THE OMATTA SUNDAY HKE: APRIL 2.1, 1!MG.
7-D
STOCK MARKET IS
NERYOUS, LOWER
Ww Shares and Stocks of Companies
Operating in Mexico Drop
Four to Eight Points.
STEEL IS LOWEST FOR WEEKS
MCW YORK, April 22. Todar's
two-hour amnion of the stock market
wan attended by much excitement
Add further free eelllng. War shares
i.nd tho stocks of companies opera
ting in Mexico broke 4 to 8 points
and the entire list, Including invest
ments, was unfavorably affected.
N over the Good Friday holiday
viut anything but reassuring from tlia
Wall street point of view, Latest da
U'lum'titg In the German erlsl wr
lewui with IncrcMod concern and r
of the proposer cancellation of
.imciliHn concession In kasxlco were
t -..iiixihlc for the acute weakneai In
lhnt ijiinrlcr of the Hut. Mexican I'etro
lutuii fell over S mint, with I to 4-polnt
cHin'S In American Smelting and
Urfi'im Canunmi
I 'tilled Hlste Stent fell away to the
luwi'et prlie In ww'ks. At today' low
a'erwe, apcclal atocks, comprising the
munition uniiip, motor, equipment and
momJury Industrials, war at minimum
ji'. of tho year, while com of the
nanut ihnri'a wrra from 30 to 40 points
tmrl'-r last year's maximum quotations,
f"lliiK wera very heavy and broad
ami in li'e part represented selling by
IHi oursKci spnrulatlv Interests, There
also was considerable liquidation from
Investment- sources.
m;h voiik stoi ks and bods
Tone of Market la Uneasy Over War
Situation.
XKW TnrtK. April 22,-Haavy and jKr-
i t.nt selling pressor was aa"aJn highly
f furtive during today's two-hour scum Ion,
tli r'-rei of th preceding dny ttmrely
pi, lusting; the extent if tli II lulflattn
movement. Trading was fur the larirt
or m.y riweiit wank end, approximating
tl'Ai'W sliari-s, more then half of whloli
n presented tha output In tha final hour,
when tlin Hat whs almost without 'in
Mniio of support
The Orrwin and Mexican crlslsea. fir
. such thav are regarded by the flnan
iliil community, wora skuIii the fiir-tors
round which tha furious market canterml.
Kv'Uil stocks that dasnriptlon applying
iniirn directly to the munition, equip
incut, minor Industrial and oils. wer
steadily lliiuldalod, with few exception
lecordlng lowest prices of tha year. In
tieiieral these Iwsuns are SO to M point
under lest year" hi-st quotation
Among th weakent Issues were Oenerat
Motors, which full 3) to 410, Mexican
JVtfoleum. 10 to 8if I'mted 8tt In
ilimlrial Alcohol, 6 to l.'i7; Cruolblo. 8il,
.'a to 78; Jialdwin locomotive, ii' to 84;
KUIdehnker, 7 to Amttrlfian Unletting,
ii to (ireeno ("ananea, 6 to 41 Tcxj
company, 6 to IX; America Car, to 'J',
iiiwl various other of that clas i to B
,.,.l,(a
I 'nlied Htatee (iel, which outsptlppad
nil other stocks In volume of offerings,
manifested some sti-sdlm-as lit flrHt, but
fe I back i to Hi as the sailing movement
; a hered areater momentum. flail were
nimune for a time, but th same, course
n: operative In that quarter Idler, tho
n.iein line coHlnrs, O renter and Tni n -'nilnnntals
losing from 1 to 2 points.
A't-icnntlla Marina proffered waa con
ipliunua for Its relative strefiKth, but
yl-ed a point on It wry largu ever-
l Ul II.
'I hi'i were slxns of liquidation in bonds,
.'kii e Wfucs receding materlaJly on larga
ofrrrliHH. ToUl sales, par value,
miiounted to $2,W0,.
I'tlcd Ktiitea coupon end reglirterad I
mid coupon 4s decdlna-l and Panama
.a reiristi-red per cant on call during
li e week.
umner of sale and leading quotation
slocks today were:
rWea HlrK Oom.
nt 8uar l.noo Ufa M
Ini.Tinn t'nn mi titi U
Aiu.rlian '. K.. tl.WX) hi - 14
lrln I,oromoHva ... 14104 4"1 m ti
American S A K 11.W9 M M
Am. Sti(ar Kellnlns V lott 1WV V
mrrli'sn Tel. A. Tel .m 1 1ST
AmiTlin ., U AH.... 7,100 m mi ri
Aiifnnrla Contr 1 1 Hi T V
Auhmon t.vfi l(ni 10044 w
llilcl.ln IxirnmntlT tl.m U M
H, hlim.ro otila im M' MSi KM
lu.ioklrn IUPI4 Tr., aH
Hun. H ( nppar I.CD0 M MH WH
I'alirnmla l'lr..lum .... l.Mll Jl II
1 anaillaa Pai'ltlo 1.104 1 Hilts ltl
1 rnlral leather 10"Q b0 ifi
rb'uitke Crhla 1,k) m-1 ny, Wi
I'liliaso, M. Bl, P t.W OZVt '1 1
1 lil. .o N. W fto 1 12 12.
