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THE OMAHA DAILY BEK: WEDNESDAY, M AKCTI ?, moi.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MarkiU on Board of Trade Dull to Rtcord
Breaking Degret.
WHEAT RESPONDS FEEBLY TO INFLUENCE
onalilr rnltlr MrllliiK of l.ontt Corn at
Ihr Mnrl, lint Outs Are .NrKlrcleil
I'fMr TrHiisnellntis Tnlit
IMhcm- ii Provisions.
CHICAGO, March S.-LrndlnK speculative
mnrkcts on the llnaril or Trade wero dull
lo 11 record-breaklm; decree today. H.ive
for a row moments nt the opening and mi
Inntntit t the close tin- lcthurKy wits un
i broken. Wheat closed "iffV hlqhcr, corn
V' tower, out unchanged iitnl provisions it
shade depressed.
Had the whcnt market more limn Die
barest spark of lire left In It It would have
shown more decisive response to (ho
arlnus pieces of intelligence ordlnuilly In
fluential In determining prices. Mny opened
unchanged nt 7R'ift7tV,ic d on n lilt of r.ul
eldfi buying advanced to i.V.t) 74c A few
thousand lushels offered on this rnlly sent
the market back to Tfii where It steadied
ond for hours together nrokcrs hud scurcly
enough business to keep them nwnlii". 're
ward the end of tho session n cominlrsl in
house wanted to (III an order and the prlcv
was bid tip to ".We, when the gong sounded.
The trade wns actually mudo at 75Hc hiuii
prlco for the day, after the close, nut t tit
orilrln I close remained nt ;.i),v. 'iWV ocr
yrstetdny.
The lightness of offerings, mrd It wits tltl.-t
thnt sustained tho innrkrt, was due to Hie
cold wnve over unprotected IIpIiIh, Hid to
light northwest receipts Importers r-
ported i: loads tnkrii. .Suibonrd elourune-s
in wheat and Hour were counl to lir.i.'rt)
bushels, while primary reeelptH were VJ.itn
bushels, compared with liil.ou'l bushels MM
year. .MlnneapollH and Oul.ilh reported J13
enrs. against UK) last week, and IM7 a year
ago. Locnl reeelplM were 107 cars. 7 of run
trnct grade. The world'H visible supply do
creased 40O.UM) bushels.
Corn was less dull than wheat, but the
mnrket at that was unlet enough. There
wns considerable selling of long emit at
thi Hart on lh Id weather, liberal ie-
cclts, BIS ears, r.ml the Increased Hl .
The pressure was soon removed ami 'he
market ruled steady and pt'ofouudlv dull to
the close. .Mny Mdd between IUft iO,e and
and closed 'te lower nt IU'e.
Onls were dull ami neglected, not only In
options, but for the cash product. .May
sold between 2RV and 2.',ac and clns.'il Hi
chenged at 2."'ie. HecelptH were .177 urn.
from an hour after tho opening to wliHn
ten minutes of the close there were rw
transactions in provisions. The tnaiUvt
otned a shade, higher, but this sconvl
scarcely a lilting resiionse to the light h ig
rett'pts and advanced price In the nn-j
market. This enslness was djc to moderate
jille of lard. May pork closed a slpulo
lower nt Jl 1.12114.15; Mny lard, unchanged
nt $7.15. and Mny ribs a shade down ut 7.n".
Kstlmntcd receipts tomorrow: Wheat, ')
cirs; corn, 220 cars; oats, W) cars; hogs, 31,.
tii bead.
The lending futures rangod as follows:
Articles. I Open. JlTgll. Low. Clost Yes'y!
Wheat I
.Mar. 73i i
7lfiN 73;i73TMi7l ilPi
"1?i 741.21 74R 745
75i 75H'ga4 roUi
:tnu 391 1 :oi
I0TAW1 lOHWi 40', 41",
2114 2IS 241,
ti!4 2.'. 25! 3 251
13 93 13 !
1115 1110 1115 1115
7 40 7 40
1 -l"!4 " 42!4 7 45 7 15
7 02!i 7 W 7 50 7 KY,
7 00 7 (V)
I 7 10 7 02!4 7 03 7 HIV-
I 7 20 7 1714 7 20 7 l!4
April I 74!i
Mny lu'iM's
Corn
.Mnr. 3St
Mny WW,
OHts-
Mnr. 2I
Mny 2nVrft:
lork-
Mar. 1.1 P3
May 14 15
I.nrd
Mar. May 7 4714
July -7 624
JtlOH
.Mar. 7 00
May 7 07"
Sept. 7 20
No. 2.
KI.OI.Tn null: winter pnlents. $3.fi03.S0;
straights, l3.20ff1.6D; clears, J2.O)ff3.30; spring
specials, Jl.201fl.3n; patents. J3.50fl3.70;
Htrnlghts, J3.oiW3.;!0; linkers, i2.20ff2.fi0.
WIJUAT-No. 3 spring, C7!4ff72c; No. 2
1 red, 7.W7tc.
I COUN-No. 2. 3'J!iff39'.4c; No. 2 yellow, 33'i
Ci2!l!ie.
2AT8T,Xo- 2. Ki25Jc; No. 2 white, 27V4
Ci2S'ie: No. .1 white, 27!!ifi27?ic.
UYM-No. 2. Me
1 I1AKI.HY Oood feeding. 43a; fnlr to
1 choice malting, 4KffCCc.
HUKDS-No. 1 tlnx, JI.5S; No. 1 northwest
em, Jl.iVl; prima timothy. J1.40; clover, con
tract, grade. S10.75.
PIIOVIHIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. J13.M
Cill.OO. I.ard. per 100 lbs., 7.37!4ff7.10. Short
ribs sides (loose,), J7.00ff7.20. Dry suited
shoulders (boxed), JC.25(iC.C2!4. Short clear
hides, (boxed). $7.35ff7.Ki.
WIUSKY-Ilasls of high wines, J1.27.
SrOAIlS-Cut loaf. Jii.25; granulated, $3.72;
corifectloners A, $5.59; oft A, $3.41.
Tho receipts and shipments today wcro lis
follows:
Artlclcti Receipts. Shipments.
1'lour, bids 20,(100 2.1 0"0
Wheat, bu 12l,0' IILOO-J
torn, 1)11 537,000 102,000
Ont". bu 183,000 17COO0
Hye, bu rt.(X) ".on)
Hurley, bu 4S.(hjo
On tho I'roduco exchango tod.iy the but
ter market was fairly active; creameries. 15
??22c; dairies, lufitOe.. Cheese, iilft,
ll?4c. Uggs, active; fresh, lie.
XKW YOltli tlUMJIlTi. MAHKIVl',
tliiiitntlitiis iif the Day on Viirinui.
CiiNiiiKMlltlen,
VW o.yH!v. Maro1' r..-Ki,oun-it...
cclpls, 2,1,017 bbls.; exports, 11,733 bbls.;
inarket duotably higher; Minnesota patents,
$4.10ii(4.30; Minnesota bakers, $3.0W3.25; win
ler patents. $3.(l".li l.); winter straights, $.1.4.1
GB.OO; winter extras, $2.50ff2.S5; winter low
grades, $2. 15ff .'.). Hye Hour, (inlet; fair to
good, $2.K0ff3.15; choice to fancy, $3.2O!f3.00.
iluckwheat Hour, iulet, $2.Wf2.15.
ltUCICWUKAT-Dull at OJ4J62C, c. 1. f..
New York.
COIlNMKAh Dull; sales. 1,000 ewt.; ycl
lowwcstcrn, $1; city, Ulc Hrnndywlne, $2.45
UYK-Qtilot; No. 2 western, file, f. o. b..
afloat; statu, 5Gff57c, e. I. f., cnrlots.
DAULK.r Dull; feeding, 4bc, c. I. f., Now
"iork; malting, 2ff70e.
HAIII.KY MAlr-I)iill: western, fioifJTSc.
W1IKAT Hecelpts, 10,000 bu.; ex)orts, 57,
0"0 bu, Spot, dull but llrm; No. 2 red, t,oc,
I. o. b ailoat. No. 2 red, 7N7fcc, elevator; No.
1 northern Diilulh, 91fee, f. o. b., ailoat. Jo
tlons opened ensy nt a decline of Hftiic
under dlsaiipolntlog cables and foreign sell
lug; rallied on IiuIIIbIi weather, which made
a scarcity of sellers, without Increasing do
niniid much. Hhorts were the best buyers
throughout tho session. Tho close was
ttteady nt nut unchanged to '.he higher;
Mnreh. 7'e; closed, 79'c: Mny, 79 7-hiii1
94c; closed, 79 V; duly. 78?4M79!io; closed,
75i4e.
COUN Uecelpts, 49,tif(0 bu.; exports, f,l,(;S5
liu Hpot, iiilet and stendy; No. 2, 4S",.e,
elevntor. nnd li-c. f. o. b.. atloal. Option
market opened dull and eiisler with wheat
nnd under bearish cables, ruled dull and
fentiiroless, partially recovering on covering
and closed 'ie net higher. May. 10 1-17
463.16c; closed, 40!c; July, 43!,c; closed,
45'ic.
OAT8-Ilecdpts. 97,000 bu.; exports, l.ooo
bu. Hpot, quiet; No. 2, 31c; No. 3, 30!4e; No
2 white, :t3fi33i,c; No. .1 white, ;i2!vc: track
mixed western. 30V4l.i32e, track white, iuji
Jii'je. Options fcnturelesH and nominal.
llOl'.S-CJiuet; slnte, common to choice.
