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Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

bulk Of the Mexican lambs were picked
VI a. NN6s o. A fairly good supply ot
FED westerns vas also available, and
these brought prices around N.'SaS.Vo,
weight and quality fixing the price.
There was practically nothing doing IN
shorn or feeder offerings, for few. II any
Of that kind were I'm sight
As already noted, the supply OF ewes
Was light and most everything moved IN
the same nctchee as yesterday, the price
range being D Na6eo. one bunch OF
shorn ewes sold on the early market at
$50
The features OF the week have been =
curtallment In the receipts as compared
with one and two weeks ago, and shHrp
upturn in values The best grades OF
Mexican lambs sold today at N.@aS 70
against $50 for several loads AZ the close
OF last week, and fed westerns are nov
/ bringing y.90dS.Ot, against SIS wees
ago. The advance on aged sheep is any
where from CSC TO 40c. The neures foi
I the weeks receipts are N.02o coinpat eu
With @i72 last week, &M two Wceh'
/ ago and ss, tN year ago
! Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lampe
! MUNican, S. O0dSao; lambs, good TO choice
/ westerns, 81 skaGe co. lambs fair to good
westerns, T.SdTS; lambs, culls, $500
$50; yearlings. light T.l0Qi.eoi yearlngs
| heavy, RTs15lO: wethers, good 70 choice
| Sc e60Sa0; wethers fair 60 GOOD, hl0o
ass: ewes, good 10 choice, te,eSd6.eo; ewes
fair TO sood. Ns09SA,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Last Traces Of Bullish Spirit Seems
to Have 0ozed Away.
TRADING DRAGs sPIRITLEssLY
weakness of = Few shares Holds
Things in Check-M. r. sIumps
st News OF Rockefeller
Negotiations orr.

NEW YORK. April s.-The last traos.
OF the builish spirit which propelled the
market upward earlier in the week
seemed 10 have oo7ed away today. Trad
ing dragged on IN a splrtless way. with
an undorcurrent of heaviness At no
time was the list under pronounced pres
sure, although in isolated instances prices
Weakness OF a few stocks held the
whole market In check. Missouri Pacific
slumped on the announcement that neRo-
tlauons Tor the acquisition OF control OF
that and other Gould roads by Rockefel-
Ter Interests had been abandoned. Cam
adian Pacific was heavy, responding 10
forelgn selling London offered that
| little here, Progress OF reorganization
plans for Rock Island and Wabash was
reflected by the movements OF these Sc
curities. New low records were made By
| Rock Island common Rt IA. preferred at
/ 81 and collateral 4s At stSt. Wabash ts
continued their recent rise for time,
advancing ~. 70 So, a 4-polnt gain on
the week. Later they sold Oft to oo-t
Various estimates we're made OF United
States Steels untitled tonnage report TO
he presented next week, but all 0f the
| forecasts agreed In predicting a sharp
A decrease OF $4,000 to 100000 was
thought probable. Tho outlook for Apnl
is regarded as doubtful New business
during the last ten days. wss. reported
sliGhtiy better. Some sales OF copper
metal at i4Ac, an advance OF 'se'
we're reported here. .,.a
fncrea sed cash holdings were indicated
by the statistics OF known eurrenes
noyeneutR for the week. Estimates q
the cash gain in the bank statement Were
about N,bOo,0o0. p.v
! Aside from the movements IN 1,,,
island and wabash issues, band tiuctu'
stions were not wide. Chenges were I,
regular Total sales, tS.0loOo' VhNeu
states bonds we're unchanged on car.
Number OF sales and leading auos~NA'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
BEEF STEERS.
.ERs AND FEEDERS.

HoGs-Receipts footed up ninety-nine
cars, or about 1000 head, bringing the
total for the five days up 10 "a .is7 head,
This is lS,5Oo smaller than last week and
about the same number short OF the cor
responding days last year.
As was the case on Thursday packers
started out bidding about sc higher.
Nothing much moved during the first
rounds, as the saleSmen were asking for
dime advance, but In the end bids were
raised shade all around and when ac-
tual trading began the market showed an
advance Of 6Gpl0c. Movement continued
at these prices until toward the close,
when buyers found their droVes were
pretty we'll filled out, and with close TO
twenty loads unsold prices rapidly eased
off until the bids made did not look 10
be much better than yesterday, Most
OF the sales were made at IS .H0S. So, the
Several loads sold as high as Ss.e0. the
top. and on the close a sprinklinE sold
down TO tS.4b. The market for the week
has not been any too satisfactory TO the
selling interests, and in spite OF the fact
that receipts have been very light the
net advance for the week amounts TO
only about 10c.
In view OF the light run and stronger
markets at other points salesmen could
not give any reason for so weak a close
at the prices offered late. preferrlng 10
take q chance on Saturdays market
Finding that they could not clean up the
bidding packers finally raised their OF,
J fers again. so that the balance OF these
| late hogs finally sold Al figures that were
weak 10 &c lower than the early trade, oI
nearly a nickel higher than yesterday
The close was very draggy and a few
scattering loads, including three thai
| came in late and some rough packers thai
| buyers Disseminated against all morning
! were still in first hands at midday.
l ReDTeaentatlEe sales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

