Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 0MA1TA DAILY HEE: KT'XDAY, MAnCTT ft. Ifv04
Af.l.T WAITED.
WATl:7J. canvass, ng agents In every
i ounty to solicit j;.r rip' tons to THt
TrtKNTIClM i.I..VTI 111' KABMKH
fcirauy employment wi'h a.wjrM gixl in
come As-r;; In the un'ry with h-.r
nil huffy sje lalij- i...-.re.i. Canvassers
make f-ily ! to ! ' p r month. Ad
iires Century Farmer .Solicitors' Bureau,
lice bulMins. Omaha. J 213
WE want 10. w (-nU for urcniMt house
hold seller ever produced; actually selA
In every bouse; Immmjc money maker for
agents; send l"e for omplcte Jimpin
nl mir lar" Illustrate! catalogue f
serentA sui p.b-s Southern Mercantile
Dept. B Houston, iex.
j Jim Aprs
CO.,
W1NTEI)-KnPTTPtln woman to travel on
alary to ft aa-enta for superior line of
g,.1s. Corset and fc'hirt Work. Ann
Ar(r. Mich. J-.MW 5x
i.mirn with taste for art wlshlnar to
make mnnff at home spare time call Li
Liouglas bldg., opp. Ilayden s.
J-M370 11
BFST moneymaker for agent on earth
r,ew article: new plan; household nec-es
Kr- oella rn mirht hv showintT What It
will do; sold In Minneapolis; resells
tn oam trTrltnrv. COM .C: 'IIS Tor -
arent outfit. I -. Pomestir Manufactur
ing; Co.. dwk 3, Minneapolis, Minn.
J M79 Tx
OUR PLAN for starting tietrlnners In prof
itable mall ortler nusiness is very suc
cessful. Some we started three months
a -o rKHvn 109 letters dally and are mak
ing bis; money. You ran do aa well, dur
new catalogue, Just published. Is the best
out. It's a sure money brlnger. Complete
plan for stamp. Centra Supply Co.. Kan
aa City, Mo. J 242 tx
AOFNTS Liveliest seller ever Invented;
new household tucewltr; over J(" .nr ,.,l
In one city; demand increasing dally: big
profits: exclusive territory. Utility MTg
Co.. Kansas City, Mo, J Ml tx
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Whsat Sip. Qniitly Down Without Any
Eptchl rea'.crev
CROWD SCARES AT REPORT FROM OHIO
Cash Market (oallMri Dall and Offer
In V by Oanple I lor Ar
rest a. a 4 Fa Br
' Isen.
OMAHA. March 8. 19"4.
A Quietly declining- wheat market was
that of today, without social leature.
Corn held Its own. The poor Ohio rep rt,
the dim from the winter wtiei bek. was
taken by the crowd as indicating po .r cn
(Jltions ovtT a larger area. '1 his gave wheat
K-tae strength at the opening. Lter re
ports of rain In Kansas Induced selling and
brought the market to a weak finish, ihese
fluctuations, In obedience to crop news,
show that the market is ncarmg a normal
condition.
Chicago May wheat opened at f mm 'si?
lo stronger than the close of FrlJay. The
high point shortly after the opening ai
if tc and the low Just before the rl aa
io. Omaha declined from (tic to RS'.c.
Chicago new July was off at the close only
V. Corn did not lose any ground during
the morning Omaha May opeued at 45'tC
and strengthened to 4fi but was weaker
at the clone, being l;.V. Ch'caeo Miy
fluctuated between wc and 54Vo and cloeej
at about the opening figure.
The range of frlces mid on the Omaha
exchange Saturday was:
Cjosea
Open. High. Low. Today. Frl'y.
eloe was at f.'!S''T.V'-. July rar.ged
ten 6lSfilo and i-c. cloelr.g 'o laaer
at lJo. Ixx-al receipts were csrs.
After opening higher st AlHlSc
May corn ranged hei wet n 41VB41c. closing
at 4lc. July closed at a lua of a at
4u'c. IxH-aJ receipts were 772 cars.
A small run f hogs, with higher prices
at the yards, gave provisions a strong start
and the early strengtjt wns well maintained
throughout the dsv. The close was firm.
Final figures on Mav prk were up So at
114 17X4 May lard rlWd l&o higher at 17.40
and ribs wer m higher at 17 ZTi.
Eatlmated res.-lpt for Monday: AATieat.
cars: corn, 1& cars; oats, J70 cars; hogs,
tt,K head.
The lending futures ranged at follows:
WE CAN start you In good paying business
outdoor advertising!, no canvassing-; men
particularly wanted In towns of 2l.ifr In
rabitants and less; permanent occupa
tlon, Atox, South Vhitley, Ind.
j-:ot;x
BEST New TVw.k to S-ll "An ep ch-makiiig
hook." ( I'lttsburg Oa2ette ) Agents as
sisted to start; big pay; call on business
fly. People s Uook Co.. jaegson,
J KM OK
men chiefly.
Mien.
AO KNTB Every locality, to handle our
New High Orndo "MetHl-Enamel Hlgns;"
freatest 3r seller: FMrnlshed Rooms,
ioardlng, Iresa-making and other styles;
exclusive territory: sound business propo
sition: good money; write for terms. Me
talllo Sign Co., Rattle Creek, Mloh.
J 12 x
WA.NTF.U-An energetic, hustling rspr
sentatlve In every town; big pay; quick
money. World s Kolr Ouarantee Ass'n.,
Chemical bldg., St. lxuls. Mo. J 167 tlx
WANTETD Manager in every city and
county to handle best paying business
iwn: legitimate; new: excuslve con
trol. Phoenix Co., IB W. th sc. N. Y.
J 178 fx
w Va:
AOENT8 wanted; exclusive territory; new
automatic Hurglar .Alarm-Woors, win
dows; wonderful seller; retails fic. Send
yc for outfit Ramona Co., 8010 Metro
politan bldg.. New York. J 177 6x
CL K pocksl outfit starts you selling natural
Oiamouus; defy txisrta. drop everything.
Write today lor outiu. Cimpnian-Tower
Co., Oneidu. N. Y. J 13S tix
AGtNTS I76.UU weekly and expenses easily
iruule wnuiur heajih and accident inaur
ance; experience unnecessary; write to
day. Royoi Fraternal Union, St. Loula,
Mo. , J loo b:
AOF-NTS make $50 per week a.l.lng tha
Allen Kouiitaln Urush; write for outut
and terms. Allan, Mfg. Co.. Toledo. O.
J IIS bX
OCR MEN make S3 to HO a day fitting
glaas; our 24-pag Free Eye He ok te.ls
all about It. Write Jacksonlan Optical
College, College Place, Jackson, Mich.
J 117 6x
Wheat-
May ..
July .,
Corn-
May .,
July ..
Oats-
May .,
March
...Wi
...hi
...4."4
...44'o
The
34
Loral Cash
cash mnrkM
(Wi-i KS S
4.-A', 4S14 4S
46 44 45 i
t 391, 3914 39-4
Artlclea.! Open. High. I Low. I Close ! Yes y.
Wh.?t
May
a Jnlv
h July
b Sopt.
'',rn
Mav
Jilv
Sept.
Oats
Ml?
Jillv
P-p't.
r'k
May
July
I.'d
Mav July
.lulv
Rlt--Miv
July
; 1
1
l'
rt i
I 51 V
lH1"1 41i'
I
51s
41 H
14 'K 114 r
14 2I4 14 ri
7 10
7 60 (
I
7 y 1
7 3o I
7 4o I
7 T7H
7 57S
i
7 rn'
7 42',
13
14 10
7 i
45
41V
4
I
' 14 17H!
I 14 82V
I
7 43 I
7 1-J
7 27
40
' SB I
IS I
7 rn'
7 37V
4V .
34 ,
14 07i
7 r-
7
7 37',
7 f-vi
7 i:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Fetli EJct of Korthtra Eecnri.iei
nd Eropi Ekck.
$1 nw.AH.im, while deposits have reached the
eTimnu sum of ).('.''.'' and iecie
passes all pre-loiu l.iur with a totAj of
U19.t.ft0. The tffki loan Ini Miw is said
to have bet n caused by railroad borrowing.
Grata Market.
Not-
continued dull.
withstanding the fart that Omaha Is rel
lively th highest corn market, offerings by
snmple on the exchange fjoor are light. The
elevators, horn-ever, are handling many cars.
