THE REE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1917.
GRAIN ANMRODUCE'
Wheat and Oatt Prices Ad
' ranee, but Corn Market
is Irregular.
DEMAND IS VERY GOOD
Omana, February 1, 1317.
The taa irata slmation continued active
tanar, ana whll. the rarelpta were not "
hravr aa aa'vasterdar, the supplv w"
rlrtsnt to take cere of the demand, which
wee very food. , .
The wheel end oata markets seorad ond
advanrn. but the com market wee rather
Irregular, the prk-ea on thle e.tl blr,
.tooted from He hlntier to 14c lower. ahllr
wheat ruled from lc to Jc higher, ana
oi U em quoted , from unchanled to r
"""hT'eej-h sales of wheat showed No. !
hard aelltnl at II. II. to 11 ..,
. . ... . . ii iku to 11.71. with
the bulk selltnt at 81.17 to 11.17. . "
poorer tradee of nara einifr in
11.81 Oh sample .hard to 11.74 on No. 4
rm eold er- readily at the prevails
market price.. No. I white eel I In I ",,
- i l .. ,n i. over the yellow,
and th N. 4 ird of all corn sold from
Th.r w a rood tr.d In oil. nd
tsccellnit damand for all the different fradei
of thi cereal. t Vn
Rtandard oata was quotpd at 66e. o
3 whiur sold from MVi' to 6 and No.
...... i,, from 10 (iIiUK.
Rye and barley were quiet on account
of MKht reeelpta. and prlrea were M"u"
If- to Ifc hlfher on rye .and uncbanaed on
teCUwrfief were: Wheat and floor. Jal
to M4.W buahele: com, "MOO bu-bela.
oata W-OM buaheia . .
Primary wheat recelpta war 143.000 buatw
la and ahlpmenia it.M buaheia. aralnat
raratpta of 1,M1,000 buaheia and ahtpmenl
of I1.000 boahela laat year .
Primary corn receipta were 1.0W.000 buah
eia and ahlpmente M.00 buahla. afftinHt
recelpta of I.I3S.000 buaheia anil tpmertt
of 111.000 buaheia laat year.
Primary oata reraipU wera (.41.000 buah
eia and ehlpmanta l.,000 buaheln, aralnat
rAipn of tlO.000 buaheia und ahlpmenia
of K 4,000 buaheia laat year.
CARleOT AWKIITH. ,
Wheat, t'orn. Oma
Chic to O
Mlnneapolia a&0
luluib 7
Omaha
ivaDMaa luj
81. 1-oula ' " " aB
Winnipeg ail ,
Theae mU war reported:
Wheat Noh 3 hard winter: 1 tar. l.T1A.
1 ear, fl.1t; 1 car. $1.71. No. S hard win
ter: I car. 1.7I; cara, tl.TTfc. 8 rara,
II 77; l car, 1.7Mi. No. 4 hard winter:
I car, tl.U. Sample hurd winter: 2 cara.
$170; 1 car. Hi. 88. No. 4 aprln: 1 car.
$110; 1 car, $1.77. No. 3 mixed: 1 car.
11.71 H. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, $1.77; 1
car. 11.11. ...
fern No. 2 white; It cara! ". My
fthlte: 4 rra. He. No. 4 white: 1 car. fcr.
No. white: 1 car (ehlpner'a weighta) 86c.
Ao.i 2 yellow: 1 car, abHc; 1 car,
No. 1 yodowi 1$ care, lfcc;-l car, 15c. No.
4 yellow; I car, HWe; 2 care, ItBc. No. 1
mliffd: 4 cara. ISn. No. I mlied: i car.
hkn ll-rara, tto. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 16c;
1 cara, 4c. No. I mixed: 1 tar, 4c.
Oata Standard: 1 r.r, MWc; No. 3
white: 1 cara, He;- I cara. bio; t car.
Hc No. 4 white: car.66c; 3 cara,
ii 4a. Sample white: 3 cari, l.c; 1 car.
ftve No. 4: 1 car, $1.14.
Barley No. 4: 1 car, $1.16. .No. 1 feed:
1 car, $l.lt. ' . t .
Omaha Caali Prlcea Wheat: No. I hard.
tl.fltt4Mtti No. I hard. 1"0-"-No.
