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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
IND HEIFERS.

HOGS-A very moderate Thursday run
of hogs was received today. Arrivals
were estimated at 100 cars, or II 800 head.
bringing the total for the week - date
up TO H.5ll head. This Is a decrease OF
1900, as compared with last week. 1890
smaller than two weeks ago and ~"
short OF tho scme days year axe.
presented pretty much the same appear
ance as on previous days OF the week.
shippers ana on- or two OF the packers
had fnirly broad orders for the good
butcher weight and savy hoSs and under
the influence ~ god competition prices
~ these grads scored a full 5eti0c rd-
vance. A good snare OF the sales mat
for the year and for Ia Il matter tho nigh
est price that as heen paid since 1911
AZ noted above one CT two OF the pack
eFs got into tho game on early rounds.
but with the thers holding back mixed
and light hogs were entirely neglected,
many faping to even attract a bid up to
mid-toreiioon. The result was that while
diserable grades were pretty well cleaned
up by 1890 not even \ start had been
m ado on the other ktrds.
Summing up the general market was .
ni0c n CHER and CLOSED with the advance
partly II not entirely lost. Best kinds
showed flat i1c upturn In many cases,
receiving more advance than anything
else. Buik of the hcEs sole cp TO midday
moved 81 8 t5qfS.6S with quite a showing
as high lts $50 aud plentiful sca,tering
of light downward from - The sales
reported below tend 10 make the market
look stronger than q actually was for
a Eood many OF the lights and butchers.
which sold late. were not weighed In time
10 be qouted and Others failed 10 sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the TraainE and Closing
Prices an Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. March 2-Nefvousnesa over
Washington's Developments In regard -
PpsslSsls cssh rssplsS Of osEmsn a. attacks on
bearish effect on the wheat market here.
The outcome was an unsettled close. iSe
az HesS torn M1sn finshed nh shsde snq b ~.
OF, oats unchanged 70 he up and pro-
visions with gains Of &c 20 &c.
Reports that President Wilson had said
war between the United states and Ger
many might help civilization and bring
tho European confiict 10 an end by mid
decided downturn OF the day in the price
of wheat. Quick announcement, how
ever. that such an utteranee had been
q recovery In tho market, although values
continued TO show. as during most OF the
preceding time today. an evident tendency
70 range lower than yeatcrday's finish.
The chief exception was a bulge which
took place upon receipt OF advices that
the German sea raider Moewe had been
news about the Moewe was more or less
offset, though. by dispatches falling Of
German submarines having destroyed
sno1fails throughout the winter crop
states acted from the start a. something
of handicap on the wheat bulls. and so.
Nevertheless, interest devolved 20 by far
the greatest extent ON the submarine
SsoH a.nsSs NSt aSeh sn1 r,ss ssssa o
but ie was said some lots were disposed Of
Corn averaged lower with wheat. Any
radical decline. however. was checked by
the fact thai receipts We're light AND that
tie demand.
Oats developed a little strength on ae-
count Of signs OF liberal buying for the
seaboard. n could not be definitely COM
nrFned that important sales had been
made for export
Provisions were heiped upward b,
higher quotations on hogs. Weakness OF
grain caused reaction. but In the late
tran4actions packers who early In the day
had been sellers appeared 20 have turned
20 the buying side.
Chicago Cash Trices--WheAt: No.
rcd, n.tiA: No. red. si0slsfi. .i0g: No.
hard, 81 iiffl .i2h No. hard 81 Go. .oSik
Corn; No. 2 yellow, TIC; No. 4 yellow,
e60dec; No I white. 675tdsSc. Oats: No.
white. tot04iisc: standard. f21f2Nc. Rye
nominal Barley. eoQ10c. Seed: Timothy
3..Jffioo; Clover. SO O0Qo0oo Provisions
Pork, sia5o91-eo, lard, tie22; ribs. 81 o
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. GGSle.
EGGS-Higher, receipts, u.i53 cases
firsta, t1iSne2c; ordinary firts. 204t f12lc
AT mark. cases included e0f1c
FOrLTRY-Alive, UNCHANGED
PoTATOES-LoWer receipts, as cars
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and Da.
koia whites. Sff94c; Minnesota and pa.
kofa Ohios. S9s0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Gus Renze Insists
He is Not Sick Man

