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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAttCII 16, I'llf..
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE1
IWer Grades of Wheat Sell Un
changed, but Winter Variety
Advances Cent and Half.
CORN QUOTATIONS FLUCTUATE
OMAHA. Mrrh 15, 191.
I'ash grains were generslly higher to
day, and there whs n active cash demand
for everything on the Hat.
Wheat recelpta rr very light and
the demand would have taken rare oi
larger of I Tina . Tha poorer grades of
ht aold at practically unchanged
prleea, but tha better grades of hard
winter wheat were quoted Ife cent higher.
Tha hulk of tha. corn aold from un
changed n t rente higher, although a, few
mm of thla cereal were aold at 1 cant
lower.
The drmand for oata was moderate,
hut tha recelpta war very light and the
market ruled from unchanged to a. half
cent higher.
Kye and barley wera quoted at pracllo
ally umhanged prices.
Oearencca were: Wheat and flour,
equal L14R,IV buahela; corn, 10.U00 bush
els: mm, Ul.AiO buahela.
Liverpool cloae: Wheat, unchanged te
3d lower; corn. Id lower.
Primary wheat receipts were gl7.0no
buahela and ithlpmenta 1. . buahela,
agatnet receipt of l2.0no buahela and
ahlpmenta of 72J.OK) buahela laat year.
iTtrrmry com recelpta were 120,000 buah
ela and ahlpmenta 51,1,010 buahela, agalnat
iwpiptu of W..nii bunhela and ahlpmenta
of snon buahela laat year.
Prtmarv oala recelpta were (SlR.OnO buah
ela and ahlpmenta WM.onn buahela, agalnat
rece'rte of !74,f) buahela and shipment
Of 8M.0M0 buahela laat ver.
CAKLOT KEOKIPTS.
Wheat, Com. Oata.
Chlcsgo
Mtnena polls . .
I'luth
Omaha
Kensaa t'lty.
M. liula
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The aalea were reported today:
Wheat No. I hard winter: I car, ll.nj;
J cars, 1H; I cara, l ni ; rara, !'.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, II 00; I rare, ;
cara, :c; 1 car, 7c; 1 tar, Mo; 1 car
tllghtl. v No. i mixed; i car. ll.Or.
.'n, mixed: 1 car. Sc.
P.arlcy Na. 4: 1 car. Me.
"rn No. I white: 4 cara. e. No. 4
white: 1 car, n.'c; 1 car, Wc; 1 cara,
. No. I white: 1 car. H4c. No. white:
1 nr, lie. No, S yellow: 1 i ar, Mc. No, 4
yellow: 1 car, SSc; 4 cara, Ho, No. b yel
low: I cara, Mc: I cara o. No. yel
low: 1 car, -V; i car, 2Hc: 1 cara, V; 1
car, Mc. Fample yellow: 1 rar. Wc; 1
car. 67c. No. I mixed: 1 car S7c: 3
rara, 7e. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, die; cara,
tf.'K; t cara. fiRc. No. I mixed: 1 car (14
per cent), toe- I cara, c; I cars, .'c; 1
car, !c. No. mixed: I cara, c: I cara,
4 cara, 67c. Sample mixed: 1 car
(wheat tnlxedX, S4Vic; l car. "c; 1 car,
MV; X cara. Mc; 1 oar, the: I care, Mc; 1
car. Mc: 1 car, 1 car, Sto.
(ate No. 1 white; 1 car. 44t4e. No. S
white: 1 car, .". No. 4 white: 1 rar, 4.'o;
1 cara. 41". Sample white: 1 car. 3o: 1
ear XTf 1 cr .Uric! 1 car. 21c.
lmha Caah I'rlcee Whent: No. I hard.
Il.itffil B: No. I hard, sUVjS'fitl.M: No. 4
hunt. h.x-i41 on: No. 1 (nrinc. tl.0Vul.U
No. t aprlng, No. t durum. K
tiVr; No. f durum. '.rrc. Com: No. I
white, CSfKw: No. 4 white, ftVirtbVtc; No.
h white. tKi'vfll1.-: No. white. D7fif-:
No. t yellow, ft'.SiVc: No. 4 yellow, Ml'i
tutor: No. S vr ow. J."ui': No. yenow
iWu: No. 1 mixed, (KiViti'Mc: No. 4
mixed, MMiAV; No. 5 mixed. "(i4ac: No.
mixed, i-Wi'". aample. 0te:
No. I white. 44"i-t4l4c: atandard, .V4.ic:
No. i hlte, 4?Vu1p: No. 4 hlta. 4l'r
4'c. Darlcy; Malting. Mn4c; No. I feed.
ivv. Hye: No. 2. M'htfic; No. S, .vn"v.
Chicago cloalfg iwlcea, funlahed The
Bm hv Ioitan A Hrvan, atock and grain
brokera, 911 Kuth. Klxteenth St.. Omaha:
Ardi-le! TTpfn. lliBh.l l.o .1 floae.l Yc
M..ati 1 T I I
Hay. 1 1 10S 1 07H 1 I 08
1 07V4!
.Tuly.il V4l 1 -WW
1 KV
1
1 !)
I 07
1 04
Scpt.l 1 1 M I
Corn. I I 1
1 01
I
May. TKXW'JTTH!5"!
7'; 77TPil 7fi-i
July.l77f:77
ept.! T7
0lB. 1
7-,i 77SI 77
77 I 7TSI "7
.44,' ivJ MH
4:h:444C.I . tJ'i
22 75 'lt 7Vb t K
ata I i2 7i 22 60
I
10 87',i' ' n
I 11 00 I
11 12V 11 22V 11 2-"
V
I
Mav.4Hr' 4r.i
Juiy.l4SVUV! 44V
Pork. ! I
May. '23 65-71 VI TO
July. I 22 60 22 7TS
Lard. I 1
May.! 10 K I II TO
luly.' !l
mi... i
I H C'
I
May.l 12 12V " lf
12 fc'1,1 1J 10
12 ;."' 12 ao
12 17'4
12 7U,
Inly. U !t;.-TJ 13 H.i
t HICAI.O CRAI ARD PHOVIaIOS
rea tares of Ike Tradlan aad Cloalasj
Prices an Boer of Trade.
CHICAGO March 15.-8.-r oua crop dam
age reports from tha aoft winter slates
gar decided strength today to the wheat
market here. The outcome waa a stea l v
close, lr to lV'd'aC net hlxhr, w th.
Mav at $1 lo"4fil h), and July at $'V.
Corn Rained 'V'(Ve and onta c to 'lc.
I'roviHdUia fiumhrd unchattgfd to 7'jC
lower.
MtxKc.url and llllnola In nattli'iilar
floo.lrd the vi heat trade with dlrpitcnea
tvliiiix of winter klilf-d crops.. Accord Ins;
to wnaa reporta the deal rdctlxn amountca
to bji much aa ?0 to l per cent. Numer
iia cane were mentioned where wh il
fir Ida bad been ao Inlured that tha ground
wouM be plowed up and replanted wili
win and oata, luotrad of wheat. Advcrae
weather that pointed te a decreaaed acre
age In OuuaUa tended alao to handles?
the bears.
Miaip breaks In quotatlona from liver-
pool led to a aetback at the oulaet In
Ce wheat market here.
and tOanolhr
decline about an hour later. In each
i(w, however, tha etfecl failed to la a I.
ilihuuch It waa aald llriilah millers Wera
reaeiling at Liverpool. Only 2u0,0u buh
ela waa announced aa having been d!a
pacd of on thla irt'le of the Atlantic tod.iy
for ahlpment to KuroIe. On the other
l and primary recejpta for the day were
iH-arly double thoM of a year ago.