4 hard, l.t4J1.7; No. 3 aprtnr $1.74
1 11; No. I eprlna;. $1.7310; No. J
durum, $1,734) 1.7S j No. 3 durum, l-T4
1.73. Oata: No. 3 white, M4eMo; No, 3
while, H0Mc; No. 4 white,
No. white, n0Hc: No. e wblta. 4M
$r; No. 2 yellow, ItfcO"?. No.
VOllow, b6W:; No. 4 yellow, 34
lc; No. 6 yellow, $4fipc; NO. I rl
'low, 34HO4c; No. 2 mixed, l&4Mfcn;
No. 3 mixed, 344 4fc; N 4 mixed, 14
0tr; No. $ mixed, I494e: No. 4
mixed; 14ffM4. Oata: No. 3 white, 340
bc; auadard. ft&6Ho; No. 3 white,
abmiac; No. 4 white, lM.He. Barley;
MaltlflK. ll.134Fl.30; No. 1 tead. IScff
$t.l. Rye: No. 1, 1.31; No. 3, $l.3t
4Uilt.
Oanaha Pwtorea.
Today'a future market waa vary erratic
and waa marked by a rapidly ohana-jng aen
tlment. which finally took a ueartaa turn
and forced a break in wheat ahortly be
fore (he cloae. The northern and weatern
. railroad have united In an effort to re
lieve the acuta car alt nation, and the re
mit haa been a decided Improvement dur-
Uiff the laat few ttaya.
The (torn altuatlon waa rather bearlah
today and waa eup ported by more- favor
able re porta from Arcanttna retrardlni the
crop proapecla of that country.
OaU wera without any particular feature,
and for the moat part followed the at-tlon
Of com and wheat, with lower .cloalni
prleaa on both the May and July option.
Local rattge of optlona; '
Hlfh. t low.) Cloae. Tea
to Improve railway freight traffic conditions
but the chief interact of bulla waa In the
qu.-stion aa to the effect auch attempta
nilltht have toward en la r it 1 tilt purchaaea for
Kurope. In thla reapert, a majority of deal
era appeared unable to aee rauae for en-
rouraffement at prcaent. Plana for the re
moval of aome of the etock at Mtnneapoiin
to eaatern at a tee waa more or lena of left by
word that recelpta at Mlnneapolia Included
liberal amount of wheat from Canada.
Kvtdence of aeaboard demand for corn
atrenirthened that cereal at one time, but In
the main the tendenry of prlcea waa down
grade with wheat. Kurop-ana were aald to
have bought two cargoea. The oata ntarka
waa governed by the courae of other cereala.
Selling waa not heavy. 1
Parkera buvinc rallied proviaiona. weaa-
nena earlier had been largely due to a de-
line In the hog market and to the fact that
ahlpmenia of proviaiona from here were
mall.
Chicago Caah Prlcea Wheat : No. 2 red.
nominal; No. 3 red, fl.760 1.71 ; No, 2
hard, $1,B0;. No. $ hard, nominal, corn:
No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. yeiwiw, c&
$1.00; No. 4 white, MKc4?Il On, flat.
Nt 3 white, 6liblSr; atandard, fid V
&'4c Ttye: No. 2. $1.47. Parley: $1.00
1.30. Seede; Timothy, $3.604. SO; clover,
112. 00411. 00 Proviaiona: Pork. $2.9f;
lard, $1.60; rlba, $1 Oul6.7&,
Mutter Hteady; creamery, 32(M3r
Kgga Firm; recelpla. 4.2FIS caaea; ftrnta,
42c; ordlnarX flrnta, 3D if 33t; at mark,
caaea lncludea. 39itti4Ar.
Polatoea Higher: recelpta, 46 cara; Wfa
conaln and Michigan white, K 6tt J SO;
Colorado, Oregon, Idaho and Wanhlngton,
. M02.7O.
Poultry Alive, unchanged. '
UVE STOK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Are About
Steady Sheep Steady and
Lambs Sharply Lower.
HOG VALUES SOME LOWER
Recelpte were:
Official Monday ...
official TueedBf. .
Official Wednesday
Official Thureday .
Cellmate Frklay .
Omaha, February H, H17.
Cattle Hon oneep
. .041 2S.223
. .3 1 2 SJ.02
. S.2U
, 800 13,000
NEW YORK (IKNKBAL MABKET.
Hnar fotnreo Are Ntronit and Hlfhcr on
KsteneWe Dnylnf By Cobaoa.