Gus Renze is alive. healthy, happy.
He Is anxious that the public may know
this fact so that his friends Will 1uit
sending flowers for the sick" He was
i'll but a short time and has for several
days been extremely busy building floats
at the Ak-Sar-Ben den and building UP
oontraptions for the coming summers
limitations.
Nevertheless the telephone is constantly
ringing with his friends at the other end
of the line wanting to know how the
patient is getting along.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
OMAHA GENERA MARKET

VEGETABLEs-Po bu.: Mime
sofa white stock. f.lO western Ne
Colorado Red River ohios. u.4O. Sweet
potatoes: Kansas seed sweets $50 bbi
Jerseys, N55 hamper, southern. 3d.
hsmper. onions: Red, sue ID: yellow
gilc H.. Spanish. g. n crate. Lettuce, "a on
crate. Brussels sprouts, eOc ID. Cab
bage, 1hc III. Rhubarb, $500 box Tona-
toes. $50 crate. CRuliflower, $500 crate.
Peppers. @o basket. Get New seets. carrots.
rots, turnips. parsnips, rutabagas, &c 10.
Celery; Florida. p or doz., t2.75 crate:
Florida; ! doz,, crate. S250.
OYSTERS-Chesap peake, per gal: Stand.
ards, sl.2b; selects. $3.50: small standards.
81. Is. Northern. per gal: Standards 81 IS,
selects. SiS0; counts, ti.95.
ONION SErS-Yel elbow. $3.50 bu; red.
t300 bu.; white. $3.50 bu.
HoNEY-Comb, Ca sections). t2.75 case
Airline. - s-oz, tumblers. 81 1.s0 case.
DATES. FIGS-Dromedsry dates. 8. 70
case; fard dates. ne III; stuffed dates.
q. .S box; new figs, y i0-dz.. soc box.
POPCoRN-No, l rice. &c lb. 10 lib.
pkgs., 1850 case.
NUTs-Lb.: No. 1 peanuts raw
raw. SIC; peanuts Jumbo, roasted. SIC
filberts. l5c; pecans. t3ikc: pecans,
Jumbo. iIlsc; mixed nuts. 15c.
F1SH-F'resh. per H.: Catfish. tGc hall.
but lee: falTnon, Size: red snapper. lie,
black bass, id92bc; crnpples, igGisc
founders, i2c. Frozen. per H.. Halibut
llci herring, b1Tnbl trout, he, white 50
lOc salmon. sGpl0c: pickerel. 61fSc: pike
1Mdi0c. Smoked, per lb.. White. lOc
kiIpered. per h.; Salmon. i0c: Finnar
hadd'es, lsc.
CELERY-Per doz.. mammoth, sOc; me.
diem. eoc. small. S5c.
BUTTER-No. / creamery. in cartons
sac, No. 2. soc: In tube. 3oc.
EGoS-isc
CHEEsE-Imported Swiss. &c: domes-
tic, aie; block. 2se: swins, 2oc: daisies, 2Oc
triplets. 20c: young America, nc; blue
label brick. Ale: limburger. &c; imported
French Roduefort. 5ss.
PoULTRY--Hens. Ice: roosters, SIC
young ROSTERS. 1iGitc; ducks, l2thc
geese, 1ai4c; turkeys. 17Gisc per pound.
BEEF CuTS-No. ribs, ljc; No. ribs
iTAc; No. ribs. lslAc; No. l loins, 2ec
No. loins, 9OStc; No. loins, l514c; Nc
chucks, iotc. No. chleks, roc: No.
chucks. ehe No. / rounds, ishc; No.
nss 1GSnds NO rGsna' sEs N1 DsS DIs., SS,
SIC.
sunSist. Ga. sos. Ss.25: sss. t2.sO. isss. ts';S
i5Os, 100; lies. 2sss. a24s. t.35. 2O0s, siss
E0s ts.1s. Lemona, box Golden Bowl
B0O, silver Cord. $40. Grapefruit, box
81 ee16; l6s. 800; s4s, $3.50; t4s, sos. $50
txtra fancy. Bic, 316O; extra fancy, 46s
tsi5. 5ia. tis. @s. NOo. Grapes. keg
Naiasns s.hOfis %. RRnanas. lunches
Medium FiEc H50fl2.N; medium size
iumboee, f. 0f52.25. regular size, jun.
boes. f2.a1ef2.7a. extra large iumboes, $40
fa25; mammoth juuiboes, 81 50d73 70
crsnheryies barrel. tS0odi2.0O cider
keE. Nehawka, 33.b.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

