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The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-24
Bead It.

Shed won the drummer in the band.
And he could not secrete 1t,
But when she spurned his heart and hand
He took his drum and beat 1t.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-24
Saws REESE.

Saws Reset.
"There's one thing that's certain
Says old Mr.. Peck.
"a boil on the stove is
Worth two on the neck"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Another things certain,
It's known far and wide,
That a stitch in time is
Worth two In the side
Sharon Pa.) Herald.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-24

Paw Knows Everything.
Willie-Paw. is anything ever born
full grown?
Paw-Yes. my son: sneeze Is
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-24

Ho, Huml
My change I sort;
I heave a sigh;
The days are short.
And SO am /.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

Of agad sheep was very meager, consist
ing only OF two or three cars Of owes
With light receipts here, az well as az
all other market points. and bullish ad-
vices from the east, sellers started out
asking higher prices. The advance was
fought by the packer buyers making
another slow deal during n good part OF
the forenoon but finally the buyers we're
forced TO come across with more money
The lambs sold fully 10000 higher and
aged sheep steady 20 strong. A new
high price for lambs for the year to cate
was hit this morning, there being two
cars OF Mexicans fed In Nebraska good
enough to reach 1890. the record since
May, 1912 The top during that year was
$40. IS. The bulk OF today's lambs sold
around 81 65di9. s.. The range on ewes
was N.75Q7 80.
The top on lambs a week ago was S9s5
against top today OF 50 90 The bulk OF
In practically the same notchos as this
morning. Notwithstanding a good run
this week prices arc generally regarded
as strong compared with last weeks close.
or i0q@c higher on lambs compared with
Mondays opening. Aged sheep have fluc-
tuated little during the week, and the
supply % them has been very nleager.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; lambs
MeNicans, 81. 60dI9, 30; lambs. fed westerns,
80 OOG9 70: lambs, shoaring. IS 3SfIg 90;
Mexicans. 81. 40Gf9. IS: lambs, fed westerns
s. 90ds5: lambs, shearlng, ssl0I&e0
ycarllngs. light. Ss75sfs.Oo: yeariings
heavy. 85odS7b; wethers, good to choice.
3 IhE00; Nethcrs, fair 70 Iood. st.5od1.7S;
ewes. good TO choice, S.50d7S0; ewes. fair
to good, T25d7.5O.
u a.s.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20


head. comprised the days receipts,
This brings the total for the week 20
date up 10 72,Rl head, being almost 1000
head larger than last week, and more than
5000 head heavier than a year ago,
Supplies were very moderate, and even
with THE ten cars held over from yes
terdRy. there was only a rather limited
assortment 90 pick from. Good shipping
hogs were not 80 plentiful as on previou
mand was large, ana outside buyers
started right In taking such hogs as they
could use at figures that were around
Sc higher. Packers, on the other hand
started Ia Just as they did yesterday
morning making their offers on a steady
basis. Nothing moved. however. until well
along I'm the forenoon, when packers be
gan raising their early offers slowly. and
when the first packing hogs finally
that were Just nickel above yesterdays
kilier trade.
This strength, which only came in
spots was short lived and before much
OF anything had chance 10 sell offers
we're back on q steady basis This made
closing rounds very dull but In the end
practically everything was sold.
As a general thing the market was
steady TO a nickel higher, and averaged
purchases were around Be higher straight
through. while packers droVeE were
steady TO a shade higher, and as much
as a nickel up In sDots. Shipping hogs
sold largely at range OF t665q515 the
latter figure being the days top Most
OF the killers moved at t6.60q6T0 For
the week 20 date values show a net de-
lower than the high figure al the close OF
last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Total p rsesiptsifii y tiIlEtAn


