TI1E OMAnA' DAILY HEE: TUESDAY, MAKCTI 8. 100..
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bpecnhtori Parplend 0tr Problem of
Wheat Going Still Higher.
WATCH EFFECT OF NEW CROP OUTLOOK
Fatare tora Tkoagkt to He Too Itrong
W hea lomptrrd nllh the (.'ash
kltaatlaa Specalatlva
leases It. '
OMAHA. March 7, 19M.
Ppenulators In hrat huvo to consider the
r ruble m whether the high pruts, due to
he war, tli milling mtuutiun and the
alurm u( May aliurtH, will be hciiI up fur
ther by the poor winter wheat outlook.
The reports Irorn the winter wheat dis
trlcts lire bud and it remains to be seen
bow much thry will bull the market In
futures, tiveipool bail a weak opening
and there whs nothing In the foreign ru
bles to atrciigthen Amerb an markets. t'ht
cago May wheat opened at Htj'Vtl 9t
Which was the highest point reamed be
fore noon, while the Inwext was IhiSfcc. New
July did not get together at I ho opening,
selling in different (.arte of the wheat pit
ali the way from UUie. la Wr. The range
waa from tfl'ic to H.'V, with alight Im
provement at noon, Omaha talent was
CUUllOUH.
The bull strength of corn la due to the
belief In a big long line of May und In a
shortage of coniract stul? to come before
May in. Tho strength Is speculative rather
than due to supply and demand. Future
corn Im (hnught to be too strong when com
pared with the poor cneh situation, t'hl
tugo May opened at &3v, ranged from Hc
to W; and closed, aomewhat stronger
than tlie opening. Omaha May was bid up
to 4.Vo from 46V, with little bought.
Later offerings' brought the markst down to
the half.
The Chicago oat market la rather weak,
l'alten la supposed to have taken his proilts
on hla long lino, und his followers are
doing the same.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, WyfTCo: No. I hard,
No. 4 hard, .lftTitc; No. 2 spring,
4w; No, i spring, tltiuc: No. 4 spring,
71iu74o.
COKN No. 2, 43H'0c; No. 3. 40Vt641r:
No. 4, Ui; No. 2 yellow, 42VHSr; No. 8
reJlow, iWaAfr; No. i while, 4(43c; No.
white, iflfrifUc.
OATH No. i, ara'Wc; No. 3. 3Vfi3Tc; No. 4,
SMaec; No. 1 white, 41 'u 42c; No. 8 white,
Hli(-oci standard, 40Vi'il4iyc.
Local Cash Uraln Market.
The cash market livened up a bit today,
the demand was conaiilerably stronger.
Kecelpts were, however, light and several
buyers failed to Mil orders. Wheat was up
Jo from Saturday price, probably owing
to the bad crop reports ana the continued
large demand of millers. Receipts were
8 cars In and 2 cars out; one week ago,
10 and 3 oars. Kecelpts of corn were 26
cars In and 87 curs out; one week ago, 6ti
unci i cars, uat receipts were 7 cars In
and 1 car out; one week ago, 7 and 6 cars.
Corn and oats were both weaker, about
Ho over prices of Saturday.
Representative anion nf f.nr 1r rf Mrn
by sample were:
No. I yelldw, 1 car, 42c: No. 4, 1 car,
43c; 1 car 4014c; 1 cur 40c; No. 3 white, 1
car, 42c
The range or prices paid on the Omaha
exchange today wun;
Closed
. Open. High. Low. Today. Sat'y.
Wheat-
May. R5 Rt. 85'4
July H'i'l 24 Si
torn
May ,
July ,
Oats-
May 40 4nt; 40
March 34 sa4
Notes from tho Kxchanajo O litres
western 11. 14; prime timothy, $3 00; clover,
contract grmle 111 i.
FKOVIHK Nft Me.s pork per. Mil, $13 7H
fil4.no. Lard. pr 1"" ho., ;.pg:.l.. Bhort
ribs sides (lone 87 o"VM2i; short clear
sine ( mixed), IlJi'U'i cV
Articles Ileoeirta
Flour, bbls 37.5ft
Wheat, bu. M.7"0
Corn, bu 2.r4,1
Oats, bu 31S.""
Rye bu 12.9
Hurley, bu Pttjon
On the I'rnduce exchange today
tr market wis weik: rre.inviles.
dairies, n'jc'lc. Eprs. ea.y at mark, cases
Included, lt;Viil7c. Cheese firm at 1 VdUViC.