lambs to 20 70 the country Tor feeding
OF sheartnE purposes.
Aged sheep made up a very small pro-
portion OF the total supply. but found
the outlet much narrower than on most
previous days OF the week. and aa q gen
erai thing ewes were met with demands
for lower prices. None had been caahed
up 10 q late hour.
In fact Il was almost noon before
traders got down to business. but sellers
stuck until they carried their point, and
when they finally cut loose II was on a
steady basis. Another cut OF the choice
fed westerns, which have been selling at
800 all this week. brought the money
again today, and two loads OF q real
good kind landed al Fp5. One OF the
feature sales Of the day was n package
OF spring lambs. the first here this sea-
son. that went across the scales at 1880
Quotations on sheep and lambs Lambs
good TO choice. tiOS0dii.1 TO- lambs fair
TO good. $40, eOa10S; lambs, clipped, - 25
Q1o.O yearlings. fair 10 choice light ts.2
% s.. yearllnEs. fair 10 choice heavy,
- OoGe 25: wethers, fair to choice, 81 .500
So: ewes. good 70 choice, r.15f3 90
ewes fair TO good, 81 .oof7.T5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkET
Cattle steady-HORs UnsettIed-
sheep steady.

CHICAGO, March 2-CATTLE-Re-
celpts. 1000 head; market steady: native
beef steers, H.26d9.,0, western steers, T10
ass; stockers and feeders, S5.15d7 s.,
cows and heifers. t5lJaSi5; calves. $50
1bii.2
HOGs-Receipts. 3l.OCO head: market
unsettled. closed easy at 59ioc advance;
s.. 5Qa91O; heavy. ts.SOG9 10: rough, $50
sIST5: pigs, 81 25dS 80.
SHEEP AND LAMES-Faeceipts, 1900
head; market steady; wpthcrs. N.91Ge 80;
ewes. S5.65aSSO; lambs, S9.25G11.35.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

NEW YORK. March 2-COFI EE-A
further advance at tho opening OF the
market for coffee futures was followed
By reactions durinR todays trading. F1rst
prices were unchanged to points higher
Rn,l active months sold aLoa 46f5 Toints
above last nlSht'r closing figures during
the enrly trading on n reEeva nj OF yester-
days buying movcment and continued
teadinoss OF Brazil. Mpy contracts soid
up To Siie and September to s3oc. or into
new high gTOund for the movement. but
this advance seemed 10 attract q good
deal Of realizing and the ceiling was pro
NOTED later bv rrmors that ocean freight
room was offering more freely At silsht
Concessions from recent official quota
tions.
Rumors that the German commerce
raider had been captured off the coast
OF Brazil may also have had some influ-
once on the decline which carried May off
TO &O3o and September to SOC the close
was g 5 points net lower. Sales. 5t.sOo
bags: March I.scc: April 7.s6c; May.
So2c; June. SGc: July, Slic; August
Si5c; September, si9c; October. S22c; No
vember s.e6c; December. S.&c: January
sac. Spot coffee. steady; Rio 7s, aAc;
Santos A. iOlsc: cast and freight offers
were reported 10 10 Is points HIGHER
with quotations ruling around l02OfliO S0c
for santos a.. English credits. Tho eft'-
cal cables reported an advance OF s-i6d
IN Ria exchange In London with Rin NAV
ket rs refs lower and Santos unchanged.
Rio cleared 70O0 bags ard Santos &.tO0
bags FOR New York
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
W00DARD OF ROUNDUP
Is VISITING HIS PARENTS

