I
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1917.
12
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Strong; to Ten
Higher Sheep Steady and
Lambs Weak.
HOGS ABE MOSTLY STEADY
Omaha, April t. Kir:
Cattla. Hoga. Sheep.
... l.Ml S.SIS I.73
... i.OO. 11.000 7, SOU
Atpttptt wr.:
Official Monday ,
EatlmaLa Tuaada
Two di thla mk.1l,llt ICSIS ll.lti
Kama aaya laat week.I0.M7 J,2 17.477
Same dara I wka. ao. 4.114 .51J 14.SH
Santa I wka. aa.l5.l7 J7.567 J7.J40
8am. day! 4 waa. ao.l). K.iot 1MM
Sam. daVa lait rr.. .4 H.m 11.J44
Recelpta and dlsnoiltlon of llva atock at
tha Union Slo Tarda, Omaha, for twenty,
tour houri andlnf at I p. m. yeatardar!
RECEIPTS-CARS.
uma..licse. oneep.
C, M. A St, P
Waba.h
MImouH Pacific.
Union Pacific
C. N. W., aaat
C X. W.. w-.t .
r at. P.. M. o ,
C, B Q. oail ..
C, B. Q.. woat
C. Tt. I. P . at
O . H. I. P.. weat
Illlnoli Central .....
Chicago Great Weetern.
35
84
10
30
Totala...
1JISPOSITION HEAD,,
Cattle. Horn.
Morrle Co. ..; 710
fiwrft k Company 1,014
Cudahy Parkin, Co.. .l,0
Armour k Co.
Scowarta Co
J V. Murphy
Lincoln Packlnff Co...
Re, Omaha Pack. Co.
K. B. Packing Co....
Cudahy, Denver
Wtlaon Packing Co....
vr, B. Vanaant Co....
Hill 4 Ron
V. B. Lewla
Hunilngor Oliver...
J. B. Hoot k Co
1. H. Bulla
7 F. Hull
Ttoaenitock nroe
F. O. Krllogg
WertMmer Des.n.
Kllla k Co
Sullivan Tirol...
- Mo. Kan. Calf Co..
Ohrtntlo
Huffman '
Roth '.
Meyera ......
llanner Broa
John Harvey
hennla k Francll....
Jeneen Lungren...
O'Bey ...
Other buyer....
710
isi
107 ,
il -17
4
It .
II
110
10
71
114
21
10
107
1
3! '
IS
II
3
171
1,033
S.46
3.t
3,074
s:i
3.111
Suenp.
717
I
1,M
111
MM
Oil
only !00
Totala.'... 1.711 11,161
Cattle Recelpta were moderate,
oars being reported In. Thla leave-, the
total for the two daya thla week at 11.142
head, only a little over one-half aa 4nany
aa here during the aeme period laat week.
At the eame time roeelpta wera very' much
larger than a year ago.
Undo- the Influenco of the moderate ro
eelpta and the good buying demand, prlcea
were atrong to 100 higher than yeaterday.
making the market eafely M02BC or more
higher than laat week'e etoae. In fact, a
good chore Of the break laat week hae been
recover! d. Beit beevee Bold up to 111.10,
the highlit price on record.
Cnwi and helfera ahowod about tho eame
.advance aa beer Iteeri.
tockera and feeder! wore fully atoady.
Quotation! on cattle: Good to choleo
hievea, l)l.ofll.; fair to food boevea,
!O.O0u.io: eommon to fair beeveo. Il.co
4310.10; good to choice helfera, II.3&0
10.3&; good to choice cowe, II. 7101.711 fair
to good eov.-i, 17. 6001.7.; common to fair
row. 11.6097.50; pVlmo feeding otecra,
ll.i0O10.3l; good to choice feeder. I0.7&4y
0.10; fair to good feedore, f0.O0ffrl.76j com
mon to fair feedera. I0.73OI. 001 good to
choice atorkere, l. 1401.15; atock helfera,
I7.154S3.I5: Hock oowa, II.OOOI.OO; atock
ealvee, 3. 00 0 10.10; veal calvea. 11.000
13 00; beef hulli, etaga, etc., t3.00CI.25;
Bologna bulli. 11.10411.00.
Repreaentatlva aalea:
BBEF STTIF.RS.
Ko. . Av. Pr. No. ,
I , 7K0 IT II 15
31
I
but could have been more desirable from
a ehearlng elandpotnt, ware bought, at 314.40
today.