riii. -.!, R. i. p. otr.. i.kio i ii)
1 'Ii 1 110 CniTir 4.4K) tl tl II
I'oloraito r.il tt Iron.... l.m m jtn'i fw
i'irn Prxti-tl Ilertnlns.. ' l't '' 1"V
I'rui'IMe Htael M fc") 12 'i 71 Tl
lilttlllerr' HMnirttle .... . 4' 4M4
Krla 11.2m M 31 11
"fcnapal Blantrio ......... I."."4 lill h u,
IrnHt Nnntiorn pM. I. NO 11 1171, 1UU,
Draat No. Ore olfa ,. 40 M 7
Hlinnla (Vntrml sno ion IS1, Ml
IntrrlKirnuch C'n. Corp.. l 11 IS
lnpin.M(Kj ooppnr I. HOD 44 43H 42
tniniallona-l Harraater 120
Inicr. M M. rM ctfa.... J,0() Ttl't 74 74H
KHnaaa .ljr Honttwrn. . . . '."1 V, TA 14
Kennarnlt Tnppar 14. M't f,2S '"S
U.ulavllle .Naahrtlle.., in
Mrslian ralroltum S3.4M M II 144
Miami rnppar 2.fl 37U, mi Ki,
Ml.aourl. K. A T. pfd , 1014
Mlaemirt Tarlfln
i.nlam Toarar 7S M1 74
Vaunnal laa4 1.4"! 1
Naod 'opt-r t.7l 1T4 17 17
Vnr antral ...... . !. nl nH 1H4
N. V . N. II A II l.Mi '' s 40
i,rl..lk A tt'a.laril 1. ISi, lll'i 1114
northern I'aririi) , l.fiO 110 10 1u',
l-ailllc Mall Ji
anno Tal. Tal
iinavliil , 1.11 MS M 14
Itar I mi, I'opnar... 1 S.'
;m4Ii ... I IW M, .s m
Hapuhlie trnn A l . 4 I" r 41H
4ltai u a ria..n vV'par, l.urt 1!! 'S
..,l'iarn . i ri, i , 4 ! i a '
ifn llalla 4m l't l ill,
iiuU Lakar irvnrln ,. IAt' III 121 Ul'
T.nif. M'Oar ........ I 44 44
I. .... par 1 " l 11 1
Ui.n IVill.' ........ 1SM ''H t"S
I M aloSol 1(1"" ! !'' 117
1 i . sialaa 41 41', e
' ( ,l.al UI4 I I ' ll4j
I ran 4.ipar l' JH !'H 7'H
H..'all r.1 II I i' T -a ' '
i t s 4n
.ii...ua IXeeirl ... t! 4." Oil 44
l I
i ...i ra ik.a a&a uiaa ,k.u
I rarlaa Itnxa tlaak atatemeal,
M.VV rHri Annl .? Tie s'itnn
t li s.'l'lal erlttllta ef rlaalln luinae
'hi k and tr!i! i'iinlile f,.r tli
.in! Hut !' In. Id .'H.1 rrri4
:, ,i f l.l ra-iuiaemanls Ttda
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Despite Heavy Receipts Wheat Has
a Poor Demand and Sells
Lower.
SCANT CHANGE IN fORN RATES
OMAHA. April 22,
The wheat market was very weak to
day, although the receipts were fairly
hesvv. tha ftatitinnil hetnir noor. Th bet
ter grades of hard winter wheat sold a
cent lower, while th off grade stuff sold
1 to S cent lower.
Corn wa also a poor seller, the demand
for this araln belna very light. Corn
Mnlrl urifhuttir.. in ll cant lower.
Oats w.re steady, selling at unchanged
price,
live end tierlev wars mioted unchanged
Cle ranee were; Wheat and flour equal
to i.m.mH) bushels: corn, 110,000 bushels l
OMts. 1.170 Mai h'jshels.
Liverpool Close; Wheat and corn, no
market, holiday,
1'rtmarv wheat recelnts were t,7J,ofi0
bushels and slilpmeuts, 1 , 4.V!. bushel.
uKRlnat recelm of 717. 'J bushels and
shlnmenta of l.HS.UIiil bushels last year
Primary corn recelots were l.ln.ono
bushels anil shlnmenls. 1 17 mil bushels
asalnst receipt of frft.ifti) bushel and
shlnmenls of HiimiKlo bushels lust year
Prlmarq oats receipts were 1,147.000
bushels and shipments. 1.t71,i bushels
sssliist receipts of J.sjIA.Osi bushels ami
sliliuuenls of 9M.0O0 bushels Inst year.
