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t !
12
LIVE ST MARKET
Best Beeves Highest on Record,
Others Strong Sheep Are
Strong to Ten Up.-
HOQS STEADY TO TEN OTT
Omaha, March IT,
Reeelpts were: Cetlle. Horn. Sheep
Official Monday....
Estimate Tuesday..
Mil
,200
Two days this week. 19.119
(lain days last week.. 4,104
name daya I Wkl a(0.1S,17l
game days I w'kt avo. 12,001
Same days 4 w'ks aoo.14,107
Hame rises Isst yar,.10.62
Receipts and disposition of llvs stock at
the Union Stock ysrds, Omaha, for twenty,
(our hours sndlnr at 1 o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
' Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. H'r's.
('.. V ft fit. P.... t
usnash
Missouri Pacific... 10 T t
Union Paclflo lit 101 II
t. N. W., salt.. Is 0
f. ft N. W, enl. II II 1
C, St. P.. M, ft O. 41 41
C. R ft Q., east.. 12 T
C. R ft .. west.. 41 41 10
C. R. 1. ft P.. east. 21 7 ..
c , R. I. ft P.. west I
Illinois Central 9 I .. .
t'hlcsn Ol West.. It t
Total' receipts. ..443 too 42 S
. DISPOSITION H BAD.
Cattle. Hors. sweep.
Mortis ft "o
Ha-lft ft Company..,
t'udahy Packing Co,
Armour ft Co
Hchwarts ft Co ,
I.I II
4,071
2,434
4.241
0(1
1,041
41
2,010
1,710
1,121
1.304
1.742
9,117
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co..
S. Omaha Packing Co.
Wilson Bros. Pack. Co,
lies Moines Pack, Co.
W. B. Vansant Co....
Benton. Vansant ft I
P. B. Lewis
J, B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
I. P. Hues
Rosenstock Bros ....
r. a. Kellogg
Wsrlhetmer ft Degen.
H. F. Hamilton
Hulllvan Bros
Rothschild ft Xrebs,.
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
. lllgrlns ...... .......
Huffman ..,,,.
noth ..,.,,
Meyers .,..........
10
' II
111
II
41
120
Itl
lot
00
70
21
111
1
70
10
I
00
141
27
10
I
10
Olaesherg
I
Baxrr, Jones ft Smith 121
Bsnnsr Bros
111
John Harvey
Ttennls ft Francis.,..
Jensen ft Lungren...
Hunlnger ft Oliver..,
Pat O'Day.....
Other buyers , .
121
II
111
104
I
III
3.101
Totals......; 1,730 20.I4I 10.114
f-attla Receipts were large again today.
making tho total for the two days 11.313
bead, the largest for any similar period In
many weeks back and larger than a year
ago by ever s.oov head. Tns maraei on
beef steers was strong to 10O higher,
hlsh aa 111.10 being bald for right good
heavy steers, which breaks all records up
to this date. Less deslrsbls kinds wsrs
a-sak to aa much aa 10c lower.
Cows and heifers were slow to a little
lower, and while the best feeders wore
strnne. others were weak.
Quotations on oatttot Good to ehotcs leaves,
IU.00O13.t0; fair to good besves, 110. 7M
11.10; common to fair beeves. 11.19910.10;
gootl to choice heifers, tl.00fjie.00: good to
rhoico sows, 99.T0cy1.7o1 fair to good oows,
l8.UUA3.7l! common to fair oows, 91.100
7.10; prima feeding steers. ll.l0O10.lt; good
to choice feeders, 99.7tOI,t0l fair to good
feeders, 11.00 01.71; common to fair feed
ers. I9.7t0l.00: good to choice stackers,
I. 110131: stock heifers, 97.StOI.00; stock
cows, 14. 00 01. 00; stock salves, II.00O10.M;
real calves. ll.OOf 13.00; beef bulls, stags,
etc., Ii.too9.ooi bologna buiia, 91.009yo.90,
Repressntatlvs seiee:
B1EEF STEERS.
No. ' Av. Pr. No. Ave. ft.
101 7 40 1 720 17 10
III
7 71
I It
I 41
II 730 I 00
(1.., 704 I 40
1 101 I 10
It... 711 I 71
:i in 1 00
11 Ill I to
10.,..
10. ...
30.,,,
II....
12....
it....
12,...
21....
710
ISO
741
714
IM
I4
I 19
I 10
I to
44.,,
4...
1...
31...
18...
11...
10...
10...
13...
10.:.
,, lot 10 00
.. 815 10 It
33 10 10
127 10 10
110 10 10 '
,. 131 10 It
2...
..toil 10 10
..1401 10 10
,,1111 11 00
..nil 11 10
II 1131 10 71
St., 1201 10 13 '
13. 1241 11 01
II.. ...... 1:64 It IS
T :I03T 11 39
,.1211 11 10
..1249 11 10
1371 13 CO
.1317 II 41
ITIIM AND HEIFERS.
I "... Ill I 71 14.. IM II It
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
ai , 917 910 19... 1044 10 40
Hogs There was a bigger run of hoga here
today than on any one day atnoe two weeks
ago, receipts being estimated at 111 cars,
or 11,000 head. The total for the two days
Is 31,019 head, as compared with 0.114 last
wetdrr 11.117 two weeka ago and 11,430 for
the aama dava f laat year,
Moderate runs wars the rule at most other
markets, the looal supply being by rar tne
largest en the river, and early wires re.
ported at least goosi firm marnete eiee
where. Locally, however, big receipts gave
packers an excuse for Inaugurating a bear
campaign. Early ahtpper purchaeee were
steady to not over to tower and In some
cases wsrs stronger, but the outside demsnd
wee net- very broad and endar buyers did
nvt take enough hoga te materially re
duce the aunoly.
The ftret packer bids were a flat dime
lower, but part of the buyers raised then
hands before mldforenoon and bought quits
e number of hoae at prlcee that were sieeuy
te not over tc lower. Later on the trade
settled down to about a nickel lower baste.
Othera buyers, however, stood pat on their
early 10c lower bids, and at noon ware still
trying to buy hogs that wsy.
Let trains an.1 a dreggy market made It
imnAwilhle to act much of a representation
ol the hogs weighed up In time to be quoted
tn this column. Most of the hogs sold np
te midday landed at 114.41 and up, quits
aprlnkllng reaching 111.11, the top.
