14
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1916.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat it Verjf Weak and
Kang-fi from One to Three
Cent Lower in Price,
CORN G0E3 TWO CENTS LOWLE
OMAHA. March 1. Wis.
Cash hl was riry wnk today, and
rsnsed from 1 to I cents lower.
Th receipts of thin cereal wer quit
heavy but the demand u rather Rio
and the traders war not anxious to let
CO of their am In at a cents decline.
'orn receipts were a ten Rood and there
was a Rood demand. The bulk of the
samples sold 1 oenta lower and a few
csrs of the better grades went at un
changed price.
fata receipts were very light and the
cash demand only moderate, the msrkav
being quoted at practlally unchanged
prices.
Hye remained unchanged.
Itarley ruled from 1 cent lower to 1
rents higher, th malting barley selling
on the advance.
Clearances of wheat and flour wer
equal to l.7M,ono bu.; corn, erf.OOO bu.;
oals. LMIM bu.
At Liverpool wheat closed d lower;
corn unchanged.
1'rlmary wheat receipts were 1.774,W
bu. and shipments HMt.ru bu., against re
ceipts of 771,00 bu. and shipments of 71.-
bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.771.H0 bu.
snd shipments 7.(J bu., sgulnst re
ceipts or . bu. and shipments of ,
' bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were frAOOO Im.
and ahlpmenta 9u7,(u bu.. ssnlnst re
retnla fif l.Krinno bu. an(j shipment! of
l.hi.',vU0 bu. Inst rear.
t'AnUOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat, corn, uate,
Chicago
Minneapolis ,
Ihiluth
Omaha
K areas City.,
St. Louis
i:
..631
. 42
.14
.1W
.U4
1K1
v.
V Innlucg
4
These aalea were pennrtad todav:
Wheat No. t hard winter: f cara, M.M.
No. J hard winter: 1 car, ll.ou; I cara,
Wc; I cars, fr; ( cara, fcy;J cars,
-: l rara. 7c; I cars, !. No. I
hard winter: 1 car. Jf7c: I cars, "7c; t
cara, lei1; 7 cara, "c; 6 cars, KC'tc:
4 cara. Kc. fample hard winter- 1 car.
V: I car, 4c; 1 car, (Tic: 1 car, (Or. No. I
2 durum:, t rar. WSfcc; 1 car, Im'tc. No. 1
durum: 1 car, 6c. No. 4 mixed; 1 csr,
K'liC. .
Rye No. I: 1 csr. H.''vc; 1-i csr. V.
No. 4: I car, 12c. Hample: t car, sic; 2-4
car, sue.
Rarley No. I: 1 car No. 4- 1 'r,
fSc: 1 car, 7c. No. 1 feed: 1 car. Mr. Re
jected: I car. Sic. Ham pic: 1 car. Die.
Corn No. I hite: t cars, Wc; I car,
fi.'Vs. No. 4 white: 1 car, ; 1 csr, t4';
1 csr, Wc; 4-4 cars, i.tc. No. a white:
1 car, hfic; 1 car, lis; 1 car, fwc. No.
wnlte; 1 car (Wheat mixed, 2c; 1 car
1; 1 car, BfiHc; 2-4 car. 64e. No. 1 yel
low; 1 car, 6ic. No. 4 yellow: I cars c.
No. II yellow: 7 cars, 3c; 1 car, (UHc; i
car, fc. Noav, yellow: 1 tar, 00i-; 3V csrs,
liic: 4 cars, 67toe; 1 csr. 67c. Samplo yellow:
1 car, i ; t cara, 64c; 11-4 cars, i'c; 1
csr, 60c; 1 csr, 44c; 1 car, 4c. No. k
mixed: 1 csr, We; 6 cars. ti'-ic; 1 car. 5t.
No. 4 mixed: 1 csrs, tmc; 14 csrs, ; t
csr. 43-4c; csrs, C3Hc; 1 cars, C3o No.
6 mixed: I car, Sic: 1 car, 6(c; 1 car, 68'4c,
cars. Rue; 31 2-6 csrs, 67'f; t cars, tie.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. (dry), 2c; 1 car,
l.'V: I S-6 cars. 6; 1 car, 644c: S cars,
t4o. Hample mixed: I csr, I wheat mixed),
lc; t cars Mc; 2 cars. 64c; 2 cars, 6;ic,
I car. 61c; Vfc car 60c; 2-e car, 41c.
ats No. I white: 4 rars, 40 3-4c No.
4 white: l car. 4Sc; 2 cars, 4o',o. Sam
ple white: 1 car. iu'ic; 1 tar, (sulphur).
c: 1 car, 37c: 1 car. 30c; 1 car, Sic
Omalia Cash Prices Wheat : No. 3
hwrd, fl.ftlft'l i; n0- g hard -uoth,.. No.
4 hard. 4iJ('-,c: No. 2 spring. 41. 1.12:
So. t snrlmr, ll.01'Ul.i)!; No. J durum, 7ia
'c; No. durum. Wfi'Jic: awuiple. M
a-c. Corn: No. S white. -: No 4
white, .'i4V;.',c: No. 6 white. liiilfAi ; No.
white. MsaiVic: So. 3 yellow. maW'Ac:
N-. 4 yellow, 6ii(c: No. 6 vellow, 61 Mr
3c; No. f, yellotv. irt't'fKVH ; No. J mixed,
a,.-i;Wc; No. 4 mixed. 2i;i.i; No. S mixed
Mkf'i.V: No. mixed. M'oUc; samnle, 47
fcMo. oats: No. t white: 44ft44Sc: stand
ard, 4'r43: No. 3 white, 4t'i(i4c; No.
4 whtle, eirfM'i'tc. Piulev: Mailing, 6sr
4c; No. 1 feed. r.Hiiic. Re: No. 2,
MWe: No. 3. BVtfRJHc.
Chinago cloairg pi ices, ru-nlshed The
Dee by IORsn A Hrvan, stock 'and grain
brokers. 3l Pouth sixteenth 81.. Omaha:
Artlc'yl ftpen.j
IIIkIi.I aw. I Close I Hufy.
In at
Xlav.l Cfifil
July.il to'
Corn. I )
Msy.7f?r-i
july.74Ka!
Oh Is. I
JMsy.l4'!f4SI
.lly.i4:Vtf4.'