Receipts of wheat were 11 cars In and 3
cars out; one week ago. 6 and 1 car. Corn
receipts were cars 'n and 17 cars out;
one week ago, 11 and 56 car. Oats receipts,
9 cars In and 3 cars out.
WHEAT-No. I hard. M'Vi'-Tr: No. S
hard. W5f; No. 4 hard 71W57V; No. !
spring, S4-f'i.c; No. t spring. SljjrCc; No. 4
spnnr. ,in;tic
CORN No. 1,
S?Vj4o: No. 3
low. 41H"4Ic:
white 4H?41lc.
OATS No. 2. 3768c: No. I. SH7c: No.
4. Wfiai'e: No. t white, 42c; No. 1 white,
39-4oc; No. 4 white, 3-V: standard. 41V-
Rotes from the Kiebsnge Oflleea.
' Ray Nye of Fremont was a visitor on tha
exchange floor.
Omaha lnspertkms of grain were 31 cars.
Of wheat 1 car graded No. 1 northern, 8
cars No. 3 hard winter, 1 car No. 4 hard
winter, 1 car no grade. Of corn 9 cars
graded No. 3, b cars No. 4, 1 car No. 3 white
and 2 cars No. 4 white. Of oats 4 cars
graded No. 3 white and 1 car No. 4 white.
Grain Markets Klaewhere.
4Sr: No. 4HW-41c;
yellow, 4!w43c; No.
No. ! white, 42'-c;
No. 4.
vel
No. I
Closing prices of grain Friday
today at the markets earned were ai
low a:
and
fol-
KANSAS CITT.
WE START you selling diamond; don t
tall getting our liUrral offer; tj daj y
sure. Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, is.
Y. Mention paper. J lib ox
AOENTS WANTEDTo aell the Impro.el
Cooking Mat. in. J. tnder & 1
Bridge at., Cleveland, O. J Uo fix
WANTED Agents, by large transportation
company, to place issue of s'.ock lor the
purpose ot liM-reasing its present equip
ment. This move maue necessary in older
to handle enormous volume new freight
and passenger business. The to k of this
company pays tlie Isrgest annmil -dividend
of any transportation shares In the
frilled States; exceptional offer' made
representative and responsible CJinnems
or Individuals everywhere to act as fiscal
agents for the sale of stock Address
Tabasco Transp. Hatlon Co., Title and
Trust bldg., Chicago. J 6x
MEN everywhere distributing circulars,
etc. Can earn good money and lie your
own boss. Write for particulars free.
Knarf Advertising Exchange, 175 Rroad
way. New York. J 137 t'.x
CHANCE of lifetime to one man onlv In
e-ach btste with a few hundrl dollars
and reference: - monopoly of legitimate
business; enormous profits; without risk:
highest Indorsements. Hull, lf4 East
Tweuty-thlrd St., N. Y. J 130 ox
MlOO WEEKLY ami expenses to men with
rigs to sell 11.00 bottle Sana pari 11a for Ji
cents. Address with stamp, F. R. Greene,
fc Dearborn St., Chicago. J
LAMP makes Its own gas and tells the
time: no kerosene, wick or chimney; sells
for 11.50; free lamp and credit on stock
to those wishing to work for us. Liberty
Lamp Co., zoo A. J., Broadway. N. Y.
J
Wheat
May ...
Julc ...
Corn
May ..,
July ...
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Corn
May ..
July ..
Wheat-
May
July
Wheat-
Ala)
July
Wheat
May July
-Cloeed-
BT. LOUIS.
Todav.
.. MSB
44A
4W
Friday.
M'x
81V
44
445
No. J. aOM bNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIjurR 8tadv; winter patents, J. nog
5 ): straights. I7"rwv spring patents.
4 l06 OO; straights, M.HtO; bakers, ti S)
WHEAT No. I spring, KKj7c; No. 1 red.
CVRN No. S. 5"c: No. 2 vrllow, Bl".
OATS No. Z, 4oc; No. t white, 3&4g
42v.
RTF No i, T?o.
BARLEY flood feeding. SS4Jc; fair to
choice maltins. 4.Vs"i5g.
8KET9 No 1 flax. II "r; No. 1
western. Jl.14'4: prime timothy,
Clover, onntrart grade. 11 fT.
PROVISIONS Mess rork. per bbl.,
14 23. I ard per 1 lb . 17 lWiT 2T
rlt. sides- doosev 7 rT7.2S; short
sides (boxel. $7. J7V'7.5ft.
Following are the receipts and shipments
Of flour and grtin:
Articles. Receipts.
Flour, bbls ". 3 700
Wheat, bu 4.V0
Corn, bu. 174 "0
Oats, bu 2."'0
Rve. bu 12 2"'
Barlev. bu K.Sflo
fin the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was weak; creameries, 145-ic;
dairies, 14-ti ''. Eggs steady at mark. iase
Included, lTtflSc. Lheese steady, lt'Vi&llc.
SEW YORK bE.tllHAL MARKET.
norfh
IXoa. 114 IT',
Short
clear
Shipments
4S .)
!.
5.7f)
3 V
Jv70l
Quotations
Tarloas
MINNEAPOLIS.
45B
4hH
DULUTH.
NEW YORK.
97H
7S
r,B
WB
94A
87 A
45SB
4c 4
7S
H7-4D
.41 01
.. 7HB
$1 .o", n
CHICAGO IIIIAIH AD PROVISIONS.
Feat ares of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Boatd of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 5. An Interruption of
the longstanding drojth In Kansas and
Oklahoma caused ht to weaken' today,
the May delivery cloying 4,c off. July Is
down ,tyc. May corn closed with a gain
of Vi'uc. Oats are unchanged. Provisions
are up 16ti2uo. May derllr-nd to 96o. while
July dropped to klV. The market failed to
recover from this setback, the close being
weak and nenr tt-.e bottom, with May at
ts.Nc. July closed at '.'92ltc. Clearances
of wh"at and flour were equal to 1Wlii
bushelB. I'rlmary receipts were Blo.aiu
bushels, rralnst 413.nu0 bushels a jcar ago.
MlnneapolTs. Duluth and Chlcagri reported
receipts of S44 csrs. compared with 3-1 last
k and 313 a year ago.
Strength In wheat and an active demand
from a prominent provision Interest caused
a firm corn market early In the day. May
had advanced nearlv a cent above yester
day's closing figure Offerings then be
came rather free lind prices eased off. An
additional decline occurred toward the end
of the si-ssion. The opening on Mav was
uncnnrM to c nigiuT at &35,M'c. On
the early bulge the i-rlee rose to 54 The
shipping. 5g"75c;
3 white,
good to
fi deal
HTRAIT AOE.VTS and Photographer.
direct with the artist. Hend for
our new catalogue and free samples. Ber
lin Artist Association, Dept. 15, 6J State
St., Chicago. , J
WE PAY tX! a week and expenses to men
with rigs to Introduce poultry compound;
year's contract. Imperial MTg Co., I'ept.
54. Parsons. Kan J
AGENTS and other. I'll start you In busi
ness where you can make money (no mail
order scheme): something new: particu
lars free Morgan Co.. Box 1, Brook
lyn. N. Y. J-M tlx
AGENTS make ri dally Belling the lust
water imr ever Invented: tria 1 at 12:
territory. Seneca Filter Co.,
exclualve
Vcneca. Mo.
J-M170 lix
ANTED Man In each gas-using town
with managerial ability to buy "territory
r'ghf on newlv patented Air Burner and
Kit Gus-Jet Heater. Burns three purts
air to one of gan. Greatest legitimate
money maker In existence. Secure terri
tory Immediately. For full particulars ad
dress Koet Mfg. Co., 15 E. Lake tr Chi
cago. 111. j.4 ix
" T-I . . - ...
n .1.1 ici' r.orrgenc womsn to travel on
Salary to get agents for superior line of
"is. 1 urnei a una orks, Ann rhor
.Mich. J 22 fx
AGENTS 330 to 5.) weekly eajIlv male!
We prove this. Luminous name plates,
sigua. rHH.ia'ue iiamfsi night'
siinmles free. Right Supply Co . Engie
wood. 111. J-lij 6x
BI' MONET tn squabs; thev sell for $: to
a doaMi: chraply raised In only four
k. arlte for our free bix.k six. tit this
rich Industry. Plymouth Rock Squab "o..