New York. Feb. 10. Flour, eteady.
Wheat Spot, eaey; No. a bard, fz.ez; no.
1 northern, Duluth. S.12 No. 1 northern
Manitoba. 12.10, (. 0. b New York.
Corn Hpot, caeh; No. 2 yellow, ll.UU.
. t. f. New York.
xXata Hpot. .troniv: oUndard, T2t,e7lc.
Hope Kaay; atale, commpn to choice.
1U. 3(44c. '
Hay Bteadyl No. 1. 11.16; No. 2. $1.00
I, OF,: No. i 09Jc; ahlpplnc ?00c.
Hide Firm; ilixota, 43i45c; Central
America, 42c. i
Lcetber Firm: hemlock flr.le. 8?c; ecc
ond., 66c.
Proviaiona Pork, firm; me.. 132.00
.12.60; family, I3S.OO036.OO; ahort clear..
132 00416.00. Hef, firm; meae. 123. 00
122.(0; family, I24.004J 23.00. Ird, eteady;
middle weat, II 0.004J 17.00.
Tallow Steady ; city. inic. nominal.
country; lmctllc; opcclal. uc
Fle day thla week .,26.0 3.1
Heme day. laat week..24.l3 11.J
Heme day. I weeka ao2.307 07.023
Same daye I wceke akoi...
. i.- ..-..'i. iii ......
name iaye . ww ...
Same uaya laet year. .1
Becelpu and dlpo)llon ilve .lock at
the Union Block yarile. Omaha, for twenty
four hour, endln at 3 p. m. ye.terday:
RKCKHTB CARLOADS.
cattle. Hon. Sheep. H'r e.
C, M. i t. r
Mleeourt Pacific
T.'nlon Pacific
C. N. W., eaet..
O. at N. W weet..
C, St. P.. M. O..
C, H. t Q. caet..
C, B. Jc Q., weat..
C, R. I. P., eaet
C, R. I. P . weet
Illlnole Central ..
Chicago Ot. Weat..
ward midday before nytblli' like a clear
ance waa made.
RepreaentMtlve eale.'
No. Av.
10. .163
51. .161
16. .171
7t..30
73.. 247
71. .270
9h.
... 11 60
... 11 70
... 11 36
... 12 00
... 12 10
30 12 20
No. Av Sh. Pr.
, 33. .1(3 ... 11 6
HO. .11 ... 11 30
02. .173 40 11 30
37. .136 ... 12 0e
36.. 136 ... 12 It
35. .233 ... 11 IS
PUIS.
21.. 33 ... 10 60 U.,l!l ... 11 60
Sheep A pretty fair eheep aftd lamb run
wee here for a Friday, eetlnialffB calling: for
thirty can, or 7.3utl head. The live daye'
Hupply foote up 03.421 head, belm 3.000
larger than a week ago, 10,000 heavier than
two weeka ago and 28,000 greater than a
year ago.
Yeetcrday'i cloae waa the meaneet affair
the local market hae Been In a long time.
Towards later rounde valuce were largely
a quarter lower, and even then not every
thing Waa cl n ed up. ae one packer wee
unable to buy anything. All told, aome
fifteen loade, I oat of which wera on the
weighty order, were held for today.
Thle holdover on top of the decent freeh
supply made total offering the largeat for
a Friday In aome time, and, aa the refriger
ator car ehortage had not been relieved, the
trade waa pretty much a repctltloo of yee
terday'a, . being dreggy and again showing
declines.
Owing to the eitreme unevenness the last
couple of days and the fact that packers
have been buying almoet none of the real
heavy iambs, comparing prices today was
no easy Job. Ily noon the bulk of the
handy weight lambs had 'changed hands at
prices that were around l&c lower than
yesterday's general market, though, com
pared with tbi) beet time on yesterday's
opening, valued were as much aa a quarter
lower in spots. A good many of the me
dium weight westerns sold around 114.000
14.10 and some light Mexicans 'reached
114.26614.36. outsiders took a few of the
heavy lambs for shearing purposes, paying
aa high ae 113.00 for some and buying
Cattle, Steady;
others that weighed almost 130 pounds at
112.30. Aa stated above, packers had bought
almost none of the real weighty lambs and
at noon several loads were still unsold.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
light and handy, 4.004J 14.16; lambs, heavy,
tll.16eyll.30; lamba. clipped, 311.603. U.76
lambs. feeaere. JlJ.uilir n.l; yearnnas. .nsaia 40- calvM 13 71
good to choice, Sl.7eil.M-, yearlings, fair cows nd heifers, S5.:0yl0.40. calves). s.l.
