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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
TAX PAYERS ARE
TO WALL TUESDAY
VIII be Given Chance TO Appear
Before County Equalization
Board

Anderson tax payers will be given
an opportunity to air their troubles
and make their complaints when the
county equalization board meets next
Tuesday. The meeting will take place
in the court house promptly at noon.
The county equalization board is
composed Of the chairman of each
township board and all told the meet
ing will bring about 25 officials to the
city.
Winston Simth. county auditor. has
issued Il call for the meeting Tuesday
and urges that every member of the
beard makes an effort to get here on
time as the business OF the meeting
will probably be extensive and will
require considerable time for its COM
pletion.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
Condition. Alarrrniin
Accolirlf Df Floods

Elmira. ~ Y. March itlI' ey-
cry river and creek swslled over It's
banks By . q hozE - Sifiit,tSiii ifit,tSi
conditions tonight were alarInthg IA.
the entlrs southern part OF New. york.
From All points came ness OF bIoelgol
trafac and property dahiages.
Weather predictions continued
rain tonight and there was small nope
St any abatement o. he iioDd con-
ditions fe1T ~ . 60 2 sH0iITa u sS3
Tie sIags
fieefly four Feet Within GEe Tast "a
tlnue, the wost fiood Is the history 81
this region Will resn IL Is now re-,
ported.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
For Men

= y j E.
/ For mcn, we're show
ed Il Inc. inc most d st stylish iii OF
all Spring 0xfords, the
Custom models with
the Chich shoe-mak,
ing effect.
hi either Tan or Black
Calf the best mems low
cuts sold in this mans
Town 4. :, -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
CAPTURE AND4SgUEILE
STEAMER; IMPRIseN OFFICERS

Nognles, Sonora, Mex, Mar. g.
The steamer Carmen belonging 10 II.SS
Compania NayiPa Del Paciftco, has
Been Been 5SptuTru i,nd sunk ny tine Con-
stitutionalists, according to a dispatch
sent hero today by General Obregon,
the rebel commander on the, Western
coast of Mexico. The yessal was seut-
tied In yavaros Bay and all the crew
were made prisoners. "a
General Obregon saiG he had 'isz
sued. orders that all vessels OF the Ma
vira Del Pacifico be captured and de-
Gtroyed on account OF alleged assis-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
hians' Club Stai. Concert.

New ''ork. March 2S.xA committee
headed by Alexander Lambert and
Walter Damrosch has completed Il
most unusual concert program to b..
given this afternoon, for the benefit of
the Musicians Club. The program
will be given by PadereweSki. Fraucis
Aida and Scbumann-Heink. This club
has outgrown it's old rooms, and plans
to raise sufficient funds to build A
house OF It's own where visiting artists
may be entertained.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
CHEAP EXCURSION RATES

Cheap excursion rates from Coupon
Points via Charleston and Western
Carolina Railway to Jacksonville, F ia.
account u. c. V. Reunion on May 81,
1914. For rates call on coupon ticket
agents or write
ERNEST WILLIAMS,
General Passenger Agent
S29 Broad st. Augusta, Ga.
800 2wks.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
Ne Cofns,lek to sIne,fn BrooIlyn.

BtoDkI IyTt ~. =, March 2S.-.John
aHrCormtek. the renowned Irish tenor,
viii appear In concert here tomorrow
Iteretofofre MT. Me:;ofmicK has de-
lighted HE BrouiSI1n friends on Easter.
Sunday. hut he has been called 10 Lon
don enrlier than usual this year, and
~ I lIlastdr is rathes late; this change
was impnratFve. 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
Must Now Keep Cars
In Sanitary Condition

Wnsliington,. March 2S.-The senate
passed today the house bill directing
the Interstate commerce commission
and the secretafy or the treasury to
promulgate regulations for keeping In
sanitary Condition al In teratate pass
'senger cars.
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900 l:haFal. lIafeaIeht..

