THE BEE r OMAHA, MONDAY. APRIL 16. 1917.
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7ARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lands.
OR SALE In Freauo and King counties
San Joaquin Valley. California. Ideal land
for slfalfa. train and fruit (rowing, stock
and poultry raising. One-tenth down and
nin assy annual payment on balance at
8 pet. In good farm neighborhood, close
Jo market. Over 15, acres of eboice
land, at very reasonable prices, to select
from. To b sure you are getting what
you want, you may lease for one, two or
three years with option to purchase on
above terms. Write for details of this at
tract. method of buying on terms In
- acta of anyone. You could ask fa,r no
fairer deal. San Joaquin ValleV Is In the
heart of wlnterless California. 40 acres
enough and should pay for Itself In five
veara. You can start here with only
ii.OOO and make good. I will gladly
iilaca you In touch with those having the
lands for sale. This Is such an easy way
to get a California farm-that my advice
is to act quickly. C L. Seagraves. In
dustrial Commissioner, A. T. 8. F. By..
.'107 Ry. Exch Chicago.
it sale -improved fruit, dairy
nid stock (arras, 20, 40 or more acres. In
trinity of Fresno. San Joaquin "alley.
cart of wtnterless California, greatest
istn belt in world; now paying good
-oflts; houses, barns, fences, live stock
erythlng ready; crops In rosny Instances
ivtng better than $100 an acre. S2.5M
Ml buy a $10,000 place, with long time
i balance. Your farm Income will take
re of future payments. Only limited
imher of farms can be had on these
rms, so wr:te today. I will gladly put
u iu touch with those having farms for
tte. C L. SEAGRAVES. Industrial
ommlssioner, A. T. Jk & By.. 2007
'.y Kxch., Chicago.
Florida Lands.
lianas.
.ISB ALFALFA tp FLORIDA (Natal
ifavt this winter. First cutting 90 days
trio and ISO annually on4 $6,0 land. 626
Paxton Blk. Walnut 3667 (evenings)
Iowa Lands.
12 HAVE 60 acres of first-class improved
land In Central Iowa, near Cedar Rapid.
which we will sell right, or will trade
for a good Omaha rcsldenqe property.
BIG REALTY CO.,
101S-1S W. O. W. BIdg. T. 348(
Michigan Lands.
FOR SALE CLOVER-LAND FARMS.
Clrafna thrive. Drouth, hall unknown.
Root crops, dairying, grazing. Ideal. Fine
roads, market: 141 growing days, -aver-aae
kllllnr frosts October . Terms easy.
George R?welL Jr.. 22 Bacon Blk.. Mar
que tte, micb '
Missouri Lands.
SMALL. MO. Farm 1 10 cash and $5 month
ly; tra-Interest or taxts; highly produclive
land; alose to I big markets. Write for
nhotoeraohs and full Information. Munger,
A-llt N. Y. Like Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
FOR QUICK SALE i
Fine, well Improved quarter section;
near good town, Howell county, ho.
great ba-rgain. Price $6,000. Roy Bedell
Co.. Springfield, Mo.
IRE AT bargains, $5 down; $5 monthly, buys
40 acres good fruit and poultry land near
buys
town, southern Missouri. .trice oniy szuu.
Address Box 808, Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Minnesota Lands.
240 ACRES. 46 miles from Minneapolis, near
two good railroad towns; one-half under
cultivation, balance usea lor pasture ana
hav; can practically all be cultivated;
rood set buildings: this land will produce
SO bushels of corn per acre; country la
thickly settled: com Diet set of ma chin
erv: 27 head of stock, consisting of 11
cows, balance 1 and 2 year olds; 4 good
horses, aft nogs, cnicnens ana everyming
ou the farm goes at $86 per acre; one
half cash; immediate possession can bs
had. Schwab Bros., lozs nymoutn jtsiag.
"'"DTPOiie. Minn. .
Montana Lands.
MONTANA LANDS IN THE RICHEST
SECTIONS OF THE STATE. LIVE
AGENTS WANTED. LIBERAL COM
MISSIONS. ADDRESS MONTANA WEST
ERN CO., OAKESDALK, WASH.
Nebraska Lands.
140 ACRES of good, level land, near Colo
rado line; unimproved. In a country
where last year corn yielded from 40 to
70 bu, per acre, and mll grain in pro
nortion. This will ha nold at a bargain
if taken soon, or would consider a trade
on good Omaha property. This is your
opportunity to get a first-class farm for
a little money.
BIG 4 REALTY CO.,
lOli-16 W. O. W. Bids. , D. 3486,
CLEAN UPLAND SALE Lumber companyS
going out of business, 20,000 acres cut
over Northeastern Minnesota land. Al
colonization tract; rich soil; suitable for
l ruck, general and dairy farming and
grazing; close to railroad and auto roads.
yor quick sale goes at only U.60 per
acre, third cash, balance flve-rwr on or
'lefor mortagej per cent No traces con
stilerd. -but will subdivide In tracts of
;.. hc-s and up. J. B. Mat son, 724
Iii mn;ih Ufdi:.. Minneapolis, Mlna.
7'.' i. ,t i. .1' aloI ranch, 2 miles south-
.iiiiiiitwwn. Neb., Brown county,
' . - Tii.tl tmilUiitya, all fenced and crosa
r. l "1. 4')d acres tillable, balance good
aud liay land, 46 acres alfalfa, pcr
i ., ;tl running water. A-l 'stock proposl
i i : . iut too far away for me to-foo"t
itficr. Trice J20 per acre,.Owner E. B.
Smith. T 644 K St.. Fresno. Cal.
imAll Nebraska farms on easV payments
s acres up. We farm the farm we sell
you. The Hungerford Potato Growera" As
sociation, 15th and Howard Sts, Omaha.
Douglas 9171.
WET land made dry enough for crops or
no pay, Is our way of draining land. No
tract too large or too -wet. Guarantee
Drainage Co.; Oakland, Neb.
A8T central Neb., 8U acres, highly im
proved faun, close to town, snap, terms,
possession at once, a S- and R. B. Mont
gomery. Texas Lands.
FOR SALE 3,000 acres" good land; 800
r.Iear: 2,200 timber; 7 miles from Lufkin,
county seat .of Angelina Co., Texas; town
site and R. R. depot on property; cheap If
taken at once. A. Larson, 739 S. Broad-
' way, Los Angeles. Cal.
Wyoming Lands.
LRT us show you a ready-made farm In
Laramie valley, with full equipment H
' new buildings, fully paid water right; SO
acres alfalfa, SO plowed; close to station.
This will, make money from start; $75
per acre; ISO per acre down payment; no
Interest on balance for two years.
BIG 4 REALTY CO.,
10H-H W, Q. W. Bldg. P. 8484.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ANTED 4, S and S-room houses that can
ha sold for A40 cash, balanca Sit per
month; send complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
420 Pamam. Tel. Doug. 1064,
TING hotiaeg to rent or sell on small cash
omenta, have partiea waiting. Western
eat astate, .eis Karoacn pm. u. gtsof,
T your S and 6 -room houses with us.
E SELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY
:o.. Tyler 486.
FINANCIAL
s. 0 MTGE., bearing SH pet. snmi-annual,
it'ured by property valued at 812,200. Tal
n ure-Loomis Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
H. W. BINDER.
Money on hand for .nor t gage
iv Nat' I Bank Bldg.
loans.
al Estate, Loans and Mortgages.
UR CENT to ( per cent on beat class city
-sidencea 1A amounts 11,000 up; ahw
ritrni loans. Reasonable commission,
I'ETBRS TRUST CO.. 182S Faraam t.
'Nfcjy tp loa t on Improved farms and
anches. We also buy good farm mort
gage. Kioke inv. Co.. urn ana.
SHOPEN CO.. PRIVATE MONEY.
5i2 LOANS.
UARV1N BROS..
Cm. Nat Bk. BIU.
5
Miiimr HAnniHDN a udrthn.
