14
Till: l.KK: OMAHA, TlintSPAY, MARCH .TO, 191G.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat i Very Strong and Sell
One and a Half to Three
Centi Higher.
1 hard:
t'l it
s-nd
11 A HI
It V fl
int A V
( M N
OATH
r liA)
COEN IS ALSO GOOD SELLER
OMAHA, March S. 191..
"nth whrst was very strona today, ad
vancing lVfrnSo hlgnor. There was a
Very good demand for this ocrenl. al
though there were only a few car of
fered for Bale.
Corn was also a pood seller, selling
Unchanged to a cent hliiher. Moat of the
kales wore made at the lilgher prices.
Oata were quoted sc up. Ther were
only a few rara of oata reported In and
they were well taken care of.
Clearance of wheat and flour were
Hual to Ml.OOO bu. ; corn, 6!(,0CM bu.; oata,
t,i.0 bu.
, At Liverpool wheat closed Id lower;
torn unchanged.
. I'rlmary wheat receipts were 1.144.mo
ru. and shipments 8.ri.0i) hu., against re
relpts of 4i,iku hu. and shipments of N7,
P bu. last year.
i Primary corn receipts were RWi.odO hu.
and shipments SM.O'iO hu., against receipts
f 431.a bu. and shipments of MT,x) tiu.
last year.
Primary oata receipts were 7l7,Ono bu.
and shipments () hu., svalnst receipts
Lf LKfiMa bu. and ahtpments of Ja4,t"j bu.
ist year.
CAULOT RECF.IPTR
Wheat, Corn, uats
Chicago
plinneapolls
Jiuluth
Imaha
Kansas City
13
t. I iuls
. Innl
4.i
32
4
231
Zi
M
13
nines: 4&
Theae sslea were renorted today:
Wheat No. t hard winter. 1 car, Sl.Wt;
cara, tl.04; 2 cars, 1I.IM1; 1 mr, tl .
No. 4 hard winter. 1 car. I1.AT: 3 cara.
f 1 OS; 4 cars. 11.024; Cars. 1."2. Sample
Tiard winter, 1 car IweevlH. 11.00; 1 car,
He; 1 car, S3c; 1 car, Hoc. No. t durum, 1
car. tl
Barley No. 4, l-i car, 5c. No. 1 feed,
I-t car, KM
Corn No. 1 white. 3 cara, fiBVie; 1 ear,
af. No. 4 white 1 car. 4c: 1 cars. Ki'c.
No. 5 white. 1 car. Kfp. No. white, 1
car. (Be. No. I yellow. 2 cars, mr. So.
4 yellow, J cara, 834c. No. b yellow, 1 car,
Wc: 1 car. lc: 2 cars. (Ihe. No. mixed,
1 car. ftVtc; & cars. Sic. No. 4 mixed, 3
cara, 64c: 3 cars. HV: 1 car. 63c. No. 6
mixed, 1 car (dry). lc; I car. Blc; 3 cars,
,lc: 1 car. 1 csr. Wo. No. 6 mixed.
1 ear. envs; 1 car, 5ivc; 2 cars, Mc. Hample
mixed, 1 car. 82c.
Oata Standard. S cara. 42Uc: 2 cars. 42c
INo. I white, 2 cara, 414c. No. 4 white, 1
car. 41e; 1 car, 4i'r; 1 car, 4"e. Hample
hlte. 1 car. 37c: 1 car. 3rt ': 1 car. 3o4c
Omaha Cash prices Wheat : No. 2
liard, liavfrurru; No. t hard. 11 Wfi 1'H
o. 4 hard, $1.01 1 1 if. ; No. 2 spring. II. W
41.12; Jn. 3 spring. ll.aviiKW; No. 3
durum, Wcffll.fXHa; No. 3 durum, SRIWc.
- orn: jvo. white, fciif'c: No. 4 white,
ii4c; No. i white, 2tii;iSc; No. whit
j3o; No. 3 yellow, Wii;4c; No. 4 ycl-
ow, KMih-: No. 6 yellow, 61iii44c; No. (
yellow, Axil-: No. 3 mixed. 6ii&Ho ;
No. 4 mixed, 2(4e; No. t mixed, bt(
1'r No. mixed, dMi'iOV. Oats: No. 3
whlt. 42Ufr43: standard. 4242i: No. .
white, 41j414jc; o. 4 white, yav. Mar.
jey: dialling, i'(ni; No. 1 feed, MiMO.
ye: iso, t, imiw; .no. I, m'ansc.
t hlcago closing prices, furnished The
ee by Ixisan Hryan, stock and grain
srosers, am noil in Mixteentn, Oinana:
Article! Oieii. 1 Huh. I 1,0 sr. 1 Close. Tea'y.
jVVheat
May. 1 1!4V
July. 1 "-sV
SeoL
Corn.
May.
July.
Sept.
0ats.
Mav.
July.
8ept.
Tork.
Mav.
. Jiy.
Lrd.
May.
July
10g-07
73ita
4
4rtSfrU
40
23 67H
11 50
BDt.l 11 to
Ulna.
May.
July
13 20
1 14 1 11
I 11S l '
I 00', 1 07
74 724
7BHW 74S
7'i 74W.
44r4 43I7S
hl 4'.'S
4 40
23 07H 25 r4,
23 87'i 22 6i
II 6? 11 7H
11 77V 11 fc7V
II 86 11 30
12 oR 11
13 22-15 12 074
1 1?
1 1"'4
1 00',
I 13
1 l""I
1 C4T,
TS'I 7S
74 75ffi
74SI 754
44
42V4:A-
4041
22 KH
23 S74
it r
11 B74
11 tw
11 74
13 10
23 12H
11 t74
11 24
I t uu
12 10
12 30
CHICAGO GR AIM AND mOVISIONB
Feat area of the Tradlas aad Closl
Prleea ok tloard ml Traar,
CHICAGO. March 29 lie porta that
I.Omi cara of Canadian wheat were headed
to Pululh for storage had a good deal to
do today with wiping out price gains
which had been scored In the market
here. The result waa an unsettled close
at the same aa yesterday to fl.fx4o
lower. Corn finished Vu4c to 4to down.
oats o off to Viu4o up, and provisions
at a ueenno or 1J4 to ii4'(Muc.