CATTI. E-Receipts of cattle this morn,
ing numbered 100 head, making otel
for the five days this week. 2olNo tho
largest for any similar period since tnv
third week In October OF last year. =.
with 40 few cattle in sight this nornins
there was really nothing to excite lnter-
est In buyers or create any enthusiasm;
In consequence the trade was slow ana
duh as II IL very apt TO be on FRIDAY
In addition to being weak TO lOc lower
than yesterday The market IL now lSW
25c lower than last weeks close.
Cows and heifers were also dun ana
weak and they are In most cases nc
lower than week ago.
There were not enough stoekers or
feeders IN sight to talk about. The teel-
ing however, war fully steady with yes
terhay and II IL safe TO say that the mar
lSet on practically all kinds OF stockerH
and feeders Ia about the same as Il was
on Friday Of last week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed Deeves S7.t0fp&90 fair 10 good
cornfed beeves, H1OQ7,t 10; common 20
fair cornfed beeves, s66OdT7 10; good 20
choice heifeTa, 80. 25Qp700. good to choice
cows, S. 756l6.bO: fair to good cows, 5000
5.7h; common 90 fair COWS, S4O0u5.00; good
to choice stockers and feeders. T.OO9t1. b0i
fair 90 good stockers and feedera. $500
100; common 10 fair 6tockers and feeders.
s5.756pS.5O; stock heifers, &.b008. ~ stock
COWS AT5d600; stock calves S5O0dp7. so;
voal calves, " OOm95O; bulls, stays, etc,
-. 75GfS00
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading aud Closing
Prices ON board OF Trade

Features OF the Trading aud Closing
Prices ON Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO March 19-After showing
decided strength the greater part OF the
time today wheat underwent a sharp set
back Just before the close; The sudden
break was accompanied by disturbing
bearish rumors about crisis said 10
have been reached In the relations OF
Austria with Italy. Prices closed On
settled, hc TO &c under last night. Corn
finished a sixteenth to nc down, oats INC
Off 20 a shade advance, and provisions
at loss OF Sc TO 2Oa22lhc.
b6ld eSvy seiii Iaf, 70 realize profits for
10 q beartsh attack late In the session,
large part OF the offerings having
passed into weaker hands. Stop loss
orders were quickly reached about a half
hour before the final bell. much nervous
ness being shown over the chance that n
spiit would ensue between Austria and
Germany, Assertions that recent export
business In flour had been a great deal
oVerestimated counted also In Changing
sentiment abruptly against the bulls.
siderable 10 do With yiie ffS had con-
market before the late reaction. There
were also reports of unlooked-for Turkish
successes In the Dardanelles and the
ments Of wheat for Italy-is 600 40
bushels. Largo export clearances. a num-
M SeE r6 OF or9p COMPLAINTS, and 2 big cut In
airy help TO the bulls.
Corn, was strong emly with other.
grain, but sagged quickly when they
turned weak. The bulk of transactions
were between pit spectators. Lightness
| OF offerings frightened the oats market
until tho bear furry in all staples took
P pstes near near the END Of the. day. shipping
Packers and others selling overturned
an advance in provisions The embargo
on trade with Germany was said 20 be
at least somewhat the reason.
Futures were quoted as Ioilows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Conviction of Diggs
And Caminetti is
Affirmed by Court

SAN FRANCISCO. March iS-rhs oon-
viction Of r, Drew csminett. son of
Anthony csminettL United statss COM
Maury I. Digs. former state architect.
under the Mann white slave act. were az
firmed today By the United States cir
cult court OF appeals
The opinion was delivered by Presiding
Judge Gilbert and was concurred In by
Judge Wolverton. Judge Erskine NJ. Ross
digsented.
Digs and caminetti were tried and
convicted before United states District
Judge William C. Van Fleet in 1913 for
the transportation OF Lola Norris and
Marsha Warrington from Sacramento.
Cal. to Reno, New, for immoral pur-
poses.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

