8
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MATCCH It, 1007.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Frorisioni Market is Dicldedly the Leader
f the Pit.
DISPLAYS ACTIVITY FROM TAP OF GONG
"W'licnt Ilnll lint firm, Arirnneliiir
1 1 M li 1 1 llnln mil! Corn llulo
Sternly Under Inllurncc
., of W'entlicr,
CHICAGO, March 13. AKKreg.ilvrnoB of
bulls In provisions made that mnrket Iho
conspicuous feature on 'chungo todny. Tho
cereals, wlillo quiet ami nt tlnicH Inactive,
with llrm, partly In sympathy with 1iok
products uml partly on tho bullish uverugu
of tho routlno news. May pork closed 824e
hlKlicr, May ribs HVje up and May lard 15i
l'lfio Iniprovi-d. .May wheat closed 'yf'Ne
over ycHterday nnd corn and imtn with a
Kill n of ',e In each.
The provision, market assumed tho
leadership of tho markets at tho mart, dis
playing iniirkcri'nctlvlty at tho tap of Iho
song, liy ItH bulge today .May pork shows
u rise of S1.G0 since ten days ago. Tho
opening advaneo vus based on light Iiok re
volptH and higher prlceH In tho market nt
tho yards. A heavy general demand existed
throughout tho day. titraggllug shorts who
bud hoped against liopo for a reaction,
covered at a loss, with this rcmilt Hint tho
market, having mado tlx advaneo during
tho forenoon, held nt Its best during tin re
mainder of tho session. Tho tnnrkol was at
times oxtremely nervous,, under n scarcity
of offerings and such sales iih wcro made
tame from profit-taking longs. Hog re
ceipts have, been on a diminishing scale for
ten (lays and prices at the yards are above
parity of tho manufactured product,
making it morn prolltabln to buy In tho pit
for future delivery than to buy and kill
and pack Iho hogs. .May pork opened at
iU.OVA tn J15.02H and advanced to J15.".:1,,
closing at that llgure, 814o over yesterday.
2Iayv lard sold between JT.OUH, and $7,724
anil closed 1214c up at J7.72V6. and .May ribs
between (7.3714 and J7.M), with tho close 15'ri'
171.40 improved at J7.I7!417.60.
Wheat was f lull but linn. May opened 'to
higher to unchunged at "&li,o to 76c. I'nder
tho Inlltience of llrm lato cables, moderate
receipts, unsettled weather, heavy seaboard
clearances and In sympathy with tho pro
vIsIoiih strength an advaneo to 75V-' fol
lowed. The demand was mostly local nnd
Not large, but offerings wero scarce. Kor
half an hour tho market remained at a
standstill on this advance, there not being
n single quotation. ItoportH of export en
gagements, aggregating 37 loads, caused
covering by shortH late In (lie session nnd
a further advaneo to 7IH followed. The
cioso was llrm, flluy Vi'ii'tte up nt ,wi( TlTic.
A blizzard In thn northwest prostrated moro
wires and ns this shut off many orders tho
weather was, to rpilto a degree, responsible
for tho dullness of tho market. Seaboard
clearances In Hour nnd wheat wriro equal to
bushels, while primary receipts ag
gregated MS.OOO bushels, compared with 701,
(M bushels last year. Local receipts were
f6 ears, 8 of contract grade. Minneapolis
nnd Dulutlt reported 327 cars, URUlnntTOT
last week and K.,3 u year ago.
Corn wns quiet but llrm, under the In
fluence of unfavorable weather and In
sympathy with the provisions strength. At
times there was a fair outside demand, led
by HI. 1Otiin, but tho bulk of the day's
business was of Importance only within tho
limits of tho pit. Itecelpts were 2ft! cars, 33
of contract grade. May sold between tic
and llo and closed vie higher nt llMf-llo.
Covering of July by snorts brought that
option within IMMie of the May price. A
scarcity of cars shut off shipping business
here. b.il exporters reported 20 loads taken
lit tho seaboard.
Oats wero dull but llrm In sympathy with
corn. There was a fair outside demand nnd
yesterday's buyers of short oats wero put
ting thent out on tho advaneo today. .May
sold between 2l?;c and -Hfco and closed ?8u
higher at 25ift2j'(,e. Receipts wero 123 cars.
ICsllmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, SO
cars: corn. 250 cars; oats, 27,(100 bu.
Tho leading futures ranged an follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low, Closo, Yes'y.
Wheat
Mar.
April
May
Corn
Mar. May
Oats
Mar. May
Tork
Mny
July
Lard
May July
Hept.
nibs
May Sept.
73"4 74 73Ji 7411 73A
74, 74 74iJ 74 74t
75H 75 76V50?5 75
. 3!7l S!14
41 41i 41 MUifjft, 40!l II
24 21 '4 21 31 Vi 2341 74
Z)itlV 25fW4 ZWtV KffH 2l4i
14 9714 15 621, 14 0714 15 52M 14 f)
II SO 11 DO 14 SO 14 70 14 50
7 624 7 7214 7 fi214 7 "214 7 00
7 75 7 7714 7 72ft 7 7714 7 C5
7 7714 7 S2V4 7 7714 7 824 7 70
7 3714 7 50 7 3714 7 60 7 82
7 I2H 7 4714 7 42 7 4714 7 30
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero ns follows:
KI.OIIH Dull: winter pnlenU. J3.COR3.M);
Itralghts, W.201J3.60; clears, J2.6033.30; spring
specials. SI.2OW4.30: patents. J3.6O33.70;
itralghts. J3.00fi3.30: bakers. J2.20S2.50.
WHUAT-No. 3 spring, CWJc; No. 2 red,
COIIN-No. 2, 40c: No. 2 yellow, 40c.
OATS-No. 2. 25((2oV4c; No. 2 white, 20c;
No. :i white, 2iii(.i?e.
ItVK-No. 2. 62c.
HAKLHY-Common, 37W5T3.Sc; fair to
choice malting, 4Mi52c.
SHrcDS No. 1 ilnx. St. 5214: No. 1 north
weMcrn, $1.5.1; prlmo timothy, $1,40; clover,
contract grade, jio.it.
PKOVIHIONH-Meis nork. per bbl.. JI5.R5W
15.40. Lard, per 100 lbs., J7.70ir7.72V4. Hhort
ribs sides (loose), S7.35fi7.R5. Dry salted
ihoulde rs (boxed). $0.37V4fii3.G2V4. .Short cleur
lliles (tioxeii). 7.7iK(i7.'.n.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, $1.27.
Tho receipts and shipments today were as
roiiowu:
Articles. Itecelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bills 43,000 39,000
Wheat, bl W.ono iVS.OOO
Coin, bu Illl. 0011 193.UOO
tR.i. bu 439.000 278.000
Rye. bu t X.OOO 8,000
Barley, bu 19,000 10,000
On tho Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was dull; creameries, lSfp-'lo;
mines. lPiiive. cneese, sunny, lvuvilfto.
fcggs, fresh, nwnic.
sv:w yoiiiv okmiuai. .MAititirr.
(luotntloim of the Day oil Various
i'oiiilllDilMlen,
NHW YOIHC. March 13.-FLOim-TU-celpts.
13,619 bbls,; exports, 2,lir bbls.; mod
rratoly activo and steady without actual
Improvements In prices: Minnesota patents,
$4.104.30; Minnesota bakers, $3.00ii3.r; win
ter patents, $3,K(i(4,(iO; winter strnlghts, $3.4.,
tlCOo; winter extras, J2.501J2.bri; winter low
grades, $2.45fj2.iV). Ilyo Hour, quiet; fair
to good, J2.so$3.15, choice to fancy, $3,104
3.60. lluekwhent Hour, quiet at J2.10iif2.16.
UUClvWHUAT-Dull at 60UC2c, c. I. t
Now York.
CORNMHAI, Finn; yellow western, 91c;
city. lic: ilrandywlue. J2.45ff2.50.
ItYU Dull; No. 2 western, OOJic, f. o. b.,
ntlo.it; mule, O'ii&Tc, o I, t,, carlots.
IlAni.HY IJull: feeding. 46J?4Sc, c, 1. f.,
New York; malting, &MJ70C
HAULKY MALT- null; western, O2i70c.
VH HAT Itecelpts, 110,700 bu.; exports,
$7,1191 bu.; spot, llrm; No. 2 red, NPfco, f, o,
b alloat; No. 2 red. 79e, elevator; No. 1
northern, nulutli. KSSic. f. o. b., alloat; No.
I hard, nulutli. 9lc, f. o. li alloat. Op
tions opened steady and had a subsequent
lllght advance on tfrm English cables, rears
Of smaller primary receipts, heavy seaboard
:learances, chlelly Hour, strength of corn
i ml provisions and light speculative offer
lugs with ti fair demand from shorts,
Southwest selling Into In the day ion pot.
ter crop prospects made little Impression
near the close. Closed strong nt iijV.c net
ndvance. March closed at 79!i.e; May.
t'.iUOTJTic. closed 797c.
COHN Itecelpts. 70,200 bu, ; exports, ta,190
bu.; spot, tlrin: No. 2, 4S54c, elevator, and
4so alloat. The option market was gener
ally llrm all day In lino with small receipt,
stormy weather west, good speculative sup
port, HrmiicHH abroad and lato country
offerings. Closed at V4$?o net ndvance.
March closed nt 49c; May, 4IHii,iNtA4c, c'o.scd
tiVi; Juiy. -iH.v.4i ciimen U'ie; Heptem
ber, 4tiU(4iiHc, closi'd 4SH0.