James +. Woodland % Roundup. Mont.
spent wedns sday I'm Omaha at the home
OF his father. James ]. woodard. as
sistant postmaster. he Is a member OF
the Roundup Coal Mining company and
was in St Paul MINI. or business. max
ina the flying trip from there to VISIT
his parents and sisters in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Douglas County
Good Roads Club
Elects Officers

The following orficeFs were elected to
act during the ensuing year by the Doug
las County GOOD Roads and Improvement
club at a meeting held at woodmen OF
the World hall on West Dodge road II.
r. Avery. president; Ben Schooner. sec-
retary; George Rohwer. treasurer: VIII
liam Jensen. II. c. Glissman. Henry
Rohwer. Chris KuehI and George II. Nc
mttee.
bond issue not 70 exceed 10000. the
money TO apply on improvements OF
Douglas county roads The next meet
Ing OF the club will be held In Peters
auditorium at Miilard March T.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
FORMER OMAHA NEWSPAPER
MAN LANDS MUNICIPAL JOB

James II. Pope Los Angeles newspaper
nan. has been appointed city court de-
fender by Mayor Sebastian. Mr. Pope
was an Omaha newspaper man before
he went west. Mr. Pope left Omaha and
Travelled abroad with A. r. Groh for six
months. He took UP the study OF law
on his return and moved TO Los Angeles,
where he married.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
MAX SELICOW is DENIED
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT

Max Selicow. applicant for a writ OF
habeas corpus on the grounds that the
police unlawfuliy denied him his liberty
because he allowed minors in his movie
theater during the scarlet fever epidemic,
in violation OF the health department
rule. lost his case before Judge Day in
district court.
Judge Leslie. in ruling recently that the
health bureau acted within its right re-
fused an injunction sought by the local
movie exhibitors. and Judge Days de-
oision on the habeas corpus proceeding
was practically on the same grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
DOC CARVER TELLS HOW
KID GOT AWAY FROM HIM

DOC" Carver. bane OF the existence Of
small boys who play hockey from school.
tells this one about a recent experience
whilo chasing a youngster who had been
meddling with stink bombs and throw
ing them about
Il chased that kid about six blocks.
and was gaining on him. when all OF a
sudden the wind changed and he got
away from me-" exclaimed the doc"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
HUGE ENGINES NOW IN
SERVICE ON BURLINGTON

The Chicago, Omaha and Denver pas
senEer run on the Burlington has been
equipped with the enormous new engines
recently put into service. Fifteen OF the
gigantic machines have been purchased.
The new passenger engines put onto the
Burlington are each seventy-five feet
long and weigh 4.SO.OO0 pounds The
cylinder are 20 large that an ordinary
sized barrel could be slipped into any
one Of them and a man. six feet tall and
wearing a plug hat. could stand erect
inside the small end OF any one OF the
boilers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Country Club Votes
Bonds for $4,000

The Omaha Country club has voted a
bond issue Of $4,000. OF this sum $4,000
will be applied to the payment of debts
which have accumulated, and the remain
ing $4,000 will be used for improvements
to the club house.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

ST. LOUIS. March 2.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; market higher; native
beef steers, 81. 5Od9.5 50; yearlinR steers and
ers and feeders, $500. 70; Texas and In
dian steers, g. .2GS.00; cows and heifers,
81 A.0oGs,00; native calves, 36Oodi1.25.
higher: pigs and lights, s6.25aS95: mixed
and butchers &Ss0d9OO good heavy, 1886
Gfa.OS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 900
head; market lower; yearling wethers,
tS.OO@lOo0; lambs. ssO06fl1.40; ewes $3.50
rs 10
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
SHOOTS AT BROTHER -IN-LAW
AND GETS 80 DAYS FOR MISS