CAMJT HKCKIl'TH,
Wheat. Corn. Osts
Thlcago VI W 174
Mlnneapoll '!
liilulh 16
Omaha 14.1 V IS
KansiLS f'ltv 2iW IH2
HI. fxiuls 21 14ii 41
Vt lniilrx-g
These sales were reported today:
Whuat No. hard winter: 1 car. tl 0n'4
rare, 11 i: t csrs, 1104; in cars, Si 04 ,
8 cars, il.oa',; f cars, ! 'fl. No. 4 hard
winter: 1 car. 1,04; 4 cars, H.rMi S cars,
II 03; I cars, fl.01: Lt csrs, I1.0H, & cars,
We; 1 er. Mr, i ,Hrs, K7n; cars !;;
14 car, WVj, rtample hsrd winter; 1 car,
SI .no; 1 car, Wei 1 csr, ric. MO. s spring:
I car, S1.02 No, 4 spring; 1 csr, t.o; I
car. We. No. S mixed: 1 car. II .04V ; 1
csr. II 04. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, II.OO.
ftya-aNo. I: 1 ear, 1c. No, 4: 2 cars, Wo,
fiiimiilo: 2- car. 80c.
llarley No. 4: 1 car, 84c; t cr, Sic; 1
csr, oe.
ioro No, 2 white: 8 cars, 8fc. No. S
white: 2 cars, iBV; 12 cars, '4; jf csrs,
ic. No. 4 white: I oar, 7V'. No. 8
whit; 1 car, 'io; 1 car, 8V4o. No. S yel
low; 1 car, 7oajc: t car, 7ic. No. 4 yel
low: 1 car, 7nc; 2 cars, 0'4J. No. 8 Vel
low: 1 car. ic; 1 csr. fc; 1 car, 074c,
No. 3 mixed: I cars, anHc, No. I mixed:
1 car (near yellow), 7oc; 2 car, Kt'kc; 2
csrs, s:i'4r:; 18 cars. c; 2 cars, 8ilf: 8-8
car, fMc. No. 4 mixed: 2 csrs, M'tc; 1
'ar, tWiic; 1 car. Wc, No. S mixed: 2 cere.
cl 1 car, 87V4C No, 8 mixed: 1 car, ec;
3 cars, 74c; 1 car, iT'jc; I cars, ,c.
Fample mixed: 1 car, dh'aC; 1 car, t-e,
1 ar (hot), 4Ir.
Oata No. 2 white: ft cars, 41o. No. 4
white: 1 car, 44c; 4 csrs, 40'4c: t cars,
40f". Rnmnle while: 7 -8 csrs, 3c.
Omaha Cash Prices Whest: No. 2 hard.
H.4j1.o8; No. t hard, Sl.OSiiHW: No. 4
hard. (I5cnl.fl; No. 2 spring, ll.wm.W.
No. S smrlna. Il.0ltil.ir7: No. 3 durum. 11.01
it1.04; No. 8 durum, $l.2lrt,0. Corn: No.
2 white, 0li(,c; No. 2 white, Watie.;
No, 4 while, S7'iri:; No, 8 white, StlW;
No. 8 white. 6i'Mi.!ic: No. 2 rellow, 1'W'i
71c; No. 8 yellow, VfSTSr.; No. 4 yellow,
minor; No 8 yellow, to; No. yel
low, MWa'An: No. 2 mixed. mtMc No.
8 mixed, Wlj;iltc; No. 4 mired, (fl'a
Wic; No. 8 mixed, e73Ac; No. 9
Ttllva HA). filtUr. mt. .....I. I w J.4 AH.tAI
Oats: No. 2 white. 4iv,fl'42c; standard, 41
tVl'ic; No. 8 white, 40,'f(413; No. 4 white,
VI 1"a 4jJt 9 fll8n, T'linuJi 1 Willi
VriH&ti. Barley: Malting, alWIic; No.
i
fed Mtflo. Kye: No, J, li&ici No.
Chlcajro closing orlces. furnished Th
Tie by Logun A Hryan, stock and grain
brokers, 315 Houth Hlxteenth street.
Oman a:
ArtcTeOpen.'Tflgh
tow, j floso. Yes'y
Whaa.tT
May,
mm
1 124
1 14'4
1 144
i u
i n 'vi m 1 14',
14'4
July.
fpt
1 JJHI
i n
1 1M
i m
1 et
corn.
May.fnukiTra,1
74Ti'7BHflnal r.8t
July,
70S
WW
7MI Wv'ittWl
ttlb 'ft 1UA Tat
ptrw4'itii7i4
Oata.