Tork. I 1
Msy.ISIfio I
Jnly.i 2i (M
1 0(l 1 ui, 1 I
7il ' 7rU!7H4!7r,'rTt,
;;,! liAtl '77I76
4I,' 43 ' 44T,'43Vfl"4j
42', 42 I 4-H
40 22 j' 23 25 23 00
;J I 22 So I 2i U I 22 i
I-erd. I I
Ma. II 22
U r.1-! It 20 I 11 23 I 1! t7'4
July.lU 4-40
IMs. I I
My.
'.Ml
n-joi
12 4.7 I 12 ?0 12 S7SI IS 304
12 Hi I 12 3?'V 12 7'.l 12 Ml
4.'-X
(HICARO (.HtlX AM rROVJSIOXi
Fee (ares of (he Tradlasj and CloalaaV
I'rlcea oa Raard af Trade.
M11CAOO. March 11. Diffl?u!t v In nh
tnlnittir railroad snd ocean facilities f ir
shipment had considerable to do wifi
biinfdns; about lower prcs toilny on
ishest. Tlie maiker. althotich firm at
the close, waa Kil'-.o 10 l'v1(l"iC down
with May at $1 ''il.0.''Vt. and Julv at
1.o;Ul.o:H. Other leading Maple
scored enIus corn. i'fU.o to c; oats
'ri1' to M-o. and provisions, J'c to
Hesry IViuldaliiig sales by Urge in.
tcres'.s led to a series of sharp break
5n the price of wheat during the first
half or the day. Congestion on the rull
roada combined with the lach of ocein
tonnavo seemed to be the main source
of dlycoursneroent for holders. Increased
attention was given to the aubtcct be-
ansa of euKKeeied posAlbllity of trouble
becoming worse by reason of some dis
agreement Ix-tween Great Hrltnlii and
tlie l!nllel t-tttea as to restricting the
time allowed to armed merchant snipe
in Amcii. sn harbors.
Late trIUcs In the wheat market were
baaed largtv on prospect of a serious
curtailment of wheat a 1 recite of Canaan.
Advices were at band that eeeding wo'ild
iikely be delyed by the lateueaa of the
spring and bv the fact that very little
inn iiiowing nau own uoiie
iiPDort.
t hlcMuo Cash Alices Wheat: No. 2 red.
nominal: No. 3 red. I1.0KU 1.07S: No. I
hard. St .O-AUl ..: No. 3 hard. SI Ocli,
l.ft.S- Coin: No. 2 vellow, nominal : No,
yeiiow; tci-ti ,in,c; ro. 4 while. CVu
iiihik. cv... incluiled. lSulHSc.
lui.iMiin iirr; r.t.nis, f3 csrs; ,
.,min. iic bisan. Minnesota and I
kota hue. l fitl.oo; Minnesota and Ia-
if.i- -.'i'?v i?:"- s . .
i-Ul .i.l HI -Alive, lower; fowls, 16Vic:
spri;s, ifc.
Kaasas Itr Uralsi aad Pravlsl
KANSAS CITY. srch U.-WHKAT
No. 2 herd. $1 '-"u l.n; No. I red II uVu?
1 I'r Mv fl i.e.- InU- tl UVV ... 1 ah '
oilN No. Z mled. tec: No I white
t-ri.kc: No 2 vellow, (infloWc May'l
iv c; Julv, ;;ti7.''.c. ' I
OATS Vo 2 while. 4Hhi.lc; No. 1
Diiied, .. 'c.
. lit "rTi:K-'reaniery. Jtc; firsts fic:
swonrfa. S"c- ,4i, i,iiiu. JiAic ' I
1 ;os y Ireia. ls'nc.
t om ihnWMl r.Utlt. atMMortk lku. h I
oi-t U.e .--l..,,. i;.ul demand (mm tl.a-ITL, S!t.F- .?L 'i-''i "V-".
tnicrWs that a.e making alcohol, presum- . .Z Jl ,-T1, f. : Btook:
'f """" "Wflyifert' cieTSV "
been conspicuous sellers turned today to ."S,; " 5 .' T '. :
the buvl.ig side. ' S Si; mixed rt . ): h"B v. 4 W
Provision, rallied on account of .ppar- 8 fSlSK VXH vi ,.1" n ,S"'?M-,f,
ently baaeles. . rumors that large anlna L.KllKKH ,.A?"n US Re'-elpts, IT.1
hsd be.cn mad to the I'nlted States Vov- l,'d;.r". ""r''1'1 -thers. X2W
ernment. At first the market suffered ;!'"; "V ' "", f 4 Hfll.fo;
. i.l . . 1 11 ic fancy lambs touched I l. the v.ar.
-"i. vi.ci emiumra. J ' i.nnT.,; yenruntr stce-s cars, or lull Head. This is roiit Jm)
V- ''ye: No. J. bi'j.V. Unrley. ,and heifers. Hro..s&0; mw, .V.Vii: , larger then a week ago. but almost l.u
rrH""?": Tl,no,hy- H-fxfrlM; clover, stackers and feeders. VW ft.W; Texas" 1 smaller than two weeks ago. and les
av'"" ""- l-rovisloiis: fork. I"l. end Indian steers. cwt nd I than half as larse as for th correspond-
r, .-i-T!' tl-m; W-KVhlJ KH. Heifers. H.y?i.C0; native calves. i..y in. Monday of last year.
I UTi ,r,n; rnry. WW-. i50,";'i As a geneial thing, the lamb supplv
. .1 V; rc11"t"- l"-1 cases: HOO-Recelpts. 13 TOO hesd: market 'was of lust fsir quality, and on buver
........ . . .-. , ..i.", a.- utl . I..I.V.V-T. ,11KB BUII. . IK II 1 H. .1 tM'l ' 1. WI.T 111 V SWT
I'iil'UTHY Jlsns, lic; turkeys, Mc;'yesrllns. It Xi
prina, c. jewes. li.iSud.li.
t. Losls Cirelsi Market
ST- 1H'I March 11 VH HAT No. t
. v- voiiic. Mi.b n-UKTi.-t.