trade buying Influenced by the untaVor-
able weather adviCcs from Cuba. Prices
At midday were 2d4 points net higher
BUTTER-Stcady; receipts, o,t96 tubs,
creamery extras ta3 scorc), NC; creamery
(hi her sCoringl. aAhUloC, creamery,
flrsts. sSG2Sitc; seconds, 93,sdc5ihc.
CHEFS Il Steady; state, whole milk,
held specials 16A6i5Nc; average fancy,
I6i. l7i6atC
EGGS-Irregular: receipts. t6,9aS cases,
fresh gathered extras. 2ii7H22c; fresh
ERthered, storage packed, firsts TO extra
firsts, 9N62iC. regular packed extra firsts,
eOAc: tirsts. iait d20c; fresh gathered Soc
ends tSisdi9c; nearby HENRY whites, fine
TO fancy, e5Ns6c; nearby hennry browns,
Uo2t.C.
POTIITRN--Alive weak; western fowls,
i5diSc; turkeys, iSdi5O; dressed, very
quiet western frozen roasting chickens,
I7dic: fresh fowls, lldilHc; turkeys lSq2cc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

CONNER Brandeis Theater, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
OMAHA aENrRAi MARwuT.

BuTTER,-No, l, lib, cartons, 2sc; No
?, 6olb. tubs, Sc
team Swiss, s6c; block swiss. 29c: twins
1eitc: daisies, Tic; trlplets, iSC; Young
Americas, lS}tci blue label brick, lie, linn
burger s,io @ei i,e o Ssbi New HoNuo gors
FIsH-Trout. nc; large orapples. i5c;
hshbut, lac; channel catfish, lAc.
BEEF CuTs-Ribs, No, /, ice; No. 2,
lSlsc: No. 3, mae, Loins No, l. i9iSc
No. 2, l5c; No, B l2lAc. Chucks, No, l,
sac; No; 2. Sso; No, 2 Sc. Plates, No l.
ilhc; No. g lie; No. 3 l0hC,
PoULTRH-Broners 1899; spring chick
ems, lie; hens, eullo; cocks, Sc; ducks,
dos e ducks fun teatSsrod iSs geese SS
full foathered Sc; SQUADS. No !. $50; No.
Market quotations furnished by GninsEi
FRUITS@oranges Per box. extra fancy
Alphabeticsl. al sizes, 327Sj extra fancy
suGkist; AL sizes, 80; Red bail AL
kist, SyOs. 3,Os. stOOa45o; choice Red
bali, $3.50 Grapefruit: Per box, Ses tSs,
12OO; CAS- and sos $3.50. @s, S225.
ton White Winter fearmalnes, sL79,
spitzenburgs, $50; Hoovers. N;@: Black
Black Twig. As5: extra fancy Utah Ganos,
lots, 81. 40: Ben Davis, highly colored, per
Dbl, S225; ben Davis, commercial pack,
per bbl, $50; Shield Wineaaps, per Dbl,
d 90 Pears: Per box. ANXIOUS, sheldon.
Jersey, Bosco, Easter, S221. bananas per
bunch, Ss,OO@2,%, per h.. &c. Strawberries:
VEtSEtTABIEs 90 Caulinower. whole
crate, S2I6 per crate Cabbage; New,
York Danish, &c Lb.i Wisconsin. Holland
seed, 1lSc h.. California, new, ahe ID. Gel.
ery. Jumbo SOC doz.; head lettuce, N.OO
doz. leaf lettuce, +0c COZ. onionsi Red.
&c 10. yellow, 20 ID; white, 21So. Id; Span
ish, S1,TS cratic, Artichokes, $50 dos.;
endive. SSc ID. ; Brussels sprouts, zoe h.;
peppers SOC basket tomatoes, 800 crate
Eariio, Italian, Csc h., radishes, 800
doE turnlps 6Oc dos; spinach 6Oc don;
arsley, Soc doH; beans, $3.50 hamper.
onion sets, yellow and red, $50 blu. !
white, Sl.75 bu. Potatoes; Colorado Rurals,
75c bu Red River ohios, S5c hu: Mime
sofa whites, 0Oc bu. Sweet potatoes &7b
per Ou.
NJJTS--No, California walnuts, lsc
per ID; black wainuts, sac per b.; III
berts. l6c per ID; pecanH. l2hc per H.
Brazils, l2ikc per ID; almonds. 2Oc per
ID: so COZ figs, 81 per box; sugar wal
nut dates, $40 per box; Hallowi dates,
&C INSECT rs III MISUNDERSTANDING popcorn &c
per ID; lines, Sl.T5 por box; orackerjaok,
1850 per case; crackeriack, one-half case,
u.7b; checkers. $50 per case; checkers,
cider. New York. $50 keg. CocoRnuts.
Sa6O sack; 75c doz Cranherries: Late
Howes, 800 per bbl. $3.50 per box. Pea
nuts: Raw. 10 h.: sack lots (Jumbo), Sc
ID; roasted, Sho; salted, $50 can. Mush-
rooms. 6Oc ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
SHOOTS AT DESERTER
IN DOWNTOWN STREETS