O III Omaha Nat. Bank BlUr.
DMAilA IIOlEb. EAUT NKB. ' FARMS
o'KEBFB R. E. CO.. 101 Omaha Nat'L
"A HM and cttjr loans. 6. and ifper cent.
W. II. Thomaa, KecHne Bldg. DouiC. 148.
CITY and fRrtn Loans, luwcat rata.
E. U. LOUOEB, Inc.. H8 Kmllne Bld.
NO DELAT IN" CLOsYnO LOANS. '
W. T. (jraham. 604 Be. Bldir
1100 to 110,000 mad. promptly. vCb. Wcad,
Ivad Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Bta. '
LUW R AT KS. Ck a. CARLBEROTin BraiT
dela Theater Bld. V. S5. '
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
Represent prompt pny insurance com
names, 444 Brandcls -Bldg.. Omaha, Nleb,
FINANCIAL
Stocks and Bonds.
Abstracts of Title.
Kerr
Title. Uuj.rai.te aud Abstract Co.,
soa 8. 171 h St.. ground Boor.
fled by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of
fice m Nebraska, z" prn'm-. 2Jlirr
AUTOMOBILES
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
3209 Farnam St. Douglas 3310.
Chelrosr $630
Overland tonrl. 68"
Chevrolet &0
Steams-Knight, sacrifice.
W1LMO MANIFOLDS.
Burn gasoline, kerosene, distillate;
double power and mileage; cuts your
fuel cost half, money bark guarantee.
WJLMO PRODUCTS SERVICE STATION
210 S. 19th. D. 621.
(ROSSTOWN OARAGE
Douglas 4442. 316 S. 14th St.
H.-D. motorcycle, running order. 111.
Bulck 40 electric lights, perfect running
order, $175. '
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.
Used Car Dept.
2218-18 Farnara St Dougtaw S68.
Almost any -make at reasonable prices.
WE wit trade yov a new Ford for your
old one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAOH CO.,
20th and Harnty. Douglas 5261.
FOR sale, cheap for cash, late model five
passenger car. Will take Ford in part
payment. Call after 6 p. m. 1426 8.
Six -rth St.
TELL ft BINKLEY,
Auto repairing; eipert mechanics.
2318 1 la r n ey St. P. 15 40.
FORD tou7lng7 like new, trade for modern
lot or larger car. Colfax 419.1.
WANTED TO BUY A Ford for a truck.
Call Webster 7661 after t p. m.
BERTSCHT "Kan-Flx-It." Southeast cor
ner 20tb and Harney Sts. Douglas 1561.
FOR HAI,1C Small auto truck, in excel
lent condition: leaving city. Phone
Douglas 1200.
7n vrm TOUR USED CARS.
AUTO EXCHANGE, 2107 FARNAM. D. 6038.
Auto Livery and Garages.
EXPERT- auto repairing, "service car al
ways ready." Omaha Garage, 2010 Bar
ney St. Tyler 6&b,
Auto Repairing and Painting.
1100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Baysdorfer. 210 N. lath.
Tires and Supplies,
NEBRASKA Auto Repair Works. Services
and prices right. 218 S 19tb St. D. 7390.
Motorcycles and Bicycle
ttidt .it v.n A VTTifiON MOTORCYCLES. Bar-
ai,im in used machines. Viator H. Roos. "The
Motorcycle Mao," S7tb and Leavenworth.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
YOUR HATCHINGS will turn out O. K. if
you use our thoroughbred Buff Orpington
hatching eggs. Colfax 1038.
GET the best single combs Reds and Bfcff
Leghorn egge; good hatch guaranteed.
Carson, 340 California.
EIQHT White Crested Black Polish and
one Brahma rooster for sale at 1915 N.
27th St. Prize winning stock.
WHIT 13 Mammoth Pekin duck eggs. Mrs.
Moeller, 1804 Van Camp 'Ave. Tyler 2307.
FOR SAX.EJA PhSlo system chicken house,
6. Walnut 2460.
Horses Live StockVehicles
For Sale.
2 THOROUGHBRED riding horses. 6 an 6
years old. respectively. 1817 Wirt. Tel.
Web. 9713.
fcOR SALE One good team of mules; also
one farm lighting plant. Florence 36.
MEDICAL.
DR. E. R. TARRY,
1'ILISS, FISTULA
r. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and
other rectal diseases without ausgical op
erailnn. Cure guaranteed and no money
p::id .untif cured. Write for book on rec
i..! 'Meases with testimonials.
DR. E. R. TARRY.
240 B:e VBldg.
Omaha, N,eb.
WHY SUFFER? Latest snd Most Scientific
Treatment for All Diseases. Dr. Charles
Barnes, &13-G20 Rose Bldg. Examination
and Consultation free. He is curing thou
sands. WHY NOT YOU? Delays are dan
gerous. If you can't all. write. Hours
a. m, to 6 p. wa, 7:3D to 8:30 eyenlngs
Sunday iby appointment.
, RADIUM water baths and Hot Springs mer
cury treatment for rheumatism. Dr. M.
Pyor, 14 Patterson Blk. D. 5824.
RUPTURE Successfully treated without a
surgical operation. Call or- write Dr.
Frank H. Wray, SOS Bee Bldg.
Dentists.
DFTBradbury. No Pain. 912 W. O. W. Bldg
Taft's Dent. Rms.. 808 Rose Bldg. P. 2186.
Chiropractors.
DR. KNOLLENBBRG, SANITARIUM.
Lady attendant, 24th and Farnam. -P. 7296.
Dr. C. J. Lawrence. Baird Bldg. D. 8481.
Dr. Frances) Dawson. B02-S Rose Bldg. T, (6,
Drs. Johnston, 1326 W. O. W. Bfdg. D. 66211.
PERSONAL
THE Salvation Army Industrial Horns so
licits youc old clothing-, furniture maga
Ktnea. Weollact Wa distribute. Phone
Dous-. 412t and our wagon will call. Cal)
and Inspect our new home, 1110-1111 1114
B8T RESULTS A FAIR RATE.
The reasons for the growing popularity
are Best Results and a Rata of lo per
word.
When yon want both of the above
CALL TYLER 1000.
MECHANO THE RAPT treatment!.
Halloran, S22-I Neville Block.
Miss
LUBLLA Wj&BSTER, massage and manl
curing. 618 Paxton Blk. Red 8400.
BATHS AND MASSAGES Central Bath In
stitute, 1600 Harney. D. 7087; open even'g.
UAH BRUGMAN, scientific masseuse and
baths. 203 Kajrbach Blk. Red 3727.
ALL Right Private Maternity Horns, SOU
Miami tit. Webster 2008.
SCIKNT1F1C massags. 620 Bes Bldg. Phone
Douglas 6372.
M1S3 KDNA, Massage. R. 22S, Neville Blk.
Anna Fisher, sulphur baths, mass. D. 166.
M 1KB LILLT. bath, massage. 1822 Farnam.
Manicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam. R. II.
EUUA BROTT massaging. 2120 Harney. ,
MONEY iO LOAN
LOOK I LEGAL RATE ?X)AN8I LOOK!
S 10.00 costs yon S "5.26 for six months.
102.00 costs you 20,27 for one year.
. 1.00 costs you 11. SO for one. year.
1:04.00 coats you 40. R0 for one year.
300.00 coats you 80. 00 for one year, '
Other amounts In proportion.
EASY PAYMENTS, UTMOST PRIVACT.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY,
S 4 0 Paxton Blk. Tel. Doug. 22 9 1, ,
FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security!
S40, S mo., H. goods, total coat, S3. 60.
140, S mo.. Indorsed notes, total coat, S2-B0,
Smaller, larger amis, proportionate rat
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY;
Organized by Omaha Business Men.
432 Ros Bldg.. iBth and Farnam. Ty. MS
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
ALLEN St BAltRWTT vuu rent your houses.
613 Bee Bldg. Phone 1768.
Furnished Apartments and Houses.