CHICAGO UVK STOCK MARKET.
Hogs, Final (Sheep,
Weak.
Chicago. Feb. 1'.-Cattle-Recelpt , XJ0O
head; market steady; native beef, S,.!HH
12.00: etockers and feeders, S6.26e9.1;
,n e-nnri 2 1 0.&0& 1 1.60 : ewes, good to choicn.
S10.763yll.26: ewes, fair to good, 33.60
10.76; ewee. plain to culls, S6.00ty9.00.
Representative sales:
No.
263 fed lambs
221 native feeding iambs.,
167 fed ewes
469 fed lambs .'
472 Mexican lambs ,
166 fed lambs
176 fed lamba ?f
110 clipped lambs
344 Mexican lambs
235 fed lambs
467 Mexican lambs
Av.
. 72
Pr.
'14 25
13 85
11 00
14 15
14 66
It 25
14 00
12 66
lit 25
14 10
14 15
market
if 14.00.
,, t 1. a nofl head:
., i- ,i.,h1. to 5c mostly regained;
bluk of sales, S12.10rl2.36; light, S l.0
12.25; mixed, S11.36BH2.40: heavy, l Ht
12.45; rough, 11.5 P 12.05; P'g. 9-0J
'"shiep and Lambe Receipts: 7.000 head;
market weak; wethers. SU.00SjH2.0O; ewes,
S8.604J11.76; lambs S12.403J14.76.
Bank Clearings. ,
Omaha. Feb. H.-Bank tor
Omaha today wese S7.0OO.829.24 and for ,he
corresponding day laai year ,
139
19
llutler Firm; Vecelpts, 7.014 tub.; cream-
,'i9t46Wc; seconds, 264r.3Nt,l
v hlrhar then veeterd. V : 'extras. 4,W47t.C
reamery extras (irz scorei .vwot,
Totals
1 7
4 1
4 31 24 1
8
( 9 m 1 1
1 10
4 3
6 18 2
1 2
I '
1
! 1 ii Li
.86 186 30 2
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs.
Morris as Co
Swift A Co 169
Cudahy Packing Co.. 229
Armour AS Co.. J 86
Schwartx ft Co
.1. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co. . I
Nelson Packing Co.. 5
Cudahv. Denver
Cudahy, Kansas City 262
Kajisae
ewls . .
2.177
2.036
2.034
3.778
2.643
1.6116
::
Sheep
1.531
2,790
93K
2,515
Art.
Open.
Wot. , " I I I
May It TSOtt, 1 T4 1T1 I 11 1714k
July I II. 1 4J.H1I43H 1 41 144t
Kept. I I Ma 1 mtlilll. I liialni
Corn, i I
May I .93 98!, 97 97 97
July I 99 : 9 99 94 99
tista. I I
May I 96 l 96 66 61
July I 68 I I 61 1 51 61
Chicago closing prlcea furnished The Bee
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain brokers.
316 south BUlteenlh afreet, ymahai
"Art j Open. I High. I Ixfw.l close. Yea
ttht i ,J 1
May III 1 73 V, 171 1 79 174
July t 43 1 60 147 1 41 149
Sept 119! 1 19 117 . I 17 119
Corn. I
May 1 1 210 '101 11
July 1 001 1 90 99 99 100
Oala I x
Mar" V 68 17
July 16 66 93 64 16
1-ork
May 9 81 19 96 39 70 29 99 90 00
- July 19 Si 29 19 39 07 29 SO 19 10
i-ard. i
' Mar 11 ST 11 72 ' IS 92 16 70 19 T3
July I 19 76 11 SS IS 71 IS S3 IS SS
rilbs. -1 1
' Mar I IS 71 IS TT IS 6 IS 73 IS SO
July 16 77 IS 65 19 17 IS 83 l6 37
Kagn Barely eteady: receipts. lo.tae
cs.es; fresh gathered extra firsts, 46c: firsts.
46346c: refrigerator finest, 43; good to
average beet, 413X430.
Cheese Firm: recelpla 171 noxeai siaie
held specials. 260e; state held average
fancy, 2636c.
Poultry Live, easier; chickens. 213922c;
fowls, 22321c: turkeys not quoted.