Reoreaentatlve aalOB!
No. Av. So. Pr. No. Av,
Sh. ' Pr.
... Ill 10
... II 10
... II 70
10, .101 ... Ill 41 90. .310
73. .101 ... 14 It 98. .3413
37. .241 ... 14 41 19. .141
70. .211 ... 14 71
Sheep Sheep and lambs receipts were
only half aa large aa yesterday's total run
and were smaller even tbsn yestsruay s ao
tual offerings. About thirty-six cars.
- 8,709 head, were reported In. This makes
the total for the two days 11,981 head,
wbteh Is more than 11,000 larger than laat
. week and almoet 1,000 heavier than a year
ago, but Is omsller than two weeks ago
shout 1.100 head.
. .Sellers etarted out asking higher prices,
but while packers seemed to want the lam
badly snough on a steady basts, they were
unwilling to pay any advance, and It wss
late tn the day before much was done. Bulk
wm final v sold at good, atrong nguree.
Iambi at 111.00 were matss of stuff thst
- brought . the earns price yesterday, while
'Ight Mexicans reacnea sie.io. eneanna
lambs were tn very good demand and sold
:o0llc higher.
Quotations on sheep and lnmbs: Lsrahs,
Ight snd handy, l4.t04Bll.ie: lambs,
heavy. 114.000 14.10: lambs, clipped. 111.10
013.10: lambs, shesrlng, 111.11014.10:
vesrltnga, good to choice. 111. 10011. 10:
yearlings, fair te good. 911.I0O11. 10;
ethers, fslr to choice, lie.10012 .10; swss,
rood to choice, 111.100 11.00: ewes, fair te
good. 110.00011.40; ewes, plain to culls,
ir.00O9.10,
Representative sales: '
o. V At. , Pr.
214 Nebraska shearing lamha... 91 14 II
no Nebraska ahearlnc lambe ..31 14 41
484 Mexican lambs 10 14 10
12 cull lambs 79 11 00
!! fed swsa 91 10 II
; lit Mexican Is nibs ,,,, II 11 II
10S Msstcaa lamha II 14 It
CHICAGO UVB STOCK MARKET.
Cattle, Final , Hogs, Weak; Ikeefe,
Strong.
Chicago, March 31. battle Receipts.
C.000 head: market firm; native beef cat
tle. 91. 11013.lt: stockers and feeders. 17.00
til.al: cows and heifers, I1.I0O19.90; calves,
II. 10O14.00.
Hogs Rseelpls. 11.199 head: market
creak St yestsrdsy'a average: bulk of sales,
III. Kiait.lt; light. 114 1101100; mixed,
114.10011.10; heavy, 114.41011.11; rough,
14.41014.00; pigs. 110:10011.90.
..Sheep and Lambe Receipts. 11.000 head:
market weak: wethers. 911.11011-11; ewes,
ll.IO0ll.IO; Ismbs, 112.71011.40,
Dry Oeesls Market.
New Tork, Msrch 27. Dry Goods Cotton
goods were firm todsy with a fair
mand. Tame were firm with the demand
Itghteg. Men a wear were aulst and firm.
.There wag a fair demand for silk piece
8,088 17.Z81
11,000 1.100
11.981 M.lll
a.ilt 14,109
I7.IIT 17,140
11,100 K.0I1
H.I1I 2MH
11,420 20,044
RAIN ANDPRODUCE
Wheat Market Shows an Ex
tremely Bullish Tendency
Again and Hits 6c Baise.
NO OFF-GRADE WHEAT SOLD
Omaha. March 17, lilt.
The wheat market was extremely bullish
today and the spot wheat In the local mar
ket was quoted from 3Mj4yto higher.
The demand was excellent on the ad
vance and, ss the receipts were very light,
the sellers had no trouble In getting rid
of their samples. A sale of No. 1 hard
dark wheat at 12.01 was msde at a 7c
advance over the previous high nisrk, but
the bulk of No. 2 hard offerings ruled
around 12.03 ff 1.0414. while the No. I hard
ranged from 9z.004tz.03, ana one car 01
choice No. I hard aold at 12.00, There
was very little off grade wheat sold and
only a few sales of durum and mixed
wheat were reported. No, 2 durum was
quoted at 12.00 and No. I mixed ranged
In price rrom oz.uicrz.ut.
The corn market was very active and the
demand for this article waa excellent, with
prices quoted from unchanged to lftc
higher.
Tho bulk of the offerings of wntte corn
sold around tl.14Mj4sl.17. but yellow com
advanced anl the premium which the whits
held over the yellow entirely disappeared..
The commercial grades of yellow corn
brought from ll.1401.17 and a few sales
of mixed corn were msde at 91. 10.
The oats market was quoted from steady
4c hlghar, but the bulk of the offer
ings, which graded No. I white, sold at
prsctlcally unchanged prleea.
Standard oats WBS qitmeo smunu ow
03Uei No. I whits brought t:t.8lc, and
No. 4 whits sold at 43O02c
Rve waa autet at a nominal advance,
but there waa an active trsda In barley
at prices ruling several rsenta niglier.
Clesrancea were: wneai ana iiour, cuuai
to 320,000 bushels.
Primary wheat reeelplr were sun, owe
bushels and shipments 710,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,044,000 bushels and
shlpmenta of 903,000 bushels Isst year.
Primary corn rseelpls were 770,000 bush
el, and .Momenta 482.000 bushels, against
receipts of 930,000 bushels and shipments
of 108,000 bitehels last year.
Primary oats receipts were sus.owe ouen
ale and shipments 703,000 bushele, against
receipts of 770,000 bushels and shipments of
140,000 bushels isst year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS'.
Wheat. Corn.
Osts.
Chicago .......
.......Ill
.......413
17
13
270 341
41 ii
47 10
17 91
Minneapolis ..
Dululh
Omaha .......
Kansaa City...
40
Lools
14
Winnipeg
....714 ...
Theae aatea were reported todi.y:
Wheat No. I hard winter: 1 car (dark),
13.01: 1 cara. 12.06 U: 1 car, 12.01; 9 cere,
2.04li i 1 oar, 1.04 ft: I cars, 18.04; 1 car,
03i. wo. nara winier; . r i ts v.
teett. 12.00: 1 car. 32.08: 1 Car. 18. 0Z X
cari. 13.00. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, 12.02;
1 car, 92-01; l car, sa.uii a car, si.., .
car. 11.03. No. 3 durum: 1 car, sz.uu. wo.