Detroit, Mich. hiafcfl osto-
Church Sunday. VIII ba observed IN
this city tomorrow and many otlttidel
towns and sfiiagaa have ycIun tafiIy
connected th4Efse vas Is IA fhia move
nsDs An ackifa s ~ Egn has been
carried on, con ting al "a 4 niatrihu4
fsfst. nj saissik ~ s.ss ~
~ =. mi
lloltse 70 koase cas3v a the gene:
sfoL me o2 the 81 3 sstel6z
phone sQHaaf The "a @as wen
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29

There's a shoe for every
use--and it's found at Gels
berg Bros, Shoe Co. We've
been talking a good deal
lately about Dancing slim.
pers, that's natural dancing
is all the go. But we are by
no means overlooking the
matter of every day Oxfords
for general wear, OxfordS
that will stand being worn
down street or about gen.
orally every day, give cofort
all the time and stand right
PIP under the strain.
GEiS5ERGS FOOTWEAR
,,as- q reputation back of it
we'd like to have you sat-
isfy yourself whether it is
deserved e.e Cd hy .;jt the tiiS hardest hardest tests tests
-Oxfords worn day in and
day out.
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Mosquitoes alaed 4
Big oE / abor

Washington, Mafal rs. sh alliance
Between the MAJ MOSQUITO RstSiii
tse pboll weevil Dc iFs che cotton crop
OF Sertain portions Of no South, Is ex-
p9sed In report d nablic today.
by tue department 81 sricntttTe. An;
expert tdilployed S. this dsDaftment.
linda thai the MOSQUITO caused a loss
of 8 weekSso OF aslflll lllsf nar FAM
- 'jlss: =. : single ,fafnl Ii Louisiana duT.
f=ss n 3 rCaEQuy z %
per cent OF the tenant farmer families
being effected
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Anderson College.'

On Monday evening, March 3Oth, at
$3.50 D. m. Miss Mario EIms of An
derson College VIII give her gradual
ing recital in expression. 1t has
been our pleasure on several former
occasions to hear Miss Elms read so
We look forward with much delight to
this opportunity in store for us on
Monday night. She Is splendid
reader, always delights her audience,
and does credit to her teacher and her
college. The program will be inter-
'spersed with selections from the vocal
department Miss Eim5 will be as
sisted by Misses l.. and NJ. Henry,
BradhaIn, Tribble. Watkins and AL
ward in a double trio.
Miss Elms will read the following
selections:
mi,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

SHEEP-Lamhs were fairly active sell.
ers at steady to strong prices In face OF
the fact that the fresh receipts were lib
eral for a Wednesday and about seven
cars of lambs we're carried over from
yesterdays trade. At first the market
was little slow IN getting under way,
hut once a trading basis was arrived at
the bulk Of the offerings cleared at
reasonable hour, Tho general quality was
about the same as OF late, with the Mexi-
can grades selling at N,661T,10. AS usual
and were picked up anywhere from $1,000
40 Three cars OF Idaho lambs sold 20
a feeder buyer at SI.00 and less deeiTable
500
II was a slow deal In aged sheer most
OF tho forenoon and the demand was ap-
parently rather limited at prices weak TO
a dime lower than yesterday. The bulk
OF the offerings was made up of ewes
which found an outlet at s6.0Od6. IS accord
ing to weight and quality.
The DAYS receipts were estimated at
some 1880 head, against S,SsS head last
Wednesday 6,ia two weeks ago and 46aa
on the same day last year. For the week
to date the receipts have been liberal,
amounting 70 about se,eH head, a. COM
last week, 1906 two weeks ago and II, 200
year ago
Quotations on sheep snd lambs. Lambs,
good to choice, sif56if.70; lambs, fair 90
good SI2bdTA6 lambs, common 20 fair
So ,90I1. &; lambs, culls, 81. .50}6b 80: year.
linge, light, 36iOQ6&; yearlings, heavy
s6.15qs. "a; wethers, good TO choice, N6Sdi
els. wethers, fair 70 good, IS. t006e5; swea
good 70 choice, S,ioQSSb; ewes, fair "a
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19


