Nebraska Newspapers

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THK HKK: OMAHA, WKDNHSDAV, MARCH Z), 1DIG.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Shippm Are the Early Buyers of
Hog. at Pricei Which Were
Called Finn.
BIG BUX OF LAMBS; PRICES DROP
OMAHA. March . 11.
PecWpt ware: Cti1e. lloi Blieap
Official Monday i.ficO
Ketlmste Tuesday .... 7.9')
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11. w
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Two dars thl weak . .15
fwuiie dae laat weok.lo.iM
Fame days 1 weeks ao 17.4t
Hums daya I weens sko 17.21"
fen in daya 4 weeks ago lS.M)
Kama day last year.. i1,ik3
The following- labia show the receipt
rf cattle. hoc and sheep at tha Omaha
live stock market for the year to data
aa compared with ,ast year;
191. lftlR. W.
Cati! znha rr6.yi i"i.:i
)lo .1.S4,L1 K-ii.741 ttl.iieQ ... ...
Sheep 661.67S 7!,71 UR.034
Tha following- table shows the avereae
prices of bona at the onmlia Live Hiock
market for the laat
parlanne;
1 aie 131. JitlS. I4J4
ew daya. with com-
M-h. 12.
ar. It.
Alar. 14.
Mar. 15.
Mar. 1
.War. 17.
Mar. Ill
Mar. in
Mar. irt.
Mar. -X
Men. 11
Mar. J.
kiar. i4.
Mar. U.
"nr. V.
Mar. ir. 7 41
Mar. -gi U )
27
MV
21
I 14
:
jo
I
r.i 44
mi at,
63 I 4
I 4fi
1 : t"
1 ; 4.
t M M
I TO
M 74 f til
I ,". l
iHll.ilKIO.
110 17
n
10 II
6 ?V 10 42
73 10
67,10 1.
K2I1D &
in fil
a tt 1 &' I mi I Kt n
l M I 19 7 10 4hfl0 J
Vl I SI) 7 I. 47 10
ll F7I 1.1
44 B M S 7 T 01 .W
I V 47 1 I 4.V ft t.41 7 11 jivw
S 41 Ml 7 N 4'10 7'H .
Sunday.
CATTLE Receipt of cattle U! morn
ing were quite literal, but the total for
Uie two daya amounla to V.2t head,
being 4.SO0 bead larger than a week ao
and aver l.un head larger than year
ago.
Advice from other eelllna; polnta were
not overly favorable, ao that the trade
waa eatremely alow and dull and gener
ally luc lower than yesterday, or around
1SlAc lower than lent week. The de
cline waa fully aa noticeable on the good
rattle aa on any other kind.
Cowe and helfera ranged anywhere
from weak to loc lower, and, they, too,
were alow seller.
blocker and feeder! did not ahow very
much change, dealreble cattle of that -acrlptton
being about steady.
Quotation! on cattle: ood to choice
beeves, t.0f.60; fnlr lo good beevee.
t' rnj.6; common to fair beevea. tT.T.J
60; good to choice heifer. I7.2r4l.2;
good to choice cow a, H.lbUJT fair to
good cowa. I 0tru.7&; common to fair
cowa, 14 5C(f.2; good to choice feedera,
17. sot, a.jO; fair to good feedera. 17.30ni7.tW,
common ti fair feeler, Wt7.3u; good
to choice atix kera, r7.7aftS.2iS; atock helf-
- - -. . - . L ' a iV..n Of.
atock c.ilvra, 7.0fu.; veal calvea, 17.00
H 10.3d; bulla. atag. 10.. fi.W7.W.
Hepreaentatlve aalea:
Caltle Cteady Hoc leily Sheep
Weak, ,
rmCAOO, March 'ATTIKn
celpta. 40O had; ma.rkct ateady; native
f. I7.I..41 10 Oi; weetern atcrra, 7.7 4(1
7.'. Ftoi kera and feedera, S. 0 ia ?f: oown
nd holf. ia. 47i iiO.iO; ralvea. I. .7. f 0 00.
Hfkf!-llecelpt, 1 7.0 head; rnarnrt
eak. 6e lower, bulk of aalra, L7tVH'..0.
llKht, ln.tutji 10 ( i; ml red. t-. .3f; heavy.
.'l.j;J. rouvh, 1 ."jiO.-A. pas, ,.M
wr.
BIIKi:t' ANI I.AMll.-5-necelpta. 1J.O
eail; market weak; wet here, t.fHYitJ.';
woe, 10 'a h. So; lamlia, W.7yttl.M.
Kanana til) I, lee Bloek Market.
KANSAS CITV. March 2. C'ATTIjB
rerln', 11,000 liead; market ateady to 10c
lowfi ; prime f'l ateera, '..2T4)' .'; dreaaed
cei etr r, .Vf't'i.Z). weatern ateera.
. M.iolh'TIl N i.erif (.t"'fl..-.0. cowa,
.OOft.t.O; helfera, f7 or(.i.7.; at o' ken) and
cd.r. I"..7.".u8 bu.le, G.7..4 .(0; calvea.
.. On ,0 00.
IK MiH Rccelpta, lJ Oi" hen1; market
tcady to 60 higher; bulk of aalea. R'0
henvy, "J. ixav.m: pnekera and butch-
ra, t.i).H.7,.; l.irht, I i.liyO.Su; plica, $7. A
.i0.
MIEKP AND l.AMKf-Kecelpta, V"1"
end; market eteaily to 6- lower; lmln,
10.frfii11.ti0: yenrllnifa, 1 iVfijU' '': wethera,
2..g 00; ewea. tn oriyk fra, toikera and
evdeig, le.OWlo.f".