CATTLE Receipts were very small this
morning, even for a Friday, only four
teen cars being reported In. For the
week receipts amount 10 Il, ,S5S head. being
almost 5000 head smaller than last week.
but attn fully as large az a year ago.
To put II another way, there were hardly
enough cattle at this or any other mar
ket today to really make a test OF values.
Locally the trade was extremely slow and
dull, Packers apparently had secured ell
the cattle that they wanted for the week
and were not In neeS OF any additional
supplies. As result some uf the pack
| ers were out OF the market entirely, and
the few buyers that were left in did not
| care for the cattle nj all unless they
could buy them way lower 10 as TO make
II an object to carry them over until
| next week. The advance noted yesterday
and day before was pretty much Ali Wtped
out. A little bunch OF very choice heavy
cattle sold UP to ss.T6.
| The market on cows and heiters was
dull and uninteresting, as usual on a Fri
| day.
There were not enough stock cattle or
| FEEDERS TO make a test OF the market but
the FEELING was no better than yesterday.
IN tact' the country demand for stockers
and feeders has been 90 meaRer that they
have not shown any Improvement.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO prins
yearings @Iqe.00; good 20 choice beef
steers y .15ds.75; fair TO good beef steers
I6@s 10; common to fair beef steers
| " 2SQI 20; good to choice cornfed helfers
8 .sSds 90; good to choice cornfed COWS
IS eOq1 25; fair to good grades g. 7bd
$50; common 20 fair grades 81 26s36 nj
good to choice stockers and feeders 81 lei
a. 20; fair to good stockers and feeders
~ bm1 .6b; common 20 fair stockers and
feeders. ie. 5O@7 ,SS; stock cows and heif
srs, So. .0odT 30; stock calves, SO b0aDs 90
veal calves, 81 ScQ1o.oo; bulls stays. etc
u. .75ai6.So.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

ONE FIFTEEN LIGHT ACETYLENE.
What have you2 Address s. .. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
Wool Market.

BOSTON. April 3.-WOOI--The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow
Larger supplies or lower prices for the
undoubtedly have made for a larger busl-
ness, but prices have been firmly main
tanned on the business actually done
and fine foreign crossbreds and some
fine Australians.
Contracting In the west has beer
rather intermittent. but some wool has
been taken and for best fine medium
Montana clips as high as 10 cents has
been paid"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
oregon.
OREGON.

The chief city ia eastern oregon is
Ontario, on the main line of the Union
Pacific system to Portland. Six other
railroads converge there on the Snake
river, which supplies power for lighting
and heating of all buildings in both town
and country nearby. as well as abundance
OF water for irrigation and domestic use.
Electricity costs only SOS per horse power
per year Every other section OF land is
farmed so you can choose just the kind
OF land you want by what you see grow
ing on the one next 20 IT. In other words
every other section is a demonstration
one Our lands about Ontario are cheap,
and good. and II has every evidence OF a
modern, enterprising city. II has a finC
climate, up-to-date schools. fine churches
newspapers. banks, etc. Its surroundings
must interest you.
Get our tine illustrated circular quick
so YOU will Join our excursion first Tues
day in Apul-April . 1919 Address on q
postal will do,
OREGON & WESTERN COLONIAL
. TION Co,
53S Paxton Block. Omaha, Neb.--o
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

NEW YORK. April 3.-CoTTONSEED
OIIl-Easy: prime yellow, N.S0dI7.60; May,
$7.4S; July 37.55; September, $50.
ROSIN-Easy; strained common Ia
good strained, A10d420.
TURPENTINE-Dull; machine barr
ellis. lsIbc.
SAVANNAH. Ga. April 3--TURPEN-
TINE-Dull. t6%c; no sales receipts, ga
bills. shipments, les bbls,; stocks, 1900
bbls.
RosIN-F'irm: sales, 1876 bbls.; receipts.
4O3 bbls.; shipments $40 bbls; stocks, 107.-
4s4 bbls. Quote: A, b. ts.75; c. ID, D. t3,7b;
r, 1891. @, 1886: II. 800; /. X, $40; NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
NEW YORK eESERAh MARKET
QuOtstions OF the Day ON various
Commodftiea

