8. It IfS 0.
HotlS-Receipts. 40.u) head; market
ten.ly at lOti 16c decline; bulk of sales.
$7.V'u7.50; light. $:.2fft7.ftl; mixed. $7 IV
7. heavy. M.Kxu7.M); rough, S6.aVrr7.tib;
plka. S-i,n 7f.
SHKKP AND LAM Hr- Receipts, 9.000
head; market strong; sheep, $7 60r!iS 00;
lambs. $8 Mi ll 15
St. Loala Live Stoek Market.
ST. U)1'1S. April 26 CATTLF.- Re
ceipts. l.w head; market ateadf; native
beef steers. $7.M4i 50; yearling steers and
helfera, Sft.00tr9.00: enw s, $.iri 7. 2d; stock
era and feeders, 8 O'Hi'7.75; southern steers,
$.") 2T.Ti7.75; rows snd heifers, $4.CV1H.00; na
tive calves, $U1PW960
HOtJS-Recelpta. 9.J79 head; market
lower; plea and lights, $t.(Hl. 74; mixed
and butchers, $7.50(67.75; good heavy, $7.50
ti 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 5.224
head; market strong; Ismbs. $95tm10.76;
ewes. $n.;Vii8 25; clipped lambs. $8.i&u9.IO:
yearlings, $ft.5P7j9.50; clipped yearlings, $7.00
TJ 1. 1.1.
aioag Cltr Live Htoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., April 26 CATTLE
Receipts, 5.CW0 head: market lC4tl5e .omer;
native steers, $7.uirr7.lrO; butchers. $,".6(
7 50; cows and heifers. $4.77v?i'7.2."; rsnner
$3.7MS-4.W; Blockers and feeders. S6.WHi7.60
calves, $$.0O4t7.4O; bulls, stags, etc.. $50UQ
t.wi.
HOdS-Fecelpts. 3,000 head: market 10c
lower; heay. S7.tOrtri.30; mixed. $7.; light,
I7.1.VH7.JO; bulk of sales. $7.207 27..
SI1KE1' AND LAMUS-Hecelpts. 100
nraa.
gt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April t6.-CATTLr-.-Re-celpta.
2,000 head; market steady; tteers.
$7 .00418.50. cows and helfera, l4.50u8.40;
calves. $6.1fl0.00.
HCKM Re.-elpts. 4.000 hesd.t marks
lower; packers doing nothing; lop, $7.45;
bulk, $7..V(i'7.40.
ellBBP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3 600
head; market higher; lambs. 810 KvdOlO 85.
OMAIIA t.EMER AL MARKET.
BtTTTER 10. 1. I-Ib, cartons, Slo; No.
8. )-h. tuba, 20c.
CHKHSE Imported Swiss, 33c; Amerl
rsn Swiss, Mc; block Swlaa, 32c; twins,
164c; daisies. l.Ho; triplets, 174e; Young
Amcilaa, 18o; blue label brick, ltv; llm
burger, S-lb., SOo; 1-lb., SOci New York
while, Uci Imported French Roquefort,
40c.
FISH Trout, 14c; Urge crapples. 15c;
halihut, Ho; channel catfish, lbc. herring,
8c: codfish. 13c: mackerel, lbc; salmon. 8c,
eWBET POTATOKS-Ksnsas. 82.7S hbl.
Wholesale prices of 'beef cuts, effec
tive April 26 are ss follows:
HICKF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1. 174c; No. X
16Hc; No. 3, K14c. Chucks; No. 1. 104c;
No. S, 9c; No. S. 4c 1-olna: No. X,
lc: No. 2. l4a; No. 3. lSVc. Rounds;
No. 1, 134c; No. 2, 13c; No. 3, l2c I'lales;
No. 1, 8,c; No. 2, 8sw; o. 3. h'c.