HI. I.oala I.lve Bloek Market.
fiT. IXH'tfl. Mo.. March M.-'ATTLK-
Hecelpta. J.100 head; market ateady; na
tive beef ateera, IT.nolV 60; yearling
ateera and helfera. IS.&otrH.fiO; cowa. tVifiOnj
n0; atockera and feed-ra. s Mut i;
Tcxaa and Indian ateera. K.2iVfiH.uO; cowa
and helfera, 14.004.00; native calvea, .00
tjiooo.
m his-ueeeipia. ,ni neaa; maraex
atendy; plka and llRhta. 7.2.''u 9T; mlied
and butihera, $3.HfirlO.0O; good heavy,
f.i.wrtl 1" oo
xui;ki ami L.AMHS Iteceipia. iw
head; market ateady; yearling wethera,
t.iwi IO.40; lam ha, $D.O&11.70; ewea, M.Wtf
1.50.
long City Lire "lock Market.
HlOl'X CITY. la.. March IS. CATTUK
Tlecelpta, 2,1 head; market ateady; na
tive ateera, fl.UmtHMft: butchera, HKOTft.flO;
rni and helfera 4 00; ralvea, $5.40
i. 2f ; bulla, taa, etc., $'..7r.'u7.2f.
H(M)S Hecelpta, 9.0O0 head; market 5c
owcr; heavy. $J.II.C0: mlxod, w.Srufl.CO;
llrht, ! lic((..V.; bulk of aalna, IB it-m io.
HH F.KI' AND IAMHH Recclpta. BOO
bend; market ateady lo 10c lower; Iambi,
(11 .OOJj 11.2.-..
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STOCKERS AND KKEDERS.
I. Ifl IN 1 II 7 M
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i 111 U r 7.4 7 m
HOO8 The hog supply looked fairly
liberal aa compared with moat recent
Vueadaya. About 2i cara, or 1 '1.000 head,
weie leported, putting the two daya
total at 23.H74 head. Thia la more tnan
I.imi amailer than laat week, but la
allahtly larcer than two weeks ago. and
a gain of more than S.OoO over the corre
sponding daya of laat year.
Ktlpuera. on the airerigtrt of report a ft
ateady marketa at other polnta, bought
a few loada on very flrat rounda at prtcea
that were firm to If anything atronger.
liearlnh packer orrivra. however, made It
lioitatbie for ouiSi to make tnoal of
their uurchaaea Hi crlcea that were no
null than ateadv. and looked. If auy
thing, a Utile eaaier. Shipping demand
waa roofin.d largely to the gool light
unit huit'her melalit hoxa. although they
bought acme hvavlea, paying aa high a
ll'W.
The firat effera Packera made were
anyway loo lower, and while anllera were
expecting aome aort of a decline, they
thought thia coneeaalon entirely too larite,
and hung onto their hoga In hopea pa k-
ere would be forced lo raiaa tneir nanua.
I'p to a rather late hour practically
nothing waa dona. l'-kere had atayed
bv their early bide, while aeilera Inalated
the coneeealon aaked waa unwarranted,
e ni r.ruaMi tn cut Itxiae.
Tkinji, ilrannl alona' until about 11
o'clock, when movement ftimlly atarter
on a 5tfl0c lower baala. Trade never be
came vcrv active, but by noon the big
..,.4 r the hoi had been rlaane4 up,
The cloo proved to, be another of the
'.lull, weak affnlre that were ao common
wei, Wlik nulla a few hoga atlll
uneold buyera began to drop out. and
. hui tin im tniiM.LiLion there hud been
waa aoon wiped out. Some of the hoga
which were left for the ffnlah were of
the mixed aort which had !een over
looked earlier In the dav while othera
were of a fairly good kind, on which
aellera thought buyera had failed to bid
the market. At any rate noon found
quite a eurlnkllng atlll In the pena and
the few buyera atlll In the field dropped
Hielr effera uulll they were aa much aa
1-. i..,r in inure than ono tnatance,
With the pucker the market waa fro'lOc
lower even at the beet lime, ana a koimi
menv horn were bought a flat KkJ lower,
if eoitrM early ehlpper pun haaer. many
of wMeh wero aleady, helped out the
averaae roet aoinea hat, but the general
trad waa fully l-.rV.c down and were It
Doaxtbte to get the lute aalea, average
,.ril-.lv ahow nearly a 10c decltno
Many of the hon that allowed the moat
break were not welahed In time to be
quoied and the aalea Hated In thta column
really paint the market brighter than It
waa.
R-.'pre tentative galea
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teprcaentatle aalea:
No.
Ill fed MlTlbe ,
'1. Mexican lamha
10 native lamha 110
17 cull liimba
Av.
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Tr.
11 w
11 u
10 (l
10 00
IIK Kit) MK TO( K MIHKKT
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat ii Strong, Ranging from
Cent to Two Centi Higher,
With Brisk Demand.
CORN RUNS TO HALF HIGHER
OMAHA. MARCH . 191-
fah wheat waa atrong. ranging from
162c higher. Receipt were not heavy
and there waa a aof f l lirit demand to
tuka rare of the Ilirht offering.
lorn waa ouotej from unchanged to
"c higher. The advance waa noleil par
ticularly In the commercial gradea. al
though there waa a good demand for
all other grades, too. The weather at
preaent la Ideal for drying o'it the corn
and there I a marked Improvement In
the quality of the cereal being received
on the local market.
Oate recelpta were very light and the
demand for thla cereal waa not very ac
tive, the market remaining practically
unchanged.
Rye eold 1c higher and barley wa
quoted nominally unchanged.
Clearancea were, wheat and flour equal
to 1.120.0 0 buahela; corn, S7.0OU buahel;
oata, lil'iDO buahela.
Uverpool t'lnae: Wheat, unchanged to
2d higher; corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat recelpta were, 1.O4S.OO0
buahela and alilpmenta. "S.oipO buahela,
ngnlnHt receipt of Faii.000 buhel, and
ehlpmenta of 2R1.00H buahela laat year.
1'rlmnry corn receipt were, HSO.000
buahel and ahlpmonta, 604.000 buahela.
agalnat receipt of .IM.OflO buahela, and
ehtpmenta of 376,000 buahela laat year.
Primary oata receipt were, 770,000
buahel and ahlpment. M0OJ0O bushel
agalnt recelpta of M7,000 buahela. and
hlpmenla of ).0o0 buahela lat year.
CAR LOT RRCK1PTS.