11 Friend St . Boston. Mass. J
MEDICAL,
MAGNET PILE KILLER.
At druggists, II.
IT
CURES.
73s
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale, re
tail, fc'herman & McConnell, Omaha.
-73S
DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases
and Irregularities of women; experienced
reliable. 1513 Dodge, Arlington block,
Omaha. 740
WANTED The case of catarrh, rheuma
tism, eexema or stomach trouble that Co-Lon-Co.
WON'T ru.-e, 669 29
PRIVATE hospital daring confinement;
tabb's adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 2i4 Lake.
T-4. Red-lSf4. 741
PRIVATE home during confinement: bahl
adopted The flood Samaritan Sanitarium,
7J 1st Ave., Council Bluffs, la. IX
PRIVATE" hospital In-fore and during con
finement. Mrs Fisher, S015 S. 11. Tel 1KS.
742
of the ' Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 5. Receipts, 21. 5.15
bbls.; exports. 9.578 bbls.; maiket julet but
stoadr; winter patents. tZ.-4ib.i; winter
straights, 6 0oS5.36; Minnesota patents. 5 a.
ki0. winter extras, S.0ai t.ou; Minnesota
bakers, H.Ki&l.To; winter low grades. 1S1.4J
1.8". Rve flour, quiet: fair to gid, t.aou
4 55; choice to fancy, Hou-ii-CK. Buckwheat
flour, nominal.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow we rn,
$1.12: cltv, $1.11; kiln dried, $3.153.2&.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, Sic, to arrive.
BARLEY Easy ; feeding, 5jc, c. I. f., New
York; malting. KJiOSc, c. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 4n.i0 bu. Spot mar
ket Arm; No. 2 red. 11.04. elevator, and $1.05
til OS. f o. b.. afloat: No. 1 rorthern Duluth.
tl f'P'i. f. o. b . afloat; No. 1 northern Mani
toba, nominal, f. o. b.. afloat. Market
opened firm; Mav. $1.00fil "1 9-16. closed at
$1.01; JulV, 7Vti9S.4C. closed at liTSc; Sep
tember. K'NilSuc. closd at 8VSc.
CORN Receipts. 4ti.r.'S bu.; exports. 68
bu. Spot market firm; No 2. nominal, ele
vator, and 55V. t. o. b.; No. 2 yellow, D7c;
No. 2 white, 55ViC. .ptlons opened firm,
closing e lower to c higher: May, ES",-3
K'c, closed at oS7c; July, B7gj8c, closed at
67c.
OATS Receipts. i:4.500 bu.: exports. S.K5
bu. Soot market dull; No. 2. S&'io; standard
white, 57c; No. 2 white, 67c; No.
KWc.
HAY Steady;
xholee 'lV-Mtl 05
RICE Steady: domestic, fair to extra, ?lj
6ic; Japan, nominal.
HUPS Firm: state, common to cholre.
1903 'ti37c; HiJ. 4'i2to: olds. 1,Vql9c. Pa
cific coast. 1903, ?7te33c; 1902, 2427c; olds, 10
flirc.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 20 4o lbs.,
18c; California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 19c; Texas dry,
24 to lbs.. 14c.
TALLOW Ciulet: city f$I per pkg), 5"4c;
country tkgs, free). mSiSHc.
LEATHER Firm; aclC J4-t2Cc.
WfiOTy Firm: fleece. 2?i32c.
PROVISIONS RH-f. steady; family, til. ro
A12 50; mes. $9.riiV.a0: beef hams. t20.f
2Ct; -packet. $10 5oill.50: city extra India
mess. $l.4jl '. Cut meats, stea-dy; pick
led bellies. $7.60iiW.A: j1ckled shoulders.
$6 25: pickled hams. tlO.fVilI.Oj. Lard,
steady: western- steamed. $76; refined,
steadv; continent. t7.75: South America,
W: "compound. t-l.S7Sti7.00. Pork. steady;
famllv. fiR rtfi l 50; short clear, 15.0o310..j;
mens."f15 rotilfi f.
BL'TTER Stesdy: extra fresh creamery.
25c: creamerv, common to choice. l'uJ4V:
Imitation creamery. 14f19c: state dairy. !
22c; renovated 12fil7c; held creamery. Hfe
22c: factory. 12v615Hc.
CHEESE Firm; state full cream, fancy,
small colored. September. 12c: late made.
10c; small white. September. 12c; late
made loVe: larse colored. September. 12c:
late made. 10c: large white, September.
12c: late made. loc.
KGGS Steadv : state ana Pennsylvania
nearby, average ftnest. 22c; seconds to
firsts, 21c; western firsts, Sc.-
St. Losls Gram and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. March 5 WHEAT Lower,
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 9l4c; track. $1.04
07: May. 93Vc; July, K'C-,c; No. Z hard.
H?e:.
CORN-Hlgher: No. I cash. 41Hc: track,
4otf4f.Hc; May. 45Tc; July. 4S4lu,c.
OATS Strong: .o. z. cssn. sc; iraca.
42W: May. vc; No. 2 white. 43'343Hc.
FLOl R Dull: red winter patents, n.iuy
25. with 60 per cent patents ss high as
$5 4o: extra fancy and straight. $4 HRS '.
SEED nmoihy. steaay at .oou.ia.
f ORN MEAL Stead v at 12 6u.
BRAN-Steadv; sacked, east track, WSVlv.
HAY Dull: timothy, $.0o212.50; prairie.
llt N "'iri-i-i irw l ir- c-c.
BAGGING V.
HEMP TWIVE G-
PROVISION8 Pork, higher: Jobbing.
pit 27'j. Lard, higher; prime steam P' 75.
Bacon, stea-iy: noxeo extra snons. .i.u;
clear ribs, ft.a; short clear. $.S .25.
POl'LTRY-Stemly: chickens, 'eUlo'-c:
springs h'Sc; turkeys, 1-Ul3c; ducks, 13c;
geese5?c.
Ml 11 Mt-rieau) , creamery, iv-.c,
dnrv lfW19c.
EGGS I-ower at iso.
pcert.
Flour. Mis moon
-.rf.Orfl
LOANS INDICATE RENEWED BORROWING
Deadlock I relieved and Bayers and
Sellers Desist from Activity, llr
ssltlng In a Market Almost
Motionless.
NEW YORK, March o.-The stock mar
ket came under the Influence of the threat
ot a northmi securities ueclslon on Mon
day and lost more ol the small guns wuicli
hsd been established b the sioa and lal-or-lous
hardening movement ot the whole of
the week up to today. The market closed
easy and ul d. -rimes running to a point in
a number of ;n o.i.liienl sioiks. "1 ha vol
ume of liquidation was unimportant and
Indicated nothing inure than trttdeis posi
tions In the market.
The rale of stock market activity has
dropped to a level a low as that prevalllt.g
In trie summer of li"l. and not reached
before that time since the early part of
lbX. The lethargy Is the more notable In
view i,f the accumulation of reserves in
banks and the nominal rates at which cuil
money is loaned.
Resources are freely employed In the
speculative issues In the commodity market
without causing a ripple on the stag-rant
surface of the stock market. The money
outlook Is not without Its obscurity, and
there U a superinducing cans? for the leth
argy in stocks The continued high rate
paid by railroad corporations on their notes
Is an Indication of the expectation of banks
for demand of this kind, if the latter was
one of the causes the amu.u.t withdrawn
would account for hut one day in the
averages. Ths deposits were Increased by
$lJ.73.4f. which Is greater by t2,0o2.O than
the sum of the net g.ln In cash and of the
increase In loans; therefore the statement
does not balance. The increase In required
reserve due to the augmented deposits was
H.l$.V.i; deducting therefrom the net gain
In cash leaves $:,:il, ' as the reduction tn
surplus reserve to 19.943.850. Computed
upon the rasls or deposits less those or
:M17.;0 public funds, the surplus Is $3.-
727.650.
The government deposits. It may be noted,
were Increased to tlTBJ'iO. making the gain
since Februnry 1. $2.243 .ftO. Circulation was
decreased $1.049,S"0 and the reduction In
this ltm since the beginning of the year
ha.s teon. $ ,.'. Loans expanded ry
19.7O9.3il0. probably reflecting the hypothe
cate n of sterling exchange which h-is been
bought for Investment and also some spe
cial syndicate or corporation borrowing.