POULTRY Brollere, 20c ajirlng chick,
ens, 16c( hens, 14oi ccka, 84c; roosters,
SHc, stags, 84cj ducks. 16c; geese, 100;
turkeys, Utjlbc; pigeons, per dot.. 0ct
ducks, full feathered, 10c ; geese, full
feathered. 8c 1 squabs. No. $. si.a No, 8,
80c,
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
Ollllnskl Fruit company:
FRUITS Oranges: California extra
fancy navels, all slaea, 83.26 per box; 6-hox
bte. 83 16 per box; fancy California
ravels, alt alscs, S3 per box; 8-box Iota,
$2.80 per box. lemons: Fancy Sunklst
ftiXM, 360s, $4 to $4.11. per box; choice Red
Bali, $3.50 per box Grapefruit; 36s. $2;
4tis. $2.25; 1Mb, $150; 64a. $176 per box. Ap
plet: Extra fsncy white winter Pear
malnca, fl.50 per box: extra f am y Oanos,
$1.50 per box. Plncpples: Fancy Cuban
24s, ikt, 36 $3.75 per crate; 5-rrate lots.
$3.80 per crate-for shipment Wednesday
or Thurnduy. April 28 and 28. Bananas:
$2 to $2.26 per bunch; 4') per lb. Btrsw
berries: Ioulttana Lints, market price
on date of shipment, prospective price,
per rase.
VEO ETA ULEB California new cab
bage, 80 to I'H) lbs., Sc per Ih. Celery:
Jumbo, 90c per dos. Head lettuce, $1 per
dot. Iesf lfcttuce: 40c per doa. Arti
chokes: $1.50 per dog Endive: S5o per Ilk
Onions: Yellow, 80 per Ih,; Texas Ber
muda, white, $2.2S per crste; Texas Ber
muda, yellow, $3 Per 'crate. Onion sets:
Yellow und red. $1.60 per bit.; while, $1.75
per bu. Peppers: Sne. per basket. To
matoes: Fancy, $4 per crate. Radishes:
6t per dos. Spinach: 60o per des, I'sr
sley: 50e per dos. Turnips: 60c per dos.
Potatoes: .lorado Rural. Tbo per bu.f
Red River Ohlja, 0e per bu.; Minnesota
whites, 1A0 per bu. Xluehrooms: 50c lb,
Aaparngusr. Home-grown, $125 per dol.
MISCELLANEOUS Shelled opcorn. Ou
per Ih. Cracker jack: $J.f.0 per case;
on-half case $1.76. tjmes: $1.75 per
basket. Clierxers: $3 50 per case; one
half case, $1.76. Peanuts: Rnw, 7o per
lb.; tack lota raw J u in ho, 80 per lb.;
roasted. 84o per lb.; saltd, $1.50 per csn.
Cncoanuta: S60 per sack; 60o per doa.
Nuts: No. 1 California walnuts, ISn per
Ih. Braslls: 12',o per lb. 60 6 oa figs. $2
per hot. Sugar walnut dates.' $1.40 per
box. Filberts: 16o per Ih. Pecans: 12MrS
Jier lb. Almonds: ioo per lb,
t'offeo Market.
NEW YORK April 76.-COFFEK The
circulation of May notices, estimated at
about 76.UX) bags, waa accompanied by a
decline In the market for coffee fi-turea
hero this morning, and after opening two
to four points lower, active months sold
off another point or two under liquida
tion. Near month longs seemed able to
switch Very freely into Ister new style
deliveries at the widened differences,
however, and prices later steadied on
covering, with the closing one to two
points lower. Sales, including exchange,
82,000 bags. April, 5. Due; May, 6.86c; June,
6.0001 July, 7 25u; August, 7.33c; Septem
ber. 7.41c: Octribep. 7 47e- rVnv.mK., 7 .VI. .
December, 7,f.9c; January, T.86c; Febru
ary, i. lie; Atarcn, 7,rjo. it waa rumored
that European houses stopped notices on
from 16,000 to 30.UU0 bags, and that liurope
hss also been a moderate buyer of mild
coffee in the New York market. Spot,
quiet; Rio No. 7, 7ic; Santos No. 4, 10c.
Cost and freight offers were about un
changed. Rio exchange on London was
l-22d lower- The I Ho market was un
changed, Santos 60 rets higher.
I
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, April 2i.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet; middling upland, lO.tmc; sales, 4UJ
bales.
Futures opened steady; May, 10.20c bid;
July, 10.50c; August, 10.00c; October, 10.7c;
December lO.Mic; January, 10. Otic; March.
March, 11 .12c.
Cptton futures steady; May, 10.19c; July,
10.46c; October, 10.67c; December, 10 Wo;
January, 10.97u.
The corUn market closed steady, net
unchanged to four points lower.