NEW YORK, March is.-Serseant
Henry Wetiting Of the SiNty-sixth com
psny coast artillery. u. 5. A.. fired four
bullets from an automatic pistol at de-
Rerter whom he was pursuing at Thirty
eighth street and Broadway today. The
bullets glanced from the sidewalk. ono
struck and dangerously wounded blind
psddler. another inflicted a slight wound
iE the neck Of the deserter. Joseph
Fleischman. while the third grazed the
cheek OF DIR. Charles Hunt OF washing
ton, d. c. The fourth bullet whizzed over
crowd OF pedestrians.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Why Pay Rent?

This Is just the place you have been
looking for, 100 acres located IN the
fapSous Red River valley. Polk county,
MINI, miles from town. Rich. black
loSm clay subsoil; 100 acres broke. Sec
ond crop on the land now. We will erect
set OF buildings to suit buyer ON a cash
Payment OF $500. balance 81 per acre each
year. We will furnish you with all the
cows and hogs you can handle. You pay
Tor them out of y the cream checks and
y the increase. This extraordinary offer
expires March "a 1913.
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY,
lnlh-lG " O w RIhrr Ornn ha Nah
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

SELLING several high class stock farms
direct from owners. Farms near cities.
around April 10. NJ. "a Carlson, Clear
Water MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

KANSAS CITY, March 19-CATTLfs-
Receipts, 800 head: market steady; prime
fed steers, S.lblg.6o; dressed beef steers,
xIO0gSl0' western steers, t6.b0@l 81;
stoe6ers and feeders, s6OOdF.so; bulls, tS.%
@6b0; calves, f6.OQd1iO50.
HOOS-Receipts, $500 head; market
strong; bulk OF sales. l6.eSaf67b: heavy
S6.65QJ Jah; packers and butchers. t6@n
80; light f6.65df6S0: pigs, SR0O6s.60
SHEEP AND Misunderstanding. 400
head; market higher; lambs. 81 O0da 20.
yearlinEs, @,0Ome,s So wethers, 81 2S4a00;
ewes, 81 OodD776
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Omnhn IIay AfnrLet .

OMAHA. March l9.--PRAIRIE HAY
NiOOql2OO. No. g. s9'OOQ11.O6 choice mid
land. $500; No. J. H2.5O; No. 2, $1,000
1870; No. g. S9.O06t1i.00 choice lowland
Nl6O; No l. Stl.OO; No. 2. s9.OOqi0.OO; No.
g. 81 100000
STRAW-No straw on the market
needed badly; choice wheat. S6.5O6f7. OO
choice oat or rye. S7.O0n7.50.
ALFAIFA-TCholce pea green. leafy
fine stem. t14O0dl5.OO: Il takes extra
choice 10 bring $500: No. ], Si8. 50dti4 10;
No. 2. S12.OOo13O0; No. 3, 81. OOni2O0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
K.n.a. c,.y Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Mnrch la,--WHEAT--
No. 2 hard, 81 ,b5dIl.e7; No. 2 red. 1854;
May. 81 .46N: July, n.lsHdi III Septem-
Der, 81 .O6hdp1 .06N.
CORNING. iaixed, 79c; No. white.
73ikc: No yellow. 73ysc; No. 3, i2AgiSc;
May. 7l%g711o July. 7S7Sq14c; septem-
oATsSNo. 2 white. Sshe No. mixed.
556T66c.
BuTTER-Creamery &c; firsts. &c;
seconds, 23c: packing. Idc.
EGGS-Ftrsts 1sAc; seconds. lie,
POuLTRY-iens, t4,sc: roosters, i0hc
turkeyR lbc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