OATS Itecelpts. l',ti.200 bu.: siiot, llrm;
No, 2. 3Hc; No. .1, 30Hc; No. 3 white, 32!sc;
No. 2 white. 33'io: track, mixed western.
I1V41T32C: trnck, white. 221f3fic. Oiitlons wero
talriy active anil llrm on goml spot lu
liiiry.
llnI'S Oulot: state, common to choice
I900 crop. 17020'-; 1W9, llW16o; olil olds,
lc; Paclllc coiiBt. 1000 crop, 16yi9c; tt?, llif
Ijc. old olds, 2itie,
HAY-Stcaily; shipping, 77S4SJOc; guod to
choice. TO'iiaic.
HinKS-Steady; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
lMMfl91c; Cnlliornla, 21 to 25 lbs., lSc;
Texas u ry. .1 io w ion., iiiiuijc.
LBATHKIl Steady; hemlock polo.
HucnoH Ayrt-s, light to heavywelchts, 2IW
ie: scld. 2Sl4r24li.C.
I'HOVISIONS-Ileof. quiet; family. $10.50
Sfll.&O; niesM, S.6os9.ifl; beef bams, $l&.J0yi
Ilipo: pacwet, n.urjio.!-j; exira inula mess,
Jll.00ffl6.ftl. Cut meats, llrm; iilckled bil
lies. JS.OOftlO.W: pickled shoulders, $4.60;
ulrkled hams. J9.S'rfi9.75. Lnnl. llrm: west
ern steamed. $7 90. rellnrd, strong; contin
ent. 13.25. South America. JS.K5. comnouud.
$5.Wij5.c:i3, i'ork, DtroiiBcr, fmiilly, J16.55Q1
lS.Ki; short clear, $11.757116.60; me.s. $1,70
16.0V .
TALLOW Quiet; city ($2 per pkg.), tS'p!
ic; country tpkgs. tree), IT96Uc.
HICi:-8tendy; domestic, fair to extra, 3't
C)6'ic; Jnpan, 4'i'l4V- ... .
Ill'TTKH-ltecelpts, 7,501 pkgs.; uniettlcd;
fresh creamery, ly?2c; Juno creamery, 19
?(20c; factory, lOtfMV
CHKICSK-Hecelits. 1,330 pkgs.! ronR.
large, fancy, colored and white, lUfll'Sp,
fancy, small, colored, 12Uc; fancy, email,
white, 12H12'e. . . , ,,
KOGS Itecelpts, 12.0") pkgs. ; stcad !
western, at mork, lS'tUHc; southern, at
mark, 13He. . . ,
I'Ot'LTllY-Allve. sternly; fowls, 11c;
chickens, 10c; turkeys. 11c; dressed, steady;
turkeys, lMflOc; fowls, 8!ifil0',4c. ,
l-OTATOKS Steady: Jerseys, $I'25JJ1.75:
New York, $1,6011.75: Long Island, $1.6010
1.87W; Jersey sweets, $1.75172.50.
MKTALS-A light demand, a better sta
tistical position than for some time and a
lack of sellers were the chief factors In
todays ndvance In tin In the local metal
market I'rlces at the start wero consid
erably higher and remained so all day,
Dually being about 10 to 15 points net up,
with the tone iiullo llrm. The total trans
actions were of moderate proportions, but
the market wss not nctlvc at any time. In
London, however, there was no material
change, spot closing at 117 10s nnd fu
lures nt JUI14 2s fid. Lend was dull and un
changed. Spelter, though weak as to un
dertone, wns not qtiotnbly lower, closing
at $1.t)fl3.95. Domestic Iron markets re
main inactive and nominally unchanged.
Hngllsh Iron markets were weak, Olasgow
wnrrants closing nt Ms 5d and Middles
borough nt 4i!s lid, In London n sharp de
clln" In copper was reported, spot closing
nt 69 7s fid and futures at 70, Indicating
the lowest llgure reached since January 1,
l!)i). The local market, however, wns dull
at $17 for Lake Superior and $l(J.02'a for
casting and electrolytic. The shipments
of copper during this month are only .1.000
tons, against March shipments of last year
of ls,fi5o tons.
OMAHA VIU)l.i;SAI.L, MAltKF.TS.
Condition of Trade nnd Quotation
on Stnple mid I'nncy Prodncr.
KOUS-Itocclpts llbernl; good stock, 11c.
LIV13 I"OUI.TItY Hens, ',4S7o; young,
Rtnggy and old roosters. 326: ducks, 6V4
07c; geese, GiU"c; turueys, 6U1c
KltKSlI DHKSS13D I'OULTltY-Hens, 7V4
Qkc; roosters, 4ttic; ducks, iaHc; KOfse, a
uM4c; turkeys, lightweight, 9uluc; heavy, 7
'"uAMK-Mnllard ducks, per doz., $2.75
3.00; teal, $1,2511.60: mixed, $1.25(1.60; Jack
rnbtilts, no sale! cottontails, 75Q90C.
11UTTHH Common to talr, weak nt 121f
12t4c; choice, 1-Wlno; separator, 22c.
FHESH OYHTKHS First grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can, Sic. ex
tra, selects, 32c; standards, 26c: medium,
20c. Scconu grade, slack tilled, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extra selects, 26c;
standards, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.
$1.25.
FHOSCI3N FHF.9H FISH-Hlack bass, ISo;
vhlto'buHS, 10c; blucllsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c;
bluo 11ns, 7c; cattish, 12c; cod, 9c; cropplo,
luc; clucocs, 7c; hultbut, 11c; herring, i'a
6c; huddock, 9c; mackerel, 15c; perch, b'tt
7c; Pickerel. 7c: nlkc. 9c: red gnnmier. luc:
vulmou, He; suutish, 6c; Bmelts, 10c; trout,
10c; whltellsh, kc.
1'iuiiuisri Live, per do., Jl.
VKALS-Cholce, 9110c.
HAY I'rlces iiuoted bv Omnhn Whnlesalft
Hay Dealers' association: Cholco uDland.
js.&u; No. l upland, ; medium, $7.60; coarso,
i. nyo straw, d.wj. xnese prices nro tor
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair. Itecelpts, 4 cars.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2Sc.
COHN No. 3, 35c.
I1UAN-$15.
VEGETABLES. I
BI'INACH-l'er bu. box. 75c.
CUCUMUEItS-Hot house, ncr doz.. si.ovn
2.00, ns to size.
iWKBNli'K rer bu., 40c.
TtJHNH'S I'er bu. basket. 60o.
HEETS-l'cr bu., 40c
t.'AUHOTS-rer bu., 40c. " .
LETTl'CE I'er bu., 351T-WO.
HADISHKS l'er doz.. .W?S5o.
l'AHSLICY I'er doz., 35c.
I'OTATOES-l'er bu.. 454J55c: Colorado.
.80c.
KBU i'OTATOES Early Ohlos, 65g0c;
Ued lllvcr Valley, K0c; Triumph, $1.04.
SWEET 1'OTATOES-Per bbl., J1.V5.
t'AHHAOK-Holland seed, per lb., l2o.
TOMATOES California, per 6-baskot
crate, $1.50.
ONIONS-Ohlo, per bu., JL75.
CELEIIY California, as to Blze, 60975c;
Kalamazoo, 25i30c.
CAULIFLOWEIt-Callfornla, per crate.,
"ilEANS Wax, per bu., $3.50; string, per
bu., $3.25.
KG(! PLANT I'er bu. box. $3.75.
l'EPPEHS-Pcr bu. box. $3.
FIIUITS.
STnAWHEUIUES-Florlda, per qt., JBO
40c.
UltAI'ES-talaga, per keg, $7.60(89.00.
APl'LES-I'cr bbl., 4.25; Washington, per
bu. box, $1.75; Ilcllliowers, $1.90.
CUANUERHIES Ilell and Buglo, $9 per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $8.60; per crate, $3.
TllOPlCAL FHUITS.
OltANGES California seedlings, $2,009
2.25; navels, $2.753.23.
LEMONS-Cullfornla, extra fancy, $3,259
3.60; choice, $3.
P. ANANAS Per bunch, according to elzo,
$1,7512.25.
FIUS California, new cartons, 75c; lay
ers, 60c; Imported, per lb 12130.
DATES Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, Salrs, 6c
per lb.; ilulloweon, 64c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES No. 1 green, 5'4c; No. 2 green,
4Uc; No. 1 salted, 6V4e; No. 2 salted, 5V4ii;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 voaj
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 813c; sheep
pelts, 25175c; horsa hides, J1.50SP2.25.
NUTS Eng!l3h walnuts, per lb., 13c; Al
berts, per lb., 13a; almonds, per lb, lS&SOc;
raw peanuts, per lb., 645V4c: roasted. 6V49
7V4c: Hruztis, !3c; pecans, 10lrl2c; cocoanuts,
cuch 44c.
Nt. Louis tirnln nml Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, March 13. WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 72c: track, 741)
nilto; .nay, iMftu iJc, Jlliy, i-Wdmic: Wo.
2 hard, 7lffi71V4c
COHN Higher: No. 2 cash. 3SUc; track,
39'4(f(39-;c: May, 39ic: July. 40c.
OATS Dull: No. 2 cash. 2Cc; track, 26U
-ivsi .nay, -o;4c; juiy, mc; ino. ' wnite,
2smf2Sio.
ItYE-Steady at 52c.
FLOl'It Moro active; patents, J3.65fl3.75:
j....vj ,,.,, r, ,1,111,, .,.,uOU.OJ, UlCiir,
$2.705i2.!W: low grades, $2.20iu2.50.