The d!llv average of the hank r'earlngs
for the week was 1179.0(1 000, or tl.ootvuO
more than last week. The clearings on
Paturdav. refecting Friday's business, were
$15.14S 172. The heavy fall in net earnings
of railroads reporting for January gives
additional force to the consideration of the
business outlook. Again, the obstruction
to traffic In Its effect Is moderated by the
acerbity of the rate war Hate cutting
has gone on during the week s;du by side
with efforts to arbltrste.
Large purchases of pig Iron by the Volted
States steel corporation have met a broad
Intimation from the lending review that
the purchase seems to be designed as a
tonic to other departments of the market
rather than to supply actual reeds for the
corporation. The threat of a soft coal
strike has Its part In holding In check
the stork market. Finally, It Is not ex
pected that nny development will effectually
release the sock market from Its con
straint until the Northern Securities de
rision Is handed down. The bond market
hns shared the apathy snd sluggishness of
the stock market. United States new coq
tinn 4s advanced ' per cent on call dur
lr lb we. V.
The following are the Quotations on the
New York Stock exeh.irg":
Sue. High. Dow. ti se.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Mjrch 5 MONEY On call,
nominal, no loans; tlmo limns, steady; sixty
oas. 3 per c-nt: ninety days. S1 per cnt;
six months. s 1.14 per cent; prime mercan
tile pa;"r. 4'sv'i !"r cnt.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual bulnese In bankers bills nt $4 vwV'-if
4. WTo f T demand and at $4 s."-.i4 x', for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, H.MVU4.J7H;
commi r-'iiU hills. $4 Wij4 3'-
SILVER Bar. 57So; Mexican dollars. 4?,c.
BONl'S Government, Irregular; railroad,
heavy.
The c'.oslng quotations on bonds are as
follows:
14't V V unis,4 ti
1 IMexirsn Tsnlral te
1 li lit lie
l""4i Minn A ft. U 4s
TTf.
f S. ret it.
do coupon .
co .., r-g
fin coupon
to r.w 4s. ret-
do coupon
do old 4a. reg
do roupon
Atrhtsnn fti. 4i. ...
do all. 4i
Atlantic C. L. 4s..
H a; . 4s
do !S
Cc, uf O. It...
In Irt IK-
Ctics. Ohio 4Hi
til. : Alton I tr . .
r , B. il n .
C. a. 8 P. 1 la
CAN W c. ?....
C, R. I. A P. 4a....
Jo col SS
r r c. ft. L 1. 4a.
rhl. Term 4
Con. T-'hacco 4s ,
Colo A So 4t
a n 45. 4s
Erie prl-,r ilf-n 4a....
do g-r-rnl 4l .
r w ,t i) c. is
in: ,
1' 1
10: n
w
It's
N. It R of V c 4a
V Y. ten. Iten Iia
N J ie-it. I (a
lo-a No Paclfle 4a ....
: 11 do
K K T
do 2a T7
75
Ka
7,H
1-1 Nort .lx W. c. 4a . T
.1' iPenn. con. Ia
. M'i lcpit 1 gen 4a Sf-S
.1"! is?. L. I. M. -. f-t Ufa
..7; lsv 1.. S F. 't 4 so
. 9;, St L 8. W. la...
Shoard A. U 4a
.lri s y:h-rn Pae. 4a..
. 1 So Ralls-ar Sa
. 77 Teiaa It P Is.
IT . St. L. A W 4a
n U nion Pacific 4a ...
67 I do conT. 4p
74t;lr Steel t1 St...
fTiWahati la
llo.ktri Val.
Offered.
104
4tt...lo4
do db.
L I
wiaconin 1
Colo. F. A
I. c
. S3
-'-t
.
.111'
.115'
.
.
71 A
.1:
.'J
. '7
Boston Stock Qootatlons.
BOSTON. March 5 Call loans. I'-iS1! lr
UtlK Idl
cent: time loans.
c!nflng prices on
Atchison adj. 4i
do 4
Aul-.ifcon
ltd
B-irton a AUny....
Itutiun A Maine
Ht.F',.ni Uievateo: ....
Kitvnburg pfd
Met Central
N. T . N. H. &
Per Marquette .
In Ion Faciflo
Aaier. Arte. Ctiem
do pfd
Arr. l.i eu Tub
Arrer. Sutar
s pta
Amr. T. It T
Amer. Wwtileo
do pfd
P"H. I A 8
Edlsnn Eire. I Hum
fleneral Electric ..
Maaa. Electric ....
do prd
Mm (laa
t'nlted Frtllt
V' '"J hos Math.
do pfd ,
V S. Sel
do pfd
Ex-dlvldend.
4Tiii icr cnt.
stocks and bonds:
.... 8i Wretlnt common
.... aa AdTeutura
fl Allou-i
.... .kS Ama-tatnated
... 24- Amer. Zinc
-.. At. antic
...A.'i jhiLft.arn
Jt, U aiumet d) Hocla
u t'enteanltl
H . 1 ss C,ppr Ha-11
71 I !t Wen
I- inlniun Coal
134 Franklin
... 74 Oranct
... 4 Lie Kerala ..
...123'i Mass Minlr.t
...i;3 X rhitan
...i:i' Mol.lrrk
... l') jfii'i Iiomlnln
... 71s. O,eoia
... 7 I'arrot
! iQulncr
1M 'Shannon
17 Tamarack
71 'Trlnltr
8S,I' ? Mining
7v, v s. on ...
4 t tah
If: Victorlt
IC't Winona
, 65! Wolrertna ....
. 75
. I
. o,
. '
!
.44i
. 17
. 4C"
. 14
!
. .
' J
' "4
. 4
. i ll
1".
4'i
OMAUA LIVE S10CH MARKET
Beth Beef o teen aid Cowi L'tt'e
Better Thm a Week Ago.
if Any
HOGS siUCH LOWER FOR THE WEEK
Iteceipts of Sheep Hate Item Liberal
All Meek and Prices Have F.nsed
Off All the War from Ten
to Tent-K1re Cents.
KOI T1I OMAHA. March 5, 1
Receipts were: Cattle.
Official Monday 2 41!!
Tueaday 3.5,1
Wednesday 3 rj
Thursday 4 111
Friday 2,4:9
baturday SU
11, us. Mie,
Offlclal
1 'fht lal
tr.ci.ii
Olticlal
oau-iai
Total this week In :
Simn d,is lust week... U7
tviino ws-k before IS -7!
S.imA three w.-ekj no..il.''i
r'ams four we, kv ago. . . 1 1 .770
Sam d)s last ear la.Mi
RLCEII TS FOR THE YKAR
ti .4. S
. 1,1
5.1."
4 .J
SHe;
6s 4v.
i'J.i 5
r. .i'-i
4.. :4j
if. 114
'10
l.-s from $.' .1" to t K. The quality of the
o-f.-rli iT" a r.,rt nja grvsl today, so that
the market on paper does not look as high
a It f-a'lv was as comred with yester
day. The 'lightweights went largely from
$'. down.
No . .el P- No. A. PT
"4 .:. j:t 4,. 4 - It ... f 4" t t'7V,
.... !.: M i' t:t 4 tri,
tt .. ; : .. tit t so 11
i . 4 :. Ti m M I l"
n I s t4 :i D
.4 . ti t :4 i it
73 41 I 71 7'l W It
t; ,i-4 t P "I
; ::: .. t tin tl I4-) .. I is
a, .-41 . I s; r I is
I.I ID IN ! IS t "
:? tr . i n 4o it 1 iie
t: ::i M t (4 i ; t . it's
7 - 4 I 08 to r7 tl t II
: i in-. ;s o I 14
:'4 4i m 7t ;t t in
f I es tt t"4 40 I 17e
n (K ,y. so ? ss I St
71 r-t 40 I ll 7 n " I "
7t .... ft I t-7' U 11 H I !
(.Ml
4C.P77
5; 4f,
ii
DA T L-
The following table shows the recv.pts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Oin.ih.i
for the year to date, with comparisons with
last year:
19 "4 l9o.t. Inc. d-'oc.
Cattle i:5M l'V! 5'5 -
Hojra 4 M 4.'T.1'i 11 3
Sheep Sil.H'ai ijv.UsO ltkl.W
Average prices paid for liogi at South
Omaha for the last sevetal days with comparisons-
Dats. I 1904. 11903. ,1902. !W)l.;ii0.rlS'.'9HS9.