""" i'.i' l.J, i bid. j-i-Urr n it
0111 .-r, nulei: electrolvi! .
f -".ri , I . '.. -i ,V) ; June and later, lit
4 jiuil, 111 111, .NO.
nortliern, ji j
t- ,1 wuv; mi. 1 nam, nominal. May., --"- sini v CITT la M.n-h H.rim r
V -: July, ii. ' I Cattle. Hoks, Sheen. hlul.x '.'-TTv. 1 I ? V 7 rATTI'J:-
. oi;s-.o . j TWtiTSc- No t white r4 mh ' Jd: "k ''"JJ "!;
M.v. ;v j ) 7V lr IX 11 steers. rjW; butcher !..! j
h.ts-a. ; i . vi ... 'lco loot .. nfei nd heifer. Vji-7 atoekers nt
:TU ' ,is : n7ii j'ho 'eders. ..Oi7. 5: -alves. K7iili.;
NsT.,..l.t., M.iu, Ci.y M W lMMu.,:5besd: mark..
flM: No. J. tl.TM?!S; No. I northern.
Inr)i; No. X, llJ.7wfaO.2S. Tin, fJrmi
AaO0 bid.
At London; Pnot ennper, WJ; futures,
Cliil; electrolytic, )& Spot tin, t
ls; futures. Lead. 34 is. Spel
ter. iHS.
Mlasrnyolli finis Market.
MINNFAPOL18. March l.l-WHKAT-May.
ll.Wil.10M,; July, il.ntVirl.mv Cash:
No. 1 hard. I1.1R; No. 1 northern, $l.ltVa
No. 1 northern, II.07Q1.1W,.
KIXJI'R Lower; fancy patents, $4.20;
first clears, M; second clears, J..
HARLKY-4'(T76c.
HTK-7VSrc.
R RA N 1 1 8. e 1 7R .
W)RN No. yellow, 7SWT4HC
OATH No. I white. eOVulc.
FLA X8 KKD-42 VS'3.1V
Llverpwwl Orals Market,
LrVEHPOOU March lS -WHEAT-Hpol
No. 1 Manitoba, Ma 7Hd; No. I hard
winter, gulf, 12a rvid; No. t red western
winter 12s lid.
t'ORV Bpot, American mined, new Us.
Flfl'lt Winter patents, 47.
IKM'.i-In London (i'aclflo coast), 14
liatt U-.
KEW YORK GBilERAL MARKET
Qaotatlof a ef the Day Varies
oath Firm: standard, fiovic.
.AV?:rr,r..m' s,o-..-'-:i,'-r'- r-
i.a)7Hi; rso. j, wtn.uu; snipping, su.
HOPS Quiet; stnte, Common to choice,
19ir.. 14?2:k-; l'H4. 6ti1'; I'sclflc coast. WIS,
L'Srl.'.f; 1914,, Mtlflr.
HIDKH-Fliiii; Bogits, JlJJ4c; Central
America, He.
I.KATIIKK-Flrm: hemlock firsts, 85
t4c; seconds. H2i'Jk-. 1
PnoVIHIONB-Foik. firm; mess, liS.M
:'!; family. l'2..VM24.."ii: short clear,
j -IStm a. on. Heef. firm: mess. tl7.XW; 17.60;
family, IS .totm.vt. I.ard. firm: middle
weat, til IVKhII. .. Tallow, unlet: citv.
: country, -;.,, special. 'V-
. MflTKK I racitied; receipts, il.2
urns; creamery rMri, JMJI.c; rusts, H4j
ti.. w: ecconit
K'KJS I'll I,.: r.-relt.la 1 11 raaea-
rtsh gathered ex'ras. 22'23c; extra
firsts. 2lVc; firsts, :u',r21c; seconds, 20
41 -'"ic.
CHEKBF Firm: receipts. 234 boxes;
state whole milk, flats, held, colored spe
cials, ldviisc; white. Ho: white and col-oi-ed.
average fancy. l,-4fil7'c; flats, cur
rent make specials, !;',; average run,
lTc.
POCLTRV Alive, prices unsettled;
dressed, quiet; chickens, K.fi29c; fowls,
14'l4il9c; turkeys, Wiic.
Cuffee Market.
NKW YORK, March 13. COKFEK
The market for coffee futures were
firmer today, with May and July con
tracts msklng new hish records for the
season, of slightly better demand, con
tinued flrmncaa In Krxll and the de
creasing tendency of domestic strength.
The market opened at sn advance of 1 to
4 points, and sold up to H.2oc for Mav,
S.2uo for July and H 2!xi for Heptemlier
during the tfuy. or about 11 to 14 points
net higher. The close wss steady at a
net a. ivance of 3 to 13 points. Hales were
reported of 2r,2."iO bass. Trsde interests
were moderate buyers here, while there
waa aome scattered demand, which may
have been promoted by the firmness of
the stock nisrkct snd the circulation of
peace rumors. Closing: March, 8.07;;
April. 1.13c ; May, g.lwc: June. k.21c; Julv,
24c; August, ft.2Sc; September, t.ZSc; Oc
tober, .3lc; November, 3. 34c; December,
.Sw: January. .4.'c; Femriiary. .4c.
Hpot, steady; Itio 7s, 94c; Santos 4s,
Wuc. The cost snd freight market was
steady with .Santos 4s quoted at 10s
104i-; Knttllsh credits and Rio 7s at
.Noi 8.9.7c. American credits.
The orrlcml cable reported an advance
of J-.-M In Itio exchange on Iondon, with ;
.essBemee. reb. 17 I It KM I 42 II 04V OS If Wl -
NEW TORK. March U-FLOt-R- f ! H ,n(1
easy; spring patents. 6.Slv,.e.l0; winter I'"' fr:: yL) i ?? a'a.f 'i'li chy
patents. winter strslghts, K.s M ; i; , Z., . . - , &I a Ml t M
W II EAT Ppot. easy: No. 1 durum. Ii1- ! ?? "I ! ?! . , ! B ! Yt .
fV.?'L J.i!'V No:l northern. M,.?; 1 I 5 1 . 2 , S V 1 l-won
1'iiiuin, h.bi'a, ana iso. l normern, sisni- Vf,.h - I m Y n j- hi, m 74 i
toba. I1.4HU f. o. b. New York Futures. i . ,.2al. . V., . IV. - VA ,!