WANTED Furnished apartnWM, 4 rooms
and bath; near -ar lino; state full par
tlcalars. Box 2911, Bee,
WANTED TO RENT
Miscellaneous.
LANDLORDS. ATTENTION!
We will secure a desirable tenant for
your vacant store, house or fist within 30
ohs If ou the Souih Side and In a tenable
condition, os pay you a month's ren
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO
INCORPORATED. CAPITAL 126,00.
49.! So.jMth St. f Phone So;th1247
MOVING AND STORAGE
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Packing, storage and mov
lug. 2it N. 11th St. Phone
Douglas 394.
FIDELITY
FREE
Phone Douglas S3 for complete
list of vacant houses and apart- ,
ments. Also for storage, moving.
6th and Jackson Bta.
GlobeTVan and Storage Co.
For real service In moving, packing and
storing, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4131.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.,
Expert service; prompt attention. Your
moving, your 'packing, your storage.
Malt) Office, Central Furniture Store.
17th and Howard. Tel. D. 7786.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSB.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianoa: moving; packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
ft OI Hj, 16th Jfit. Douglas 4141. -
MaggaFd JS, ".?
Van and Storage Co., Mori g. Packing, (
Storage and Shipping. Phone Doug. 1414.
fi TyptrTT Express Co. Moving.
. Kj, IXEjEjU packing and storage
U7 Farnnm St. Web. 2748. Doug. 6140.
TWIN CITY KX PRESS CO., 1M2 Case St.
Dnuslas 1717. Trunk atored a specialty
EDUCATIONAL
VAN SANT SCHOOL. OF BUSINESS,
DAY AND KVUN1NO SCHOOLS.
SeciJ Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Entrance 220. Douglas (BIO.
Y. M. C. A. Day and Night School.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Trading Centers Around the
' Semi-War Specialties.
SUGAR SHARES ARE STRONG
New York. April 14. Covering of short
contracts by professionals and the activi
ties of pools were the sustaining features
of today's brief session, public Interest be
ing almost wholly lacking. Trading cen
tered around those specialties comprising
the various seral-wRr divisions, sugars, oils
and shippings variable and, In some in
stances, noteworthy gains.
Cuban-American sugar was foremost In
point of advance, gatning.il points at 2.01
on reports of an early "melon cutting."
othc-r sugars rose 1 to 2 points, with 1
to 24 points for prominent petroleums and
shippings, and 1 to 1 4 for equipments.
United Wat os Steel held its usual place
as the most active stock at a gross gain of
IVi points, with 1 to 2 points for Lacka
wanna, Crucible and Gulf States Sts el and
one each Tor Republic and Vlrigfnta Irons.
Motors were inclined to ease, but acces
sories of that group, especially United States
Rubber and Goodrich Were better by a point
or more. 'Wilson Packing left Its especial
rtass at an advance of 3 nointl with 1 to
almost 2 points fy General Electric, Ameri
can Woolen, Industrial Alcohol, Sears -Roebuck,
International Paper and Continental
Can. "
Pronounced weakness was shown by Peo
ple's Gas of Chicago, which made a sheer
decline or 9Mi points to bi, toe reaucuon
in the dividend seeming to come as a sur
prise, although foreshadowed in the annual
report. Kindred utilities were anecieo.
Consolidated Gas losing 4 hi points and
Brooklyn Union Gas, li points; Ohio Gas
forfeited a 2-polnt advance of the first,
hour. v,
Dealings In rails snd metals were at a
minimum, some of the leading transporta
tion shares being only occasionally quoted.
Price changes in these Issues wars' Irregular
and twthfn fractional limits. Total sales,
290,000 shares.
Today's limited dealings in bonds were Ir
regular, foreign Issues, however, holding
strong. Total sale,- par value, $2,460,000.
United States bonds were from 14 , to a
point lower on call, during the week, the
coupon 4a losing 2 points on actual sales.
Number of sales and quotations on lead
ing stocks were; "
Sales. High. I,ow. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar... 3,200 5 94 th
American Caff .... 600 44 46 t
Am. Car & Found'y 600 tt 674 7
Amer, Locomotive
1,700 70 9 6
600 101 4 101 101 H
600 n.is nn'i 1121
500 1231, 123 123.
Am. Smelt. & Rfng
Amer. Sugar Rfng.
Am. Tel. & Tel
Am. z . i. &, s..
34
Anaconda Copper.
4.700 80 '4 S0H SOU
2,400 102; 102 102H
1,500 109 107 108
1,100 76 74 74
200 44 ' 44 44
300 22 21 21
700 182 S1 141
9,900 87 80 80
400 66 60 60
80
Atchison
A. G. & W. I. 8. S.
Baltl. & Ohio
B. & S. Copper. . fc.
"aj. Petroleum . . .
Canadian Pacific, .
Central Leather . .
Chesa. ft Ohio, . . .
C, M, & St. P....
c. & w. w
114' 114
C, R, I. P. cl fs 48
Chlno Copper 600 16 64 64
Colo. Fuel Iroir 200 48 48 48
Corn Prod. Refng. 4.300 24 24 24
Crucible Sleei 1,800 44 43 6.1
Cuba Cane Sugrfr 7,00 47 44 47
Dist. Securities 3 6
Krle 1,700 ,28 28 28
Genera! Electric.. 400 166 186 166
General Motors... I.UOU 111 1U 111
Gt. Northern pfd. 1,000 111 110 111
Gt. N. Ore Ctfs. . . i00 32 11 31
Illinois Central 103
Inspiration Copper i.oflft 67 67 67
I. M. M. pfd 6,400 87 86 4 67
Inter. Nickel .... 300 42 41 41
Inter. Paper ...... 1,300 38 36 17
K. -C. Southern 22
Kennecott Copper. 1.900 44 44 44
Louia. A Nash.... 126 x
Maxwell Motors .. 600 62' 61 62
Mex. Petroleum.'. . 8,90,0 91 89 90
Miami Copper .... 700 42 41 42
Mo. Pao. (new)...v 2,360 80 29 2t
Montana Power 100
Nevada Copper... 2,100 22 22 22
N. Y. Central 700 9& , 96 96
N. T , N. H, ft H y 46
Norfolk ft Western 200 131 111 U0
Northern Pacific. 700 103 103 103
Pacific Mall 22
Pacific Tel. ft Tel i SO
Pennsylvania 1,100 IS BS 68
Pittsburgh Coal... 600 48 4 4
Ray Con. copper.. J, sow an
Reading B.900 97 96 -96
Ren. Iron ft Btesl 1.809 HO 78 M, so
Shattnck Ariz. Cop. 200 26 26 26
Southern Pacific . . 1,500 lb 14 vi
Southern Railway. S.000 28 28 8
Htudebaker Corp.. 7,800 93 91 93
Texas Co 1.700 216 "216 216
TTnloti Pacific 2.200 138U 137 137
8. Ind. Alcohol 4.1A0 116 JIMj
U. S. Steel 71,600 118 112 113
U. . Stsel pfd 400 lit 118 lint
Utah Copper 1,106 111 110 110
Woholh Pfd "H" JO
Western Union ... 300 99 97 97
Westlngh. Electric 1,900 60 4B s
Total sales for the day, 290,000 shares. ,
Sioux City Lire Stock Market.
Sioux City, la., April 14. Cattle Re
ceipts, 600 head; market steady; beef steers,
$11.00012.76; butchers, 89.60911. 0: fat
cows and heifers, St,60$10.(0; cannara, $6.60
0 7.60; a lockers and feeders, S7.S0 1 0. 2 6;
tialves, $7. S0O9.75; bulls, slags, etc., $7,009
10.00; feeding cows and heifers, $7.0099.26.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 bead ; market
steady, 6c lower; lights, S16.S0916.66;
mixed, $16.70916.86; heavy, $16.66916.96;
pigs. $18. 0091S.60; bulk of sales. $16,609
16.85.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 100 head;
market steady; yearlings, S12.00 9 13.66;
wethers, $11.60912.60; ewes, -4)10, 25911.76;
lambs, S13.E0916.00.