Feb. 15... I
Feb. 18.. I
Feb 17...
Fob. IS...
Feb. 19...
Feb. (...
Feb. 21...
Feb.
Feb. 23 .
Feb. 24...
Feb. 25...
Feb. ...
Feb. 27...
Feb. ...
Feb. 19...
Mar. 1...
Msr. 2... 1
Mar. 3. .J
Mar. 4...:
Mar. 5...1
London Stock Market.
LONDON. March 5. Closing:
. . MVN. T. Central..
U ;-: Norfo.k & W. .
do pfd
t, )
2J
3.7fj
lw
KM
iuu
O'O
lv-J
l'4"j
, 7,;w
2"0
3tW
monthlv regulator never
Vita Co., Station A. De-
LADIES. our
falls; box free,
troll. Mich.
LADIES, one dose Fluo Regulator promptly
relieves nny case if abnormally sup
r.resl menstruation: 11 v4-r Nx bv mall
Fiio Chemical Co.. box 909. Milwaukee
Wis. M-913ex
FRrh 4Tplf to sgent: practical readv
call dcvlev f.,r telephones, saves brain
Work, hours of time, sells Itself; one sale
sells dot.ns arelng't believing. Send
stamp Trlephors Aptliance Co., 1 K.
Madison An., New York. J
V A NTED Agents to sell first-class relia
ble and conservative oil ttok; company
if low oHiiltahxaUori. will tar chawt in-veetig-at..n;
sure dKldend paver: lib-ral
fennilml.v paid; fui: Information fur-rl-7e4l.
Addreaa Tn Oil News, Lima,
Ohm. j
PtTKMJ.
A PIJ!9FlSrt pi WOMAXKINP
Write vour Wants; ladles' syringes, toilet
necessities, orug sundries, patent renie-
Cies. HuM-or Toilet f.i., jc; Stetr,iy
Hall. Chicago. 19; x
1M11VATE sanitarium during rmflncnvnt
lr. and airs. Uertoca, - Lall'ornia si.
MJ4S 12x
618TT7RS In despair, sie1y relief: abnor
mal sjpprsun. any 4jause; write f,r
remedy; safe, sure. I T. Martha Va'kf
C .. ICS Utate. ( hicago. L)7 IX
DEI HYBTER 8 M.mthly Regulator brings
happiness to thoosiuids of women; free
samples sent. Wlihi Chemical Co . New
Have ti. Conn. 150 (x
LAT'IKn. our monthly regulator never
falls; b x free. Vita Co., etatlon A, De
troit. Mich.
II. J. CoWGILL No fee unless successful,
tils 8. i.,lh St.. Omaha. Til Use. ;j
FATENTS guaranteed. Suet at Co .
Omaha,
Al.x
FLOItlT.
HLSil A oWOiioDA. 14 1 Fa.-naxn.
L. HENDEKS4JN. flor.tt. 1519
Farnam st
A-RFT. DONAOHCE.
JR . lei
Farnam.
9 A4
IUOI AND B It ASS ItllMllir,
liK.Wi and aluminum catting, nickel pltt
sad finthitig Spevtalty Mfg. Co., 41
aHwwua M tvud IvSi i'aatoa block.
DR. W. Hl'TCHINSON. speclalltt of
women and children: 30 years practice.
Off! -e. S-s Cumin Retiuence telephone.
f -r.Kx; omce. B-rvMx
DR. TRIES, German graduate, renowned
for his skill and exiwlence In confine
ments: cures sterllltv. long standing di
eases of ut,r.i and ovaries, cure painful,
profuse, retarded or s ippreased menstrj
atlon recent or of long standing Ladlas
who have suffered fr years, hope-lens and
detect!, can 1 cured without ops-rsthm
or the hoe'dtal. If a personal WitMvWw
Is imtosihle state your case fullv. Inch
st&TOo and answer and adiice will
prempt'v be given. Address R F. Fnes,
M D . 1511 Iodge st , tuna ha. Neb.
LADIES When In need tend for free trial
of our never fslllrs remedy: relief sure
and otilik. Furls Chemical Co., Villa au
kee. Wis.
LADIES Chichester's English Pennyroysl
pois are the he-it Safe, reliable Take no
oher fiend 4o staTtr. for particulars
Relief for-I-adtes. In letter, by return
rot II Ask your drutgiat. Chichester
CcaculcU C, rUUdaU,iU. Fs.
10
1.7'l
6J
7i 127
i0
2o) 114
m!! 'y 61
T....
4 4"i
bUO
t.:"
51
6.0
7f
10J
4.300
l.OO.)
Wheat, bu.
Corn.
Oats.
bu.
bu.
V, Wl
60.0CO
Shipments
lS.orm
11. fuel
4:.fti
Kansas fity Grsla and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY.' March S. WHEAT May,
s-"Sc: Ju'y, soiiic: cash. No. 2 hard. s'J
9oc; No I. Mu".c: .10. z rea, ai.myiuo, -o.
tl fil ftl ij8; receipts. 1. cars.
CORN May. 43Vj44c; July, 44c; cash.
No. 2 mixed. 42c; No. 3, 4o341c; jo. 2 white,
al.-- N'o X. 4ia-42n.
OATS No. 2 white, 3Vjj.c; .-so. z mixea.
r'-'ic. .
RTB-Ml. z 64'aX"
HAY-Btendy: choice timothy. 19 50510 00;
c!re prairie. H.2-t7 50.
Ef.ns-Steadv: Missouri sna ivansas
rafe reti rred. 14Hc !r coxen: nr- .-so x
-...A. cases Ipclui'e.i per dnin.
Rt'TTER Creamery, tlfi23c; fancy dairy,
lsc. .
Kecc'ois tr:inmnt
Wheat, bu " 4" 14. .400
Cnm bu 47 2O0 !
Oats, bu 19.0u0 11,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 5 WHEAT
Mav. 7Vu7V; July. 97Sc; 8f r,te Tiber.
stVc; on track. No. 1 hard. 11 trjl (1"-;
No. 1 northern. 9JSc; No. 1 northern, Sf'ac;
No t. 27'9tV.
FLoT'R- First patents are n ioted at 15 23
fir s'; second patents, ta.pwa TO; first clears.
I) KWM 5; second clesrs. 12 f"2 90; car lots
In mood. f. o. b. Minneapolis.
1JUAN In bulk. $16 itjl6 26.
Mllnaskrt Crnla Market.
MILWACKEE. March I-WH RAT
Steady : No 1 northern. 9oitl ''; No. 1
northern. 9.r4irv: old Julv. W-iy9iSc
RYE-Hteadv: No. 1. 'SsnTTc.
MARLEY Steady; No. 2. "Sic; sample,
W'i'SIc
CoRN Dull; No. 1. 44gc; July Kc
bid.
Atchison
do preferred
Baltimore dc Ohio..
do preferred
Canadian Faclfio .,
Central of N. J.....
Ches. ct Ohio
Cnicago v Alton .,
do '.referied
Chictt U. W
Chki i N. W...
C. -M. ..- St. F
do 1 ire f erred .....
Chicago T. A- T
do preferred
C, C , C. St. I
Colorado Southern ...
do 1st preferred ....
do 2d preferred ....
Delaware & Hudson..
Yela., Iick. v V....
Denver & R. G
do preferred
Erie
do 1st preferrfd..
do 2d pref erred...
Hocking Valley ....
do preferred
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern ...
do preferred ....
Louisville & Nash.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Hv
Minn. & Rt. L
M.. St. P. & S 8
do preferred ..
Mssourl Pacific
Missouri. K. &
do preferred .
N 1 R R. of Mex Pfd.
.New lork tntral...
Norfolk AV Western..
do preferred
Ontario & Western..
Pennsylvania 21. 9 0
P.. C. C. & St. L
Reading
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
St. L. Jk S. F., 2d pfd.
St. Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific ....
Bouthern Railway ...
do preferred
Texas or pacific
Toledo, St. L. St W...,
do preferred ,
L'nlon Pacific ,
do preferred
Wabash ,
do preferred
Wheeling A L. E
Wisconsin Central ...
do preferred ,
Adams Express
American Express...
I 1, lied States Exp...