1900 crop. 17i(20e; 1S99. llfflSe; old olds,
to; Paclllo const, 1900 crop. 17ffl9c; 1!9? Uji
loc, old olds, 2(&Cc.
llAY-Stcndy; shipping. 77!-tiSOc; good to
choice, 92liff9jC.
MinHST-Sleady; (lalveston, 20 to 23 lbs
S'4H19'4c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., ioC:
Texas dry. 21 to 30 lbs., Iiiffl5c.
I.UATIIKU Klrm; hemlock sole, llucnos
As res, light to heavyweights, 24'n25o: add.
:3?62IWc-
lJHO'lSIONrt-lleef, (.iel; family. $10.50
(11.R0; mess, as.Rwi'.i.CO; beef hams, lis wu
V)M; packet. 59.5U5j'10 r.O; extra India m.-ss.
l5.00fflii.00. Cut meats, llrm; pickled bel
lies. JB.OOfflC.i"): pickled bhoulders, $6.60;
pickled hams, $'.'.5Wi 10.00. l.ani, dull; went,
em steamed, $7.72'; rcllned, steady; con
tinent, $7.90; .South America. $S.50; com
pound, $'.rilM6.ia!5. Pork, dull; fainllv.
$150; short clear, $H.75ffl0.50; mess, $H.0Oij
TAIil.OW-Hteady. city ($2 per pkg.). I'ic;
country (nkgs. free), l'liuiic.
Hlt'H-Steady: doincttlc. fair to extra, i't
f74c; .la nan. I?i1i4T,c.
nCTTini -Heceipls. 13.500 pkgs. ; steady;
fresh creainerj, 17fi22c; Juno creamery, I5tr
CIIKKSK-Heeelpts. 2.S73 pkgs.; llrm;
fancy, huge, Morod and white, ll'.'.c; fancy
smnll, eolored, ll'ilill'ic; fancy, small,
whin. 121il2'e,
i:c.na-Hecepts, 16,031 pkgs.; easier; nt
ir.iirk. ISIiIS'jc; southern, at murk i.Vn
POHritY Alive, tlrmer, fowls, iot(,c;
'lllekens, MjiC, turkeys, lie Dressed, stead v,
turkeys. lOUje; chickens, UfilOc; fowls. S'ui'k'.
POTATO KH Steady; Jerseys, $l,25ffl.7n;
New York. $1. 5031.75; Long Island. $1.50
.l.S'H: Jersey sweets. $1,7542.50.
I'KANUTH Quiet: tnncy hund-plckert,
iKvic, other domestic, 5c,
METALB-Spfculatlve activity in tin was
again lacking in metal circles tndnv and
Uils, together wvth u further loss of 1 In
t,rnd"i' di-presrd th' l. Mil nurkel for tin
malerl.ih It opened about 20 points down
.Hid (alien 10 reH' 1 iiirougnoui me session,
elofiliiif weak at ft2i; 2.1. At London tin
tlose whs weak at 1!:' for spot and 1111 lis
tor tuturr". ri ne lean marKct ui i.on'un
was rather Irregular and settled all dny.
elosliig l"s lower to J.13 2fl. The local
closing las lower to 13 24 t'. The locnl situ
ation, bout i er. remains dull and fentlireless
at $l li'ir. The topper mnrket win Inactive
and liominni inisiness nere nnti Htirnao, cios
Imr tirlres were resneellvelv $17 for Lake fU-
perlor and JUHCi's for casting and electro
lytic and 7o s lor spot nnd 71 Is 3d for
rutuns. Domestic iron margeis cuuuntin
without imtiorlnnt features at old nr ces.
Al (ilasgow the closing price of warrants
was ,,m iiki and at Mlddlrslmroiign in wi.
Speller was unchanged nt New York, with
trading or a nniid-to-moiiin order.
omaiia M iio:,i:s.t,ii maiikets,
Cnnillllniis of Trndr nnd luo(ntlon
fill Mnple nnd I'liuey I'rodlier.
IXJOS-ltccilpts liberal; good stock firm
at 12' c.
1.IV1-: I'Ofl.THY-llcns. 6',ff7c; young,
staggy and old roosters, aCc; ducks, 64
U7c; geese, 6's,ff7e; turkeys, 6B7c.
KIIKS1I DUKHHHD l'OUf1'UY-IIcns, 7V4
tike; roosters, IIt!c. ducks, Strb'.iu; geese, 8
ys'Ac, turkeys, llghtwtlsht, 9aiw, heavy, 7
Wlw;.
(3AM. K .Arr.lhiKl ducks, per dor... $3.iXi4
S.5U; teal, $l..(ffl.73; mixed, $1.50l.75; Jack
rubulis. Jl.joyi.j'J; cottontails. lJcff$1.10.
UUTTI'jU Couiinuu to fair, 13o; choice, II
(jluc; separator, 22c.
KUCHH OYSTIJltS-Klrst grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can, 3Sc; ex
tra Mdecls, S.'c; stnndariis, 25o; medium,
iiuc. Hcconu giado. slauk lll.'cd, Now York
counts, per can, 3wo, cxtr- selects, 26c;
ktandurds, 20c; bulk standards, por gal.,
il.to.
KUO.KN KilKSII KISII-Ulnck bass, gC;
whlto buss1 luc; bltiellsi., He; mtlheods, loo;
bluo fins, 10, catfish, lac; cod, Ucj cropple,
10c, elscoes, 7t; halibut, He; herring, W
6u, haddock, tic; mackerel, 15c; perch, Ut
7c; pickeroi, 7c, piKc, iu; red snapper, luc;
fjimoii, lit, Huntish, 5c; smelts, luc; trout,
1U', Miiitellsh, c.
l'KllUlNK-I.lve. per Jnz., $1.
VHAI.S-Cliolce. 9l7;n.
HAY--l'rlcu quoted by Omaha Wholesnlo
Hay Dealers association: Choice upland,
JS.Wi; No, 1 upland, JN; medium, $7.50; coarse,
7. Kyo Htruw, Sj.5o. Theso prices arc ror
hay or goou co.or nnd quality. Demand
fair. ItecelptH, 20 cnr.s.
OATS No. 3 wiutc, 2SC.
t. JltiV No. 3, 3jC.
imAN-$13
VBai3TAnr,Ba.
SI'INACII-Per bu. box, 90cff$1.00.
'JUCUMHEItS Hot house, per dos., $1.60
-,W, as 10 size.
PAHSNH'H-Per. bu.. 60e.
ji ll.MPH Per bu. basket. 50c.
UUIVi'H-Per bu.. 40e.
CAHHOTH Per bu.. 4).
LKTTUClC-l'ei ml. 40ff43c-
HADISHKS Per do.. Joe.
PAltai.UY-Per doz, 15c.
POTATO liS-Per titi., ffS3c; Idaho, per
bu., Hie.
BVVK15T POTATOES-Pcr bbl.. $2.
CAHIIAOli-lloiland ed. Iff2c.
TOMATOKS CalWrnlft, per 6-basket
trnte. jl.fAi.
ONIONS-Native, per bu $1: Colorado
yellow, per lb 2V4c,
CKLKItY CnlUornla, as to size, C0375o;
Kill Itnazoi), 2.TlCc-f.
CAUIJKLOWen-Cnllfomla, per crato,
$2.7,..
IJ1:aN8 S ax, per bu., $3.50; string, por
bu.. $3.25.
liaa PT,ANTS-Icr bu. box, $3.
I'KPPICItS-l'or lu. box, $2.
FUU1TS.
RTItAWIinUUIKH-norlda, per qt.. 4oC.
UUAPKS-Mnlagn, per keg, $6.50ff9.00.
APPI.liS-Pcr bbl., $1; Washington, por
bu. box. $1.75; Hellllowcrs, $1.90.
CIlANUlSUniKS Hell nnd Uucle. $9 por
bbl.; Jcrsoyh. per bbl., $S.5Q; por crate, $3.25.
THOPICAL FRUITS.
OnANOICS-Calirornlii Bcedllngs, $2.00j;
$2.2Ti; nnvels, $2.75fj3.23.
UBMONS-Callfornla, extra fancy, $3.26;
choice, $2.75.
UANANAH I'cr bunch, according to size,
$2.0W2.50,
FIGS California, new enrtons, 75c; lay
ers, toe; Imported, per lb., 13ffl5c.
DATES Persian, In 60-lb. boxea, Balrs, Bo
per lb.; Uallown, ia imr lb.
Miscellaneous.
lIIDliS No, 1 green. Sic; No. 2 green,
4l)Jc; No. 1 salted, frc; No. 2 salted, ftic;
No. 1 vcnl calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 60; dry hides, Kffl3e; sheep
pelts. 25ff73c; horso hides, $l,fyi2.25.
NUTS English walnuts, per lo.. 13c; fil
berts, por lb. 13q; almonds, per lb.. 18&2Uc;
raw ponuts, per lb., 640; roasted, OHii
7V4: H1a7.Ua, 13c; pecans, lu012c; cocoanuts,
each 4V-G
SI. Louis (iriilu nnd Provisions,
ST. LOUIS, March 5. WHEAT-Hlghor;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 72Hu; track, 73U4
7l'4r; May, 7,ic: July, 72?l;c No. 2 liard,
71 Wit 71 'Ac.
tOUN-Lower; No. 2 cash, 3Sc; track, 39c;
May. Ih'd 3.S7ie: July, 39Ve.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 2ti!ic; track,
26'.4fi26ic; .May, 26',ic; July, 25c; No. 2
white, 2)t',4ff29e.