May. 4M444I
July. 424i
48
. 48
44H,44W(4'46HW1i
8epL2lrS
a
Forg,
May
22 2ft
23 10
U TO
2S 88
23 28
11 HO
a to
28 26
22 20
221a.
11 86
11
12 00
12 18
122
12 47'i
23 07
2317W
Lra
May.
11
11 85
11 8T'
ntnM
July.
Sept.
Ribs.
May.
11 87-88
11 97
12 17
12 02'i
12 02
Vi lb
it tn
12 88
12 85
127H
12 tmn 22-88
12 12 60
July.
Papt.
13 38-4!
12 2H
12 62H 12 87
Chicago Cah Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
nominal; No. S red, 81.124rt.HV, No. i
hard I1.11V81.14; No. 8 hard, I.11H,12.
Corn: No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 4 yel
low. 73nr74c!: No. 4 white, 78''7414n. Oats:
No. S whit.- 434tM4e; standard, 4.',',''a
45ac. Ry: No. I. nominal; No. 8, !.".
Barley, fcjJflSc. Oexls: Timothy, 4.Wrt
8.00; clover. S10.00(H.M. Provisions:
Pork, ta.763.2B; lard, Sll KTH; rib, 112.00
4)13.871.
KUTTEnUnchangad.
FXlOfl Receipts, s6,68 eases; un
changed.
POTATOKH Higner: recaipis. a cars;
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ia
kota. whlta, 7MHiSc; Minnesota and Da
kota, Ohio, 7Mo.
1'OUL.TUIC Alive, uncnangra.
OMAHA (iKSVmil, MARKET.
Wholesale Prleee for Prodac
t hargerl by Oruaha Dealers.
BUTT WU-No. 1 creamery, In tajton
r tubs. ic; No. 2, 820.
Puri-TKV-Hroller. alive, under two-
.a ......UI riu'Mtnra and
,". Ut- i IIIIB, 1 iv , .,,vv.n. " -
stags, 11c; springs, 18c; Kse. 10c; ducks,
ir
; llll Keys, jf; oin inula, ,
lc
; guineas, sue; sounds, (.uiaiii.w "
!.; plKi ono, 'i.V. per dns.
II I'llHrC-l mpnrie.il ilss, 42c; domes-
(lot.
(
tic
l'l'ic Irinlets. l!Hv;' young America, 21c;
aJ4,; Uiooa, avu, iwuie, tau, tii.im.-n
inue iniini uni a, i.'-it, hihwuibti, ....
ported Krencli lto.Ueforl,
IMI-Kreslv, i.er lh.; t stfleh, !!
carp, !": trout, iv; roe shad, ; nan-
:mi': sslmiui. Sifl'; nisca pass.
I.1
2V: fliiunili ra. r'loian. per lb :
lll.ut, l?c, herring. V. hlte, 9
balinon, lnjiilc: pickerel, 7v, pi"".
IV, einoked white, lb. 16c Kippered.
.. II. I'i.. ul,.w... 14.4 ICInnan had.
4, 1 Jr. Tr ss. Jumbo, per dos., i.' W.
large glass, W rtirlnip. peeled. P'
81
a, hra IVaa II
I'irir lie I iir'nn aap, 4-"4
Pundir la. 1140; selects, 1 . founts,
I' . -.
'Kl-rllT - Mamirtotn. per o.s ;
limn 4. tr dm . small, 4 Hortda,
, l ale I '
me 1
IT
UkU' CI HH'S N. ' 1"c; Nn t
!. , ry. l oins, iva I, ran; r.
4, ; No I l.i bii. ha ,ii I, IV, No
N.i 1 III-. lii.tin.l .4. 1. IV'
Sn J l"a. So II..- rials. No. I.
;. . ! ', So. ' ,,
'll I I 44 4 ,.ia' ' .Nae: ln.
. as. r " I . W IM, .. I 'la.
Ilia,', si. f .". . 'a i '4,
,.a tl .v1! I ( I 44 a. ' a I
It, i I ..a. I' I 'Ml I' s.'. ?44a, i a. (4
.4 U, i. I .' I 4444(l. !.
..lb n i.m. I 4. aiUer i "it '
r - 'f 4 4 l' '4'. 114 I I'
ll ht 4a 11 '4- i' aa , 44 '44. ilia
! r ' . ,KH,.-i-ii Vl-it'li 1 aa,la4 a". I
..'.r.j,. 'naii4a holt' li
M.-ti'l.-l a aa f .! '1 li.r.'l 1444 .14
.1 .,1441 t 4 I ' I- I'- iw. ( !' all 11-44 .
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ti.i i S'i-1 Staaiae1 pii fifiirta, I,
l.ll .'- I .4
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OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
All Kinds of Cattle Lower for tHe
the Week Lambs Were Steady
and Sheep Show Strength.