CATTLE Receipts were very small for
Wednesday, only lis cars being re-
ported In. This leaves a total for the
three days this week at i,S7s head, being
the smallest for any recent week, but
about the same as for the corresponding
period year ago.
Buyers picked out few loads OF cattle
that just happened to suit them at prices
that looked a little stronger 20 the SELL
ers, but the general market on beef steers
could hardly be quoted any better than
steady with yesterday This means that
the market is now around l0a2ee lower
than last week.
There was q better feeling in the mar
ket for cows and heifers, and they moved
q little more freely at prices that were
steady 70 stronger than Yesterday. Still
cows and helfers are 10dlSe lower than
last week. Bulls were very slow sellers
and they are 25Q35c lower than last week,
the. decline being the heaviest on heavy
bulls.
Stockers and feeders were not quite so
brisk, ana in consequence prices were a
little easier than yesterday, but still fully
steady with last week.
y Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
peer steers sS.204e,S0; fair TO good beet
steers, SsO0q620; common to fair beef
steers, S,&q8O0, good TO choice cornfed
heiters, N25d175; good TO choice cornfcd
cows, S.bO1IS; fair to good grades S. 70
1850; common TO fair grades, 81. 25d35 20;
good TO choice stockers and feeders. G.7bd
S2e; fair to good stockers and feeders,
HSeWLIoi common to fair stockers and
feeders. SO 65od7. Is; stock cows and heifers.
So. o00750; stock calves, Ss B0SfS 90: veal
calves, T.SoQe50; bulls, stags. etc. s. rs
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
cARLoT RECEIPrs
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trsding ana Closing
Prices on Beard OF Trade.

Features of the Treding and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO, March 1e-Corn today was
from consumers in Kansas and Nebrasks,
sEitc free profit taking by holders, the
market closed steady at an advance CT
&c to 171lsc net. In wheat, the outcome
varied from a sixteenth decline TO Ih1H
gain, oats finished A9bkc to u up, and
provisions varying from &c loss to rise
of a shade.
Broad activity as weel e strength made
the cornpit the center OF interest most Of
the day. Reports from Missouri markets
told OF the largest cash salss of the
season. and there was also a notice able
Improvement here in the eastern Jsnand.
Scanty receipts in Chicago We're ac-
companied by advices that an increase
was unlikely. country roads as q rule
having broken up. Moreover. rains in
Argentina provoked again the dread Ct q
wet harvest.
Lively covering by shorts IN corn took
place, and included the surrender OF
some OF the chief spectators On the bear
side. Bulls were rampant because OF
much greater advances a. Kansas City
and Omaha than here. On the other hand
| Boston sent word that the higher prices
were attracting Argentine corn, ard that
several eargoes had been bought there
| today TO arrive.
Wheat traders thinned out to attend tbs
more exciting scenes IN the corn cr.wd
II was therefore difficult TO bring about
any good action in wheat fu.I ga Nay
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
ND HELPERS
AND FEEDERS

- feeders, $50 90 Is feeders. AS 90
HoGs-suppliss were not 60 heavy to-
day about 14s cars or 1000 head being
reported in. For the three days receipts
foot up S5,525 head, being over 5000 head
larger than last week, and more than
1900 heavier than a year ago
Early bids we're Just about steady with
yesterdays close. and as other markets
this basis. Movement was not active
enough 10 suit the buyers, however. and
under the influence Of a good demand
things soon strengthened up, 80 that by
the time the big end OF the supply started
q move, the market looked 70 be all OF
Jc higher than Tuesdays average. Even
after they had reached this level prices
made another spurt and at the best time
ket yesterday. Taking everything into
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

Chicago Cash Prices--Wheat: No. rcd,
s4da5c No red. 92h@eSitc; No. hard,
94bsd95isc; No. 3 northern. 9Sl469tifc, No.
spring, et,FQa6i9c; No 3 spring, aSiS@
9iltc. Corn: No. ?, 67lRo; No, yellow. 6
s1isc No yellow, 62}s9S6iac. Oats. No.
white, nhd4lAc; No 5 white, 3sRfS9lt
standard, t0q4Ohc. Rye: No. >. Gle Bar
ley. 50d66c. Seeds: Timothy, So S25m4 80;
clover SS.O0dl400 Pork: S21 62ls Lard
Sl0.6S Ribs; slo62iedI1i BIN.
POTATOES-Lower receipts % cars:
soSS,;st, Nicbignn Ni,nnnsots anS TY;.Is.'
sin, white. 62167c
EGGS-Lower; receipts, 1855 cases: At
mark. cases included l7@iSStc; ordinary
firsts, l7isdlsc; firsts, iSiAc
BUTTER--Lower; creameries, 2ld2ilkc.
CHEESE lrroe ular, uA sivs, lS1lSl4c;
twins lISdlsc; Americas, 1SdlsAc, long.
horns, 1Sd1SitC.
PoULTRY-Alivs, lower; springs. 15ci
fowls, lbc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
sioux city live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, March 1s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head: market weak; native
steers. $7.@ds6O: cows and heifsrs, 5000
7.4O; Gamers. s4.OoGS50; stockers and feed
ers, S6.oOa7 60: calves. H.oo91.5o; bulls,
stays. etc, s.. 5.2bd7O0
HOGs-Receipts. 4,9o0 head; market Sp
i0c higher; heavy. &.s0iis45; mixed, s. s.
ds.40; light, ss30ds.35 bulk Of sales s. 30
as 49,
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-RsceiptE. 1900
head market steady; fed muttonG. 5000
e.75 wethers, t5.2Sa6.0o; ewes M.5od6. Is
lambh. 460Of750
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