NEW YORK, April l2--FLOUR-Market,
quiet: spring patents, AT0a4.S; winter
at5o?; spring clears. %SSaiiS. extra No.
winter, $3bS9S,1S, extra No. 2 winter
S.sSq3,S: kansas strsights, A.lO@+@.
WhEAT-Spot, firm; No. har winter,
99ls c, c. 4. T., lew York; No. 2 red, tl.0i,
elevator; No. ! northern Duluth, N.0ih,
and No. / northern Manitoba, NL0A, Z.
o. b., afloat, opening navigation Futures
inactive closing, Sassc net higher. May
CoRN-Spot, firm; No. yellow, 16ac,
c, o. T. to arrive.
oATS-Spot quiet; standard white, tlii
945c; No. s. i4ssc Fancy clipped white
HAY-Dun;. standard. s5c@a.Oo, No.
81 02ikGpl .o5 No ?. S0de5c No. ; SOdsc,
HOPS-Quiet: state. common to choice
1913, 35q46o; 1914 ll@2ic; Pacific coast,
HIDsS-siasy; bosots. 294d9Oc; Cen
tral America. 293ac.
PETKoLEUM-stead refined. New
York, bulk, &2S, barrels, $50; cases
WooI,-stsSdy; domestic fleece. NN
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, Soci
PRoVIsICoNs - Pork, steady; mess
s2aoo9S %; family. saLcoaeSoO; short
sls.OOaiS5O; family, sls.Oc9So,oo Cut meats,
steady; picked bellies 10 to y pounds
al3 2SQ14.50; picked hams, A4. 2s8lA 90
Lard, steady; middle west, Sl0.bs@10.u6: re
fined steady; continent, NL@; Soutl
America, Oli7b; compound. steady, &s1l4
as 62Ia
TALLOw-Quiet; city. eaSc country
| 6662.c; special. sac.
BUTTER-Market firm; receipts, 46o
tubs; creamery extras Sq2sSo; frsts
extras, 29hc.
CHEEsE-Market irregular receipts
| ! 900 boxes.
cases; fresh gathered extras, 2lhqe2c
| firsts, storage packed. 2lc; fresh gathered
| firsts 1e& QD9Oc: nearby hennery, white q
fancy, 2sd26c; nearby hennery, gathered
| whites, 6c
| POULTRY-Dressed, dull and weak
| fresh killed western chickens, ttc; fowls
| 15GDl9c; turkeys. 2l@2Sc.
Live poultry irregular; sales OF averag,
| foRla 1aff1aIhc. tmrknYs lam14c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

s3Adeta.c; No. northern. efAao9Ac No.
eprlnE. aaa,aatAc. No. spring, e2A "
eSAc Corn No. 9 yellow, 6SAG69c; No. .
66h061i4c: No. 3 white 67H469c, No
yellow, 66iSd6Sc oats. No. ; white. SSAa
29,sc; standard, toa<0,sc Rye: No, y &c.
Barley: tsQ6ic Timothy. t3,Gu4. n.
Glover: S. Nhis 90 Pork, te0S6; lard,
$40 t2ta Ribs: $40 e2iSdii 1874.
EOiGS-Lower; receipts, 1,5tS cases; at
mark, cases included. 16ANlSC. ordinary
firsts. l6A6lIAc: firsts. i7AG1Sc.
POULTRY-Alive, lower, SPRINGS, iSe'
fowls, iTdi7i&c
EESE-t,ower. daisies. 1IA9lINc
twins, i6hdl6i+c. Americas, 1sfdlSNci
long horns, 16ifll6mc
POTATO TOEs-Steady; receipts q cars
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, red
Gofi6SC; white, 62d6Sc.
BUTTER-Lower; CrcamcrieS, iSG2i'ac
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
CARROT RDCpTPTS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions
Features of the Trading and CIOnins
Prices on hoard of Trade.

Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 3-Profit taking by
speculative holders of wheat developed
into more than an offset today for stories
of green bugs in Oklahoma Accordingly
the market closed weak at the same as
last night to hdi4c down. Corn finished
unchanged TO Hc higher, oats l.16c off TO
lbghc Vp and provisions ranged from yes
terday's latest figures to 541hc decline.
Reports OF the presence OF green bugs
were confirmed and denied from the same
sections in Oklahoma and seemingly the
only agreement was that there had been
damage Of any kind. Nervousness over
the possibility of the pest being spread
by the cool, rainy weather prevailing
southwest tended TO make the market
average higher the greater part of the
day, but the final trading was on a rather
sharp reaction,
Bears n wheat gave considerable atten-
tion to plentiful rains throughout western
Kansas where dryness of the soil has
recently caused complaint. On the other
hand, districts elsewhere sent word OF
ised TO be light and receipts northwest
showed signs of falling off.
Corn shorts became decidedly nerovus
today and many Of them covered at a
sharp advance. whiot in the end almost
| disappeared under free selling on the
part OF leading bulls The uneasineSs OF
| shorts was due TO a revival OF demand or
| the part of industries at interior and
| WAS said however, that Argentina corr
| for the United States has been purchased
| In the last twenty-four hours 10 the ex
| tent of 10000 bushels and that som,
would almost certainly come to Chicago
Oats trailed corn, but did not show a.
marked extremes Pit traders wer'
In provisions the dwindIinE receipts o
1 hogs furnished only temporary strength
| On the bulge selling pressure increased
and the market closed weak
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
LarRe Ran Of sheer sud LAMBS for
Friday-Demand Good ana
Trade Active at Firm
pwteea
Prices.

The following taSie shows the range OF
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, With
comparisons;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

WILL SWAP WHITE HOLLAND TUR-
key tom for two turkey hens. Address
8 = bf6 lee
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
sioux CITY Live stock Market,

SIOUX CITY. Ia. April SEATTLE
Receipts. 600 head; market, steady; ma
COWS and heifers Sc mas 90; camera. Ss,7S
al. Is: stockers and feeders, T.l0qf 10;
calves, tJ.sOds.26; bulls. stags. etc, sS'7Sa
6& -,
6fiOc higher; heavy, g. 507DS.b2h mixed,
s.. l7JtGSb0; light, tS.tTd; bulk OF sales,
B41mGfSb0. -.
sHEBP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts, 800
head; no tone In market fed muttons,
&c O0d6 rs; wethers, S.2S6S0o; ewes, N.eo1
k&, lambs: S6O06pT 90
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

24O-ACRB RICH, BLACK FARM LAND
In eastern Nebraska. price, $4,000; want
out building. Address 5. {. 5l1, Omaha
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, April 3-CoFFEE-
Eaaier European cables. continued large.
brazilian receipts and reports OF slightly
lower cost and freight offers inspired
Home scattered selling in coffee today,
After opening to points lower, prices
rallied slightly. but soon eased off again
and closed dull, TO 10 points net lower.
sales, a,O0O bags April Sete; May, S1Ie;
Juiy s0c; September, hWc; OctoDer.
Site December e90c; January. 9.Ac:
March. s4sc. spot, dull; Rio No. !, &c;
santos No 4. likc Mild dull Cordova.
i2ifd1s1he, nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

SHEEP-There were Indications OF firm
ness in the sheep and lamb market To-
day. A very fair run for the last OF the
week did not prevent sellers from lifting
prices a little In some cases the improve
ment In lambs being generally regarded
as strong 20 a shade higher There We're
no material changes in ewes or yearlinEs
though what were Offered sold readily
A good representation OF Mexican lambs
we're on hand, two cars OF which were
good enough 10 bring ts.3. a fresh tor
since SIS was reached In January. The
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Metals-Lead-
quiet, 375QJ6S5; London, f1s, 6s,
Spelter-Quiet. s6. 25q6.a 30; London, f21. los.
Copper firm; standard spot and June
S13.s7Ihd1L37ih; electrolytic, $1I75 lake,
spot, 81. 20d31.b0; June, $57 t0d37.5 .55;. Anti
mony dull; Cookson's. F.25 Iron quiet,
unchanged.
London prices: Copper quiet; spot f65
It's, Sd futures, f66, 2s. Sd. Tin firm;
spot, f169 los: futures. fi7l. 10a. Iron
Cleveland Warrants, Sis Sd.
SIT. LOUIS, MO, April 3.-METALS-
Lesd-firmer, t3.eSG3s71i Spelter-dull
So. 1906 12Iz.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