..! 11 Jicn. e.i m'i s Ml - i p as a ' m
fcri e I 7 jK- vJ N- ' yllow' Mt !Mch. 10! t :sts M in II! ' 7r,i, li
"-New York. M,h II I i ui ft.i 1 u l s H 40 M)ili i7
i "io rnarari ou reis nigner snd Santos smaller than a weeK ago, uui uuycra,
unchanged. The weekly cables showed feeling tliat prices at this point have been
clearances of lul.ooo Irrs from Rio and! very high, were Inclined to take advan
Santos for North Africa and of only llano of liberal offerings to force a littlo
RiKiO bags for tha ITnlted Stales. Ocean ! concession In their favor. As a result the
freight rates were quoted unchanged. trade on killers wss slow to luo lower,
but war risks on oargoea from Wrjisll Quality of the battle was good, so that
were said to hsve been reduced toward 'on paper soles will show up very well,
the end of last week. j Blockers and feeders remained steady,
. 1 some of the more desirable kinds being
r.Tporate Apples ana urifd rails
NKW YORK. March It-RVlPnn
ATF.O APFLK.4-D11II and easy: fancy,
7V'H.c: choice, .'a6tc: prime, 4,(j.'A,o.
DlllKD FRl'ITHPrunes, easy; Cali
fornia, 4fll',c; Oresona. Apri
cots, oulet; choice, v4m0c: extra choice.
10'4fnoc; fsncy 114il2c, Peaches
quiet: choice. 6'Jc; extra choice. 4c;
fancy. i;,o. Raisins, easy loose muses
tels. 41i7c: choice to fsncy seeded, 74
tt7c; seedless, 8IOMc.
Bocae Market.
NKW YORK, March 13.-SI-QA RPa w,
firm: centrifugal, 6.6.V: molnases, 4 71C;
refined, firm: cut loaf., 7.!c: crushed.
7 i'.c: mould A and tubes. T.l.Sc: XXXX,
powdered, 4.lVc; iowrtered, .7ic; flue
grsnulatrd snd diamond A, o.C5c; confec
tioners' A, 4. !; No. 1. 4.60c. Futures
wera firm on continued support from
trade sources and buying hy commission
brumes snd shorts. At noon prices were
ij iy points net higher.
Oil sad Roala.
PAVANN'AH. Oa., March IS TI'RPKN
Tl N K Firm: .Wli.V)Wc; sales, 141 bbls.;
receipts. 22 bbls.; shipments. 463 bbls.;
stock. K.U0 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales. l.M bbls.; re
celots. 4S3 bbls,; shipment none; stock.
i.m bbls.
Quote: A. P. C. I. t.: F, S3 ; O
It, :..S3: I. K. I3.30WO 40; M. $0.45; N.
5.56; WO, t,V4; WW. ;,75.
Dry Coeds Market.
NF.W YORK. Msrch 11 Cotton rood.
were firmer sn4 higher today with print
cloths more active. Raw silk waa 20c a
pound higher. Dress goods were In active
demand, but mills restricted orders be.
cause of their Inability lo deliver.
CHICAGO UVR STOCK MARKET
Callle Flrau Hnas Weak sheep
t Mantled.
CHTCAOO. March 1 CATTf
eelpta, IIA0 head: nutrkct firm at the
high point.
t. I.omIb Live Bk Market.
ST. IIT'IS. Msrch 11 PATTT.E T)aJ
eclpta. B.eO heed: market lower; native
land butchers, 3..w-(i Ui.00;
vk1 heavy,
1"
SH EKI ANI LAMBtf-rtecelpts. ;00
hesd: msrket steady: yearling wethers
r-Jil0.U); lambs, !.0Ohll.;4; ewes. to.
, .r5.
Ksaeas City Live Stock Market. .
KANSAS PITY Msrch 11-fWTTI.r:-
Receipt. 18 h.sd m.rket lower; prime
t" steers. 19 DO; dre.et beef steerx,
17. fiS.im: WMlirn le.m t7 .'.MHI iik.
tnil feeders I'l ViiH..; bulU, 'i6Wr
fr,: calves. fci.UKi U.. "
HOtiSKccelpt. 13.0P0 head: market
lower; bulk of sales. P.lwi.JD; heavy
It-Mi.TS; ickera and butcher. ')-
Hsbt, nis. 17.7 r".T5.
(illKKH AM) l.A M Ke.ei.it. 1ft ftl
head
nuirset lower; lambs, i' nt!l ;
10.W; wethera, r."r4l.:0;
'
1.1 ve atoek la slirfct.
Ttceelrts of II v sto k from th fix prln-
Total
40 l.la
at :m
' '
Turn till TIlt-nltllrA hnlibhAM mAm mw.A
cioitung uno casn who a We w ant Ad.
... . .
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Liberal and Trade
Slow to Ten Lower Sheep and
Lamb Topi Higher.
HOGS BIO FIVE CENTS LOWER
OMAHA. March IS. m.
Pecelplj were: i-attle. Hons. Bherp.
Estimate Monday .2n0 .0 .f")
Hame day last week... t IK 472
Kama day I weeks a so 7.2 r0 14
Hame dsy J weeks aso 2: 12.H.1 U.on
game day 4 weeks axo 4.47 ll.J MM
Same dsv last year...l0.4M li.ido W.T.'i
The following table shows the receipts
or cattle, ho(a snd sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for the veer to oat
as compared with last year:
I!i5. Inc. Pec
Cattle tSXMX l2.S- 91.244
Hoge HI.. 7.l"l 2U.u6i
Sheep 4i.S:l W.Si7 M.9
The following table shows the averase
pricea of hoaa at the Omaha IJve Stock
market for the last few days, with com
pnriaona: 9
late I is.irii4.lllJ.lllia.ll!ll..ll'l"
Feb. 2 U.V 471 R 4o' I )t
!mi. .vr . i i ,,J i; m u, 7
Msr. n.i s;'ai 731 1 w 9 m wi q
- - '
Receipts and deposition of live stock
St tho t'nlon Htmk yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 2 o'clock
p. m., March 13:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. H'gs. KIT p. Jior s
C., M. & St. P.... 12
Wabash 1
Missouri Paclflo .. 1
i
1
16 22
6
47 1 1
3 1
ai ii !!
