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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
Neyv Wand curb Marker,

he following quotations are furnished by
an & Bryan, members New York Stock
NANCE, S15 south Sixteenth street,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
Texasa.

STOP READ. THINK
600 acres. rich black hog wallow land;
~ miles west Of Houston, miles from
Missouri city, only t35 Beautiful farm
sos Rores miles Houston, thoroughly
drained. on Graded road. not an acre OF
poor land In II. 80. Large tracts for col
onization. l.. n. Bailey, col Binz Bldg
Houston. Texas
355 ACRES Brazos bottom; railroad sta
ton on land fB; terms. 600 acres fine black
prairie; depot three miles; t8 per acre;
terms. Address the owner. Or. 6. .. Pres
ton, Houston. Tex
SAN PATRICIo CO.
LOO acres near Odom... $50. 90
40 acres near odem. ....................t2A 0l
LOO acres near Tart. 4do.eJ
LOO acres near Taft. .S36.pd
J, u. COOK a CO,
Stnton, Texas
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to the American theater. II J. 7. Drew,
26O2 Writ St, will bring this ad to The
Bee within three days and identify himself
he will receive order for two seats to
the American theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Hesitating and at Times De-
pressed During Day,
MISSOURI PACIFIC IS WATCHED
REORGANIZATION of Board of Directors
Proceeds According 10 Program
oil Interests GET Commando
ing Position.

NEW YORK, March 21.-The stock mar
ket was hesitating and at times depressed
today. This condition was accentuated by
more active short selling on the part OF
Spectators. The recent advance was in
terrupted effectively, although losses were
small.
The reorganization Of the Missouri Pa
cific board OF directors proceeded accord
ing to program and went far beyond that
point inasmuch as the Rockefeller Kuhn
Loeb interests were given a commanding
position IN the directorate and executive
committee Of the road, and were also in
Wted by Mr.. Gould to positions of power
and influence in the Gould properties. This
indicates that such financing as may be
needed for purposes Of rehabilitation and
general Improvement will not be lacking.
Missouri Pacific became weak on an
nouncement Of the outcome Of today $
meeting and fell nearly 2 points to almost
point below yesterdays close.
Although so far as is known no final
plans have been made for the issuance
by the government Of the 8 per cent Pan
anna bonds. $4,000 OF these bonds, when
issued" sold on the curb today at 102,
which is a fraction above the ruling price
OF the outstanding government IS.
Railroad bonds were Irregular. Total
sales par value, 2, 366 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
stocks a a fOllnues
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
DISPOSITION.


CAITLE-There was a very far run Ut
cattle here today, ~ cars being reported
IN. Sun the total FOR the week fools up
only lO,SOO head, as against ESQ head for
the same days last week and l2,5JO head
Tor the same period year ago.
There seemed 10 be a fair demand for
good handy weight beef steers and buyers
went through the yards picking up punches
mere and there that just happened to suit
them at prices that were a little stronger
than yesterday. On the other hand heavy
cattle or cattle that did not happen 10 nnd
laNOr In buyers eyes were very slow and
no better than steady. The general mar
ket might best be described as steady TO
stronger in spots.
There is more life and activity to the
trade in cows and heifers than yesterday
and prices in consequence showed a little
strength, although the market could not
be quoted very much higher than yester-
day. The bulk OF the offerings changed
hands in very fair season OF the morning
Buyers were very anxious for good stock
cattie ana feeders, and It did not take
them very long to clean up everything OF
that description. The prices paid were
generally a little stronger than yesterday
and very satisfactory to the selling inter-
estS.
quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, $610q6.25; fair to good beef
steers $570Q6.1O; common TO fair beef
steers A75q5.10; good to choice cows and
helters' 4i.ivUO.OO; tar 10 good cows aud
and heifers, $SO0d4.3O; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $5.5QQ5sO; fair to good
slVckeIs am feeders, SO.OOtGD.5Oi common L.
fair stOckers and feeders, S4.2OGDO.OV; STOCK
heifers, $375G460; veal calves, A.00lg7. 90;
UuIis, stass, etc. t4.VOaE6.zs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
TAGS.