News of the big shipments of wheat
from Canada to be tilled up In ware
houaea In the 1'nltnl States came before
the end of the first hour of trailing when
bull leaders here were questioning
wnetner an advance ot S40 a buanei
since Monday had not been too rapid,
despite severe Injury to the domestic
winter crop. Knowlcdxe of wholesale
Imports from Canada aeemed to decide
many holdera to realise, and also brouaht
about akgresslve selling pressure from
the beaiM. At the same time, tired I c
turns were current that Kansas would
yield i.mio.ii bushels and there were
optlmlrtlc crop advices from Nebraska
contradicting earlier reports of dam
aae. Throughout (.lie remainder of the
day. except Junt before the close, the
market waa on tho down grade, with
losses not entirely overcome by a spas
modic upturn at the finish.
Lower quotations from Uverpool. where
ui piles were Bald to be Increnalng re-
natiilesa of Uermany s submarine cam
Iwlun had a bearish effect on the wheat
market here, especial y at the outset.
Corn lacked uport. The big stocks
en nana, together with the prospect or
liberal Inrreaae formed the chief Incen
live for selling. Oats develniied relatlv
llrmnesa owing to piirchaHlng on th
part of recent snecu atlve short m l
Lxdavs to aeedlnx furnished the motive.
Provisions fill on account of the break
In the hog market and because of the
necllnes III wheat snd corn. lV.Ule or
110 power 10 rmy whh shown.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No.
led and No. 3 11 d. nominal: No. 3 hard
11.144: No. 3 hard. l.val.l. Corn: No
2 yellow, nominal: No. 4 yellow, tWsi'ii'Tlc'
No. 4 white, -ii4. data: No. 3 white
424i 4.V; stanilard. 44c. ltye: No. 2 nomlnaP
No. 3. Mc. Parley, (n74c Reeds: timothy
St Jntai .: clover. S10.(Oji in f-i. Provisions
pork, S21.0022.7&; lard, 111.22; ribs. SU aO
(y 1 1 K-i.
Kt;a8-l"nsettled: receipts. 8J.231 cases:
firsts, lMwilyc: ordinary firsts, lc; at
mark, cswa liii'luded. 1S(& H140.
ltlTATOKS HUher; receipts, cars;
Michigan. Wlmonsln, Minnesota and la
kota hlte, ."ull (W; Minnesota and la
kota Ohlos,
Pori.TKY Alive, higher, fowla. 17c;
springs, 174c
MtW YORK UEHKRAl MARKKT
northern. S1.14V)
tl IIVi I 1 I L
tl tfkv.. V t
No. 2 northern. II 11 Villi IV.
Il Ksncy, patents. SS;io; first and
lesrx unchanged,
k V T.ii;,,.
!ffd0c.
i-No, 3 yellow, 7:K74
.-so. 3 wmte 411I414C.
h K VA J, 1 7 Vu 2. 2u 4.
OMAHA liElr.IttL MARKKT.
Fat Cattle Ten to Fifteen Lower and
Feeder Break Sharply Sheep
Fully Fifteen Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN OFF
CVboteaale Prtcee for Proaaeo
Charged fcy Osnaksi Dealer.
BUTTKR No. 1 creamery, In cartons.
or tuh :.c: No. 2. :t4c.
POt'I.TRT Broilers, live, under two
lbs., 30c; hens, 16c; special rooeters and
Stags, lie; springs, 17o; greae. 1 :4c; ducks,
14c; turkeys, lftc; old toms. 15c: caiKms.
IHc; iiulni'Hx. each, 2.c; suuabs, I1.5uttj3.5:
per doxen; pigeons, SI per dox-n.
CH r-r.or. linixiried 44: domes
tic. 34c; block, ic; twins. 1!V; daisies.
l4c. triplets. lDMrc: youna America Vic;
blue latiel brick, in'ic; limburger. 22c: Ira-
ported Krench Uoiiuefort, fiHc.
OTTEHB-Cl esapeake. p rgiil.: Ktand-
rde, SI 40, northern, per gal.; Htandards,
1.11; selects. Il.au; counts, 11 95.
KISH KreFh. per lb. : Catflan. 17c: hl-
Ibut, irc; salmon, 17c; black baaa, lti2.c:
rapplea, 1241 lac; flounders. I2c. Froxen,
ier lb.: Hallntit. 11c; herring, 4c; trout.
1c; white, loc; salmon, puijiic; pickerel.
'uc; pike, ifoliK-. Smoked, per lb.: White.
14c. Klptiered. per Hi.: Kalmon, 17c; Kln-
ibii hadilics, 12c; roe shad. 9oc each:
hail roe. 4iic per pair.
CKI.KKY Mammoth. to per dot
medium. c per dox.; small, 4c; Florida,
per crate. f2 HO.
HKKr I'l Ts-Kiim, o. 1, 204c; NO. I,
194'-; No. 3, Wy. Ixilna. No. 1, 24c; No.
2.1c: o. .1. iyc. 1 nuc-Ks. .o. 1. nitc:
No. 2. ll'c; No. 3. lnc. Hounds, No. 1,
lB4c; No. 2. ISc; No. 3, 14c. Plates, No.
1, TH-: No. 2. c; No. 3. 4c
rruit ana vegetable Mites furnished bv
Oillnaky & Co.:
r tine iiranges: i4S. sz no pox yw, sj
box; IIKis, SSfiO box; sis, j;.7:i Iwi; I2a,
12.1 box: 17Ks. ZSKs. .124S, .I75 box: 2oos.