ST. LOUIS, Mo. March Is.--cATTLE-
Receipts. 1900 head. market i0dl6c higher
beef steers, S7.5OQI925; cows and heIfers,
81. e5aiS .65; stockers and feeders, S5.O06D7 20:
southern steers, $5.756IS.15; cows and heif-
ers. A.00ai6.0O; calves, ss.00e19.50
HOGs-Receipts 12,50O head, market Sc
lower; pigs and lights. yi.001S 50; mixed
and butchers, ts.G5dss0' good heavy. ssTC
06S0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts, 2.00l
head; market steady % strong muttons.
S. 75d6.0o lambs, T.0odT.S0.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Attempts to Garry Further Rise Of
Day Before Shortlived.
TRADINa Is DUIL THROUaHoUr
European selling, which Has Been
Depressing Influence for
Some Time Past is
Suspended.

NEW YORK. March ls--Aside from a
rev stocks whose movements reflected
special influences. there was little action
IN today's market Attempts were made
70 carry further the rise of yesterday.
but the movement was short-lived. The
poor success which attended the effort
induced speculative selling and stocks de-
eilned slowly, ,sagsinE In some instances
under yesterdays cloee. Trading was
dull throughout the day.
European selling, which has been a &C.
pressing influence for some time past.
was suspended today. London did httio
in this market, but its transactions were
on the buying side Canadian Pacifio
thowed strength on the foreign buying.
Coppers rose for time on favorabie
trade reports. The metal market again
advanced In London and domestic pro-
ducers were said TO be making sales at
l4es cents, with an increased demand. Rn-
porte from the steel trade we're coinfliUt-
ing. The volume OF new business was
United states Steel was one OF no
heaviest OF the leading stocks.
George F. Baer's resignation from the
trsders who hs@mered P Sp the sn stoeRs fs seV 70
eral weeks ago. Lehigh Valley was
forced down nearly three points from It's
high prlces. Colorado & Southern firss
nouncemont that the April dividend on
the first and second preferred issues
would be passed. Uncertsinay as to the
outcome OF efforts to reorganize RocS
Island resulted In renewed pressure ON
these securities. The collateral A. and
debenture % lost more than two point :
each. Tho collaterals fell to SIS. setting
new low record, az did the preferred
stock at So.
Weakness OF Rock Island bonds and
! Missouri, Pacific and Kansas & Texas
issues affected the general bond market,
which was easy, Total sales, s2,s00,OOo
United states bonds we're unchanged on
call
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
oils ana RoSin.

NEW YORK, March ls.--cOTToNsEED
OII.--Firm; prime summer yellow. s7.32@
T4o, March, s7A; May. S.ss; July, Hbb.
ROSIN--Quiet.
TURPENTINE-Stead
SAVANNAH, Ga. March 1s-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 4sc sales, 269 bbls; re-
ceipts, 1S0 bbls.: shipments, se0; stocks,
l., 100 bbls.
ROsIN-Firm; sales. ess bbls. receipts,
,S25 bbls.; shipments, As bbls; stocks,
lis, 6e6 bbls. Quotee A and b, 1896 c and
d, 1874; e, 800; 7, $.05; q, S4;0Ils. II,
VIC S5sb; WV, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