SHEEP-Aided by a very fair demand
from buyers Of shearinR sheep and lambs
sellers In the sheep barn were able to OBJ
tain slightly higher prices for the big bulk
OF offerings this morning. Fresh receipts
were limited, several doubles Of holdover
stutt swelling actual supplyto fully normal
proportions. This phase Of the trade had
no appreclRble influence On demand, how
ever as all OF the regular buyers were out
early bidding freely.
stronger trend to values in sheep was
rejected by sales OF ewes at and around
A16 Two or three punches sold at this
figure, but they were choice. Animals OF
tair to good quality went at $50. AS on
most days lately the percentage OF weth-
ers was decidedly small nothing being re-
eelyed IN straight strings with which to
make test Of the market Strictly prime
wethers would probably sell as high as
1000 eYarlngs weighing around 100 pounds
are bringing $500 and better, while some
thing on the handy weight order would
doubtless move within a S5.25d5. 50 range
Lambs sold AT levels only a little lower
than those at last weeks close. Shearing
stock landed at $500, indicating q S615 quo
tauon on choice fed westerns for killing
purposes. Toppy Mexicans met with
healthy inquiry around t6.25, this class OF
stock commanding small premiums over
western grades because Of its high dressing
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
Choloe lambs, s6.OOd625; fair TO good lambs,
So.lbq6OO; handy weight yearlings, $3.50
choice wethers, $4.75d5,OO; fair to good
wethers, A.S5q475; good to choice ewes,
@.pq4S5 fair to good ewes N.l594.tO
sheep, Culls to feeders 81 OOG14O0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

AND FEEDERS

AOGS-PrOmpt curtaiiment OF ChicaBo5
aog supply resulted in a run at that point
today that was only half as large as the
e,iinate sent out yesterday. Local receipts
were seasOnably moderate and other mar
N..s reported runs that were by 40 means
excessive General trade was naturally
higher bulk Of local sales showing a dime
advance.
An weights shared In the reaction, pack
ers buvfng over 80 per cent OF total receipts
Shipping and speculative inquiry Is stlll
very quiet. occasional orders from these
quarters indicating preference Tor bacon
animals Movement was reasonably active
from tie opening and clearance was early
and practically complete.
rough packing grades selling al the bottom
~ the list. Butcher offerings moved
around t645 and high price for choice lights
siso showed the average advance at S6.55.
QUALITY rather than weight Is becoming
a greater factor Ia determining prices, Of
course, but weight Is still the first condi-
ton 10 be consldered by buyers In making
various purchases.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
81. Mouir Genera Market.

ST. LOUIS, March A.--wHEAT-Futures
lower; No. red, 91G93isc; No. hard,
SSdS9c. 49,
cash, lower; No 2, 461sc; No. white
46047c.
cash. steady; No ?, 3lhc; No. white, 321Ac
FLoUR-MarlNet dull; red winter patents :,
81 3Od4S5; extra fancy and straight, $50
Si41O; hard winter clear $3.OOq3.40.
SEED-Timothy, S5.OOd9.50.
CORNhiIcAL-s2.3 3d.
BRAN-Market strOngi sacked east
track S1.O9.
HAY--Market quiet; timothy, $l2OOal75O;
prairie, $9O0dllO0
PROVlSIONS-POrk, higher; Jobbing,
Sl75O Lard, higher; prime steam, SS.6212
dS65 Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts. 91kc; clear ribs S1sc; short
clears, CSC. Bacon, unchanged; boxed eX-
ira short, 1O%c; clear ribs, 1OAci short
cleare, 1870.
springs, l5c; turkeys 1lal5ci ducks, 15c;
geese, Sc,
BUTTER-LOWer at 19926c.
TgGGg-fOWer at l4IhC
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
cnffee Mnrket.

NEW YORK March H.-COFFEB-Fu-
10 a decline of 2 points, I'm sympathy with
rather easier European cables. Trading
was very quiet and slight fluctuations oc-
CURED during the day a result OF small
orders i'm the absence of general business
The close was steady, net points lower
to 5 poins higher. Sales, $500 bags, March,
AnriI and MAY, 1O5Oc, June, lO.4IC; july,
10 90. August 1O3Sc; September lO2lc; DC
tober 10 OOc; November, 9.ylc; January and
Iehruary gSIc. Havre closed at a net de
cline of LmlAf Hamburg was IA hpfg
lower. Rio 25 reis higher, at l3zi5 santos
unchanged; As, 6$S00; IS, $3.50; BrazilaE
eIcbsni5e on London unchanged at IS l-l6d
Receipts al the two Brazilian ports, 800
haas against 2O,OOO bags last year
11i1diahy receipts, 100 bags. against 2,JOJ
bsps Iast wear New York warehouse de
iiVeries Yesterday, S,267 bags, against l., as
bags last year. Spot coffee dull; Rlo, NO
4 l29sc: santos, No. 4, l57sci Wilu uulli
CordoVa l2Ad15S4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