Wheat Com Oat
7 Ik l im
70
r, 14
to ft 1
3 117 37
Ml
were reported
rd winter;
l ive llork la Klahl.
rtccelpta of live atock at the five princi
pal market yeaterday were;
Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
Omaha 7. 1.t0 1U00
Kunaaa City ll.'"
hlcago 4.)
Ht. loula J, no
Bioux City J.WM
12.000
".0ff
1.1110
0,000
,I0
1J,W
hO
600
Total .recelpta.
OMAHA
28.200 62.100 3.1,150
OElfRRAL MARKBT.
CVholeaale
t bara-ed
Prleea
fcy Oim.
for Prodaee
ha Dealer.
In carton.
BUTTKR No. 1 creamery,
or luha lie: No. Z. 84c.
POULTRY llrollera. live, under two
Iba., S0c; hena, lflc; apoolal rooeter and
taita, lie; eprlnga, ln'.'greae, lJc; aucka.
14c; turkey. lo, old toiae, 15c; capona.
Inc; kumt'uH, earn, ific; aquatia, ll.trWo'a.bo;
per doaau; plgeona, 11 per dogen.
Ullr,c.ir. imporieu w lae, 440; ooroea-
Ic. lu; block. Sua: twin, lllc; dalalna.
ltfStc; triplet, IVVvCl young America, 21o;
blue label brick, liVo, llmourger. lie; Im
ported Krrnch Roqueforl, Bsc,
J IS 1 i-iittl-crieaapeaae, P'rtm ; nana-
ardn, 11.40; northern, per gal.; Mandarda,
l.w; eelcrta, !.!; count. II W.
t IS 1 1 rean. per iu.: . airian, ic; nai-
Ibut, 16c; ealmon, 17o; black base, 1tii'c;
rapplea, K''(j lic; riounner. lc. r roaen,
er lb.: Ilallhut, 11c; Herring, ec; iroui,
Sc; white, loo; anlmon, Kitl2c; pickerel,
tnc; plko, nloc, Hmoked, per lb.: White,
14c. Klpirered, per lb.: Halmon, lie; Hn-
riait haddlc. 12c; roe ahad, wa each;
ahad roe, tOo per pair.
CKLliRY Mammoth. Wo per doB.i!
medium, 00c per dog.; mall, 46c; Florida,
per crate, 12. il.
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HF.iir ctri nine, .-o, 1, .
tV,vi No. I. 17V,C lolna. No. 1, He: jno.
2. 2;tc; No. . ltfc. Chuck, No. 1. o;
No. t. lH4c; No. 1. loo. Round, No. 1,
1&V.CI No. 2, 15c: No. I, 14c. Plate. No.
L locj No. 2, 4o: No. 1, Kc.
Fruit and vegetable prices furnlahed by
aillnoky A Co.;
KRLinvi orangea: tn. do; rom,
box; IfaM, 13.60 box; Doe. IJ.75 bog; 1.
UM box; 17tH. ams, Uie, 1.1.75 box; 2ooa,
Kui, i.a. 4 box. ijemons: tioiuen nowi,
8ikb, Siia, 15 box; rllver Cord, 4.wj pox.
Irapefruit: SK. ISJ&tfS.OO box: mb, u.:
box; 4la, ISlXxullt box; M. 13.n4j4.00 box;
0. Ira. taia, li nox. iiHiiRnfti; nimium
lae, l .Mw i.Tft bunch: medium slae jum-
bo, l!'iii.l puncn; regular a me j 11 111-
boea, t.'5o(il.76 bunch; extra larae jurn-
boea, 13.(f'.7.2S bunch; mammoth Jum-
hne. U uttii A 7& hunch. Cranoerrlea: 8ell
them. Applea: N'ehtel'a Hen l'avla. 14
barrel; Miaaourl Hen lavi. .i.zr oarrei;
lualio lien i.'via, in iioxea, mi.av iM,a,
Rome lleatitle. 11.75 box; W. W. Pear-
malnea, 11.75 box: extra fancy Wine
Kapa. 12 box; Ark Hlack. $2.50 box.
btrawherrlea: 24-pt caaee, IJ.50.
CIliKK-Per keg, j za.
VKOKTAHUM i'otatoea: Minnesota
whllea, 11.15 buahel; Colorado white.
11. a buahel: Red River tihloa, 11.90
buahel. Hweet Potatoea: lVlaware, $1.75
hamper: Kauaaa seed, I.'. 60 barrel.
tiiilona: Re,t and yellow, sc pound; ripan-
lab. 1J.2& crate, ithuiiarn: n a pox. t'auu
fluwcr: 13 crate. 1vltuce: 11 doaen. ilrua
ael hprouta, iato pound. Cablage: IVjo
lb.; new, ao pouno. New iteeta, carroie,
Turnli. 1'arnley. Radlshe: 60c doien.
Old Reel. Carrots, Turnlpa, Parsnip,
llaiioci. 2o pound. Peppera: oo basket.
Tuinatoea: 13 25 baket. Cucumber, 11.25
riosen. Asparagua. 14 box. Onion ret
Yellow, 12 60 buahel; red, is buahel. Cel
ery. Florida: -cloaen crate, ;i; a-aosen
crate. 12.1 1: x.ioaen crates, it.ta.
CO.MH itt. r. 1 ea.'i case; Airnne
honev. 11. SO rase.
DATKCt, r-ie; iM-omrnry naiea, sz.ts
rase; aturred uatr. I1..5 box; yard datea,
12c pound; new ftga, Kc box.
POPCokxno. 1 rue, 40 pound; 40 1
pound packagea. IJ. TO raae.
w i 1 V .. 1 . tit . . ,
71 1 n- r ruin"., ' ' , " , u mv 7.iuti1.
No. 1 roasted, to pound; lumbo, raw, 8v
Riund; lumho, roasted, Wo pound. Fll
rts. 16o pound. Pecans: 13VjC pound;
Jumlioea, 17 pound. Mixed Nuts; lie
pound.
NEW YORK CKKRAb MARKET
11 07:
1 car, HOfiW. No. 1 hard winter: 2 car.