Clarence Smith. lis North Eleventh
street. took a shot at his brother-in-law.
C. c. Carter. sos South Twenty.first
avenue. Wednesday evening following a
disagreement
did you hit HIM" asked the Judge.
No" replied Smith
Thirty days. concluded the Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Totals................na.9lO l2.l06

CATrLE-Recoipts were light today and
thu total for the four days amouncs 20
y. @S head. rhc market was active. with
prices strong 10 little higher possibly.
or -ound &c higher tnan last week.
practically everything In sisht was
cleaned up In very short time In the
morning.
Quotations on cattle: oGod to choice
beeves. SS.5OUe.O0; fair to good beeves
&.VWS.25; common TO fair DeeNss. N.0Ng
sOO; good TO choice heifers. ss Tbiu i60:
good to choice cows ts.5OfrI.Oo. fair 10
good COWS. S6.006f6bO; common 10 fair
cows. H.50as.5o; good TO choice feeders.
common to fair fscders, eo0ty1 ~: good
10 chlice stockers E.1b1e.iO. STOCK heLf-
ers, S. $3.50; stock cows. S7546.7);
i0oO; bulls. Etags. etc. S.5t.SiJ,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

NJ j. Golden assistant general freight
Chicago. calling at headquarters. He re-
ports business in splendid condition. with
traffic holding up beyond ell eNpecta-
tions.
George c. sutherland. who has been
with the auditing department OF the Ne
braska Telephone company for severa I
years, has been transferred 10 the en-
gineertng department OF the Bell COM
pany at Minneapolis. lie was a promi-
nent worker In the Young Mems Chris
tiAn association, being president or the
Basket ball league ana member of the
Physical Training club.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, March 2-C.ATTLES-
Receipts, 1900 head: market steady 10 l0c
hisheri prime fed steers, steers, S5Sesso
steers S7.25ms.S5. stockers aud feeders
50, -0dS,sO: bulls, s5.9Od7OO; calves. $500
liOl
higt er: bulk OF sales. s. 60nS.s5; navy
sS15dS90; packers and butchers, SS76r
SSS: light, ss.5eds 50: pigs. T.&mS.25.
SHEEP AND Bs--Receipts, t,og)
head: market steady; lambs. SlO.C0di1.0J;
yearlings. S1.256i0.O0; wethers. SL55dS.40;
ewes, S.65dSO0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

NEW YORK, March a-METAL.S-
Lead, 81. A.. Spelter. not quoted. Copper,
steady; electrolytle, nearby. s& 80: June
End later, 81 OodN 80 Iron. steady and
UNCHANGED. Tin. quiet, offered AZ 81 o.
Tho London Metal exchange suspended
all dealings In metals, WITH the excep-
ton Of those In tin. Spot tin. el8 l0s:
futures, eiS i5s; both off 81 lOs from
yesterday; straights quoted az eiso. q
loss Of et from yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
]. p. ROBERTSON CUTS
THROAT WITH A RAZOR

]. p. Robertson. STO1 Ames avenue.
credit man for Butler Bros. Ware
block. severed his throat at noon with
razor. He Is being attended at Swed-
ish Mission hospital II is believed he
will recover. Mr.. Robertson has been
In Hl health for several months
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Gotten Market,

NEW YORK. March 2.--CoTToN-spot.
quiet. middling uplands. ii.sSc. No sales.
The market closed steady az a net ad-
vance of : TO Is points. Futures closed
steady; March. n. t0c; May. ii.5Sc: July,
II 7tc. October N Soc December, i207c
May. 1i.Asc; July, ii.etc; october. il.Sic
December, n .sac.
LIVERPOOL. March 2 900 COTTON -
SPOT easier. good niGdlins. SEED. mid
ding. I'D: low middling. lad; sales.
a 0o0 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Ilansas CITY GraIn aad Prova.iou.