Bhlpmenta.
M.7"0
4B.M
l7,7dd
1,7
the hut-
14ii2 H";
...K5
...bi'l
...4T.'i
...44T4
4174 46
44T4 4-4-li
4rH
Wis
40U
8S4
82'
4f,i,
45
40
A fine golden colored oak counter Is being
placed In the offices.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 4S cars.
Of wheat, 1 car graded No. 4 hard winter
and 1 car No. 4 spring. Of corn, 3 cars
graded No. 2, 21 cars No. S, 6 cars No. 4, 1
car no grade and 6 cars No. 3 yellow. Of
oats, 1 cur graded No. 8 white and 1 cur
No. 4 white.
Urala Markets Klsowbor.
Closing prices of grain Saturday
today at the markets named were as
lows;
. KANSAS CITY.
closed
wnea Today.
May , i 81
July 7a1
worn
May
July
ST. LOU j a
Wheat-
May
July
Corn-
May 45T4 '
July 43 11
and
fol
, 434
44
S9T4
Wheat-
May
July
MINNEAPOLIS.
93B
&6-)li
45T4B
4)1
Wheat
Maty
July
DULUTH.
Wheat
aty
July
NEW YORK.
96
K6!
.954
97H
97?
W74B
671B
1.01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NBW YORK URNKRAIj MAHKKT.
Qontatlons nf the nay on Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 7 -FTOrR-Re-celpts,
30.475 bbls.; exports, 1H.0 bbls.;
market continued Inacllve and pirtly
lower to sell. WlnWr strnlKhts, II 9ivfj-,.pi;
Minnesota pntents. Wi' winter pat
ents. 3.V2.VJ5 ft'; extras, U WM.m; Minnesota
bnkers. I4.?n'd1.70; winter low grades, J3ir.ir
I 0. Rve flour, quiet; fnlr to good. Jl 30 i
4.56: choice to fancy, l. 00:84.85. Buckwheat
flour, nominal.
CORNM EA i Quiet ; yellow western,
$1.12'-: city, $1.11; kiln dried, $3.1.VffJ.25.
ItYTV Dull; No. 2 western. fc5c, to arrive.
BART.I'T Fasv; feeding, BOc, c. I. f.. New
Tork: mMtlnir. ivi'?i'".."c. c. I. f., BufTnlo.
WI1KAT Receipts. 33.15M bu.; exports f3.
!K1 hu.. Bpot mirket ensv; No. 2 red. $1.02,
elevator, No. 3 red 11 .WHIM. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern, Dululh. $1.orv4 f, n. n,
afloat; No. 1, northern, Mnnltoba, nominal,
f. o. b., afloat. Options opened dull and
wenker; May, 9Scfi$l flolfc; closed at Wr;
July, 95 7-lScfi97c; closed nt 95Ho; Septem
ber. S7Vif?9'c; closed nt fTTc.
CORN Receipts. 141. W0 b'j.: exports, M,
no" bu. Bpot market steady: No. 2 nominal.
elevator, and 66c f. o. b., afloit; No. 2
yellow, 57c; No. 2 white, hfic. Options were
exiiemely dull; May closed at EVc; July
closed at B7.ic.
OATS Receipts, 204,000 bti. exports, 2fi.-
Zlf nu. pot mnrket weak; o. z, mo;
stnndnrd white, 644c; No. 2 whle, 55c; No.
3 white 54o.
HAY Unlet ; shipping, 6675c; good to
choice. 95c 'nil. OS.
RICE-Steady: domestic, fair to extra, $H
tisw: Japan, nominal.
ItOPH Firm; strife, common to choice,
1903. jS7e: 190. 24fJ2Sc: olds. 1Sil9c. Pa
cific coast, 1903, 27r3ic; 1902. 24&2Tc; olds, 10
misc.
HIDES Firm : Oalveston. 20 to 5 lbs..
He; Cnllfomin. Zl to 35 lbs., 19c; Texas dry.
QA in OA 1Kb t An
TATXOW-tJiilet: city fJ per pkg), lic;
countrv (pKgs. Tree), wnbc.
LKAtHRR Firm: arid. 24fr29e,
WOOtj Firm: fleece. !iSfi32c.
PROVISIONS Keef, firm; family, $11. B0
112.80; mess. $9.i.R0; beef hams. $20.BO
26.00; packet. llOBOffll BO; city extra India
mess. tlfiWffHOO. Cut meats quiet; pick
led bellies, $7B0'5Rffi; pickled shoulders,
pickled hams, jlo.otKini.ot). Iard
oulet. western steamed, $7 70: refined,
steady, continent. $7.8'): South Amerlc.t.