HOGS TEN OFF FOR THE WEEK
OMAHA. April tl. 10IS.
Hclpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Official Monday 8,107 11,644 li.Sb
Official Tuesday 4,n:8 12.K6 7.34H
Official Wednesday ... 4.W 10.J48 8,M7
Official Thursday ... 4.U-H 10,7k. e.hns
official Friday 74S 7.844 ii,214
li-stlmat Katurdsy ... loo S.200
k dsy' totals "iToTl Tfl.lM 42.2;n
Bam day last week. .22.4K4 f. 4.si
Ham 2 week ago k.Mkl 44st tl.ifM
hams weeks sgo 2. I 'if (. 48.27T
Hame 4 weak ago 23. Wl .7
Mam day last sar...2l,;2 iA12S SS.U'J
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs ana snosp at th Omaha
llv stock market for tn year to dais
a compared with las' year;
I1II8. Wh. Inc. 10,
'attla Vi.U 14.a8 H".1
Hogs l.aau.HJJ l,tl7.i:' 2U,7iKi .
Wheep 7O7,."01 8:.;i90 1J2,00
Th following tahl snows U average
price of hogs at tb Oman l.lva Htoca
market for tb last few dsy, with com
parisons: tti). f'j'.ii,. itm it?. l;'.linTiT
pra.'TI vof s iM f fij t r.'T ;! '
A.r. , .1 u a , a (,;,. a ( I i.il C .'ic'C
a IT. 1.11 I sol I III 1 IU! li 8 10 43
Apr. 8.,l2. s MIS 471 I 1 'ail 8 alilu '
Apr, 7..! 2f,; 8 s, i 2' 8 711' )2l0 4i
Apr. 8.. w t 6j 8 7'S Ul 7 u 0 12,10 11
Arc J. j I e ' 8 jV' S M 7 'ill ''' U
Apr, 10. Hi 1 1 8f,( 8 nil 8 til 1 M 8 t4 ,
Apr. I). 8l , 1 8 671 8 S. ) 7 4 S f. 11 '2
Aur. VI I u 2.U. i a!
S IM I 60, V ' -
7 2, w.
a ) j 6 ; ii
S 70 7 08, t ; s .
8 ii 7 twi W
I wi, j 7M 8
t ;l 7 7'l 8 o:, 14
781 7 Mi 8 ! H J
74 18 S4' tf IT-
Apr. II 0 41 .1 7 Ml 8
A ii, 14 I M I 8 tn 8 II'
ii. lt.( 4SV4j 1 m t 2Sj
Apr, p, i : : t 4
Apr, IT. 8 4" 7 2ti 8 4.!
April 1 I iif,Vi! 8 to,
Apr, ID i k ev. 7 88! I
Apr. 20. S 82i, 7 4l 8 46
a in, i. a aiv I 1 '
Apr. 22.1 40 7 2s '.2
2 8 S4 7 45 b f, 1
uiiimy
I'AT'I'I,); anere were no cattln of any
ronegijn' 'n sight this tnornlng, hut
for tli wee receipt have been qull
lineral, running about on a par wun ibsi
week and a year ago.
Corn fed besves have bn In light up
nlv all the weak, with tha result tlist
prices have been shaded omwhat from
day to day, and are now In must esse
ss much a 10flfic lower than last week'
close.
Cows nd heifer have alio eased off
durlna tha week, owing to liberal re
ceipts, and while the best grade have
not shown so much chans the general
run of tuck la not far from 1W20O lower
than last week,
mockers and feeders have been coming
In mora rabid v than they have been
going out, with th result that while th
choicest kinds are not vrv much lower
the market I sroiind I'HiM.o lower on th
genersl run of tuf than th close of
last week.
quotation on cattle; Oood to choice
yearlings, Sfl.Ofm UK good to rholc
beeves, SK.SOfiV.STi; fair to good beexes,
a coriimnn to fair beeves, S7.7iV
mi- riud In I'hnlca halfsrs. 87.UMl8.aV.
good to choice rows, 7.2.V,.fln; fair to
good rows, fl 2ftf7.2K; common to fair
cows, n.wun.Jb; good to cnoic xaeoera
7,7I.H); fair to good feeders, 87 ,V
7,78; common to fair feeders. OiVu'i 4";
good to cholc stacker, r..8041.Ui: tock
heifer, In 75n4V0O; tonk cows, WVal 'Ui;
stock calves, P.liW; veal calvea, IVaVtf
10 W; hull, (tag. 41".. S8.la.00.
HOD ft- Today mmU In lh hog yard
without question th anappleat af
fair seen her In day, prioe suoring a
general advance of fully O. Everything
wa sold In lea than an hour, Pactkers
bought noma of thslr first hog at price
that were little better than tealy, but
had to pay at least &e higher price for
tha most of tharn, soma saJea toward th
close being sa much a 6c to too higher,
hulk of tha aalea wsa mad at VW a-B'J .46.
gmta a few of th light sold at 8 8u, but
there wsa also a good ahowtng of heav
ies a high a IVM), tha top.