Dressed, firm: chickens. 18429c; fowls, 18
3j24c; turkeys, 20ft34o. r
v HL lavola Uva Stock Market.
St. Louie. Feb. 16. Call). Receipts. 700
head: market steady; native beef steers,
37. 50411. 76; yearling steers and heifers,
is 6net 11.60; cows. 35.604,9.60: etockers and
feeders. 16.80e8.60; prtme southern beef
steers. 38-00 ST1 1 1.00 ; beef cows and heifers.
34.25ff9.00; prime yearling steers and heif
ers. S7. 604910. 00: native calves. 96:00414.00.
Hogs Receipts. 7.800 heed; market
steady; litfhta, 319.264JH2.46; pigs, 18.0O3t.
11.00; mixed end butchers, SI 2.364J 12.66 ;
good heavy, S13.503 12.65; bulk of sales.
311.26I1.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 660 hesd;
marks! steady; lambs, S12.76W14 86; ewes.
S3. 00311.60; yearlings. S'1.W1.S0.
Mom City Uve Htaek Market.
SlnUX City. Feb, 13 Cattle Receipts,
1,400 head; market weak for killers. 1049
16c lower: atockers and feeders, slow to
steady; beef steers, S10.00OU .26: butchers.
SS.OOSrIS.OO; fat cows and. heifers, S3.6039
3.99: oannera. It 60 4 6. 00; atockers and
faedsrs. ST.OOei 36: calves, 97.0009.69:
bulla, 9tttB, etc., 916JI.00; feeding cow:
and heifers, SS.00ty5.00.
Holfa Raoalpu. 16.00(1 head; no market.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts 1.100 head;
market steady: fed muttene, 39.604912.60;
wethers, 810 16S311.S6; ewes, S8.16JI10.S5;
lamba, S13.S3e14.1S. 0
Ottoa Market.
New York, Fab. 19. Cotton Futures
opened steady ; Mario. 16.91c: May. lS.OIr;
July. IS.OSo; October, 16.70e; December,
18 TSc
, The cotton market closed ataady,. net 1
polnta higher to S points lower.
Future closed steady; March, -16.80c:
May, 16.94c; July, 19.01c; October. 16.60o;
December, 11.74c. Spot, steady; middling,
16.36c.
Liverpool, Fab. 13. Cotton Spot, easier;
good middling, 19.93d; middling, 10.99d;
low middling. lO Ssd: aalea, 3,000 bales.
1 Kanaa. City Urn Slack Market.
Kansas City, Feb. IS. Cattle Receipts.
600 head; market weak; prime fed eteers.
111. 16011 86; dressed beef steers. 39.000
11.00: wlern steera, ,e.ovfyit..u; cows,
6039V60: heifers. ST. 000) 11.00; Blockers
nd feeders. !1.76e)13.16; bulla, SS.59Sy3.00;
. vea. 37.00 0 18.16.
Hheeo and Lamba Recelpta, 2,100 head;
market higher; lamba, S11.OO014.t5; year
lings, Sll.y0VlI.S6: wethers, 811. 00012.00;
ewes, 410.75011.86.
Minneapolis Oralo Market.
Minneapolis, Feb. IS.r-Flour Unchanged.
Barley Olc09l.lt.
Rye SI. 40 01.41. '
Bran 331 00 011.00.
Wheat May. 31.79 1 July. SI 71.
Caah: No. 1 hard. Sl.3901.98; No. 1
northern. 31.79 01.33 ; No. 2 northern,
Sl.7401.91;
1:0m NO. a yellow, eerarvi ei.
Oata No. 1 while. 64 068c.
Flaxseed 11 76 01 8! V
Nt. Joseph Uva Stock Market
St. Joseph. Feb. 13. Cal tie Recelpta, 300
head: market ateaqy; steers, ti.seou.7
cows and heifers, S6.6O01O.36; calves, 31.00
isis. 00.
Hoee Recetpia, e.euv nean; maraei DBF
Oe lower; top, S1S-90; bulk of sales, 312.00
011.15.
Rheen and Lambe Receipts f.SOO head
market alow; lambe, S11 76014.6Or ewee.
310.35011.86.
F. B.
Huston Co
.1. B. Root AV Co
Werthelmer eV Degen
Kills ft Co
Hulllvall Bros
Mo. Kan. Calf Co. .