$ 2R; compound. $!.f(7H'ii7.00. Pork, steady;
family, xir.qmnq.B0; short clear, lb.t)tKU 1B.76;
mess, nri .awin m.
RITTTKR Unsettled : fresh creamery, 16
24c; state dairy. 14f(i21c.
CHFESE Bleaily at lo12c.
EtJOS-FIrm: western firsts, 21c.
POULTRY Alive, steady, western chick
ens. 12c: fowls. 13Hc: turkevs, 15c. Dressed
easy; western chickens, 12V415c; fowls, 12
l-'tc; turkeys, layiHc.
St. Lon,ls Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOL'lS, March 7. WHEAT Lower
uciiiui M.I I c if y imi.T n n ir-n in nin.T. yr. m
red cash, elevator, 95'4c; track, $1.06H3il.O7;
May. W4ti90c; July, 85c; No. 2 hard, KifQlWc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 44o; track, 45c;
Mav. 4.aic: Julv. 48c.
OATS Strong; -No. 2 cash. 41Hc; track, 42
SNUc: Mnv. 41.ic: No. 2 white. 4i'4c.
FIOUR Dull and unchanged; red winter
patents, $0.1115.25. with W) per cent patents
as high as $5.40; extra fancy and straight,
flHWf.Oo.
SEED Tlmothv. Steady at $2.502.78.
CORNMEAIj Steady at $2.50.
BRAN Dull: sacked, enst track. RSiffOOn
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.0013.00; prairie.
$7.F.IK()in.0O.
IRON COTTON TIES-82C.
BAOOINO r.Uc.
hp:mp twine-.
PROVISIONS - Pork, lower; Jobbing,
137H. Lard, mm; prime steam, ttvu
Bacon, sreadyj boxed extra shorts, $8.124.
POL' 1I'hY Quiet; chickens and springs,
10c; turkeys, l?ffl3c: ducks, 13c; geese, hit So,
BTTTTI-'H Steady; creamery,. 20iff27c
dairy. 15fil9c.
V( ir3SI .rwer ecsA enont
Receltits. Bhlplfients
Flotir, bbls., 11.000 10.000
Wheat, bu 110.000 61.0no
Corn, bu mono (W.ono
Oats, bu.... 123,000 13.000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITY. March 7. WHEAT May,
(MMiMV.e: July. 78'4W7c: cash. No. 2 hard
7ifj89c; No. 3. 82Jt?85Mic; No. 2 red, $1.02ftfl.O3
KO 3. I1.0IRI1.U1.
CORN May, 434c; July, 44fr44Hc; rash
No. 2 mlxml. 41Hfr42c; No. 2 white, 41(4140
NO. S. 4UTil4(H4C. '
OATS No. 2 white, twiw; no. I mixed.
38c.
HAY Choice Timothy. 19.60w10.oo; choice
prairie, 7.25(n7.W).
K I fINO. '. wo.
EOGS Sleariy: Missouri and Kansas.
cases returned, 1414c; new No. $ whltowood,
caseajncluded, 16',-ic.
Receipts
Wheat, bu 92.000
Corn, hu M 800
Oats, bu 8,000
Lsm
Sto
tores ol tko Trading; and Closing
rices ou Hoard of lad.
CSHCAQO, March, 7. Liberal Russian ex
ports and a settlement of- the Argentine
strike cansed a net loss of 2-i0 today in
MV wheat. July Is down 2Sc Corn Is
to higher and outs o up. Provisions are
TVi&IWo lower. Considering the weakness
of cables the opening In wheat was fairly
steady. May was yo lower to c higher,
at Wvij'ixJe. wlilla July was Hio lower
to a shade higher, at 8l4j'Xc.
The market appeared to be largely over-
ght and little wheat waa wanted
'rluea started downward at a rsnlt rata
Btoo loss orders came out on the .in
cline, resulting In a sharp break. May
sold off to iwys, a loss of 3Vc from the
high point of the day, while July dropped
2o to HHo. Shorts covered freely In the
May option, causing a rally of about lo,
but July hald near the low point. May
closed firm at 94c, but July was weak at
(94kO HVKa, Clearances of whent on,t
flour were equal to 301,000 bu.' Primary re
ceipts were 845.300 bu., compared with
e&i.ouu a year ago. The amount on paa
saga Increased 2.232.000 bu., but the visible
SUimlv decreased 141 000 I... MlnnaonnM.