Quotation, on oheep and Umber Xmba,
light and handy, 314.50Oli.10; lamba. heavy,
I14.00O14.50; lamba. freah ahorn, I11.I0O
13.31: lamba, ehearlng, 314.35014.75; year
llngi, good to eholco, $13.00013.75: yearllnga,
fair to good, $13.00013.00; wethera, fair to
choice. 111. 50 0 13.70; ewea. good to choice,
111. (001114; ewea. fair to good. IIO.OOQ
11.40: ewea, plain to culls, 17.0001.50.
. Representative aalea:
Ko. Av. Pr.
23 Native eprlnf lamba 4i ' lit 00
1010 Colorado lamba 08 14 01
420 Colorado awea S3 13 35
425 fed ewea 12 u
517 Meilcan lamba 73 15 00
540 Meilcan lamba 13 II 00
CHICAGO UVE STOCK MARKET,
Cattle, Btroof I Howe, ' Weak; Sheep,
nioody.
Chicago, April I. Cattle Recclpti, 4,000
head; market atrong; calvea, a&o lower: na
tive beef Iteere, 3l.i0O12.95; etockere and
foedere, I7.00OI-S0; eowa and helfera, 15.50
010.75; calvea, ll.Z5Oll.70,
Hoga Reoolpte, 10,000 head; market weak.
IOIOo lower; bulk of aalee, S15.00O16.30:
light, 314.30O16.S0; mixed. S14.I6O16.30:
heavy, $14.60016.35; rough, $14.60014.70;
plga, $10.60 0 14.00.
Sheep ana umoe-neceipia, le.uuv neau;
market steady; lamha, 10O30O lower: ihcep
wethera, 10.40O14.Sli; awea, $3.000 12.30;
lamba, 111.76016.26.
Siena City Live stock Market.
Sloua City, la.. April 3. Cattle Recelpta,
1.600 head; market atoady; beef eteere,
110. SO Jl! 00; butcbera, II. 50(110.60; fat
cowe and helfera. $7.50010.60: canncre,
I6.60O3-60: atockera and feeder!, I7.60O
10.00; calvel, S7.00OS.73; bulli, Htagl, etc.,
17.6001,60; feeding cows and helfera, 16.60
too.
Hoga Recelpta, $.100 head; market
ateidy to lOn lower; Wrote. I14.6OW14.06;
mixed, 14.70frI.lo: heavy, 314.80911. in:
plea, 111.506 13.601 bulk of aalea, 114. 10Q
14. 0.
Sheep and Lamba Recelpta, 100 head;
market ateady; yearllnga, 112.000 18.26;
wither!, 111. 60O12 50; awea, 110.60011,50;
Iambi, 112,60814,76.
St. Louli Live Stock Market.
St. Loull, April I. Cattle Receipt!. S.000
heed: mirkot iteady; native beef iteeri.
37. 60012.26;- yearling ateere and helfera.
18.60011,76; eowi, S6.75O10.00; itockera and
feedeia, I0.00O10.00: prime louthern beef
iteeri, ISQOOH-00; beef cowe and helfera.
S4.26fpl.00: prima yearling ateera and helf
era. 17. 60O10.00: natlva calvea, 16.00014.60.
Hogi Receipt!, 11,000 head: market
lower; llghta, I14.l0rel6.20: plan, 110.000
12.60; mixed and butrhera, I14.S0O16.36;
good heivy, 116.360 16.36; bulk of aalea.
I14.I0O16.26.
Sheen ana lamDi fiereinte, no neaa;
markec Iteady: lamha, SI3.0flfcl6.40; awel,
SI.60O12.26i yearllnga. $10.76014.26.
NEW YORK STOCKS
President's Message Causes
Irregular Demonstration
of Strength.
ALLIES' BONDS STKONO
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30 ..1171 13 10
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143! 13
11S7 13 10
HTKERH AND HEIFERR.
t. (43 1ft ftl
11. v...... Mt 10 tt
1 711 10 EO
I. 174 11 00
IS........ 101 I 7k
14,.,..,.. 117 10 10
SI 603 10 SI
I. ....... Ill 19 HI
ii. ...... .mo is oo
' H BITERS. ''
1 710 t SO 1. ....... W I 36
3 Ill 10 00 1. ......C 130 10 10
. COWR .
1..
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130 I H I OBI I 28
114 00 t... 1014 7 10
43 T 71 4... 1043 7 10
7. ..... .140 I th II ,.1110 SO
7 ,.1111 I II 6 1070 I M
7. ...... .10Ht 100 I J 305 0 3b
i 110, 31 , 1 ..1177 t 40
T ;10I I 10 ue 71
CALVES.