ChelMllo
Huffman
Banner Bros
John iiarvey
Kline
Jensen ft Lungreir'. . . .
O'Day
Othor buyers
31
41
l
111
13,764 10,404
Totala 1,9
Cattle Receipts this mofnlng were light
as usual on a Friday, only it cars being re
ported In, but aa the run this week haa been
heavy It was plenty largo enough. There
was about th' usual Friday's demand and
prices show'i! Utile or no change, being
generally about the aame as yeslerday. The
irade. as l apt to be the case near ine
cloae of the week, was a little, slow.
Quotations cattle: U""d o .photos
neetea. 3 10.60 Jll. 40; fair to good beeveii.
39. 764y 10.30. common 10 fair beevee. S8.UH0
9 73; good to choice helfere. - 38.2609.36,
,rl 10 choice enwe. tl.tn.; fair to good
cows SO. 6007. 60; common to lair cows.
16 260a. 60: prime feeding sleere. S3 260
loot; jrood to choice feeders, S.. 75199 26;
fair 10 good feeders. 37.3008.76; eoinifon
to fair .oeders. 8.I07.S; good to choke
atockera. Si 76 0 8 60; stock heifers. 31.000
8.60. stack cows, 36.001.16; stock calves.
37.00 0 9.00; veal calves. S9.360ll.26; beef
nulls, stsge. etc... 37. 2 6 01. 16; bologna bulls.
I6OU07OO
Representative sales: ,
' BKHF BTKKnfl.
No.
CITICACiO GRAIN AND PROVIHIONS.
Wheat Falls Off Been Bee of disomy View
of Export Situation.
Chicago, Feb. It. Renewal of peeeemlam
regarding the outlook for any Immediate re.
rival at export business had a bearlah la
fluenca on what today. The market closed
weak, c to le net lower, with May at
ll.130171 ai.d July at SI. 43 01.49.
Cora lost c to 0c and oats 0o.
Proviaiona finished at a range varying from
Se decline to a rise of lr.
Heaviness and lack of support character
laed the wheat market throughout the sea.
, ilon. ascent for a brief period after mid-day
Crop damage reports from Kansaa. Nebraaka
' tnd Missouri was chiefly responsible for the
transient strength, but there was goaalp cur
. rent also that Ballings from New York to
foreign poua had become almost as numer.
eaa-aa before Germany had declared for un.
restricted aubmarlne attacks. Downward
BWlQga v. priiw imwinii.Hii, m.i.n, uw.
ever, when the fact became apparent that
do fresh buying for Europe waa anywhere
In eight. '
- Special attention on the part of wheat
traders waa given to news regarding news
we prediefgreat
j3tock
activity
J i : in the shares of IvEd-Conti
; -TuentCnjrdaled Oil lld Utilities,
, " . . actrvely traded a cm the New York Curb
market. Present selling pnet yields sd
income better than 8. We have pre
trarod ail tntercattng special circular
proving why the prica of thin stock must
aoTancaana uaeeunuia
Tom tor the inking, tf you ipecify
: ' Cimdar FtS
tt tUtrth La (alia traax. Chlesro, III,
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6TBBR8 AND HEIFERS
.. 688 9 15 11..'. SIS S St
COWS.
..1126 t 60 I SIS
.. 990 t 60 7 114
..320 7 00 9 967
..1071 7 35 7 1091
I! 1108 1 86
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1 179 S 00 4 916
1 119 S 16 1 690
S.t 1131 10 10
CAJ.VRS.
1 463 1 16 4 291
16 426 S SO 1 219 10 0
3 165 10 s 2 10 11 00
1 190 11 SO
Hogs The hog run waa the the .smallest
that haa been here since Monday, bat at
that waa very decent for a Friday. 196 cara,
or about 11,000 head, showing up. For the
week to date BUDDIleo total Bl.144 neaa, aa
against 119.939 last week. 97,011 .two week.
ago ana sx.s.e a year aao. .
Packers eventual V c eanea no all vol ten
of twelve loada yesterday , making their
later nurchaeea fu IV a dime 10, in some
cases, lac lower than early. Tnui morning
shippers were again free buyers early.
Their orders were exclusively for the good,
llaht hoas and were Oiled at niurea mai
ranged from steady to 10c Mower than yeo
terday, or were aa a general thing about 6c
lower. It la Interesting to note inai prac
tlcally all the hoga they bought weighed
round too oonnde or less, while they re
fused to even look at weighty atuff. Of
course, the hoga they bought naturally haa
to be of eood Quality.