Duldtb. and Chicago reported receipts of
o.ij cars, against uil cars last week, and
in view of the extreme weakness In
wheat, the corn market held remarkably
. "peneu "vtdao lower to a
shade higher, at SSmwao, and alter sell
ing netween l3a and 54V,W64i4c. closed at
W& bU July ranged between tikc and
"-'v. cloaing at a loss of VsA-c, at
Sl'io. Local receipts were 182 cars, 4 of
contract grale.
Oats were Independently strong, owing to
n active demand with apparently little
desire to sell. The rlose was firm and
much of the advance was lost. May opened
at 41WiA41v-o. sold between 41n and in
and closed at 2'4c. July ranaed between
wsjo mi wvv ana ciosea VnWo higher,
at 894iitl9o. Local receipts. 258 cars.
A small run of bogs with higher prices
t the yards caused early firmness In pro
visions, with small advances throughout
the day. The close was weak, with May
pork 80o lower, at $13.87V. May lard was
off lOo, at $7.30, and ribs 7H4jlOc, at $7.17
Estimated recelnta for tomorrow n'hui
5 cars; corn, 27J cars; oats, JuO cars; hogs!
,M head.
The lauding futures ranged as follows:
Artlolea.1 Open IHlgb.l Low. Cloae.Sat dy.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
May July
Befit
Oats
May July
Sept.
P"k
May
July
l.s rd
May
July
R lbs
Mar July
34'd
P-W td-Si
, 87
5VH 6SI
' I
M4i'M4ti
MVcfMI 824j,
41444
M
14 SS
14 40
T 45
T
1 S5
T 4
4
4o
14 36
14 it)
T47H
T W
T4rij
34 94 K
91 MV
KV4 ISNuA, 92
8SH K.i'4 92
t4H W'i
IWSIMi(ffH 53Hfr4
tilSlVi4 53
eoHj o 6oH
41V 4? 4IU
$4 34 31V
II M 13 rt4 T4 17H
14 to 14 OS 14
T $0 T SO T 0
T 42H T 42H t U
T 1T4 T JO T ni
T$0 T42S4 TS7-2
No. t. aOld. bNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FUOL'R Steady: winter patents, $i-OIa
$10: straiahts. !4 7WHrt- snrlmr ul.m.
$4 itj 0i); straights. $4 kg4 (0; bakers. $1.10
wheat Na I, ntlc; No. I red, t20
tt D VT kfA jm, Art ... a
V VVJ.- W. M, L'mi.UlO. ISO. M VHIIOW
HTR-Krv f. TlUe. ' '
BAK1JCT Oooti f$KllTir, Sr41e; fair to
tiiiiljU-N i fux, $1.0$; Na, 1 north'
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Possibility of Decision in Northern Eecuri-
tiei Oaniei Herroainns.
FREIGHT WAR HAS NOTICEABLE EFFECT
Policy of Continued HeaTy Rorroitlsii
by Railroads, Indlrated by the
Loss Kipanalnn, Comes In
for Criticism.
NBAV TORK. March 7.-There was a
short-lived svurt of activity In tho Stock
exchange this morning and some appear-
nce ot nervousnees owing to the general
conviction that tho supreme court would
hand down Its decision today in the North
ern 8.-CLirlllea case. This supposition ex
tended as far a London and affected
An.erlcans there before our opening. When
It waa definitely announce. I that the de
cision would not come today the market
relapsed Into a degree of stagnation that
has not been equalled before since the
eent era of dullness. Foreign markets
r fleeted additional discouragement on this
market.
The relief afforded by the successful Paris
settlement gave way to renewed anxiety
over the beginning of the London settle
ment. The mining department was hurt by
lluuldauon from the continent. Our own
market was confronted with the deflnement
of the lines in the freight rate war as em
bracing the wide problem of differentials
as between gu.f and Atlantic ports tor
grain tranlo of western lines and between
rs ew ork raid southern Atlantic porta tor
lake grain traffic of trunk lines.
The nollev of continued heavy borrowincs
by railroads Indicated by the loan expansion
in the Saturday bo.nk statement comes in
for additional criticism. It Is taken for
granted that the note issues on which thcae
railroad borrowings are to nn lounu ulti
mately and the future capacity for absorp
tion of the securities market even after
some revival of demand may set In la that
far dlKoounteri. In the last hair hour ot
the mnrket the short Intereet accumulated
on the decline of this morning and Saturday
covered tholr contracts and lifted a number
of prominent Mocks a point over Saturday.