Ii'.k, 2"os, 14 box. Lemons: Oolden Bowl.
3ls. art's. $5 box; llver Cord, 14 W box.
iraoefrult: s. I3.7iva3.00 box; Ms. I3.n0
box; 4Hh. SOyi:i.25 box; Mn. i:.7.tl4.0ll box;
7iiM, (Km. !;s. It box. Pananas: medium
sir.e. ii.WKni.ia buncn: medium sue lum
boes, i2 2fi bunch;' regular slxe j'un-
Kes. S.'.nmii 2.1R bunch; extra large Jum-
hoes, S.I '"(i3.2.ri bunch; mainiiiotli Jutn-
lioes, Sfi"f'i3.7& bunch. Cra nlierrlee: Hell
hem. Apples: Nechters Hen Davis. 14
banel; Missouri Hen I'M vis, S.i.2!) barrel;
Idaho Hen I 'avis. In boxes, $1.50 box;
Koine Hemitlcs, SI. 75 box; W. W. Pear
malues SI. 75 box: extra fancy Wine
Saps. 12 box: Ark Hlacka, $2.60 box.
tit ra wherries: 24-pt cases, $3 50.
VKliKTAHLM Cot toes: Minnesota
whites. Sl.li bushel: Colorado whites.
$1.20 bushel: Hed River Ohlos. SI. 20
bushel. Hweet Potatoes: Delaware, S1.75
hamper; Kansas seed, 12.50 barrel.
(nlons: Hen and yellow. 3c pound: Span
ish. $2 25 crate. Rhubarb: $2. 2ft box. 1 'Bull
flower: S3 crate. Iyttuce; $1 doxen. Hrus
se Hprouts, 20c pound. Cabbage; 24c
lb.; new, 3c pound. New fleets, Carrota,
Turnlpa. Porsley, ItHdlshes: 00c doren.
Mil Heels, carrots. Turnips. I'arsiilns.
Hhuocs. 2c pound. Peppers: 60c basket
ruinators: 1.1.25 basket, t uctimbers. 11.25
doxen. Asparagus, $4 box. Onion Bets;
Yellow, $2.50 bushel; red. $3 bushel. t.
ery. Florida: 4-loxen crates, : t-dosen
crates. $2.7.".: a-doxen crates, S2.D0.
CIMKIl Per keg. $3.25.
roMH HONKV-S3.7a case: Airline
lionev. SI. 80 case.
HATKim. iciij.h- iiromedary dates. 127K
caae; stuffed dales SI. 75 box: Fard dates,
12c pound; new figs. 7c box.
POF'lonNNo. 1 rice. 4c pound. 40 1-
pound packages. f2.!t0 rase.
Nl i r-l'eanuts: jo. 1 raw. a' je pound;
jmo. 1 roasted. e pound; jumbo, raw, (140
mund; jumbo, roasted. 4c pound. Fil
berts, 15c pound. Pecans: 13c pound:
jumboes, 174c pound. Mixed Nuts: 15a
pound.
Olflrla! Monday 7.W)
fflclsi Tuesdnv 9:a
Estimate Wednesday.. R,i
Kansas C'ltr tlralsi siaid Proylalnna
KANSAS CITY. March 59Ulll-T..
No. 3 hard. $1 o:1.12. No. 2 red 11 1
.': finy. i.i'; juiy, i.iukw.uh,
(DKN-5o. 2 mixed. 67'cniHr: No. X white
xfji4c: No. 1 yellow, 7uc; May, 884iis4c;
Jlll. IW'C,
OATH No. 3 white. 4(MI(7t: No. S mixed
Vu3e.
nt. I.onls c;rala) Market.
8T. Tiri8. March 29. WHEAT No.
red, nominal; No. 2 hard, nominal: Mar.
ii.iw": July. 11.064.
COKN-No. 2, 72c; No. 2 white, 72e;
may. i-c; juiy. 734c.
OATH No. 2. 434l434c: No. 1 white.
nominal.
Liverpool Grain Market.
I.IVKRPOOI March .-WIIRT-
Bpot, .-so. 1 Manitoba. 3a 7d; No. t red
western winter lis Kd; No. 2 hard, win
ter, gulf, lis Kd: No. 1 durum, no stock
CORN American, mixed, new, loa frd
KlAJl'K Winter patents, 4rt 6d.
Coffeo Market.
NKW TORK. March 29. OFFKK An
early advance In the market for futures
waa encouraged by tho continued steadi
ness of Praxll. but prices rased off under
remixing in tne inter tradlnir and the
market was somewhat Irregular at the
clone. Alter opening at an advance of
2 to 4 points, active months sold about
4WU points net higher, during the middle
or tne nay, witn late deliveries making
new mull ground lor tne season on scat
tered covering and a little buying by
houses with F.uropean connections. There
appeared to he comparatively little coffeo
for sale after the liuuldatlon of yester
day, but offerings Increased around H.tic
for wptcmoer anu s.rao for Uec inner,
with pi Ices easing off to s..15c and tt.iia
for th-ise poHltlona late In the afternoon.
The close was 7 points higher on March,
hut generally unchanged to 3 points lower.
Bales. 33.2.iO bags; March, tunc; April,
SOUo; May. (UtJc; June, X.Zlc: July. S.ic;
August. ..; (September, M..12C; October,
Ui.. VnvMntlu-r ft .tM,-! tleirilier. ft 4'-!
January. .4ihv February. k.5v. Hpot
steady; Rio 7a. Bc; Santos 4a, l4c. Cost
and frelirht market was steady with
prices about uncharged or around lfl .25f
i'.:.'io for Hantos 4s, baala lxindon credits
The official cablra reuorted an advunc
of 75 rets In the ltlo market luerkcj an 1
of 1-rd In the rato of Klo exchange on
Unilnn. while Hantos was unchuuged.