SEEDS Timothy, miiet: uveraco reenlnfa.
$3.751j'l.0O; jirlmo worth moro; ilax, lower,
COUNMEAIz-Steady. $2.05.
I1HAN Firm: narked, east track. 77e.
HAY Timothy, llrm, $9.003'13.50; prairie,
wuiHivv-aieauy at ji.27.
irtON COTTONTIES-J1.00.
HAGGINC,-7HT7ic.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PUOVISIONS-I'ork. firm: lohhln sis.
Lard, higher, tlrm. J7.57M.. Drv salt meats.
stronger; boxed lots, extra shorts, J7.37V4;
clear ribs, $7.50; clear sides, $7.2!4. Hacon,
stronger: boxed lots, extra shorts, $S,12',4;
uir.ir nun, ts.j, I'li'iu sines.
.MKTALH ian, lltm, 54.22V4U4.25. 8p0l'
ter, lower, with sales at $3.75.
POLTLTItY Stendv: chickens. 7Sv tor.
keys, omiflc: iluckH. 9?4o: geese. 5176e.
iii'ri'KH una; creamery, li22c; dairy,
irii in..
EOas-Steady at He.
UECEII'TS-Flour. 5.000 bbls.: wheat. fiO.
ooo bu.: corn. S9.(ioo bu.: oats. 43.000 tin.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 10,000 bbls.: wheat,
M,I1V Oil., COIII, i..,lKj UU, j UlllS, 1U.IAJIJ Dll
Kiiiimiim L'lly firnln nnil Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, March 13. WHEAT
.May. iwei July, uvac: cosh. No. 2 hard.
O7',41C9o: No. 3 ,G51jC7o; No. 2 red, 69fi70c;
No. .1, 7(fifi.So.
COHN-May. 37Uc; cash, No. 2 mixed,
OATH No. 2 WllltC, 27127?iC
ItYE-No. 2. 5mc.
HAY-Cbolce tlmothv. J10.50flll.0i): rholea
prairie. $S.5ii lO.fs.
HL'TTEU-Creamery, 17fl20c; dairy, fancy,
EGGS Lower: fresh Missouri nnd K'an
sas stock, 10c doz., loss off, eases returned;
new white-wood enses Included. He more.
HECEIPTS Wheat, 1)3,600 bu.; com, 29,600
on.; oats, l'.imi on.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 60,100 bu.; corn, 21,
GOO bu. ; oats, 3.000 bu.
track: No. 1 hard. 76'ic; No. 1 northern,
7l'ic; No. 2 northern, 6S4lr70,e.
FLOL'U-Flrst patents, J3.M1f4.05; second
patents, JS.wy.l.P.i: tlrst clears, J2.9W3.00;
second clears, JI.9"1J2.00.
HHAN-In bulk, $13.25.
I'lillnilrlphln Prodncr .Mnrkrt,
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-HUTTEn-Steady;
fancy we.itern creamery and prints,
22c; fancy western creamery nearby prints,
22c.
EGOS Nearby and western, fresh, 22c;
southwestern. He; southern, 13c.
CHEESE Unchanged: New York fu I
creams, fancy, small, litfce; New York full
creams, fair to choice, lO-'UQc.
MOVKMIl.Vr.H OF STOCKS .VXD IIOXDS.
Stocks Ordinarily lliii-mniit Itrongbt
4ut nml Slndr Aollvr.
NEW YOItK. March 13.-Thc dealings In
today's stock mnrket covered nn extraor
dinary range of securities. Quotations were
mado for some stocks which have lain nor
mant for many days, and n number of usu
ally very quiet stocks were made nctlve.
Stocks of some small railroads, usually ob
scure by reason of the small amount of
their capital stock, were made compara
tively conspicuous In today's mnrket. Oper
ations were constantly shifting from one
stock to another or from one group to an
other, no ono stock maintaining Its prom
inence during the whole day. It wns a no
ticeable fact nlso that many of the stand
ard stocks, which nrc usually looked to
for the bulk of the trading, wero compara
tively quiescent and moved very narrowly.
Somo of this class were moved Hte In the
day, apparently through manipulation, as
though tho professional operators wero
prompted to correct the nppenranee of sin
gularity In tho market, due to the special
chnractcr of tho trading. Nevertheless, tho
day's operations footed up on quite nn lm
portunt aggregate, and tho general appear
ance of tho market, notwithstanding Its
Peculiar features and the dllllcillty of ana
lyzing it, wns ono of activity and strength.
There wns a tendency to yield the highest
prices ns Interest was shifted to new points.
Extensive realizing was going on In tho
general list under cover of the strength In
spots, and In the Inst hour an active selling
movement to take profits caused n i;enernl
reaction, reaching n point or more In soma
of tho moro nctive stocks. Tho closing
Itself wns rather strong. The day's Fpe
elnlty was southwestern stocks, led bv St.
Louis Southwestern, tho common rising 4
und tho preferred AM.
Tho Lake Eric it Western stocks were
very strong, tho common rising 47 nnd tho
preferred 4. It Is believed Hint the move
ment Indicates new conditions for the svs
tern. Buffalo, Itochester & Pittsburg pre
ferrcd nnd Burlington, Cedar Itaplds &
Northern rose A points each. Tho express
stocks were strong, American Express ris
ing 4, AVells-l'argo 4 and United Stntes 3.
with n reaction of Pi, Among other stocks
which rose from 1 to 2 points nt some tlmo
during tho dny mnv be mentioned Chicago
Great Western, tho Chicago. Indianapolis
fc I,oiilsvllln stocks, the Chicago Terminal
Trnnsfcr siocks. the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois stocks, Des Moines & Fort Dodge,
Pero Marquette. Minneapolis St. liuls.
thn Wisconsin Central stocks, Chesapeake
& Ohlli and Norfolk Western.
Among tho Industrials Cotton OH. Iho
malting stocks, People's Gas, Western
Union, Continental Tobacco preferred and
Brooklyn Traimit gained as much. St Louis
fc Bnn Francisco after rising stronglv. fell
2 points below last night. Tho smelting
stocks wero weak throughout, the common
falling 3i nnd the preferred P.4. Mnny of
these movements wcro without nny ex
planation nnd others were bnsed on vague
rumors, for which no otllclnl sanction could
bo had. The movement In the southwestern
group wns thn most consistent of the dny
nnd wns based on tho evidence of substan
tial prosperity among the railroads In that
region and tho general belief that plans
for extensive consolidation nrc working
out. Tho money market continued un
ruffled. In splto of the absorption bv the
subtreasury thus for this week of J2.I67.000
and the knowledge thnt $20,000,n0i must lm
provided for the illsbur.,inon( nf tlm
Staiidnrd Oil dividend on Frldnv. Tliera
was no evidence of calling of lonns todny
and tho stock market was undisturbed by
nny uneasiness over money.
Business In railroad bonds continued
largo nnd many substantial advances wero
scored. Total sales, par value. $7.3V).ono.
'lilted States 3s ndvnneeit U nnr nml nn ihn
lust cull.
The Stall nnd Kvnrosa tiwlnv nrlolu Mm
following: It was lenrneil tnifuv from nn
mithorltntlve source that the large blocks
of Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy stock
which havo been bought In tho open mar
ket during tho Inst threo or four weeks,
causing a Jump of 10 nolnts In tho price.
wuhj ihkcii iur wio union i-ncinc, niui
within a very short tlmo this will be fol
lowed by the election of several Union Pa
cific, men to tho board of directors of the
iiurungion company.
Tho following are thn closing prices on
the New Tork Stock exchange:
hnrply. In sympathy with New York,
'oalers wero esnrrlnllv weak. Norfolk
wns In giod demand. Grand Trunks were
irm. Katnrs started with realizations, nut
tnnroved on it rutnnr that Sir Alfred Mil-
ncr has permitted some miners In South
Africa to commenco work. The amount of
niuiion uiKen into tho liatm ot Ktiginnu
in imiancQ totiny wns 10.wj. sponisn
lji. Gold premium nt Madrid. 34,17.
PAIUS. March 13 fliisloess on the bourse
today was Innetlvn nnd nrlces Irrcculur.
Governments were supported, excepting
Ilrnzlllans, which declined In realizations.
Spanish 4s were easier on tho council of
ministers at Madrid having decided to pur
chase bur silver for coinage purposes. Hlo
tlntos weakened, owing to tho continued de
cline In tho price of copper. Among trac
tions the buoyancy of .Metropolitan was
tho lending feature. Kafllrs opened weak,
but rallied on rumors of tho approaching
penco settlement In South Africa. After
tho close of the bourse, there was n re
newed demand for Unfllrs nnd thev nea I n
advanced. Threo per tent rontes, 102f 35c
in mo iiccouni; c.xcnango on i.onuon, ai
to lor cnecKs. Hiinnlsli 4s closed at 72.97'i.
BERLIN. Mnrrii 1.1. Intrrnntlnnnls were
quiet on tho bourse today. Americans and
anauian I'ncincs wero animated on nrni-
rniro mirelmnpu fnr l.mwlnn nrrntlnt.
Money fluctuated, closing weaker. Hanks
Wcro Well dlsnnsntl. Kvcluittc-n nn 1.ntirlnl1.
20m 46pfgs for checks; discount rates, short
dims, d, per cent; three months' bills, 3?i
per cent.
New York .Honey Mnrkrt,
NEW YOIHC. Mnrch 1.1 MOVF-V1 On
call, steady at 2Ul?2V4 nor cent; prime mer
cantile paper. .'I'M I'i per rent.