,., 3410 I 00 ST........ 480 I 7E
. J 401 th - I........ 174 11 00
... S40 11 10
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
13........ 131 I 10
' How Hnf lupplloo wer decant, thouth
the run of 141 care. r 12,000 hfiart, wt
mnrt than IflA can abort o( laat Tuday.
Total bo far th.a wack ti 30,331 hoatl, bains
l.ooo amallor than wak a, but 14,0uo
laritxr than two waka mo. and vain of
".loo head ovtr tha cor ra pond Ins days, laat
'ar. ,
Valutia r mora or 1rb anvn thla
morn In i, but aa a general thins tha trada
nan tUady with, jwaterday, Shlppcra
npancd tha market .by plcklnc up quite a
row ol tha llKhtar' hoga at about ataady
prlum, Chlraav Had only moderata froah
rM'lpta, but bad carried ovar a rtat num
bee from yeaterday and reported opantnir
prutpecta eiler. Parker tried to uaa tha
weikfleaa thara to anfoma a decline here.
uiKk.nir inir epentnr ulda fully luo lower.
' and ihtjjr did aucceed In buylnr aome hoga
nn tha open .tit, weak to aa much aa H
lower, but they had to givt aiaa.iy prlcea
tof the bulk of their purcheaee. The clone
waa the beat time of the day, belna; wore
active than early and lata aalea were atrong:
to a Dim-fi ai a nicKei Better.
The general quality of tho hora waa bet
ter, and ao while the market la only called
ateady, the average waa higher, rackera
ail aaid their drovee coat more than yrster
day. Bulk of tbe offering aotd at 914.40
Wil li, and top landed at H II. There
w iae uauai evattering or tbe pialnaat
inn on onwn oeiow me MllK.
Repraaenutlve ealee: .
Ke. Av. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Pr.
V3..1IS 110 14 10 41. .160 ... K U
73.. 301 ISO 14 10 , 0I..3OI 40 14 01
10. .311 ISO 14 70 IS. .310 100 14 7
71. .313 ... 14 10 ' 43. .331 ... 14 II
til.. 341 1(0 14 00 33.. 300 ... 14 II
PIUS.
Xanaaa City I J re 8 took Market.
Kansas, City, April S Cattle Receipt
32,000 head; market eteady; prime fed ateere,
110.10011, 60; d reined beef ateera, II.3&W
ii.io; weetern ateera, vs.wwiz.ou. oowa,
17. 31010.10: helfera. tS.00Oll.60; atockera
and feedera. $7.50 10.76; bulla, I7.50O10.00;
calvea. H. 00 12.76.
Hoga 'Receipt i. 1 6, wo heart; market
hltrh-r; bulk of aialea, I14.t0ll.80; heavy,'
I1B.1601S.SC; pack era and butcheri, tll.OOO
lE.so; light. I14.&OV10.06; plga. 112.3 1
14.00.
Hheep and Lamba Recelpta. t.OOO head;
market iteedy; lamba. $tl."S(M4.7fi; year
llnga, 111.0013.71; wethera, 111.10013.76;
ewea. I0.26&10 60.
St Joeeph Lira Stock Market.
St. Joeenh. Aorll I. Cattle -ReceiDta. I.-
100 head; market eteady to atrong; ateern,
IH.50OU.I6: cowa and helfera. I6.60fill.00;
oalvea, I4.I0O13.7I,
Hoga Recelpta, 1,000 head! market
ateady; top, Ifi.SO; bulk of aalea, S14.I0Q
11.36. -
Sheep and IambB Recelpta, 4,000 head;
market llow; lamb, tl4.0VO14.l6; ewea,
IU.60fll2.IO.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotation of the 1er en Tariooa
Lfwdlns Commodltlea.
New York, April Wheat Sport, firm;
No. I hard, 93.30; No. 1 northern, Dultith,
13.41; No, 1 northern. Manitoba, 3.3&tt,
f. o. b. New York, all nominal.
FlouiwFirm.
Corn Spot, firm: Ko, 1 yellow. 11.17.
O. 1. f. New Tork, nominal.
nat Hpot, quiet; atandaM, 77He.
Hliiea Ouiet: B0K0U. 434144c: Central
America, 43c.