It YE Steady ; 52c.
I'LOl'lt Steady; patents, $3.53ff3.75; extra
fancy anil straight, $.1.15ff3.33; clear, $2.70
2.W; low grades, $2.20ff2.50.
SEEDS Timothy, steady; average re
ceipts, t.l.75ffl.oo; prime worth more. Flax,
nominal at $1.60.
COUNMEAISteady at $2.05.
I1KAN Steady; sacked, east track, 73c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $9.00013.00; prairie,
"WHISICY-Stendy nt $1.27.
1 HON COTTONTIES-$1.00.
HEMP TWINH-Pc.
HA(l(!INO-7'K7,ic.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing,
$11.50. Lard, higher ut $7.25. Dry salt moats,
steady; boxed lols, extra shorts, $7,121'.;
clear ribs, $7.25; clear sides, S7.37'.. Uncoil,
steady; boxed lots, extra shorts, $7.S7V4;
clear ribs, $S.12',4; clear sides, $1.23,
METALS Lead, tlrm; JI.22V4. Spelter,
dull; $3.75.
POI'LTUY-fctcndy; chickens, 7ff7!4c; ttir
keys. t'.V4'iS!4c; ducks. 9c; geese, fififie.
lll'TTEIl Lower; creamery, 15'd23c; dairy,
1251 17c.
IXlOS-Steady; 13o.
Ui:CElPTS-Klour, 1,000 bbls.; wheat, 45,
Oih) bu.; corn, i:i2,ono bu.; oats, 54,000 bu.
SHIP.MENTS-Klour. 17.000 bbls.; whent,
6S,ooo bu.; corn, 15l,ooo bu.; outs, :J1,X0 bu.
Liverpool (iriilu and Provisions,
LIVERPOOL. March 5. WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 California, fis id; No. 1 northern,
spring, il.s 2!4d. Futures quiet; May. 5s
md; July. 5s llil.
CORN Spot quiet; American mixed, new,
3s 9'4d; American mixed, old; 3s t, Fu.
lures quiet; March, 31 9d; Mny, 3s Olid:
July. .'Is ,4d.
KLOUH-St Louis fancy winter, steady,
Sf. (!d.
I'EAS-Canadlan, quiet, 6s 7',;d.
HOPS At London (Paclilu coast), ff
l I5s. v,
PUOVISIONS-Heef, easy; extra Indian
mess, ls 3d. Pork, prime mess, westorn,
easy, 63s. Hams, short cut, It to I6 lbs ,
dull at 42s 9d. llncon, Cumberland cut, 2d to
30 lbs., dull. I2s 9d. Short ribs, ltj to 21 lbs
steady, lis Cd. Long clear middles, light, 2S
to 31 lbs., quiet. 41s; long clear middles,
heavy, ;ii lo 40 lbs., dull, 39s 3d; short clear
backs, 16 to 21 lbs., quiet, 37s 91; clear bel
lies, It to 16 lbs... qulut at 43s, Shoulders
square, 11 to 13 lbs., steady, 35s 3d, Lard,
prime western, lu tlerres, steady. 3s6d;
American rellned, In pulls, steadv, 3K3 fld.
llt TTEU-Dull; llnest United States, 90a;
good fulled States, 70s.
CHEESE Dull; finest American while
4?s; llnest American colored, 50s.
TALLOW- Prime city, quiet, 25s 3d; Alls
trillion In London, caoy, 27s.
Receipts 01 whent during the last three
days, lol.ooo centals. Including 64,000 Amer
ican. Uecelpts of American corn during the last
three days, 163,300 centals. Wenther unset
tled. Kiiiisu rn ; rn I n mid I'miinl
KANSAS CITY, March 5. WHEAT May,
M'hc; July, tfj'slic; cash, No. 2 hard, 07'
fiOOc: No. 3, 66cj No. 2 red. ti7f71c.
COUN May. 37-c: cash. No. 2 mixed,
35V'; No. 2 while, 3(rc; No. 3, 36'c
OATSNo. 2 while. 27ff27!ic.
HYi:No. 2, M!rc
HAY Choice timothy, $10.50; choice
prairie. $S.W1i9.lk.
HUTTEIt Creamery. Iff20e; dalrv, fancy,
16e.
EOUSKIrm; fresh Missouri nnd Kansns
stock. 12c dozen, loss olT, cases returned;
new whllewood cases Included, "-e more.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 10N.MW bu. ; corn, 33,600
bu. ; oats. 11,000 bu.
SIIIP.MENTS-Wheat, 61,000 bu. ; corn.
20.000 bu ; oats. S.Ow bu.
I'lilliideliililn Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-IIUTTER-In
fair dumttnd, but prints 1c lower; fancy
western creamery, 23c; fancy western
prints. 22c; fancy nearby prints, 23c.
Eil(lS--lc lower; fresh western, 13c; fresh
southwestern. 15c; fresh southern. He.
CHEESE Klrm; New York full creams,
fancy small, l21M2'c; New York lull
creums, fair to choice. 10Vill4e. .
Minneapolis Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mulch 3.-WIIEAT-Cash,
7lJc; May, 7l'sff 7lse; July, 75!1i
75Sc. On track: No. I hard, 764e; No. 1
northern. Ttl.o; No. 2 northern. i;s4Tt7o'e
Kl.OUIl-l'lrst patents, $l.05ffi.i5; second
pnlents, $.i.N&tj l.oo; tirst clears, $2iOh3.oO;
second clears. $l.!Kiff 2.0).
HRAN-ln bulk, $12.liTjl2 5o.
t liiinues In Awillnblc supplies.
NEW YORK. .March S.-Speclal inble and
telegraphic cnminunlcntloiia to Hradntreet's
show the following changes in available,
supplies, as compared with the last account:
WHEAT-United States nud Cnimda, east
of Ruckles, decrease, l.W.OW bushels; utloat
for and In Europe, m rcne, 1 4").000 bush
els, total supplv decrease. 3!9.0i hltshels,
COHN-United States and Cnnadn, enst
of Horkles, Inrrease. 1.729.000 bushels.
OATS United Stntes ami Canada, enst of
Itockles, Inerense, 6t2,(j0 bushels. Among
the more Important Inerense.s reported nro
thore of Sl.ooo bushels nt Portland, Me., and
50.000 bushels at Nashville. The leading de.
creases are those of Reo.ooo bushels at north
western interior elevators. 410,010 bushels lu
Manitoba. 135,000 bushels In Omahn, US,0()
bushels nt Chicago private elevators, loo,o)
bushels nt Minneapolis elevators nnd 73,000
bushels nt CIlHltHlmnpn
The combined stock of wheat nt Portland,
Ore., nud Tncoma nnd Seattle. Wash., de-
creased 60"),0oo bushels Inst week.
. .
Toledo (iriilu nnd Seed.
TOLEDO. Mnreh 5. - WHEAT null,
steady; ensh. 79c; Mny, SO-V; Julv, 7R14C.
CORN Dull, easier; cash, 0c; Mav, 41'tc.
fJATS-Hleady, dull; cash, 2Sc; May, 26c.
CLOvT:RSEED-Old prime, $6.60; ensh nnd
Mnreh, $6.75.
Diilulh tirnln .Ifnrket.
DULUTII. Minn.. March "1. WHEAT
ensn, .no. 1 Hard, 75'4c; No. 1 northern,
.i'4c; ro, -i northern, ii7"ff70,ej J
Mny, 7ti',4c;
July. 77c,
CORN-37'ic; Mny. SSUc
OATS-26'4"(i26!ac.
MlliTiinkro nrnln .Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE, Mnreh '5. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 75ff75Uc; No. 2
northern. T2J73o.
RYE-Sleady; No. I, BIHp.
11. It LI". V Unlet : NTn. .'.Te. ,imnln J(VW
Die. '
Peorln .llnrrict.
PEORIA, Mnreh 5-CORN-No. 2 white,
3S',e.
-OAI.H-;s,.ondJ': 2 white, 27!4o track;
In' billed through.
WHISKY On the hnsln nf it -7 .
finished goods.
MOVi:.Mi:.T.( l NTIHKS AMI IIOMIN.
Aniiiinl Iteporl 4if IVnnsyl vnnln 1 1 is 1 1 -
rMMl Is .MnlusprloK of .Market.
NEW YORK. Xfareb 5. The nnnonl rrnnrl
of tho Pennsylvania railroad was received
this morning nnd proved to he. the main
spring of the market. That document
showed such 11 mass of convincing evidence
of the high prosperity of the railroad bus.
Iness that It attracted largo and sllbstantlnl
buying not ulr.no in that stock, but lu
many other lilgh-griulo rullroad stockn. Tho
Pennsylvania railroad Is always accepted
as a reprehcutatlve system, owing to the
great diversity of its tralllc and the extent
of Us territory embraced In Its ramltlea
tlons. Therefore, the showing mudo of the
growth of tralllc both lu the Height nnd
passenger departments. Ibe irrent work ne.
compllshed 111 Improvement and betterment,
wiin promi.su 01 incrrased eiiiclenuv as an
Instrument of transportation, had 'a great
Influence on tho value of railroad stocks.