KANSAS CITY. March 2-WHEAT-
%o hard; 20 N;ee1ie g, ;s es; No. ? rsd; 400
cDRN-No. 2 mixed, 66itG61c: No 2
mh,te s,asse; No. : yellow. 7Oc; May.
rlfvsd slfIf2c
n,-rTER-creamery &c: firsts. &c
srcnnds ~; packing. iac
fGGS-flrata. &c: seconds 10c
TOrLTRY-fIens, isc; turkeys a.
springs iSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

sS5c. powdered. e5oc; powdered. e5c:
fine granulated. 6Eyc; diamond A. 6s5c.
tinued strength IN the spot market and
an advance IN refined led to further buy
ing by commission houses and trade In
terests IN the market for sugar futures.
A. noon prices were TO points higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
stock In sight.

ST. LOUIS. March 2.-wHEAT-No. 9
red. si.1bQtls; No. hard. nominal May.
H.C7N: July. i.06t.
CORNING. 2 f3c; No white. 7sJsc;
May. T3MNl7S7kc: July, 737Sc.
OATS-No. 2. fiisn42c; No. 2 white.
nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

Ihehe sales were reported today.
Wheat-No. , hard winter: ] car, fle3
90. hard winter. IS car (Hontansj.
si.o9; car. ffoo1h; car, t.0O; cars. Ssc
: cars, seizc; care. sc, car, Nslci
car Csnrtty). s7c. Sample hard winter
Is car. sOc. No ; spring. I car. u.1o. No.
durum car. n.o. No. 3 dur9m: J car.
mixed: ! car. si.O2. No. 2 mixed durum
] car, tl.02il
corn-No. 4 white: 1 car &c: car
e1'4c. No. white: / car, @c. car. TX
No. white; car. sSc. No. 4 yellow:
car. cite. 1 car. sc. sample yellow: ]
car. tsl4c; ! car, SIC. No. : mixed car
&C: car, SIC No. 4 mixed. cars, Czi.c.
cars, 62c; 20 car. sihc. No. mixed
j car, sc: 8 cars. SEC. 4 cars. 5SHc; /
car. Sc. No. mixed car. bsc; % cars.
Soc: ] car, 4ec; car. 4sMc.
oats-Ne. white: l car ll1se; care.
4lc. No. 4 white: : cars, t0ifc. Sample
white; ] car, 81; cars, 3Si4c.
Omaha Cash Prfces-Wieat. No. = hard.
bsfd ssSatiSSo No Srg spriSs sGigics ,OSl Sa. i,i
No. ; spring, sl.MGiIe: No. dur1im' 81. .0i
4i.o9; No. durum. n.Oidf.0e: sample.
DH8c; No. white, 65qfSc; No. 4 white,
ss2gsse: No white. 62aese; No: white.
low. 65izpeitc; No. 4 yellow, 54i&ae5iko
No. 5 yellow. 6in51c. No mixed. GiQt5c
No. 1 mixed, s19szrc: No. 5 mixed. s7h6i
Sic; No. 6 mixed. 6q5Sc: samnle mixed.
seaso1te oats; No; 2 wh;e. .3qts3te
No, White eti sc 6sse. sc BSr1y Shlss MSi1ns' Ms
SsEsc:: 10. .. ssSs4c. '-"'''' N''' 40 .
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Rec by Logan a Bryan. stock and grain
brokers, sls South Sixteenth 81. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
london stock Nrnrlket.

LONDON. March e.-American securi-
ties on the stock market today were dull.
SII4NER-Rar. q i-ief per ounce.
MONEY--Ad4m per cent. -...-. ...-..
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills and
three mouths. 81 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
on and RoaIn.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 2-TURPEN-
TlNE-Steady. zoe: sales. 81 bbls 20
eeipts. z bbls.; shipments. S bbls stocks
z3t bbis
RosIN-Sales. 25s bbis receipts. 4is
bblH.; shipments. i,fS bbis stooks
A.T6 bbls. Quotations: Firm. A. II. Z.
X. SIS; NJ, SO steady y. 500: VIC
f62 WV, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Marcn 2.-CATTLE- Re
ceipts 800 head; market higher; steers
s., .25fi9. %; cows and heifers, A.50as 80;
calves. Sc .OO6t0 %
HOGS - Receipts. $500 head; market
higher; top. s. 90; bulk OF sales, 81. .55GiS. 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts I 900
head. market steadY: lambs. SO. .5nfiil 90
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

LONDON, March 2-The operation OF
Ireland's home rule act which was
passed shortly before the outbreak of
the war, has again been postponed by an
order-in-council for six months anless the
Wsr Il ended before that time
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
sIInneapoIis Grain MarLet.