The closing waa Irregular and below the
beet.
Honda were steady. Total sales, par vauie,
II .270.10. I'nited States bonds were un
changed on call.
Following were tne uuoiauons on tno ew
York Stock exchange:
Biiies.riign.ijow.uwe
slxty-dav bills: posted rates, $4 8H and
$4 7W; commercial bllls1 $4 83S.
SILVER Har, 57"c; Mexican dollars. 4So.
H( iNI3 Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
The closing quotations on bonds are
fellows:
...I'M 4
...!'
...104
...KW14,
...111
. 1
-1"C
17-1!
55
1, 155
"m
6.500 '2314
1,200 6JU
Shipment
B7.R
42 "
7.00u
Atchison U.l
do i.fd ..i00
Baltimore & Ohio 2,loo
do Dfd
Canadian Pucllla
C. of N. J
Ches. ft Ohio 900
Chicago & Alton wo
do pfd
C. O. W 4O0
C. N. W 2u0
C, M. & St. P 18.3UO
do pld
Cbl. Ter. & Trans.
do pfd
O.. cT. C. & St. L
Colorado Southern ... "00
do lHt pfd 100
do 2d pld
Del. He Hudson
Del., Lack. & West
D. & It. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Hocking Valley ....
do ptd
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern ....
do pfd
I & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ru.tlway.. 1,600
M. A St. L.
M. St. P. & S. Ste. M.
do Dfd
Missouri Pacific ...
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. C
Norfolk & Western.
do pfd
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
P. C. C. & St. L. ...
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co......
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd
St. L. S. W..........
do rfd
Southern Paclflo .
Southern Railway .
do pfd
Texas & Paclflo ....
Tol., St. L. & West
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. ft U E
Wisconsin Central .
do pfd
Adams Express Co..
Am. Express Co
'i. S. Express Co......
Vells-Fargo Kxp. Co
vm. Copper 17, UK)
tm. ar & foundry.
8'J
71
2,500 in 110
29H
'iYi
183 V,
29 14
9V4
'livi
138 V
300 20 20Vi
18i
56
iw4
'18V4
224
6Vm
400 126 12C 4
100
1"0
6"0
1,000
100
8.300
1,1"0
800
iiooi
1,300
t500
.56,600
17
33
l'C'H
143
iii"
61
'mi
lfi'4
87Vi
iiiii
'20"
113H
17
32
vn
142H
iisvi
i"
8714
15V
37V4
54
112
1,800 40V4 39Ml
100
2,900
100
t 56
2oH
60 60
100 14 14
1.3O0 814 o
...14.100 44 42 V
fi.1'10 19'4 1
1,100 81V4 SOU
800 22', 22'.4
100 24V4. 24V4
200 84 "7 M
1,2'H) 74 724
100 86V4 &6
1.100 3 32
100 40H 40H
Philadelphia) Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 7.-BTTTTFTV-
Ho lower: extra western creamery. 254o:
extra nearby prints, 29c.
EGOS-Firm; good demand, fresh nearby.
tlo at mark; fresh western, 21o at mark;
fresh southwestern, Wavlc; fresh southern,
20o.
CHEESE Steady: New Tork, full cream.
choice to fancy, llUffiime; fair to good.
WVu lie.
Vlsalblo Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK. March 7. The visible sup
ply of grain March 5. complied by the New
York Produce exchange Is as follows:
Wheat. 34.fi58.000 bushels; decrease. 141.000
bushels. Corn. 9.157.000 bushels; Increase.
364.000 burhels. Oats, 1A.2M.PO0 bushels; In
crease, 40,000. Rye 1.161.000 bushels: de
crease. 12.000 bushels. Barley, 4,088.000 bush
els; decrease, 3.000.
Liverpool Craln and Provisions. .
LIVERPOOL, March 7. WTIEAT-Bpot,
quiet; No. 1 California. 7s 4d: futures
steady; March, nominal; May, ta 8'4d; July,
6s 7,d.
CORN Spot. American mixed, new, easy,
4s 4d; American mixed, old, quiet, 4s di
futures, firm; March, 4s Hd; May. 4s 21i&
Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOLIS, March 7, WHEAT
Msy, &Vc; July, 95'c; Seintember. Wc;
on track, No. 1 hard. 840; No. 1 northern,
94to; No. 2 northern, 94o.
KLOm First patents, $."..:55.3K: second
patents. $5.1'r6.?o: first clears; $3.85a4.25i
second Clears. $2.5o?.60.