HAVE A GOOD, HEALTHY YEAR
ling colt would trade for calves. Make
me offer. Address S. c. 5s4. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

LONDON, April a-American securities
opened steady and higher today. Most OF
the gains were lost during tho first hour
and at noon the list ranged from un.
changed to &c above parity
Consols for money. 1880: account, Tshc
Union Pacific i64iAc; bar silver steady,
I'D Money, ny; short bills. ~; three
months, ! 13-l6@iH.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
WYiscOnHIH
Upper Wisconsin

the union Settlers wanted. Lands foe
sale at low prices on easy terms Ask
for booklet "a. on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant state acres wanted. Write about
our grazng lands. n interested In fruit
landes ask for booklet on apple orchards
in Wisconsin Address Land Dept. 500
Line Ry.. Minneapolis, Ainn-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
American Telephone 8 Telegraph Co

A diVidend OF Two Dollars par aha.
Vsili ~ paid on Wednesday, April l6 Ie1s
10 stockholders ot record a. the eloas =.
husiness ON Friday, March % 1914 on 80 ~
count OF the annual meeting OF the stooS-
holders. the stock transfer books of fh.
company will be closed at the cioga ~
business on March -. ard reopensd Al ia
a m on April 1. iSlL
q. D. MILNE TTaAfils4a
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

MINNEAPOLIS, Miss, April a.
wHBAT-No. ] hard, s21sd95hc; No.
northern, eo,sdel5bc; No 2 northern, sA
j90I4d901Sc.
FLOUR-UnchanRed
BARLEY-436bSc.
RYE-b5dS61Sc
BRAN-S24.00.
CORN--No yellow, 63ae2Nc.
OATS-Ho white Sap3SLc.
SBED-F1ax, N.5siSeI1 bsAh.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
omaha Hay Market.

OMAHA. April 2.-PRAIRIE HAY
Choice UPLAND Hi;S; dS,,e No, 6 ! upland, sll.oo,
IS Ooq8Oo; No. ! midland. SiO.0O1b1i .O6 No.
z, midland. ss.0oad0.OO; No. 3 midland. $500
dsOo; No. lowiand, tS00ffs0O: No ?
iowlsnd. F.OoasOo; No. lowiand. $50
d7.O0.
STRAW--Choios oat or rye, t6OOa8 50
choice wheat, S5.OOd6.5O
ALFALFA-Choice. sl4.000l450; No l.
d10O
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
81, Loui. Live STOCK Market.

eeipts. zoo head; market, steady; beef
steers, s.. .0oGe d; cows and heifers As
dlsTS: stockers and feeders, sb'0ouS. %;
southern steers, R1Sde@ cows and
helfers g. b0di6. g.: calves, B.00iOOO
UOGS-Receipts. 500 head; market,
&C 10 l0o higher; pigs and lIghte, Roou
aa6; mixed and butchers. @7b@s.So; good
sIIEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts l,aot
head; market, steady; muttons, t6.76et6. 50;
lambs, S7.0o9&40; clipped lambs, sb.1oQ
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
K.nsa. City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. April S,--HoGs-Re-
ceipts, Zoo head: Sc to l0c higher: bulk,
S. i5ds.66: packers and butchers, N.So@
ssS; light, ts4SaS6 90. pigs, G.5o16. 20.
Prime FED steers, ses0dBe. .2S; dressed beet
steers, s.. 10; western steers, 70oaS. .0o'
Southern steers, Ss.00di7,s IS: cows, Nbo91.b 30
heifers, tsTbqs,76; stoekers and feeders
IS sbO17 IS; bulls. s5.Soaf7oc; calves $500
1000.
sHEEP-Reoeipts $500 head, strong
| lambs S6.S0fiS30; yearlings, S.V0DI.2b
wethers, Ss.b0df6 70; ewes. tS.V0ff6eo.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
LiyerpooI Grain Marked,

LIVERPOOL. April S.-W1EAT-spot
quiet; No 2 red western winter. q sEd:
No. / Manitoba, 70 ID; No. 2, u 3D.; No.
g. 70 I'd. Futures steady May. 7s SaAd;
July Is 2bd; October, 7s I'd.
CORN-Spot quiet; American mixed. A.
7Ikd. Ia Plata futures steady; July "a
7kd; September, 4s 7itd.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April S-CoTToN-Fu.
lures closed steady; May l265c: July
IL 29c; August 12.02c; October, li.62c: De-
cember, ll.esc. spot quiet; middling 10. 4oc
gulf, i2.65c.
Cotton closed steady. and from 3 e
points net higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
q, To.euh 1--we stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, No, April s.--CATTbE-
Receipts, 100 head: market steady; steers,
s. 7.o0dA9O; cows and heiters, N.oodlSO;
MISUNDERSTANDING. a,SOo head: market 81
ioc higher; top, $50; bulk OF sales. S.ts
aae0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 100
head; market uneven: lambs N0us,N.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
NV Cooda Marked,