Victoria reported clearances of 3.0iM bags
for New York and 83.000 for New Or
leans.
Hi. I.onla I.lre Btork Market.
FT. I.OCIfl. Mo., March CATTL.K-"
Ilecelpta. 3,4 W head; m-rket. lower; nv
live berf steers. S7 60ft.8i; year! ill 'eers
and I rlfcis. S.rih t.60: owa, SS WHiS.
mno'ivri and fee 'e . 't.'iV' 8 0: IP
I lniil in a era. 3Jrii 00; nd he fo
i.u w miii miri. ri.wu i.w.
HtHIS- Uece.pts. k.0 head: ina'ke
lower: nlaa and lights. ST.Omrri.'O; mired
land butchers, .7Cua.,.0; good heavy. 9.
jn Wi
KHKKP Anil L.Allin tteceiuie. i
n l: market, ateadv: yearling wethers
t9lki.0.40; lambs, S900&11..5; ewes. 6. yi
50.
Qaotatloas of tho Day oa Varleaa
( oaatnudittea.
NEW YORK. March 2.-FIX)l'R-
Hteady.
V H KAT Knot barely stead v. No. 1
dur.mi. $1 2H ; No. 2 hard. $1 No. 1
northern lmlutli, $1 Jt, and No. 1 north
ern Manitoba, $l.S4 f. o. b. New York.
Futures easy; May, $1 SV
CORN Hoot, easy; No. 2 yellow, Slv
c. I. f New York.
OATS Biot, steady; standard. &i4tl"
HAY Firm; No. 1, 1 SSrl 40; No. 2
Il2il3: No. 3. S10m-ft.it; shipping
tMt; 6 -.
I OP- Steady; sta'e, romm n to choice.
1H1. Wf!?.-. 1914. fcuSe; 1'aclflo coast, liilS,
I2i 5-: 1K14. evjlOr.
Hlt'KS Finn; Bogota. 33i34c; Central
Au-ricH 3"c.
LKATH Kit Firm; hemlock f.rsts, S3ff
tic: reconda. S3.:.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mesa, 24
j m. rami:y, -J imuki.uu; snort clears
2. 0ji2s.w. Reef, tlrm: meaa. Si7.ua
ii hi, lainiiy. ii .dtrtfis.M. Lrd, easy;
iin-iu i em, sns.ivil.i-i.
TAIXJW e-teaJy; city, c; country.
a-c; special, iub.
liL'TTEU Firmer: receipts. T.n tubs;
creamery extras, 4t4Vc; Ilrsls, Ki'yylu.
aeconds. 34u3&c.
POL'LTKY Alive, firm; no prices set
tled; dressed, steady; chickens, 1h3uu;
lomls, 144a2uc; ttilkeys, 2lu Juo.
C H EE Bfc Steady; receipts. M boxes;
stale iifia M-kMts, isuiac ao aver
age fancy. lvjuWc: current make aver-
no run, 17t(li c; Wisconsin twins, held
MilkV.
F.J Firm: receipts, 8B70 cases;
fr;li gsthered extras. 224a'ilc; extra
firsts. 2lur:c; first, 2ia 21 4c ; seconds,
2tJ 2U'C.
! City Live Stock Market
Rt ITX CITT. Ta. Mar h tS.-C TTLB--
Ttei e itta. 1.610 hea t: market. WW ic iowo
native steers. i.Mr.sw: d ir ers. n. m
,.0i
nl feeders. S7.U..h6; bulls, stags. tl
S;.7ni7.-5. .
HOU-sv llecelpia, a.rnw: maraei, i'hii c
lower: heavy. k.3T4f'J.eii: mixed. SS .151. 35;
ltgl.t. SlaXiiS .15; bulk of sales. S.i;i.4l
B1IEEP ANU UAMtia KO'etpia, aw
ead.
MlsstssslU tirala Market.
MIXNFAPOI.18. Maixh 2 WH EAT
i.i44ii.t; July, l.l4i; casa No,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
OMAHA. March 29. YM.
Kecelpts were: Cattle, llors. Sheep.
ie.4
12. W
27 I f4 I 571 59 9 10 4J
9 2K4I fill a 44 5l 73; 10 3i
M SHI 8 70 7,10 i
24 S3 1 45 S 741 tW t 52,10 54
I f.4i S 11 t 7rt . !lf.l
f 30 6i 5! t Vi S 3B '
24 I S 54f S 7 7 10 4VI0 nl
NEW YORK JTOCK MARKET
Special Issues Pushed Back and
Forth During; Most of
Session.
RAILWAY SHARE3 RESTRAINED
Three ditla this week .2K 3."..044
Same days last week..l6.WI 4".f7 2".
Same days 2 w ks ago.24,4T1 41. IW 19.s.4
name days 3 w ks ago.24.1l 3.1S7 z.i.t..t
Hume das 4 Wks ago.ai.W 43.114 2K 4M2
time diia last )'car..l,& i.:.Ji6 jh.tn
The follnwlna: table ahows the receipts
of cattle, hoga and sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for tbo year to aaie
as compared with .ast year:
i:ili 1915 Inc. Dec.
Cattle XI.W.9 242.940 109.0I9
Hoga I.iku K70.H75 230.190
Hheep 071.1.6 697.WJ 121.5111
The following table shows the average
Prices of boss at the Omaha Live Stock
market for the last few days, with comparisons:
Iiate. 1915. 1914 193. 1 19l2. 1 191 1 . 1910.
Mar. Li.
Mar. .
Mar. 17.
Mar. 1H.
Mar. 14.
Mar. 30
ar. 2L. 24 1 e I u 7H 7 10 I 4i 10 -
Xt.-li v. ' a yd I e . M ., 7 lk.1 g 47 10 4
.Mar. 21 (ISO ( 611 157 91 1
mar. .4., v i t.Ui a t s !ij - o tu
Mar. i.-.i 9 aTfci 441 X 54 I K7I 7 Oil 6 35,10
Mar. 2ti. I 47i S 45 S s4 7 Hu W 83
.Mar. 27.1 7 42 I I bo 3 8 8 7I ?