Wells-Fargo Exp
Amal. Coper
Am. Car 4 Foundry.
do 7referred
Am. Cotton oil
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred
Am. Linseed oil
do preferred
Am. IyiK'omotive ....
do preferred
Am. Smelt. A- Refln.
do preferred 2
Am. Sigar Refining. . C.bO
Anaconda Mln t o
Rrooklvn Rapid T
Colo. Fuel A Iron.
Consolidated lias
Corn Products
do preferred
Distiller' Securities..
flener:! Electric
International Paper...
do preferred
International Pump..
do pr, ferred
National Iead
North A m erica n
Pacific Mil
People'11 Gas
Preesed Steel Car
do preferred
Pullman Palace Car..
ReDUbllc SteW
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tern. Coal A Iron ...
V 8 leather
do pref, rred
F 8 Realtv
do preferred
I" 8 Rubber
do preferred
T. 8 Steel
c4o referred
XValrshc'iae Klec...
Wesern Felon
v.tiIimt Securities..
Offered
Total sales for the
rS
11U;
I9
ici"
ft',
c9
-
t
110,
2;t
1
l-i-t
1 t
55
301 1554 155
r,-,4
13S,
fi5a
'"
Vt
101
143'
it",
114
5t
2",i;
ll.l-'-t
102
143
lii"
ei"'
35'x
ll't
1J2S
I.60 J 41H 40H
42
4l'i
19
19
6-
42
'-
1S7
8.&-0 74V 73S
200 33S 3J'
7.7'..
3 0
2uu
'
4.10 31
19',
b9
-'4
4-t
c
lb'
163
'
"'t
"I
AtAti
1.2
."'
;
it,74
55
24
154
260
22-
62',
I2'
7
iw4
19
Si
FH
143
so
:i:i
5S
6'H
1.7
t-7'i
V
33
5
l'.3H
6
S-1
l"i
3)2
56
0'
75
M
20
W
41
IS
41
l'
291-,
2-S
23,
174
3ii
15
IS
40
!i
lot
2o"
tii'j
29
SO
10
Console, money ...
do account
Anaconda
At-htaen
do .fl
Fa'.tlmore A Ohio
t'ar'adian Pacific .
Chu A; 0:1.0
Chicago Gt Wert.
r . M & st. v...
DeIlrT
l. A R. G
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do 2d pfd
Illltiola Central ...
Louia. A- Naaii
M., K. A T
SILVER Bar
. 7 Ontario A West.
. - Pei.ni. lva.-ilt ....
. 77 Kand Mmea
.114 Kcadiux
.31 I do 1st pfd....
. iv do :i pfd ...
.143 So. Railway ....
. !-- do pfl
. lJ'So. Pacific
. tft : Cnlon Pacific ..
. V do pfd
. 44 i, V. 3. Steel
. 41 I do Pfd
. 1 SI WtSh
.lO- V, do pfd
. Iii1i
qulot, 2f!14d per ounce.
,uu.t) znu.a per cent.
Tlie rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 8 1-lrV,i3 per cent; lor
three mutiths' bills, 3 1-16B34 per cent.
t74
to-
't
'
J
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I'H
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4--4
'
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PT",
1'
Clearing; House Averages.
NEW YORK. March 5. The statement of
averages of the clearing house banks cf
this citv for the week shows:
Loans !999.91S.40: Increase. $9.709.3'ifi.
Deposits. 11,0411.593 .Mi; Increase. H2.tl73.4oi1.
Circulation. 139. PI9 oo,; decrease, fl.04s.ft).
Legal tenders. 170.S99.4X); decrease, 1N79.2O0.
Specie. $1118.192 .4co: increase, Jl.s-4C.Tta).
Reserve. $j.i-91.5')0; Increase. $I71.60ij; re
serve required. l:l').ltS.4oU; Increase. 11.
lui.Soo; surplus. 129.943.35i; decrease. !'J.203.ST0.
Kx-Cnlteil States deposits, $.t9.27;.ti, de
crease. I:'. 113,025.
Ilsnk Clearlnits for Week.
OMAHA, March 5. Comparative
mint of bank clearings for the
14
Monday 1.39i.lS3.51
Tuesday 1.255.916.77
Wednesday l,55i,5iJ 19
Thursday 1.6417. 977.H
Friday 1 54o.S.Db3
Saturday 1.2S34J24
A decrease of t707.2.1.it; Irom
siundlng week last year.
state-
week:
1103.
H.559.:'i27.47
l,13o.l.,1.9,
i.;ij.jo5 a
1.6a5.9tl.'iO
1 4... 4:.s4
1.1un31m.19
the iorie-
4 99 J
( 03 I
& vi j
5 04",!
i 244,
5 r
1 224
6 i
6 US! f SI
s 3-4
5 32
J 5 H 5 S 7"'
721 I 5 27 4 M
7 031 t 7S, I 4 Ti
6 97 6 78, 5 ?: I
8 9"! SMS 23, 4 3'
I 9v SX1! Hi 4 .
t Ss 5 IT1 4 74,
6 95! 5 ?' 4 r.
7 '' S
I SSI 1
3 is. 3
I 5:
a
1 471
3 ST
3 91
3 91
3 M
8 I2
6 M
5 lTVal
b 134,
5 0,
6 124
5 04 I
5 u7
' S 121 4 69; 1 W t
t W. a 4 ,ij 11 I t J v
I ur, fi 37 ISO 3 79
8 911 S 8i 6 33, 4 65
HI I SO d' 4 o.
8 5 9" 5 ?
s I -I I
C 01, 6 22,
5 .,
9
7 of
7 01
7 11,
s 11
8 07!
5 97,
6 32
5 3o
I 3 si
3 f.:
4 , S 4 J i
u I ae I ea
4 CM J til 3 7
4 f sr. 3 ss
4 it, r ?
a I 2 3 S7
4 71 1 3 H-
SHEEP There was only one car of sheep
remitted this mornlr.g. so that It could not
t.e said that a fair test of the market was
Pi. 1. le. Thev were wethers and sold for
$1 JV For the week receipts have been quite
'liberal, there lelng a gain over last week
of alout li". head, and as c-jinpao-ed wltit
the same wek of last ) our Uie Increase
C. mounts to 1 i head.
The market has been In good shape most
of the week considering the heavy receipts
both ut this point and at others. Packers
have eldenlly had a good outlet for their
me.it product, or otherwise the market
ao.ild have shown n much greater loss.
Lnmbs Ivave not moved as freely as sheep
and are probably In extreme cases lMiTf-o
lower than at the rlose of last week. Yesvr-ling-"
In a good itiniiv instances has-e also
tdiown tliat t.iich decline. The demand,
th, utih. or wether and ewes has teen In
oo. shape and price are not over 1 "T15o
lower, and this decline is more noticeable
on the commoner kinds.
There ! not much to be said of feeders,
aa ro-rlpt ar so llsht that a test of the
market has not been msde.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: CncsCtJ
wttern l.tmhs. 17r4'i5 7a; fair to good
lam',s. 15 !'" ;i; good to choice Mexican
vearllr.gs. It TTv-u. ': good to cholre west-
rn vw.rlltn" H 5 'c4.75: fair to good year
Pnc. 14 27 ill V; g,'od to choice wethers, 14 tf
U4': fair to g,.,1 -wl fn. $3 7.y''-. good
to choice ewes. $1 x',fi4 on; fair to good ewes.
IS iV.-uj !ai. liepfeeentatlve sales:
No. As
7 western ewe , l'T
230 wltm )-carllngs HI
Mvdl.e.tes Sundsr
Tl-.e official numler of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cattle. mob en p 11 sc.
C. M. St. P. Ry.
Cnlon Pnciilc system....
f. & N. W. Ry ,
F., E. & M. V. R R ,
C, St P.. M. &. O. Ry..
It. A- M. Ry
C. It. & Q. Ry ,
C , R. I. At 1'. Ry.. east.
Chicago Ot. Western....
Total receipts
13
7
1
1
5
2
1
19
..11 f6 1 6
Uhe apposition of the day's receipts was
aa loiiums, each buyer puienaslng tne nuin-
per 01 nead indicated:
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co...
swill and company
cuuahy i'u kina in
Armour Ac Co
Armour dt Co., biuux City
01 tier buyers
tl
2
43
Hogs. Sheep.
o.i4
ts.l
8.3 ii.