NEW YORK, April 3--DRY GOODS
Cotton goods markets steady today with
trade moderate. Wool markets both
home and foreign we're firm, Unoer-
tainty as 10 the fabric styles for fall
Is deterring the placing OF orders on
silks.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
Texas.

n MILES SOUTH OF HOUSTON
in the valley OF the San Bernard ana
Canev Creek We are selling the most
fertile lands on the gulf coast OF Texas.
our lands do not overflow. Come buy a
home while land Is cheap. For further
information call or write j. r. sallees
Sweeney. Brazoria county, Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

NEW YORK, April S-sUGAR-RAw,
steady: moiasses. IS0o; eentrifusal 2: e5e
refined. auiet; cut loaf. S.ose: crushed;
csc; mould A. SOC; cubes, A1be; NXxN
granuIated. s.SOc diamond A. $500; ocn-
fectIonens' A. 3s0c; No. 1, s.Ge.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
st. Loud. GenernI Market.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-wHEAT-No. 2
red. s8ltd794l1c; No. . hard, 9Ol4ds4c; May.
90ksc; July, StAc
CoRN-No 2, s9dss1hc; No. white, 72c;
May, 70tc: July, 70i4c.
oATs-No ?, 4Ohc;, No. white, 4lc;
May, 3skc; July. soc.
RYE-61r
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
Kansas city Grain and Provisions

KANSAS CITY, April S.--WHEAT-No.
2 hard, s51ld9Oc; No ? red, lSdSSahc
May s41kc; July, s2lsqS2hc.
CORNING. mixed, 66hQ69c No. 8,
6slteD6s5kc: No. 2 white. s9IkdT0lSc No. ).
67ltd6sc; May, '6slt6p6e1tc; July, 704Sc.
OATS-No. white, SsiFd40c No.
mixed ss5he
BUTTER-Creamery. 24c; firsts. 2sc.
seconds, 22c; packing, l4hc.
ECiGS-Firsts, lbttc; seconds, lbc.
POCLTRN-Hens i5c; springs, lbc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04

NEW YORK, April s.-MONEY-Call.
steady at lAG2 per cent; ruling rate, ik
per cent; closing, iAdiK per cent. Time
loans. weak; sixty days. sl4@e4 per cent
ninety days, * per cent; six months.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Ssa4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Steady; !;
sixty days, 81 $50 demand, $685. COM
mercial bills, Asfk
sILvER-BAr. 5s,4c; Mexican dollars.
45Hc
BoNDs-Government; steady; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle slow, Generally steady
Hogs stronR-shecp Firm,

Hogs stronR-shecp Ftrm'
CHICAGO. April Z. - CATTLE--Re-
ceipts. 1000 head; market slow, generally
steady; beeves, sss0d950 Texas steers,
81. .20Ns2o; western steers, ~Wu~Vo
stociers and feeders. SS.bOnI 20; cows and
hefeirs, s. T0efe 70; calves, H.006i0.S0.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market
strong, 10c higher; bulk. ss.SSlSS; light,
g. 7OGSaO; mixed, ss.eoes,eo; heavy, .Aea
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, e,OoO
head; market. firm; native, &.toQg'O;
western. Is. tof17.0 90; yearlings. ReSotfl ZOE
lambs, native, F.s6@e,U; western NSa
esb.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
EvaporAted Apples aad Dried Fruit

NEW YORK, April S-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Strong but inactive.
DRIED FRUIT-Prunes quiet but firm.
ApTicots, firm. Peaches. quiet Raislns,
dun.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
hank CIenrInrn.

OMAHA. April 3-Bank clearibEs fol
corresponding day last year. S.0i6ls 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
Rosaon MinInR stoeka.
BOSTON. April S.-ciosing quotations

The Persistent and Judicious Use OF
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Minnesota.

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very heart of agricultural Minnesota;
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ride from Minneapolis, at SIS per acre are
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before prices so up. Call or write for map
and full information about our state and
university land running 30 years at per
cent Daily land excursions. Experl-
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Ia the time to get over the ground. A.
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peapolis.