LIVERPOOL, April 26.-COTTON Oood
Inquiry for spot steady; prices Irregular:
Komi middling. 6. ltd; middling. 8. 78 J, low
miuuung, D.aeu; sates, 12, uw Dales.
sugar Market.
NEW YORK. April 2S.-SUOAR Raw,
steady; centilfugai, 1.04.'; molasses, 3.87c;
refined steady; cut krat, tj.rVx-: cuiahed,
6.70.-: mould A. 6.3V; cubes. 6.15c; XXXX
powden-d, 6.05c: powdered, 6c; fine granu
lated, 6 90c; diamond A, 6 fir; confection
ers' A, 5.80c; No. 1, 5.6.c. Futures opened
firmer In sympathy with the better feel
ing In the ttrcct market At noon prices
were 2fl7 points higher. Twelve thouHSnd
hags of Cuban centrlgugal sold at 4 70c
and 16.0(A) bags of I'oitu Rico at 4.61c.
About 35.000 tons of Cuban sugar were
sold to Europe on the basis of 'iu 1. o. b.
Cuba.
Metal Market.
NFTW YORK. April 16-METALS Lead.
$4,1644.20; Ixjndon 21 10s. Speller. $1.36
bid; lnaon. ti its.
Tin: unlet st 40.uu bid. Copper: Strong:
electrolytic, $16.60: csstlng. IU 25. Iron:
(jultt; No. I northern, $l4lau 15.00; No. 2
nortnern, 114 tAj 14. it; No. 1 eouthern.
M.0Wiil4 60; No. $ southern. $13 76Jrl4.25.
At txinrion oopper: bpot. Hiu ): fu
tures, A81. Tin: Spot. LlZ U; futures.
C166. Antimony. hofi93.
Dry t.oods Market.
NEW YORK. April 36 DRY OOOD8
Drrse goodt markets were quiet todav.
Cotton soods and cotton ysrns were firm.
Haw silk was nw.re active at easier
prices. Jobbers reported a mors active
wash goods and white goods trade.
I . .
Johnatoa (im Back.
Outfielder Jimmy Johnston of the Cubs
goes back to the Paclfio coast, where he
wen his fame aa a base ataaier.
NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET
Consistent Strength Shown by Many;
of the List on the Ex
change. '
COPPER PAKTICULARLT STRONG
NEW YOR K, April 38 -For the greater
I art of todays market session stocks
showed consistent strength, particularly
toppers and other Industrials, aa well,
as numerous equipment shares and mis
cellaneous specialties. In the final hour
virtually all thla advsntage waa lost, the
market declining abruptly under the lead
of Heading anu United States Steel.
No specific news accompanied the sharp
reversal, hut rumor was Just as buiy
with adverse gi.tr.ip at that time as It
had been earlier with a host of favorable
III a.
Kollipg of Reading toward the end
seemed to emanate from substantisl1
sources, while the extensive offerings of
Meel pointed to assist s nee from the)
shorts The quarterly statement of the
United Statea Steel corporation Is to be
Issued after the close of tomorrow's
market and Chairman Osry already has
Intimated thst the exhibit will not be
especially encouraging.
Prior to the late selling new high
frlcea hnd been made by some of thai
ets prominent metal shares, their further
gslns being In recognition of another ad
vance In the asking price of refined cop
per hy producers. Union Pacific, Oreet
Northern, St. Paul and other Investment'
Issues In the railway division alto were,
higher by 1 to 14 points. In fact, the only
lasgarda were Missouri Pacific and Mis
souri. Kansas Texas common and pre
ferred. Affairs of the latter road are ap
proaching a crisis In connection with the
plan to extend the $19,000,000 of nolea fall
Ind due May I.
Week-end developments were mainly
favorable to the constructive forces re
cently at work, Including as they did,,
the optimistic views of high financial and
Industrial authorities, together with the:
detailed foreign trade statement andi
some abatement of European selling. Al
mott the only offsetting featurea were
the aeversl railroad reports submitted,
Atchlxon showed a nt loss for Msrrh nf
SCI.flOO and Chicago Northwestern fell
behind bv $4rA.n0
Hates for forelsn exrhange Indiested
mixed conditions abroad, bills on London
showing greater firmness, while remlt
tnnees to ltalv were weaker.
Total aales of stocks amounted to 770.009
tharet.