1 1
2 .. 2
114 17 2
I I'nlon Pacific .... H
If. N. W east.. 51
( '. N. W.. weM..S4
. 't. P. M. A O. rt
C, II. sV g, east.. I
C.. H. g., west.. 47
C.. R. 1. A P., east 13
Chicago Or. West.. 17 ,
Illinois Centrsl .... 29
Totsl receipts
347
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Morris Co 734
aii2
7H7
Swift and Company .. 1.157
Cudahy Packing Co. .. 1
Armour V Company .. 1,212
St:hwarti St Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Parking (To. .. 11
iW. H. Vansaut Co... 51
Kenton, Van'nt Lush 1K7
Hill tt 'Son ITS
V. R. Lewi 2I
Huston Sc. Co 13H
J. R. Root tt Co 21
3. H. Hulls 76
L. F. Huss 16
Rosenstock Hros 440
K. U. Kellogg 144
Werthelmer Degen.. 176
If. F. Hamilton 114
Hulllvan Llros M
Itothschlld A Krehs ., 7
Mo. Kan. Calf Co... 302
Christie Ill
HlKKlns 3
ll.iffmsn 6
Roth 62
'Meyers 7
Haker. Jones ISmith 106
Bnnner Bros 37
John Harvey 1'.2
lennls ft Francis 17v
iKIIne ' 176
Jensen Lungren ... Ha
Other buyers Cu4
1,4r2
l,l
1.22
;.h
5,,I2
2.424
Chi
3.046
Tolsls
..8.344
11. It
S.3S2
CATTLE Receipts
were
large
this
morning, although the run was slightly
'possibly strong.
uuuiu.ti.ma 0.1 cattle: Good to choice
beeves. iii.urtiH.fiu: fair to good beeves.
6oS!t.0O; common to fair beeves, 7.6tva
8.60; good to choice heifers, 3;.2.'KiiS.2..;
M . .L.l PtO? .
imta to t nuice cuwa, . a-ii I . iu, inir w
aood i'i, K.jrH.Tu; common to fsir
cows, tiiiW.; good to choice feeders,
l.'.M3-1u; fair to good feeders, 7.3Xii 1.6.S;
common to fair feeflers, Kwif7.ai; good
to choice stoi kers, 47.76ifH.ii6; stock lielf
eis. $I.7:i4i i.Tu; Block cow.' i.l'alJ.2u;
ktock calves, 4.'.00 S.8U; vest calves, l.'.WiJ
Itf.isi; bull, st a, etc., S6.6ur7.iS.
HI'.: O l r. r. fto.
A. Hr. No.
....1140 1H 4
.... H'.'l 4 10 II
A. Pr. I
;;;;;;;JJ ' JJ
,....)l"4 I M 10 Uxi 4 TO
... if 4 7i II lX-t 1
llll l 43 UK IS
1M U IT... 1J I at
sTr.KRM AND 1IK1FERS.
S.i 774 I 10 20 ITS t 46
STOCK KRH AND FKKDKHS.
... 110 4 to 3 MO 4 4V
I M 1 5 IS 3 7 40
II 1-:t t td Hi J
10 7"4 t 70 IJ twl I 74
IT ..,.. 701 t s '.", 7M I 1
ai u4 I 00 al It
HOU8 As compsred with the last two
or three weeks today's receipts were very
fsir for a Monday, some 126 cars, or .2"0
hesd, putting In an appearance. This Is
a few hundred larger than for either last
week or two weeka ago, but la C.Ouu
smaller than for the same day last year.
Kieady pricea were paid by shippers for
a few lings on early rounds, but, thanks
to the besrlshness of packers, outside
buyer were able to buy hogs later on at
a nickel decline snd made the long end of
their purchases thla way, some Individual
sales appearing as much as tytfUlc lower,
tthlpper buyera stayed In the market all
the way through, and before the finish
bad bought between a third and a half of
the receipts. They paid I9.eii9.55 for a
good many of the desirable butchers and
heavies and as high as Su.tK) for a piece
of a load of choice heavies.
Packer talk was bearish right from the
start, and first bids they made showed a
dime or more reduction. It was well
slonit in the forenoon by the time they
...II.- n ... ..n-.-n AA hitKlnAau 1... K.. . !
they were able to buy any hogs they
rsised tm-ir hands, tho trade opening at: aside as registration days In the South
prices that were uneven and at least lie ! side. Th old city hall building at Twen
lower. while figures paid for strings were , frth o .n tL .v.. ...
ouoted as much as ttl0o lower. Kven ty-fourth and O streets will be th sta
after a trading basis was established the
movement wns very draggy.
Representative sales:
No. At. Bk. rr. KV
M 171 ... ft W....
1 ... 31l( M ...
t ra is i w si....
tl Si H IS &....
M II It IM 3 ...
7i ... - a....
a rm ... i w
A. Sfc. Pr
..IM ... tl(
. .7 0 U
..! ... til
. . sn it4
.14 M M
..i ... tie
SHEF.1 There wss only a fsir Mon-
(y run of sheep and lambs here, the
supply b In estimated at thirty-eight
1 wnn nun hum or nine rnrii atitrr
.bought a very few loads on early ro'inds
prices t at were a little sironuer than!
.ihnse In force at the close of Isef week.
'Two loads of real ood lisht Mexican
lembs ent at lll.SS. enuallln tie year s
that answered tins n.-acrtption. paying
ton. while one load cf han'ly-welirht we t
fins brousht tll.Kt, and a Hindi of m1
de.lrable ewes landed at Kb.
Quotations on sheen snd luns: Ijtmbs.
good 'to choice. llii.TMcll t."; lambs, filr
to i1. I10.otil0.iM Isinhs, fall cllpe.,
WWM-": ismus, tresn ciii-il. ivwrn
1 ."U; yearllnns. fair to cho'eo. Ilsht. ) JJ
M1'1: yearlings, fair to chilee, heavy.
. l-.r5l40; well cr. fair to h -Ice. r.,6,i
iS.f-0; ewes, good to choice, t..Vri8 .35; ew s.
J fair to good, ...t77.
1 " pit n tal.ve sale:
. . r.
"axcan lamo 71 11 11
4 0 Meilcan ewe k7 7 M
IK. cull ewes TT t 0
2'4 f-d feeder lambs it toil
siaas Itr Live Block Market.