Har Market.
New York, April 14. Sugar The market
for futures was firm. Influenced by tho
strength of the spot market, with closing
prices 3 lo 7 point net higher on covering
and scattered buying for trade account.
Sales, 16,700 tons. May, 6.16c; July,. 6.69c;
September, 6.77c; December, S.30e.' Raw,
Arm; sales, 10,000 bags, May. shipment:
rmolaflses, 6.68c; centrifugal, 6.48c. Refined,
firm; fine- granlated. 7.60c98.S6c.
Klgia Butter Market.
Blgln, III., April 1 4.--Butter Rfpm, 2S
tutst 46c. This Is a record price lor April.
Educational Notes
Hasllnga College.
President Crone was i-alled out of (own
to attend the funeral of hla brother-in-law
at Lisbon, !. one day last week.
Dr. Farmer and President Crone have
been standing Pn-nhylerieR the paal week
at Falrbury, Kearney and Campbell.
The Glee club will give lie home concert
at the Kerr opera house, on Tuesday eve
ning and will undoubtedly be greeted with
a full house.
Professor Kent, who spent the vacation In
Mexico, returned for (he opening of college
with a Rice collection of skulls and reiki
for the college flfunum.
Professor Reck reports that the replies
already received Indicate that more than
150 men will be here in the lnvttatlon track
meet on Hanson field. May 11.
Miss Mary Sims led the Young Women s
Christian association this week and Mr.
Nsvin Bitner ths Young Men's Christian as
sociation. Both held good meetings.
Soma requeets have already been made
for military drill at the college and It is
a I tog t her possible thst a company will be
forced for drill within the next few weeks.!.
College opened again list Tuesday with a
full attendance, except those who are on
the Glee club trip. They will return al the
close of the week after a very 'successful
tour.
The German play which has been s year
ly affair will not be given this year on account-
of the numar. -a other thlnga that
are taking place. Including the Junior play,
which Is new.
Dr. Sltlaer. professor of blbttcsl litera
ture, Grlnnell college a steerxga pasaengcr
to America, an authority on Russia and ths
Slavic European situation, and an author
of many books, has been engaged for com
mencement speaker, June 13.
The new Ladle' Literary society, railed
Alpha Phi Sigma, elected their permanent
officers fob the coming year. Misa Mabel
Clark waaf chosen president; Mias Ruth
8 tine, viae president; Miss Fay Ambrose,
secretary; Miss Mabel Moore, reporter.
Mat a Decker, class 'IS, has recently been
elected for a position in ths Tekamah
schools. Miss Minnls Duteher, plana '17,
has been elected principal of (he Hlah
school of Hickman, and Misa Jnnea, chin
'17, has been elected teacher of tho HUMi
school at Beaver C toning.
The A ate prohibition contest la to he held
at Hstings an April 20 and 21. It opena
with an address by Warden J. K. Codding
of the Kansas State penitentiary. Part of
the time of this convention will be taken
up with reports of ths work and the sec
ond evening will be given over to ths state
prohibition declamatory contest in which
Hastings college has a representative In the
person of Miss Delta Bowen. Miss Bowen
won three firsts out of four decisions In the
state oratorical j contest at Cottner univer
sity a month ago. Earl Berge of Haatlngs
is the secretary of the state aasoelation.
Chadron Nomal.
Dr. McDowell has agreed to start a class
In Red Cross work.
The tople of the week In Mrs. Rusltn's
hyglens class was "Preventable diseases."
The fly as a means of spreading disease
was thoroughly studied by the aid of the
mlcroscqge. The mosquito as a disease car
rier was also studied. ,
The sophomore girls had charge of the
Toung Women's Christian association meeting-.
The room was decorated with flowers
snd plants. The girls handed out gold
and white crosses -.as souvenir! of the oc
casion, The program was musical.
The A. fp. society at Us regular meeting
enjoyed a program based upon ths Wag
neYian opera, "Lohengrin," This conslateil
of an account of the composer by Miss
Gladys Cross, the story of the opera by
Miss Helen Bllsh and selections from ths
opera. 1
Miss Delzell gave a paper at the mothers
department of the Woman's club, at the
home of Mr. Deemsr, an ths subject of
balanced meals, giving various reasons why
the planning of well balanced meals Is im
portant, from the standpoint of variety of
diet, eost and the function of food la the
body.
Work la completed on the four new ten
nis courts, and they are now ready for use.
A committee has been appointed and asched
ule will be made so that players will have
their appointed times 10 play. A great
deal of interest Is manifested in this sport,
and undoubtedly a tennis club will e
formed In te near future.
There Is a new bronxe statute la the
primary room that Is a delight to all little
cntmren tnere. it represents Homes pip
ture of "Can't You Talk?" and was first
shown to the class at the completion of ft
study of the three choice pictures. "Which
Do xou Like," ' Klsa ue" and "can't You
Talk," all by the same artist. Other ar
tists anil their pictures studied wers Rey
nolds and Mlllett. Special stress was placed
upon pictures having an interesting story
back of them.
' Coiner University.
Cecil Staple has succeeded Jos Moss ss
secretary at the dorimtory.
Mrs. Brrett Wilklnsoa received, word
Thursday morning of ths death of her
father, Mr. Scott of Jennings, Kan.
Mrs; A. D. Harmon spoke To the univers
ity girls st their Young Women's Christian
association meeting. Her talk was pn "What
we Can Do For uur Country." ,
Under the auspices or ths Christian En
deavor, the last number of the Cotner Ly
ceum course, was given at the University
church by the Cotner male, quartet, as
sisted by Prof. Roy Hardin, reader.
Ths State Ministerial Institute was In
session at ths college chapel last week.
Prof. Alva W. Taylor of Missouri stats uni
versity, wss the special lecturer, speaking at
very afternoon and evening meeting.
"f.W YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day oa Various Leading
- CommdiMe).
New York, April 14. Flour Strong.
Wheat Spot, strong; No, 2 hard, $2.66,
f. o. b. New York; No.' 1 northern, Duluth,
$2.44; Xo. 1 northern, Manitoba, $2.39, f.o.b.
New York, Opening navigation.
Corn Spot, strong; No, 2 yellow, $1,64,
c. I. f. New York.
OatsSpot, firm. '
Leather- Central, firm; hemlock ftrsla,
57c; - seconds, 65c,
Provisions Pork, strong; mess, $40.00;
family, I41.0094J.O; short clear, $40,009
42.00. Beef, strong; mess, $44.00927.00;
family, $9. 00931.00, Lard, easy; middle
west, $21.25921.36.
ButterUnsettled; receipts, 6,676 tubs;
creamery, higher than extras, 46947c;
creamery extras CI score), 46 Q 44 c ;
firsts, 44 946e; seconds, 429 44c.
Eggs Strong; receipts, v 20,086 esses;
fresh gathered extras, 36c; fresh gathered
storage packed firsts, 35935c; frssh gath
ered firsts, S3934c
Cheese Steady;, receipts. 9,139 vexes;
state fresh specials, S6926c; stats, aver
age run, 24 926c.
Poultry Alive, weak; fowls, 24935c; no
turkeys or live chickens quoted. Pressed,
quiet; chickens. 20930c; fowls, 21927c;
turkeys, IS&Mc.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Live Poultry Broilers, 1 to S lbs,, 3Ec;
2 to, 2 lbs., 26c; hens, under 4 lbs., 2lc;
over 4 lbs.. 20c; springs, 22c; old roosters
and stags, 14c; atagp, under 4 lbs, 16c; geese,
14c; ducks, 16c; turkeys, any slse, over
X lbs., 20c: less than S lbs., hslf price;
CRpons, over 7 lbs., 24c; 7 lbs., and under,
20c; guineas, each, any size. 26c; squabs,
Homers, 14 or, each, per dozen, $4,00; IS
oz.. each, per dozsn, $3,00; pigeons, per
do :-!,., $1,
Wholesale Prices on Oleomargarine Nst
urat color: Premium, 25c; Challenge, 24c,
Kersey, 22c; Lily, 19c; Lincoln. 18c.