Ronda were Irregular, the only strong
real ores being copper convertible Issues.,
which rose buoyantly. Total sales, par
value, were S4.52:l,iiX United States bonda
were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotetlona
en stocks were aa follows:
i,!m. Httft. Ltw. CM.
Altttt fVil
As.almmaio Opco" ...
Amtriia Ht aucar. ..
ntrl.-aa IM
Aa trims g. a St
Amtrieta 8. A H. pti.
Am Huttr geflolnt
Amtrloan Ttl A Tel.,.
Aavrlrta Tntarro
Antronat Mining
Ao-MtMi
Rtltlmnrs Ohio
Hltmktjrn Rtl6 Tr
tlltornla rttrnltura ...
rtntdian ltelflt
Crnlrtl Iyitlhir
'nMaptka a Otitt
Chlrtst Ureal Ws4tra.
(Mrilii, M. A St. r....
C6lrt( A N. W
CMik Oopptr
f'nlnrtila Kutl Iron...
rvior4n Retitntrn...
Ptnvtr A Klo OranOt..,
ptnver A. H. CI. pfd....
nittilltrt' SjteurltlMi ...
grit
Orntral F.l-trle
(Inut W.irthtca prfl
nrtsl Nt. Ort rtft
(Iiith.lm Biplorstloa.
Illinois Ontral
Inurhoraush Met. td...
Innplrttlns Onpper
Intorntllnntl Hurwwsr .
Ktnatt (Itr Houtnera..,
ihlh Valley
IuhiTlIrt Ntakrttle.
Meiloto Pttroltum .....
Hit ml Copptr
Miuttirl, K. A T
Mltoourl Ptcllle
Ntllonsl Bltcult
t.nMI rH fw,
l.4"t
7
10
74
4
IA.
ll.tot
.4r
41
1
744
74 '4
6 on intvi 1w4 lwl
8. " l't'4 not
1.10 12:4 U
I 1 Hi
im 1
140
t un I'M 4 ireit, lfi'.
t.mn Tin
,7'i:
I. Jit
.
91
t6
14
141
a.eifl I7tw 1"H 174
l.ton 44 414
IM 41 S 474
"Vino "ri'i
4T
14
111
4141
SI 4.
Id
741
14
12
J4'
t,l)
i.aoo
4
S4
474
33
4.tm
1J
114
:4
lt.Ifl
l inn iMi 11.5
11(74;
i.ivm tr'S l4
I.KO JtH 174 74'
H.tnt ,44s
054 4
1114 1I141
jno III
4 K.ifl
28,0(8)
Tt
M4
4
84
1044.
inn tt t :
l.t0 1444 14 14
too m
irt
, 0 M
r.4
l"4
4
121
K14;
t'4.
114'.
IS
121
44i
14'
"4
. 11HI
. 6.4181
, 17. tOO
194
114
14
giO 131
Ntllonal ltta
Nevada Copper
Nt York ntrtl
N. Y.. N. H. a H
Ntrfnlk 4 Wottra
Northern Ptclflo
PmIIM Mtll
Purine T.I. A Tel
Penntrlvtnla
Ptllmts Pslars Csr
Rsr Cos. Copper
Rtatlng
gtpukllo Irns a Htttl ...
Rock Itland l'o.
Rork ImtnO Co. pta
at. l a. r. m td...
fouihtrn PtciMr
eVsthtrs Rallwtjr,
Ttartatse Cop4r .......
Ttttt Cnmptnr
t'nlon Pti-uio
t'nlon Ptrlrie pM
t'nltod Htttts SIMl......
V H. BtMl ptit
Pith CV.pptr
Wikttk pfO
Wtrttrn Pnlon
WeiitltRtitiivt ElectrlQ ..
Ho'tina Powtr ...
I. KM r4
l.ion
4. "no
t.7M
MS
14
07 V.
9" 4
4
4oq int
ins im
, too 1114 int4 1,0
1.1
31
too 1114, 114
1.800 U04 U 11fi'4.
II
n.ine 4 ti 144
M.7no 1MV 1M1 151 I
3, toe lr14 344 M4.
. 3.000 4 4 4
S 1 1 4
'rioo 'iiii '4 4;
l.ton 11 '4 ust ii
4.4O0 K4 844 44
...... ..... .... int
...... ..... 1'74
V
J4.pe i4 T4 mh ;
pe 1004 m k'
81.700 71 114 114!
one III
O.109 04 04 04,
ll.ooo 174 M4 M14:
0u0 144 84 II
Ki-dtrMend
Total tales for the Uy. 77O.O0 shorea
New York Joy Market.