Corn rose on account of tha strength
In wheat a.rd as a result of the scanti
ness of arilvala here. The fact that de-ixaj-.d
for etitinenle from here waa glow
proved aomeililng of an of fact. In itMs
the dominating Influence was tha prospect
of a tog reduction eoon In Chicago etocxa.
liealdc. there appeared to be a dlapoa1
tlou to reirard t aa too low priced
compared with other grain
1 ruvm gave aav with hnaa. It wa
raid, too. that recent advkea had
ciiei ked the caah demand.
t'tiN-ago Caah Prleea Vv heat: No. I red
and No. 1 red. nominal: No. a hard. $l.li-;
No. 1 hard, $l.0cil uaH- Corn: No I vel
low. nominal; No. 4 yellow, TKi'Tic; No.
4 white. ?',i71Hc. Oata: No. t white, 4;wq
4c; alandnrd. 4.n-Sc. Kye: No. 1, fc.c.
Hr!ey: tjT.c. certa; Timothy, 14 6ul
7 ; clover, llO.OMi 11.76, Provlalona: Pork,
.!S: lnr1, y.7i; rilw. $!1 (K".t It 10
HI"TTr:H Urm; creamry. JuSitrv.
IliKher; recelpta, 12 2.7 raaea;
fltate, l'--iJi: ordinary flrata, lUc; at
llak. cha.-h Included. l:itlSe.
!( iTATol'3 l-ower; receipts, 17 cam;
Michigan. Wlaconaln, Vlnnemita and la
kuta white. Mlnneaola and l
koift i.hlna. 6.iik'.
P( iI I.THT-Alive, higher; fowls. nc;
M:W YORK GrACRtL MARKET
tetateae af tke Iar Yerlaaa
raaaaaadlttea.
NKW YORK. March IS -Fl-OVn-Vn-eul.c5:
aprlng palenia, i. 7!u 6-10.
WHEAT- 'pot strong; No. 1 durum.
11 s-Kf. No. 2 hard. l No. 1 northern
liulJIh 1 74 '. and Nu. 1 northern. Mani
tolia. t.4 :v f. o. b. New York. Kuturea
firmer: Mav, fl.UV
( 1 KN Mwt firm: No. t yellow, k."1il
t:.. c. I f New York.
(AT Hiwt firm; e'erdrd, 61c.
HAY Finn; No. I. II 1 K 1 40; No. t 11.25
41 No. S. 11 .(4a I U6; slu 'ptng. IS4i'c.
l( il'S-- St. H'1 v ; a'Hle v mnou to choice,
Vn". If. J '; l"H. &u; Pacific coast, lsli,
1 .'nl :".; l'.fJ4 Mil'.
HH'KS Finn; Bogota, 'JjC4c; Central
Aiix-ri. a HX:
!a-A l llhlt-KUm; hemlock firsts, Uti
5lc: n-con.l. SJiiii-U-.
I-K'M ISI'iNii Pork, steady: meaa, trifle
' .1 : 1h i.uly. I 2 iioii 4 Ei; abort cirar,
4 - 'y'i.YuU. lleef. nl.Bilv'; nieaa 117.0)M
li" i: family, lid Ti m A. Ird, weak;
l.n.ldle we.:, tll.uuyill 10. Tailow. firm;
cny. co inlry, 8vnec; alwclal, V'.
hl'TI .K Firmer: receipt, fc.ai ui;
rr'amt-r)' extrnn. aJAc; firata, Xajbc;
0-ililA, I 'i-.j -il-C.
..;.-! n 1. 1 : receipts. I. "67 caaea:
frt-1. Katl.c-rrd rkirm, KS'yilc; rilra
f im. I ; fliats, i i. :.c, ecviioa, tlWit
l.Vc
t il KFsr, Finn; recelpta. (i4 hoxee;
etnie w iHite niiik, flat, held, colored aie
ui !m; i"J.c: while, li-: htte and ctil-
.tir;n faito. IiVjjITW. lata. uir
rent make specials, 17 He; average run,
1T
POl'LTRT Dressed, firm; chickens,
eoarae. stagey, lSuWn; fnwle, 14Vrl1V;
turkeva, Iyc; alive, firm; prices not
aettled.
OMAHA JRKHAI. MARKET.
Wkalrul Prleea far Pretae
f karaed hr Oaaaaia Dewlera.
BUTTER No. 1 creamery, m cartons,
94c; No. f, SJCuile; In tubs, Mc.
POi:t.TriY )lens, lc; rooaters, V;
young roostera. ll'S'ltr: diuki, lt'c;
geeae, 1IV; turkeya KtilHo per poun(f.
Clt FKSK Imported fwlaa, 44o; domea
tlc, 4c; block. JV; twlna, lWc: dalalea,
liV; trlpleta, 1V; young America, 21e;
blue label brick, UV; llmhurger, 22c; Im
pot.i rnrrh Hoauerort, fV.
OYBTFRS Oheaeae, per gat: Stand
arda, $1.2; aelecta, l.6. Northern, per
gal.: Htandarda, 11.46; aelecta, ll.0;
cotinta, k; Blue PolnU. tl.26 per 100.
J"IfU Weah nee II. -a.fftah. ITc: hal-
hut. ltc; aalraon, 17Sc; red anapper, 14c;
piki'x naaa, lwrskcj crupptea, wiriiic;
floundera. I2e. Kroscn. per lb.: Halibut,
lie; herring. 4jc; trout. lSc; white,
10c; salmon. KVdnSc: nlckerel. 7ic: pike.
6!0c, pmoked. per lb,; Whie. 14c. kip
pered, per lb.: Halmon, IJc; Finnan bad
dies, lie; roe shad, fue each; shad roe.
40c per pair. '
BEEP" CUTS-Nn. 1 rlba. lSe; No. t
n, lc; No. I rlha, 14Sc: No. 1 lolna,
rSec; No. t lolna. Ilc; No. I lolna,
No. 1 churka, lc; No. I ehucka, 104ic;
No. I chucka, l(c; No. 1 rounda, 14'c;
No. I rounda. Hie: No. I rounda, 14o;
No. 1 platea, gic; No. I plates, t4o; No.
t rlatea, sc.
Fruit and vegetable prices fumlahed by
Olllrmky 4V Co.:
FHl'ITH Orangea: "unklat, 4a, ia,
$3 25 box; Sunktat. Virm, t box; Vfm,
'."Jin. 2114s, 1:1 M box; Ma, yPm, 2.75 box; lM)a.
e.1.25 box- Zona, 2!Ra. 2Vm, tn.'S box. Iemona:
(iol.len ltowl, jmm. . $r.oo box: Bllver
Cord, U box. Orapefrult: aaa, i 7i boa;
Ma. box; Ufa, f 2 75 box : 4a, X box;
Ma, flW box; INia, lJ)ia. i.'i0 hx Orapoa,
tMMfit(aj keg. Hananaa: Medium else
bunrhea, $l.ffr1.'6 b;inch; medium alxe
Jumuoa, tHWin bunch: regular alae
Jumboa, f I Hi7 7S bunrh; extra large
Jumlma, M'.r:U'. bunch; Mammoth
Jumboa tJ6('ilu bunch.
.MIHCKUKaNKH'K Honey: Comb, S.7l
crate; Alrlne, 24-4 ox., 1 HU caae. Kaiea,
flga: l)rum dates, ti.'i box; fard datea,
li. lb.; atuffed datea, 11.7a box: new flga,
12 10 alae, KOc box. Popcorn: No. I, rice.