SN'.llMU H.M-IIANtil'; HtP.Hly, with
filial business In bankers' bills nt 11.87
for demand nnd at JI.SIU for sixty davs;
posted rates, $l.85',w nnd $I.S4; commercial
UlllH, M'i'tf-I.MW
SILVEH-Certlllentes. GlUUrtle: bnr. fiHie!
Mexican dollars, 49c.
iiONDS state, inactive; government,
teutly; railroad, strong.
Tho closing prices on bonds todnv nrn ns
follows:
Liverpool Griiln uml Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Murch 13.-VHEAT-Spot.
llrm; No. 2 red western, winter. 5s IPid:
No, 1 northern aprlng, 6s 2i,4d; No. 2 Cal
ifornia, s 2,4d. Futures qulot; Mny, 5s
U"4ii; j my, oh ll'sll.
tUHft-Moot, llrm : American mlxeil. now
3s lOd; American mixed, old, 3s HUd. Fu
tures quiei; .Mitrcn, nominal; .Muy, us 9aid
July. 3s !)4d.
1 HOVIKIO.N8-.Lard. American rellned, In
pulls, strong nt 39s Oil Hums, short cut,
llrm at :sh 3d, Macon, short ribs, tlrm at
im vitiii- wiiius, urm m us an,
Toledo ti rut it mid Seed.
TOLEDO. March 13.-WHEAT-Actlvc,
niKiier: cnxii, iv4e; .May, wi'io; July, 7814c.
niSi u.""l urm; ens i, iuc; May, 4U,c,
,, vN T.m' ' ' K""" -31 i .iay, ;ii'H.
CLOVE11SEED-1S&9 prime, $6.60; cash nnd
.Muiiii, ,w; ul-hiik'i, a.i,x
MIHt iiuKee lirnln Mnrket.
M I LWAC K EE, .March 13. WHEAT
sicuiiy; i mirinern, i6ii7S!4c; No. 2
norinern. ii-i'uioc
It YE Quiet; No. 1. 62c
PAULEY Dull; No. 2, 57c; sample, 4'vtf
ui'jc.
.Mliiurniiiills W!ini, I'liiur unit Ilrnn
MINNEAPOLIS, March 13. WHEAT -CubIi,
7Ptc, May, 7IUc, July, iSHyiSV. On
92U
, TO
, 90
, 57
... 227;
... 7l4
UO',41
173
....126W
Ii. 76i
.... 10H
.... 4a
21
Atchison
ilo nfd
Baltimore & O..
Canadian Pac...
Canada So
Clies. &. Ohio....
Chicago G. W
C, B. & Q. ..
Chi. Ind. & I.
do nfd
Chi. & E. Ill
C. & N. W..
C, II. 1. & P
C. C. C. & St
Colorado So...,
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Del. L. & W 1931;
Denver & II. G.. 4CV4
do nfd h3
EtIo 2SU
do 1st nfd CfiU
Gt. Nor. pfd 204i
Hocking Coal ... 15
Hocking Valley-.. 544
Illinois uonirni. ..i.i.;
lowa central .... so'.i
do pfd 6$ta
Lako Erlo & W.. 4EJ4
do pfd 115V
li. ti iN 9a
Manhattan L 121
Met. St. ny 1B5T1
Mox. Central .... 19U
Aiiun. te mi. i4.... :'
do pfd
Mo. Pnclflu ....
Mobllo & Ohio
M., K. & T
do nfd
N. J. Central ....155
N. Y. central ...144
Norfolk & W 507;
no pro
No. Pacific ....
do pfd
Ontario & W...
Ore. By. & Nav
do pru
Pennsylvania .
Heading
do 1st pro
do 2d nfd
Jtlo G. W
do ptil
St. L. & S. F..,
do 1st iifcl....
do 2d nfd
St. L. Southw.,
do nfd
St. Paul
do pfd..
..108V
(191
.. SI
V1
.160
..103
64
op
61
91
P. 4
17
.. So
.. 1.
. . 70
..151'f
.. 2it
.: 72 i
.. 42
.. li
.. 9074
.. 4l'i
. H7I
.: 7ii
.. :V4
.. 63
..119V4
..1SJ
St. I', .t Omaha. 125
. 447i
. 214,
. 7S4
.. 3H4
.. 01s
Wabash 18U
no inn.
,IIL-l.'i. (V. 1,. l.l'l
ilo 2U nfd 31t4
Wis. Central .... 21(1
Third Avenue ...121
ii. O. prd 9H4
National Tube .. 53
(in nfd lfliu
Adams fix..,.
merlcnn Ex.
U. S. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex.141
Amcr. Cot. Oil.,
do nfd
Amer. Malting ,
no pin
,mer. S. & It.,
do nfd
Amer. Spirits.
no piu
Amer. S. Hoop.. 36'4
ilo nfd 8 in,
Amer. m. : w.... ;ai
do nfd 1I7U
Amcr. Tin Plate. 61
no pin iui;i
Amer. Tobacco. .,122i,i
no pia nu
Anac. Mln. Co... 46
Hrooklyn II. T... "t:
Colo. Fuel & I... 45
Con. Tobucco .... 45W
do pfd 103V4
Federal Steel ... 431
do pfd 8SVt
urn, j-.ieciric .....ii
Glucose Sugar ... IS
do pfd 95
Inter. Paner 23
do pfd 7514
Laclede Gas 81
National Biscuit. 4H8
do pfd 95
Nutlonnl Lend .. 154
(IO pill M
Nutlonnl Steel .. 45';
do pfd 102
N. Y. Air Brake.101
No. American. "4
Pacltlc Coast .... 5J
do 1st pfd M
do 2d .nfd 62
1'aclllc .Mnll , :cpa
Peoples Gas ....lOTiifc
Pressed 8. Car... 35',4
uo pin
Pullman P. Car. .205
S. 11. &. T I
Sugar isi
no mil ivj
Tcnn. Coal & I.. MIS
u. a. i.eaiuer.,.. n-y,
no prd
V. S. Rubber..
do pfd
Western Union
Anvil. Copper
19
5?'4
Il5l',j
3l
Ropub'.lo 1. & S.. '6'5
(10 pill WU
8liP. C. C. & St. L. 59
So, Pacltlc .
So. Railway
do pru....,
Tex. Ai Puclllc...
Union Puclllc ...
do pfd
Trust-receipts. Nominal Now stock,
Tho Comninrclnl Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says; Tho stock mnr
ket hero was stagnant today, though prices
hardened n little at thn close. Thin was on
a private iiniiouuccmuiit received by a big
African house that several Transvanl mines
havo been allowed to resume onerntlnns
American stocks wero singularly quiet, and
except for a spurt In Missouri Pncltlu and
Kansas Pacltlo were featureless, This spurt
was in inn sireei niter nours. tub iiuiiK
of Eng and bought 10.00il of co d burs
Money wns enslcr nguln, the call loan rnto
being -n: discounts, n t-iiy.,y2. ,
llnstoii MoeU t mitn t Inns.
BOSTON. March 13,-Cnll loans, "i.mi ne
cent; tlmu loans, SlvSl per cent. Olllcla
closing:
A.. T. & S. F ... 577,
do pfd 9J
Amer. Sugar 139
do pfd 120V4
Amer. Tluphono.l6:)
Boston Alb'y.,253
Boston Elevated. 171
Iloston & Malne.191-,4
C, B. & Q ll
Dominion Coal... aVS
do Did
Federal Steel
do prd,...
do lift
i'ltehbu
rg Pfd...
Gen. Electric ..
do pfd
Ed. Electric III,
Mex. .Central ...
N. E.'O. ti C.c
Old Dominion ..
Rubber
Union Poclilo .,
no
. 43
. h'J
.141
210U
.190
.241
. 19
. 12
. SOU
. lsV
mil
Union Land 3!i
West End 97V
WestlngM. Elec... H2
AtchlHou 4s 102
N. E. G. ."c C. 6s. (Si
Adventnro i.
Blng. Mln. Co.... 21,
Anuil, Copper ...100V
Atlantic 32'
Iloston & Mout...3o0
Hutto & Hoston..l04,
i .ii. v rieciu aw
Franklin 221
Humboldt 50
Osceo'u 87
Parrot 51',
( liiln., 1-11,
Santa Fe Copper, 7H
Tamarack C37
Utah Milling 34U
Winona
Wolverines. 63
Foreign FIiikucIiiI.
LONDON. March 13. Money was In fair
demand today and fairly plentiful. Tho
rorent siturezc was recanted iih nracllcallv
ended, Business on th" Stock exchange
today was characterized ny dullness and in
activity. Resides the uncertainty ns to
what was transpiring In South Africa
there wcro feurs of tho Inlliience of large
new issues ot capital Known io do penning,
consuls were nun on ine new loan tiiwi.
ftVi1 nrosneets. Home rails wero lltavy
truillc being bad. Americans reacted
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Liberal Btctipti of Oattl, but Prioei UiA
Btedj All Around
HOGS TWO AND A HALF TO FIVE HIGHER
Lnmtis BrotiKht Fnlljr Slcnily Prices
nnd Light Weight Sheep Also Sold
Abont Slendy, lint llrnvy
Weights Were Slum
SOUTH OMAUA, March 13.
ItecelDts urr, i'ntll II nun. Ulllccll.
Oiticiai Monday i,n- a,tt7 b,!-22
Oltlclal 'lliesriav hoi i.tn .6ai
Ullicial Wednesday b,u !(,is lo.uii
Three days thlj week.... S,5.i9 20,724 24,457
same days last week.... i.awi 19.IN A.4
sumo week Uetore ,uvl Ss.uif lt,4il
h.uin! tnreo' weeKs ago.. i,y.vt 23,lii io.old
Mimu lour weeks ago. .10,812 ft.vlf 11,20.1
oume nays lust year,.., st,uj it, mi v),wa
Average price nald for hous for tho past
several days, with comparisons.