MIlTennkee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 7. WHEAT Mar
ket lo lower: No. 1 northern. wiifi99r; No. t
northern. 9S'5ric; old Julv. OlVi'JjSlVic.
RYE Dtill; No. L 8fT(S6c.
It ARIJCY Weaker; No. 2, 63c; sample, 3$
fic.
CORN Steady; No. 8, 42N5cj July, B1T40,
Dnlnth Grain Market.
Dt'LT'TH. Maroh 7.-WHEAT-Tn atore.
No. 1 hard, 9tVc; No. 1 northeirn, 93o: No.
2 northern, 92c; to arrive. No,.! bard,
94c; No. 1 northern. 9f.V4c: No, 2 northern,
9'-'ic; May, 90o; July, 967ic; Sojitember,
84c.
OAT9-On track, S9.
New Orleans Grain Market.
NEW ORLEANS. March 7-The srrain
futures department of the Roard of Trade
was opened and for the first time In the
commercial history of New Orleans grain
futures were dealt In. The first sale re
corded was of &.0o0 bushels of corn at 4Sc.
Toledo Reed Market.
TOLEDO. March 7 SEEDS Clover, cah
and March. tl.Dl; April. $6 96. Prima al
alke, $. Prima timothy. $1.45.
Peoria Ural a Market,
PEORIA, March 7-CORN-F1rm; No. I,
40,c; No. I, old. 4tP4c: No. 4, $80, .
nnd Boaln.
March T. OILS Turpon-
mi
SAVANNAH,
thie. Arm. 5!Vo
ROSIN-Flm; A. B. C. T. 13 60: B. $156:
F r-'60; O, $2 65- II. $2.70; I, $3 00; K. $3.25;
M. $330; N, $3.36: W. O., $3.55: W. W., $3 75.
OIL CITY. March 7.-4)1 LS-iVedlt bal
ances. 11 m; oertincates, no bid. Shipment,
13s s.it bbla; average.' A.r bb!.; runs,
18M bbls.: average, 74.751 bbls. Shipments,
Lima, lXi.040 bbls.; average. 69.2M) bbls.:
rums, Lima. 101.331 bbls.; average, 4,&ll
PDis. .
do pfd
Am. Cotton OU ..
do pfd
American Ice ....
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. locomotive
do nfd
Am.' Smelt, & Rcfln'g.
8o0
800
900
47
'69 V4
$
31
4&H
'694
7
2.000 22 22
do pfd
Anaconda Mining Co. l'O
B. R. Transit 17,2iO
Am. Sugar Refining.. (.700
Colo. Fuel & Iron.
Consolidated Uas ....
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities..
General Electric
International Paper...
do pfd
International Pump...
do pfd ,
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mall
People's (las
Pressed Steel Car ....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car..
Republic, Steel
do pfd
Rubber Qoods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal & Iron...
IT. 8. Leather
do pfd
U. S. Realty
do pfd
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western l nlon
401)
301)
80
100
"aoo
400
1244
62
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da mg
4o coupon
lo nw 4, rrg...
1 coupon
do old 4. res..
do coupon
At'hlon gen. 4s.
do s.lj. 4k
Atlantic r. U 4i
B 4k o. 4
do IHi
ritim nt n. tt
do litt Inc
rtic. tt Ohio 4S...
Chicago A A. '...
r, 11 tk Q. n. 4...
C. M. ft 8. P. g ...
f N. W. c. -....
C. R I. A P. 4
do col. fia
r 1 a si. L. g. 4a.
rhlcago Ter. 4a
C'n. Tc.tMicco 48
'olo. 80. 4
1). A R. (). 4a
Erie prior Men 4a....
do gen. 4a
f W. At P. C. 1a....
Hocking Val. 4V4a...l04V
L. N. unified 4a.. S4
Offered.
anhatlas . g 4a. .109
.Mri. t rnttil 4a o
do tat Inc lit
Minn, a si. L 4a.. M
M . K. A T. 4a VV4
.i- do 2 17
.I'1 N. R. R of M. c. 4a 7
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mi. raiido 4a un
do 3s 7'
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Seaward A. L. 4a.
Sn. Pa'iflr 4s
So. Rail vsr Se ...
Tuia A P. Is ...
T.. St. 1, A W. 4
t'nlon Tartnc 4a...
do conT. 4s
t S. Fleel M (a.
Wabash la
do deb. R
W A b. K. 4s...