4U.c lb.; 4-l )h., parkauea, V!.M caae, Pea
nuta, nuta: IVanuta, So. 1, raw, Vys lt. ;
roaat, Ka lb.; Jumbo, raw, k4c lb.; Jumbo,
roaated. It-; Ktlleria. IJo lb.: pecane.
l.'i'ic lb.; pecan. Jumbo, ITlfcc lb.: mixed
nuta, IV- l. Cranbnrrlea, $12.00 bbl. Cider,
Mr. v-"
APPI'ES. Ben PavU, Dechtel g. In bar
rel., ri.'U ifl.: Hen lavla, other varieties,
In barrela, 11.6V bbl.; Ulack Hen Uavla,
61 evt box: lien Iavla, Idaho, fl.nO box;
Home lleauty. Ma and larger, 11.76 lox;
Home. Heanty, 12fa and smaller, II. 60 txx;
W. W. Pearmalnea, Colorado, 11.75 box;
extra fancy Wine Haiia, i box; Iowa
Htate ttreenlnga, XM box; Arkansas
Klacka, I! M box.
I'KLKHY-Florida, per crate. 1260; Cali
fornia, per doa., mammoth, Boc; medium,
tuc: amall, 4jc
K1)8 I Sc.
VK41KTABLFH Onions: Bed yellow. 6c
lb ; Hianlah, 62.26 crate. Khuharb, tii
Ikii, Cauliflower, $. crate, lottuce, 6100
dosen. Hruaael aprnuta, lb. CBblaKe,
la lb. Peptiers, 60c banket. Old beets,
rarrota, turnips, pnranipa, rutabagas,
2c lb.; new beeta, carrots, turnlpa, pareiey,
lit doxen. Celery: t'allrornla, ino duaen;
Florida, doren crate, 12.76; Ilorlda, elx
doxen crate, t'i tO crate. Onion aeta: Yel
low, 2 6( huahel; red, 6.1 Op buahel;
white, ta.60 buehel. I'ntatoea: Montana,
$1.10 huahel; Colorado Wnlte, 61.10 buahel;
Ited Klver Ohloa, $1.40 buahel. Bweet po-tatoea-
Delaware. $1 76 hamper; Califor
nia, $1.76 crate.
Mlaaeapolle firala Market.
MINNEAPOIJfl, March 16. WHEAT
May, $1.1111; July. $1 US. Cnaii: No. 1
hard. $I.KS: No. I northern. $l.U'l.)4t(;
N, northern, $l.w"it4il.llv
FliOrit-t.'nchanged.
WAKLKY 4Cu4l)C. .
HYti-llTVSc.
HKAN m.2wll.7S.
Ci Ht N No. 3 yellow, 7Wc.
tiAlH No. t white. 4Itj4i'ic.
KlAXSKKD i2',,aa.S. '
Kaaaas City Urals aad Prarlataaa.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. March 16
WHKAT-Caah. No. 2 hard. ll.Oufid.lt;
No. t red, $1.01.10; May, $1.KS; July,
$1.024i 1.02S.
COKN-No. i mixed BHo; No. 2
while, Too; No. I yellow, TlSc; May,
71Hii"!,4ic; July, JIm,
OATH-No. 2 white, 2M4Bc; No.
mixed, 40(42e. -
t. I.ele Grata Market.
T. IfriS, March 15. WH EAT No. 6
red. ll.17jil.l7H: No. 1 hard, nominal,
Mav. tl.O.'i: J"'?. $l"'i.
COKN-No. 2. 7tWc; No. 1 white. Hc;
iUy. TilHo; July, 7t;Sf70Hc.
OAT-No. 2. 43H44:; No. I white,
nominal.
' l.lverpeol Ural Market.
, L1VKRPOOU 'March 15. WHBAT
Hpot. No. i hard winter, gulf, lJa Hd:
No. 2 red weatern winter. Ua Id; No. 1
durum, 13 KhI.
. ColtN (pot. American mixed, new 10s
lOHd.
t effee Market.
Ni;V.' YORK. . March 13. COFFKK
Rather heavy aclling attributed to trade
Interests cauaed Some Irregularity la the
market for col fee future here during
tudava'. early trading, but raiiiea followed
on repot ta ut continued flminnaa in
Hiaxil and a acatterlug demand which
aeemed lo come partly-from Wall at reel
aourcea. After opening I to 2 points hltiher
and selling up anotiter point or o right
arter ttie can, prices enaeo orr with May
declining to !.17c July lo 1.240 and He p
teinlrar to 1.30c, 4ffeiliiaa were well lakan, .
however, and the demand beoame more
active later In the day, with May selling
u to H.U'C, July to K.Jlo and Septeiplwr
.. a T. I ...a aa t tn i nnlnl, ..
I i.i.i.er.' Hle lncludln exchanaea.
amounted to 01,760 taga; March, l.Uo;
April, g.iec; May. I.tfie: Juna. 110c; July,
l.llc; Auguat. So; Heptetnber, $.S3c; (Jo
toher, 1.44-: November, s.46c; December,
.4c: January, 1.5ic; February, t.67o. Hixit.
lenay, Klu i. --e, ttantua ta. lv-u;
aalea of Rlu 7 were reported In tha coat
and freluht market at t.lba on the baala
of Knglian cre.iiu late yesterday. To
day's offMs were about unchanged. The
official cablea reported a decline of 1-S2d
In the rate ot Hl exchange on I-oudon,
with the iUo market 75 rets higher and
Hantoa unchanaed, Hantoa reported a
clearance -of uw.ialO bags for .New York.
C'attott Market.
NEW YORK, March lB-OOTTON-Bpol,
ateady; middling uplands, 11.V60.
boU-a, I .a lea.
The cotton market cloaed steady, but
laat prices showed a net losg of 1 to 11
point for the day.
Futures opened ateadv: March, ll?;
July. 12 21c; October, l?.:6o; Leoemlier(
12.4c; January. l.'.52c. .
Futures cloaed barely ateadv; May,
ll.KOc: July, ll.ouc; October, 12.21c; Ue
cemter. 12 iv-; January, 12.4c.
I.1VKRPIKH March 15. COTTON
flp.it. uuchanaed: good middling. . I.ld;
muMllnif. 7 laxl, low middling, T.joJ. Bales,
lO.iul bales.
BTvaauorated Applee aad Dried Kralti
NKW YORK, March It. KVAPOR
ATKI APPLKA Uuiet: fancy. 7ii'M:
ihniea VS", prime, 4',t;.c.
1RIK.I i-'ltl ITel l'runea. unaettled:
1 alliornta, 4-iUV.c: tregon. ('ii"c.
Apricots, dull; choice, lli 10c; extra
choice, PrlONc: fancy, lll4j!2c.
Peachea. dull, choice, tc: extra chohw.
6Hc; fancy. Wc. Ralalna, 4ulet; looae
muaeatela, m7c; chole to fancy, seeded,
7w'.'Vc.; aeedieaa, IKi-u UJHc.
Metal Market.
NF.W YORK, March 1J.-MKTAL8
Iead, 17. ti bid. Spelter, not quoted, t'op
per, steady'; electrolytic, nearby. 128.0w
Ix id; June and later, t..Ukn'JI.&u, Iron.
firm and unchanged. Tiu, qolel, spot of
fered at j(W.
At London: Bitot copper. flOS 10a; fu
tures, -i; elec.trolvllc, AM SB Spot tin.
am 10a; futurea. a 111. Lead, 4-Ji. Bpelter,
4. '.11.
Oil aad Heala.