Artioles.l open.I Hlgh. Low. Close.I Yes'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for March 20 1911,
furnished by the Midland Guarantee snd
trust company, bonded aDsttac -' ,os Ei4
Farnam street. Telephone Douglas 2s5;
N - Nelson and vie TO George w.
aa Gn i.............'...,...........ts 5000
small, lots 40 and 49, block 8, Lake
view 800 INV
]. W. Longfellow ct al. to J. p.
Hymer, lot l. block 3, r. V. Smiths
addition .......,....,.,...s..s.st.' ....'.. SUI
same TO same, lot Z, Dement'S sub. loo
knud Christensen ct al. to Anna s.
Myers tytT ri Richards & Tilden ST. 100
mart lot .. block ., Mnlard Place.. $500
Charles M. Hustead to Dolly M.
addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
MARY G. Porter ct al to Ed Peterson,
lot ana west 1915 II. lot 8,
n E' Coulter to NJ. c. King, und 4
OF lots 10 and Ii, block 3, O'Neills
sun N Callahan ct al. to A, J.
Cooley, lot D, block f. La Veta
Ration Townsite Co. to August
Scherff. lots and s. block q,
RalstOn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
win of Graham Park ................... ...,..
n G. sadler and husband TO J. A.
Anderson, lots 8, A. 3, l6, IL and lS
block l5Z, Florence ..,...,..,,....,,... 600
NJ s. Wnkleman 10 s. e. Greenslate,
lots 10 and 20. block -. HalcyOn
Hans Hansen To sophie Christensen.
lots and 8. block Is, Credit Foncier 1000
c. S. Hartwick and wife TO J. h.
Bailey, lot IA windsor Place.',..., coo
Maria h. Bonners ct al 20 George
Barker, lot 2 In Carlberg Place. 2
~ r. a q. w Doane to Norris New
man. part lots and 4, block TO-
]. %, standish to H. S, Bryne. lot S,
block 80, Dundee ..........'..s-......
lot lot 81, block shuns Sd -. $3.50
lot lot 81, Gises addition :............,..,. 1850
! l.. W elsh ct al TO Mary Welsh,
lots "a and 10, block 8, baker Place. /
Harry Rothkop 20 J. W, Pease, part
lot A. block so, City ...,.............. /
/ Portsmouth Trust co. TO Emma
/ Kirschbraum, lot 10, Barkalow Place $50
y. p. Donegan ct al to Peter Lenhard
! ct AL lot 2, block l. Burr Place.. 1000
Peter Lenhard ct al 60 J, p.
/ Donegan, ten acres In section 6-l4-l3 5000
| south Omaha Land Co. TO Valentine
! Bednesch, lot ., block SS, south
olsna :,i, ~, y; Ia ,,,s gu
lots 2l9 and 20. KenwOod addition. 2AO
Gilmore Place co. TO }. l.. Lewis lot
3. block p Grant Place ..-............ 100
]. r. Davies et al. to M. Il. Davies,
I lots . s. 10 and part Of 81 block s.
| Shinns addition ..,...........l.........
c. b. Wyman ct al 20 s. d. Mercer
Co, part lot OF lot ?. Capitol addi-
III. A. Nost 90 John Broomfield lots
y. 5 and g. block 81 Patrick Place. ..... u 995
q. h. barr ct al. 10 H. y. Robinson
/ lots p 3 and 8. Darr Piace........... 3.60C
IA. h. Robinson 20 William n Fiji
lots 2. a. and s. Darr Place ......... 500
T. a. Bruner 10 ". w Watkins
lots l0i and l05 Fairfax addition.
A. " Pettis 10 Joseph Barta. sub lot
! s of tax lot no, section S-l4-la-.....-. 4 81
L. IA. larson 70 g ID. MciAughlin.
| lot "a, replat block s. Golfers place
Aug Wilke 10 j.. q, Lndeman. lot
10. Marion Place n i...........-........ 2Og
10 r. Gilmore 10 " n. Evans. lot
I %. sub Of out let a. block 8 Smith
/ field addition .......................... II
VIII OF Joshua kiale..s.....ss.ss....... .....
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