Wis. Central 4a...
Colo. K. A I. 0. I
... 7
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London Stock Market.
LONDON, March 7.-Clnsittir:
SSH'N. Y. Central..
Conscls. mnner ...
do account
Anaconda
At'-M.nn
do Dfd
n It I more A Ohio.
Canallan Pa.'lflc .
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...
M. A 8t, P...
Peltttr
D. A R. O
do bfd
Erla
do 1st pM
do M Dfd
Illinois Central ..
IjouIs. A Naah....
M., K. A T
SlLVEIt-Rar,
a." Si Norfolk A
1141 do pfd ....
Ontario A W.
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines ..
Heading
do 1st ptd.
do 2d ptd
80. Railway .
do pfd ....
80. Pacific ...
t'nlon Paclflo
do pfd ....
U. 8. 5teel...
do prd ....
Wuhaah
do pfd ....
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,. 7
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rs
if
84
per ounce.
2611-ltxl
MONKY 2sii2V tier cent.
The rate of discount In the epen market
for short bills Is 3 l-Wii IS per cent; for
three months' bills, 3 l-lt'.H4 per cent.
Forelgrn rMnnnclal.
LONDON, March 7. Rates for money
were easy. The requirements for the week,
apart from the settlement will be com
paratively slight. Business on the stock
exchange was dull. A small failure In
Herlin added to the depression. Consols
and home rails were weak. Americans
opened weak, became Quietly steady below
parity, receded, and closed quiet. Orand
Trunk was weak. Foreigners were ir
regular, Japanese were weaker and Rus
sians were harder. Argentines were steady,
Katfltn "were weak. The amount of bul
lion taken Into the Rank of England on
balance today was 14.000.
PARIS. March 7. Business today waa In
active on the bourse. Internationals were
slightly Improved, but transactions were
light. Russian Imperial 4s closed nt 93f
75c. The private rate of discount was
2 9-K per cent. Three per cent rentes,
9fif 5oc for the account.
BERLIN, March 7. Trading was quiet
throughout on the bourse today. Kxchange
on London, 20m 4flJipfgs for checks; dis
count rates, short bills, 2'4 per cent; three
month's bills, S per cent.
Bank Clearing:.
OMAHA, March 7. Rank clearings for
today, 11,401.4X5.37, a decrease of $114,075.71
from the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WllOLKSALi: MARKET.
Condition of Trails and Qnotntlons on
Staple and .Fancy Produce.
EGOS Receipts, more liberal; market
weukor; trash stock, lie; Including coses,
felVIS FOULTRT Hens, 9ftc; young
roosters, ktU'jc; old roosters, 6c; turKea,
LVuHc; ducks, 9 Vic: geese, fcc
DRESSED POULtHY Turkeys, 16fri7c;
ducks, ll!ul2c; geese, loc: chickens, jOuUc.
BUTTER Packing stock, 13cj cholca
to fancy dairy roils, 13wd4u; sepurator, 2oc.
FRESH FioH-Trout, Gallic; pickerel,
E'v'atc, pike, 9c; perch,' b6Vac; bluetlah,
15c; Whitehall, 89c; salmon, 11c; haddock,
10c; codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 11c: ''bsteis,
boiled, per lb., 32c; lobsters, green, P'T lb.,
80c; bullheads, 11c; cattish, 13ul4c; black
bsss, 20c; halibut, 10c; crappies, 12c; her
ring, 4 Vic; whits buss, 13c; oluefins, 8c;
smelts. WUlle.
OYSTERS New Tork Counts, per can,
43c; per gal., 12.00;, extra select, per can,
Sue; per gal., $1.80; standard, per can, 27c;
per gal., 11.60.
BRAN Per ton, 11550;
KAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
$150; No. 2, $6.00; medium, $5.50; coarse,
$5.00; rye straw. $5.00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
e$1.00; per bbl., 17.00; leaf lettuce, per dog.
bunches, 16c.
TKRNIPS-Southern. per'doi.. 76c
BEETS Southern per dos., 76o.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 7Se.
PARSLEY -Southern. J er doi., $1.00.
SHALLOTS, per dos.. 75c.
ONION SETS Per bu. of Si lbs., yellow,
$1.50; red, $1.75; white, $2.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES California faellfiowers, per box
OMAUA LIVE S10CR MARKET
Cattle 81c w lals at Barely Steady Fiirei ni
Compared with Lait Friday.