1.03; 7 rare, II.4W; 4 cra, $1.01; 1 car,
1.01. No. 4 hard winter: 1 oar, 11.01;
cars. II.OOV; 7 cara, 11.00; 3 cara. ;
cara. Wa?. t-ample hard winter- 1 rata.
Itnc No. 1 durum: 1 car. ('. No. A
durum: 1 car, 7c; I cara, 9r.c. Sample
durum: 1 car, 3 No. 2 mixed durum:
1 car, WWc.
Rye No. : 1 car, 17 Ho.
Corn No. 2 whim: 1 . jr. Kn
white; 7 cara 6Vc; 1 car, 6414c; 4 car.
4c. No. 4 white: f cara li V. K u.tili.
1-6 car, 6MiC. No. white: i car'. DOo. So.
yeuow; 1 oar. 0Vo. No. 4 vellow: 1
car, etc: 1 car. IMc: 1 car. rd,- No 1
allow: 1 Car. tic: 1 ear. aO'Ar: 1 ear.
w; l-o car. Me. No. yellow: f car. (U:
1 ear, 6!o; 1 car, Btic. Sample yellow: 1 car
(dryl. 63c; 1 car, Mo; 1 car. Inc. No. 2
mixed: i Cara. OBc. No. II mi red rara
MSc; 1. car, 64'tc; 4 cara. 64c No. 4
mixed: 2 cara. C7c 1 car. t.Vr- 1 rara.
Uc; 4 cara, ilHo. No. 5 mixed: 1 car.
SIHc; 4 oar. ftc; S car. 61)'c. No.
mixed: 1 car. 63c: 2 cara ln: 1 rara.
6''Mic; 2 car. 69u. Sample mixed: 1 car
(hot). 2c.
Oata Htandard: 1 car, 41e. No. t white:
cara, 4oc: 15 cars. 40Ho: No. 4 white: 8
oars. 40c; 1 car. Xta. Sample white: I
car, 16c; 4 cars. 3Sc: 1 car. X4c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 1 hard.
$1.0441. fl; No. 1 hard. tl.00rHl.0n; No. 4
No. i aprlng.' tl'.OIVl.M; No. 2 durum, 97
lH'it.? jno. .1 durum. isvfiUTe. lorn: No.
2 white. '',; No. 1 white, 64'nt4i4o;
No. 4 whl 6;'ile; No. 5 white, W4i'.oe;
No. 1 yellow. fri.iWl'V: No. 4 yellow. 214
tiMc; no. a yellow, Wieic; No. yel
low, ft7'4ti'i;c: No. I mixed. 6a'4c; No,
4 mixed. 6lttUHc: No. S mixed. &WSlvc;
No. 1 mixed. 5HM,7i3c: sample, tviif&c.
Onta: No. I white, 4244lc; standard,
41M(-41,r; No. white, 40Si40Vc; No. 4
white. 3StMf4oc. Barley; Malting. 6'i
66c; No. 1 feed, M?iic. Rye: No. 2. 17yi
tiwiju; No. a, 80HUH!.
Chlcaso cloalne rjrlcaa furnished The
Bee by' Logan tt Bryan, atock and grain
broker, 115 South Sixteenth. Omaha: t
M7 ... 14
SMKKP Yeaterday'e moderate suppl
a as followed by a big run today. A I
together forty-elalit cara, or about 11. oO
bead, were received. Total ao far till
week la 1,f-M. belnu 4." larger than
week ago and i heavier than two
week a ago. but smaller than a year sg
liv .OU bead
In the end yesterday a pretty good
clearance waa made, and H proved to be
a very fortunate thing, lor with a till
run of lambs here today packers started
out to line lo. al pricea up with other
markets, bidding aa much aa lorn lio lower
on the lixht and bandy weluht offerings
and passing up weighty stuff without a
irond look.
The trade remained t pretty much of
a standstill until well along toward noon,
when aome of the light and handy weight
Itmbi started moving scale ward at a de
cline of at least I1-, a number of aales
of the good to choice stuff being made
at 111 40y 11.60, Movement waa at best
very diagisy. and at the very least half
the offerlima were atlll unsold at the
start of the afternoon eesaton. Good
Uinl.a, clipped rertntly. brought 11. V. be
ing the first of their class to be offered
for some tlnve, and consequently an un
certain proioltloii at bast. Othe clipped
Urub tf st lacked fmUh were Included In
tii stuff that waa carried Into Ui afternoon-
The aged sheep supply wa only fair,
hut trading waa. If anything, alower than
on lambs. One or two aalea of ewctl mad
during the forenoon showed little or no
d- line, but the bulk of the offerings was
si 111 In the pea at lunch time, under iyfj
lower bids.
Cfuoiatloiis on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to i hoh e bati'ly, 1: 1 . II 0; lambs,
fair to handy, ill W -11 ei; lamha,
fair to i lii'ii'e besvy. :0.cj 11.15; lanib.
fail lii:-d 1- al0u-; lambs, freah
lipped, I" n i, yearling, fair lo
.i.i.i.e liiiit. lufc-yiOe,. yearlings, fair
ui ermlte t.ey. "H 60; weii.eis, fair
to tuol , iyj.Uu, ewes. giod lo choli.w.
taoiatloas at tha Day Varloaa
twsaanodlt lea.
NEW YORK. March .-FLOrR
Uniily held.
W HKAT-r-pot. strong: No. I hard
1.27Vt; No. 1 durum, 11 "t: No. 1 north.
em, Ouluth. II 374, and No. 1 northern
Manitoba, l Si. f. o. b. New Tork. Fu
ture were firm; May. tl.21'.
OORN-Hpot. firm; No. I yellow. q,
c i. r. ."sew iora.
ATS Mia.t. firm; standard. 50c; No.
wMte 4alttf.
HAY Firm; No. 1, 1 SMrl.40; No. 1.
11 I fl 3u; No. 3. H UuLt; shipping.
Hi)-.4..
i iwi""-meany; state, common to chob-a,
lr.. 144i:tc; in 4, tVuik-; Pacific coast, WIS.
i;t nc; 114. Hi wc.
Illltrs-FInu; Rogota, 334U4c; Central
Anorlca sc.