U, S. rcf. 2s. reB.lOSH'
(10 coupon I'm,,
do 3s, reg 110
do coupon 1 107s
do 4s, reg 1374
do coupon 13"tk
do old 4s, reg... 113
do counon lit
do 5m, reg lll'V
do coupon Ul'i
D of C. 4s 123
Attn. gen. 4s P1114
do mil. Is 9.tif
Cnnndft So. 2s....lft4U
C. & O. 4',4s 107H
00 as i.ivi
C. & N. W. e. 7H.1I0S
do S. F. deli. 5-.lIHU
'hlcago Ter. 4s.. 96)1
'olorado So. 4s. .. WMl
H. ,t It. G. Is....IC21
Crlo general 4s... .-l-V
W. & D. C. Is. 9'4
Gen. Electric 5s.. Us
own Central is. .116
. & N. lllil. IS...101U
79
M.. IC. & T. 2s.
do 4s ,,,
98V4
N. Y. Central ls.1
N. J. C. gen. 6s.. 1
No. Pacific 3s....
do 4s 1
N Y. C 8 L. 4s.1
N. ,t W. con. 4s. 1
Oregon Nav. Is.. I
do 4s 1
Oregon S. L. 6s., I
do consol 5s....
Rending gen. 4s,,
Rio G. W. Is 1
St L I M c. ns.!
St L & 8 F p. 6s. 1
St. Paul consols.
St. P., c. & p. ls.1
do 5s 1
So. PnclHc Is
So. Railway 6s. ..I
S. It. & T. 6s
Tex. Pacific ls.1
do 2s
Union Pacific 4s. 1
Wabash Is 1
do 2s 1
West Shore 4s... I
Wis. Central 4s..
Va. Centuries ...
Nerr York MlnlnK StooUn.
NEW YOItlf. Morch 13. The following are
quotations on mining stocks:
Adnms Con 20
Alice 35
Brecco 120
Brunswick Con.. 23
Comstock Tun.... 5
Con. Cnl. &. Va..l50
Deadwooir Tor.... 60
uorn Hiiver 110
iron Silver V)
Leadvllle Con 6
Llttln Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix ,
t'otosi
Savage
Slerin Nevada.
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.. 11
..S25
,. 60
.. S
.. 10
.. 6
.. 25
.. 65
..390
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON, March 13. I p. m. Closing:
Consols, money... !i4 Pennsylvania
. 1 . rut n 1
tchlson 6R',
Cnnadlnn Pnc... nii
St. Paul 15R',5
Illinois Central.. .1.1.1
Louisville 97?'
Union Pac. pfd.. S7 Rand Mines
1. central ...hi
Erie
do 1st pfd
Nn. Pacltlc nfd.
urona 'irunK
Anaconda
75
16
2S
W
EM
BATt SILVER-Stcndy. 2S4d per ounce.
MONEY 3fi3'i ner cent. Tho rate of dis
count In tho onen market for short bills In
3V4 per cent; for three months' bills, 3V4Jiy4
per cent.
In nk Clrnrlna.
OMAHA. March 13. Bank clearings to
day, $1,151,285; corresponding day last year,
$8S3.5&0; Increiiso, $267,705.
CHICAGO, March 13.-CIearlngs, 3,79S,-
C-0 . hula,,..a (1 W Ml" nAif.J .Yitliann
$.l?5(Jf4.S8: Now Yotlc ejcchange, 20c discount.
Cincinnati, Marcn la. i;icanns,
$2,889,200; money, 2Vii3 per cent; New York
oxchnnge, 2tVf25o discount.
ST. LOUIS, March 13,-Clearlngs, $7,469,
901; balances, $1,302,946; money, 5a7 per cent;
Now Y'ork exchange,- pur bid, 10c premium
nsked.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-CJenrings,
$16,074,407: balances, $2,109,139.
BALTIMORE, Mnrcli 13. Clearings,
$4,031,066: balances, $185,117.
BOSTON. Mnrcli 13.-Clcarings, $24,353,822;
balances. $2,256,868.
NEW YORK. March 13.-CIcarIngs. $245.-
122,231; uaiuuccs, )iu,iir.',i4i.
Coiidlllmi nf Hie Trenstirr.
AVASHINGTON. March 13. Today's
statement of tho trensury balances In the
general rutin, exclusive or 1110 jiwi.uuo.uou
gold reserve in tno division or redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $119,452,753;
gold, jw.bm.iKj.
Wool Mnrart.
ST. LOUIS. March 13. WOOIt-DuII
.Inn.l... mn,tl..n. ,.!.. 1MOn, l,An...,
ntVHUj , IIICUI.KII H,(,t(f-r,, llV4IJb ,IV,v,r ,1,11-,
lWii'c: llgiil line, muse: tun wasncd. wtc
.7V4C.
lukuun. jviarcn 13. vuui ine oner
Ings nt tho wool auction salo today number
l3,rfit pales, a mucn netter reeling pre
vailed nnd competition wns spirited, Best
scoured realized full rates nnd greasy was
llrm nnd sold freely at unchanged nrlces.
There wns 1111 Important demand for the
continent and buyers secured good lines of
scoured merinos. Crossbreds wcro taken
freely. Ilnu grades sel lug at full rates. In
ferior crossbreds wero Irregular. A smeller
sunpiy or capo or Good liopo nnd Nntal
was orrerca ami it sold rainy wen, on
thero wero withdrawals, ns bids were Vt&
(Id below sellers' views. Following uro the
sales: Now South Wales, 4,400 bales;
scoured, 6',4dfls 4',4d; greasy, 49V4d.
Queensland, 1,300 liales; scoured, 7',4d(&ls
5V4d; greasy, 6ffJ8d. Victoria, 2.800 bales;
scoured. 7HfM3d; greasy, 6',4d. South Aus
tralia. 6,000 bales; scoured, 6dQls2d; greasy,
4'4fSVd. West Australia. 2,600 bales;
scoured. llVfcd: greasy. .TOSisvtu. Tasmania
100 bales; scoured, 6V?ff8V4d; grensy, 6V1W
614d. New Zealand, 3,000 bales; greasy. .IVSf
8d. Cape of Good liopo and Nntal, 700
bales; greasy, 4fi6?4d.
"Wool Sales.
BOSTON. March 13. The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will sny of tho
wool trudo tomorrow:
Thero Is n stood er tone to tno mnrket and
on tbo whole a more cheerful feeling Is an
poreut than lias been manirested ror some
time. A largo volume of business haw been
transacted nnd it lias neen .done witnout
mnk ug nny further concessions in prices,
The pressure to sell wool Is decidedly less
marked than It was and somo holders have
refused to let wools go on n dlffcrenco of
only Vic between their views and those of
tho Intending buyers. Renorls from manu
facturers of tho business they nro doing
ndlcuto Hint orders on iigniwcigiit goons
havo been surprisingly large, but that
fancy worsted goods havo been slow.- In
fancy woolens, however, 11 satisfactory bus
Iness Is said to ho hi progress,
Sales for the week In Iloston amounted
to 4,913,000 pounds domestic, und 1,310.010
pounds foreign, making n total nf 6,223,000
pounds, ngaiiiHt n loini or a.i.j.Dun ror tno
previous week nnd 11 total of 1,907,000 for
the corresponding week Inst ivnr, The
sales since January 1 amount to 40,959,900
pounds, nguinst 34,4(is,(i pounus ror the
corresponding inno insi year.
OH ntul ltflNllt.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Murch 13.-OILS-Credlt
oiiiuucch. ceriiiicuicn, uu diii; snip
mcnts. 71.916 bbls,; nvernge, 89.701 bbls,
runs. 110.757 bbls.: average, 82.637 bbls.
NEW YORK. Alarch 13.-01LS-Standurd
$7.95f.00; cottonseed, firm: prime crude,
18c: nrlme yellow. 30c. Petroleum, nulut:
rellned Now York. $7.93; Philadelphia und
an 1 ltd, w, l-, , .,,, ,,(,,,,-
more, In bulk, $7.S5. Rosin, dull; common
t ..,1 1 r,
iu h,''M'.
LIVERPOOL, March 13.-OILS-Llneced,
iM :ki. 1 iirpeiuine spirits, i (!, i.ouon
seed, refined, llrm at 20s. Rosin, common
steady nt Is CVfctl. Petroleum, rellned, qule
at 7?d.
1 r
at
n,
SAVANNAH, Gu Mnrcli 1U.-UII.S-HI
Its turpentine, Hrm nt 37c. Rosin, firm
following quotations: A. H nnd C. $1.14:
$1.20; E, $1.26; F, $Utn; G, $1.35; II. $1.50
ll.l! IC. 11.8(1! M. 11.00! N. $1.95: W G. 12
W W, $2.25.
Siimir Miirkft.
NEW ORLEANS, Murch 13.-SUOAR-
Qulet: open kettle. 3V4.WW. open kettle
ecntrlfiisul. 3U'((4 11-160-, cenirirugni, yel
low, l'44 9-lbe; seconds, 2?iU.'l 15-16c. Mo
lasses, steady: centrifugal, Mi20c.