Tho llrst Influence was felt lu the trunk
linn group, especially those lines In which
tho Pennsylvania has secured an Inlluentlal
Interest. It spread to all the principal
railroads operating in tho trunk lino terri
tory. IllC lldlnc tile coalers. Iltwl Inter In II, n
day stocks of railroads lu thn western ter
ritory moved upward. The principal slocks
affected, Including the leader of the grang
era and Pacific groups, show gains of from
1 10 liniias, i-ennsy ivnnia Itself wns up
i'.f. i-ieinwnro ft Hudson :ii, Raltlmoro A:
Ohio preferred .T,4, ISrent Northern pre-
icrrcu .(,, niiriingtnn 3 and Norfolk &
Western preferred 2V It was very noticea
ble that the market an n wind,, did nt rn.
spond notably to tho movements lu special
There were installers ()f stocks scattered
all through the list, besides those already
mentioned, especially among the high
priced Industrials, but the movement ujt4
quite free, from excitement and the day
wim KMiKumriy ireo irom Hiories or new
rnmbluntlons ot speculative sensations. In
Ihe rallroud list tho buying wiih based dis
tinctly oil the lnnro earn I mum. There una
1111 Iniportiiut Hpeciilutlou In Sugar, as Is in-
vanauiy 1110 case on a dividend day. Tho
stock got above last nlubt for a lirlef iitnr.
nfter the declaration of tho regular qunr-
iciij iiiviucnu. ma leu ." in ine late deal
ings, closing rlth a net loss of IS. Yester
day's movement In Amalgamated Copper
continued lu forco todav. enrrvlnir thni
stock up an extreme i, closing prnctlcully
at the top.
1 ne gaH stocks showed continued
strength, Laclede Gns lending the day's
movement with an ndvnneo of S!4 and a net
ftnln of 54, aeneral Electric rose 4 points.
Pacific Mall lost ns much, but recovered 2
points. Tho bituminous coal carriers
showed signs of strength. The steel stocks
were decidedly neglected, tho common
stocks ns a rule being rather heavy, while
there wns some strength among the pre
ferred stockH. United States Steel was
rather dull and about steady In the outsldo
market. Tho lack of any negotiable rep
resentative of tho new stocks served to
hnmper the trunsnctions In them, which
up to this time have been slmnlv In tlm
form of contracts to deliver thu now stocks
whon Issued. Thero am pot even certifi
cates In exlsleneo to represent rights to
tho new stocks. This, added to tho narrow
market afforded on' the curb for so heavy
a capltnl Issue, causes hesitation In the
dealings nnd a disposition to await the
listing of tho stocks 011 tho exchange.
Tho payment of 50 per cent of tho pur
chnso prlco for the Southern Pacific yester
day, amounting to over $20,000,000 brought
tho clearing house balance today up to tho
high grade of many of tho credit obliga
tions at present held by Now York banks,
nnd tho largo chungcH likely to occur In tho
Items of bank statements by reason of oc
casional liquidation of heavy loans to great
corporations, where there la simply an ox
change of securities Involved without any
corresponding Increase of capital Issues.
The Item In tho balance sheet of tho Penn
sylvania Railroad company or $20,500,000 un
der tho bend or "collateral Investment ob
ligations" is an example or such loans, rep
resenting borrowings by that company In
cident to last year'H purchases of securities
to control other companies.
Tho bond market showed some Increasing
Winter No Barrier
February was an active month In renl
estnto in Omaha this year. Tho inquiry.
which has been growing better all through
tho winter, still continues and many firms
report a good number of sales.
Tho demand Is mainly from hoinrseekcrs,
though n few Investors aro watching for
snaps, and occasionally picking them up.
Evidence continues to nccumulate that this
Is to bu a great year ot home-buying In
Omaha. Somo who have not money enough
to huy themselves a home aro making sure
of a lot while, prices remain at present
figures, Intending to build when thoy nro
able to do so, A few years ago It used lo
bo only bargains In Improved property that
could bo pushed off; now, with the buyers
Becking opportunities and with plenty ot
property on tho market within their reach,
desirable building lots nro being taken
nlmost ns readily ns lots with houses on.
Tho mnrket has nbout reached n point
where lots that aro In a part that is well
built up ran find a reasonably regular sale
if tho prlco Is not abovo that fixed by a fow
largo bunches that nre being pushed. These
are now offered for less than was paid for
them in years gono by nnd possibly tho
tlmo is coining when values will ndvnneo
over present figures, but In tho meantlmo
thero Is n largo (unntlly of available; build
ing sites on tho market that sets tho prlco
for everything else that Is offered.
Among evidences of recent activity, tho
Omaha Realty company, which has several
hundred lols, Improved and unimproved, to
bo disponed nf ns quickly as possible, re
ports tho sale of sixteen pieces Inst week.
In tho samo period ono old established firm
disposed of $10,000 worth nt '$500 lots and
small homes besides ono or two larger
sales. One agent by his own Individual
efforts shows a turnover of $10,000 for tho
month of rebrnary. Similar results eomo
from other quarters, and all are taken as
pvldcnce that tho Inquiry thnt has been
heavy throughout tho winter Is beginning
to bear fruit.
With many reports ot sales, tho dally
list of transfers has not shown tho Increnso
that might have been expected. "This Is
partly (luc, accoiiilng to 0110 who Is In a
position to know whereof he speaks, "to
-the fact that In recent sales somo of tho
deeds have nol passed yet, or at any rato
have not been filed. Now that this cold wiim
has conio nlong It Is pnsslblo wc may not
be nblo to close up 11 a many deals for a
few dnys nnd Ihe dally transfer Miowlnf,
may not he ns large ns II was last week."
Another rcanon that Is having n slight
effect In keeping down the number of trans
fers filed with the register of deeds in
that some lov.prlcct building lots nnd, In
a few rases, houses are bring sold under
contract, as was common In Omaha twelve,
and fifteen years ago, Thcrr are nol innny
of tbcae In the aggregate, however. It u
actlvlls and strength but continued rather
Irregular. Standard Hoie Cs broke r polnis.
Total sales, par value, $3,225,000. United
Stntes refunding 2s and new 4, coupon, de
clined N nnd coupons '4. The 3s, reg
istered, advanced ' per cent on tho last
call
The following nre tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange;
Atchison
do pfd
nnltlmnro O..
Canadliui Pac...
66"
.P'i
924
Wabash
,7,i
. 3et4
. Hl4
.:
.US
. 91'4
. 54'4
do nfd
Wheel. A- L, lv
do 2d pfd. ...
Wis. Central .
Third Avenue
It. O. pfd..
National Tube
do nfd
Hi
Canada So....
iV,.;
S T" & ,S1mI.'.'j ; ,'; J
'."'SV'J (h u- ,!;,?
'hi', . , "'-t U.I
I III. IIKI. V It.... 3J4
. ie."4
lo iifd...
7I'4
Adams K.v
. 1WI
.m
CHI. A E. III.
tlKU
American Ex..
C. At N. W
::..vQ
U. S. Ex
5
C , R. 1. & P 123'
Wei lr,. Fargo Ex.137
l . I . St. L. if" j
Colorado So 9'j
do 1st ptd 4:t,4
,mcr. Cot. oil... 27
do Pfd S3
Amrr. Maltinc .. 5
do id pni is
Del. ,K: Hudson... 67
uo ptd "on
Amer. H. it It.... BS'.i
Del. L. & W t93'2
Denver A R. a... 3!'
lo pfd S7
lirlo 2O4
(l(F 11
Amcf. Spirits ... 114
no ptd 17
Amer. S. Hoop... 36U
do nrd Sl.
no 1st pni bv4
Ot. Nor. pni l!is
Hocking ('011I ... 5
Hocking Vnlley.. 49'4
Illinois Central... 130ik
Iowa Central .... 27'4i
do pfd 53'
Amer. S. W.... C'a
00 pin vi
Amer. Tin Plnte. 62'4
do nfd
. IU14
1211.
145
:M
. Hi
. I6
.1004
. KllJ
.:12
. 15',
. 931.4
. 23'4
. 74!;
Amer. Tobacco
do pfd
Anac. Mln. Co.
Hrooklvn R. T.
i.nne i.rie it y.. 4l
do ptd Ill
Lako Shorn 2IO'i
!- & N W,
Manhattan L m'
Met. SI. Ry lfi3H
Mex. Central .... 17V
Colo. Kuel &. I.
Con. Tobacco ..
do prd
Kedcrnl Steel ..
do nfd
.Minn, a nt. ,,, tt;
flen, Electric ..
do pfd ios'41
Mo. Pacific
u'ueose Sugnr .
do prd
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Laclede Has ...
.Monin r t) ,f
M.. K. (t T 21
do. pfd 5I?(,
N. .1. Central 15l'4
N. Y. tVntral UK
Norfolk W (M
do pfd S4J4
s:
National Rlscult. .19'
do nfd til
National Lend .. 15
do nrd ssit
no, I'ncnic M'i
do pfd R".
Ontario & W ft?4
Ore. Ry. & Nnv.. 12
do pfd 7ii
Pennsylviinla ...,1524
Reading .12 C
do 1st pfd 72
National Steel ., 46
do nrd 102
N. Y. Air Drake. 15 1
No. American
76
Unci lit Const ..