ST. LOUIS, March 2i.--CATTLE--ltC-
Ceipts, 5,lOO head, including no soutnernsi
market steady, NAIVE SnIpplng and eN-
port steers, sOOOuv.Io; dressed beer AMI
butchers steers, S0JVqO.JUi steers unuer
l,UUO pounds, S0.to0b.Go, stOckers and iced
ers, @4.OVaJ.i5 COWS ana helfets' A2JU
%; Gamers, $2S5dij.2J; buns, S5f5d o.5V,
caves, SO.OUu6.OO; lGXas and indian steers,
$4.OU165U; cows ana helfers, S5.0Ouo.UV.
HUGS-ItUcelpts, 1870 heaui market DC
higher; pigs ana lights, S5.UOUi,lO; packers,
9bt0ltOo5i putcners ana best heavy, S6.SJ
utlU.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roceipts, 4,9VO
head; market STEADY; native muttons, $50
900; lambs, 90. ivdtUOU; Culls ana BUCKS,
al.6OI3 %; suckers, A2.uUllS ".
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, March calculating of
May wheat started In earnest here today.
General selling Of that option by houses
desiring to purchase July narrowed the
spread to 1c. The lower cables and
promise Of rain made the market as
whole take the down grade.
The close was weak and showed a net
decline OF nc to 1a1hc. Latest figures
were unchanged to MN5Rc under last night
Tor corn, and were off hG}sc on oats. In
provisions the outcome was a rise of 5625c
compared with twenty-four hours before.
wheat SPECTATORS here gave Considera-
bic attention to the fact that total stock
on hand in Chicago, public and private,
had been reduced only 100000 bu. in the
last two months. At the beginning of the
year the trade expected the disappearance
OF nearly such an amount to be a weekly
ment on the part of owners came In dis
patches telling that buyers at Liverpool
ana other European centers had notice Of
heavy shipments due to arrive soon. Then,
too, Washington predicted rain for the
west
The close was at almost the bottom fig
ures reached, High and low points for
May were sic and 917bc, with last sales
ldlhc down at SOC even.
Good weather for the movement of corn
ranged between 48ssc and 49Ac, closing
easy, sc down at 4Sssd4S%c Cash grades
d4Sc.
Buying demand for oats was limited dur
ing the last part Of the session. May
varied from 30AM307bc to 31kc and closed
at SOhc, loss Of sc from the figures
day.
With hog receipts small, demand for
provisions became active and prices higher
The net gain was Csc for pork, TIC to 15q
lI19c for lard, and &c to 20G221hc for ribs.
Prices In Chicago. furnished by the Up
dixie Grain company. Telephone Douglas
A14. 1OS Brandeis building, Omaha;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Easy winter patents, SS.9OQ4.30
straights, tS6Oq4lO; spring stralgnts, AOO
@41O; spring patents, off zoe to $40 for
best hard.
RYE-No. e. a3c.
to choice mailing, 95cQ104ls
SEEDS-Flax, MOI southwestern, $2.521a
No. northwestern $264Ia Timothy seed
receipts, s45 bales; shipments, s45 bales;
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per Dbl, SH 20
d1775. Lard, per 100 lbs, S.S2h. Short
ribs, sides Qoose). Ss.5Od9 121za short clear
sides boxed, $9.121e99.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances of wheat and flour we're
equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1888 600 bu., compared with $4,000 bu. the
corresponding day year ago me Worla
decreased 100000 bu. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow Wheat IA cars; corn, 3l9
cars; oats, 10l cars; hogs, 700 head.
WHl1AT-No. red, 90hM9lci No. red,
s9a9Oc; No. hard .9O1td9l1zc; No. hard,
$4,000; No. / northern spring, 9ecq$l Vi
No, 2. northern spring, sScq$lOO; NO.
&c CoRN@No. 2 cash. 471sc; No. 3 cash. Az
@45c; No. 2 white A5fqS5Sc; no = White
- 6&Ts-NO. white, sl1EgslNc; No.
white. slhc; No white SOAc; standard
BujTTER-steady; creameries, ,1e925e;
diaries, 15q21c,
mark, cases included, 131zq14c; firsts, l5c;
prime firsts. 1515c.
POTATOES-Firm; choice to fancy 40
43c; fair to good, 3Sd4Oc.
POULTRY-Steady turkeys, dressed, 1sci
fowls. live, 131hc; springs. live 141Rc.
CHEESE Steady; daisies, l3hc; twins,
11lbG12c; young Americas, 13hqi395c' long
horns, 131kdl4c.
VEAIESteady; 50 to SOLD. WITS, sac; 80
10 S5-Ib. WITS, 7d9lac; So to 1O-lb WITS, 91Sq
lie.
Chicago Receipts-Wheat, IL cars, corn
53S cars; oats, MA cars Estimated Tomor-
row~Wheat, Il cars; corn, Sls cars; oats
1Ol cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