Mar. 2X. 9 3'il 411 I 8 M, 7 4S 42 10 .0
Mar. 9 22i Ml I S Ml 7 6l - 10i
Sunday.
CATTI.i: Receipts were liberal again
this morning at all points, the supply
here for the three days amounting n
22,ti2ii hesd, which la larger than a week
ago. but a little smaller than most pre
vious weeks.
Killers of all kinds were very siow.
with prices around lofilix- lower than
yesterdsy. It was late in the day before
enough biislnesM had been transacted to
reslly establish quotations.
Mockers and feeders nroae naoiy on
the close yesterday and were lower
again this morning The plain kinds of
stock rattle are nil of 2Va4c lower than
ast week, with a good many accumu
lating n tho yards.
Quotations on cattle: uooa to cnoice
eeves. S8.Kifl9.30; fair to good beeves,
$K.4oiH.K5; common to fair beeves, Si.tou1
1.40; good to choice heifers, S7.2flj4.i!;
good to choice cows. W.7uWi.7.i lair to
good cows. $ OOoue.75; common to fair
cows. $4.50f(.2S; good to choice reeoers,
$7. So-ill. i.0; fair to good feeders. S7.ni'7 );
common to fair feeders. Sfi.5W7.80; good
to choice glockrrs. $7.v58.25; stock heif
ers, Ki.7iVij7.7i: stock cows. h.wjii.h;
stock calves. S7.0tru.ii0; veal enlves. Si. 00
010.25; bulls, stags, it.;.. $...WU.7.5U.
HOUI4 The hog supply waa larger even
than Tuesday's, estimated receipts be
ing 239 cars, or l."0 head. For the
first half of the week receipts foot up
40.220 head, being a few hundred smaller
than for the ssme dsys last year by 7.0U0
head.
Added lo liberal rresn supplies were
some fifteen or twenty loans carrieu
over from yesterday, making total offer
ings very generous, other points were
porting sharp oecunea an aioug inn
line, and while all buyers were very
bearish, the market opened out In pretty
decent season, with shippers and somo
of the packers buying fairly freely on
HKd loc lower basis.
Two of the peckers demanded 15c eon-
cessions right from the start, and as
they refused to raise their hands they
failed to get any hoga during the ear
lier part of .the forenoon.
i.lttht and common mixea nogs, wnicn
were hard to gel action on at any time
of the day. naturally suffered moat, and
at the time of closing this report many
of them, aa well as some of the better
kinds, were still unsold. Huyers can
practically all left the yards and it
looked as though there waa bound to
be a liberal holdover for tomorrow'
market.
Hulk of the hoga sold landed at 19.10
479.36, with some of the beat heavies on
up to $9.45. There wero some sales below
the bulk, but moat of the hogs that would
be expected to sell there either moved
late or failed to sell at all. ao the sales
quoted In thla column could hardly be
taken as a fair representation of thla
market.
HHKKP Another heavy sheep and lamb
run waa on hand today, the day's re
ceipts of fifty-four cars, or 13.0 h) head, be
ing the largest or any one day for soma
time. Three days' tots! Is 83,044, being
J3.0UO larger than last week, and 13. .'km)
heavier than two weeks ago, but S.UW
smaller than a year ago.
Buyer were still In a very bearish mood
today. Clearance yesterday was rather
poor, and with a heavy run today, and
discouraging advices from all other
markets the outlook was anything but
good for the selling Interests. A few
hunches of light and handy weight stuff
that were sold right on first round did
not look over 10tf t5o lower, but as a gen
eral thing buyers talked a full quarter
lower fiom the start, and during the
early part of the forenoon at least, actual
bids were few and far between.
The trade continued extremely alow
and dull, the best light lambs generally
being 15c lower, with heavy lamha and
sheep neglected and showing even more
drellne than thst.
Quotations on sheep and lamha: Ixmbs,
good to choice handy, $11 .3Mf11 .50; lambs,
fair to good handy, $10. 9H 11.25; lambs,
fair to choice heavy, SlO.boe II .00; lambs,
fall clipped. $9.n9 K6; lambs, fresh
clipped. $tt.5mi9.3i; yearlings, fair to choice
light. $9 .(tow 10.35: yearlings, fair to choice
heavy SX.tiWn J. 50; wethers, fair to choice,
$ 0tiU8.S."i; ewea, good to choice, $8,159
8.50; ewes, fair to good, S7.bOrd.15.
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle
Weak Skeep
Weak llogra
Weak.
CHICAOO, March W.-CATTL.E Re
ceipts, 19,fli)i) head; market weak; native
beef steers. $7. Solid. 9"; western steers. $7 HO
itrH.ftl; stockrrs and feeders, M.lnVflsC;,;
cows and heifers, $4 2H1-V85; calves, $7.50
4(9 50.
Ht MiS -Receipts, 39.0H0 head: market,
weak: I51I2UC lower; bulk. $S.aii9.70, lUht.
(I'SlS W; mixed. $!).4Kiiy.75; heavy. t.i.t
9.75: roiiKh, S9.S0ii9.4:, plus, $7.3iKiiS ).
HHEEP AND I.AMIW-Uecelpts. 18.000
head; market weak; wethers. SJi.tOro'-l.;
ewes, $ti...T5; lambs. $.504ll.M.
Kansas City I. We Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT Mo.. March CAT
TLE e rip s. 6,000 hei d; mniket, stea !y,
but lower; prime fed s:ern. 9. &4i9 :.
dressed beef steers. $".wti9.l." ; we-ter;
a e-rs. $7.7 tio.is; sto--kers and le oer
were unchanged
NEW YORK. March 29. Special stocks
were pushed back and forth during most,
of today s profi-s-oonal market, while
Wall street, thst Is the trading clement,
engaged In further aimless discussion re
garding European and Mexican affairs.