NEW YORK. March I3.-SUGAR-Raw
dull: fair refining. 3',4c; centrifugal. 96 test
ic; mninsses sugar, i'ic; rcuneii, easy
standard A. S.tCe: confectioners' A. 5.05e
mould A. S.fiOo; cut loaf, 5.76'.'; crushed, 0.76c
powdered, 5.35c; grnnulat?d, V'.'e; cubes
J.5ni .Molasses, steady: New Orleans open
kettle, uood to choice. ."Ofltle,
LONDON. March 13.-BEKT 8UGAH-
March, 8s 11 Ud.
Feb. 25...
Feb.
Feb. 27... I
Feb. 2S...
March 1..
Murch 2..
Murch 3..
March 4..
imircn 6..
March 6.,
.Murcn ..
March 8..
fltarcli 9..
Mnrch 10.
March 11.
March 12.
March 13.
I 1901. 1900.li99.l89S. 1897. 1890.lStG,
3 681 3 791 3 49; 3 16 3 84
I 3 81 3 421 3 iU J -3
62 3 4J 3 73 3 Si
3 06 3 87 3 M 3 74
.1 Mi :i ,x :i Wi I 3 85
3 02 3 M 3 4 3 74 3 W
3 51 3 3 4SI 3 8V
3 U 3 87 3 4S 3 89 3 91
I 3 iUI 3 tu 3 M A 9i
A U I 3 661 3 7UI 3 92
3 w 3 89, ' ,3 Wl i IW
3 03 3 78 3 67 4 0
3 3 iB 3 W 3 81 4 03
1 nn 'i mii :( 1l.11 3 841
3 S9l 3 7W 3 W 3 82 4 10
3 74i 3 701 3 8J 4 11
3 C3 3 78 3 79 4 20
6 377
b 3.1-,
6 M
b 2H
0 22
0 2
6 t2
o 3ti!i
6 34HI
6 3i-n
6 39i4i
t 4lT
6 30'4
5 4C.
6 45S
4 C.
4 bi
3 77
4 b
4 tb
4(6Dj
4 74)
4 70
4 711
72
I 71
4.73
4 76,
4 79
The oillclal number of cars of stock
C M. & St. P. Hy... 8
O. Sc St. U Ry 3
Missouri Paclliu Ky... 4
Union Pacific system. 19
C. & N. W. Ry 2
F., E. & M. V. 11. 11.. 31
s. a & p. Ry 3
Ht. I'.. M. & O. Ry 21
11. tc M. It. 11. it 25
C, B. At U. Ry 6
C, R. I. & P., cast... 4
C, R. I. & P.. west... 6
Illinois (.-cnirni 1
Total receipts ....145
Tiio .iiminuition of the day's receipts wns
as follows, cacn ouycr puruiumiuK uic nmn
her of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
ogs. Sheep. H'r's.
1 1 2
2 !! 'i
24 5 6
1
37 22
1 I
8
27 12 1
10 .. 2
.,
1 -
4
124 41 13
1,267
1,118
1.730
2,80.1
1,533
4.19
218
1,552
1,24,1
1,600
Omaha Packing Co 284
G. H. Hammond Co 273
Swift und company iw
Cudahy Packing Co &o5
Armour & Co 712
It. Becker As Degan i'i
Vnnsnnt & Co 37
Lobmnn & Co
W, I. Stephen S
l.lvliicstonn & Schnller.. 60
Hamilton & Itothschlld.. 76
L. F. Hllsz iu
B. F. Hobblck 33
A. 8. Mawhlnney 1
Wolfe & M 141 .....
Other buyers 651 1,430
Totals 3,456 8,610 6,448
(-"ATTt.KThnr wits another good run
of cuttlo hero today, but tho market took
on moro Ufa than It did yesterday. Pack
ers wcro all liberal buyers nnd as a result
tho market wns fairly active and Just about
steady all around.
Beef steers were ready sellers ioih muin-
Ing, If at all desirable, nt good, steady
prices. Tho common nnd undesirntuo Kinas
worn of course discriminated against on
account of tho heavy supply and as a
result holders of thnt class of cattle found
trade a little slow, out on 1110 oinnr mum
sellers who had a good class or caiuo
found little difficulty In disposing of them
at very satisfactory prices.
rno cow mnrKui wim mon wmj
todny nnd Just nbotit steady with yester
day. Good cows nnd heifers wero picked
up early In the morning at good prices
nnd even the less desirable grades changed
i.,iu fnlriv ranldlv nt nrlces that looked
just about tho same as thoso paid yester
day. .. .
Bui Is. calves ana stag aiso soia in prac
tically yesterday's notches.
The. feeder trade did not ahow much of
n,. ximnirn tnrtnv. though nrlces were' cer
tainly no lower. Buyers seemed lo lw
anxious for tho better grades and anything
showing quality wnicn nau noi uvcu on
m.n was itlrked un early at good firm
prices. The common grades wero hardly
as ready sale, but prices wcro no lower.
Warmed-up cuttlo nlso sold as well as they
did yesterday. Bepresentatlvo sales:
BEEF STKttllB.
No.
a
15....,
7....,
2....,
1....
1....
1....
4....
21....
4....
1....
3....
2....
11....
15....
6....
9....
6....
15....
1
17....
3....
17....
10....
4....
11....
7....
6....
53....
27....
"5"!!
3....
6....
15....
41....
18....
1....
1....
1..,.
1....
1....
1....
4....
o
4.'.'.'.
6....
3....
1...,
V.'.'.'.
2....
2....
1....
1....
1....
1...,
1....
1....
1....
3...
A v.
S2.i
.... 727
.... S6I
915
....1001)
,...1210
,...1170
.... 827
.... 900
....1432
.... 720
....1083
....1090
.... 982
.... 844
....100s
.... 970
....1070
.... 922
.... 775
.... 974
....1290
.... 960
.... 972
.... 975
.... 957
....1000
.... 941
....1123
....1001
.... 987
.... 956
....1000
....1035
....1171
Pr.
3 50
3 50
3 80
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 no
4 05
5 05
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 30
4 30
4 no
,4 20
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 35
4 35
4 .Ii
4 25
4 35
No,
8...
10...
18...
16...
19...
10...
12...
61...
11...
10...
10...
28...
20...
20...
14...
19...
20...
18...
12...
11...
19
10
16
11
10
20
20
12
23
1
27
20
16
10
33..
Av.
....1110
....1019
....1027
....1203
....BUS
....1072
....1070
....1073
.... 595
....1247
....1215
....1132
....1205
....1166
.... 992
....1148
....1181
....1071
....1234
....11.14
...1040
...,123d
1180
1165
....1166
.....1188
,....1188
,....1120
....1147
950
1216
120S
....1187
1 .... 1 353
....1322
STEERS TEXAS.
1149 I 4.,
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Pr.
4 40
4 40
4)
4 40
4 40
4 15
4 15
4 45
4 45
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 50
4 60
4 55
4 55
4 60
4 61)
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 65
4 65
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 90
1.
...1U2 1 05
.... 900
.... 950
.... 960
....1120
....1010
....1080
.... 950
....1025
.... 902
.... 911
....1050
....1190
....1115
....1010
.... 905
....1010
.... 970
.... 960
....1020
....1170
.... Km
....1100
....1180
....1026
4 870
2 00
2 25
2 35
2 Si
2 60
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 55
2 60
2 65
2 70
2 70
COWS.
16.'.'.'.'
11.'.'.'.'
H.'.Y.',
23
u'.'.'.'.
1
2
13
15
44
1
ft
4.
3..
1..
1..
20..
C..
1..
1..
1
1
1
1
43
5
7
1
1
1
2
1
1
7. .
1
15
1
6
1
6
900
....1133
.... 960
.... 790
....1035
....1110
....12)
....1160
.... 960
....10SO
....1220
....10S3
.... 810
.... 670
.... 995
.... 810
.... K
.... 780
.... 700
.... 412
.... 552
.... 600
.... 800
.... 720
.... 610
.... 955
.... 870
.... 890
.... 670
.... 970
.... 448
.... 810
.... 768
77')
2 75
2 75
2 15
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 Oil
3 00
3 no
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 .5
3 25
3 25 3
3 25
3 23 5
3 25 3 .
HEIFERS.
2 iu
17
1..
10.
Ml
2- d5
2 75
2 75
2 SO
3 00
3 00
3 )
3 0)
3 00
3 ()
.1 0)
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 33
3 40
3 10
3 10
1...
4...
8...
3...
8...
3...
9...
6...
s
l".'.
8...
4...
7...
6..
4..
16..
1..
3.,
1135
670
1150
106.8
inoo
1190
1065
1075
883
840
1072
1,140
1280
17A0
1152
1201
1390
960
1080
10S5
1028
978
887
..'.12116
...1054
...1051
...1066
...1062
...1301)
...1170
...1116
...1166
...ldoO
...1230
...1325
...1128
...1283
... 485
...1000
... 620
... 833
...1040
... 873
... SS0
...103U
...850
... 870
...070
... 911
... 815
... 861
...10,18
... 965
... 840
... 642
...9517
860
613
t;v,
COWS AND HEIFERS.
. 9io
3 30
3 30
3 35
.1 35
.1 :(5
3 35
3 35
3 35
3 4)
3 40
3 15
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 50
3 60
.1 60
3 60
3 60
.1 W
.1 65
2 65
3 1,5
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 76
3 80
3 80
3 80
3 85
3 85
3 85
3 45
3 50
3 50
3 .55
.1 60
3 CO
3 60
3 05
3 70
3 75
.1 75
3 75
3 80
3 80
3 80
3 80
3 85
3 90
3 95
4 00
4 00
4 35
1 1250
1 910
1380
1 1.130
1 1000
1 1220
1 1270
1 1510
1 1770
1 850
2 1210
1 680
1 !.. ,133d
1 1660
1 760
1 ..