A compared with last wa'a closa,
today' jirP-es ars pretty ohaaa to 10c
lower. 1 lila declln baa been unevenly
dlatrlbutel and whlla mixed gradm are
In many IriMtanc no mora than to balow
laat Maturday best heavies an 100 to 10c
off.
No. At. gh, ft. .
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8 71
HIIEKP Noth ng was offsred In the
sheen house tndsy, and yesterday' of
ficial of 8.214 head put the week' , total
at 42,287 head.
A compared with last weak' close,
ourretit prices for wooled lamb are In
most eases not fsr from steady, and In
no Instanc sre they over tVjlOo lower.
Only a few shorn lambs showed up, but
those that were here found the outlet
better than last week, i he main dura
tion seems to have be.on, as with wooled
stock, one of weight. After Monday,
when California soring lambs brought
$14 W, only small lota of natives were
offered. These sold malnlv at S13.0ifi
14.00, while on the close soma that were
not very fat took 212 .00.
JDore ewe were here Monday than on
any one day In some time, and Decker
ucceeded In breaking the market any
where rrom a dime to 2rc. Kor tha bal
ance of the week, however, offering
were very limited, and prlcea mor than
regained Monday slump, closing strong
to hs much a lOo above last Krldtiy. Tha
high prli'e of the week waa t.Hi. but
choir, Mexicans should sell to 19.00, and
there Is also a possibility that tirime
weeterns would bring the money. Hardly
any yearlings snd no old wethers wer
offered, but they aia credited with tint
same sort of market a ewes.
Quotations on sheen and lambs: T.amhs
fund to choice handy. III t.'.t lamb
iilr to gond handy, 8ll.livrcll.4o; Inmt.s
fxlr to choice heav y. I0 .'atull 10, lainha,
clipped, handy, H ,7Mf SO; lambs, clipped
hi'avy. 88 2Mr.o; yearling, fair to choice
HgM. n IVdIO,'; yenrllnss, fair tovhrilce
h.avy, K.i'u.2ri; wethers, fair to choice
In 4i'i 2... ewe, fund to choice. n :itf
t Hi. ewes, fair to good, 7.7uii.M; rwe.
clipped, 81 ftw7.34.
t, Joseph I, Its Nlrk Marhel.
T. JOHKi'lf. April 2I.-CATTI.K-n.
relpis. Mi heed; insrkel s'ea.ly; steerir'
in milt) H; roas and heifers, ll.TlVify i,
Cslvrs. 7 4p 7V
1IOi;k iu-.ai.i4 t.mn liead. market
sleazy, top, t' 0, bulk of sales, II a
HIIKr.P AST) !.AMIWI-Va reoelrMs,
marks! tioilillinl, laiiiha. 111 UTTIIM.
W Ia)ati4ill 4.ralt Market.
INSr.APti,IH. A Mil E -IVHIIT-.
May. 81 ir! n'. Jul 8M,.IK' Cah,
Ve 1 hard. I' :.': .So 1 nirihetn, 81 p
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OHmAD CUTTIfiG AND
So many aoldlers passing to and from
th battlefront In Kraut stop at the
"feeding stations" maintained by c.har
ttalil organizations In th railway depot
CIVIC LEAGUE HOLDS
DIRE0WMEET1NG
Adopt Resolutions on Problem of
Grade Separation Along the
Belt Line.
MANY BODIES REPRESENTED
A resolution to the errect that the
"Omaha Civic league docs not favor
makeablfts that the city planning
committee be requested to take un
der advisement the problem of grade
separation along the Belt hint In the
wenterti part of the city," was
adopted by tbe board of directors of
the organisation at a meeting at tbe
Commercial club.
Bvri othor Important problem wer
discussed at tb meeting.
Utanley M. Holewater, secretary of tha
league, baa Just, received a communica
tion from the Department of Commerce
at Washington, asking for co-operation
In tha matter of encouraging the public
to save waste paper and rags, tha sug
gestion being made that good una might
ba mad by collecting the ssme by th
proper organization throughout tha coun
try as a mean of raining money to carry
on vatiou clvlo ' and charitable work
where It would probably not pay tha av
erage bousewlf to attempt to collect
wast paper and rag In small amounts
for regular dealer.
"Tin fan Campaign."
Th Clvlo. leagu discussed tha advisa
bility of Inaugurating a "tin can cam
paign." J. 8. Whit, a lumber man, suggested
thut th big (melting com panic might b
Interested In such a movement, tha solder
In tha old tin can being mor valuable
than usual at the present time.