White: Snnwflake. 24c.
Eggs Fresh, No. 1, ease. $7.10; No,-,
fresh, $7.20; era, esse, $6.(0,
Cheese onolaMnn m Uhmu a Co.;
Cheese Prices Fancy domestic Swiss,
4?; block Swiss, 32c; twins, 26c; daisies,
Z6c; triplet, 2lc; Young America,
Blue Label brick, 24 c; llmberger. 30c;
Herkimer, New York white, 28c; French
itoquniori, esc.
Wholesale Prices of Beef Ribs, No. 1,
24c; No. 2,, S3c; No. 8, 17c. Loins, No. 1.
28o; No. 3, 26c; No. 3,20c. Chucks. No. 1,
17c; No. 2. 17c; No. S. llc. Rounds,
No, 1, II.-; No. 2, IS lie; No. 3, 17c. Plates.
No. 1, 14c; NO. t. 14 '-c: No. S. 14c.
Onioo Seta Ye How, bu., $4.90. red. 84.11:
Wmt, 14.60.
Mammoth eatery, per doaen. Ska.
, Frozen If Is h - Salmon Fa I la !.- Ha 1 mn
Silver, ISc; trout. 17cl catfish. 16o: Alaska
HDiviian, jii a ma 1 is, hkj; wnning, ISO;
crapplea, flc; pike, yellow, dressed. 17c:
round. 14c; pickerel, dressed, 12o: round.
'4c: nernna;. rouna. (o; nsrrtng, e
whllefish. dressed, medium. 16a: larva, llto
jimbo. 34c; round, small, lie; tils fish for
SI"SKS, I SC. .
Fiah Halibut, froaeu, ISc lb. UaTTbut,
strictly fresh, 20o b. Salmon, Falls frozen,
14c lb. tiaimon, aiders' frosen, 170 lb,
Rlark Cod. 11 'Ac lb. Ha hi Fish. 11 lie th.
Catfish. Iar4 end O. S 20e lb. Catfish, 19c
lb, jiacK was, v. 9., nc ii.; smsn, mea
turn, 20c lb. BuffnK J1 lb. Pickerel,
round, frosen, 6 c lb. pickerel, dressed,
Jlombern of (he Inmitutr save a itl
program al hspol Vtlnrsday and Thurs
day. MlnlMtera from other collEs than
Cot iter, a dialed bylhf Coiner Glrla' Gli
chili, gave an Interesting prosram WeilmV
day morning. The (oUowinx collegra and
untversittes were rupreaentcd: Eureka.
Hiram. Trana) Ivsnla, Uarvanl. Kimberlln
Heights, Bible college, Drake and Missouri
universities. The progrnm was )n charjjt of
t. R. Nell, pastor of ths University church.
Thursday mor'ilug the program was nmler
the direction of Charles Cobbey, pastor
of the First ChrlstUn church in Omaha.
Ths menagerie lda wsa used in a very
unique snd most lutcresltng manner. Ir.
Cobbey was ringmaster and the various
gradual pi of Cotnsr were (ha performers,
ami they all proved to bt firat-c)as enter
talnei'S. Vremnnt College Notes,
"Kditmnd Hurke'' was the NUbjfct of
I rf. Sottley s Saturday meriting lllarary
Ucture. I
Mtxs Alice Florer f ihe tat department
made a business call at lbs folk a between
train.i Friday.
Frof. Swlhart movnl Into his n
resl-
rVnro at tho corner nf military
ul Platte
avenue last week.
Friday morning Prof. R. M M IMU gave
an histrut tlvo talk In wlitch h explained
the spots on the su.
The teachers class gave s pretty demon
nation tn chapel Monday morning. Walter
Hofelmau is president of the fleas.
A message from Mr. Cletnmone Tuesday
morning announced hta arrival at Los An
geles andlhat hs satoud ths trip nicely.
Prof. O. H. Baker of the shorthand de
partment has purchased the properly of his
mother, Mra. Elsie K. Baker, 726 Hast
Twelfth atreet, aud Is putting $1,800 into
Improvement! on the house.
Miss Dorothy Whelpley hsa been engaged
for work at the college during ths summer
session. She will give a course In folk games
srranged to meet the 4ieeds of the school
and pJay ground; also, technical exercises to
harmonize bodily powers and mental facul
ties. NMr. Swihart's Blair violin clas put on
a program for the Woman's club of (hat
rlsce Monday afternoon, April 9, and Mr.
Bwlhart read a pnper entltlrd "Democratls
htlon of Music." Aim Sara Sheffield of Fre
mont assisted wjth two readings and three
violin solos.
Peru Stat Normal School.
The Girls' (Ilea club Is scheduled to give
a concert at Brock on Saturday, April 21.
Dr. and Mrs. House snd HamtA and Verns
Chatelaine gave a sacred concert at Shenan
doah, la., Sunday, April 12.
Dr. House hftf accepted an Invitation from
the Omaha Peru cluh to apesk at an Infor
mal dinner on the evening of April 80,
Prof. Gregg delivered an Illustrated lec
ture on "Vitalised Hyglens Teaching" be
fore the Butler County Teachers' association
last Friday.
The list of, candidates for graduation now
numbers 184 and It is expected to be ma
terially enlarged! by those coming la for ths
eiftmmer school session.
The Interior, of the department of manual
training building was badly damaged Tues
day by fire which started in the dry kiln.
Temporary repairs have been mads.
The following debate schedule has been
arranged for this spring: Midland college at
Peru, April 23; Doane at Peru, April 39;
Greeley (Colo.) Normal school at Greeley
and also at Peru on Msy 11. The advis
ability of abandoning the Monroa doctrine
will be the subject for discussion at each
of these debates.
Nebraska Wesleyaa University. J
Bin gens Hasklns, '17, has accepted a fel
lowship in physics In the University of Kan
s... . j
Prof. Vennsr lectured In Lincoln Saturday
under the auspices of the Nebraska Art as- !
social Ion.
Prof. Ross, city engineer, 1s busy with the
T,ew paving north of Warren avenue, when
ho a not In the class room.
Chancellor Fu.lrr.er delivered the com
mencement address before ths Lincoln Sun
day school teachers' training school last
Tuesday evening.
Chancellor Fainter has accepted the offer
of ths board of trusteea at their March
meeting and will remain at Wesleyan for
another year as dean ot the university.
Th Everett boys spsnd ah Sour dslly
In drill and the Physics club will conduct
a round table on scientific problems con
nected with the war at their next meeting.
Th Weslsyan radio station, which for
rooro tbsn two years has been sending out
dally weather forecasts and a brief abstract
of current events, baa been dismantled
along with other amateur and speclii ata
tiens in compliance with orders from Ihe
federal authorities.
x Doana College Xotes.
Miss Louise Baratow. '14. 1 raUctri
principal of th Brock High school. -
O. 8. Brandt, 'IS, has accepted th prln
clpalshlp of the Osceola High school.
The sociology class wsnt to Lincoln Fri
day to lnapeot and study ths Insane asylum.
Miss Mary Blood good, '18, principal of
the Randolph High school, hss accepted the
princlpalshlp of the Crete High school.
Mrs. D. B. Perry and daughter, Helen.
'11, sent, according to eustom sines leaving
Crete, a magnificent cluster of red roses to
be used In the Congregational church on
Easter morning, and then to bs laid on ths
grave of tha late 1' resident perry.
On Saturday, April a", the first snnusl
Interscholastlc Invitation track and field
meet-will be held at ths Doaas college ath
letic grounds. Entry Invitations ae being
extended to jtfjout thirty high snools In
Saline, Fillmore, Clay Seward, Osge, Jafv
ferson, Thayer, Saunders and Dodge coun
ties. frosen, 104c lb. . Smoked Whiting, 14c lb.