1...
u a
BULLS.
2l 1 1310 .130
3 00 1 1150 3 30
3 05 1 920 .1 30
3 05 2 1810 .1 45
.1 10 1 2030 3 50
3 10 1 1550 3 50
3 10 '1 1420 .1 50
3 15 1 1560 3 50
3 15 1 1810 3 70
3 20 1 1S"0 3 70
3 20 1 I960 3 -5
3 20 1 Km) 3 75
3 25 1 1160 3 75
3 23 1... 1010 4 00
3 25 1 610 4 10
CALVES.
4 Ol 1 . , 150 6 50
1 25 1 110 S 75
117
20..
1..
160 .IO)
135 !
8TOCK COWS
us . no
STOCK
358 A3f
:S 1 ii
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
...260 6 75
1 200 7(0
AND HEIFERS.
44 aill 3 ,'S
CALVES.
M.... 382 5 00
3)..
2
1
n
re!.'!!!!!!
6 ,
0 . , , ,,
l!!....
h
8
9.'.'
8..
8..
51
661
. 627
. 955
.1070
. 733
, 111
. 8U
. 880
. 9"0
. 682
. 981
...1015
...1027
SOS
... 825
3 75
4 00
t tm
4 15
4 20
4 25
4 ?5
I '
4 25
I 25
4 25
I :
33
1
17
io'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'
6
10
9
20
5..,,,.,
11
4 30
I 3il
I no
4 35
4 x,
1 35
1 40
4 10
4 40
I 10
4 40
4 60
4 50
I 60
I IVI
4 IS
4t)
510
... 5)0
,.. 810
... 990
,.. 582
,.. 467
... 861
... 882
... 621
... KM
... 32S
... 735
...1090
2 8110
9 1222
HOGS Thero was a fairly liberal run of
hogs hero today, but tho market opened
about 2'ic higher nnd closed n good nickel
higher. Tho first sales wcro largely nt
$5.42',4 and $5.45, but the popular price
sron became $5.45. The bettor grades sold
largely at $5.47,4 nnd as high ns $5.50 was
paid. Thero were no strictly prime heavy
weights on sale today such ns were offered
yesterday, which doubtless nccoiiutH for
the top not mnklng a better showing.
It was a good, actlvn market and tho pens
were cleared In good sensnn, Tho bulk of
all thn sales went from $5,424 to $5.47'.
with tho long string nt $5.45. As will bo
seen from the table of nvernge prices; tho
market reached tho highest point of tho
season lodny. Representative sales:
No. Av.
01 215
82 2iU
19 21,1
76 216
....225
...,225
...,261
...,2(V
Sh.
3.
75.
17.
81.
75...
90...
01...
62...
89. .k
55...
71...
93...
75. . .
74 211
61 218
79 203
9 198
.2(15
.226
.237
.270
.191
.219
.210
.222
11
77..
66!'
73..
91..
80..
77..
89..
.50..
78..
79..
21.1
. . .'.TO
...161
. . .235
...215
...21.1
...221
...196
Pr.
6 mi
5 42U
6 12..
6 li'a
5 423
6 I22
5 42'A
5 42iJ
6 4s
6 42',i
5 41U
6 42"!
5 42'4
6 42$
6 424
6 42l j
5 42'3
6 42'j,
5 42(4
... b
... 5 42i;
120 5 12';.
... 5 12 ;
5 42!
5 12(4
5 15
5 45
5 15
5 15
80
120
120
'46
40
40
80
80
120
SO
40
120
80
No,
70. . . .
73....
84....
64....
80....
72....
67
77,., .
81....
83....
61..,.
61....
75....
70....
87....
71....
24....
73....
67....
.MS. . . .
65. . ,
62...
69...
,W.
..211
..22S
..212
..211
..197
..232
..225
..238
..231
. .213
. .226
. .250
..243
..227
..271
..191
..'337
. .236
201
Sh.
80
240
40
40
80
40
40
80
120
80
40
120
40
SO
10
.217
.226
72 221
68 245
31 2(3
75 23i)
79 244
79 229
65 215
90 2
71 226
82 221
40 223
85...
70...
91...,
86...,
69. . . ,
81). . . ,
73....
65....
67...,
61...,
76...,
68...,
70. . . ,
49...,
76....
63. . . .
68....
63....
.211
..2.18
..214
..230
..226
..240
..221
. .'.W
..262
..240
..2.19
. .230
. .229
!!240
..213
..23 1
223
'.'.269
811
80
80
'So
40
'so
80
SO
80
40
80
10
'40
':6
'46
120
40
40
20i)
160
5 15
5 15
6 13
5 45
6 45
3 15
6 45
5 43
6 45
5 45
6 15
6 IS
... 6 41
... 5 15
80 5 45
100, fi 15
160 5 45
... 5 45
5 (5
5 45
5 45
5 15
6 45
5 15
5 13
6 35
5 15
6 45
5 45
6 45
6 -15
65....
65....
62. . . .
OS....
60. . . .
67....
53....
3. . . .
71....
69....
69. . . .
6S....
61....
SI....
62....
74....
74....
11....
44....
63....
67....
73....
69.,..
87....
65. . .
66...
76...
79...
61...
63...
69...
62. . .
56...
61...
39. . .
63. . .
...211
. . .239
...262
...258
. . .256
. .223
..211
..2IS
..261
..262
. .245
..2S7
. .270
..211
. .230
. .250
..256
. .'.'.v;
. .257
..260
.232
..219
..291
..218
..242
..250
. .231
..231
...233
...218
. . .232
...232
...239
...244
. . .27S
. . .288
...299
80
80
"so
8
'so
40
SO
'io
"a'o
160
80
SO
40
SO
40
-40
Pr.
6 45
6 45
5 15
C 15
5 45
5 45
6 15
5 15
5 45
6 43
5 45
5 45
5 45
5 15
5 15
5 45
6 43
6 45
5 15
6 15
6 15
5 15
5 45
n 13
6 45
6 13
5 45
6 1714
5 47k,
6 474
5 47U
6 Us
6 III
5 Ii',
6 ITU
5 17M,
!!!
47V4
7'. ,
11 li"i
5 174
5 47'i
r iti
r. 4715
5 47
5 l-U
5 )7'
6 174
r. 471
6 471,?
6
r 17',
so
c
5 475
t )
6 50
6 50
5 .V)
5 no
llbernl sup-
40
.260
.292
.260
SHEEP Thero was n fnlriv
ply nf sheep here today, nnd as a general
thing the mnrket did not show much
cluinge. Ii nibs were In good demand at
steady to strong prices, where tho quality
was satisfactory. Lightweight sheep nnd
yearlings also sold In about yesterday's
notches, but the feeling on tho heavy
weights wns weak. Buyers did not tnko
hold very freely and the market was a
trillo draggy. IJghtwelght owes also sold
about steady, but tho heavier bunches wcro
neglected.
Tho few feeders offered sold without much
difficulty nt good steady prices.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers, $4.00tfl
4,0); fair to good wethers. $4.25ig4.40: cholco
lightweight yearlings, $5.60ft4.80; fair to
good yenrllngs. S4.40fr-l.6O; cholco lightweight
owes, $3.7584.10; fair to good ewes, $3.5tKf
3.76; choice lambs, $4.90(86.16; fair to good
lambs, $4.701.90; feeder ewes, $3.254r3.50;
feeder wethers, $3.76dfl.00; feeder lambs,
$4 004M.4O. Representative sales:
NO.
5 ewes nnd bucks
115 western lambs
212 iambs
30 cull ewes
38 culls
10 cull ewes
4 goats ,
6 cull ewes
123 western ewes
39 Colorado bucks
29 Colorado bucks
17 western lambs
350 western owes
25 western wethers
109 feeder lambs ....
13 western wethers
GlO.westorn wothurs
l'lamb
499 western lambs ..
240 western lambs ..
A v.
110
70
91
67
.81
, 90
90
, 91
8S
, 142
, 120
57
114
, li
61
81
124
70
65
86
IT.
$1 25
4 73
6 10
2 00
2 60
3 00
3 75
:: M
3 90
3 90
4 00
4 15
4 50
4 50
4 65
4 65
4 '75
4 85
5 23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Choice Steers Sternly llous Open
Simile Higher Sheep Slorr.
CHICAGO. Murch 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 18,00i) head, Including 700 head Tex
nns; choice steers steady, others weak to
10c lower; butchers' stock, steady; Tcxuns,
steady; good to prime steers, $4.906.00:
poor to medium, $3.;oy-!.80: stocknrs anil
feeders, $2.S(tfd.60; cows and heifers, $2.60
4,70; dinners, $1.90(!72.60; bulls, $2.601M.25;
calves, $4.(KM6.00; Texas-fed steers, $4.00ft
4.95; Texas grass steers, $3.35(fH.00; Texas
bulls, $2.50ft3.75.
HOGS Receipts today, 30,000 head; tomor
row, 22,000, estimated; left over. 4.000;
opened shade higher; closed weak; top,
.'75:' mixed and butchers, $3.42',4'O5,70: good
to cholco heavy, $5.6ofi5.75; rough heavy,
$5.15(86.65; light, 5.42!4u.67?4j bulk of sales,
$5.65(&6.6714.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1R.O00
head; slow to 10c lower; lambs and year
lings, steady; good to choice wethers, $1.40()
6.80; fulr to choice mixed, $l,CKVfJ4.60: west
ern sheep. $4.4O"HS0: yearlings, $l,75fi5.ri;
native Iambi, $l.50ffo.33; western lambs,
$5.00J6.35.