I durum mixed: I car, u.ti. wo. a mixeu:
1 car, 93,04; I car. z.oi.
Barley No. 3: 1 car, 91. zt; l car, si.se.
No. 4: 1 car. 81.33! 1 car. 11.18: 1 car,
11,11. No. 1 feed: 1 car, II. 1. Rejected: 1
car. 11.00.
Corn No. I white: I cars, oi.it. wo. s
white: 1 car, 11.10. No. I yellow: 1 cars.
1.17. No. 9 yellow: I cars tsnippers
weights), 11.17; 1 car, 11.1641; 3 cars.
1.11. wo. 3 nilxea: s care, si.jo. wo.
mixed: I cars, 11.11; 4 cara, 91.11, No.
4 mixed: 1 car, 11.11,
Oals Standard: 1 car. 03 He; I car, sac.
No, I whits: 1 car (shipper's weights), 03c;
1 rar (shlppsr's weights), IIVl 13 enrs,
83c; 4 cars, 03c, Hsmple white: 1 car
(shipper's welgntel, 98'..e 3- car, ose; a
car, 02c; 1 car, 41c,
Omaha Cash Prices wriest: wo. x nnra.
n. 04x2.01: No. I hsrd. II. 9101.01: N
herd. 11.0808.03: No. 1 durum, 11.170
3.00: No. I durum, (l.S(B1.as. Corn: No. I
white. II. 14U61.17: No. I white, I1.1IMO
1.14; No. 4 whits, 11.114 ttl. 11!.; No. 1
hlte. 91.ltta01.il; no. s aanite, oi.istt
A 1.1 Of No. 3 yellow. Sl.llUtrl.17: No.
yellow, H.1901.10: No. 4 yellow, 11.110
l.ie; wo. s yeuow. a i.ioxr i-io ; wu. e
yellow, ll.ll01.il; No. 1 mixed, 11.140
1.18U: No. 3 mlxod. 81. lilt 01.18 : No.
mixed, l.ll01,lt: No 1 mixed, 11.110
1.11; No. 9 mixed, 91.14 V I. IU VBls:
No. I white, I30l3lie; stsndard, 310
ISlc; No. I white, I3i0!8ei No. 4 white,
IlliOOSItc. Barley: Welling. 11.1701.27;
No. 1 feed, II. 08 01.11.. Bys; No. 1, 11.400
l.oi : No. I, li.tioi.Hi
Local range ox prices: -
Art. Open. High, Low. Close. VesT
WhtTT I I I I
May 111 1 11 111 1 14 110
July t IIOH 1 11 III 1 11 111
Sept. 1 44 1 11 111 1 41 lit
Corn.
May 111 114 11! 114 111
July 1 19 1 II 111 1 13 112
Sept. 1 10 1 10 110 1 19 101
Oats.
Mir 91 11 II 11 IS
July .14 11 10 18 11
Sept. 41 II 13 ' 48 43
Chicago oloolng prleea, furnlabeo) The
Bee by Xogan ft Bryan, stock and grain
brokera. 111 South Sixteenth street, Omaha;
Art. 1 Open. Hlxh. t 1.ow. Cloee. I Yea
whtTT I I I "
May 1 111. 1 11 111 1 14 110
July 194 1 11 181 117 188.
Sept 111 1 14 110 111 189
Corn. .
May 1 18 1 17 41 111 1 17 111
July 1 13 1 11 lit 1 18 111
Sept. 1 13 1 14 113 1 14 111
Oata,
May II 11 10 II 10
July II 11 17 11 17
Sept. It 11 11 11 11
Pork.
May 14 II 14 10 ' 34 37 31 41 34 IS
July II 19 IS 10 II 10 II 10 II 10
Lard.
May It II 19 II II 10 II 10 tl ll
July II IT II 10 II II II It II It
Rlhs.
May II 03 II 10 II 01 II 01 II 17
Juty 18 17 II II II IT 18 21 18 11
CHICAGO OBAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheal Develops Freak Strength eat More
Unfavorable Crop News. j
: Chicago. III., March 17. Hoarlag prices
snd brosd activity .resulted tn the wheal
market today from continued adverss do
mestic crop reports and from prohibition of
breadstuff exports by Argentina.
Closing quolatlona wsrs nervous, 9o to
3c net Higher, with May at 11.14
11.14 and July at 11.17 to 91.11. Corn
gained ltrla to le, oete rtnlehed un.
changed to o higher end provlslona at
yesterday s final level to )9o lower.
Unfavorable advices regarding the condl.
tlon of winter wheat bore particularly on
tne situation in Kansss ana Nebrasks,
where severe damage waa reported, al
though roncluslvs judgment en the amount
or injury seemea to be as yet premsture,
Nevertheless, ths general condition of the
crop as a whole, not only In ths two states
named, but throughout the heaviest pro.
during sections ot the entire winter belt,
waa asserted In some qusrters to be the
poorest tn msny years at this sessnn. Dan
geroua lack of molsturs formed ths chief
basts of complaint. Snowfalls, which hsd
given the bears a temporary advantage yes-
terdsy, were said today to have been to a
notable degree Insufficient to afford much
relief.
A decided Increase of demand for the
May delivery of wheat here waa an evl
dent roneoqaence of the gnnouncment of
an embargo by Argentina on wheat and
flour. Houses with eastern connections
were heavy buyers of May, which i
a under the topmoat record touched last
November. July and September options
meanwhile ascended to new high prlcee tor
the season. HetfiecKa were at no time or
radical sort ond In tho main appeared to be
aae to prom taxing.
corn, like wheal, advanced to new high
values for ths present crop. The fsct wsi
pointed out that available supplies were
leva than hair eg large aa the total or
year ago. Date shsred enty to a moderate
extent In lhe strength of other ceres ll.
Spring needing wss said to be making good
progress in the soutn. iiesuand for provl.
alone lacked volume. Declines, however.
were cheeked by the bulge In the value of
grain-
Cash Prices Wheal: No. I red, 12.90
No. I red, 12,00: No. I hsrd nominal; No.