1.J47
l.tis'i
Pt.
2
Unit t'lly Llie Mock Market.
SIOTX CITY la. March 5. (Special
Telreratn C'ATTl IT -Riceipts. lit) head.
Market steads : l - rv.s. M.oiK'i-4.70; cows
buPs and nux-1. $.' ,"' i.( 50; Blockers and
feibrs. ts.vo,j-3.7o: calves and yearlings,
j: t -t 70
lit MIS-Receipts. 2 4") heail. Market
M. adv. r-e.Ut.g at li V.tiS Id: bulk, J5.0fr35.10.
trk In Sight.
Following are the receipts of
f,w the fix principal western
tcrday :
Use stock
cities yes-
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City ,
St. Louis
St. Joseph ....
Sioux City
Totsla
Cattle.
. . 3-io
.... D
.... S"0
.... 200
. . . . 45
.... 100
....ITrx
Ilors. Sheen.
4( tl
7 t,"J
1 orm 0
i.UC 50
1J 774
1400 ....
1S.S71 1445
CHICAGO 1.1VIS STOCK ARKT.
Prices omlttl fur Cattle and Kite
Cents Higher for Hogs.
CHICAGO. March E. CATTLE Receipts.
200 head: market nominal; good to prime
steers. $-1 CfvG.75; poor to medium, i-l.oo'u
4 1 50; stockers and feeders, t. 604 25; cows,
Sl.Gt4 Oo: ("nlvesi heifers, $'.0oa4 5o; ran
i.ers. 11 at'-ifJ.Su; bulls, t:'.0iii4 fsi; calves, 13.00
(i50; Texas fed steers. ll.t"X;4.75.
HOGS Receipts today, 7,000 head: esti
mated Monday, 30.(jo head; market steady
to 5c higher; mixed and butchers. 15. loii 5. 4i ;
good to choice heavy, to 4fi5 65; rough
heavy, 15.15uf, 40; light, 14.6ti5 30r bulk of
sa!s. 15Ki5 4o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2. OX)
head: market steady; good to choice weth
ers. 14 2.V.I4.75: fair to choice mixed, U b07
4 26; western fcheep, 14 Do'jo 75; native lambs,
t2 .iji.Ji, western lambs, H.Ti&C.tsi
Receipts. Shipments
rattle 285 4.5t2
H.gs 11.2H2 7U
Sheep 9,001 4,ti
3.10)
P)
1)
.10.V.I
3
. 1)
. j 4.01
. v)
V
! 30
i
J9
" ::; 2:4
S14 s'4 S2
474 47 4 47
9 9, 90
1244 123 1.3
f2
C', ?9 :-9;
o n 2-4
191 19!", :9'4
if-S i4 "51"
W sx 45-7,
'-'4 24 214
101 361 I1.14
Knnsns rity Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3, 41 head; market unchanged; export
and dressed beef steers, 14 75-5 25: fair to
good, 14 Ooii4.75: western fed steers, $3. i3
4 60; stockers snd feeders, tl 0Ofii4 2: south
ern steers. tt.5on4 55: southern cows. $.' 4 "ij
3 25: native cows, $.:. 't3 15: native heifers.
f: if.-fi 4 .26 : native bulls. t-'.5.U3.;S. Receipts
for the wee. 29.1'JO head.
HOGS Receipts. l.'' head: market oc
hlgi-.er. Top. 13 25; bull: of sales. f ''i5 JO;
heavy. $5 2r.frE 35: packers. $5 lu-W 9); pigs
snd lights. $4 151i5.10. Receipts for the week.
40 Soo head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200 head:
market steady; native lambs. tJ.te,rr..6S;
western lambs. 15 Ot'So 60: fed ewes. 13 uq
4 25: Texas clipped yearllr.gs. $4 S5TS 20;
stockers and feeders. tJ.75a4 25. Receipts
for the week, 24.150 head.
Livers-eel tiraln Market.
LlVERPCOL. Msrch i WHEAT No. 1
California. 7s d Futures s'eadv: March,
6s l"d. May. ft S",d. July, f ',d
CORV-Spot American mixed, new. easy
at 4s Ul; American mixed ,dl qjlet at
ts M Futures uulet; March. 4. May,
4s 2d
Toledo seed Market.
TOLEDO O., March I 4EED4R Clover,
cash and March. $7 It; April, 17 074; f rlmt
a-sake, Kv. raa tu&vthy, 10.46,
)
ion
'0
4B
t n
riv4
74
74
42
r4
1-4
4-4
ii
M4
9:4
4
11"
F-l
71 4
154
81
:
9-4
2S
si
210
74
41 .
Kt. Losls Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Marcli 5 CATTLE Receipts.
S" head; no Texans. Market steudy: rativu
shinning and export ste.rs, $12,tj.".0:
dressed beef and butcher steers, $4tru6.(;
steers under 1 t) lbs., !3?iW4so; st.ckers
and feeders. 12 -fj3 9o: cows and belle's.
12iij4 Ji: canners. l.'.2't;2.5vi; bulls. 12 5o-J
8 '.,; calves. 13 "Ztti 75
KOi ;s Receipts. 1.5,0 head. Market was
steady to 5e higher; pigs ard lights. 14F'i
i 4 lei; packers $4 80&6.JV, .butchers and best
heavv. X8 iiut, 5.1.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 250
head. Market steady; native muttons. 14 o)
! 4 '.-": lambs. '.; culls and bmks.
12.uoa3.8i; siockera t-.oirti 3.'X'.
gt. Joseph Lite Hock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, March E. CATTLE Re
eeipts. 45 head. Market uncharged.
Hi (458 Receipts. l.Ssi he,.d. Majket 5c
higher. Itgl t. 14ij5.1j; medium snd heavy.
15 Rt'tit
SHEEP AND LAMES Receipts, 771
head. Market steady.
Totals lot! 4.',x :V7
CAi i'lE i here were several bui.ches ot
calUe leporleU tins inoiiim, but not
euough to make a mantel. For the wu-g
receipts have been moderate, iher-) beiim
a uoiieaae us compared with laxt v.e a
of aooul 1.0UU hc-aU and as coin ui red wlih
Uiu aaiue week of last year the falling oil
amounts to about 2,oou bead.
Prices this week have lhn-tuated up an 1
down through a wide margin and hi tiie
con of tlie week tl,e muiki-t Is rather un
even and untetileU. Up to and incud iig
Thursday the tendency ot prices was up
ward and an advance of fully a iiuarter
had gone Into effect. On Friday, however.
Packers Bcemed to hav enougn cattle to
last them until next w -e-k and as a result
they were very Indifferent and took off the
big bulk of the weeks udviince, the g-n-ersl
market being quoted about Juii25c
lower. The greatest decline was on the
common and short-fed kinds, 0 that sone
of the good to choice grades tire perhups a
dime higher than the clone of l.,st week.
At the extreme close yesterday, though. It
Is doubtful If anything would nave sold
hlgh"ir thin a week ago. Good to chob-e
f rade are quotable from 14.50 to 10 on, fair
0 good, 14 to to 14 5o and the common, r
kinds mostly from t"..75 to $4 00.
The cow market advanced. If Pnytl.lr.p.
more rapidly than steers the fore part of
the tiok and for that reason the bre.-.k
on Friday was all the more severe. As
compared with the close of Inst week the
n.irUrt Is perhaps steady to a dime hluhe-.
though the rlose yesterday was In such
h.-ol shape that it was almost impossible to
mttke a sale at ny price. fanners and
t'ers are selling larpelv from 11 75 to
s. 4-t. fair to good grades $2.40 to $2 9) and
good to choice $3 00 to tit",.
The Market on lulls ha teen In bod
rhape all the -week and the r",oe was ex
ceptionally mean, Packers 'ere buying
-n-y fw and but for a few ryx"Ula'ors a
large number wou!d hase oe'n unsold. D
tr.kes a choice bull to bring $125 ami
something fancy might bring a 'I:. In ore.
The hulk of the fair to good bulls sell frcm
12 to tl.oft.
Veal calves have not eucttiaVd much
during '.he week, the bulk of tnem selling
from 14.50 ti $5.50.
There has been n good demand for stock
ers and feeders all the week for this t m
of the vear. A offerings have been very
moderate, trading has ruled oulte ac'le
with anything st all decent selling at goql
strong prices. Representative sales: '
BEEP STEERS.