Leather Firm: hemlock flrata, 17c: aoo-
onde, 6 Be,
Prov a one Pork atrona: mm. 137.00:
fumlly, 131,00941.00: short clear, $37.60
3D.60. Beef, firm; meaa, I26.00O34.00; fam
ily. I37.0003i.oo. Lard, atrong; middle
went, lao.no (ft 20.10.
nutter KBHier; recelpta, 11,117 tuba;
creamery higher than extrae, 46 0 464cj
creamery extras 03 aenre), 4404401
flraU, 434H3U; aeronda. 8HU04m.
Egga Firm: receipts. 11,147 caaeat freah
gathered extraa. fic; freah gathered ator
age packed firsts. 3 4 (ff 14 14; freah gathered
flrete, 33'l4c,
t'neeie unaettien: recelpta, T.17S boxea:
gtate held apeclale, J7ei7c; state held
average fancy, zftHQITo,
Poultry Live, firm : no prleei auoted :
dreaeed, firm; chickena, H02lc; fowla.
ItfeOSSMci turkeys. lOS4fl.
Coffc Market.
New Tork. April S. Cuffee- Thla morn-
Inga niwe from Washington cauaed no ex
oltement in the market for coffee futurea.
but after opening 1 point lower to 3 points
higher, prloea advanced on scattered buying
which ieemet to be inspired by a belief thai
the entrance of this country Into the war
would haaten peace. July contracts aold up
to 1.73c and December to T.lln, with the
general llat showing net galna of about I to
1 pointi during the early afternoon. Later
there were alight reactions owing (0 report!
of eaaler coat and freight offers, with the
marKei cinung st t net advance Of 4 to I
polntff. Rales, S7.SS0 bags; April, 7.61c;
May, 7,Mci June, 7.Sej July, 7.48c; Augunt,
7,74c; September, 7.10c; October, 7.10c; No
vember, 7. SKc; Pecember, 7.12c; January,
7.19c; Februal-r. 1.06c; March, tlSc.
BPOt. O.U el: RIO 7B. IUn Santos 4k. IUn.
ft waa reported that Brail I waa accepting
bltla at conceaatona and that aalea had been
made at comparatively low price, Including
Santos Is and 4a at I.S&o snd 4a at 0.16,
l.ondon crefflts. The official cables reported
a decline or 10 rets in the Rio market, but
Santoe futurea were SI to 10 rela higher.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy High
ly Kecommended,
I'm thorouffhiv convinced that if
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given a fair trial it will cure the most
ifvere cold, I cannot speak too high
ly of it,- as it always cures and is
pleasant to take," writes Mrs, Charles
baxby, Litchfield, 111. Adv.
31. .101
IS SI
Sheep Actual offerings were leas than
thirty oars, packers getting s load or io
direct and a couple of oars of shaarlna- and
feeding lambs going through, but the mar-
vet was one ot the draggieet seen here In
some Ume, and that Is earing e good deal
(or alow trade have been the rule. Pecfcere
l were out for lie declines this mornlna. and
while they paid prices that some traders'
fanea ncariy steady xor a load or two, they
tarried tbelr point on moat ef their our.
chases. Feeder buyers helped out by taking
eovnrat can, but even then there were still
around five loads of good fat lambs unsold
at midday. The day's top. Ill 00. was Mid
' let mixed Mexicans and westerns that wre
extremely light, but none too well finished.
About tbe only other wooled lambs pack en
had beach t up to midday ware three loada
tit good Colorado that looked quite a little
lower at 114.16, Shorn lambs looked weak
to a little lower. Fair light ones were
bought at II 1.16. and weighty hind took
til. 10. A few head equated yesterday's top
ot 111.36. Sellers were slmnlr ud aa-alnat a
proposition of packers aot wanting- the lamba
snleae they could be bought at lower figures,
and while they were attll fighting tho de
cline en some stuff at noon, buyers were
imerwea 0017 at ineir own Itgures.
Old sheep were Just about steady. The
auppiy we not targe, and outlet was very
fair. Good western ewea eold ud to lii.oo.
while a very plain kind was bought at
tto.oo. Wether simitar t those that
oroufnt tu yeaterday took nickel 4e
enne, winging Bii.te.
Buyera quoted shearing lamb about
ateaay. nut if anything the tone waa sealer,
ana prices took levifte lower tor the
daya ae far this week. Heveral loada that
U good flesh and of the right weights,
New Tork. April 3. Operntiona on the
Stock exchange today denoted the mixed
feeling and bewilderment of profeeelonal
trader arlulng from over-night develop
monte. The prenldent'e mewaf to con
greaa caused an Irregular demonstration of
etrength at the opening, Important aalea,
however, falling to- reapond In more than
minor degree.