CLAN LlNB-
Ficturssque 81. LaWrenca Routa
weekly 6alings from
aoNThkAL 30 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW
= LONDON. HAFHE Franss
huTtniEnly from
PHILADELPHIA ana BOSTON ta GLASGOW
aBlandia tceaeff, shortest paa.aEs lov Tatsa
AR RaiNug AEenL o.
ALAN CO. General anaata
At laeEaaa hlFa. Ckioaaa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
Now York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 21.-MONEY-on
call, steady; 2hd2h per cent ruling rate,
2H per cent; closing bid, "a per cent; Of
fered at 2& per cent; time loans, dull but
slightly firmer; sixty days, 2&924 per
cent; ninety days, 2%Q3 per cent; six
months. 1854 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPHR-4G4lh
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady. with
actual bushes in bankers bills, ASnOq
4S425 for siNty-dsy bills and at NS63Q for
demand. Commercial bills, S4S3Ad4.&.
SILVER-Bar, b2Ssc; Mexican dollars, 45c.
BONDS-Government steady; railroad,
Irregular
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

KANSAS CITY, March 2.-CATrLE-
Receipts, $500 head, including 20 south
erns; market, steady To lUc lOweri dressed
beet anu export Steers, Sa.9tvlUJJ' Ialr ~
good, 9o.3jGI0.So western Steers, S4.'JgOVo,
stockers ana Feeders, Si.iJuUOJi soutnerh
Steers, S4I0Qtj.JJ; southern COWS, t3.ZJ4olJ,
natlVe cows, 90 100000, native heitels, 40
otOOO; bulls, S4.IO.pO.35; caves, AOOnLZJ.
HOGS-ntceIpts l2,UO0 heaui market lvS
higher; bulk sales, 9U.Ub1Oidi htaNS'
s6.uI Rus. 6I5R; packers and butchers, $J.VJY
90; nights, Sb.v0ub.i5.
SHEET AND LAMBS-ReceipLs, 6OJj
head; market, sttauy; lambs, N0.OOgb.@y,
warnings, S4.yOd5tO, weJhsrs, si.ZJ4J.2.y
ewes, S4.U04jUV; stockers anu feeders, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

PHILADELPHIA. March A--BUTTER-
Ouiet: extra western creamery, &c; extra
nearby prints, sc. ,-
EGGS--Weak &c lower feI'Atea - s.ille
marx. current receipts, free cases, lie az
marx. western firsts free cases sc az
mark; current receipts. Tree caseS' -" ~
CHEESE-Steady; New York full CRANE;
fancy. September, l$alS1Ec5 New iofH tu''
creams. fair to good, l24lzhc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22

OMAHA March a. 1911.
Temperatures have continued to rise IN
the central valleys and western portion
since the preceding report, and marked
increase Is shown in the upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys, and west TO the
mountains. An area OF low pressure has re-
placed the high over the central valleys,
and generally cloudy and unsettled weather
prevails west OF the Mississippi river to
the mountains. The colder weather, NOV
ing in over the extreme northwest. Is ac-
companied by an area OF high pressure that
will follow the low, now everything the
valleys. and viii bring colder and continued
unsettled weather to this vicinity tonight
and Wednesday.
1911. 1910. 1909 1908
Lowest last night ..,..... SO 4s, % 80
PTecipitation .............. II 90 90 .O)
Normal temperatures for today 80 degrees.
Deficiency IN precipitation since March
l. 40 inch.
Deficiency corresponding period, 1910. rs
inch
Deficiency corresponding period. 1909, "a
inch.
l.. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-22
MetnI Market.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-METALS--
Standard copper, dull; spot, March, April,
May and June, $11SOdll.9O. London mar
ket, quiet spot. f55 futures, f55 lbs Cd.
Arrivals reported at New York today, 555
tons; custom house returns show exports
of 1851 tons so far this month. Lake
copper, $l2.5Oq12 62h; electrolytic, Sl2.a1Rq
S4O76; March, $4O.S71Aa4O5O; April, 10000
1850; May, $4O.2594050; June, SiO15q4035;
sales, Is tons April port of New York; at
S4O37jk. London market, strong; spot, Elsa
los Futures $lS3 lbs. Lead, dull; $4,000
$50, New York; $420d4221A. East st. Louis.
London market fl3 2s I'd. Spelter, dull;
S5.5Od5.6O, New York; $5.4Oq5.45, East st.
louis London market, f23. Anthony,
dun; Cookson's, $9.OOg9.5O. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, ASS in London. Locally iron was
steady. No. 1 foundry northern, $l5.75q
16. %; No. q S15.5O41GOO; No. l southern and
No. 1 southern soft, S15.50@16.O0.
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-METALS-Lead,
dun at S425Q4. 2752c; spelter, dull at $5.42h.