Superficially, at h-nst, there were no new
developments In these ouarters, but the
lack of definite advices and the studious
sbstentlon of public Interest were In
themselves deterrent factors.
Hallway shares were under obvious re
straint, especially In the latter part of
the dav. when Rending. I nlon Pacific
Southern Pacific and New York Central
recorded declines of 1 to almost 2 points.
Heaviness of this group was attrlhuieil
to two distinct reasons signs of Increas
ing tension lietween executives and em
ployes over pending differences and
strong Indications of further foreign
llquldat ion. Almoat one-third of the day's
turnover was contributed by such specu
lative Issues a Crucible Steel, Mercan
tile Marine. Mexican Petroleum and
Anaconda Copper, of this mixed assort
ment some were higher, but most wi re
inclined to shade.
Coppera were Irregular, being higher In
the forenoon, their strength and elasticity
being aaaoclated with unconfirmed re
ports of the placing or ananioimi im Re
orders for export. Other metal were
nominally higher, hut Ieldcd to mod
erate pressure.
I'nlted States Steel was a?aln shunted
to a subordinate position in the lint of
prominent stocks, and a weekly trade
review referred significantly to the "more
conservative spirit" In the steel trade, to
gether with signs that the "crest of the
wave of price advances has been reached
or Is near at hand." Steel was offered
In large bloc ka down to hi toward the
rloae and Hcthlehem Steel lost 19 M til.
Little remained of early Ruins In the final
'Total'sa'es amounted to 4V.0 shares.
Canadian Pacific reported a n-t gum or
t1l."ftnii for February, with an Increase or
$l2o'oir for Illinois Central. K.-veral minor
lines showed substantial gross gains.
The bond market was steady on con
tracted deallnt's. Anglo-French is wer
extensively trsded In at the maximum of
Si-,i' Totai sales, par value, aggregated
$3 375.(i"0. . J
I'nited states bonds
nNurribcr of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
niw tii-ii.
Alaska flnlil
AIH-'tialmer
Amerlrsn B-t Sugar
Anierlrsn sn
American lK-otnotlre ...
American . H
Am. H. R. rM
Am. ffixar tteflnlng
American Tel. Tel
American Toblcco
Anvnnita Copper
A I, hi. on
Pulnwln TiOomntlTe
Baltimore Ohio
iwihlehem Sn-el
Hrorln Hapil Tr
California Petroleum
Canadian Parlflo
Central leather
Oiesapeaks Ohio
Chicago O. W
lt.lcao. M St. r....
hlrao N. W
ChlcsKO R. I. A P nr..
China (."noper
Colorado rnel a Iron....
Crucible Ple
Penrr A R. O. pfd
ni.llllelV Securities
Krle
nneral FTleHrte
Oreat Northern pM
flreat No. Or rtfa
C.nnenhelm Phploritlon..
Itllnnla Ontral
lnterborolich Con. torp..
tnaplrstlon 0opr
Internatlonst Harvester...
Kinau Cllv Ponthern....
Lehlah Vslley
Ialarllle Naabvtlle...
Mexican Petrolaum
Miami CVppsr
Mlnonrl, K. T. pM....
Mlsaonrl PaHfln
National nisrutt
National Iaa t
Kerala Copper
Naw York Ceslral
N. T. , N H. H
Norfolk Weatern
Northern Pacific
Pacini- Mall
Pacific Tel. A Tel
rennaylranla
Pullman Pilar Car
lur Con. peer
Reading-
Itepublle Imn Hteel....
foiithrn Paclflo
Houlbam Ratlwa.T
munatnkar Company ....
Tenneasea Copper
Texas Company
t'nloa Pacific
t'nloa Pacific- pfel
foiled Rlatee Ktael
V. 8. Bteel pfd
ft 'tan )pner
w eatern Vnlon
W'eatlnchoiiac Rlactrto ...
Vontmia Power
illaneral Motors
Wahaah pfd
cow s and heifers'. SS.5tf7.75; stoc en Sv7'm.8ti; bulls, 6.75'ti 7.75; calves. $.
Hi'iGSaflecelpts. 13.7 bead; market
lower: bulk of eaten. $7.36-i9 6'-: hcai y
S'.5"i'9.724; packers and tutch-rs. fci.t'x
B iill: I sht. S9.25iJ.56: pigs. S7 50lcliS.75.
SHKi.. AND LAM HS Receipts. 10,0 0
had: market, lower: lambs, $n.7ifill.
yearllno. S9.&t10.r; wethers, Vi.iUiM.
fit. Josepk LIT Stwk Mmrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. March 29. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.30O head; market lower:
steers $9.7oti9.75: cows and heifers, U Mil
.(; calves. $d.0ivu.u0.
HOOJ Receipts, S.5P0 head; market
lower: top. $9ri6; bulk of sales, $9 25'"9
8HBBP ANU LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
head; market lower; lambs, U.0uu UM.
till and Koala.
PAVAVNAH. Oa.. March
PKNTINL' Nothing doing.
Mich 27 at 5 e; rocelpta, 91
men is. non: stock. 7.971 bins.
ROIN Firm: sales, 643 bbls.: receipts,
11 bbls.; shipments, none; t-fck, 71.07
lbs.
CJ'iot: A H, 't o: C v
(4. 0, . S4.tj '.8.; II $ 8 ;
I .; M. SU.20. N, 15.30; WU
5.62.
ja.-Tnt-Lat
sal
bbls.: aiilp-
K. 14 7 : F
I S . : K.