'steady; heavy. IA 4f.iii.no: inUeJ, fcij.j
. 1 . I1..U. Itfl ,...11. . M 1 . . .
i nftiii, f.ni.-, uin. ui Miri, kt. aj
t4
I I I I. M . 1 J , u MIMI) nmiDii. xu
jhead
Romance is Not Dead Even in the
Staid Business Life of This City
rld you ever hear of really and truly
romance In the cabaret, outside of ma (ra
tine fiction?
Hero la one that rlvsls the nlght-lifo
sob schemers, and It happened right In
Omaha.
"Jerry" McQee. well known to the sun
dodgers, is a blithe young modern min
strel who earns a living by delighting the
hlgh-eteppers with the latest ballads and
comedy rag-time and tin-pan alley,
Gotham. He Is the hero.
The heroine Is a shy young country
maiden, who. In defense of desperate
loneliness, recently wsndered into the
cabaret.
"Take the little road without a turn
ing that leads to home sweet home,"
Jerry was singing. The sentiment of the
ballad was lost In the staccato laughter
Jibes of the merry-makers, but the
, one-step sir was being moat en-'l
thuaiaatlcally danced and hummed. Of
ray company, perhaps only one
caught the sentiment of the wor!s.
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Proposed Cat in South Side Poital
Service Vigorously Disap
proved. ;i IMPROVEMENT CLUB TO ACT
The decision of the "efficiency commit
tee" sent from Wsahlngton to Investigate
and economize If possible the cost of
postal carrier service In Omaha, to recom
mend to Postmaster General Burleson a
cut In the mall carrier force of five men
and the transfer of all territory in the
city south of Drexel street to the city
limits In the Maple avenue district, has
aroused considerable complaint among
cltlsens of the South Side and the af
fected district as well. The Southeast
Improvement club of the South Side Is
up In arms and plans to circulate peti
tions and request congressmen to head
off action on th recommendations until
a comprehensive report of the matter
has been made.
In the report of the committee an
nounced Saturday, it is recommended
that five carriers be taken from the
force, two of which will come from the
South Side. The other recommendation Is
that rural service be adopted south of
Drexel street In the South Side. This
would mean that but one delivery would
be made each day to residents within
the city limits, that no delivery would
be made on a holiday and that boxes
must be erected on every fence or spe
cially sunk post abridging the street or
roadway. J
ResldenU bitterly object to this reduc
tion In efficiency merely for an economic
benefit bringing forth the argument that
the service la poor enough as It Is. A
move' of the same kind on the part of the
"efficiency committee" sent direct from
the national capital wag checked by Lin
coln resident through their congress
mm.
Tot SIra nadir Cat.
Dan Pellec. Thirty-second and U
streets, Lithuanian, and John Murphy.
5220 South Thirty-second street, sustained
more or less sorlous knife wounds in a
cutting scrape Sunday morning at 1:30
o'clock, originating among a crowd of
men In front of the Akromls pool hall at
Thirty-third and Q streets. Pellec wss
deeply cut In the hip, the left side of hi
chest and in his left arm, trie knife pene
trating deeply In all places. Murphy was
cut roughly across the left arm and sus
tained minor Injuries in other parts of
the body. Roth were removed to the South
Side hospital and attended by Drs. Shan-
Biian ana isecg.
Officers Grace and Paughman arrived
on the scene Ins than ten minutes after
th fight occurred tn the police emer
gency and arrested the men. Three other
men were arrested a participants In the
fight. They are James Murphy,' Frank
Miller and Rill Besku. The cause of the
fight Is unknown.
Blrtk la Officer's Home.
Officer John Ilerdslna Is the father of a
baby boy. The tork brought the family
addition last Wednesday and fellow of
ficers have been congratulating- him
since. ,
Gemmlll Faaeral.
The funeral of John D. Gemmlll, scale
master for th last twenty-eight years at
the stock yards, who died Saturday aft
ernoon, will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 1 o'clock at the residence, 370B South
Twenty-seventh street. Rev. Robert L.
Wheeler will officiate. Interment will be
In the Forest Lawn cemetery.
Rearlatrattaai Dates iMe4.
Election Commissioner Harley Moor-
head announced last week that Thursday
j '"d Friday, March 1 and 17. would be set
tion ana some l.ww men or voting age who
live In th South Sldo will not be com
pelled 4o make the trip uptown to regis
ter, but can take paper at that time.
The days were set aside through efforts
of several local public men who have been
besieging the commissioner for this recog
nition of the Isolation of South Side rest
dent and packing house laborer espe
cially. Bckalts Appointed Saperiateaeeat.
Tha recommendation by Park Commis
sioner Joe Hummel that John F. Schulti
be appointed to the position of superin
tendent of parks In the South Side I
f.vnr. K Snulk SI4. r.nnl. V .AM.
I - - -
1 time the commissioner haa been looking
for a South Side men to fill th position
and finally on recommendation of many
local men appointed Schults. The ap
pointment comes up tor confirmation at
th council meeting this morning.
Schults wss a former office-holder In
th South Side. II will succeed John.
Lynn, present superintendent.
I
Look Oat I Cappers.
"Better take m up or I'm afrsid I'll
hurt some copper If I get on th street
again," came over the wire to th police
station Saturday evenln. 8. K Taylor,
who gave his address as Qlenrock, ANo.,
was talking to Desk Sergeant Bill Smith
at th South Side station.
"All right, we'll send a man right up,"
Smith answered.
Later Taylor was brought in by Officer
Tony 8mlth. He appeared sllihtly de
ranged. "
High BchSHsl Nla.
The Tarkio Olee club, coming from the
college of whbh Principal H. W. Moure
Is a graduate, will give a concert in the
South High school auditorium Wednes
day evening. The concert Is being given
under the auspices of the junior li-class.
hub plaei to raise the necessary money
for the annual senior bauquel by this
That was the little rural stranger who
sat alone at a table sipping a soft drink.
Jerry saw her and something about her
held his gate. That night he lanic no
more sparkling gems from the frolics of
Broadway. Instead he sang tender bal-
lads and neglected parties thst beckoned
him. That was several months a(to,
It was the first and last time that
cabaret, or any other, saw the country
itlrl. .
The Incident was recalled when Jerry
and Ml xg Irene Olive, a domestic-appear
ing little maiden, appeared hand-ln-hand
at the marriage Ilcenre clerk's office in i
tho court house to get a maVrtage j
license. j
"Cupid" Pteubendorf. who hands out .
the permits, recognised the singer and '
welcomed him.