Proaen Croppies, lo lb.; Catfish. Ho lh.;
Whltefish, medium. lSe lb. Hunflsh. an ik
Hoe Shad, each, OOo. Kippered Salmon, ISo
iy. uarucuua, jc id. isiacg Bass, small or
large, 16c lb. Blueflsb, Ho lb. Pike, 14c lb.
tfmoked, bait ana Spiced risn Hraoasd
White chubs, lac: k(unert,d uimnn ian. m
nan hsddie. 17c; codfish, 12c; Puritan cod,
1344.0; pollock. kHo: KKKK herring, 100,
bloaters, 60 to Ui, $1.76; 100 to box,
kippered cod, lo-ib. baskets, Hioi whltefish.
No. l, 40 lbs., 86.16; i ibs Il.io: bsrrlag
splcod. 40 lbs.. IJ.I6: 10 lbs.. SSo.
Oyaters "Klnr Cole," Isrge cans, stan
dards, 4Uc; selects, 46c; counts, 60o
Prices furnished by Olllosky Fruit
pany.
fr'nilts Orsnres. box: 260s, SS8s, S34s,
$3.26; 200s, 3 1 Us, $3.71; 100s to 171s, 34.00,
Lemons, box: Fancy SOOs, 3 60s, $6.00;
chotce SOOs, 360s, $4.60. Grapefruit, box:
36s, $4.00; 46s. $4.26. Apples, box: Jono-
mans. extra fancy, 61.Z6; fancy, $2.00; W,
w. Fesrmslnes. S2.26; fancy, $3.00; Ark
Diaoas, sz.ss; n Uavia, otcbsnl run, $1.40.
Bananas, to lb.
Vegetables Potatoes. Colorado. $1S6 bu.;
R. K. Ohios, $3.26 bu.; new No. 1, $4.60
hamper; sweet potatoes, $2.66 hamper; sssd
swest potatoes. 93.10 tb!.; celery. SI. 00 doa.
per crats, $4.60; turnips, carrots, parsnips,
rutabagoes, 4o lb.; cabbage, 10o lb,; lettuce.
.uw per craw;; per aos., 11.25. c oil-
flower, $3.60 per crate; per doi., $2.00;
cukos, $2.00 dos.; onions, red, ISo lb.; Span
ish. $3,60 per crate; larfe crates, $10.00
earn.
8 trawebrrles -Probable price, $S.7S,
Cttler Motts, $4.25 bbl.
Representative salewt
Representative sales:
Tea nuts No, 1 raw, Sc lb.; Jumbo, lOelb.
Housy 24, 3.26 per case.
Minneapolis Of la Market.
Minneapolis, - Minn., April 14. Flour
f ancy patents advanced 2nc, ' quoted
1,66; other grades
Barley $1,0741,37.
Rys $1.8301. s4.
Bran $38.60039.00.
Wheat Msy, 62.18 '4 l; July, S2 U'
cash: No. 1 hard, 6Z.30i!.43
No. 1 northern, S-.34 t 02.37H ; No. 2 north
em. II 2703.3-. No. 3 wheat. I'-M1,
.Corn No. S yellow, $1. 4001.41,
Osta No. S white, 67068c. .
Flax Seed $3.19 0 3.24.
' Kansas City General Market,
Kansas (ajy. April 14 Wheat No. 2
hard, $2.610. B0; No. 2 red, $2.66; Msy,
S2.38U; JSly, SI. 90.
Corn No. 2 mixed, M701.9'4: No. 2
wnnc, n.ti 11 w i.dw; .o, ye mow,
1.46; May, $141 ; July, $.340L34.
Oats No. S whlltr' 73073 o; No.
mixed, 71071c, , s
Butter dreamery, 4Sr; flrsU, 42c; sei
onIs, 40c; parking, ic.
Kggs Firsts, 34c,
Poultry Unchanged.
Cotton Market.
New York. April 14. Oottos futures
opened -steady; Hay. 20.42c; July, HO.OIr
October, 16.9or; Lecember, JS.90ct Jsytusry,
11,96c, . 0
Cotton futures closed steady; May, !0.4fc;
July, 20,07r; October, 9Kc; December,
1 s 9r January, lS.Ojc. Spot, quiet; mid-
The cotton market closed atefdy net uit
changed to 6 points hlghtr.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Some Cattle Steady and Some
Lower for the Week
Lambs Sharply Higher,
HOGS HIGHER FOR WEEK
uiusha. April 11. 1917.
Cattle. Hoxa. tttteep.
Receipts n-era;
miclal Monday.
Kflclal Tuesday ..
Offlrla! Wednesday
Official Thursd. ..
oftlola1 Friday
Kitlmate Saturday
Sit ti y a this week. .2M,2-'0
Fame duva last wt?fk. Oifi
Same day 3 w'ks go.:i2,4K7
r'umt) flos A w'ks aan.32,0:'t
000 3MP9
29,ft;i
57.401
U.oiH
60.7 f 6
40. SO
c It at
H 4 . 4 L' S
JIMttS
Same ris 4 w'ks ago. 37,794 7:'.:iTi
fame days last year. . ,2-,4s4 6S,VuO
Receipts and disposition of. Ilvf t
th I'nlon Stock Yards, (imnhi), rr t
(our ' ours ending yesterday:
RECEIPTS CAM LOA US.
'Cattle.. Hogs Mhflep. lIVi
1 vi a ui i 1
, l.oil ,... t.4:;c
, 8.641 9.0 9. 3:15
7.77 m.Tiiit 7,:s
. 3.9;x fl.T.'iH D.TXI
. t.74.1 7. 770 6,100
100 T.'iUt) 200
B2,
Missouri Pacific 2 3
Cnion Pacific . 21
C. A N. W., eat l
C. A N. W.. weat 17
C 8. P., M. O il
i U. 4., east 1 t
C, B A Q.. west "1:
C, R. I. A P.. east k
('., R. 1. A P., wal 4
Illinois Central I
Chicago ilreat Western 2 Z
Tot, 1 receipts... 6 - 110
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle.
Morris A Co I,,
Swift and Company
Cudah,' Parking Co
Amour A Co...,....(. ..
Schwarti A Co ,
.1. W. Murphy
Cudhy, Kanass City 17
Hogs.
l.fisfi
1.03
.'.Ml
319
1.600
Totals ,.. 47 7.444
Cattle Reretpls of tattle have been very
liberal' this week, the moat of thoee arriv
ing being beef steers, with a comparatively
light showing of butcher stock and a still
smaller showing of a lock era and feeders,
Ths market on beef steers was hlghtr at
Ihe beginning of the week. On Tuesday
rattle weighing right at 1,600 pounds sold
at 113.06. the highest price on record. Cat
tle belonging to thst class, namely choice
heavy beeves suitable for shipping trade,
havs shown little change since then. On the
other hand ths medium to commoner kinds
are 36040c lower and half fat yearlings
might in some rases show even mors de
cline that tha,t, but it will ba remembered
that they were bringing cruiy high prices'
a week ego.
Cho(g(s heavy oornfed cows and heifers have
held up very well, th market on the best
being strong, but pretty good kinds as well
as the medium kinds are ground 16 40c
kwer.
Blockers and feeders have been steady
from day to day and at ths close of the
week are selling In about ths same notches
as a week ago, ,
Quotations on rattls: Good to choice
beevesSli.SO&lS.OO; fair to good beeves,
Il0.76trll.90; common to fair beeves, $9.60
10.76; good to cholc heifers, S9.S0O10.86;
good ta choice cows. S8.76QilO.26. fair to
good cows, $6.00OK,76; common to fair cows.