K4VANNAH. lla.. March U. Tl'Il
PKNT1.NF Firm. 6ic; aalea, M bbla.;
recelpta, 41 btila.; slupmenta, 47 bbla.;
atock. A4 bhla.
HU8IJ47 Market Hteady; aalea, m bbla.;
recelpta. a 4 hhla.; ahlpmenta. t,lll bbla.;
atock, M.4M bbla. Wuotallona: A. H, C,
l. E. F, U. II. I. eXiki: K, M. U40; N.
46; WO. ti.; WW, li.7i.
Dry Oawda Market.
NEW TORK. March 1B.-DRT OOOD8
Print clolha and sheetings were today In
5ood demand at ailglitiy higher prleea.
o liber a vre actlvv. Worated and cot ion
yarn markets were firm. Laca were in
guod deinund for trimming purpiMtea.
Baak fleanrtaaa.
OMAHA. March lS.-H.nk clearings for
Omaha UKiar were M.4.i! IV. and for
Uie i.urcsiauiiug day last year ilkU.UM7.
OMAHA. UKJIOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeceipti Reary and Tmde ii
Slow at Lower Pricei Sheep
Steadj to Stronger.
HOGS SUITES ANOTHER DROP
OMAHA, Marrh 16. 1M.
Hecelnta were Cattle. Hoga. Bheep
Ofriclal Monday !.70 . ,"0
Official Tueeday 6. H
l.w
F.atlmate Wednesday.. 7.JO
tvo
Three days this wk.4.a 41. W 1 475
fame daye last week.. 24 11 W.l7 2.
fame daya t w'ks eo.2o.Ms. 42.014 2.4
Came days 6 w'ka ago r.rx 4MW 2 4
Rame days 4 w'ks sgo.lii.147 4.4 6I.
Same days last year.. 22. 414 U.441 4.M
The following tahie hnwa tha receipts
of rattle. boa an,i Rhep at the Omaha
live stock market for the vear to date
as compared with last year:
1!4. 11. Inc l)ec.
r'' 100.141 20S.O17 7.1?4
"oga SfAXUI 4 217.2j3
Sheep .... 490') 6W.M1 ,l
The following table shows the average
prices of hoaa at the Omaha Live Btock
market for the lat few days, with com
pnrlaona: I ate
I IKI4. IIHl6.il4.IKl. :ll2.iiHU.ill10.
VciT
1.1 c.i e Ml I I Wl I 1h' f 47
f I 5-'i !!' I XI M I M
"V. 42 4 I 71, t 50
4-1 g 411 f" Ki l-'l I"
1 1 I 4W' 671 I I 17 1 ST M
7.1 ! i;'4kli IM ttt
Men,
Men
Meh
Mch
'rh.
Mch. i.l 1
Mch. lit
V. b. 10.) I
5HJ M a I 1 ! 4 Ml 4 711 T4
HHI 7j S r. I 4 ) K
.-!! ( all i 14' I J2 I 4 7ill ti
.-C(l
II. I -mi ail KMX 'i 4 4 iw 10 it
Mch.
11
I M 1 1 45! 6 4 110 17
l:H 72 6"l .V.I 6X1
t I J I 66 II 671 4..1 4 1 W II
27 ( I 67, 6 4 H0 42
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12.
14.
IV
aynuaf
Becelpts and dlanoaltlnn of lire Block
at the 1'nlon atocK yards. Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 1 o'clock p.
m., yesterday:
KI-X.EI PT8-OA RUM DB.
Cattle. Hon Hneen M'r'a.
.. m. at ni. r a
1 - ..
71 16
1 1
44 6
4
f.
t
2.V)
Watmah
Mlaaourl Paclflo ... 1
I nion Par-ifio 71
C. N. W.. eaat.. I
C A N. . W., weal 71
C, Bt. P., M. O.. 12
C. H. O.. east.. 21
C, II. A U., writ., oi
C , IC I. A P . eaat 6
Illinois Central
Chicago Ut. West. 4
Total receipts ....27
U1SID81TION HKAD.
Cattle llogx. Bheep.
;2" 2.i. 41 J
Morris A Co
rlwlft A Co
1
.t.4;9i
3.(1
l.74
1,121
1.410
2.443
Cudahy Packing Co
.1.413
.1.2M
Armour at Co ,
Hchwarta aV Co
1.W.7
M
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Pack. Co
. t). Pack. Co
W. B. Vanaat Co
Henton, Vanaant 4k L.. .
r. H. Lwl
Muaton A Co
J. M. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
I.. K. lluas
Hoaenatock Hroa
F. l. Kellogg ,
Werthelmer I tegen..
If. F. Hamilton
Hulllvan Hrea
Itothachlld A Kreba....
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Chrlatle
Hlgglna
Huffman
Meyera
(llaeaherg
Maker, Jonea & 8.......
Hanncr Kroa ,,
John Harvey
tennls A Francis.......
Kline
,lenen I.ungren..". ...
Other buyer
7
20
11
4
44
41
17
'W
4
1KB
J4
i
171
44
20
K4
11
. 4
;u
is
2--
64
vn
21
4J
1.120
. Totals ...7.383 17..V1 7.410
CATTLE Receipts were liberal this
moriiLng. 2H1 rara lielng repotted at this
point. Other marketa were alao wed aui
plled. so thst prices hsd a downward
tendency everywhere. The market here
waa very alow In opening, buyers an
nouncing right from the outset that they
would take off at leaat loo. Hellers aa a
matter of coura made a hard light
awalnat this, which helped to render Uie
trade alow, ....
In the end cattle aold largely 10e lower,
or around 2:,aV lower than last week.
It was later than usual before a clearance
kin effected: In fact, It was nearly mid
day before enough bualneas hsd been
transacted to call it a market.
Quotations 00 cattle; Hood to choice
beeves. W.ifav.J): fair to good brevea.
$K 6ajW.OO; common ta fair beeves, $7.60"ii
l.M; good to choice' heifer. $7.2V(iH.2u;
g'Kid to choice cows, tI'7!1V7.75; fair to
yocd . oowa, MXv).!: common to fair
cowa, $4 6uii".Jfi; good to cholue feeders,
tS."Ut.iUi fair Id good feeder. f7.3xii7.6:
common lo fair feedera, ti.Ooit7.30; good
to choice stoekers. I7.7u4j..tf : stick (loit
ers. $i.7; 7.75: slock cows, .00j'7.l.'5;
tok calves, $7.00(V1.W; vai calvet. tJ UWrf
10 oil; bulla, ataga, etc.. $6 5eri.2j.
, iteprvarntatlve . salea:
STF.KRS A.ND IIEir Klio.
No.
14...
14...,
17...
I...
...
U...
...
at. rr. io.
.... 44J 17 at 14
.... W4 4 kl . 14. ........
..... U Id ...'
HliKF PlISKRrf.
64 -4 a , I., ......
A. Pr.
.. 7 -I
. . P I
. .1040 Hi
. . S 17 75 .
.IX 4 10.
.. 'o I i
. Ilf I 44
..llbl Iki
..I I M
..1M4 IW
..70S T en
..444 1W
.f.t.
H. lo ,1 .........
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I. 14.
4
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6...
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I...
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1...
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I4, 4 II I
1 IB, II
iu 1 4e
. . CALVK8.
Ml IK.. 14
......' 44 T ti 17
tad I
T a
I 44
101
STOCK KR8 AND. FKEDER8
4
I
1
I
.1 1
4.
IX IH
, r.17 7 44
4 I IS
.111)
4ttl I
4.,.,
at T 74 .
it t J
II t 14 '
14.