LfcLVTIIKll-Flrm: hemlock flrsta. lf
c: ircnnoi, jsc.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm: mesa. H.'O
31 bo. fnmily. t-'3 0iX0u; abort cleara,
I t'tlv-f. Ui. lit-ef, steady; mess, 117 00f
i. .; mini y, i wi is .e. uara, sirv;:,
rc'cl'e weal. Ill tnwiU.ikl
TALlAlW Steaity; city. o: countrv.
IVxtrc: special, iuo.
rot i.tv ue; pnees not settled;
di-vsaed. firm chickens, 104j3oc; fowls,
IIS ii -": turkeys, fcxtml.
CHKI-Ii-Steady; receipt. 700 boxes;
state held enectala, lfculhc; do aver
age fancy. IK'ilN'ac: current make aver-
run, litiHVac; Wisconsin twins, held,
UiiltV,c.
IUTTKR Firm; rwoelpts, l.Kn tubs;
rr. umtry extras, kl score, Stic; seconds,
rjiiUS Firm; recelpta, 21. W casea;
freah gathered extras. EWic: extra
firsts. :lue; first, tltllSe; seconds.
Soy 'c.
Chlcago
Mlnnenpolia
I'uiuth
Omaha
Kanaa City
Ht. Louie ....
Winnipeg ,,,,
Theae aalea
Wheat No.
I ha
today:
1 car,
A rtlclej Open.jHIgh.l Lown Cloae i Safy.
"Wheat T 1 I T
May. I loS'a 1 S 1 104 1 134 1 09'elO
July. lOKS'w lWl 1 OK'4 1 10 1 07
(Will. 1 0W4 1 VMS 1WS 1 OK 1 0
Corn. I
May. 73'fl'H T3T4 liW 7SV IVi
July. 74',7& fb 74 751' 74S
Sept. 74 75 73 75 74
Oata.
May. 43Stfi 4ST Z 4S4tT' 43
July. Uti-iAS 43 42!42Sr4 42
Sept. 4-fJ-eJ fct to 40
Pork.
May. 22 W 13 IS It K tt II 22 Wl
July. 22 DO H6 22 76 23 H 22 U
Lard.
May. 11 PO-47 11 fiT. n 48 11 (7 11 60-63
July. 11 70-72 It Hi 11 r 11 12 11 75
Sept. U 7 12 00 11 iW 12 00 11 &5
Ribs.
May. U M 11 li 11 M It 10 13 OS
July. 12 15 13 80 12 15 12 15 13 23-25
CHICAGO t.RAIX AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
International Complication! Have
Very Slight Effect on the
Session.
TRADING BRISK AT OPENING
NEW YORK. March Fxternil af.
fair as n prcaented l y threa.tene I i rtslr)
with tl e Teuton c power ar d the omplex
condition In Memo appeared to e .ert
v.r slight Influence to.lav so far. a.
leaat, at they bore upon tie m re rec i
lallve aapei ts of tie mxrke . l-rb ra wr?
rleiati'd ni-lte gmerallv after an car.v
Intetval of vn e tain y. but apex -In It erf
were the only etocaa to reglater ntoro
than nominal hendway.
Trading waa fairly ncttvr during the
forenoon, tnoered off malrrlnllv at mlt.
day and became I icreaalnglv apalhe'.lc
In the rinal hour. Aivan'-ea were ao
rnmpllahed mainly at the exnenae of ihn
short Intereat wl Ich recently nruulieii
forml-lable proportions.
Such favor.tea aa Crucible Fteel. Ameri
can Locomotive, the Motor and a-mU
actlve Induatrlala and eiuipmenta, rose 1
to 4 points, but metals and oils w.-re
relative. y larkward, except f'.r lutte and
Supeil.ir and Ann rl an Zinc. t opaers
weie variable, tl e failmn if il.e Anai-nn In
directors to Im reiae the dlv Cend nc ln
as a restraint. Sugar were again dia
tlngulxhed for their n eteoric fllg.ita, vi h
new high recorda for Cuban-Am, rienn.
which rose 16 (wlnta to ;4 , and S utn
I'orto Rico on it Rain of 7 to 11.7.
Ral'a and other Inveaiment atocka wen,
nealWihln features, but fa rly flrnv addi
tional excellent Februarv atatementx
contributing to thnt tone. Western Mary
land issiiet proved the only no ewor hv
exception, both ti c cemm n ard prcferro'l
r acting a p.Tlnt or more.
Pethlehem Uteel a'ldid another 26 nnints
to ita steady revrraal of recent tlwya fall
ing t 470 and Mercantile Marine were
conalgtnntly heavy. In marked contra t t.
the strength of tho 1'nlted Fruit. C tilled
Htatea Steel fhu tuated within frnctbinia
ilin ta and wa ecllpaed In activity by a
half dox.n stoc.ka of Inaaer tirnnil irnpj.
Quotations were a point or more tin !.t
their treat at the Irregular bwe. T.itat
ca of storks amounted to B'jo, oo nhurej.
Rcgardlena or t' e ai pr henelon ex
preaaod by contrnctnr al the steady riao
In prices of In: ri atrrl ted anil Inn
further advances In fln'ahel materia a
were reported todny from the I ittaburgli
district. More orders for rail and otner
equipment were placed.
D'HjInga In bom a wern without eaneelul
fnatijre, aside from advances In St. I,oula
ana hun franriaco lastiea. Total sales of
bonoa, par value, wer 1.1,2110,000.
1'nltefl states bonds wern linrhKiirf1
on call.
Nuinoer of galea and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
Bales.
4i
3.
I.ono
l.4"0
4 700
17(10
fealaree f the Tradlag ana f loslns
1'rlre an Board af Trad.
OIICAQO. March JR. CroD damaae re-
Ports aiHeareU chiefly reionslble today
ior a aecinea advance in the price or
wheat. The market cloaei I ilninu le to
s'(,iao net higher, with May at II 13S.fi
11'- and July at 11.10. other leading
Stables, ton. all ahowreri irnlna enen u. ,i
7c, oats o to wo anil provlalina ro to 17c.