.. .2'.i
.. SS
.. t
,. .',6
..103'
. . 3.11;
.. 74!4
,.199
.. 3W
do 1st pni
do 2d pfd
Paellle Mail ...
do 2d pfd ....
Rio a. W
do pfd
St. L. R: S. F...
do 1st pfd....
do 2d nfd
. 4214
, :3
People's tins . . .
I'ressed . Cur.
do nfd
Pullman P. Car
S. II. & T
m
Sugar I.ioy,
SI. L. Sotithv.-..
do nfd 120
do pfd
St. Paul
. 5!,
I enn. I'onl flr I... 5
U. S. Leather ..
do nfd
do pfd..
..1921
St. P. it Omaha. .125
U. S. Rubber ...
. 19
. f9V5
. M ',
.103'i
. It.
. 64.
. 00
So. Paellle
do prd
Western Union.
So. Railway ..
2S
7!H
110 prd
Tex. k- Paellle
Union Paellle
do pfd
Now stock.
A11111I. Copper ..
Rep. I, & S
110 Ptd
P. C. C. t St. L
A'oiv York .Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, March S.-MONEY-On call,
llrm nt 2i3 per cent: last loan nt 2'4 tier
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, 3J4?fU l'r
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Klrm, with ae
tlial business In tmnkern' bills at 11 S7!1M
4.8i!4 for demaiiil nud at $I.S4!1M.RH4 for
sixty days; posted rates. $4.R5fi4.s5!4 nnd
$US14; commercial bills. $4.S.m(fN.sa,i,
SILVER-Certlllcates, 6l'.4irT63c; bar, 61!ic;
niexicau iinunrs, nv,
RONDS ttovernment. Irreeular: state.
Inactive; railroad, Irreguhir.
jne closing prices on nonus toony are as
follows;
U. S. ref. Is, reg,105Ti.N. Y. Central ls.l07'i
do coupon 103'. N. J. C. gen. 5s..l354
no .is, reg HIVINO. I'nclllc 3s l.
do coupon Ill
do 4s 10fi.
N Y C & S I, 4s..lOS!4
N. A, W. con. Is. 102(4
Oregon Nnv. Is. .110
do 4s 10U4
do new 4s, reg..l37J4
do coupon
..13
do old 4s, reg... 113
uo coupon ill
do 5-s. reg 11U;
do coupon Dili
D. of O. 3 65s ... 123
Atch. gen. 4s. ...103V
do adJ. 4s 91
uregon h. 1,. i.s..u's
do consol 5s....ll6'A
Rending gen. 4s.. 9IS
Rio O. W. Is 100
St l ft I M c. 5s.117Vj
St L & S F g. 6S.130
SI. Paul consols.lSI
St. P.. O. & I'. ls.HRli
do 5s 122
So. Pacific 4s P;'
do 5s 116
3. II. A T. 6s 47
T. & Pacific la... .118ft
do 2s 85
Union Pacific 4s.. 106
Wabash In 119U
do 2s 109V4
West Shore 4s. ...116
Wis. Central 1n,. SS
Vn. Centuries ... 95
Canada So, 2s... .109
C. ft O. 414s n';
do 5s iaOk
C. A N. W. c. 7s.ll!
do S. F. d. BS...11SU
Chlcaito Ter. 4s.. 97'i
Colo. So. 4s 85
is. at. iv. .s. ir.....iuj.
r.ne general is... M
F. W. A D. C. Is. 05
Gen. Electric 5s. .176
111. central is. ...110
L. & N. unl. 4S...10H!
M., K. & T. 2s ... TfV
do 4s J1J&
T"
7T
Record Receipts of Cold In Treanurj-.
WASHINGTON, llnrch 5. The amount of
gross gold In tho treasurv todav wns Jtsn..
4I2.15S. tho highest point ever renehed In the
nisiory ni me government, unis amount
Includes tho $150,000,000 held an a rescrvo,
$276,019.9;9 held ngnlnst gold certillcateH nnd
$63,392,163 In the general fund.
Condition of Ihe. Trennnry.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-Todny's state
ment of the trenniirv balances in thn iron.
erill fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division or redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $149,183,312:
gold, $83,299,379.
Sugnr Mnrket.
NEW YORK. March 5.-SUOAR-Wenk;
fair refining, 3c; centrifugal teat, 4ttc;
molasses sugnr, 3c; rellned, ntendy;
crushed, 6c; powdered, 5c; granulated, 6.50c.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, March 5,-WOOI-lnactlvo
and nominal; medium grades, 12019c; light,
line. 12'irl5c: heavy fine. 105il2c: tub wnshed
18I27!4c.
usually done where tho purchaser can only
make a small cash payment.
Slid de 11 Hush for Cottages.
Following tho midsummer dnys of tho
beginning ot March, Monday morning was
n busy tlmo with tho rental agencies. It Is
safo to say that hundreds of persons who
havo been living In flats or other confined
quarters during the winter started out on
Monday to find a house. Tho large ma
jority was seeking cottages of six rooms
or less.
"If I had a dozon places of this sort, near
enough to n car," said ono ngent, "I could
havo rented them all on that one morn
ing." "It has kept rao busy all dBy an
swering Inquiries for cottages," said an
other. I' os Just tho natural effect of a sudden,
short spull of summer weather and when
tho cold wave camo nlong It put a stop to
It all.
This, however, Is the time when housc3
All up. A number ot new one that have
been completed during the winter months
havo been quickly occupied and It Is ex
pected thnt nil those which have been va
cant during tho winter, If In any way doslr
nblo, will bo tnken whenover spring-like
weather sets In.
.Vou-ltcslilcn t tinners' Sbnre.
Now that tho Auditorium company has
obtained tho major part of the funds re
quired for the project, the nnn-rcsldnut
real estate owners aro Indicating their
willingness to put their shoulders to tho
wheel. The offer accepted by tho commlt
tco on Monday gives the Auditorium n sub
stantial Interest In the sale ot about three
dozen lols !r. Hcmls park.
It Is less than two years since this ad
dition was replatted by tho syndicate of
non-residents who at that tlmo camo Into
possession of nine blocks, comprising 161
lots. CIoho upon 130 of theso havo nl
rendy been disposed of, chiefly to people
who aro seeking homes. Thirty-two nouses
havo hern erected, besides a few that nro
now under wny. nnd a number more nro be
ing planned. They arc of medium price,
costing from $1,000 to about $8,000 or $9,000,
of tho type of comfortable nnd neat-look-lng
homes, which ran nover be too plenti
ful lu n city lllto Omnhii.
Thn Auditorium company has absolute as
Ktiranrn from the owners that there will
be no Increase In the prices, overy remain
ing lot bring for sale at tho samo figure,
that was placed on It In 1899, when thero
were but one. or two bcattered houses In
the addition Sewers, gas, electric light
nnd cinder sldowalks have been put in on
most of the streets and with a car on thn
south and a projected ear line on tho cast
side the Auditorium people consider that
the prices at which the lots are offered
! OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choice. Eeef Stem nd Oowi in Good D
lnand at Etronger Prices,
HOGS OPEN NICKEL HIGHER, CLOSE WEAK
Encs nnd Wethers .Sold Ilcndlly nt
ytrong Pi-Ices, While Liuiibs .Sold
Slendy lo 11 Little Ensler Than
they Did eslerdnj.
SOUTH OMAIIA, March 5.
Receipts wcro; Cuttle. Hogs. Hioep.
Oiuclal .Monuuy j.oji i,iai ,4j4
Olhciul TucfUuj' i.D.i u.vut
Two du)s this week.... 5,o27 13.SI2 ll,.v.y
Same uuys lasi wees, u.ivo i.mL'J Ij.uI
hatnu ins week betore.. u.jJi jui-' 1,,-mi
came three weeks ago.. 8,, lu.iU J.JWi
Same tour weeks ago.... s.jm j.,1 i,.t.t
Samo unys last year.... i,6.'j w.od U,v.)
AVeragu prlco paid lor hogs tut the past
whjo, vnn i;uilipU4l&UllHi
I 1901. 19lW.1899.li9s.lb9?.l8W,iis!iJ
Feb,
Feb,
Feu,
Feb,
15..
16..
li..
18..
& 2S',4
b 21
,
5 22 I
b IMV. I
5 ;4fc
U 2'(
8 75)
4 8.1 1
4 S3
4 78
4 74
4 t9
4 69
4 Ulj
..'
4 63
4 67 1
3 ii
I OKI
I 061
4 t9
: m;
3 bS)
3 t8
3 b2
I
3 DO,
3 47
3 5o
3 OS 1
2 W
J M
" I
3 62
3 89 3
J 89j 3 34 1
J M 3 -'I
J Mi, 3 3I
3 id 1 3 'Mi
1 J 3o;
3 93 1
J Ml 3 38,
3 31, 3 :w
3 M 3 11,
3 i9 3 4
3 81, 3 11
.1 3 4J,
3 06, .1 811
3 is, 3 uu,
3 M 3 471
3 b 3 4:,
3 7 3 4s
3 82, J 001
3 S2i 3 75
' , J IK
3 881
3 90, 3 83
.1 81, 3 &
Feu. ls.
Feb. i..,
Feb. 21..,
Feb. 2.'..,
Feb. 2 J..,
Fob. 24...