21...
HOG8The largest run of hogs seen
her m days was on band thla morning
when 260 curs, or J4. head, were re
ported In. For the flrat half of the week
1 1 1 . . - n ,2 ......4 I. .. I ..
6,000 largwr than a week ago, but smaller
mm a. uu v amoujiu to ai.-ia iirau. uri.iti
then two weeks ago by t.ouO head and a
falling off of 17.000 bead aa compared
alth the same days laat year.
Hhlppers bought lonw of the mixed and
butcher weight hogs on early rounds at
prices that were not ever a nickel lower,
t,ulwIhT tr"V rinh,n.a of packera
enabled them to get all the hogs they
wanted later at a 10c ciecitne. ana tney
made moat of their pure ha nee on that
baala They bought a good share of their
hoga at IS.Sb4il.40. -Atki a paid a top of
t 45. '
The packer trade got off lo a slow
start. Early killer ofitrs were aa much
as 1'ic or more lower, and sellers, while
expecting to make aome cunceaatons. were
not In any hurry to caah their holdlnga
at so laige a decline. For sit the early
dullneas. however, tho market opened out
In fair seeaon, first aalea to packer be
ing mad at a full toe reduction.
The market moved along until nearly
midday with little appreciable change
from early prleea. Before any kind of a
clearance - waa made, however, trade
weakened not only on the llghta, but on
what good hoga were left aa well, and at
the time of closing thla report a number
ef loada were atiil unsold, under blda tnat 1
aellera thought were l&c or more lower.
(leneral market waa a full l"c lower.
Sale, ranged largely at I loufs So, with a
sprinkling as hl.ii as 13.40 and salea 6t
lusUl scattered on down to ..
Itepresentatlve sales:
A.
N.
Av.
..lit
..174
..mt
..til
..Mt
a. rr
40 It 10
... t in
... I ss
... I 14
14 I M
... t at
44 It
1SI
Ill
......so
. 'ill
tr4
kit
lie
in
... It 44
a 111
1J0 IS
M Hi
a 14
x t
... a m
1
7
... I 44
8HKEF The day a arrivals
of sheep
and lamba, while considerably laiger than
Tuesday's light, run. were )uat talr for
the middle of the week. Kecelpta Were
estimated at twenty-aevra ears, or IW)
head, bringing the total for the three
daye up le ll.f o head. Thla la 4.0u0
smaller than a week ago, l.ouO lighter
than two weeks ago and leaa than half
as Isrge as for the same days laat year.
Suppilea ao far this week are the small
est of the year to data.
With another moderate supply of lamba
on hand and advices from moat other
I market a of a fairly encouraging nature,
packers were willing to give almost
steady Prices light from the outaet.
belters were of tue opinion that thla wa
the day to recover at least part of tha
decline regtalered earlier In the weak,
and priced their holdings on a strong
to hla her baala. with the result that tha
forenoon aa well advanced before any
btielneea of conaequence was Iranaacted.
The firat ealre made were eaally steady
with vealorday, and when the bulk of tha
liffcrlnna moved It waa at pncea that
wera.. 1 auytUuuc. .atioiur tn a Imie
higher. A good kind of Mexicans of de.
elm hie weights aold aa high aa IIL. eet
tlng a new high mark for the eeaaon,
while more than one bunch reached $112",
and $!(i"4fll.l caught several huncha
of decent to good lamba. Noon clearance
waa unaatlafartory. however, aome aeven
loud a of lamba, moat of which either
lacked flnlah or carried a little more
weight than packera dealred at the money
being left In the pena at mlddc".
Another moderate supply of 1 i sheep
wae here. Nothing of real choice quality
waa offered, and demand continued a
little alack, the market really offering a
very poor baala for comparison.
Quotatlona on sheep and lami s: Iambi,
goou to choice. $10. Pta II. M; lambe. fair
rood. $10 RVil0.O: l mix fall clipped,
tanry&a.rr.: lamba. freah cllpid. $ mv,f
on; yearllnra. fair to choice, light. $0 25
t?l 0"; yearlinga, fair to choice, henry.
$.f"8.40: welhera, fair t (Jiolce, $7. ,5(
$ W); ewea good to colce, IT.Kf'i.lO; ewea,
fair to good, 17.0rxfr7.fe.
Kepreaentative aalea:
Mtbtr,
No.
242 fed lamb
4X7 fed lambs .'
I"! fed lamtm
C75 fed lamba
6M Mexican lamba
3.T9 fed lambs
W fed ewea
1.VI fed lambs
44.". fed ewea
1'2 fed yearlings and wethers
4M fed ewea
It fed ewea
Ri fed lambs
ISO fed lambs
Av.
. 7
1 m
. 7
. 7
. 71
. 71
. 110
. 71
. Ill
. 12
.100
. r
. 71
. 73
Pr.
11 00
10 M
11 20
11 20
11 10
10 0
7 I
10 w
6 00
tt
T 10
00
10 5
10 K
tlllCAtiO 6.IVF. BTOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak-
-II
as Weak aheep
Flraa.
CHICAOO, March IS C ATT Re
ceipt a. 16.00 head: market weak; native
beef ateera, $7. "'..!; weatern sleera, $7.40
111 5; atoc.kera and feeilers, ti.nfuH.2t:
cowa and heifers, $3.yua..75; calves, $8.25
till. 11.
IMKia-Recelpts, 40,000 head; market
weak at 6c to 10c decline; bulk of ealea,
$S.,'o.; light, $ X.rfiu.85; mixed $4-a
f.DO; heavy, $.40.f6; rough, $.40u.66:
pl(ta, $ KHM9.00.
SKP:P AND I.AMRW Receipts, 15.000
head; market firm; wethera, $8.afi.i;
ewea, $i.(8.; lambs, $.611.60.
t
I. I. oala Live gtock Market.
ST. IiOt'lS, Mo.. March 15. CATTLE
Rerelpia. 3,6(0 head; market ateady; na
tive beef steera, $7.i"i("t(.10; yearling
steers and heifera, $.ouk.50; cowa.
A.n(Vtlg.m: atockera and feeders, $6.60
frt.te; Texas and Indian ateera. f,.2Mi
l.fti; cowa and heifers, $.0iy.o0; native
calves. tl.no10.7C.
HOU3 Recelpta. 11.100 head: market
tower: pln and llghta, t7.nwnd.7a; mixed
and btilchera, $9.6txa.90; good heavy, $ ST..
SltKKP AN1 I.A M BS Recelpta, 2.000
head; market atrong; yearling wethera,
M.OiwIO.iJO; lamba, 6H.0nll.66; ewea, Vi.60
S.2T..
I-
Kaaaaa t lt. Lira stock Market.
KANRA8A CITY Mo., March 16. CAT-Tl-K
Receipts, 6,600 head; market lower:
prime fed ateera, $8.2V&S.10; dreaaed beef
ateera. $.0Ob;9. 16 ; weatern ateera. $7..rvr
9.28; atockera an feeders, M.Cutl41.60; bulls.
$6.VWi7.;0; calves, to.60itrll.0u.
HOUS- Recelpta. 12.000 head; market
lower; bulk of aalea, $!.l.Vn9.60; heavy,
$lt.50i.70: pnekera and butchera. $.36''tfl
1.70; light. $.S0ii9.56; plga, $7.60t,A.75.
fillBKP AND LAMBif-Recelpta. 7,000
head; market atrong; lamba, $10 67h'11.25;
yearllnsa, ln.2Mi10.00; wethers, $7.75'S'8.60;
ewea, $7.2C1.(.
, f ,
Bt. Jeaepk Live block Market.