Wheat showed strength right from the
start and did not at any timo suiter a
reaotlon that waa of much Imnortanee.
Advlce-a of fields being plowed uo and of
-. r. w,,iT.r aiiung ie-niw more ana
more general from the soft wheat atatea,
fnd were supplemented by assertions that
he eeeded acreage of aprlng wheat both
aidea of the Canadian line would be seri
ously reduced. According to on author
ity the yield In Illinois, Indiana. Ohio,
Michigan and the Judith Basin, Montana,
seemed likely to amount to only half an
average, crop. Ample rains. It waa ssld,
had apparently failed to remedy the
damaae, especially In Illinois.
Kvldonca developed that foreigners were
taking- a hand here In the buying of fu
ture deliveries of wheat. In this connec
tion bulla pointed out that an advance
which had taken place at Liverpool waa
ascribed to chancr e that submarine activ
ity would Interfere with auppllea. Uu lisli
significance waa also attached In aome
uuartera to an upturn In war risk rate
on the Atlantic.
Corn rallied In sympathy with wheat.
I'tirtng most of the day, however, the
com market waa under netting pressure
from longs who desired to realise on hold
ings and who took advantage of early
flrmneea that resulted from weather ad
verse to the movement of the crop. I e
mand rrom elevator enmpanlea helped to
strengthen oata.' Offerings were light.
Lower price on hoe had only a tran
rlent affect on provUlon. In the Inter
dealing the setback were more than
overcome by bulge In the value of grain.
Prices rallied later In sympathy with
wheat. The close was firm at hiSHc net
advance.
Buying on the part of elevator eom
panlea put firmness Into oata. Offerings
were light.
Provlalona eased off an aeennnf if ii
Ing by e altered lours. Ample support.
Alaska Ooia
Allli-t'halmera
Americas Heel Hug&r
Aaiartran tia
Amerlcaa Ijorormrt Ira
American R a K
Am. H a K. phi
Am. Husar Refining..
American Tel. A Tl.
America Tobacro ...
Anacenils Copper ....
Atchlaoll
Baldwin Locomotive
llaltlmors utile
Hethlehem HI eel
Brooklyn Raffild Tr
California Petroleum ....
Canadian Pacific
Iientral I Miliar
fheaapaeka a Ohio
Chleaso O W
IMruo, M. a St. P
Chicago a N. W
hicago. n. i. a p. nr..
fhlno foppar
Colorado Fiel a Iroi
Cruclhl Steal
PenTer a It. O. pM.
iiiatiiiarr ttacurltiea ....
Brie
ueneral Bleptrlo
Great Northern pM
Oraat N. Ore etfa
Qusiranhalm Exploration..
Illinois Ontrwl
Intarsoeoush Con. Corp..
Inaplratton Copper
International Harvester...
Kansas 1tr Rout barn...
I .eh l ah Vallay
LoulaTllle a NaahTilla...
xlexlcaii Petrolaum I7.ane
Miami l iper
Mleaouri, K. T. pfd.
'Mlaaourt Pmelflo
National Blacutt ,
National Ul
NeTads Ooppae ,
Now York Central
n. r., s. h. a h....
Norfolk a Weatsrs
Northern Pacltlo
I-aelflo Mall
l-ai-lflc Tal. Tsl
PannsylTanl
Pullman Palace tar...
liar Coa. Owpor
Heading
R (public Iron aV Stool
Houthorn Paclfle
rioutharn Hallway ....
gtitaebakor company .
Taanaaaaa CVipoer
Tatas Compauff-
Tnlnn rtclMa
K'ttlon Paclilo pfd
t'nltad Htataa Htael...
V R. ftel pfj
t'lah Clipper
Weatarn tnlon
Weattnshpviao Rleetrls
Montana Power
Kleneral Motors ......
Watwah B pfd .
International Marina pfd. M.4"
Kennecott Oopper I.7H
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Coffee Market.
NTW YORK, March ,-OOFF1TJ Tho
market ft p rofff a futures wa lower tod ty
under realising and aome trade selling)
of the later oellverlca. There appeared
to ne ret par.lruinr change in the newa
from Rrasil or In the e st and freglit
situation but the talk was that technical
conditions here bad weakened during thy
progress or tn'a advance, and after opeiv
ing at a decline of to 8 polnta, activo
months sold off another w nt or t w j
during the day. Near poaltlon.s wera
relatively easy under Wall atrrct llulda
tion with' March selling at 6X2o or 14
points net lower, while Deceunber easod
off to 1.46c or 5 polnta under laat night's
final figures. The clone was S to 14 point
net lower, bales, u.i.vi rag Mur.-n. r.oic
April, 1.07o; May, 4.16c; June. 1.20c; July,
sat.c; August, k.2-c; rietitemier, 2
fKstober, 8.f-; November, 8.41o; Decem
ber, 1.45c; Januans-, S.lic; February. 8.i;ic
Kpot coffee, quiet: Rio 7s, 9Tac; Santos
4, 10i,c. Cost and freight offe-s w. ro
reported about unchanged ao fur avt
Santos grades were concerned and about
6 polnta higher on Rio.
Tie official cables repoeta Kant' in
changed, with Rio DO rcU higher and Rly
exchange 1-i.d lilgncr.
I-Trapo rated Apples aad Dried Frails
NKW TORK. March 2S-FVAP
ORATED APPLKS-lull: fancy, 7,tl,c
choice, p'Vu-iSc; prime, sVi'iic.
DRIKI FRl'ITM Prunes, firm; Cali-
fornlas. u-HHtc; OreMotia, 7Vifti0o. Apr!
cots, steadier; choice. SrVulOc; extra
choice. 10'mIiK'Sc; fancy, HVu.l2c
Peachea, quiet: choice, b'c: extra chol
tmc; fancy. 6c. Hntslna. quiet but
steady; bxise muscatels. trVtiTc: choice to
fancy si-eded, il4tit'c; seedlcaa, li'OIOVc,
MR. 'WHEAT GROWER
hir,?TTrF,r ! Ff w nrT..TxaAT3i
Expert Tells of
Value of Proper
Window Displays
'Discussion find sum totn'. of correct
and proper window llpiaya ot the prea
ent day could easily fill the pages of an
entire paper, but a mere mention of the
Important details will serve to show
what sn absolute lieresslty good win
dow displays are to the enterprising
store. The net result are Just as essen
tial or more so than the services of the
salespeople," said John K. flraham. with
Thompson, Ridden Co.