S6.60O7.6Q; prims feeding steers, 69.600
10.il; good to choice feeders, S8.769t.60;
flr to good feeders, St.008.76; common to
fair foeders. S6.76GS.00 good , to choirs
Blockers, 9S.60910.00; atork heifers, S7.OO0
9.76: stock cows. Sti.OOffltJfi: atnrlr mIvm.
S8.00C10.SO; veal calves, 19.00018.60; beef
hulls, stags, ate., S8.3609.76; Bologna bulls.
Hogs Prions nstd for fha hullr nt tnlii
offerings had lost lust shout what wa
vm mkciuari ucma iiHQj io bo tower
than yesterday's average, or about steady
with the packer trad Thursday. Ship
psra took about th same share of the run
as on Friday. Th first hogs they bought
werouteady with yesterday's general mar
ket, Hit their later purchases war a nickel
lwr. v
After oomlnr- out with bid that wr
dim lower most ef the packers raised their
nancs a good deal and finally bought their
firs hogs steady to a shade lower. These
early hogs were selected pretty carefully
ana wers mainiy or tne neiier class of stuff.
One packer stayed out of the trade un.
til pretty well along In the day and th m-
suit wss that after the mors urgent orders
nsa oeen misa prices weakened, later busi
ness baing done at weak to mostly 6c lower
prices, witn a great many sales a flat 6c
lower. Light hogs, except the best, and
plain or highly mixed kinds were discrimi
nated sgalnst as usual and nutte a SDrln-
kltng wts left for. fahe finish. Packers were
bidding 10fvl6e lower on some of them and
o4hers were without even offers. Several
cars were still unsold up to a late hour.
Honts of the good hogs slso remained in
first hands op to a late hour and at one
time could be sold only a dime or more be
low yesterday, but they wers finally cleaned
W not over so lower.
(The general market was slendy to 6
lower, closing easy on all kinds, and es
pecially meap on light and highly mixed
iurr. ui a soia at sti.suni&.Bii and for
the fourth time In as many days the top
was S16.00. Part of a sharp advance
scored early In ths week was ont Wednes
day, bat prices srs still 16c higher than a
Week ego.
,'-Representative sales: r
N. Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v. Sh. Vr.
.Wr.. 164 ... $16 60 fifi.,204 400 $16 66
92. .187
lfl:t..14S
72. .316
S3. .216
39. .333
160
1ft 60
16 70
3 6.. 2(14
8I..2I0
67. .147
16 66
15 76
16 60
16 90
16 00
15 85
16 96
16 00
66..
MO
03.
40
fthan .U'nnlitit la mhi Wk va ton an ataailMv
advancing this week, ss high as $15.70, a
new record, having been paid. At ihe close
of th week the market is fully 60c higher
than a week ago, Shorn Ismbs have been
In very active demand and they are 60076c
higher for (he week, as high as $11!,. 6 blng
paid for the best. No spring lambs have
been -received during tne week.
Old sheep have been fully steady through
out th wk' snd In very t,r demand. Thi
oul let for feeding and shearing stork han
been rather quiet, while supplies nave been
light.
Quotations 00 sheep snd lambs: kamlia,
light snd handy, $U.&015.7O;1ambst heavy,
$14.76016.60; lambs, fresh shorn, $12,000
6; Ismbs, shnearing, 614. 00014.76; year-
lint's, good to choice. $13.00013.76; yearlings,
fair tn good, 81 2.00013.00; wethers, fair to
hole, 811. 60013.76; strsa, good to rftnice.
$11.40012.26; ewes, fair to good. $10.00,0
11.40; ewes, plain to Bulls, 7.OO09.O.
( I1K A(10 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle, Weak; Hogs, Steady ; ' Sheep,
Firs.. v v
Chicago, April 14. Cattlei-Rirelpts 500
head : market weak; native baef rattle,
$4,30013.25; -stock-rs and feedera, $7,300
10.00; cows and heifers, $6.76011.00; calves,
89.00018.36.
IToas Receipts, 7,000 heart; market
steady at yestsrdsy's svsrsgs to 6c higher
bulk of asles, 816.80011.26; light, SI&.4UV
16.16; raised, $16.160 16.86; heavy, Il5.t&fl
16. an; rough, $16.65016.80; pigs, 111.606
14.60.
1 Shsso snd Lamb Receipts, 2.600 head
market steady; wethers, $10.70013.10; ewes,
19.26012.40; lambs, 813.lb016.on.
H annas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas Cltv. Mo.. Aorll 14 Cattle Re
leipts, 400 head; market steady; prime fed
steers. $12.50013.00; dressed heef steers.
$10.00012. 33; western Hears, S.&ffl
cows. $6.60010.76' heifers, $9.00012.00
stock ars and feeders, $7.76011,00; bulls,
Hoxs ReoelDts. 1,000 head ; market
steady: bulk of sales, 915.60016,15: heavy.
$16.10010. 25; packers and butchers, Sl&.SOW
16.60; light. $16.26016.90; pigs, $12,000
14.76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. R00 head
markei steady: lambs, $12. Btifi 16.70; year
lings, $18.00014.35; Avethera, $12.00013,36
ewes, $11.00013.00.
St. Loali LIt Stock Market.
St. Louis, April 14. Cattle Receipts, 270
head ; market steady ; native bear steers,
$7.60012.60; yearling steers end heifers,
$3.60012.00; rows, $6.00011.00; Blockers
and feedera, $6.00010,16; prime Southern
beef steers. $6.00011.66; beef cowa and
heifers. $4.26 0 9.00 ; prim yearling steers
and heifers, $7.60 0 10.00; . native calves.
$7.60013.00.
Hobs Receipts, 2,600 head: marki
steady; lights, $16.76016.30; pigs, 9lfl50
14,60: mixed and Butchers, 416.75016.20
good heavy, no sales, $16.3601$. 60; bulk of
sales. 816.86014.30.
Sheep and, Lambs Receipts, none; mar
ket suady.
Statement ot Clearing House Banks,
New Yok, April 14. The ststeruent or
the aetuslcondltlnn of clearing house banks
and trust com pan tea for th week ahows
that they hold iiss.sit.ooo reserve m ex
reas of I gal requirements. This la a da
crease of $34,769,360.
GRAIN AH9 PRODUCE
V
Wheat fvnd Cord vSmaih ill
Records Excellent De
mand for All Grains.
SPRING WHEAT AT $2.50
Umttrm, April 14, HIT.
Hefipn fif all grains were fairly good,
today anil there was an sxi-ellcnt demand
lor everything on the list. y
The wheat market was quoted from 3c to
tic higluT and salts of this cureal - were .
mad t icoiil irlce. one car of No. 1
spring reaching the $2.60 mark, while sv- .
ttnil rum of html nhent sold around $2.46,
and a fctr of the better samples of No. J
hard br.iin.rrt tt48.
Tim ml I ting ilrinaml for wheat seemed
10 he very good todity and several cars of
mlM'il ami sprlne whtat were reported anid.
No, 'i tqirlnn wns quoted St $146, snd No.
3 mixed brought from $L'.4T to 12.46. .
The cnni market was Urat,' and while
core, which was especially In demand, ruled
about :ic av or yvtrday a market, the bet
ter gradrs of this variety bringing from
31.47 to $1.47i,i. The .demand for yellow
11 ml mixed corn was. however, per'y good,'
Mint the bulk of then samples sold from
Mtendy to tyv higher. The commercial
nrarics of yellow corn sold around $1.41 to
11.4'J1. while the an mo grades of ml fed
t orn brntuht from $1.41 to $1.43. although
tho bulk of the mixed sold a fraction under
the yellow.
The oats market waa steady snd there
was a sood Inquiry for this cereal at th
prevailing prlcea.
Rye waa strong s,t an advance of tc to Sc.
and barley sold at niuhanged prices. ,
Clearances were: Wheat and flour en,ual
10 .1;, 1,(100 bushels; corn, none; oats, 39,000
buxhels. ,
Prlmarv wheat receipts wers 767 00Q bu.
mid ahlpmeiMs of 610,000 hu., against re
ceipts f 951,000 Lu. and shipments of
f-n.QOO hu. (sat year. ?