ceipts 1000 head; market lower native
beef steers, T.0OdlS75. cows and heifers
fS.50aS25; southern steers, sS.2sffQ rs; cows
and heifers. t4,Ood6.0O; native calves. ESQ.,
6pi0O0
IoGS-Receipts, $500 head: market
higher; pigs ana lights, t6.50af 20; mixed
and butchers, S6SSf7. 20; good heavy, $500
fpf.Oh =
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. 200
head; market higher; native muttons ssT5
q5s.00; lambs. Sg,00q9.Sb. yearilnEs, $500
$50; sheared yearlinRa S6 bOaTh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March is.-METALs-
Lead Steady at A.06Wfl5; London. f22
lbs Sd Speiter: Nominal: London eA bs
Tin. firm; five-ton lots. $50 .0oQ65 90
Copper. firm electrolytic. SIS .OOlll5. q
casting, N4.50G4i4. 70 Iron, steady ana un-
changed.
AZ London: Spot copper. e67: futures,
e67 iOs. Spot tin, ei76s futures. el67. An.
tmony, R77G7s,
ST. LOUIS. March i9.-META LS-Lead,
strong At A.lOg4. 121s. Spelter. firm az
. hOalO. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

LEAVING CRY.
Nice home, Hanscom park district; a
real bargain, sacrifice for quick sale.
Wright g. Lasbury, Douglas 1852
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
N,,nneanoIt, Grain Marked.

MINNEAPOLIS March l0.-WItEAT-
May. 81 !9SasGtl .4sh; July. Si.42M asked; No
/ hard, 81 544: No. northern, N.5ikH
1.54n. No. northern, S1.47Adl Ola
FLOUR--Unchanged,
BARLEYs-1ld7ec.
RYE-S1.1T
BRAN-S200
CORNING. 3 yellow, 69hQ693,c.
OATS-No. white. bSd6Shc
FIAX-Sl. 93L0ll SIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Cotton Market.

Spot quiet; middling uplands. s.O5c. No
sales
Cotton futures closed steady; March.
66ic; May. SIC: July, s,l6c; October, o i6c
December, 9,64c,
The cotton market closed steady, net
UNCHANGED 10 2 points lower.
LIVERPOOL, March la-COTTON-
Spot. easier; good Iniddling. God; mid
ding, 4.Nd. sales, 1000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
REAL EsTATE-LoANs

OMAHA hones- East Nebraska farma
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
toi6 Omaha Natl Douglas g7tA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
cARN0Y COMBAT PROVES
COSTLY TO THE GERMANS

PARIS. March i9.-The combat a. Car
noy. which began the evening Of Mareh
Il, by the explosion OF heavily charged
mine In one Of the French advanced
trenches. was vain and costly for the
Germans, according 10 an official note Ia
sued by the war office today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
Londoa stock Market.

LONDON March ls.-Amarican secur-
shade more active, Erie and Canadian
Pacific were frequently marked and
United States Steel changed hands at 4sh
a reaction over the new minimum The
closing was steady
tSILVER-Bar. % l3-i6d per ounce.
MONBY-l6f1i4 per cent
DISCOUNT RATEG-Short bills, IL per
cent; months. 2h per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