Helling for proflta materially reduced
moat of the gains before the end of the
first hour, but at noon prlcea recovered
midway on a moderate resumption of de
mand. Tho entire Hut. with a few unim
portant exception, fell back In the laat half
of the aesalon, the re vernal being elmullane
oua with the failure of the senate to take
action on the war resolution.
The only marked reflection of the new
policy to which the government la com
mitted waa Been in the strong tone of Inter
national bonds, Anglo-Frenrh le gaining
3j, with l'i fir City of Paris 6a and a
concurrent hardening of remittances to
Tart.. Lires also .stiffened, but rublea
yielded.
The Irregular course of the atock market
waa Inaugurated by the movements of euch
leaders as United States Steel' and other
active stocks. Steel made an advance of
over 1 points to 11814 in the first half hour
on buying on a seemingly aubetantial char
actor, but fell back to lltVi, closing at
116',, a net Ions of half a point
Both ehem Steel and otlier munition, as
well as such equipments aa usually follow
In the train of v.ar shares, were 1 to 4
points higher at their best, but these Issues
slno surrendered for the most part to pres
sure. .
Ralls suffered additional restraint by
reason of unfavorable crop reports and earn
ings, the setback ranging from t to 4 points
In coalera, trunk lines and grangers to 0
points In Canadian Pacific. Shippings were
less reactionary, with metals, oils and, mo
tors. Ohio (Ibb and Wilson Packing, recent
atrong features, forfeited from S to almoat 4
points,
Total sales, 150,000 shares. Domestic
bonds, ratlwaya and Induntrlala were Irregu
lar on light dealings. The large turn-over
of 16,700,000, par value, resulted mainly
from heavy transactions In the group.
United States bonds were to I per cent
on call.
Number of eales and quotation on lead
ing stocks were:
Sales, High tow. Close.
4.100 07 9b
13,400
2.&00
4,600
Illinois Central.... 300
Inspiration Copper, 1,100
Int. M. M.. pfd... 18,100
Interaction. Nickel 1,600
International Paper 3,300
Kansas City South
Kennecott Copper. 7,400
Louisville t Nesh
Maxwell Motors... 100
Mexican Petroleum 11,400
Miami Copper 7,100
Mo. Pacific (new). 3,300
Montana Power..'. 400
Nevada Copper.... t.300
N. T. Central 1.100
N. T., K H. H.. 3.100
Norfolk Western' 000
Northern Pacific.. 1,000
PaMflo Mail 1.000
Pennsylvania 4,400
Pittsburgh Coal
Ray Con. Copper.. 14,200
Reading 20,600
Rep. Iron A Steel. 13,200
Khattunk Aria. Cod. 400
Southern Pacific... 2.300
Southern Railway. 4,300
Rtudebaker Coooer 22.000
Texas Co 2,100
ITnlnn Pacific 12.200
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 1.000
United States Steel. 20.200
!' 8. Steal nfd.... 1.700
Utah Copper 7,100
Wabash pfd "B'. 3,500
Western Union. . . . 200
Westlnghouse Blec. 7.600
Total sale for the day,
Bid.
101 10SH lO&tt
03 ft 1 fl
It S3ft 84
44
41)4 48
42
44 4i 41
130
II 54 14
tSH tflH
42H 43 43
30 20 31
103 102 10!
34 24 34
17 90 6 'i
46 48 44
133 131 131
10 100 101
28 22 22
3 H 13
46
22 31 11
S8 & 10
85 83 83
37 20 20
M 5 IS '4
21 28 28
99 90 16
226 223 224
141 138 138
128 136 125
118 116 110
118 lit 118
114 111 111
26 24 Z
97 97 97
58 62 62
960,000 share.
61
71
72
87
09
Am. Beet Sugar..,
American Can
Am. Car t Found.
Am. Locomotive...
Am. Smelt Hf..
Am. Sugar Refln'g 1,200 11S 112
Am. Tel. Tel...
Am. Z., U A B, . , .
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison
Atl. U. W. L.S.S.
Baltimore Ohio.
Butte St Sup. Cop.,
Cal. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather.
Chesapeake Ohio
Chi.. M. A St. P.,
Chicago A North.,
C, R. I. A P., etfa.
Chlno Copper
Colo, Fuel tt Iron.