was relatively firmer OWING TO better eN-
port inquiry. and TO dwtndung north
western receipts. The July ,onfylcts were
were under considerable selling pressure,
the result OF rain and snow IN the south.
west and west
Oats reflected the gains in corn 1t was
said, too. that tho acreage Of the cOun-
year ago.
Provisions lost an early advance. Real.
king by holders more than offset the In.
fluence ot diminished slaughterlng at the
principal centers.
Futures closed as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, March lG--coFFEE-s
After opening steady unchanged 10 .
points higher on reports OF smaller re-
ton. coffee today turned easy under re-
newed Liquidation. foreign selling, easier
French cables and runiors that Brazil was
selling here through trade interests.
There seemed few buyers and the close
was steady l0dl3c net lower. Sales, ST. 200
hags March S43c: May, s.52ci July. Se7e;
September. Ss2c; October, S.S9c; December.
S97c; January, e02c spot, quiet; Rio. no.
7. sac: Santos. No. a. llStci mild, dull;
CordoYa. l2izql6lse, nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, March ls--SUGAR-Raw
steady: molasses, 2SSc; centrifugal, 29Sc
refined unsettled
BUTTER--Unsettled receipts, i2l0'
tubs; creamery extras, 2tla625c; firsts .;
d24c, held extras, 24c; process extras, 2
d2ic.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 1900 boxes
state, whole milk, fall and summer coll
ored specials, lsdl9Nc; white, average
fancy, 1snlsikc.
EGGS--steady; receipts 1890 cases
fresh gathered, extras 22c; extra firsts,
21Ac; nearby hennery, whites, 2sc.
POULTRY-Dressed, irregular; fresh
killed western chickens 15d24e, fowls, Il
T1Si9c; turkeys, l5625c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

consideration. the trade can be quoted sy
big nickel higher. Towards the close
movement became rather dull owing TO
tho inability Of a few salesmen to agree
ON prices, but when the last sales we're
finally made the figures showed no ap-
pteciable change, Movement was fairly
active In spots and everything was
cleaned up by a reasonable hour.
Most OF the hogs sold at range Of $50
4S.b0 and some prime hogs reached IS 20,
a flat dime above Yesterdays top and
tho best price that has been paid this
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, March ls.--CATTLE--
Receipts. 2600 head: market ateady TO
strong prime fed steers. 81. 60a1e00; dressed
beef steers, S7.50dS60; western steers. 81, 5
ds.60; southern steers, S6.b0aS'25; COWS,
feeders, Vs. 75Qs. Is; bulls, s6OOa7. 30; calves,
S650d9.tQ
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 bead; market
steady TO strong, bulk. $. t03s67lt heavy,
as; light, ssS5dS55: pigs, n.50e7ei0.
SHEEP AND LAkfBS-Aecelpts, t.60o
head market steady 70 i0c higher; lambs,
*6.9O17.7b; yearilnga, IS. 2SdN75; wethers,
S5.60af6.15; ewes, S. 26d6.90
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. March ia
WHEAT-No. hard, Six@e6c; No.
northern, 92Ifda2S4o: No. northern, s0l
@el%o; No. 3, sSqSSlsc; May. sle; July
92l1C.
FLOUR-Unchanged
BARLEY-f2d5Sc,
RYE-b56S6c,
BRAN-Unchanged.
CORN--No. 8 yellow, e0dS1c.
OATS--No, 8 white, 363&6TS7c.
SEBD--Flax, $l.56Tk6l 59Js. r,.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Metal MARKET.

NEW YORK, March ls-METALs-
Lead, quiet: $395a405; London, El9 lbs Sd
spelter' steady; s. 25dS55; London, sci l0s
Copper firm; standard, spot and May
sls. s.621za14S7h; eisctTolytie, s4.b0; lake
esl S. Sd futures, R64 lss Sd. Tin, firm
spot, SIS 25dl3s so; June, Sss. s.6d8s 50; Lon.
don, easy; spot Ella u Cd; futures, Ri7'
los Anthony, dull: Cookson's, 81. S. Iron
steady; Unchanged London, Cleveland
warrants, sos 7bsd.
sT. LOUIS, March ls.-METALs--Lead
quiet, SEQ spelter, nominal; i5 rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
81. Jeseph LIvs ,stoek sfar..t.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March lS-cArTLz
Receipts 100 head; market, lOc higher:
steers, H.00deo0; cows and heifers, 81 NOoa
$50; calves, IS O0d90
HO0S-Receipts AS00 head; market
steady 10 &c higher; top, ts65: bulk, Isl as
6SM
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Recaipts 2Ooo
head, market. slow; lambs. ST.06a7. .76
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
nuffaIo PARK . Good one.