$7.:iS.60: cows and helfere. $4.6u49.00;
calvea, pi ommo .25,
H ( M H3 Mecei nt a. 1600 headi rnarket
lower; top. $:.; bulk of aalea, $S.3jC(i.(i.
BHKEP AND LAMBS-Recelpta. 4.F-I0
head, market ateady; lamba, 10.6'f!li.lo.
gtock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock from the live prin
cipal western marketa:
cattle, nop, pnrep.
Omaha
Chlcsao
St. Ixiuia
Kansas City..
Sioux City....
7.2.
11,000
1.600
.15,000
. 1.600
. 6.600
.1,600
40,0no
1I.IKI0
12.000
17.000
15.000
2.000
7.0KI
Totals
.13,700 M.dOO 29,00e
Little Bobbie's Pa
Ma'c Nephew Hat a Broken-
Heart.
By WILLIAM r. KIRK.
Mia has got a nefew wlch 1c naimed
Burton f-'liodd. He calm up to the house
llio other nito 4V the first thing Ma set
was Burton, you have been drinking.
Have another, Burton, sod Pa rite
away.
He will do nothing of the kind and
you' will do nothing of the kind, sed Ma.
I toald you last week newer to aa this
poor boy to drink.
All the wurld Is a desert, sed Burton.
All the wurld Is a desert it ' 1 am
thirsty. Oh. Beryl, Beryl:
What Is rong, poor boyT sed Ma.
Heryl has Jilted me, he sed. Hhe la
engaged to a drummer from-8t. Paul.
He Is a vulgar trades person who sells
hear pumps.' Oh. Beryl, Beryl, my hart is
braking!
. Have Just ono, sed Pa. Maybe then
the sun will shine down on 'you moar'
tender. It Is grate stuff. I bought a lot
of It wen the town went dry.
I cannot reefuae, sed Burton. O how
falsa she was A yet how fair, how pass
ing fair! O that the fates had spared ma
Jest the same, changing; the subjeck,
this last crushing blow!
.Cheer up, se) I'a. Tha re la a lot of
fish left In tha oshun. If frend wife here
had Jilted me. Pa sed, thara waa four
I other
gurls that wud have grabbed me
leaver nite.
One of them tiled to kill
heraelf wen I married my darling here,
t p
1 . ' ,
Ha, ha, sed Ma. The vary Idee of a
;gurl ever killing herself beekaug she
, cuddent you eapeshully In them days
I . mis ... .... ... '
when you waa so wild that you, had to
be .drove with a Fpaniah bit. Why, sod
Ma. wen I waa going with you all the
ladlea In the naborhood used to cum
oaver to our house 4V sing The Uypsy's
Warning.
sed Pa. I doant think Burton shud feel
so bad oaver gittlng reelected. Eggs Is
awful high Jest now, at you can't git a
apartment in New Tork that is nice to
live In unless you buy the property In the
first yeer.
Yuhtf man. yung man. sed Pa. beeware
tho dangerous recks & sholls of matri
mony. Paddei your own canoe, my boy.
Y'ou may git loansuin at times, but you
won't fall, oaver into the liver. Paddei
yute own canoe.
, It la good' thlag that the yung men
of this country doant talk auch advice,
sed Ma. Thla wud be a fine naahun It
every man lived a aelflah bachelor life.
What wud beecurn of our grata instltu
shun, the American hoaraT
Tha re Is no danger of yung men talk
ing the advice of us old dogs, sed I'a.
Every time I see a yung man drinking,
sed Pa, I tell him, as soon as I have
swallowed my own drink 4V wiped my
lips, that the rapids la below him. But
what good does It do? No good what
ever, sed Pa. I newer llaaened myself,
sed Pa.
No, sed a. that Is que sure thing. You
newer stopped talking long enuff to lis
ten. Ma sed. Please doant look so sad.
Hurton. sed Ma. It may cum out all r'te
In the end. I am sure that tune wl
heal yure grate greet 4k some day you
yUl meet another llttel gurl that la jest
as sweet 4V morr worthy of you than this
gurl wlch has made the furid aeem. ao
dark for you. Qoodnite, you poor boy.
Uoodnlte, you poor boy, sed I'a. My
hart bleeds for you with the reverse Eng
lish, as we say at Dole's academy.
But after he was gone Pa looked at
Ma aV sed. After all. deer. It la sad to
be guigcl 4k alone la the wurld.
NEW YORK JMCK MARKET
Speculation More Pronounced Fea
ture of the . Day'i r
Section.
TRADHfo" ACTIVE. NARROW
NEW TORK, March 13 peculation
waa a more pronounced feature of to
days market, public Interest except In a
few el ock a. being again negligible. Trad
ing waa active, but lacked the breadth
and extent of yeaterdav's aeanlon. Home
specialise, notably Crucible Bteel. Bald
win I-ocomntlve and American Car were
under restraint, aa were alao such mls
cellaneoua uumicb as the distillers' group
snd a few of the more obscure shares
amonir the rella.
Rethlohem Hteel. which sold minus Its
first quarterly dividend of 7"4i per cent,
registered an extreme loss of 24 at &m
and t'nlted States Steel was under mod
erate but perriatent pressure, though
never yielding more than a fraction.
Reading was the chief euetainlng fea
ture of the Hat. Its rle of 2 to KH on
very heavy trading during the forenoon
being attended by rumors that It was
being bought, for Rockefeller Intereata.
A concurrent rise of 2 oolnta In Weat
ern Maryland gave piaualnility to the
rumor. Reading aecond preferred. I'hlgh
valley. rew lork Central. Canadian Pa
cific, Pt. Paul and eome of the eastern
llnea s'te manifested atrength.
Weetlnnopee and Oeneral Electric led
the recognised munitions Irpuca, aome of
which, however, denoted realiaing. Motors
and allied shares, particularly (loodrlch,
were appreciably higher and metala re
eovereo. from their recent lethargy, with
fulnn of a point or better for Kennlcott,
tan, Cblnn and Inspiration Coper,
while American 7.lne roae 4 to 89.
Hiring the mldaeaalon auch relatively
Inactive stocks as I'nlted Fruit rose from
1 to 1 points. Pugars alao rame forward
at Irregular gains, Cuban American ris
ing 21 Vw to the new high record of 215.
in ine nnai nour. wnen aiannara enares
were reflecting continued profit taking.
Mexican I'etrnieum, Texas company ana
American Bmeltlng rose on extensive
abaorption. Mexican making an extreme
advance of to 110. Ther tone at the
close was Irregular, with a fair sprinkling
of moderate net losses. Total sales
amounted to 912.000 shares.
The bond market waa again backward,
with numerous larre offerings of Anglo
French 6 at M-u'.d'.1. Total salea par
value, amounted to M.lWl.flfiO. Cnited
Hlatea bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales snd leading quotations
on sticks today were:
gate. Hlh. lx. Clo-e.
Alaska Hold
Allla-ChalTnera
American Beet (ufar
American Can
American lK-omotlve ...
American . R
Am. H. R. li
Am. giixar Raflnlngl
American Tel. A Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda CofSjer
Atrhlana
Baldwin lKotnotlve
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem Hteel
Bmoklrn llapld Tr
(lltornla Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Oiitral leather
f'heaapoake A Ohio
ChlcBgo O. W.......
r-hlcaco, u. Ht. P
Chicago at N. W
Cbteago, R. I. A P. Rr..
4'hlno IVpper
Colorado KimI A Iran
rriKlMe e(eel
rener A R. O. pf4
Dtxttllera' 4-ecurltlea ....