"Lo, Jerry! Whachu gonna do? Leap? ' j
"Yep," answered Jerry. "Me and Irene ;
are going to do two-act, and I'm quit- '
ting the cabaret today forever. I'm
gonna hunt up a real Job.
J Who says romance is dead?
mean. The usual Junior fair will be
suspended with. j
The question of reintroducing military j
drill was submitted to a popular vote of
boys of tse student body and the High I
school faculty. The vote resulted In a i
majority of both voting bodies In favor ;
of the plan. Whether or not It will be
adopted la up to Principal Moore, who
will make an announcement very soon. ,
A msss meeting In honor of the girls'
basket ball team was held Friday morn- 1
Ing at 11:30 o'clock. Knthuslasm waa ;
worked up over the Nebraska City ,
South High basket ball game that took I
place .Saturday evening non the gymna- 1
slum floor, which the local team won by '
an easy margin. On the program were
Mlsa fclennr Alexander and Raymond 1
Wilson, who gave vocal and piano solos. 1
Maale City Gosalp. I
Office space for rent In Bee office, 2318
N street. Terms reasonable. Well known '
location. Tel South 27. i
The automobile shop of C. Matien, 4001
South Twenty-fourth street, waa broken I
Into Sunday morning some time and two j
automobile tires of value stolen. Officer
Danbaum Investigated and reported the !
loss. ' ,
An overcoat wss stolen from the saloon
of Mike Skorka, 45(11 South Twentv-.
seventh street, Saturday sfternoon. The
description of a suspect Is In the hsnds
of the police.
The automobile of W. P. Adklns, 'local I
llverv Owner, was recovered bv central 1
police officers after having been reported
stolen naturaay evening rrom Twelfth ;
and Dodge streets. 1
Detective George Allen Is expected to
report for duty after having been laid
up at his home tn the North Hide with a
bad attack of pneumonia. He has been
sick for several days.
The ladles of the First Christian church
will meet at the home of Mrs. C. C. Clif
ton, 8733 South Twenty-fourth street,
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
But six scarlet fever cases remain on
the books of Local Health Representa
tive Henry Schmellng. Inthe last two
weeks no less than twenty-one cases have
been cleared up and the situation Is
practically normal.
St. Patrick's day. Thursday, will be
celebrated In the South Side. Members
of St. Bridgets and St. Agnes' parish
plan to hold two Immense celebrations in
recognition of the date.
Mrs. James Concannon of Good Springs,
Nev Is a visitor at the home of U. S.
Concannon, 425 South Twenty-second
street, of this city. She will stop here
lor some ume. 1
Mrs. Patrick O'Donnell. Twenty-sixth
and D streets. "Will entertain the Ladles'
auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibern
ians Wednesday afternoon at her home. .
A family reunion and supper will be
held by the King's- Daughters and Sons
of the Wheeler Memorial Presbyterian
church at the church at Twenty-third
and J streets Thursday evening. The
meeting will be atttended by several hun
dred members.
Tho Jetter's Old Age bowlln gteam left
Sunday evening for Toledo. O., where
they will Dartlclpste In the national
championship tournament at that city.
ca-nain urigga aid not accompany the
team.
Mrs. N. K. Nelson. 52.77 South Twenty
fourth street, will entertain member of
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mi ssion
ary society sf St. Louke's Luthersn
church Wednesday afternoon at -2:30
o'clork.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Trinity
Baptist church will meet Frldav after
noon St. the home of Mrs. English. 3Si9
South Twenty-third street, at 2 0 clock.
A big musical and dramatic entertain
ment will be given this evening In the
Ancient Order of ITnlted Workmen tem
ple at Twenty-fifth and M streets under
the auspices of the Central Interdenomin
ational church.
Miss Anita Stewart and Ksrle Williams
appear at The Reese tonight In the last
chanter of "The Goddess." This Is also
society 'nlrht and a powerful five-act
Mutual Master picture is also pro
gremmed. .
St. Joaph Live atock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March IS CATTLE Ree.
eelpta f.700 head; market slow: steers,
17.0"4iS..v: cows and heifers, S4.&U&$.00,
cslvea. HOOW10.50.
HOOS- Receipts, s.000 head; msrket
lower: top, $9.7."i; bulk of sales, t9.iyu9.ti0.
SHEEP AN1 IiA MBS Receipts, J.0UU
hssd; market du'ii lambs, S10.Soifll.l0.
Shock la th Saath.
WTFAIA N. T., March 11 An earth
quake shock, probably in the Caribbean
Sea, the IVest Indies or Central America,
was recorded on the seismograph at
Canlslus college today.
If Back Hurts
Take Salts to
Flush Kidneys
Says Backache is sure sign you
have been eating too
much meat.
Uric Acrid in meat clogs Kid
neys and irritates the
bladder.
Moat folk forget that the kidnea.
Ilk th bowels, get sluggish and clogged
snd need a flushing occasionally, else we
have backache and dull misery In the
kidney region, sever headaches, rheu
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stom
ach, sleeplessness and, all sort of b!al
der disorders.
You simply must keep your kidney
active and clean, and th moment Vou
feel an ache or pain In th kidney region,
get about four ounce of Jad Salt from
any good drug store here, lake a table
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few day and your kid.
neys will then art fine. This famous
sails la made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
and is harmless to flush clogged kid
ney and stimulate them to normal ac
tivity. It also neutralise th aclda in
th urin so tt no longer irritates, thus
ending blsdder disorders.
Jad Salts Is harmless; inexpensive;
make a delightful effervescent llthla
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kidney
clean, thus avoiding serious complica
tion. A well-known local druggist say h
sells lots of Jad Salts to folk who be
lieve In overcoming kidney troube while
it is only trouble Advertisement.
i Potato Cards Next
Thing in Germany
BERLIN (Via Londcn). March IS.
Potsto card, the txsusnce of which has
been made necessary by the shortage due,
It Is asserted, to speculators holding out
for higher prices, will take their place
along-side the brcsd aod butter cards in
Herlln on March 20.