70
1,800 106 103 103
112
700 126 135 124
1,700 27 80 86
10,600 B& 83 83
00 105 104 104
t.OOO 118 109 100
400 79 78 78
1,200 40 40 45
800 38
1.800 164
30,600 94
1,400 01
3,700 83
23 28
100 160
92 -81!
69
81
1,400 116 US
1,200
2,100
Corn Products Ret. 74,100
Crucible Steel,
Cuba Cane Sugar,
pfstlller'a aeca...
Erl
General Electric.
General Motors....
Ot. Northern, pfd.
34,800
12,300
609
10,100
C9
63
30
72
48
20
30
68
1
24
70
40
19
28
l
81
IIS
31
69
61
26
70
46
19
2"
1,200 108 167 166
1,600 119 117 118
000 114 114 114
Ot. No. Ore, otfs.. 10,600 84 82 33
New Tork Money Market.
New York, April I. Mercantile Paper
44 per cent.
Sterling Exchange 60-day bills, $4.71;
commercial 60-day bills on banks. 84.71 ;
commercial 60-day bills, 84.70; demand,
14.76 1-16: cables, 84.70 7-10.
SilverBar, 74c; Mexican dollars, 67c.
Bonds Goverment, weak; railroad, Irregu
lar. v
Time Loans Firmer: 60 day. 84J3
per cent; 90 days, S&4 per cent; six
months, 84 per cent.
Call Money Steady: higher,' 2 per cent;
low, 2 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent;
last loan, 2 per cent; closing bid, 2 per
cent: offered at 2 per cent.
U. S. 2a reg.... 99Int. M. M. 6s... 95
do coupon .. 98K. C. S. r. 6s.. 80
U. fl. 8s reg. .100 h. A N. un. 4s.. 95
do coupon ..100M K T 1st 4 74
U. 8. 4 reg. .107 Mo. Pac. g. 4s.. 66
do coupon. ..107 Mont. Power 6s 99
Pan. 8s coupon 09N. T. C. d. 6s.. 100
Am. Fr. Sec. Is 96No. Paclflo 4s.. 03
A. T. T.c. ft 100 do 8s
Anglo-French Is 14 'Or. S. L. r. 4s 92
Arm. sfe Co. 4s 93P. T. A T. 6s.. 100
Atchison g. 4s. 93Penn. s. 4s..lA4
n. A O. 4s.... 91 do gen. 4s.. 98
Cen. Leather 6sl01Reading gun. 4a 94
Cen. Pacific 1st 88 8 h A S F a 6s 70
C. A O. c. 6..s91So. Pacific c. 6slfll
(' B. A Q. j. 4b 91 do ref. 4.. 91
C M A 8 P g 4s.l01So. Ry. 6s 100
C M A 8 P g 4a 101Tox. A Pac. 1st. .100
C R 1 A F r 4s 72Unlon Pacific 4a 97
Colo. A 8. r. 4S 83 do cv. 4s .... 92
D. A R. O. r. 6s 66U. 8. Rubber 6s 92
D. of Can. 6ao.. 9S V. S. Stel 5s. 106
Erie gon. 4s.... 66Wabaah 1st 104
eOn. Klec. 6b. ..106 West. Un. 4.s94
Ot No. 1st 4s 99 Bid.
II. Cen. ref. 4a 89
London Stocks and Bonds.
London, April 3. American rails were
marked higher, with few transactlona In
securities not requisitioned for exchange pur
pones on the stock exchange today.
Stiver Bar, 36 3-16d per ounce.
Money 3 per cent.
Discount Rates Short bills, 4 per cent;
three .months, 4 per cent,
Sngar Market.
New Tork, April 8. Sugar Raw, firm;
centrifugal, 6.19c; molasses, 6.11c; refined,
firm; fine granulated, 7.2.6 8.00c. Sugar
futures opened firm and active. 1 to I
points higher on covering and buying by
Wall .'.treet. Later, however, the market
sead off under scattered selling and at
noon prices were within a point or. two
of yesterday's closing.
When We Need
the Navy
What do you know about
the United States Navy?
You are a patriotic Ameri
can citizen, jealous of the
national honor, anxious
that it be maintained be
fore the world. v
Safeguarding of Ameri
can lives and interests are
primarily in the hands of
the American Navy.
The Bee offers you a free
book on life in the navy. It
is officially published by
the government, with
many illustrations. Every
American should have a
copy of this book. .
To get your copy, address
The Omaha Bee Informa
tion Bureau, Washington.
D. C. Ask for The Sailors'
Book. Enclose a 2-cent
stamp for return postage.