S5. 0; WV,
Ctsiiaratrd Apples aad Dried Fralts
NKW YORK. March 29.-EVAP-
ORATKO APPI.KS Dull; fancy. 1W0
4c: choice. 54HiiWc; prime. -uc.
lilllKli F It C ITS Prunes oulet but
steady; Callforntas, 4ki1.4c. OreKons. 74t'
Sc. Apricots, firm; choice. 9i 10c; extra
choice. loW'ioNc: xancy. iiiii.-. ram
uulet; choice 64c; extra choice, 64c;
rancy, t4C. ttaisins. sieauy, iwiwa m"
catela. tiVfllc; choice to fancy seeded,
74tJ.4c; eedleas. 94410c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. March 29. Ootton goods
markets were firm but more quiet to
day. Worsteds yarn aale were re
stricted by the Inability of spinner to
supply colors. Laces wer In fair de
mand. The cotton market closed steady at a
net advance of S to I point a
I2,(rt ?i4 Jl4 w
2i 2fi 29 f
I amy 734 Tl 72H
( inn .'4 at 4 l'a
JJ.wn 7 74 774
J. 700 101 1004 left1.
nts
";' icws
'l 1Ki' 14 l'O'n.
4nn is 1'.4 1W'4
II 5iK) X74 SB 4 4
1 iivi 1014 UU 1"'
14 :ai ins 1044 11
fie 1 t'14 7H, iS
oryi 4h 4r.l 4'-14
?tift SH a,,i4 ft",
4111 13 14 53,
l.ano Hi" 17 is;
IIS 54 M'l
ftol 4'o afS
jnn 13 u ir
1 .-ail M4 3 H4
!CI )2S K Ii
1.1IO 17 is 4 17
1 9CVI F..1S "4 f''4
ton 4:.S 4'''i 44',
4(1, MiO 14 S
14
i.jft! 4IH 474 47.
7.1100 .ti, 3f4 37
4' a im'.ij is
1. ana n-214 l-MH 1214
1,700 44 434 434
2H4
2nd 1(13 103 lMH
JOfl 17 IT 14
4,l(l 47i 47H 474
1104
2ia ! 2'.44 2'-4
709 774 774 774
1234
4J.n 110 104 in4
2. !oo 34 MS 34
10
44
1224
70S 74 444 4
T.4fO 174 17 17
S.700 104 1044 105 4
l.fc-0 IV. 4 44 44
l.r.nn yt 1214 m
sue 114 1134 li'4
1,000 24 24 234
St
t.tnn MtTj Mts MS
y is.- lais 114
1 400 !JH M4 B4
2. run H4 44 H
7VI MS M M
.m a4 tu4 1174
ton 21 21 M i
l.nnn i4 141 141
X.AOO MS 3S
40 1f. 1U4 1V4
S.400 1314 1324 132U
K
U.VXt !!. 4 4 IS
MO 114 1144 114
tin ftis ftt l
1.0CM acis. 04 M4
4.9011 aits t4 "4
(00 784 74 74
4.'.S
SsnA t 274 2I4
ill. am s 4174 si
Slum SS M 5t4
Total sales for the lar. 4. 000 aharsa.
Metal Market.
NFTW-TORK. March 29. MTTTALR
Iad. BOO asked. Pnelter. not auoted.
Copper stesdy; electrolytic, nesrhv, $27.73
rra.X; June and later, S2o.7aa 27.50. Iron,
firm and unchanged. Tin. quiet; spot.
$4.n0ififi0.fl0. At Ixindon: Hpot copner, 112
10h; futures, 100; eleotrolvtie 13. Hpot
tin. two- futures. 196. Lead. S. Hpelter,
95.
I.ondoa gtoek Market.
LONPON. March 29. American securi
ties on the stock market were moderately
active and steady.
BILVF.R Rar. 21 13-1M per ounce.
MONTCY 4?W4 per cent.
piaCOCNT RATKS Short blll and
three montha, tSfi per cent.
OMAHA. March 29. Rank clearings for
Omaha today were $3,817.429. H, and for
the corresponding day last year $2,967,
728.68. Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. March IH-COTTON
Ppot. steady: middling uplands, 12.15c;
sales. l.bH) hales.
Chic aro
Kansas City
Ft. Louis ....
timaha
tuux Oily ..
Total ..
Isiar Market.
NHff TORK, March 29.-8COAR Pa w.
Steady: centrifugal, i.ttic; iiiolaiMes. 6
Refilled firm. Kugar futui-es opened
steady, but later eaaod olf under realis
ing prompted by reports of liberal of
feimgs In the spot market. At poor
pricra were I lo 4 points net lower.
Stock 1st slckt.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
19.' OS !v 1 S.ofli
n.KO 18 709 10 00
..... S.4I0 ka) 2.30
.0i lii.ta'i 13, 4 0
2.' aftx) ia
..3M) M.ni S.0 0
OIL
Limited
SUPPLY
t'nprec-dented
DEMAND
Resulting In ateaullly Increasing
prices, make securities of produc
ing; oil companies moat dealrabl
Investments.
FEDERAL OIL
Owning production and large eholco
acreage In three Important fields,
earning about Z0 on present mar
ket value of stock. Present excep
tional possibilities for quick en
hancement In market value and div
idend returns.
AoUvaly dealt la oa 2ftw York Curb
Write for circular Fed. No. 24; Free.
Wade, Teir.pl eton & Co.,
Sealer la Standard Oil SHocka.
42 Broadway. N. Y.
STATE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED FOR LARGELY
. ADVERTISED LIGHT FARM TRACTOR
Big moaey-maklng opportunity (or Individual or company with
automobile or tractor selling experience, capable of handling state
distribution.
Kasy to ell this thoroughly tried, four-wheel. l-ll H. P. tractor with
splendid 6-year record. Light weight, great atrength, tremendous power,
utmost economy and new constructive featurea revolutionise scope of
tractor service and n've promts of longest tractor life ever attained. For
full particular address,
J. L LEWIS. 10th Floor
223 V. J ark so a Blvd., Chicago.
J
'Don't Miss the Window Displays Thursday Eve.'