Parkera talked lower prices from the out
set, and while they were unable to do much
at the start, the killer market finally opened
on a mostly 10c lower baela. That la, prices
were around a dime lower than the morning
market yesterday, or vary almilar to thoee
paid on the later trade. Good, heavy hoge
which were left without shipping competi
tion showed as much decline aa anything
elaa. Bulk of the supply moved at 111.160
11.10, and a few loada of choice heavies
brought the top of 311.26. Movement waa
not vary aotlvs, and It waa wel along to-
LEOPOLD GODOWSKY
Who Play in Omaha Tuesday Af teraoon
Writes of the KNABE PIANO:
"Your pianos are Indeed incomparable.
' They meet ever; wish of the most exact
ins; artist, and to me your instrument
realizes the highest ideals of your art"
Leopold Godowsky.
HAYDENBROS.
Omaha Representatives.
I
Trunks, Bags and
Suit Cases
For AH Travel Time
brante Stores
Visit the Sporting Goods
Department
Complete Stocks
The New Spring
Are
5V
Suits and Top Codts
Certainly NIFTY WTCHERS
That's the' superlative degree for "the best
ever" and while this is always to be expect-
- 1
ed of
Hart Schaffner &
Clothes
Marx
we must confess that the offerings for the new season even
exceeded our most liberal expectations. ' ( . '
1
The New "Varsity 55" is the snappiest Suit for young
men we have ever seenMt has "youth" written in every line
and is a strong bidder for first favor even with a variety of
other styles that are "nifty" too. '
English Walking Suits that are just austere enough to be
extremely dressy and "smart." j v
And this is but brief mention of two of the styles 'that
stand on dress parade in this advance showing for Spring.
Copyright Hut ScrixJrMr frMaxt
New Spring Top Coats-Top Notch--You Bet!
Silk lined' and faced to the edge the embodiment of luxuriousnees handsome coata, we call them.
J-1 The new browns and greens are fascinating in their blendings and the imported and domestic ma-
I terials which are employed leave nothing to be desired.
Prices Are Right, Too--$18 to $40
3,000 Shirts for Men-Unnsual Purchase f Q
From E. & W. (-gLt). Shirt Co.--Saturday OUL
HERE'S A SHIRT SALE that no man should miss. It means getting
more' for your money than any reasonable man could expect right now,
when the. market prices of materials is steadily going upward. It is. be-i
cause the unusual is the usual here that-this store for men occupies firstN
place in this community and here is a very good example of the way our,
foresight and great buying ability enable you to save money.
The'fabrics are Fancy Striped Madras, Soisette, Russian Cord, Crepe and
Rep' Cloth, with collars attached; band collars; laundered and French soft
turn-back cuffs; a very small percentage have slight imperfections. These.
Shirts were all made for the Spring trade and are worth much more than we ask
for them. Saturday, at 59c e&ch. . ,
Men's Silk Fibre Hose, 21c
About 100 dozen Men's Silk Fiber Hose, run of the
mill quality, but in the most desirably colors.
Main Floor, Man's Buildinf.
Men's Silk Four-in-Hands, 95c
25 dozen of these fine Silk Four-in-Hands, imported
silk weaves; that have been selling right here at $1.50,
now, 95c ' '
Get First Look
. at the
New Spring
Hats
They're Here "'
Stetson' s' Mayo's and
Brandeis Special .
$3.50 to $5.00
You can come in
and pick out your
"topper" " right now.
and be sure thawt is
the last anibest word
in style.
oes for Men, $4.00
JUST BEAR THE name in mind and you will also know the charac
ter of this Footwear satisfactory in every way Trustworthy
that's it just like the name. We recommend them as the best $4.00
shoe we know of. ; x
Here Is Another Group of Shoes at $4.35
A lot of Shoes from Hurley Bros , Williams Kneeland, Richards - and Bren
ner, Mullen Shoe Co. and T. D. Barry all well known makers. If bought
in today's market, we should have to ask 556.00 to $8.00 a pair for them.
" Button, laceand blucher style, either straight, English or round toe lasts.
t Leathers are Black Kid, Tan Russia Calf and Black Dull Calf. Plenty
of sizes in the lot v '
, Main Floor, Ma' Buildinf. .