The plot Of ground In Buffalo leased by
wears IA al the corner OF Northland av-
enue and Jefferson street. only two blocks
beyond the Buffalo International league
grounds, and surrounded BY four street
car lines, one being Main street, the big
gest trunk line in the city, The size OF
the plot Is 800 feet square. larger than
the international park
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

ST LOUIS March 1s.--wHEAT-No. 2
red. 9414d95lsc; No. ? hard, 9llhd94c; May,
92hc: July. SEC.
CoRN-No 2, 6eol; No. white. Tic;
May 70Ac: July, 702sd704c
OATS-No 2, 3s1h@40c, No white. dc;
May, $3.50; July, 3eSc. t.
RYT-64c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

LONDON, March lS-AmeTican secur-
tiles opened quiet and a fraction lower
today. Light covering rallied most Of the
list during the inst hour aud at noon
values ranged from y above to 4 below
ConsoIs for money. 72a: for account
7l1 Union Pacific, 1924 Bar silver,
steady, 26a.d. Money, 2a2i4 per cent short
bills, 2h per cent: three months, 2hq
2 9-l6 Uer cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

LIVERPOOL. March 1s.--WHEAT--
Spot, dull; No. 2 red western winter, 1s
lkd; No Manitoba, rs I'd; No. 2, 7s Sd :
No g. 70 Cd; futures, steady; March, rs
7Ad: May, Is 27bd; July, 7s ?%d.
CORN--Spot. steady; AMERICAN mixed
es sd La Plata futures, firm; March, Is
ll&d: July, Is SID.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Kansas city Grain apS Frovisions

KANSAS CITY, March B-WHEAT-
No hard, S6ltde0c, No, 2 red. 90daic;
May SSss@s6%o; July S2Nc.
CORN--No ? mixed, 6s6D7oc; No. 3. 66Q
SIC; No. ? white, 7lc; No. 8. SOC; May.
69%c; July. 70ikc
BUTTBR-CreAmery &c; firsts. eSe
seconds. 22c; packing, l5c.
EGGS--Firsts, lI1sc; seconds, tic.
POULTRY-Hens. 14c; springs. 15c.
oATS--No. white, 40%@4lc, No. .
mixed, 40c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Teas.

IRRIGATED RIO GRANpE VALLEY
LAND--S0 acres III miles n. z. Mercedes,
Tex, on American Rio Grande company
canal; been under cultivation three Years
no better land In the valley. First-cIass
irrigation bitches; fenced; no other i'm
proVements In corn this year. Cow peas
laid by in April, putting land In finest
condition for alfalfa crop, Owner will
seu at bargain. For price and terms ad :
dress w. 4. spaulding, 800 N. Grand Ave,
ST. Louis, MOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March la--CoTToN-Fu-
lures closed firm March. 2.S5o; May,
u .Osc; July, II SIC: August, II. CSC; Oc-
tober, II .3sc; December, 11.45c; spot
steady. middling, u. 25c; gulf, l9.5Oc.
Cotton closed firm At net advance Of
5q13 points.
LIVEKrOoL. March IA COTTON -
Spot, easier; good middling, 7.l4d; mid
ding, 7.O2d; low middling, 6.62d; sales,
10 0OO bales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
OREGON.

COME west; Oregon is the land Of op.
portunity for you; congenial climate, nc
adapted to diversified farming, raises
splendid grain and fruit of ali kinds. Land
is cheap. We have improved and unim-
proved land from SIS to $45 per acre. Tell
us what you want and amount you desire
to invest. Guyer Bros, Dufur, Ore
FOR SALE-20, 40 or 50 acres Irrigated
land at Ontario, Ore Terms, one-tenth
cash, balance nine annual payments with
per cent interest. Price includes water
rights, clearing. blowing and leveling.
OREGON a. WESTERN COLONIAL,
TION CO,
$50 Paxton Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19
nrr Goods Market.

Cotton goods markets we're quiet today,
with more steadiness shown IN some lines
OF gray cloths, Worstsd yarns we're firm
and steady. Cotton yarns easier. Laces
were Ia fair demand; embrolderies, dull.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-19

NEW YORK, March S.-EVAPOR-
ATED APPLES--Firm but quiet.
DRIED FRUIT-Prunes steady. April
cots firm. Peaches steady. Raisins firm.