MlNNEAPoL1s. March 2-wHEAT-
NAY, u.lo.tQl ,loAi July, 81 1OAsai lOsS
nlittol.ift; No. northern. ti.0THH
FLOTrR : Fancy patents. 8. 90: first
BARIsEY-de166c
TiTE-66le sc.
BRAN-ffs. .oo,d19 90
cORN--No. 3 yellow. 75076c.
OATF-NO. Z white. a8itdHoIsc
FLAXEEED--t 2sat12 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
Bank CIearinEs.

OMAHA, March Bank clearinEs for
Omaha today were 8, 457 ,661 .s5 and for
the corresponding day last yesr 81. 5Oe.
Se6.&.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
LIverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. March s-wHEAT--spo
No. 1 Manitoba. 1ts Cd: No. . hard win
ter, gulf. l9s cd; No. red western winter
12s Id.
CoRN-spot American mixed. new. lis
ID
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
siou4 oIty Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 2--CATTLE-
Receipts, 100 head; market steady; ma
tive steers, St0dS.bl butchers. S5.0ldls IS:
bulls. stass. etc. %. 6O06fa
HOGS Receipts, s.tro head; market Ia
i5c higher; heavy, sS.6frs.75; mixed. 8 60
6ei: llght, ts.5ofis 50; bulk OF sales. t2fe
6Sf0
SWEEP AND LANrBs-Rseeipts. i'0
fead
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03
DIV Goodr NInrket.

NEW YORK. March 2-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were steady today end
yarns quiet. Mems wear was firm, with
mills wen employed Dress goods were
firm and silk active.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

NEW YORK. March s.-PRIME MER-
Camille. PAPBR-ad34 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE = Sixty-day
bills, %.7lss; demand, uSs 7-ls: cables,
sILvER-Bsr, 5S7tc; Mexican dollars.
iSNc.
BoNDs-Goverument, steady; railroad.
firm.
TIME I.oANs-Firme sixty days. ~
a. per cent; ninety days 2&da per cent:
six months. 3l3L per cent
CALL MONEY-Steady; highest per
cent; lowest. ~ per cent: ruling rate.
ing bid. l% per cent; offered at per
cent.
Closing quotations en- bonds today we're
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

KEW YORK. March e-8UGAR-Raw
firng. centrifugal. sec: molasses. fsfc:
relIued. firm, 30 points higher: cut Loaf
f-af. crrshed. IBcs mould A and cubes,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

Gayety stage, will also stand up with
the bride and groom on this occasion.
Justice OF the Peace EDWARD Leeder who
gets all the Gayetys work in this line,
will perform the ceremony. OF course
Emil Hoffman will take his customary
delight in playing the wedding march
and other incidental music.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

The fifth OF Manager Johnson's series
OF weddings will be performed on the
stage at the Gayety theater to-
night. just at the close OF the perform
Rnce Of The Roseland Girls" Louis
Kraus. enc OF the house staff. and Miss
Augusta Custer OF 1884 North Thirty
second street will be the contracting par
ties and will be attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Andrews of 3l3 North Fiji
teenth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Col
Inns and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edwards. the
last two couples to be welded on the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

rTPTS-CARs.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union Stock yards, Omaha. Neb., for
twenty-four hours ending at . o'clock. p.
m., March 2, 1916:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-03

NEW YORK. March 2.-EvAPoRATED
SIC choice. 6lsd6Atc. prime 81. lJ5s.c ~
DRIED FRIiTS-prunes firm Anri-
Gotta and reaches. steady. Rslsins firm