NEW YORK, March fs-COFFEE--
Coffee futures opened at an advance or
to points In response TO the continued
seemed 20 he very few buying orders
around the ring and prices eased off UNI
der realizing. scattering May liquidation
some local selling for a reaction. The
close was net unchanged TO points
lower, Sales $500 bags. March, 60bc
April, 60Sc; May 6i2c; June 6.t7o: July,
7.24c. August. 7.31c. September 7.asc;, DC
tober 743c; November, T.4sc: December.
1859: January. Isle February. 7.s1c.
Spout steady; Rio No. I. so;. Santos No.
4, 10ff10hc Ria exchange was Ii-16d
higher while there was further advance
OF rs reis In the Ria market and OF 100
refs al Santos.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

furnished BY burns. BFinkeT q Co.
Omaha National bank building;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

City National Bank Building,
Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
a.. Loui. Grain Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 19.--WHEAT-No 2
red, t1.56ai.57; No. . hard. nominal; May,
s1.62h; July. tLl9
CORNING, g. 76c; No white nomi-
oATs-No. 2, Coo; No. white, 6iisc;
May, 7iIkdq4Lsc: July 76ibc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
-. Jo.eph Live stocE Marcel

ST, JOSEPH. March 10 --CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 100 head. Market steady: steers.
ToouS.boi cows and heifers, A.2sGS.S;
calves. t1.o0f9.25
aoGs-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
higher: top. S.75a bulk of sales. $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBs--RaceIpts. 500
head. Market steady; lanbs, s9.00d8eb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend OF Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Thursday, April IS.
1915, 10 stockholders Of record at the
close of business on Wednesday. March
81. 1915. q. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
sious CITY Tive Stock NrarL.,.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March l9.-CATTLE--
Receipts, 800 head market steady. ma
tive steers, $6.00dp7.3; butchers, S. asa
81 60dib.s5
HoGs-Recelpts, $500 head; market
Hight, ss.65d6.SlS; bulk OF ssies. sS.S7isa
6h2h
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Reoeipts, 800
head
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
PIGS

sHEEP-A lisht run of sheen ana lambs
was again the order OF the day. the re-
&c pts amounting 20 only 1000 head az
compared with .S22 a week ago. The
receipts for the five days Of the week
titus far fall a little under last week, but
are about the same a. a year ago. Like
the last few days OF late the proportion
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
SesbOard Exporters Predict that Top
Price for Old Wheat Crop is
Yet to Come.
ALL GRAINS ARE UP TODAY

,.. OMAHA. March 10, 1915,
Exporters at the seaboard are in pos
session OF more information as to the
amount of wheat sold to so abrosS and
still to 60 forward than those I'm thu
west, and they are very generally OF
the opinion that we have not yet seen as
nigh prices as we will see for old crop
wheat" said Charles h. Pierce president
OF the Bartlett-Frasier company. TO
one VINO may not be so well Informed, II
must be evident that. considering the eN-
uemelN light offerings OF wheat, not
wthstanding the good premiums bid for
all varieties OF contract wheat to come
To chicago. the situation as regards chi
Trade In II is light, because few care TO
commence buying at the present level,
ana there Is as much wheat already sold
a hedge against such sales as II has
oeen safe to sell, as a purchase OF May
wheat , is not the best Insurance against a
ss,N,, dor March or April shipment or
Cash wheat will develop strength week
TO week, and thirty DAYS from now the
pdlCe VIII feel the influence 81 the cash
SITUATION much more than at present.
The principal cause OF the strength In
whSat yesterday was the reported sales
OF large quantities. OF flour TO the Dutch
government as well as to France and
Greece. Cash sales here were small T'hc
seaboard reported 500 200 bushels as taken
ior export, and Minneapolis 10000 BUSH
re S 20 20 70 tne cast; aboard markets
OF wheat the last few days
Corn sold laGSsc higher and oats were
up lqlhc. The southwest reports con-
tnued demand for the cash article Corn
SUI remains under the influence Of oats
The export trade in oats was reported
~ 100000 bushels at the seaboard and
2Vv bushels OF rye were sold Offerings
OF May oats were small, because mRny
DAYS. ~ ' ~"
The provision market was inclined TO
tolloW the changes i'm grain and the list
closed higher Packers sold July deliver
les ana shorts were the principal buyera
lard. ''' '''' i'i7S'S 'Niu
Omaha spot market:
Wheat was 1hd2c higher.
Corn was iUlkC higher.
oats were MG1sc higher
tleafances were: Wheat and flour
equal to l,225O00 bushels corn GO 600
ovshelsi oats, $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat not quoted .
corn, &c higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 5S7 600
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
against receipts of 40 900 bushels and
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year
Urinary corn receipts were A2S 600 bush
els and shipments 42S, 900 bushels against
receipts of $4,000 bushels and Shipments
OF $4,000 bushels last year
Urinary oats receipts were 75S 900 bush
els ana shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts of $4,000 bushels and shipments
or 10000 bushels last year
CARLOT RECEIPTS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20