Brla
4,ftfl 1114 Sii 'V
l.aoo ', 92H 12
11.1100 7H Tl4 7?t
9, 2ofl HI", tt
M.(V 2Vi i' IH
1,4 10H Wi lotVi
Ill
1.70jO no Mitts ins4
i.io i-'w 1214
n ia i7V4j im
NK U TH -
1 M1 1414 10T, 10.1
U.a 1104 lit
1,3. xii4 at lt"4
too I W ,617 1171,
I-.
4. ni liH !'V4 ir,
UK) P4i' IKXUj
J.0) Ml K44 644
4,400 U4 (it'4 42'
filUt 1li Vt'4 134,
4.2on 4S I"
HO 1J7 lUj 127
5. nnn i' i:i i
4.lm MS 65 U'i
3. e 47 4U 4
41.I0S 44 til, 1.3H
4.001 4 47 47
t.WKI tH .T7' T
1,101) 171 lfitv, 170H
(UW 1U 122', 12.314
6 44 ' 4.-.S 4i'
l,4ft4 21 10i ?1
Ill
.V 17H n't 17H
IS.PM 4M), 47 4714
1.4 n) 2. 4a 11 24i
7SH4
VUU,
71. W lie KM "4 If'M
1.104 3 KN 'l
WV4
400 l4 I 6
1
l.KH 4;H S714,
I. w irrt mi
II. fOO 107 10r, 1TK
l.K) 4T 47
I.eiO 1J', 1IS HtU
l.rao IMS 114 114
TOO ITHi K 27
...1 IS
4. J00 MT. 7(, h1
py 1M 1U. US
l.imo ?4S ?H4 44
7J9 4S K7 '
I, KM IIS 1 "I
1 400 inns W14 rs
114 at 11
4,K l 'X l"'i 14
4MI S !" H
2.IM f"S 1 "
4. J. Ki 1U1 C4U
S
(1.HC4 IIS tS
n 117S 1'4'4
t n n n
1 ion t os "H
l.eoo 7ii 7is n
7
4-
tan rts rs
l.ins T1 ('. 'OS
1 MV) (7 Ui 6iS
Oeaaeal Rlentrlc
(Ipat Northern pf4
Oreat Na. Ore rtfa
Ilnxxenhelm Rtplormtloa..
Illlnola Central
Interbrirnugh lon. Corp. .
Inspiration coeper
Kinai Itr Kouthern....
Ihlnh Valley
IulaTllle NaehvlHe...
Mexican Petroleum
64 'ami Copper
MlMourt K. T. pfd....
lcoart Pacific
National Blacnlt
National lrad
Nevada Copper
New York ('antral ....
N. T.. N. H. II........
Norfolk Wentern
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall v
Paclllo Tel. A Tel
Pennsylvania
PiOslaan raiace Car
Rar Can. Copper
ReamVc ,
Republic Iron A gleel...,
ooufo"nt Ptc'fle
eVHitharn Ttiilwav
Kluriebfeker I'ompaar ....
Tenoeaeee Copper
Tts I'nmoanr
fnlon Pacific
Cnl. in Puclfto HI
t'ni'ed Rtatea Hteel
p. H. AtMl pfd i.
Vlah Copner
Weatern Vnton
WaatlnatKMiae F-leolrla ..,
xiontana Power.
Cleneral Motor 4 . ..
Wfttll B Slrl
Knncott I'Vipner . . . .
Total aalea for tha
4a y. tit. 000 abarea.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Match 13. MERCAX
Tl IjK PAPK.R-S.rj 3i per cent.
KTKRI.1NO BXCHANOK PUty - day
bllU, U.Ti; demand, . t4.76-l; cablea,
StLVKR Bar. 6flc; Mexican . dollars,
434jc.
UD.NDS Government, steady; railroad,
TIME I3ANS Firm: sixty days. 2Hf
Ii per cent; ninety days. 2j3 per cent;
six months. 36t!4 per cent.
OAL.L. MONKY Firm; high, 1 per cent;
low, 1 per cent; rullnn rale. J per cent;
laat loan. 2 per cent; closing bid, t per
cent; offered at t per cent.
t losing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
II. g. ref. la.
4o coupon ,
V. g. . rag
do coupon
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... SM K. A T. Ut 4a.. T1S
...KMSMo. Par. con. 4s... .ions
...UttSMont. Power ta..... MS
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Aaaln-Franck la .... Ml, No. Pacific 4a MS
Aichiaoa aea. 4a.... 4 dn la 4
bal. 4V Ohio 4a 1S0. a U ref. 4a II1
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I'. M. AH. P. c U.IOlwH I- A S. r r. 4a. 41 V
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P. R. O. e. 4a.... II Ho. hallway 4a K24t
Kckt sea. 4a TSatnloa raclflc 4a.... tTU,
lien. Klectrle aa. ., ,.14 do cr. 4a M44
'01. No. lat 4...., 0 U. 8. Rubber 4a. ...im
111. Can. ref. 4a SO V. H. HI eel M 104
lnlar. M. M 4.... ITVtWeat. I nloa 4a.... I6
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Bid.
I.oadoa Block Market.
IjONDON. March 15. American eecuii
tiea on the atock market were quiet, after
an early showing of strength. The clos
ing waa a shade off from the beat.
SILVER liar. 7 l-ld per ounce.
MONEY 44u4Mb per rent. Discount rates,
short bills and J months, b per cent.
Sloan; City Live Stuck Market.
SIOl'X City. la.. March 15. CATTLE
Receipts, l.iOO head: market ateady:
native steers. 17.7mi.7S; butchers, i.0uo
7.10; cows and heifera. Is.aji7.ti5; stock
era and feedera, Vi.mu7.75: calves, ;.0uj)
lO.'iO: bulla, staga. etc., .ii7.J.
HOUS Recelpta. 17.000 head: market
IfHilac lower; heavv r.3wj4 45; mixed.
Stf.lMi SO; .light. p.OOtiO.lu; bulk of aalea.
pt. mi 86.
HMEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 61
head; market steady; ewes, t.'i.Oi'tiil.&i;
lambs. 1 10 00.
I
Kagar Market.
NEW TORK. March IV MI UAK-Raw,
troug: centrifugal. S.7iHo.77c: molaaaea.
4.Ai6.0Oc; refined atrong. Mugar futures
were firm and active on ouying iy iraae
Intereata and support from commlsaiou
houses. At noon prices were 1 to 1
points net higher.
Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads.
The Strange
Case of
Dy Frederick Lewis, Author of
"What Happened to Mary"
(Copyright. 1!IS, by '.'!'jr Publications)
YNOPBtS.
Mary Page, actress. Is accused of the
murder of Havld Pollock and Is defended
by her lover, I'hilip iJingdon. I'ollock
was intoxicated. At Mnrv's trial ahe ad
mlta ahe had the revolver. Her maid
testifies that Mary threatened Pollock
with It prevlnualy, and Mary a leading
man Implicates lngdon. How Mary die
apwared from the acene of the crime la a
myatery. Brandon telle of a strange hand
print he saw on Mary's shoulder. Further
evidence shows that horror of drink pro
ducea temporary Insanity In Mary. The
defenae la "repreeaed psyrhoals." Wit
neaaea deacrthed Mary's flight from her
Intoxicated father and her father's sui
cide. Nurse Walton dearrtnes the kid
naping of Mary by Pollock, and Amy
Harton tells of Mary's struggles to be
come an actress, of Pollock's pursuit of
her and of another occaaion when tba
smell of liquor drove Mary Insane.
CHAPTER IX.