No Newer Styles, No Better Merchandise, No Broader Assort
ments Offered for your Selection in Any City in the Land.
Sale Events of Keenest, Economical Interest Thursday
BETTER
QUALITIES
AT EQUAL
PRICE.
TUT
n
a n
AYOEN
16 If DODGE DOUGLAS STREETS
EQUAL
QUALITIES
AT LESS
PRICE.
Surprising Tailored $
SUIT BARGAINS
A choico lot of spring stylos in ropiilat $20 and $l2L5fr quality Tailored Suits sent
us ly our Xew York buyer for Thursday's lug sale. Mighty attractive new designs in
good .quality Foplins, Gabardines, Men's Wear Serges, and a lot of nobby check suit
ings: ' All sizes. Values we are confident will surprise even those expecting most.
4
New Aft'noon Dresses $0f 50
Surprisingly Underpriced, at urZ"
"While the materials include a wonder
fully broad assortment of the popular
weaves and colorings, fine Taffetas, Gros
de Londres, Stripe and Plaid Silks,
Beautiful Combinations, etc., the variety
of style and quality are vastly spenor,
All sizes, 16 to 4b. Matchless $Oj50
values, at Bale rjrice
Beautiful New Blouses $098
Made to Sell to $6.00, at
Nearly all makers' samples, in almost
endless variety of popular colors and
materials. Soft Crepe de Chines, Rich
Radium Silks, Pretty Laces, etc. We
consider them one of, if not the one
choicest lot ever shown, at Thursday's
sale Sq98
price
By Every Test You'll Find Them Best---
Crown Jewel Suits $25.00
rday a won-
$25.00
The queen of all suit values at the price we include with these suits. Saturday a won
derfully choice line, in Silk Failles, Combinations, etc., just received from
our New York buyer. Ask to see these bargains at
Silk Suits
Made to Measure
In Our
Dressmaking Dept.
EVERYTHING COMPLETE
$27.50
Your choice of broad as
sortment of rich Chiffon
'Taffetas in the newest color
ings, also a fine line of the
latest check and striped nov
elty silks for spring wear,
made up in the season's new
est styles
TO YOUR MEASURE
First class workmanship and sat
isfaction always guaranteed.
Inquire about them at Daylight
Silk 1 K'psvrt mnit.
150 Trimmed Hats
Specially
-Priced-
Tomorrow
$10.00 and $12.00 Values
$750
We Put on Sale Thursday 150 Trimmed Hats
Copies of Imported Pattern Hats. Every Hat a
beauty and would be a big value at $10 or $12. A
big range of styles and colors to select from. Re
member there are no two hats alike.
Read the Big Month End Special Grocery Sale Thursday
Haj'den'ia for Quality and a Having of 23 to 50 on the Cost of Living.
14 lbs. best Pure Granulated Su
gar for fl.oo
4S-lb. sack Best High Grade Dia
mond H Flour, made from the
best selected No. 1 wheat, noth
ing finer for bread, plea or cakes,
every sack guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. . Thursdays
4H-lb. sack for $1.33
7 lbs. pure New York Buckwheat
Hour for
8 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn
meal for "c
8 lbs. best Rolled White Break
fast Oatmeal for SMc
7 lba. best Bulk Laundry Starch
for 'J3-
Yeast Foam, pkg
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg He
W. O. C. or Krumblea. pkg. . . .c
Advo Jell, for dessert, pkg..7Kc
Skinner's Macaroni, Vermicelli or
Spaghetti, pkg 7 He
Utose-WUes. Omaha made. Fancy
Cookies and Crackers. 10c, J2tc
nd
3 large cans Condensed Milk. .21c
3 cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn,
Wax. String or Green Beans, 21c
3 large cans Goden Pumpkin,
Hominy or Sauer Kraut 21c
3 large cans Pork and Beans, ,23c
MacLaren's Peanut Butter, per
lb., at 12 c
Large bottles Worcester Sauce,
Pure Tomato Catsup, Pickles, as
sorted kinds, or Mustard, per
bottle, at 8Hc
Tall cans Alaska 8almon. . . .8c
6 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines
for lc
5 lbs. Choice Japan hice 23c
10 bars Beat-'Um-AU or Diamond
C Soap for 23c
The Best Tea Siftlngs, lb. . .12Hc
Choice Basket Fired, Sun Dried,
Gunpowder, Kngllsh Breakfast or
Ceylon Tea. lb 3c
Hershey't Breakfast Cocoa, lb. SOo
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, per
lb., at 2c
The Best fitriclly Fresh Kggs, per
doxen, at 20c
The Best Table Butterine, equal to
l creamery butter, lb 23c
2 lbs. Good Butterine 25c
3fl Bias rancy riorlda Orsp rrnlt
Thursday, aca l,o
This size retails regularly for
12 He and 15c each.
Xst Xlrblaad Havel Orang. th
Most Hsaltfcy Irult Grown, Thurs
day, dossa BOo, S6o, 30
Th Bast Xsd KlTtr rotato, Ml
rick, at .So
Ins. to peck, watch your weights.
Krelt Caliliage, lb IVs
Kresh l'rnil, Turnips, Shallots or
Kaillshes. bunch o
Fresh AsparaKus. lb loo
1-ancy ltlpe Tomato?, lb lo
Fancy Lrge Cucumbers, each at,
18V4 an is.
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips or Par-
snips, per lb JV40
8 large tSoup Hunches lie
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, ver
quart, at io
Fancy Htad Lettuce, per head, at
So and
Fancy Kliuharb. lt Jo
S heads resh Hothous Iaf Iettucs
. loo
a 1. 1. strsros of Oaioiw aavos).
but toui oar ion rs now.
The price will iloubls in two Mti.
Thursday only, quart 'i
.It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST-It Pays,