Our New
Service Department
1
To Tell the Called Party
"Wait a Minute, Please,"
is Telephone Discourtesy
A telephone conversation cannot begin until
the calling party and the called party are on the
line at the same time.
Business men are frequently annoyed when
they answer the telephone by being told by
someone in the office calling, ."Please wait a
minute", and then being foroed to neglect their,
work while they wait until the calling party is
ready to talk.
, Most busy business men in using the tele
phone practise courtesy, as they themselves ex
pect it of others. They ask for the telephone
number themselves and hold the receiver to
their ear until the called party answers.
Courtesy Improves the Service
Courtesy is a factor in good telephone ser
vice. The calling party should be ready to talk
as soon as the called party answers.
It is not a kind act to request your private
switchboard operator or office girl to interrupt
a busy man and ask him to "wait a minute"
until you are ready to talk to him.
' Telephone courtesy is no more than doing to
others as you would that they should do unto
you.
REB&ASKA TELEPHOXE COMPANY
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KAMARAD ESCAPES ,
FROM JAIL AT ORD
Self-Confessed Murderer of 13-Year-Old
Girl Tunnels His
Way Out of Prison.
HIS TRIAL SET FOR TODAY
Ord, Neb., April 3. (Special Tele
gram.) Louis Kamarad, aelf-con-iessed
murderer of Alice Parko.
escaped from the Valley county jail
during the night and is at large. Sher
iff Bell returned with the prisoner last
evening from Lincoln, where Kamarad
had been held at the state penitentiary
for safekeeping, preparatory to being
arraigned in the district court this
morning.
Two guards were left on duty by
Sheriff Bell when he went home late
last night. Guard Rockhold says that
he knows Kamarad was in the cell at
5 o'clock this morning.
There are indications that Kamarad
went to Miskos' slaughter house on
the dge of town, broke in and took a
32-caliber rifle with fifty shells. There
are reasons to believe that he secured
an automobile, although no one has j
reported such a loss.
Five hundred men responded when
the fire bells were rung as alarm this
morning and every part of the coun
try is being searched by armed posses.
The new barn of David Haught, be
tween Ord and North Loup, burned
during the night, and it is alleged that
the automobile that wa. kept therein
is missing. District court is suspended
today while attorneys and court offi
cers are joining the search. A brick
partition between the county jail
rooms and the coal room in the base
ment was tunneled through.
Kamarad was left at 10:30 last
night locked in. an iron cell in the
custody of two guards, Tom Rock-
hold and Will Wigent. When his
escape was discovered at an early
hour this morning the lock to the
cell had been opened without break
ing, indicating that he had been as
sisted gaining access to the corridor.
He had broken through a brick wall
where the water pipes enter the jail
room. The chips of brick indicated
that the work was done from the in
side, but no tools were left to show
how it was done.
Joe Parks, father of the murdered
girl, is active in the pursuit and that
particular neighborhood is aroused.
Omaha Hal Market.
Pralrla Hay Receipt! Ilsht. market hither
on better gradea of hay and alfalfa: de
mand contlnuea food. Upland: Choice, 111.60
H. 00; No. 1, Iis.soei3.00; No. 1. S1O.SO0
11.00: No. S, I9.009.00. Midland: No. X,
S12-00612.60: No. 2, I9.S010.60. Lowlandl
No. 1. I.6U.00: No. S, 17.1001.00: No. ,
SS.6007.00.
Alfalfa Cholca, I19.00:0.0; No. 1,
ll8.00ftH.0O: atandard. 16.0S17.00; No. t,
IIS.OO1 00; No. 3. I10.6012.60.
8traw Oat, S7.00tl7.60; wheat, $M0Q
1.60.
Eastertide Wants Most Pleasingly Priced
Special
Sales
All This
Week
IKIAYOEN'
Satisfaction
and Savings
Certain
Ii Hit tt DODGE DOUOLAS STREETS Here
You'll Want to Join the Easter
DRESS PARADE
We 're Splendidly Ready to Supply Your Every Spring
Apparel Wish Most Sa'.isfactorily and Economically
Remarkable Values in Spring Apparel
Offered Buyers Here in Easter Week Sales
One Hundred Beautiful Suits I One .Special Grouo of Suits
In Fine Silk Taffetas and
the Choicest Wool Materials
Nearly all Pattern Suits, sent by our New
York buyer specially for this Easter Sale.