I hard, 11.19. Corn: No. I yellow, 11.11
Ol.zoj wo. s ysnow, oi.lB0i.S: no.
yellow, 91.1701.19. Oats: No. 9 white,
81 088o; standard, O40ISc. Rye: No.
I. 11.18. Harley, 91.910111. Seeda: Tim.
othy, 9t.tI01.tf: clover, 911.00OlI.00. Pro.
visions: Pork, 131.41; lard, lll.H01l.il
noa, iiT.io0ii.it.
Butler Higher creamery, 13 0 49c.
Kgge -tltgner; receipts, 12.178 esses
firsts. I9 0 39s; ordinary firsts. SI02o
at mark, eases Included. 28 0 28c.
Potatoes Recslpta. 21 cara; market n.
changed.
Poultry Alive, higher; fowls, 13c
THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
NEW YORK STOCKS
Market Settles Down to a
Dull Boutins During
Day.
DEALING? THE LIGHTEST
New York, March 17. The msrket settled
down to a dull routine today preliminary
to the coming assslon of congress and a
more definite adjustment of conditions besr
Ing directly upon Intrlnelc values. DesUngs
were the lightest of any full day for slmost
a fortnight, the absence of public Interest
being s 'msrked feature.
Occoxlonally spells of sctlvlty derived
their chief Impulse from the operations of
pools Interested In speclsl storks, notably
those more or lees remotely remten w io-
war groups. Low priced munitions an,i
equipments figured to an unwonted degree,
but failed to elicit ouieine response.
Additional adverse crop reporle, rumors
dealing with the International eltuatlon, the
failure of tne central j.esmer aireciuie
Incresee the common dividend snd tho
Union Psclflc slstement for February, which
showed a large decrease In net earnings.
were among the restraining miiuences ot
tho dsy.
Opening prices were well sbove final
quotations of the preceding day, especlslly
In Industrials and rails. Kqulpmcnts were
next taken up wllh eusara and marines, but
the Inquiry nsttenea out ny muiaey it
whlrh prices drifted Idly esve for another
spurt In eugars toward the cloee.
Pressure wss again aoserveu in
States SUel, Reading, and a rew otner
potential leaders, ateel, however, rallying
from Its frsctlonal decline before the end.
Other prominent sharee made partial re
covery on short covering, rails, however.
holding Rack, Total sales, par veiue, ,i-
000 shares.
Further withdrawal of gold rrom tne sun
treseury for shipments to Spain called at
tention to the strength of exchange on that
conntrv. Another email importation oi aoiu
waa reported from London, but foreign re
mittances in general were wiiiiuui m"i
Successful flostatlons of the new French
inee tmnerted some strength to other Inter-
netlonsl bonds, but aeanngs in mm .ui..
were nominal. Total eales, par value, 12.
200,000. United States coupon 4s advanced
a point on call.
Number of sales and. quotations on lead-
ln stocks were: Bales. High. Low. (.lose.
Am. Boot Sugar... 7.400
13
S4
48
American Can 11, 80S 40
Am. Car ft F'ndry
1.800 11 .
Am. Locomotive
1,300 73",i 71 71
0.000 101 104 104
4,300 112 lll'i 113
100 127 137 121
00 87 81 38
14,000 94 82 82
1.100 104 104 104
31,100 03 . 11 81
Am. Smelt, ft Ref.
Am. Sugsr Ref, . . .
Am. Tel. ft Tel....
Am. Z., L, A S. , . .
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison
Bsldwln Locomo.,
Italtlmore ft Ohio.
Brook. Rapid Tran.
B. ft S. Copper,...
Cel. Petroleum ....
Canadian Pacific...
Central Leather...
Chesapeake ft Ohio
r... m, ft si. P....
Chicago ft N. W...
sc., R. I. ft P
Chlno Copper
Colo. Fuel ft Iron.,
100 80 71
7IH
7
41
400 41
100 23
41
33
1,100 183 183
1,000 13 10
800 II 80
1.100 83 13
II
80
83
700 111 117 117
"1.2J6
38
17
12
20
70
20
21
17
1.100
11
24
08
20
23
11
21
8'4
20
;i
160
lit
34
Corn Products Ref. 10,700
Crucible Steel 18,100
Distillers' Securities 800
Erie 7,100
Oenersl Electric...
Or vat No. pro ,
Orest No. Ore ctfs. 1,800 31 34
Illinois Central....
Inter. Con. Corp. . .
Inspiration Copper.
Inter. Harvester...'
100 101 101 104
II
3.100 01
00 H
110 118
81 10
200 118
14,800 11
I. M. M. pfd. ctfs
K. C. Southern.,
Kennecott Copper,. 1,100 44 41
Louisville ft Nash.. 300 128 128
Mex. Petroleum.... 11.800 10 88
Miami Copper 1,300 41 40
11
41
121
81
40
1
.10
103
M , K. ft T. pfd . .
Mo. Pacific, new
800 30 30
1,800 101 103 .
Montana Power..,,
National Lesd
Nevada Copper..,.
New York Central..
N. Y.. N. H. ft H..
Norfolk ft Western
400 11 11 II
710 24 24 28
1,400 98 17 17
100 43 44 46
2.000 132 131 132
Northern Pacific...
700 100 101 101
Pacific Mall
,.t.
21
Pennsylvania . . .
Ray Con. Copper..
3.200
11
64 i
97
(124
1,78)0
59 H
21
97
eadlna
17.100' 91 '4
Rep. Iron ft Steel.,
6,100 H3H
300
t,600 96
C.100 it
hatluck Anx. cop.
2Mi
uthern paclflo. ..
96 S
Southern Railway..
Studebaker Co
Texas Compsny....
2
000 J02H l"Ui 102'4
600 -i 126 926
9.300 141 140U 14AH
0.200 1.I4U U2 1?3
Union raclflc
'. 8. Ind. Alcohol..
S. Steel
130, RIO 1K 11 4 '4 114 H
(T. s. Steel pfd..
300 UK US US'
7,600 1114 110H 110U
30 36 S 3&S
900 96H 96 9flVt
4.900 63Si SI 114
tah Copper....
Wabash pfd. "B"
Weetern Ulon...
Wcltlnghouse Elec,
First acnennnient pmld. Bid.
Total lci tor the day. 010,000 oharei.
Otl en Roiln.
Savannah, On.. March SI. Turpentine
Firm, 44o; sales. IT bbls.; receipts. 81
hble.j shipments, 187 bbls.; otocka, 0,740
bbls.