That the tin cn proposition 1 on
which should b brought to lh attention
of every resident of Omaha waa the con
tention of Mr. C. W. Hayes, chairman
of th municipal housekeeping commit
tee, fine pointed out the fact that dis
ease germs lurk In th stagnant water tn
old tin cans, which ar said to be Ideal
breodlng place for mosquitoes.
There ar now mora than fifty organi
sation represented In the Omaha ( ivlc
league, according to Mr, Roaewster, esch
being entitled, to three delegate. Thrs
orgnnlaatlona Include the I'ommeri lai
club, Ak-sar-ben, Ilolsry club. Ad clu.i,
Noon I'sy club, Rulldnrs' Kaoliangs and
most of th Improvement club and other.!
Interested In th beautifying and upbuild
ing of Omaha ud It clvlo Improvement,
BELLEVUF. DEBATERS j
DRAW WITH WESLEYAN
flallavns rotleg negative debatera n
a two-to-ana 4cisbn t4r tli af'lnn'4
llva tam from Nrbraak We1ean 1 4 1
iilsht I'ef.ire an audlnin of He!le4'ie i"
bin In tha sudllnrl ini of the Prsab) terlart
1 hiir h Till waa the eastern lalf nf tl
dual dhl l,el,. ii (hens lao s hcnl io
(he qnesttmi. ' lte .i,'ed. That the 1 lute I
Mats ahal a ,l atnllall In. leaan I'a
rmamant " Il4int Millar. iunl
lilihaidsnn and Hi vmi' if I'luHh I - a th
f...ir fa llal'rvue aial l a d fhaisi. I,r-g
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JUNIOR COMMERCE CLU9
NAMES HOFFMAN PRESIDENT-
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lhat It whs found almost Impossible
to cut and butter nougli bread for the
hungry soldiers. Accordingly some genius
Invented the marhln pictured above,
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ATTII ACTIO IS OMAHA.
Boydsi "Tb Cass of Bseky."
Bmprsssi Vaudevlll and riioloplay.
Oayatyi rrd Irwin' Big ghow.
Hi vp i Fhotoplsy. '
Xrugi "lp Van Winkle."
Orvheumi Vaudsvilis.
at rand i FUotopiays.
"Tb I'asalag 8kew of I1B" at h
llortl.
When Mr. A. Toxen Worm visited out
fair and prosperous village, a few day
ago, on hi general mission of clearing
a pslh for th bare-legged beauties o
tb Inter Garden rioru, bs voiced l(
th present chronicler some dubiety ss
to the data chosen for the one-night statu
In Omaha. Apprehensive a to th dvo
tlon of Omaha to It religion duties, Mr
Worm had In mitid cancelling th flood
Friday dole, and allowing u to go with
out a show, He waa given th mall
comfort found In tho uggesttun that per
haps there yet 'remained enough of the
sort of folks he wa looking for to fill
the theater at least onoe, so lh contract
waa not annulled. Mnyb In th course
of time Mr. Worm , will e th report
made to the Rhubetig concerning th In-
i take at the lloyd last night, and lie will
mark down another long credit against
hi own name Indicative 01 xcltnt
Judgment.
"The Passing Hhow of 1915" la made tip
of about 2 part of satirical review of
ome recent stage successes and 88
part of Just' nonsense, administered
In a riot of beauty, adorned and un
adorned, color, music, flashing light and
clatter. It doesn't Iran quite o strongly
towards nudity aa did "Maid In America,"
but It ha enough of bar leg to meet
any reasonable requirements; also nm
very cspanslv backs, th textur of
whose snln, to the eye at least, 1 an
excellent substitute for silk or satin, no
mattr how slieer. it moves with gwtft-
; ness and precision, marking the perfec
tly In stage direction, and few repeti
tions are permitted, yet with all the
energy of tha lg rnannger It take
two hour and a half to send It over.