All exclusive models and worth a great
deal more than sale price. Specially
priced for Wednesday, at
$39.50
In Wonderfully Varied Assortment
of tho Seaaon's Newest Style Ideas
Beautiful button and braid trimmed
styles, Semi-Tailleur and Sports models,
in Gaberdines, Wool Jerseys, Serges,
Novelties, etc., in Gold Chartreuse, Ap
ple Green, Sand, Biege, Blues and mix
tures. Special, at, choice
$25.00
Special Lot of Women's and Misses' Spring Coats
Offering, for selection a remarkable assortment of high-class Coats,- in models
suitable for all occasions, including the straight line, belted and fitted Coats; also
the popular French Coats, for motor and everyday wear, in belted styles, with
military lines. Materials are Bolivia Cloth, Wool Velours, (triQ (
Suedes, Gaberdines and Novelties. Unusual values at our Special tbXX-jl
Easter Sale Price, Wednesday.
Sprinf and Summer Styles in
Dress Skirts
Thousands of the classiest Skirts just received,
in wool materials and silks. Unusual values,
Wednesday. .$7.50. $10.00 and $15.00
Women's Spring and
Summer Dresses
Shown Wednesday in Georgettes, Taffetas,
Crepe Meteors and Novelties. Wonderful
variety of attractive values, at '
$25.00. $35.00 and $45.00
illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllllls
Best Quality Gloves
I for Easter I
S An immense new stock in all the s
most up-to-date styles, colorings
and stitchings. i,
Perrin'i French Kids, Bacmo Wash-
' able Kids, Kayser's Silk and
E Chamoisette Glove 1
Prices reasonable choicest qual- 2
E ities at each price. '
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j Display "Old Glory" j
s On Your Home or Place of Busines j
Big assortments here in all sizes; S
1 Fast Color Cloth Flags, mounted on
white sticks, gilt spears s
48-inch 505
36-inch ....39
5 24-inch ........... 19
' 18-inch' ....15
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Easter Lily Special Wednesday
Beautiful Blooming Easter Lilies, Wed- inl
neadav. buds or blooms, at. ......... . ia! sala
it mil ray iou to Lay m lour urocery
Supplies Now
Indications Are That Prices Will Still Advance
12 lbi. Best Par Can Granolited
Sugar v. $1-00
4 R-1 b. fiicks Best 1 ten -Grade Diamond
H Flour, nothing finer for bread, pies,
cakee, per lack.... $3.45
I lba. Best White or Yellow Corn
meal .....18c
lba. Choice Japan Rice j. .25c
Ibe. Beet Rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal X5c
Nebraska Maid Macaroni or Spaghetti,
pkr. 7Vtc
Gallon Cane Golden Pumpkin, at... 25c
Gallon Cane Tomatoes, at. 45c
Gallon Cant Grapes, at 5c
Gallon Cane Blackberries, at 65c
Gallon Cane Peacheii, at 45c
Maelaaren'e Peanut Butter, lb 15c
CLOSING OUT
16-oe. Cane Condensed Milk 11c
Assorted Sonpe. per can. ........ .10c
28-01. Jare Pure Fruit Preserves.., 25c
28-ob. Jars Pure Strained Honey... 30c.
Mew Comb Honey. rack..,......12Vtc
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 6Vc
Grape Nuts, pkr ..llc
Jello, for dessert, pkg ,..8V3e
The Best Tea Siftinji. lb 12V,c
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb.... 20c
Strictly Freeh Country EffS, dot. .32c
The Best Creamery Butter, bulk, lb. .42c
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter,
lb. sac
Fancy Dining Table Butter, lb. .34c-3c
Fancy FulKCreara New York White.
Wisconsin vreem, Youne America or i
Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb 30c
BALANCE OF SHRUBBERY WEDNESDAY BUY NOW
HIGHLAND NAVEL ORANGE SALE
WesU per sba Uc, 17V,c, 20c, 25c, 30c
THE VEGETABLE MARKET OF
OMAHA FOR THE PEOPLE
IB lba. Best No. 1 Cooking Potatoes
to the peek (get your weight) . . . .65c
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Shallots,
Parsley or Radishes, per bunch.,. 6c
Fresh Head Lettnce, per head.. TVicloc
Freah Hothouse Leaf Lettuce, head, 4c
Fresh Hothouse Cucumbers, each.
"Vic, 15c, 20c
Old Beet. Carrots or Rutabagas, per
lb ...5e
Fresh Rhubarb, lb , 7i.c
12'C
Fresh Cauliflower,
It
Faya
TRY HA YDEN'S FIRST ?.
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