Rosin Firm, sales. 231 bis.; receipts, j
bbls.; shipments, 801 bbls.: stock, 00.864
bbls. Quotations: A, B, c, p, h, d.u; v,
o, H, I, it.io: K. ll, ii.it; N, 16.70; wq,
11.71; WW, 11.10. ,
REAL .ESTATE TRANSFERS
Clara B. Thomas to Mary Baltner,
Sixteenth street, ninety-four feet
itiith of Webatar avenue, east side.
46.6x126 .: I
ISO
Bankers Saving and Loan association
ta May Hutchinson. Tmrty-iounn
street. 84. 6 feet north of Decatur
street, cast side. 33x80
Lloyd N, Oaborue and wife to Pen let
H. Crawford, urana avenue, ioriy
one feet east of Thirty-fourth , av
enue, north elde. 41x123 k...
Allle Bum. and husband to Buby J.
Buses et ml. Forty-sixth strset, loo
feet south of Miami street, weit
elde. 60x136
Frederick W. Simpson to Alfred J.
Welbel, Forty-third street. 160 rei
south of Davenport street, west side,
60x136 , ,
John Fltsgerald tn Jane Fltagerald,
Twenty-eighth street 106 rent soutn
of K atreet. eaat side. 46x160.....
John Fltngerald to John H. Fltagerald,
northweet corner Thirteenth ana
Monroe. 60x128 ,,
Frances A. Jacobs to M. U. Edwards.
Twenty-sixth street, fifty feet north
of Hickory street, westslde, 100x
137
Harry V, Poster to Donald R. Charles
t al, Decatur street, zus reel wesi
of Forty 'third street, north stde.
60x160 1,160
Anna Hurd and husband to Alfred
J. Welbel, Forty-third street, 160
feet snuth of Davenport street,, west '
side, 60x136
Barker Co. to Mamie Kment. Barker
avenue. J 86 feet weit of Forty-third,
avenue, south side, 46x108
Payne A Slater Co. to Roanlla IT.
Bchulxe. Ames avenue, ninety-nine
feet east of Twenty-ninth street,
north side. 33x113
Barker Co. to Charles J. Aasman.
Thirty-second street 100 feet south
of Myrtle avenues east tide, 47x
130
Simeoh A. Capen and wife to Cecils
Ann Lee. Thirty-fourth street, 147
feet north of Arbor street, weit side,
41131
Arthur N. Smith to Obed W. Smith
et at, Thtrtysixth street, 186 feet
north of Jaynes street, east aide,
38x133
William Slosburt and wife to Fred P.
Smith, nor thee it rorner Twenty-flret
and California street, 66x90 ,
Anna L. Beastedt to Scott A Hill Co.,
Sixteenth street, thirty-five feet
south of Spruce street, east side,
36x60
Elmer Mran to Scott 4 Hill Co.,
Sixteenth etreet, sixty feet south
of Sprure street, east aide, 36x60.
Blsnche J. Klwoed to Scott ft Htll
Co,, Jackson street, nlntty-eno feet
west of Thirtieth street, south aide.
33x94 ;
Jesse R. Johnson and wife to Scott
. A Hill Co.. Jackson street, 111 feet
west of Thirtieth street, south side,
30x94
Fred I Lang and wife .to Scott tit
Hilt Co., Jackson street, eltty-ftve
feet west of Thirtieth street, south
side, 2x94
Jicob Milder and wife to Lilly A.
Nerwell, California street, ninety
nine feet out of Twentieth street,
north side. 33x133... ,,
Everett O. Long and wife to Anton
Andrysek ct al, Monroe street, 160
, feet east of fifteenth street, north
Side, 60x138
Clara L, Hampson and husband to
Helen C, Capen. enuthweet corner
Th.rly.atxth and Pratt streets, to
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. j
Feature snT the Day Various Leading
, Commodltlee,
New Tork, March 27. Flour Held firm.
Wheat Spot, atrong; No. I hard, 12.23:
No. 1 northern, Duluth, 92.14; No. 1 north
ern, Manitoba, 12.30, f. o. b., New York.
Comt-Spot, etrong; No. I yellow, 11.11,
a. 1 I.. New Tork. -
Oata Spot, ateady. standard, 74c.
Hay Firm; No. 1, nominal; No. 2, 11.10
Ol.lt: No. I, 91.01; ahlpplng, ItcOll.OO.
Hops Quiet; state, common to choice,
1310, 114142c; Hit, 70lo; Pacific coast.
1111. 10013c; lilt. 109c.
Hides Steady; Bogota, 41041c; Central
America, 43c.
Leather Easy: hemlock firsts, 17c; sec
onds, tie.
Provisions Pork, firm: mess. 130.10;
family, 138.00040.00; short clears. 137.004
39.00. Beef, firm; mess. 2I.O04i 26.00; fsm
lly, I27.004P28.00. Lard, steady; middle
west, S20.40O20.u0.
Tallow, firmer: city. 12'.Jc. nominal:
country. 120llc; special, 13c.
Butter Strong; receipts, 8,424 tubs;
ereemery. .higher, thsn extras, 43044c;
creamery extras, 12 score. 42013c; flrets,
30 42c; seconds, 30 030c,
K.ggs Strong; recelple, 17,047 cases:
freeh gathered extra firsts, 32c; firsts, 31
031 'c.
Cheeee Irregular: receipts, 6,114: state
held specials, 37!4&27c; state held aver
age fancy. 2004 027c.
Poultry Live prleea not quoted: dressed,
very firm; chlckena, 188!c; fowls, 189
24c; turkeys, 18034c.
Coffee Market.
New Torlt, March 27. Coffee The mar
ket for coffee futures wss very quiet today,
but prices ruled steady on covering. . and
the terfinlcal position seemed to be firmer
after the recent decline of about 36 to 40
points. The market opened 1 to 4 polnta
higher wllh July up to 7.80c and Decem
ber to 8.12c, In the lets trading, or about
10 to 12 points net higher. Cotton trade
Interests were light buyers esrly snd thsre
was some trading by houses Iste In the
afternoon. Close was 7 to 10 points net
higher. Sales, 12,000 bags. Marrh, 7.00c;
April. 7.lc: May, 7.6ic; June, 7.Jlc; July,
7.80c: August, 7.8fic: September. 7.92c;
October. 7.18c; November, 8.04c; December,
8.09c; January, 8. lie; February, 1.31c.