Feo. Bj..,
Feb. 2tf..
Feb. 27..,
Feb. 28..,
.Murch 1.
March 2.
March 3.,
3 8i 3 ill
3 Ml! .1 i
3 81, 3 78
1 3 lu
4 SJ -3
7oi .1 81
I 6 37?, 1
I ? 33M
1 o -? 1
I & 28!,
1 5 rh'a!
1 2J
I ' 1
I 0 32).,
1 0 3b;
3 701 3 it
3 731 3 8
I 861 3 74
I
3 51
1 3 M
3 "i
3 57
3 M',
3 74 3 9)
3 8ll
March 4.,
3 l3, 3 91
March 5.
I l ' I
3 M J 'J I
Tlw nlt1..li I. a.. r ,.ru ,tf MlneW
uiuukiii 111 iouuy uy cucn roan wasi
I'nltle.l 1iii;h Hli 11 u ses
C. M. K: St. I III' 17 1
O. A St. L. Ry 2
Missouri Paclilu Ry 5 o 1
Union Paellle system ..22 16 It
C. A N. W. Ry 1
F., E. A M. V. R. II.... 2.1 13 2
S. C. A P. Ry
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry.. 21 9
it. a? m. it. it. it "a :u i
C, H. Ai Q. Ry 4 5 1
u. .:. Ac nt. .1 j .. ..
C, R. I. A P., east 8 7..
(J., 11 1. v i'., west 3 .. l
Illinois Central 4 1
Tfitdl rrenlnlM 191 10, .10
Thn fllunn.lNni, t , 1 . . .1 ..Ul.i .. , ..
. - .),ii ut wni n k'lcimi,.
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho nuin-
Itllveru. t'.,in.. i rn. ai,rtfl,,
Omaha Pneklng Co 149 i.til 4
G, II. Hummnnd Co IUj 1,011 229
Hwltt and I'ompimy 418 1,862 1,210
Ciidahy Packing Co 7oB 2,:7 1,016
........ ,,VKn tJ VI ,1
Al'mniir ( v t.'. i a,il 1 ?J(
utnana i-uck. Co., K. c... II
11. liecKer A Dcgan )i
Vansant A Co f,)
l.ounian f Co 21
I Hlnnli.,11 :
Llvlngstono A Scliaiier"! 1:9
iiamiunn ,v itoiuscnild .. Ill
II. H. llMhldrl I
A. S. Mawliliinev 10
Other buyers . loo .... 1,003
Totnls 2,956 7,777 r. 6)
LAI i I.E 1 here wns not uu excessive run
Of cattle here todav nnd as nnckers all
seemed lo want supplies they bought up
thn better grades In good season at stronger
prices. Cholco beet steers In particular
wtro ready sellers nt strong prices nnd tor
tho two rtnys this week It Is safe to call
tho murkct on good cnttlo a big dlmo
niguer ana in somo cases sales have been
mado that looked 15c higher than tlia aamo
kind of cnttlu were selllnir for nt the close
of Inst week. Tho less desirable grades, of
iititu iiui iiiipiuveii an iiiucu, cul
nt the samo tlmo they nro stronger than
they wcro Inst week, it wns a cood. active
market todny nnd most ovorvthlmr was out
01 ursi nanus 111 gooo season.
mo cow mnrKcl ulso look on consider
able life, so far as the good kinds wero
concerned. The situation could best be
(.'escribed by calling It a good, strong, ac
tive market on good kinds, nlthough some
sales wcro made that were cnslly a dlmo
higher than yesterday. Huyers wanted tho
cnttlo nnd they hnd to pny good prices in
order to get them. Tho medium grades
nnd cannoni did not show much of any
chnngo today and wero hardly moro than
strauy.
Hulls of good duality bo d without dim
cully at strong prices today, but thetcom
mon kindB were slow nnd wenk. Calves
nnd stags nlso brought strong prices as
compared with yesterday.
The stocker nnd feeder trade was In good
shnpc today so far as tho moro desirable
kinds avero concerned, but tho common
kinds wero neglected. L'holco she stuff was
also in good demand nt strong prices. Tho
warmed-up cnttle brought tlrm prices, and
in luci aiiyiiuiiK goou lounn renay sals at
rirung prices. uuprcBcniauvo dales:
BEEF STEERS.
NO.
Av. Pr.
. 840 $3 00
. 855 $3 60
No. Av. Fr.
1 1250 4 45
22 1240 4 45
20 1190 4 43
9 1011 4 45
3 1046 4 45
17 11!S I 45
4 1003 4 45
8 100.1 4 45
10 1107 4 50
8 1026 4 50
26 1217 1 50
31 121.1 4 50
25 1113 4 50
1 1193 4 50
9..
3..
1..
12W .1 35
...1100 3 40
...1020 4 00
...1016 -4 00
...1165 4 00
... 820 3 75
...KiOO 3 90
... R53 4 00
...1209 4 00
... SS0 4 CO
... 06.1 4 00
... 920 4 10
18..
20..
10..
1..
19...
6...
...
1...
Real Estate Buyers and Sellers
Little Heed the Weather.
are sufficient evidence that the game is up
to tho buyers.
The owners express their full appre
ciation of the valuo of tho Auditorium to
tho city nnd bcllovo their offer will provo
a means by which some ot tho non-residents
may share In tho cost ot the under
taking. It Is expected thnt tho lead set by
them will ho followed within a short time
by other non-residents who own shares of
Omaha realty.
It should be mentioned that the pmnt
to tho Auditorium docs not include, tho
uiocK containing II10 alto for tho new Meth
odist hospital, which will front on to
Uemls park and Cuming street, nor tho
block north ot this. One other block In
tho north part of tho addition Is nlso ex
cepted, as these belong to other parties.
More Houses ftotuK Up.
Among some of the new building projects
aro five two-story brick houses, which Wil
liam a. Chalmers Intends to put up at an
early date near Twenty-third and Douglas.
Tho row of thrfo houses now being built
on tho south sldo of Douglas street In the
samo locality, Is well under way and It Is
expected If tho wenther Is fnvorablo that
thoy will be ready for occupancy In tho
early summer.
Albert L'dholm, Miss Mary McCullough
and Mrs. Frank Oallagher will each build
a frame house costing between $2,000 aud
$.1,000 between Fnrnam and Dodge streets
on Thirty-sixth.
Soils Ills Home.
John L. Carson has sold his residence at
1710 South Thirty-second avenue lo J. J.
Murphy. Tho new owner as well ns the
old nre In tho South Omaha live stock busi
ness. Tho house faces on to tho west sldo
of Hanscom park u nd the consideration
named In tho deed Is $9,000.
DihikIiim County Fnrni sne.
The sale of William ('. Alnsworth's farm
near Elk City to Clinton Orcutt for $11,421
is considered by real cslale men a balls
factory price for Douglas county land, of
which there Is getting to bo very little on
thn market. Tho price works out at about
$5,1 an nerc. The farm Is described as the
northeast southeast 11-16-10, and the last
one-half of the northeast 11-16-10 and the
east 52!4 of the west ono-half of tho
northeast one-fourth of 1 1 -1 H -1 0 .
.lodge Unfile to Ileal UsdUe Men.
At today's meeting of the Real Kstato
exchange the Interest centers in the ad
dress to be given by Judge Dump. So far
as Is known there Is 110 business to come
before thr memberH, though it has hcen
given out that one or two pieces of prop
erty will be listed for sale by auction
Wednesday at U10 p. m. In accordance with
the rules adopted a week ago.
I 10
1 10
1 20
4 S)
I 20
4 20
I '.'j
1 jr
4 js
A !'l
4 30
4 .1o
4 30
i :
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I 33
I JTi
I 35
1 35
I 40
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4 40
I 10
1 .10
3 CO
3 00
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3 15
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Ills
lt
llTfi
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1212
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1251
ifcj
1176
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117;:
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1194
1K3
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1610
1620
1750
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4 :
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4 n
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4 iK
t r.
iff,
I 70
I 75
I 75
1 75
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15. . .
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1890
..1060
..1170
..1110
..1520
..1460
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i)
8TEERS AND HEIFERS.
.0
.... 7iM
.... 720
.... 800
. ... 90a
.... 7S0
.... s;o
.... 9i)
.... 920
.... 946
.... 970
.... 96i!
.... 926
....1050
.... 976
.... 920
.... 920
.... 92.1
.... 870
.... 90
...,l"03
....1010
....111")
.... 800
....1130
....Hull
....U4S
....I057
.... 950
....107O
....1I50
.... 9S0
....1170
.... 970
.... 910
....1002
....1100
....10:15
....1120
....1010
....11V)
....1120
.... 9S0
....12.10
.... 731
....1161
....1012
.... SI0
....losl
....1160
.... 920
....1150
....UOO
....1013
....1066
. ... 890
....10.10
....1310
.... SS0
.... 440
.... tew
.... r,oo
.... 830
.... 820
.... R00
.... 550
.... 862
I 10 Id. . .
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COWS.
t
1
1
1
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1
1
1
3
1
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1
5
11
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1110
1320
910
1120
Wi
150
1103
uno
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I'd
1l'7o
1060
nrs
810
8M)
1120
1250
1055
moo
913
1250
H'l.i
1170
1372
1120
1110
1005
10.11
1070
13e
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120i)
951
960
1250
i:53
1150
10.1S
1027
1120
1313
1093
1047
1470
1107
1122
631
3 25
2 00
2 00
2 15
2 15
2 15
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 35
2 H
2 M
2 (V
2 tiO
2 00
1..