NKW YORK. April S6. MercantUe .
TAPKR J"4.i4 per cent.
STERLING KXCHANOlfi-Bteady: slaty.
day bills, 84 7oZ6; for cables, $4.79o0; for 1
demand. $4.7936.
SILVER liar, toc; Mexican dollars,,
384c
liONDS Government, steady; railroad. -
irregular.
TIMR T.OANS Steady: sixty and ninety,
days, $Vtf3 per cent; alx months, $44
per cent.
CALL MONEY-Steady; hlgb S4 per
cent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate, $ per I
rent; last loan, SH per. cent; closing bid,,
S per cent; offered at 34 per cent.
Closing quotatlona on bonda todsy werei
ss follows: '
V. g rtf. U. r.... M4Mo. Pte. ev. 81 444,
to coupon 014 n. T. r. (. 8S1... 0014
V. 8. At. rtg 1014N. T. Clly 4i.....ll),V,
t tnupos 101414. Y. gl.te 4Wt. . . .M04 1
V. . 4.. rtg 1044N. T.. N. U. H.
a toapas 1104 ov. ts I104
Pinama It Minna.. lot 4 Mn. Pacific 4a.. M
At emtlurt St.. ..let do la 06
A. T. T. cv. 44t.l1 O fl. I- rr. 4e.... 014
Armour A (V.44s.. 4Pae. T. A T. it.... M4
Airbltos tn. 4a..., 0414'Ptna. eea. 4t 74
Ptl. A Ohio 4t So eta. 44t 1044
'h. A Ohio 441.. 7-aa.1ai stn. 4t M
c. a. a Q 1. 4.... s4i. u a a. r. r. 4t
n M a a P 44t.ini ao pat. tv. 4a 03
4a rv. la 10 4n nt. 4 i4
r. S. ref. 4 ,... 044 aa ry. It mi ix
O a H. Ii. rtf. ts. 4T Ho. Rtllvtr 8t it4
K.rlt tn. 4t M I'nloa Ptclflo 4t 01 4
Klecirlc At IM4 4o tr. 4t tn4
Ot. No. lit 411.... M'tir. 8. Ruhbtr a....lo?s
III. I'M. rtf. 4t.... 07S41'. S. Stttl It 101U,'
K C. So. rtf. Is.. 00 Wahtan 1 It 100
U M. uni. 4t MStWnt. rnlon 441.... SI
M. K. A T. IM 4.. TI4Wttt. Bleo. cv. is.. N
Bid.
Londoa ttoek Karket.
LONDON. April I i American aecurlllea
on the stoi'K market experienced a moder
ate revival under the lead of Canadian
Pacific, United Statea Steel and Amalga
mated Copper. Tbe closing wss firm.
SILVKR-Hsr. 33 15-ltd per ounce.
MONKY 1414 per cent.
IMSCOCNT RATES Short bllla. 14 pep
cent; three months bills. S 15-ltfl per cent.
Baak Cleartaa-e.
OMAHA. April 28. Rank clearings for
Omaha today were $3,478,414.48. and fop
the corresponding day last year. $2,119-
732 11.
DID NOT KNOW ENOUGH
TO PASS COAL FOR NAVY
Boris Braoskovitrh. In the local navy
recruiting station Monday morning.
atruggled with this problem, read to him
by Lieutenant Tipton:
'Tf I were going to commit suicide I
would not do It on a Friday because that
would bring me had luck."
The lieutenant read this front the book
snd Boris could see nothing queer In the
sentence. Nor could he detect anything
odd in thla one:
"The police found the body of the
woman cut Into twelve pieces; It Is be
lieved that aha committed suicide."
Boris' Intelligence waa put down s .
not high enough to fit him for the art of
coal passing lr. the navy.
CMS l-on of Ktw Ttrk stark gichaagt frur
kite 1 tnara, I thtrea. SO atitm tnv tonouat
let! IK a ItW thtrtt 4rnbel Is Tht (H4 Ut4
Rtvitw. laaiM4 tttrr Hvtuiwar 4)1 OS s pttr
Basel tor taau.lt ctpits, 74Br4ai. N. Y. Cll.'
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