Spot, dull; Rio 7s, lc; Santos 4s, 10c.
No frceh offers were reported In the cost
and- freight market.
The official cables reported an advance
of 74 rela In the Rio market. Santos spots
were unchanged -and futures unchanged to
50 rets lower. Victoria clerrea ou.wuu uess
for New York.
i City General Market.
Kamas City. March 27. Wheat No. 2
hard, t2.0!e2.12: No. 2 red, I2.082.09;
May, I1.92H; JulV. U-fi.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 91. 181. 20. No. t
white-, 1.191.20; No. 3 yellow, $1.191.30;
May. 11.16; July. . , x
Oatu No. 2 whwe, 6t,t.6c, No. 2 mlied,
090640. y -
Butter Creamery, 43c; flrata, 40c; oec
on flu, 36c; packer, 2 Sc.
Kg Flrsttt, 28r.
Poultry Hena, 21c; rooattra, 14c; tur
keya 34 Ho.
Cotton Market.
New Tork, March 97. Cotton Fnturea
nnitnud mteiirtv: May. 18. 85e: July, 19. 78c;
Octobejr, 18.27c; December, 18. 34c; January,
Cotton futurea eloaed steady: May, lS.HIc;
July, 18.66c; October, 18.01o; December,
18.11c; January, 18.12c. Spot, quiet; mid
dling. 19.10c.
The cotton market eloied ateady at a net
decline of 3 to 24 points.
1,1 v or pool, March 2T. Cotton Spot ateady;
good middling, 12.72c; middling 13.62c;
low middling, 12.44d; bulk of lalea, S.000
bale.
Metal Market.
New Tork Marcn 27. Metals Lead, quiet
at 9.2'9.78. Spelter, quIetN spot.
Kast St. Louis delivery, 910.6010.75. Cop
per, quiet; electrolytic, spot and nearby,
nominal; second quarter, 938.00026.00;
nominal: third quarter 931.00033.80. Iron,
firm: No. 1 southern, 934.00 35.00; No. 2,
3.60&34.BO. Tin, steady; spot offered at
$66.00.
At London-Copper: Spot 1136; futures,
136 10a; electrolytic, 1161. Tin: Spot, 218;
futures, 210 10s. Lead, 30 10s. Spelter,
47. a
Omaha Hay Market.
Omaha, March 88. Hay Receipts are
light; market, firmer on both prairie and
alfalfa: demand continues good. Choice up
land prairie hay, 913. 00013.60: No. 1, 912 00
12.60: NO. 2. 91Q.0UQlU.t.U; 1NO. 8, Id.VVV
9.00. Midland. No. 1. $11.60012.00; No. 2.
99.00010.00. Lowland. Ko. l. l8.b0OS.uui
No. 2. 97.6008.00; No. 9. 96.6007.00.
Alfalfa Choice. sis.twniB.5u; ino. i,
917.50018.60; standard, 914.60O10.60; No. 2,
$12.60013.60; No, 3, $10.60 012-60.
Straw oat, S7.outp7.oui wnsai, se.uvv
.60.
Minneapolis ft rain Market.
Minneapolis. March 27. Whea t May,
31.90: July. 31.8301.83tt. Cash: Ni. 1
hard, $2.084 02.09; No. 1 northern, $1.98
02.03; No. z nortnern. (.?.
Corn No, I yellow, $1.160118.
Oats No. S white, PI (J 6 2 Via
Flaxaeed $3.8602.96.
Flour Fancy patents advanced J6c;
quoted at $10.8$. Other grades unchanged.
Barley i. 01OI-2H.
Rye $1.63 01-84.
Bran $36.00096.60.
Evaporated Apples and Mrd Fruits.
New York, March 27. Evaporated Apples
uutet; fancy nominal new crop, choice,
9c; prime, 9o.
Dried Fruits Prunes, firm; California,
$HO10c: Oregon. 9O10Vc. Apricots,
steady; extra choice, llc; fancy, 20c,
Peaches, steady; choice, 8c; extra ohoice,
9 c ; fancy, 9 c. Raisins, quiet ; lonso
muscatel, nominal; ohoice to fancy seeded,
9 O 9 c ; seedless, 10OUc; London
layers, nominal.
New York Money Market.
New Tork, March 27. Prime Mercantile
Paper 404 Per cent.
Sterling Exchange Sixty-day bills,
$4.71: commercial sixty-day bills on banks.
94.71; commercial sixty-day bills, $4.70;
demand. $4.76 7-16; cables, $4.76 7-16.
SilverBar, 71c; Mexican dollars, 6&c.
Bonds Oovernn) en t, atrong; railroad, ir
regular.
Time Loan steady: sixty and ninety
days, 30 P" cent; six months, 304
per cent.
call Honey Highest, i per cent; lowest.
2 per cent; ruling rate. 2 per cent; last
loan, 3 per cent; closing bid, 2U per cent;
offered at 2 per cent.
"U. h. r. is. reg. ss u K a T 1st 4s 73
do coupon... 99 Mo Pac. o. 6s. .103
U. 8. 9s, reg. 100 Montana Pow. 5s 99
do coupon ,,.100.N. V. C. d. 6s. .m
U. S. 4s reg.. .107 N. Y, City 4s.l07
do coupon ..110 NY N H ft H c 6s 101
A.T.A T.c.4s 104Ko, Paclflo 4s.. 96
Anglo-French 6s 95 do 3s 6ti
Atchison gen. 4s 93Or. fl. L. r. 4s.. 92
B. A O. 4a 92P. T. A T. 6a.. 100
Beth. Steel, r. 6b.1O0 Ponn. con. 4a.l'u5
Cen. Paclflo let 89 do gen. 4s . .102
C. A O. cv. 4a 82 Reading gen. 4a 94
C. B. A Q..I. 4s... 97So. Pacific c. 6s 101
CM. A S.P.c.6a 104 do ref. 4s... 91
C R I A P r. 4s.. 76So. Ry. 6s 1U
C. A 8. r. 4s.. 81 4 Union Paclflo 4s. 91
D. A R. O. c 4e ao; do cv. .4s.... 96
Rrle gen. 4s .... 6lr. S. Rubber Ss.102
Oen. Elec. 6s.... 106 IT. S. Steel 6s..l0
Ot. No. 1st 4a 99West. til. 4.s 96
III. Cen. r. 4s.. 89 D. of C. 1951,, $7
K.. C. S. r. 6s.. 89 Bid.