A New Clae.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
"That la all, thank you," Mr. Williams,"
said taxngdon; but while the words were
still on his lips the prosecutor was on
his feet, hot to question the witness, but
to make another eloquent plea to the
Judi-e.
"I petition tha court," he cried In
ringing tones, "to have all the foregoing
testlmnoy, together with that of the de
tective, Brennan, and the boy, Joe Mur
phy, stricken out as Irrelevant. All this
is wasting the time of your honor and
the gentlemen of the jury. It is not what
this man, Daniels, did. but what Mary
1 age did on the night that David Pollock
was brutally murdered with which we
are concerned. The state has proved that
this woman, Mary Page, entered the
room where David Pollock awaited her.
That a shot and a scream came from
that room, and that tne defendant waa
found in the room with the dead body.
And I ask you gentlemen, as reasonable
men. If It Is possible or probable that
anyone could have entered that room and
shot David Polrock without being seen
by the defendant! It is that, I take it,
which my young colleague Is endeavoring
to suggest by throwing suspicion upon a
man who is conveniently missing!"
"And I say," stormed Langdon in re
sponse, "that it was possible and that
Mary Page neither saw nor heard what
occurred in the gray suite that night.
And lf .lt please your honor, I will call
as my next witness. Dr. Foster to testify
to the Inability of the defendant to un
derstand events that were happening."
"I see no objection to such testi
mony." said the judge thoughtfully, add
ing with a hint of sternness, "but you
must remember, sir, that Imputing knowl
edge, even guilty knowledge of the mur
der of David Pollock to this man Darnels
does not prove the defendant innocent."
"No, your honor," answered Langdon,
with a quick, confident smile. "But I
shall prove that, too, before I have fin
ished." The Judge raised his eyebrows, hut that
confidence was not without Its effect
upon those watching the legal duel be
tween the young lawyer and the attorney
for the state, and there waa a breathless
tension in the room when Langdon, ad
dressing his new witness, said vibrantly:
"Dr. Foster, you have told the court
that the defendant, Mary Page, is a vic
tim of attacks of 'repressed phychosls,'
superinduced by tha sight of intoxication,
and the smell of alcoholic concoctions.
When suffering from-, such an attack
would the patient be conscious of what
went on about her?"
"Certainly" not. No more than a per
son In delirium. There are cases of In
sanity where the patient, though Insane,
is still conscious of those around, and can
recognize them; but "repressed psychosis'
Is like violent delirium. Not only Is the
sufferer unconscious of those around her,
but carries no memory of her own ac
tions back Into her normal state."
"Then, If Mary Page waa suffering
from1 such an attack when David Pol
lock was killed, would It not have been
possible for .someone else to enter the
room and commit the murder unnoticed
by herT"
"It would. If Miss Ptge had' one of her
attacks on the night In question she
Maynard Mabery
Celebrates Golden
Wedding March 22
Maynard Mabery, f 4 years old, and
bailiff In Judge Wakeley'a court, and
Mrs. Mabery, 44. will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary March 21
They expect to spend the day quietly at
their home, 3912 South Twenty-fifth,
South Side, with their friends.
ED J. BROWN. FORMER OMAHA
BUSINESS MAN. DIES IN WEST
Word reached Omaha last night an
nouncing the death pf Ed J. Brown In
Los Anceles. where he went some two
months ago for his health. lie was about
70 years of age and Is survived by his
wife, who was wtih him at the time of
hla death.
Mr. Brown had been a resident of
Omaha for some ten jears. having come
here from Quincy, III. He was a brother
of Mrs. J. Benson, who for years con
ducted a women's furnishing goods store.
Upon her death he came here and took
charge of the business, continuing It un
til closed out several years ago.
IS FINED FOR TALKING BAD
OVER THE TELEPHONE WIRE
R. O. Haxelaood of South Side was ar
rested on a charge of being intoxicated
and using- profane language over the
telephone. He was fined t?.S0 In police
court.
COULD NOT ACCOUNT FOR
REVOLVER AND FLASHLIGHT
Tom Mattl. Eleventh and Dodge streets,
arrested on a minor charge, was unable
to give satisfactory account aa to the
possession of a revolver and flashlight
and waa fined 3 and costs.
Mary Page
Pictures by
Essanay
would have been equally unconscious ot
the fact whether she or someona else
lired the fatal shot." .
A long, quivering gasp pf Ineffable re
lief floated from Mary's pale lips at tha
words, and two little flames of hope and
excitement leapt into her eyes. Her at
last was someone who believed whd un
derstoodthat she did not, could not re
member what had happened after that
first horrible glimpse of the drunken,
leering face of the man she hated.
Kven Langdon had seemed at times to
cherish vsgue doubts snd had pressed her
cruelly to try to- remember even haxlly
the events that were a blank to her;
and In consequence the words of the great
alienist were balm to her aching heart
and seemed In truth a wondrous vindica
tion. .
But the flama of that dawning hops
melted the lea of numb endurance thst
had for so long upheld her, and she was
drawn Inevitably out of the hypnosis of
stolid waiting Into a sudden throbbing
agony or feeling and expectancy. Time,
which until now had seemed of small Im
portanceminutes and hours alike falling)
drearily into the abyss of eternity be
came suddenly a poignant factor. She
wanted to scream to tbem all to hurry
hurry hurry! There was d much to be
told; so much to be explained before they
would know and set her free!
Langdon, watching her In amased con
cern, saw her slender body shake like "
a reed In a storm of emotion, and read
ing In it not the breaking of the icy
fetters of Immobile despair, but tha
shattering of a wonderful self-control, ,
nastened to her slue, witn an admoni
tory and reasmiring whisper of encour
agement. ' To his surprise she smiled at
him through the unshed tears and caught,
his hand for an Instant In a feverish
grip as she murmured tremulously. ,
"There's nothing; the matter, Phil. I
I am Just hopeful." 1
"I may have to call you to the stand
for a little," ha went on anxiously. "Do
you think you you will be able to?"
"Why. of course," she answered, with
such a surprised note In her voice that
Langdon was perforce reassured, and
turned his attention again towards Dr.
Foster, who waa flushing angrily under
the badgering' of the prosecutor.
"What you tell us Is very interesting,
the latter was saying sarcastically. "And
so you followed the life of the defendant,
or let us say you traced her life back
year by year. And did you decide which
event was the direct cause of her er-
peculiar mental breakdowns?"
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
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Nervous Period
ical Headaches
This trouble commonly ealled "sick head,
ache, is said to be due to the retention p
urea lo Ue system. Often It Is stated thai
a poor condition of the blood Is a eaute ot
these headaches, or that il Is nervous
condition) and in certain eases, bo doubt
tbislstrue.
Where treatment Is demanded. It Is more
for tbe pain than anything elae, and Dr.
A. P. Bchellaehinldt of Louisville, baa
found antl-aaranla tablets to give prompt
and eaUalaciory relief. Heal thould be
Instated upon," be aays, "and the patient
sbould go to bed, darken the room, and all
the attendants and family sbould be at
quiet as puaalble. An emetlo will soms
times shorten the attack.! be bowelt should
bekeptopeu with Aotoldt"; a hot bath and
a thorough rub-down with a eoarte towel
olten give grateful relief. Two anU-kamnla
tablets when tbe flrat tlgut appear will
usually prevent tbe attack. During an at
tack, one tablet every hour or two will
anorten the attack and relieve tbe Usual
nausea and iToml ting." These tablets may
be obtained lat all urugglat. Ail lor ii
Tablets. 1 hey are alto unaxeeiled lor nar
voua headaches, neuralgia and all palue.
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