Primary corn receipts wsr S01. 000 fid.
snd shipments of 463,000 bu. sgalnst re
lets ft 084.000 bu. aaa shipments ot
07.000 hu. last year. '
Primary oats receipts were S9t,ooo ou.
ud shipment of 1,110,000 bu.. against re-
Ipts of 844.000 bu, and shipments 01
665,008 bu, last year.
CARLOAD RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
66 10
Oa(s.
164
Minneapolis ..
.l?T
Omaha 39
67
54
49
IS
H
44
Kansas City 68
Lou 1 90
Winnipeg S7S
These sslea wers reported today:
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 1 oar (61U
Ibs.l, $3 444. No. 3 hard winter: 3-5 car.
$3.46. No, 3 hard winter; S cars. $3.46; 1
ars, 12.45. Mo. S spring: 3-6 car, .o. NO-
spring: 1 car, 62.46. No. I durum mixed;
1 ear, $3,26. No. 3 mixed durum; 1 cr,
SS.46. No. S mixed: 1 car, $3,43; 1 ear,
$3.41. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 2 43. : ,
Rye No. 31 I car, $1.S0
Barley No 4: 1 car. $1.30. Rejected: 1
car. $1.30,
Corn Ne. 1 whit: 1 ear. 11.47. no.
whits: 1S-S cars, $1.47. No. S white:
1 oar. si.47. No. 2 yellow: l ear. si.4itt:
S ears, $1.42. No. 3 yellow: 1 cir (ship
pars' wsights), $1.48; t can, $1.4!; ears,
$1,414: 1 car. S1.41U; 3-6 car, $1.41. No.
4 yellow: S cars, $140. Ne. S mixed: 1
car (shippers' weights), 11.43; 6 cars,
I1.41H; 2 cars (shippers weights), 31.41k;
ears. 61.41. No. s mixed; 1 car (near
whltt), $1.43; S cars, $1.41.
oats no. s white: is cars. 7oe: 1 ears.
44 He No. 4 white: I cars, $94.c; t Cars,
69c. Sample whits: 4 cars. 49c; 4 cars,
je. No. S mlxeV; 1 car, Slo. '
Omaha cash rrices wneat: no. 1 nartt.
$2.4608.44; No. 3 hard, f2.4403.46; No. 4
hard. $3.8802,43; No. 3 spring, $3.4602.60;
No. s spring, 12.4002,46. corn: no. 1
white, $1.4601.47: No. l white, 1.4H
1 47; No. 4 white. $1.4(01. 44H; No, S white,
SI.46H01.4S; No. S white, $1.4801.46;
No. S yellow, $1.4291.42; Ne. $ yellow.
$1.4001.43; No. 4 yellow. $1:19 1.48;
No. S yellow. $1.39 01.40; No. 6 yellow.
$1.3901.39: No, S mixed. $1.4101.43;
No. S mixed, $1,4901.41: No. 4 mixed,
$I.$t01.4O; No. 6 mixed, $1.8901.40:
4XO. S mixed, 91,3101.39. Oats: No. t
white, 7O07Cc; stand era. to0too; no.
3 whltOi 607Oc: No. 4 wnit4, e?js..
Barley: Malting. $1.3001.31; No. 1 fd,
31.1601 32. Rye: No. 3, $1.78 01. $1; No.
3. $1.7801.90. '
Loral range or options:
Art. Open, j H.h. Low. Close. Tss.
9 t
Msy I 40 I 40U ItSTa t 40 2S6
July 1 M6- 1 93 1 186 .1 l 168
Sept. 1 66 1 70 16S 1 49 163
Ccrn.
Msy t26--19 1 41 138 1 39 136
July 1 340;i6 1 36 114 1 81 U4
Sept. 1 28 1 30 13$ I 31 13$
Osls.
Msy 70 70 19 19 St
'.nny 43- 63 -2S 41 SI
Sept. 63 62 63 63 62
thlcaso closing prices, furnished Tho Be
by Logan 4b Bryan, stock and grain brok
ers. 315 South Sixteenth street, Omaha:
,TVrt. 'J Open. I High. lLow. Close. I tea.
-tvht. I
May 3 34 I 26,;32n S 36 Ul "
July 1 89 1 93 IMP 1 93 189
Hep. 1 70 1 73 lit 1 11 170
Corn.
Slay 1 37 1 39 137 1 28 ISO
July 133 1 36tit1 125133
Sep. 1 29 1 31 119 1 80 126
Outs. ,
May 1 6'i 6i l 66
Duly 64 fit 634 8 63
Sep. 67- 67 64 17 61
Prrk.
May 36 78 . 36 90 36 3S 3$ IS 36 26
July 3K 40 1 36 80 38 SS 36 50 3$ 36
Lsrrl,
May 20 76 2t 9T 20 SI 90 T7 20 SO
July 20 97 21 12 80 IT 31 06 21 02
Ribs, '
May 19 62 19 67 It 60 IS 7 19 61
July It 82 It tS it 77 It IS H SO
I'HK'At.O (.BAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Wheat and Corn Advance to New High
Records Early In Session.
Chicago, April 14. Abnormally active de
mand for flour did a good deal today to
make wheat prices soar to a new high point,
1,3644, May delivery. The market closed
strong at lc to 4c net advance, with May
at 13.24'4 to 13.26 and July at 11.91 to
41.92. Corn gained lc to le, ta e
tn lie In nrnvislona fh ant com varied
from 2c decline tom rise If 35c,
Reports ot rree buying on tne pan ot m- -Ing
Interests counted from the outset sa".
powerful fsctors on ths bull side of the
wheat market. It was explained that such,
purrhaaes were to provide for greatly en
larged flour business, but this information
served to increase anxiety among whsat
short a. ( Attempts to cover disclosed that the
market was vfttually bar of offerings,
Hapid lifting of bids ensued, but realising
sslea on th bulgs ted to only comparatively
moderate reactions In the May option. Eager
payment of big premiums for cash whsat
seemed to preclude any chance 'of liberal
deliveries on May contracts and tended to
keep the bears anxloua regarding nearby
settlements
Somewhat Improved crop advices from th
outhweat, especially Kansas, eased off July
nnd September wheat in the last half of th
session. The better field outlook wa
ascribed to rains, and there were prospecta
nt further moisture before Monday through
out the greater part of the winter wheat
tell. Week-end adjustment of tradet, how
ever, brought about fresh advance, a th
market same to a finish.
Corn, as well as wheat, reached a new
high level of prices. Strength of wheat was
the chief bullish Influence, but toward th -end
of the day appeared to be more or less
offset by preductions of an Increased move
ment soon from farms. Oats merely dupH-
cated the action of corn. Trade-waa of fair
proportions and was well divided.
Provisions rose with grain. Packers told
on the advance.
Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red. om- .
lnal; No. 3 red, S.Ot; Nos. 3 and 3 hard,
nominal. Corn: 'No. t, yelloW, $,1.4701.48;
No. 3 yellow, $1.16; 4 yellow, nominal.
Oats: No. 3 white. 69069ie: Standard,
70070'ic- Rye: No. 3, $1.85. Barley, SI. 16.
Timothy, $4.50. CloveK 312.00017.00. Pork.
$.16.0. Laidt $20,7100.82. HI be, 319 37 0
13.7T. ; .
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Savannah, Ga., April 1 4. Turpehtln
Nomina I, 4 J c ; sa lex, none ; receipts, 1 20
bbis.; shipments, I0 bnls.; stock, 9,421
bbls. . 1
Roain Finn; sales. 246 bbl. ; receipts. 463
bids.; shipments, 100 bbls.; stork, 96. 000
bbls. Quotationa: A. B. C, I). V, 84.400
6.46; P, $3.46; U. 11, $6.00; I. li.$O0d.S6:
K, $6,6:1; M. N. $6.75; W4I, $6.7606.30;
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