U A N. un. 4s.. 94
WAR AS IT IS
See
All This and Much More is Shown in
The Authentic British Government-made Pictures of
"THE WAR"
Esalsltsd hi this yldnlty under the auspices of
OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT PICTURES, INC.
DISTRIBUTED BY GENERAL FILM CO, INC.
They Are the Metal Wonderful Motion Pictures E-rer Produced
' a ' ' Don't Mies. Thorn nt the)
EMPRESS THEATER, Omaha, Neb, TODAY. '
MAJESTIC THEATER, Cedar Rapids, la, Thursday, March 29th Friday, March
.. . 30th; Saturday, March 91 si.
NICHOLAS THEATER, Council Bluffs, la, Tuesday, April Mtht Wed, April 15th.
rnwi ancAicK, uaaaha, neb, 3
PLAZA THEATER, Hestbise, 1
?LATTE THEATER, North Plette, Neh, Monday, May SOlhi Tuesday, May 21st.
. . LYRIC THEATER, Broke Bow. Neh, Wednesday, May 30 Eh.
ORPHEUM, South Omaha. Monday, April I. , ,
28, 1917.
St Loots Live Stock Market.
St. Louis, March ST. Cattle Receipts.
1.000 hesd; market lower; native beef ateere,
17.10012.21; yearling ateers and heifers,
8.10011.71: cows, 11.31010.00; stockers snd
feeders, 14.004 10.00; prime southurn beef
steers, I8.00O11.00; beef cows and heifers,
14.3169.00; prime yesrllng steers and heif
ers, ;. 10110.00; native culves, I6.00O14.10.
Hogs Receipts. 1.100 hesd: market
higher; llghla. il4.70Oll.15; pigs. 19.260
13 00; mixed and butchers, 14.45S10.20;
good heavy, H.lS01!.2!i bulk of sales,
14.7O01t.lt. 1
Sheep snd Lnmbs Receipts 400 head;
market steady; lambs, 111.0019.40; ewes,
O.tOQll.Zu; yearlings, S12.7&0 14.20.
Sioux Illy Live Stock Market.
Sioux City, la., March 27. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,100 hesd; market stesdy: beef
steers, H0.10O12.00; butchers. 89.000 10.60;
fat cos and heifers, I10.6012.50; can
ners. 11:3007.10; stockers snd feeders, 17.60
01.10: calves. I7.1O0O.1O; bulla, stags, etc..
7.00419.10; feeding cows and heifers, 16.10
"SO. .
Hogs Receipts. 1.000 head; market
stesdy; light, 114.30014.45; mixed. 114.60
(&.14.81; heavy, 14.6814.71; bulk of sales,
114.38014 70. ...
Sheep ond Lambs Receipts. 100 head;
market steady: yearlings, IS.004 1821;
welhers, 311.50 12.10; ewes, 310.500 1J.10;
lambs, 113.00014.00.
. Kansas City Live Stock Market,
Kansaa City. March 37. Cattle Receipts.
1,000 head; market steady; prime ftxl steers.
111. 71013. to: aressea oc,,i bi'. fi
ll. 60: western steers, 9l.ooviz.ee
cow.
C.00O10.10; heifers. llOOO 11.90
torkem
a.d feeders, I7.76W11.10; uuw
calves, I8.00SI12.60. "
Hogs Receipts, 111"! head: market
higher; bulk of tales, I14.164 19.1S; beuvy.
II4 90O1I.11: packerH and butchers. 114.80
ll.lt; lights, 114.20011.85; pigs. 111.008);
"sheep and Lambs Receipts 8.000 hend;
market htKhor; lnmbs, l2.00ir,.00; year
lings, II3.SSOH.9S; wethers, 11.101..71.
ewes, 110.10012.50.
live Stock in Sight.
TtecclDls of live stock at the live principal
western markets yesterday
(.a (in
. Sheep.
15, (H)0
Chicago
18,009
IS. 500
I, nun
9,000
9,100
KftilBan City.
Omaha
Sioux City..
St. LouU. . .
fl. DD0
8,7nn
400
, a, 5oi
. 6,000
Totals.
..32.800 67,600 32,200
St. Joseph Live fttock Market.
8t. Joseph, Mo., March 27. Cattle Re
ceipts. 3,000 head; market active aim
steady; steers. $8.6012.10; cows and helt
c tdflirii lift- ..uivKft. m.LO'tiil'iib.
iD-.wBlntx. 8. S00 head; market 6
lOe hlfther; top. $15.10; bulk of sales, $14.50
ui.'asA anrl T.a m hn Recelots. 2.&00 head ;
market steady to 10c higher; lambs, $14.00
16.00; owes, lll.augu.ou.
Sugar Market.
New Tork, March 27. Sugar Raw, firm;
.ntrif'iKBl. 6.7!c: molasses, 4.90i-; refined,
i-m Ulns.'. oroniilntmi. 7.00fe7.50c. 8 UK tit,
futures were strong on renewed denmnd
from Wall street sources as well as further
buying by both traae ana uosh ii.n-nr.0.
At noon prices were 8 to 13 points higher,
St. Louis Ore In Market.
St. Louis. March 27. Wheat .No. 2 red,
nominal; No, 2 hard, nominal; May, $1.94
Ill4 tl ftstU.
Corn No. 2. $1.19: No. 2 white, $1,210
1.21: May. $1.171.1. : July, si-ie,
Oats No. 2, 65c; No, 2 white, nominal.
trillion Stock Market.
London, March 27. American securities
were dull and easier on the stock exchange
today.
Silver Bar, SS ll-16d per ounce.
Monev 3i Dr cent.
Discount Rates Short bills and three
months, 4 per cent.
Bank Clearings.
Omaha, March 27. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $4,905,361.89 and for the
corresponding day last year, $2,491,006.17.
PHOTOPLAYS.