3 no
3 30
3 3d
3 35
3 35
if &
It !
3 40
3 10
3 4it
3 40
3 r,
3 1'J
.1 5.1
3 M
3 50
5 50
:: ,ji
3 60
3 50
3 K
3 55
3 ,V
3 55
.1 Ki
3 li
3 00
3 in
3 60
3 05
3
3 (V.
3 C
.1 r.i
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 80
.1 55
3 85
3 )
3 9)
3 95
3 9.
4 00
t 00
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17
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1
7
8
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1
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17
20
1
19
19
11
2 75
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 So
2 90
3 00
3 0
3 00
3 ()
3 00
3 UO
3 00
;: (i5
3 05
3 05
3 10
3 10
3 10
.1 10
3 23
.1 25
3 Jfl
3 25
3 10
3 lb
3 15
3 I'd
3 2.7
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 Vn
4 TO
1241 . I 05
1 if . r.
1 J . I 1 'A)
lUUi
1357
4 15
4 20
3 :r,
HEIFERS.'
2 2.i 5
.... C77
....1060
....1060
.... 9m;
.... 776
.... 815
.... 835
....1005
.... 93S
.... 835
3 CO
3 65
3 75
3 91
3 90
3 90
4 Oil
4 in I
I 00
4 03
2 50
2 60
2 75
3 15
3 23
3 10
1...
r.".'.'.
3...
2...
3
1 ,
10
19 ,
9 ,
3 50 2...
3 50 32...
3 55 2...
3 60
BULLS.
C7H
586
1....
1....
1....
.1280
2 40
.... 940
....1110
r. ro
3 so
.1470
1
830
2 in 1
..1860
3 35
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
. 010
. 615
.1220
. 890
. 655
. 590
. 660
. 510
. 770
. 910
. 780
. 790
. 820
. 700
. 696
. 744
. 463
. B20
. 705
. 190
. 351
. 300
. 310
. 420
. 300
. 210
910
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lull
1141
W7
InSO
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1170
msii
icon
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121s
1102
106
760
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1047
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1
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5o0
1610
ISM
, ICiO
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, 1110
970
, 1270
IOSO
1510
103O
970
I0V11
i.va
2 H) I MAI 4 10
2 50 3 576 I 13
2 85 11 801 4 2)
3 00 16 600 4 20
3 15 3 7.10 4 20
3 20 11 526 4 25
3 50 5 8(6 4 25
3 33 4 775 4 23
3 60 2 475 4 25
3 50 480 4 25
.1 (3 4 525 4 SO
3 73 7 887 4 33
3 75 23 1008 4 40
3 75 12 1117 4 10
3 83 7 607 4 40
3 90 31 760 4 50
4 00 1 670 4 50
4 00 10 T22 4 60
4 10 3 873 4 30
CALVES.
4 00 1 120 C 50
4 40 5 206 6 DO
4 M 1 110 11 M
4 75 1 180 li 75
5 00 1 220 6 75
5 00 3 143 7 00
ti 25 1 180 7 00
STAGS.
3 90 1 1610 4 25
3
1
4
1....,
4
1
1
1
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8
10
1
4
1
6
1
1..
2..
3..
1 630
1 860 4 00
STOCK COWS
1 950 2 30
AND HEIFERS.,
b 654 3 25
730 2 85 3
450 3 10 2
662 3 10 1 ,
STOCK CALVES.
810 3 15 1
300 3 50 3
4SS I 40 2
3 456
3 50
3
8
, 290
3 55
3 55
4 M
4 CO,
4 tvr
570
, 300
390
1
11
35i)
COWS AND HEIFERS.
20 IOCS 4 ;i5
HOGS Ther. vas n light supply of hogs
here today for 11 Tuesday, nnd. as other
points wero not overstocked, the market
hero opened a big nickel higher or 5lf7',0c
higher than yesterday, Tho first sales who
mostly at $5.27!tft5.40 und as high us $5.42
was paid for prime hogs. Somo of tho
lighter hogs so'd from $5.33 down. Tho
greatest ndvnneo today was on tho cholco
heavy hogs and It wns the louds answering
to that description thnt changed hands llrst
Thoeominon and lightweights wero neglocled.
At the prices offered the hogs began mov
ing toward the scales ut a rapid rnte, but
betore hulf of them had changed hands tho
market weukened and trading camo to 11
Miiiulstlll.
Tho lust end of tho market was very slow
nnd menu, Chicago closed weak, nnd, as 11
result, the mnrket here closed with iho
advance lost und more. too. l'ackers did
not want to pay over $5.30 und $3.32i tor
wnai wns icti and niso ror 1110 iubi m
rlvals und consequently It wns Itito hetoro
a clearance
waa made. Represcntativu
sales:
No. Av
12 8S
2 99
82 IHO
72 211
59 215
bO 217
73 2J7
86 2.-0
61 231
70 233
80 18!)
71 242
Sh
, I'r.
I f3
$5 00
No.
Av. Sh. fr,
.21
; ,,d
5 -.7!f:
6 37 !i
5 37 Vi
5 37Vj
r. .'i:.i,
u 37 Vj
ft Sirs
5 37' 4
3 27'.',
r. 37-,
5 ;.-ii
r. 37i5
5 37V j
G 37 $
5 37 ',4
5 3.V.
5 37V4
r. r,:'4
r. 37 'i
r. :i7!s
5 37!j
6 37'-j
5 37' 'i
5 37!
5 27!i
5 -Wis
0 37ty
5 SV.3
5 10
5 1
b 10
S 40
5 40
3 10
G 10
5 40
5 40
f 4
f. -t0
5 10
5 41.
6 10
5 4i,
5 01
5 45
K),
, .256
,.2t6
80
40 5 30
6 ;'0
3 .10
5 30
5 22'$
5 32!i
5 32'.
5 32!i
5 S2!i
5
5 32,3
5 32(i
5 ;ij., .
5 32'.5
5
6
5 3-",i
5 32K
5 if-'K-
16...
15...
51...
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66. . .
83...
, .304
.220
.233
. .251
,.218
,.212
64..
05..
62..
71..
82..
...221
...211
...215
...220
. . .215
...232
...290
16 210
14
..217
..221
..266
..187
..183
-Hi!!5
..2(3
..210
..200
82. . .
61...
II...
14...
79...
)l...
54...
71...
i2...
80...
76...
110..
80
40
80
80
ISO
79..
06. .
P6 230
4S SOS
49 257
'i7 214
75 i!IS
160
120
10
210
E0
40
2n0
80
160
80
6 32Vi
b .
5 32(5
5 32U
5 321-i
5 55
6 35
5 35
5 25
5 35
5 35
5 35
o 53
5 :u
5 33
5 33
5 35
5 35
5 35
5 35
f 35
5 :;:i
5 35
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69...
65...
61...
80. . ,
07...
60...
47. . ,
CO. . .
21...
61...
65...
59...
..213
..209
..235
. .255
. .20!
..271
..212
250
2.1S
120
80
92 225
103 ICS
78 253
C4 193
61 203
63 219
69 219
83 217
71 231
47 283
j:6i
40
80
1
13
..236
..lit! ...
..211 ...
..233 ...
..210 ...
8 " aw
51 210
75 221 ...
00 210 ...
60 238 ...
01 V.U ...
43 330 . . .
62 277 ...
I, 0 271 80
30 236 ...
51 I'll ..
65 271 . .
II 282 80
42 24
6S
.230
.221
.250
.211
.206
.241
.2.19
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15
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5 35
5 .15
40
tKi J . . i . '3
wns Just a fnlr run or
ailEEI'-Thero
sheep hern today
nud (ho demand being or
lllienil proportions thn market ruled fnlrlv
ni tlvn and strong uu sheep. Am compnreil
wnn yesterday prices iook n 111110 nignoi'
igr.01
blgl
todnv In several enhes
Ewes sold ut
as $l.n5 und Mexican yearling welliern
brought $1.8il, while western wot Intra hold
nt $1.60. At thobc prices It did not take
Jong lo clear tho pens.
1. 11 111 lis. However, were moro iilent'rn in
piopoitlon than tho sheep nud (bo reeling
who a. little wenk ns a result nnd sellers In
somo ruses had lo lulo less thiin ttioj did
yesterday. ,
I'cenrrs wero miner scaico loiiuv nnd inn
market could safely be quoted llrm on good
stuff.
(Juotstloni1; Choice fed weiheis, $U0ft
4.6). fair to good Wfltlwrs. $l.2.Vy ,4U; uulC'i
llithtwelght yearlings, $l.!'A5ri.80: fall lu
good yrnrllngs. $4. (01(4. 60; choice llghtw' Iglit
ewes, ,i.i.v;)4.ih, jair 10 gooa ewes, $3.I,0'
3.75: choice Inmbs, Sl.90ir5.13; fa', to good
nmbs. 14.70114.90: feeder ewe. S3.25W.I So-
feeder wethers, $3,75'a4.0''); feeder lambs, $4.00
(H4.40. Representative sales:
No ... Av I'r.
8 cull ewes , . 81 $2 00
S cull ewes ,,,,,, , 80 2 00
cull et.-ps
nil ewes
bin km
western -us
western ewe .......