LIVERPOOL, March i9.-WHEAT--
Spot. No, Manitoba, 1Ss b1sd No. hard
winter, i3s I'd.
CORNLspot, American mixed, new. II
I'D; American mixed, old. Sc ID; March,
Is sid
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
DRY Goods Market.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were steady today and
slightly frmer In primary markets Yarns
were quiet. Woods were firm ana high
as rule. Silks were quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20


Sales reported TO-DAY were: wheat--No
hard winter: cars. 81 .551h: car, 81 B5I4
No. hard winter: / car 81 So No I
hard winter: car. S1.5ah. No. mixed:
y car. 81 .66h. Rye-No 3: part of car.
II; No. 4: car. .l.i4 Corn--No. 3
yellow; cars, 70l4o; cars, zoe No. I
yellow; cars. sec: 1 car, 6s%c. No, S
yellow: / car, 6sSsc car, 6sSc No. J
mixed; car. near white, 6skc 3 cars,
&c. No mixed: car, near white,
691sc; cars. 6Sitc No. 5 mixed: ] car,
Pc. oats-Standard: car, Ssc. No !
white: 9<6 cars, B7fc. No. white: 1 car,
BIC. Sample / car, 56%c: car. b6NcS 2
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat:No. 2 hard,
3. 5S4l 56lA; No. 3 hard, $l54Gll. 55b: No.
! hard. ,sl.4seli .64ls, No. . spring. ,l.5id
l;5ols; No durlm. q, 49dp1.5O; No,
durum, 81. 4Sdl49. Corn: No. white, 7ld
7lhe; No. ? white. 70hff7lc; No white
7Oh n70hc; No. 4 white, 6S&t aD6eSlc; No.
white. 6S&G69aic: No. g white, sSl. d69lL
No. ! yellow, 70%G7fc; No. yellow. TOii "a
Otc; No. yellow, 70Q70ko; No. 1 yellow.
sS1k06StRc; No. yellow 6sltq69Isc; No,
9 yellow, 6Sd69c; No. ] mixed, SSIkd7Oc
No. 2 mixed, 69Gl691Sc; No 3 mixed. 6Sa a
69kc; No. 4 mixed, 6SGGsc; No mixed.
6Sd16sc; No mixed, b7ib16Sihc. Oats: No
z white. 5Sq5Shc; standard. 57%deSc; No,
white, b1hq671Rc: No. { white, b6%Q67c
Barley: Mailing, 78d7Sc: No. 1 feed. ga
CSC. Rye; No. .. N.14l<@l. lblh; No. ., si.ii
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle Are Weak and sheer
strong.
CHICAGO. March 1s.-CATTLE--7e-
ceipta 1900; market weak; native stearu
s. SdS.65: Western. H.8f17. 70: cows and
heifers, s.. Bd7.7b: calves. e.O0df06O b,
HOQS-dReceipts. 1900 head; market
early advance lost; bulk OF salee q. 769
SIS; light S6,0O6i6.Sb: mixed, S5606iA&
heavy, 81. Sbdp6sS; rough, ss.45aDsBo; ptEs,
t5.b0G6.T0.
sHBEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. 500
head; market strong. sheep, 81. i051A16;
yearllngs, Ns6d9.15; lambs. 81 c0n100o