'Displaying merchandise as practiced
by most store In too often neglected
snd given secondary place as a sales
getter, while hundreds or thousands of
dollars are spent on other waysiof ad
vertising. If more attention and A small
percentage of this same expense be given
to the windows the net results would le
nearly double.
"Window dressing, while simplified to
a certain extent In the last rew years,
Is still a work that requires careful
study and forethought on the port of the
display man.
'An attractive display no matter how
small, or how staple the article Is sure
to produce; while, on the other hand,
merchandise displayed In a hurried or
careless manner, faHs to secure the
proper amount of sales.
'The progressive merchant will see a
marked Increase In hl business If he
devote more time and attention to his
window display he will Improve the
looks of tho tore and fascinate cus
tomer by twentieth century method."
The display window will be opened to
public view Thursday evening with
free band concert on the streets.
cases.
KOuS-lllsher: rwceliu :im
nrsts, mejiDo; ordinary firsts, 1KL.4J
lS"4c: at mark, caaes included, lS'iTlUc.
POTATOK! Higher; receipts. SX cars;
Michigan. W isconsin, Minnesota and Da.
kota white. !i4Kc,
POCI.TKY-Allve. higher; fowls. HV;
springs, 17V.
Oil aad Hoala.
H YANTf AH, Pa. Mreh 2 -TL'RPK V
TINK li' h t. Sic; re el. us. It.7 bbls.tehlp
menta, 14 bbls.; clocks, 7,MS bbla.
ROSIN Firm; aalea, 7M bbla.; re el -"a
Rf bbls.; shipments. ITlg bbls ' a-m li.
7.57 bbls. Vluola'lons: A. H. lt.70; t .
F. F. l4.-u; 11. 4.k6; H. t4.9Vif4.6: I, lii do;
c , e,i'.rt 1.1 iu. so. so: n.
vv v . su.dauo.na.
"DLUEGTEM WHEAT"
VMxetUtJ ft fWiacftreswsa, 5hwf Stnnt,
(iSkatttriAt Qmmlitiu mi MUlUg JSraW
jalls all the yaar rauag al from I ta le sor bus ha!
I Basra rasa No. I Export la Tsooata and Baatf e.
CREIGHTON TO CELEBRATE
SHAKESPEARE ANNIVERSARY
In honor of the tercentenary of Shake
speare, Crclghton college will confine
the choice of subjects for ita coming elo
cution contest exclusively to piece taken
from .Shakespeare. The first prelimi
naries for the public contest were held
recently. From the Junior class Earl
Burn, Jame McOann, James Martin,
Joseph Osttck and Waldo Shllllngton
were chosen; from tha aophmores. Ri
mer Barr, Leo Reverldge, Charles Bron
gardt, Thomaa Houlton, Harold Llnlhan.
Clifford Long and Emmet Randolph
gnd Joseph Stanka. These are all under
the direction of Father Wise. S. J. Tom
Mills' classes, the seniors and fresh
men and the premcllo classes will ap
pear In the first try-outs today and to
morrow. The final preliminaries of the
college will he held on Monday. April
3. The public contest Is pet for Msy 10.
When all
Want Ad
other ways fail, try a Be
Mamma! Give a
. Cascaret Quick,
Look at Tongue
Don't you see your child is
bilious, feverish, sick,
constipated?
Relieve little stomach, liver
and bowels with candy
cathartic.
Listless, peevish, feverish, drooping.
Little stomach sick, breath sour and
tongu coated. Mamma, you must act
now or your little on will be real sick
aoon. Get a 10-cent box of Cascareta at
tha drug store, give a whole Caacarot
any time. Cascareta are harmless and
children love thla candy cathartic which
stimulate tha little liver, clean the
thirty feet of tender bowel and sweeten
the poor, sick stomach In few hour.
Mother know that Cascareta act and
act thoroughly and that they cur the
lit He folk right up. Cascaret 1 beat
laxative for men, women and children.
They never grip or elcken. Advertisement.
I.V B
16 It DODGE DOUGLAS STREETS
Kayden's Make the Grocery Prices for the People
Ol AMTV FIRST AMI A SAVlXfl OF 21 TO r07c OX Till", ST
OF I.IVINtJ.
The Best High (Jrade Diamond H
Flour, made In Ne-braslta. nothing
finer for bread,' pies or cakes, per
8-lb. sack
The Best Highest Patent, Health
Flour, made in Nebraska, per 4S-
lb. sack !.
10 bars Heat "Em All. Diamond O.
or Laundry Queen White Laun
dry Soap 25c
10 lbn. Best White or Vellow
Cornmeal for 17c
K lbB. Rolled White Breakfatf.
Oatmeal for 2.1c
5 lbs. Choice Japan Rire 25c
3 pkps. Skinner's Macaroni, Ver
micelli or Spaghetti, made in Ne
braska, at 2.V
Loose-Wiles Famous Cookies.
Takes and Crackers, made in Ne
braska, per lb... 10c, 12Hc, 1.1c
6 cans Oil Sardines lc
Tall cans Alaska Salmon 10c
Advo .Tell for Dessert, made in
Nebraska, pkg 7Hc
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 5c
The Best Soda or Oyster Crack
ers, per lb 7c
W. O. C. or Krumbles, pkg c
MacLaren's Peanut Butter, per
lb., at 12 c
Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, per
lb., at 30c
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, pr
lb., at 20c
The Rest Strictly Fresh V.ggs, per
dor., nt 20c
The Best Table ButterSne, equal
to Creamery Butter, lb 2;c
2 lbs. Good Butterlne 2,1c
S6 Size Fancy Florida Grape Fruit
WeaJiiPMtlay, citch 7Hc
This sire retails regularly for
12 He and 15c each.
Eat Hlshliuid Nnvel Oranges, the
most healthy fruit grown, Vctl-
ncMtlny, loi 20o, 2.1c, 30c
The Rest Roil River Potatoes, per
peck, at 80c
15 lbs. to the peck Watch your
weights.