Marilyn Miller I th lif of the party,
a dainty danseuaa whose vivacity and
beauty are enhanced by the consummate
grace of her movements. J 'spline 1'ollard,
awakening memories of Toby Claud and
.Mabel Mile, causes many a laugh by her
antic, r'lnra la also csn snd doi'
dance to tli delight of ad Th llowirds, i
Willie and l;iiene. already well known
here, ninko a lot of fun for tha folk'
with their grotesipieiles; th Millar broth-1
era rontribula a damiing specialty that l
a little bit different; John T. Murray,
lmaaataaaaaeljia m Iti
A Direct Offering to
Conservative Investors
'I'lif Western rcifio LuniWr Company olTfin fur
Mil. t riitioti n limitt,! iimount of Convertible C" Cumu
lative Prcf erred Block nt jmr $U r-hnn, t arry ink a
fifty per cent ! ) 1'tniun t'f full jmUl iituhwn it?n'?.Htillt
common etork. '11 n (uitijiiuiv lm xultniitinl tn-i't fun
hitiiia f'f n fall i'4Ui'im raw untl ttiiil it litiv tt ai'itlili
ttii'i'lv tf "liil'1 I"!"" tinilnf. Tln'r' an NO I.IAHIL
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Machinery
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Mvr. run jmmvtcM
which Puis and butters 3,'exi slice of
bread per hour. Tho loaves of bread and
tha butler are put Into sepatste hoppers
and tho mtu'hlne doe tho rest,
('lrenc Harvey and tieorg Monroe
supply th long end of the comedy end
do It with sucli flnlnii as 1 expected from
therik
Tli program lists lwnnl four singing
numbers, and when these ara IntereiMTNod
with usncra and dialogues, It will be
rioted Ihe action must be not only con
tlnuous but speedy. Lincoln gels It
chanc to look at tha performance to
night, and next week l'cnver, with Man
Francisco Just beyond.
Promisee of tbe Press Ageals,
I'slrons ara reminded thut the ciiinlii
will rise early at lbs Orpnnum tonight,
810 o'clock sharp. To enable Alexmnler
4'iirr to rali li an enrly train, he will ap
pear early on the program, arid Dion who
strive after h starts bis pluylet, "An
April Mhower," will not be sealed UnM
after the sketch Is finished 'Die I, HI
si urtlng at the Hundav matlnc will l
headed by Vsleska Hurstt, who returns
with a new version of "Black Crepe and
lilsmonds," and th most gorgeous snd
sumptuous display of gowns she list
ever brought with lur.
Mis I.sng resumes playing In "Th
Cus of ltecky" nt the ld this fier
ri"in, Ihe running ending wlili tonight,
Kor her closing week, which hein on
Hundny aflernoon, she will piesent the
iii-H ty comedy, "ltel,ecca of eiinnybrook
rarm," by hate Uoiislna Wlggln, bawd
on her own "Kebecca" stories,
The final performance of "red Jrwln's
big show occurs tills afternoon at Ihe
pi.nular Oayety, and Immedislely after
tb fall of tha curluln the decks will be
cleared for action, for that's what lie li
nens whenever fascinating Mbllle Will
In m comes to town with Hob Msn' hes.
ter1 but leaiiers, The opening perform
ance of the weok' engagement will start
at 8 30 sharp, and, as usual, M nil In, aside
from several oilier appearance dur
ing tha performance, will be seen In
her smuxlng drsmatlc dlvertlssment,
"lafanse du Enticement" alwava a tie
mnndnus bit and thoroughly artistic and
nonoffenslve, regsrdless of its title,
l.adlfs' matinee today.
Today t t 90 and tonight at I: Hi ar
the last two performance of "A llosoin
Friend of Hnwser" at lh new Krug.
Next week, "Qulncy Adam Sawyer" will
bn the North Hi on.' offering, ilrglns
Hunduy matinee.
lieglnnlng tomorrow, the s' reen hill t
tho Knipres will h the "Mary Psga"
serial now appearing in Tha 1 i,a. "The
Komarica of a Hollow Tien," a lov
drama entwined almiil a new submarine,
will be shown fur the first half of th
coining week,
Mary Miles Mlnler sppears for tha
last limra today In "lUiiiphs" st the
Muss. On tomorrow's program Julius
Hirger will be seen In "Tim Ullndneris of
Ixive,"
sad for rEB Crvy.
Mining; Stocks and Comment
The ,'c44e laell.'i Written at lh
Mlnra
Ad.lrtaa A.J. MKHK,
Oatmau, Arlaoaa.
Member fiatman Ktoi k I Uuliang.
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CAN I
OWN A
HOME?
A NYMANwho
can pay rent
can own a home.
Why? Because it
is the rent that
buys the home.
Landlords make
their houses buy
themselves.
Paying for a
house on the in
stalment plan is
a practical and
popular way of
buying a. home.
Ninety per cent
of all the house
sales made in
Omaha are made
on the instalment
plan. And 90 per
cent of these are
made to people
earning less than
$150 a month.
Earning a, house
while living in it
is the most popu
lar way.ot get
ting a home.
How much of a
house can you
afford to buy?
Wise men say:
"Never buy a
home that costs
more than two
years' salary."
How does this fit
your idea of a
home?
If one's income
is $1,000 a year,
he may figure on
buying a $2,000
home, and pay
ing f$2f0 a year
on it and so on
according to the
size of your in
come. Tin most tvliuhWiml
stkHvful real estate
firm in Omaha use
The I'oo's Advert,
intf eolumiH, Ueatl
the iuU and pick out
your home.
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