Kmisns City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, March 13. CATTLE Bo
celpts, 6,500 bead natives, 1,200 head Tcxuns
and "0 head calves; stcckers and feeders,
easy; best nntlvo and Texas steers, strong,
cows and heifers, strong to 10c higher; na
tive beef steers, $l,60("3.65; stockers und
feeders, $3.80(&M.85; western-fed steers, $l.25(ic
5.15; Texas und Indian steers, $3.50tH,80;
cows, $3,10W4.23; heifers, $3.23'ii'l,65; runners,
$2.5(fi3.00; bulls. $3.2i'.fjl,25; enlves, $4.00t6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 head: market 2'AW
5c higher; top, $5.62H; bulk of sales, $5.l5j(
C.57',n: heuvy, $5.55fi5.62'4; mixed packers,
$5.45tf 5.6714: light, $5.35fi5.60; pigs, $1.9305.30.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Reeolpts, 1.960
head; market 10c higher; western lambs,
$3,006,25; western wethers, $1.254.70; west
ern yenrllngs. $4.4OiJ5.00; ewes, 53.751.20;
culls, $2.753.60.
St.1 Louis Live Stock Miirl.'rt,
ST, LOINS, March 13, CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,100 head, Including 1.000 head Tox
nns; market steady; native shipping nnd
export steers, $l.90i5."0; dressed beef nnd
butcher steers, $1.00(15.25; steers under 1.P00
lbs., $3.80(ff4.60: stockcrs nnd feeders, $2.3jfj
4.03i cows ur.d heifers. $2.0Of?l.85; ennners,
$1,2.Mi2.85; bulls, $3.20fH.OO; Texns nnd In
dian steers, $3.30foM.6; rows and heifers,
$2,451(3.55. , . , . r
HOGS-Rerelpts, 7.500 bead: market Go
higher; pigs and lights, $5.50f(i..62,4; pack
ers. $5.60(fi3.65: butchers. $5.631) 5. 11 is.
SHEEP AND UAMHS-Rcrolpts, l.ROO
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.30
fl4.60; lambs, $4,6345.23: spring lambs, $7.60;
culls nnd bucks, $3.304.00.
Nrw York I.lv- Stork Market.
NEW YORK, March 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.S33 head; steers, firm to a s hade
hiuiier: cows, sieuuy, mme. , .--m".
$1,60(95.23; hulls, J3.ouj.j;
rnidns slow but steady;
quarters of beef. ..... ,
1 n 1 evanw n M. 1.760 head
oetlvo and yeabi 23f60o higher; venls, $l.0oy
''S IEEP VnI) LAMHS-Reeelpls. 6.656
head; sheep firm; lambs, lOo higher; sheop,
$3.755.(io; lambs, $5.851l.l5.
HOGS-Recelnts, 4,408 head; market
steady; qliotn lions, $5.90'n.'.,5,
Stock In Sight.
Following nro Iho receipts nt tho four
nrlnclpul western markets for March 13:
cows, $2.003.78:
shipments, a.iw
market
South Omaha
Chicago
Kulisns un .,
l,nuis
St.
3.177
.18.000
. 6.700
. 2,100
8,618
30,000
11,000
7.500
10,015
18,000
1,f)
1,80)
Totals i...
....30.277 67,118 31,715
St. .losepb l.lvc Stork Mnrket.
. fiOl'TH ST. JOSEPH, March 13,-(Spe-ch1.)
The Journal quotes as follows:
CATTLE Receipts. 1,3)0 head; market
steady to weak: natives, $1, 15(13.30: Tcxans
and westerns. $3,7555.15; cows and heifers,
$2.25ft4.60; bulls and stags, $2,2541.85; year
lings nnd calves, $3,764)4.75, stockcrs nnd
feeders. $3,3514.63, venls, $l.i5f7 .
IIOQS-Itccclpts, l) head. Vi'ubtt higher;
All grades, $.V45T.C2H
Gfi.W; pigs, t end. v.
SI I HHP -Receipts,
steady.
hulk of salos, $5.4;.,
10O hend; murk' t
Colleo .Mnrlieti
NEW YORK, Mnrch 13.-COFFEF.-Sp, t
Rio, easy. No. 7 luvolco, 714o; Cordova, 8a
1214c The market for futures opened
steady, but prices were 15 points loner and
ruled weak during Iho rest of tho session,
with further declines developed under nc
live selling for eonl, inul foreign iiccouni
Marled by heurlsh conditions In nil foreign
speculative markets, heavy receipts In th.
crop country, poor spot demand, IndlfTer
elice of speciilullve public, nbseneo of sm
port from bull "clique" nnd decline In tin
price of rush property. Sentiment wns
bearish nil dny. Tho mnrket closed sleuil
with prices LWiSii points net lower. Totn'
sales reached 36,25o bags. Including: Man '1
nnd April, 5.75r; M'y uml June, 5,v3c; Jui
5.90c; September, 6.Kc; October, 0.05c; De
ceiubcr, 6.15; January, 6.20o.
I! itiiiritlcil nml Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK, March 13. -EVAPORATED
APPLES The mnrket ruled rather qule'
nnd about sternly at unchanged prices
stnte common wero quoted nt 3MHV
prime, 4iftfc; choice, 6l41i6c; fancy, OtfTc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIMTS-limctlve
Prunes, 3MI8i4c, us to size und quality.
rlcots, Royal, 7Mfl2c: Moor Purk, SVtS 1-'
Poaches, peeled, HflSc.
(H PI !
MINUTE
Cough Cure
Cures Quickly
It lias loriR been n household favorito
for CoukIis, Colds, Uroncliltis, Pneu
monia, Asthma, WlioonliiK Cough and
all other Throat and Lung Troubles
It Is proscribed us iinpocltlc for Grippe.
Mothers endorse It as an lnfalllhlo
remedy for Croup. Children like It.
Preparod by E. C. OoWItt & Co.. Chicago,
"St. Louis Cannon Ball"
Leaves Omnhn, 6 .in p. 111.
Council Dluffs, 5:20 p. m.
( 'Kansas City & Quincy Express"
Leaves Omnhn, 7:00 a. in.
Council IlluffB, 7:45 n. m.
Tourist rates now on snlo (o Arkan
pas, Florida, Cuba nnd other winter re
sorts of the south, llonicseeker's ex
cursions ono faro plus ?'J for tlio round
trip, on salo first nnd third Tuesday
ench month to tunny points south. All
Information at city ticket olllce, 1413
Fnrnuin street, (I'axton hotel block; or
wrlto
Harry E. Moores,
C P. A T. A.. Omaha, Nob.
NERVITH PILLS
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor end Manhood
Curnlmpolenoy, Night Emissions, Lous ot Mem
ory, 1111 wastintf uif en08. 1 1
all elToctsof totf-nliUMi orl I
pills'
SO
CTS. ,
MR
.oleosa and Indiscretion. I
A nervo tonic snc.
'blood builder. UilnRtl
Iho milk alow to nnlol
cheo'tn anil icttnro3 thol
tvtlre of youth, liy mulll
uuu 1 ui mil, u ijuxiia itir' ,
$2.GO, with our bar.ltnblo Knurantoo to euro
or refund the money paid. Hend for circular
and CTy of our Imnkulilo ipinrnutoo bond.
RXTRA STKENQTI1
Nervita Tablets
f ... ..I In !. nc..Un
(vrr , niv r .iii r.l lumsuiuifc iv-ou.in
Positively (timrnntecd euro for I,o3 of Power,
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Porosis, Locomotor Ataxia, Ncrvoun I'rostwi
tlnn. Hysteria, I'its, Insanity, l'aralysls nnd trio
Itesults of Uxcesiiro Ufo of Tohnrro, Opinm or
Liquor, By mall In plain pncknifn, $1.00 n
box, O for $0.00 with our bankuble fruftr
ntoo bond to cure In UO days or refund
money paid. Address
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Clinton cVJacknon Stn., CHICAGO, IUU
For ante by Kuhn & Co., 15th and Douglas
HL. Omaha, Neb.; Qc. ti. Davis, Council
UlufCe, lows.
Not in Nature
for anyone to nlwnys feel tired. There
Is no need to drag out an existence
without ambition. .... .
Weak tiervei are responsible for lan
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iirrvpn nml trutifiiorm broken down
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vigorous, ruddy-cheeked persons. If I
you find this isn't so, you get your
money uutk..
Sl.flO ner box. C boxes (with guaran
tee). WOO. Hook free, I'uAt. Mcpi-
cink.Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Bold by Kuha A Co.. UUi and XouUus,
and M. A. Dillon, Bouth Omaha.
THE HEST
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOURIST EXCURSIONS
Run vl the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Leave Omaha
via Scenic Route through Colorado and
Utah
WEUNHSDAYS. FUIDAVS AND
SATURDAYS.
Tor Information and "Tourist Dictionary"
address City Ticket Office, 1333 Harnam St.
Omalw, Neb.
Coo It's Du -hem Tftblete are Huceanaf ullr
used monthly bvocrl0W)0 ladles. Price,
31, My mall, II. 0B. Bend 4 centa for
mnlnunil nartlculara. TbeOookOo-.'.
-It V6S Wcoilivaril ove.. Uutroll, UlcU.
Bold tn Omaha by Kuhn & Co.. IS & Doug.
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Telephone lOltU. Oinitliii, ,rb.
COMMISSION,
till A IN, I'HOVIKIO.NS mid MTOCKS,
llonrd of 'I'm de.
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Dlrdct wire to Chlcuso and New York