Fresh Cabbage, lb l4c
Fresh Carrots, Turnips, Shallots
or Radishes, bunch 4c
Fresh Asparagus, lb 20c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 10c
Fancy Large Cucumbers, arh.
at 12lc and 1.1c
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips or
Parsnips, per lb ltc
3 large Soup Bunches 10c
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, per
quart at 10c
Fancy Head Lettuce, per head,
at 5c anil 7c
Fancy Rhubarb, lb 5c
3 heads Fresh Hothousa Leaf let
tuce for too
All kinds of Garden Seed.
Buy Your Onion Sets Now.
The price will double In i weeks.
Wednesday only, quart 8J4c
.TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST.
Try Cottage Milk Once
Then youH point tolt and call for it by
name. Those who have tried Cottage
Milk prefer it no wonder. It is the milk
without that pronounced cooked taste.
Cottage Milk is just fresh, pure, clean
cows' milk, with part of the moisture
removed and nothing whatever added
it is simply the purest, richest milk
obtainable;
Cottage
KID Ej LI
StarOliati y
Unswaatanad
makes friends with the first can. Use it for cof
fee, on breakfast foods, in cooking, for desserts
in any way you would use bottle milk or cream.
Cottage Milk is twice as rich aa bottle milk.
Try a, can today your grocer bas it, and
recommends (t.
Scand 1 Oca eta
AMERICAN MILK COMPANY
Chicago
yy ss y s? ss y
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Mlaea4lt Oralis Market.
M I NNKAI'OLIH, March tt. -WHEAT-Mar.
ciM-rtod at II lUS'jl llVa; hlh, II UV
loa, II. US; Cli'arfl. $1 1, Jillv, blH-liail,
.1.12; lilKh, II 14S; 1'W, 1 U.; cl....
1 14V t'x.li rti-s: No. 1 hanl, ll.lwS;
No 1 northern, II lili 1 1T . to aril.r,
1 U ',411 17', : No. 2 nordirrn. 11 1 1.114.
t'oHN'-No. I yellow r.'M Ta'jc.
(iATS-Nii. I Willie. r,l4l'c
bi-t-Uk lx. K.i;sti-.-ws.
i.3u; WO, Ij-Jo;
Bar Market.
NEW YORK. March w Kl '.1 i u
Raw. firm: ceutrtfuaal. llv mni....
i lie: rtflnad. firm. 10 Dolnts hluhp)
cut loaf t.lbc; crushed, to; mould A. 7
cubes. 7hK: XAXX powder,. T.lsc;
y. wUT in, 4vv, in irknuiiita, ie ;
uiani'iitij
1. .!SV.'.
T.lOo:
A. 7c; confectioner'. .c;
No.
MtMl Market.
NEW YORK. Mstroh . M ETA 1 A
Iad, l7.SCiiii4i.lu. 8p4tlter, not quoied. Con-p-r.
steady; electrolytic. nearv. ki,
lu minal: Juna and later, IJ4 TQl 60. Iron
firm and uncliangd. At London: Bjrot
opirer. Cut: fuiuresi C1u; electrolytic,
fill. Spot itn. ?; future, fliai. Iad,
- 4 Wa. ttllpr. iuj.
Baak CIarlaSs.
OM AHA. March 7.-Hsnk clearlnca for
"maoa to.iay re s.r i.r'ia. 1 ,', ami for
jno corr4.aponaiiif day last year H.ti,
41 will (laMsa roar era te saraoesllr uawls
Blotm Wksal," aa4 fee raur ceemMae
1 will aaall swell sasil for 14. : ar 1 Ilia. k pr
st rast tar I! a T. A. McOEX, Tn Bin.
I" Wkasal Msva, Strsaoar, Waaalaj-toa.
Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets
It la an unnecrsssry rltk 1'so the safe
antisriKlc and nriiiiclile, Absorlrlne, Jr.,
It kills serine iiuickly and surely
without any possibility of harmful re
sults: made of pure herbs, non-po.soiflrus,
and there Is no danaer whatever If the
children set hold ot the bottle. It retains
Ita germlclilai powers even when diluted
One part of Absortilne, Jr., to 100 parts
water and Its antiseptic powers one part
Absorbtne, Jr.. to parts water.
The ermlcldal prnpertloa of Abeorblne.
Jr., have been tested and pruvru both In
laboratory and actual practice. Detailed
laboratory reports mailed uinm re.iet.
I'se Absorblne. Jr., wherever a jmlnient
or sermlttiH Is Indicated: to reduce
sprslns, wrenches and swollen veins; to
heal cuts, bruises and sores.
Absorblne, Jr., II J snd V-'.W per bottle
at driiKKlais or postpaid.
A liberal trial bottle postpaid for In
stamp.
W. V. VOI NO. P. I. F .
l"4 Temple M , ripiuutie.d, Mass.
NON-SKID
The RIGHT Tire
At The RIGHT Price
There are no ifs, ands, or buts about
Flsk Non-Skid Tires. They're right,
. with the right non-skid qualities and
the right price plus Fisk Free
Service in more than 1 00 Branches.
v They still cost less than plain treads
of many other standard makes.
Sum
3 x 30
3 x 30
4 x 33
Compare Thete Fisk Pricea
Grey Non-Skid Casing and Tube
Caiing
10.40
13.40
22.00
Tuba
2.60
2.95
4.25
Sis
41 x
41 x
5 x
35
36
37
Catiag
31.20
31.55
3730
Tw
5.55
5.70
6.90
if
W I -44 .
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li U.lha.aa.
Taw ta Ma-skat
( Bay rVk
mnmn
Fish. Tires For Sale By All Dealers
The Fisk Rubber Company
of N. Y.
Ceoerai Otficet : Ckkopaa FaHs, Maat.
Omaha Branch 2403 Farnain St
Branches tn Matt Than 100 Cttiet
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