The first cards will cover a sixty-day
, period and allow the holders to purchase
eleven EnRlish pounds of potatoes every
twejve days, probably at the uniform
DODGE
rr t-t
11 ti
Hay den9 s Make the Grocery
Prices for the People.
You get quality goods and save from 25 per cent to 50
per cent on the cost of living.
Flour Special Tuesday.
The best high grade Diamond H.
Flour, made from No. 1 (.elected
wheat every aack guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or your
money refunded in full. Tuesday,
per 48-lb. sack $1.33
16 lbs. best pure Granulated Sugar,
for $i.oo
10 bars Beat 'Km All, Diutuond O or
Laundry Queen Soap, for B5o
7 lbs. best Hulk Luumlry Starch.. 85c
4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser 85o
8 cans Lu tu Scouring Soap 86o
10 bars Pearl White Laundry Soap,
.for 330
7 bars Haskin Bros. Klectrlc Spark
Soap for 85o
Advo Jell for dessert, pkg 7Wo
Skinner's Macaroni, Vermicelli or
Spaghetti, per pkg 7V40
Large bottle Worcester Sauce, pure
Tomato Catsup, Pickles, assorted
kinds. Prepared Mustard or Horse
Radish, per bottle 8Ho
4 cans fsncy Wax, String or Green
Reans for S80
4 cans Oolden Pumpkin, Hominy or
Sauer Kraut for 88 o
3 cans Baked Minim , 85o
4 large cans Condensed Milk 88o
small cans Condensed Milk. . ; . . .880
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 5o
Macliren's Peanut Butter, lh.,18Ho
Hershey'a Rreakfnst Cocoa, lb....30o
The Best Tea Slftlngs. lb 18Vio
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb. ..80o
The Beat Strictly lTesh Eggs, noth
ing iiner at any price, aos aoo
-It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays-
NEW LOAMS
GERMAN GOVERNMENT i BONDS ( Fourth War Issue)
NOT CALLABLE BEFORE 1124
AND 412 TREASURY NOTES
Redeemable by drawings in ten ncrles, from July 1023 to 1933
Both Issues Tax Exmpt In Germany
Interest on both issues payable January and July.
We offer these new Issues subject to change in price:
Hark 1,000 cf the 5 Bonds . . $187,501
Mark 1,000 of the 4V2 Treasury Rotes $1 80.00J to
Since the outbreak of the European War, foreign bonds have become
increasingly attractive to the American Investor, and we recommend tho
above mentioned Issues feeling confident that they will rank with tho
highest grades of foreign government bonds. Very attractive features are
the high credit enjoyed by the issuing government, the present low rate of
exchange as a basis for purchase, the high Interest yield with rates for ex
change at- normal, and the substantial profit which will surely accrue to
holders through the readjustment of exchange after the war.
ZiixiEnnnnn a forsmay,
Members of the Xew York Stock Exchange,
9 and 11 Wall Street. . NEW YORK.
. I.IUIIS.MSI
! lot
D kkJammmmummmir- - - -
E V t :s Atw m J . yr T f W.mr.r
Brownell Hall Downtown Studio
. 518 McCanue DuildinK, 15th and LkxlKe Sta., Omaha, Nebraska,
Piano Emily Weeks Deomgoole, Sophie Nostitg-Nalmska.
Violin Luella Anderson.
Pupils may enter at any time. Telephone. Red 4498.
For terms, address, Brownell Hall. Omaha.
Does one of these three rooms meet
your requirements for an office?
The fact that these rooms are all we have to offer in
110 way indicates that they are not among the choice
rooms of the builtling. If they meet your require
ments, they are better for your purpose than any room
in tho building.
If they do not, let us know what you need and we will '
notify you as soon as we have a vacancy.
THE BEE BUILDING
"The building that is always new"
Room 222 Choice office suite, north light, very de
sirable for two doctors or dentists;
waiting room and two private offices;
D&U square teei
Room 628 North exposure;
or draftsman;
of 3 rooms; 317
Room 105 At the nead of tn eta1", on the floor
opposite The Bee business office. Sire
170 square feet. Would be specially use
ful for a real estate firm S30 00
Apply to Building Superintendent, Room-103.
price of 65 pfennigs.
Owing to the recent shortage In bread.
the military authorities today forbade the
production of all cakes between March 1:1
and March 19, Inclusive, made of white
or potato flour and their sale between
March 15 and 1!. This step was taken on
the complaint of many bakers that other
bakers who sre not short of flour were
using It for cakes rather than for bread.
The shortage Is due to unequal distribu
tion, which Is expected to be remedied
within a week.
It takes but a mlmtte of time to save
dollars when you read The Bee Want Ad
columns.
rTn
ONI
POUQLAS.STREETS
The Best Creamery Butter, lb....36o
Good Dairy Butter, lb :80
1-lb. carton best Table Butterlne,
equal to creamery butter, lb.... 030
Good Table Butterlne. lb ISO
Full Cream, N. Y. White, Wisconsin
Cream, Young America or Full
Cream Brick Cheese, lb. ....... .240
Black Twig- Apple Bala Tuesday.
The Black Twig Is Die finest apple
grown. For eating and cooking la has
no equal.
These apples sre grown in Colorado
and packed in bushel boxes and re
shipped to us to sell for the grower.
Tuesday, bushel box $1.95
THE VEGETABLE IUBIIT Or
OMAHA rOC THE rEOLE.
Direct from the grawer to the con
sumer. Am we advertise so w sell.
16 lbs. best Ohio Potatoes 300
Fresh Spinach, peck 60e
3 large bunches fresh Radishes, Tur
nips, Carrots or Shallots 100
California Cauliflower, lb 7Ho
3 Hnrge Soup Bunches .. ; 100
Fancy Cucumbers, each ISO
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 100
Fancy Head Lettuce, head.. So, THo
3 hothouse Leaf Lettuce 10o
Wisconsin Cabbage, lb lV4o
Old Ifeets, Carrots, Turnips or Par
snips, per lh So
Fancy Kgg Plant, each , ...13'o
Horseradish Root. lb....i. 8V4
Freeh Parsley. 3 bunch: .100
Ffcmcy Ripe Strawberries, qt. boxes,
per box 3So
Fancy Mushrooms, box BOo
Less
Interest
July 1st
dt7
j
oaaP
845.00
suitable for architect
ran be made into suite
square feet
823.00
'if