WMdctli ewes
western ewe
(coder tiitnim
western wetheis .,
w-esiern Intuitu ....
vis'crn lambs ....
western Ulnlm ....
western lumlm ....
bucks
cull l.indis
Wi-stcrn ewes
western ewes
we.'lcrii ewes
Western ewe
cull e.es
Coiornrto ewes ....
western welbei- ..
western wethers ..
western culls
western Intuitu
Mexican yeurllugs
western lnmbs ....
10S
1
PS
80
!
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'. l
.( )
. 1
' vl
1 t.
4 ri
1 s'
4 V
I I-.
1 I-..
:; ci
,i A
3 00
.1 7o
.1 ?.
00
4 00
I .
1 .V
I ..,'
0)
1 .
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4 I-
I
.. W
.. (?
.. 81
.. 12.)
.. 41
.. 35
.. 1M
.. loJ
.. 100
.. W
.. li'.)
.. 1)
.. 112
.. H'l
.. OS
.. M
.. 74
CIIICA(il) I.IMi
STOCK MlllKl.C.
CnKle
Open I'lriii IIiiuk 11 e Cents
Itluher sliei'ii Mi mm.
CHICAGO. Mnreh 5 TATTLE Receipts.
3,WHl llend; steers Hltniig hutcho"' stock
opened -It'll, closing easier, g .nd 1,) p'lms
steer". $5.iXtii..05. poor to nodl'ipl. SI- 61
4. 95; stocker mid ii-eders. str.ng ,it $ wj
4.60; cows. Sl'.'C'fl 2.-; h- lrei-s. $2 7.Vg 1.5.1, em,,
tiers. $2.UH(2.70; bulls, "low .if .:-0',n "J,
c.ilvcM, nbuiii steady ut Jl.O'irt ;.',. Toxm--fed
steers, $ roof 1 4.00; Tex, is grass sleets, 53 jit
4.11; Texas bulls. $2.5C(t.l.M
HOGS-Receipts todiH'. 18,(V) heiid. lo
lliorriw, 32,OoO heiid. left over, ;!,(HX) )end.
re higher, opened strong, closing cask"
lop. $3,621;.; mixed and butchers. ICtr
5 62!s; good to choice, heavy, $3.:flli(, i,;i .
rough hcavj. J2i3.Vdfl.i5: light, $5 !i , ,
bulk of sales, $"i.ri'ti5.57'-.
HIIEEP AND LAMMS- Receipt!!, loimo
hoinl; sheep strong Hint ncllvc; l.nnti.-.
steady to sltor.g; good to cholco wethers,
$l.25fi I.X5; fair lo choice tnlxrd. Jl.nOtjM 35,
western ahcep. $I.,WH.83; To mih sheep. So
ti3.7; nntlve lnmbs, $l.3Ui..2.; wetUrn
lnmbs, $3.ly(J5.25.
Kmiisiis Clly Uir Stuck Mii'Isrt.
KANSAS CITV. Mutch 5 -CATI'LK Re
celpts, ('..5(1 hec.d. 300 TcMitlH nnd 100 calves;
cholco lintie ami Texas beeves. lc4)2'V
higher; stockeis and feeders and cows mid
heifers, stendy to 1V lilglmr; nntlio beef
steers. $4.50fi5,t; stockers und feeders, $3 ij
Sl1 U; wevtetii ted steers, $l.25fl5.M; Trxiins
nud Indians, $1.73'u 1. 75; cows. $3.hni 1.25;
hellers, $.1.2.Vr4.75; cittitiiirs, C2.fiOfTi.O0; bill's.
$2.9)1(11.75; I'll von. Sl.5o;ni.oo.
HOGS -Receipts. 1l,mt bend; market f j, nv
higher; top, $3.5o; bulk of shIcs, $3.3Efl. (j.
inn;, w,,,,,,,,, iiiixcii o.'ieKcr. .,.;v,'ri(i. 1 1.
$5.40OT..5H:
mixed packers
ulirs. Sl.Midt5.iv
light. $5.a)e .r'2;
rlMEKf AND LAMMS Reiflpts. JflO
heml: cheep. Mining; lumlw, nctlvn nnd
steady; western lambs, $.4O!S.0O; western
yearlings, $4.2.Vlrl.85; ewes, $3.05'(i.:5; culls.
$2.W)4;3.50.
SI. .Insepli l,te Slork MnrUet.
SOFTH ST. JOSE1MI. March ,V --(Special )
rile .loiitiuil quotes iis follows:
CATTLE Receipts. l.leO bend; mnrket r,'(5
10.- higher; 'intlws $1,1515.35; TeMins und
westerns, f3.ii.34 3.15; cows und heirers, $220
ffl.'J5: hulls find mIiicu t- "V,, J ..,.,.rti...u
nud calves. $.1.75'ii 1.75, stockers nnd' fecdem.
M.eciM.l.n; veals, f l.7iVi7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 5.300 heml; mnrket Tiilc
higher; all grades, $5.35ifM.5i); bulk of sales,
$5.4li'u5.l5; pigs, 5c higher.
SHEEI' AND LAM IIS -Receipts. I..V4)
heiid: sheep stendy; lambs. 5-fibV higher;
lambs, f l.r(VC-. 10; veurllngs, $1,1111.03; .veth
ers, fl.UOfi 1.15; ewes, $3.75'd 1.10.
Mock III SIrIiI.
Following aro the receipts at tho four
principal western markets for March 5
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha 2,90.1 7,621 c.Pmj
Chicago 3,5()0 18,0) IO.OiX
KausiiH City f.0 11,000 J.'jrw
SI. Louis 3,'i,) 9. (Oo 2,00.)
Totals
15,203 4 6.021 12,203
S5.00 A MONTH.
SPECIALIST
In
All Private Diseases
1 nt m a
i ana uisoraers or men
r: ears in omaba.
VARICOCELE
HYDROCELE "
Method dow, never falls,
without cnttlcg, pain or
SYPH Ilijacurrrt for life nnd thepolson
was fciswthoroughly ehiauunt from
the system. Soon every sign und symptom
fl !,,P;..o.."lr,,,'' sm t. no
"HllBAICINfJ OUT" of Hwdlsease onthiskln
or fci. Traatment, 'ontnlun no danctrous
drugs or Injurious medicine,
WEAK WlcM r'OSh 0K Miwnootifrom V.z
ncviiAt 1 v cesxesor VinmsTo NKKvura
t DUALLY Dkiumtt or EXIIAU.STIK.X,
WXSTI.W WCAHNr-SS iNVOI.DNVAIir LoSS3.
T7ith Kxiit.v Ur.CAV 111 V(it?Mi and MippLn
Aoed. kaelr. or vim. vlscr nnd strength, w'th
sexual organs impatrtd nnd weak.
STRICTURE lladlrsliy cured with .1 niiw
nnri n ppt""11, Infallible, HomB Trfst
ana uuttl ment. Nolnstruments.Kopain,
no .detention from hnslnrss. (Jotorrhoea.
Klane y aud Illadder Tronnlri
CritKS UUAItANTKKl).
Contaltallon free. Treatment by Viil.
Call on or address 119 S. !4th St.
Op. Sfiarles&SearloSa Omaha, Neb.
FIRST CLASS PULLflAN SLCCPER3
...DAILY URTW11EN...
OMAHA AND SAN FRANCISCO
Without Change
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
i5;ftlJllJf,best Scenery of the POCh Y
f?ViNI.INj5. ",nd., SII-'HX'A NliVADA by
Daylight In both directions.
DININfJ CAR SERVICE THROUOII.
) BUFFET LIBRARY CAP.
For full Information, reservntlonannilltlner-
ry "Chlcino to Callfoinla" addreii; City
Ticket Office, 133 l-'arnum St., Orasnji,
Neb.
Duy FRYER HILL OF LEAHVILI.E nt
Cc n sbaro; Company controls 17 claims la
tho heart of tho District; property being
operated with a steam hoist; hns a record
of production of J15P.000.00.
Huy I'RIDK MINING COMPANY STOCK
at 20c n tlinro; tho company owns 45 cUluu
nud n largo mill; Is a steady shlppci xpd
employs 25 men; will undoubtedly py dlvS
dcuils this year.
Wrlto for Imformntlon concerning dlvb
dend paying stock showing nu Investment
of better than 33 per cent, to Herbert 3.
Shaw, olllccs 14 and 15. Brown l'alaco Ho
ld, Denver, Colorndo. Approcd slocks
told on Instal'nent pl.in. Dlrcit prlvu'.a
wlro to nil Colorado cxuhdliKos.
CHARLES G ADS IT
226 La Salle St., Chicago, III.
Bonds, Stocks and
Investment Securities
LoiiKiil. aril nnhl for c.isu 0 M1 o" nnrpliis,
I'rlviito who 'i Now oiK. I'niciico Uof.
ernnccs: Couttiicnlal Nn'to'iai Jin.iiit. HI.
bcrnlun UunUinij Association, Royal Try.!
Cuiupauy
JAMES E, gOYO & CO. "
TcleiilKino I (Kill, llllliilni,
COMMISSION,
lill.l, I'HDMMOSS unit
Iloniil nf 'I'ffi.i.
aTHCKS,
Correspondenco. Jchn A Wriiren & 'o
Direct wire to Chicago and Nuw Yuri
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