'5 s. At Pr. fa. At.
1 1S If I 1115
1 it: 1 1 i!t
IMS t 40 I lfft
1 l'in 4 15
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
4 1000 I TS 1P $ 4
COWS,
1 loT-n t Tl I lltt I tv
I UT t 74 I H.tl I on
It - I S 1 12t0 1 U
1 130 I a"
HEIFERS.
1 440 1 II
BUXLS.
1 lr.i J W
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. -
1 4 X J 00 II 601 I TO
I H1 II
HOGS There was a small run of hops
here tills morning, which makes the re
ceipts this week about Su.uOO bead short of
the supply of last week, b-il as compared
with the corresponding week of last year 1
tlere is little change. The market all the!
week luvs been jn a very un-iilexl condition
owing to the rapid fluctuations In provi
sions. Packers have been slow to take hold
owing to the fact that it was Impossible to
tell what int next move in provisions wouid
be. In other words. It was a war market,
which means that It was a hard market to
oTrte on both from the buyers and aoll
ers' standpoint. Tlie decline In the price of
hogs for tr.e week amounts to about li.Vi.J'c
The market this morning was again very
slow. Receipts wre so light tloil there was
scarcely a good killing for any one packer.
The provision market opened higher and,
sellers were holding f r nvre mone . Pack
ers, though, were not willing to give It. and
as a result tracing was slow all the morn
ing. w-ltM sales ranting steady to strong.
The bulk of the medium to good weight
hogs sold from f to 15. le. with tholce heav.
V7. Farnam Smith
& Go.
STOCKS, BONDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
1320 Farnam St. Tel. 1064
GOOD INVESTMENT
For nle T.RtMi Shares preferreel Mock
In working coal mine (In whole or part) at 110
par value, per share. We have seven and a
half million tons of coal that will yield a
net profit of nearly $2,ono.fluu at the mine.
Preferred stock draws up to twenty per
rent dividends before common stock draws
any profit. A splendid opportunity for
moderate and conservative Investors. Ad
dress V. 4 d, fare lrd A Tliouna, Chicago.
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha. Neb.
U. S. DejMttwT
Capital gad Surplus, $600,009
ft INK '.tIY. s-e,. let 1. WOOD. . Prts,
LlTnU MAKE. Cttkter.
MANX T. I4VH.T0S. Aatx. Catslnr.
ItaetlTt tectums of bukt tankers, atmaf
Itiont. Imi fjia la4intaa.lt ea ItTertklt
leraa.
Feieitm Eiehwif koatlit so4 sols.
L-:tcra ol (.'redit iaaue4. arallatlt Is all
sane of tat ivorlo
lutereot J ait em Tim Ortiacttes at Pat jatt
Collect :tna Dsat trrBsptlr aot eooaoamlcstll.
Wo .vqeaet comet onto aoo.
fr.
4 II
4 15
4 n
Updike Commission Co.,
ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Business handled promptly In -all markets.
Omce, 552 Bee Building,
Telephone 2456.
O. W. UPftlKE. MANAGER.
Gold Stocks Free!
Do You Want Them? gg
Do roe hot hit eees s Ua to balls s a national
tstromUltoa for (it big Ulatttt4 notour s4klck It
ttklag list wUet-airs.
i totsttfig nt II
I 111 Ts eats ssttsa tai
it m w si iw a mliMt Meo ee ex. 11 eet4 a
lock of area tkarts la o tore eirotslolBat CaUl'JrlJI
CbCtK gold atislM otwbotr, laeersutauii, fall
r'OAi 4 aes toaatatljie. fjube of I to ttoto go taan
uUoAlag I ahoroa sock. Stoats token, or twaei by
tnptoes, soeutlot or4at er ret latere letter.
It la stoat ssnsoarsl
fjfllf Sola oeaxo ts ta trorltl.
"HI Tl la m... t-rf.. lii.
ots,utiu roevie. i bO I
-: 3S
77
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4
1"7,
S7H
log teotptuiy sbea sorlbo4 eooe gao4 otapettr ol
fjnpp.0 Lo oot atoy link, it nrn obt t.f.
fool port ertU toos too tollf oataad. Tale gettoits
l er le usaltet ooiU rtbr mueortttton M one. Cor
tlfietto ot el-area tn-eJier tilth protpootot teaiiof til
boat lAo oiitlpoo Ui bo tut b rotets BkoU. UtttS
to the otfttar of lb.it laser, toaoaooo toil! etUl in
sar lttr Addreot
L)BX n tliOIN M..
GL0. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain. Provisions V Stocks.
Members Umau Uraln titbtnit,
Chicago Board ut Trade and eteer
txrhanges.
Correspondints 'lartlett. Frailer 4
Carrlrgton.
21 Board ef Tradt Bltl'g. Omaht.
dav. 137. CO shares.
ew York Halss; Stork.
NEW YORK. Nfsrrh 5 The following are
the closing quota.tl.irB on miring stocks:
4amt Cot II CH,f1 4t
A lire 1 Chvhir M ii
Brc 14 wMll 4
Cc.met-k Turiel Prst.1 tl
Ten Col SJ V 15 TSarat ....
Hnrrt surer ... VS Sier-t Kertat Ft
!r.r f'lrer 1 Te!l H'et II
.4rii'. One 1 ,tanlM jo
U"e Chief T
Asetesmerit paid.
Kete Bank Reeortl.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 5. Wi KJLr-TerrltAry
wofils active; ptnled and foreign wools flrm
and steady. The leading uuoiatlons are:
ldabo. medium. 1-vtjlTc; low ineUium. K'lbu.
Wuuilng. tine. li.-iic; havy fine. Li.4ci
medium, ljijlc; low medium. H'-'f'c. Utah
and Nevada, fine, li,u!'ic; heavy hne. 13 j
14c; fine rmxllum. 1l-5l7c; medium, lfcJJIrc;
low medium, Liakota Cne. lfraltK-;
fine mediutn. HJiTc; medium. lt;lic; low
medium. iiiiOc. Montana, medium choice.
llJ-oc. average. Ik lVc; staple, lj'j0.; me-
dl'l"t fl.olce i"
HT Uil'IS. i! .rch 5 WOf Iy-.Strady:
medium gr& les. i .rihlng and clotting. l7i
llc; light fine. I5"tl7i..c: heavy r.ue, I'S
14o- mn washed. 'I'TIC
IXIjN, March S Wf or The arrival
of wool fur the third series of auction
salet amount to 3A.4 hale Imports of
w fj this week were: New South Wal"-",
ktf, biles: South Austnlla. I.'flO l.e.lee;
New Zealand. U.lWi bales; Cape of flood
Hor-e and Natal. 1 Ml bales; Falkland Isl
ands 1.217 bales; elsewhere, 4.1'tO bales.
FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, . PROVISIONS, STOCKS
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
m. noF GOMMISSION HQ
ZZZT J W La (IHCORPORATSD J J J I
Capital and Surplus, $600,000.00.
General Offices: N. Y. Life Bldg., Minneapolis.
1BCCT CCDVIPC Moat reliable mtrktl Information. Ltirssat
i DCdl dClllluC prltalt wirt tytttm in Amtrivt.
2UC RIIIDIIITCC to eaecute your orders If ths m
l It L UUAnAlt ILC ruclmint prln whit i yuu Ml.
Wi chars; NO INTtHLST for carrying long stocks.
marktrt
March i. All pi
si-cie and dtTpi:is tt-re
previous hlch
NEW YORK,
rem onlt for ln.
wtned out by this week's bank statement.
lu trt-uil .otai or ivAi U usrw tiutss to
Pnlnth tlrsln Market.
PTXTTII Mareh S WHEAT In store:
Sc; No. 1 northern 'T.-; No t north
ern. 4c: on rtk. No. 1 hard MV: No.
1 norttem. Ctc; No. 1 northtra. 4S
May We; Julv. r7ic; Septemlr tnc.
OAT a To arrive ft'd on track,
3. IURGIHS REQUIRED Sh'rSrjftUW" 00 "r
REFERENCES otfmUoaml "d tala Bank: b""
CUAHA BRANCH 1618 Firms St., Tel. 3467. THGS. U. WAD3ICK, Cor.
1
1
N. B- Wo Issue each week an tihautrtive review of ths market and
most accurate forecast of future movements, r rest at any of our ofllce,
ths