LAST TIMES TODAY
Harold Lockwood
May Allison .
in
"The Promise"
Jack Pickford
"The Dummy"
Mrs. Vernon Castle
in "P ATRIA"
ROBERT WARWICK
"The ArgyTe Case"
FORD STERLING
5 "STARS-AND BARS" E
MlllllllltllllHIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllg
(ye. .Hi HI' 'IlllWlltl'l
ws? '
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
in
"EACH TO HIS KIND"
A Powerful Racial Drama
AT U
HOW ENGLAND PREPARED.
HOW THE UNITED STATES MUST PREPARE.
THE CHARGES FROM THE TRENCHES.
THE GIANT GUNS IN ACTION.
linear, April svtn I Monoey, April auu.
, nan..
, Tuesday. May 14lh.
ALL GRAINS REACH
NEW HIGH MARKS
Winter Wheat Must Be Plowed
Up Meeting Here to Con
sider New Seeding.
UNI PROFESSORS COMING
Reports of serious damage to the
winter wheat plant and not war gave
wheat prices the greatest boost in
the history of the Omaha grain mar
ket. These reports indicated that w in
ter wheat throughout a large portion
of southern Nebraska and northern
Kansas, so far as the coming season's
crop is concerned, is gone, that fields
will be plowed up ana tne grouna
planted to corn or some other grain.
The Omaha market opened a cent
higher than the close Monday and ran
rapidly up, closing 3,'4(S:5 cents above
anv previous top. Prices generally
ranged from $2 to $2,06 per bushel,
with one carload of No. 2 hard selling
at $2.08. This carload of wheat came
from St. hrancis. Kan., consigned to
the Vincent Grain company and sold j
to O. M. Smith, Missouri Valfey, la.,
for milling purposes. No. 3 hard, on
which the previous high has been $2,
sold at $2.06 per bushel.
Meeting Here Wednesday.
The wheat crop situation is looked
upon as being so serious that Wed
nesday afternoon a meeting of grain
men, farmers and University ot Ne
braska crop and soil experts will be
held in the trading room of the Oma
ha Grain exchange- at 3 o'clock
to consider conditions relative
as to what is to be done in the matter
of cropping the wheat fields that will
have to be plowed up.
Like wheat, corn went to another
high mark, selling up to $1.17 per
bushel cents over the previous
high price. The receipts for the day
were forty-one carloads and the prices
ranged between $1.161.17 per bushel.
Oats reached another top price, sell
ing at 63J4 cents per bushel, with all
the sales being made at 62or better.
The receipts were fifteen carloads.
Many Americans Subscribe
To the Canadian War Loan
Ottawa, Ont., March 27. American
subscriptions to the latest Canadian
war loan were estimated today at
$25,000,000 to $30,000,000. Canadian
subscriptions will be consiaeraniy
beyond the $150,000,000 asked for.
The Canadian finance minister de
clared he was "much pleased at the
friendly interest of the citizens of the
United States in the issue."
It is estimated that out of the rev
enue from the loan Canada will be able
to advance the British government for
munitions at least $50,000,000.
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From the Telephone Directory
Whenever a wrong number is given to the
telephone operator, your time is wasted, your
service is delayed and its value decreased, and
the party called is uselessly annoyed.
Quite often a personal telephone list, not
kept up-to-date, furnishes a wrong number, or
a hasty glance at the directory results in a call
for the number on the line below or above the
one wanted. x
The largest number of errors result from de
pendence upon memdry. Frequently 4-5-6 Is
called for when 5-4-6 is wanted. If you are in
doubt about a telephone number, please look it
. up in the directory.
Please Speak Distinctly
Not talking directly into the transmitter,
not speaking clearly, or calling your number too
rapidly, frequently causes the operator to mis
understand. " If you acknowledge the operator's repetition
of the number and correct her if she repeats it
incorrectly, many misdirected calls will be pre
vented. '
If you speak in an ordinary tone of voice,
giving the desired number slowly and distinctly,
after looking it up in the directoryyou may be
surprised how it will improve your telephone
service.
AMUSEMENTS.
BRANDEIS
Four Niffhls end
Saturday Matinee
B... Thurs.. March .
Cohan and Harris Present
"Hit-the-Trail Holliday."
With Frank Olte and Lola Merrill.
Cohan Speed, Cohan Twists, Cohan Uufhs.
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE.
D.llr Msllses. 2:15: Nlsht. 1:11. This Week.
WILL M. CRESSY IV BLANCHE DAVNE. GEOHGt:
WHITE t LUCILLE CAVANAQH, NELLIE A SARA
KOUNS. Janet Adair, Reea Parker, Saeiarott A
Senla. Klat A Klas, Orshauis Trsvl Weekly.
Prleea: Mat., sallery, 18c: belt aaata (except Satur
day ins Sunday), 35ei nlthts, lie, 23c. 30s snd 7Bo.
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTE.".."
tCrisuT D.i'y Msts.. 1s.25.50.
JyXaWytt'ty Ever,',., 1S-2S.J0.7SO
FRED IRWIN'S BIG SHOW
A Pot-Pourrl at Ntmltlei, Jollltle and Mlodl
EXTRA ! THE NAT NAZARR0 TROUP!
EtiTOM Aeretwti. 1 Furere t th New York Winter
Girdai Two Sntxini.
BEAUTY CHORUS OF HAWAIIAN DANCERS
(Final Prrfortnanca Friday Nit)
LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS
Sat Mat. ft Wk; Fred Irwin'u "Majestic...''
BOYD THEATER, Omaha
11 Days, Starting- Sunday Mat., April
I. Matinees Daily 2:30, Evening- 8:30
Company's Own Symphony Orchestra
IwHlArWOXer
99eA
GRAND OPERA
Boyd Theater, Mch. 27-28
Boston National Grand OperaCo.
Orchestra of 50 Chorus of SO
International Stars
TODAY AT 2:15 "IRIS" Miura. Kit
' tay, Chalmers Moransoni Conductor.
TONIGHT AT 8:15 "BOHEME" Teyte,
Martin, Marr, Mardones Gusrrieri,
Conductor.
Scats Now at Box Office
Orchestra $3.00, $4.00, $5.00.
Balcony $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00.
Gallery AM seats $1.00.
jjr Sextette de Luxe
' ET Eddie Borden & Co. jjA
! v The Puppets Fitch Cooper V
A "The Bettle of the Somme" Q
f Henrr B.Walthall, in 'Little Shoes' '
NEBRASKA TELEPKORE COMPART
gooos. '
springs, 33c, : . , .
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