HOGS OPENED TIN HIGHER, CLOSED WEAK
Fleet Grades of Sheea and I.ambs Sold
at About Steady Prlrra nlih Last
Week, bnt Others Were
Slow nnd Weak,
BOl'TH OMAHA, March 7.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclal Monday 8.2W 4.u" .7il
Same day last week 2.419 6.4i lrUM
Same day week before.. $.594 H.2.",l 12.147
Same three weeks ago.. 3.4.U 4.7"9
Siime four weeks ago.... 2,2-o 6.7!"
Same day last year 2. .39 i.L."9 3.2M
RECEIPTS FOR TUB YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
Of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparisons with
last year:
19f)4. 19D3. Inc. Pao.
Hosts 4t3.iMS 4.I9.6.V? 3,6
Cattle i:,9.M 171. 47. H.17
Sheep 840,l7 235,579 Wii.OfcS
Average prices paid for nogs at Smith
Omaha for the last several days with comparisons'
Date. I 1904. 1903.1902.li)01.1900.tlS99.lS93.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Fob.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15... 4 99 6 SI, 5 ?!
16.. I 03 I 72 i 27
17... 6 02 7 03 711
IS... 6 04 6 97 5 7S 6 22
19... 6 1IV ( 90 6 84 6 23
20... t 24V4J 8 UK 6 Mi 6 M
21.'.. 6 93 5 08 6 32
22... B f?H 6 96 6 2
23 . 6 22H 92 il!
24... 6 M 6 9
J... 6 31. C 81 5 93 (37
26... 6 39W 6 91 6 S3 5 33
27... 6 32 6 St. 6 SO V 26
2S... Sn 6 90i 6 2k
29... J 17
1... 6 13' 01 5 22
2... 6 tD'4 $ 9S 6 7
3... 5 12 7 2 6 111
4... 6 04 7 01 07 5 32
6... 6 07 7 11 5 97 6 36
6... 7 06 6 l"J 5 31
7... 6 13 7 16 6 10 5 37 1
7-i
4 S3
4 7t
4 S3I
4 7i
4 741
4 69
4 69
4 6ti
4 65
4 ;
4 77
4 M
4 flii
4 U9
4 74
4 7vi
7 ' t 't
I 89
I M
t 97
3 91
1K8
I 681
3 t:
3 .VI
3 47
3 65
I 68
3 o3l
3 C8
1
3 62
3 till
S 61
B 6.;
3 67'
8 521
3 4oi
I 9$
84
$ 31
8 V)
S 79
1 Kl
3
3 73
3 K5
3 8H
I 7
8 h-
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cattle. nogs. an p.11 svs.
C, M. A St. P. Ry 8
Union l'uclllo system... 31
C. & N. U. Hy 2
F., E. & M. V. R. R... 63
C, St P., M. & O. Ry.. 7
B. & M. Ry 4
C, H. & y. Ry
C , R. I. & P. Ry., east. 6
Ilnnuis Central II
Chicugo Great Western. 6
12
10 .
1
19
6
6
1
1
66
7
2
17
27
Total receipts 145
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs.
8J8
kos
felia
913
Sheep.
659
S.9.'l
1,232
1.072
122'4
62
3S
29 3oV4
1904 ' 198
14'i 1514
67Vi
ieo"
HH
00 14 14
1.100 8 97
2u0
'8o6
"2'f
8.10
2o0
40O
200
"sno..
e.nio
16.300
7
'is
'36"
7
(0
48 W
11
66
200 R8
7
"wi
-35
78
7
60
"88
64
8S
67
23Vi
160
114
66
S3
714
14
81
R
98
28
69
210
7
41i
ls
74
3J
48
10
150
874
Total sales for the day. 192,700 shares.
Boston Itoek Qnotatlons.
BOSTON, March 7 Call loans, 844 per
win; lime loons, per cent. Ofllclal
nosing prices on stocKs and bonds:
Atchlaoa sdj.
da 4a
Max. Caatral 4a..
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boatoa a. Alhanr
Boatoa a UId..
Pontno Elevatad .
PUctaburi ptd ....
Mai. Castral ....
N. T.. M. H. A
Pare Marsuatta ...
I'ntna Pailflo
Amr. Arga. Cheia
do pfd
Am. Pnq. Tube.
Amer. Rusar
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Aroer. Woolao ....
do pfd
Pom. 1. A I
rdlann Flat. Ilia.
Ganersl Elactrlo .,
km. Klat-trle ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
l olted fruit
t'rltad Shoa
do pfd ...
V . Rleal..
do ptd .,.
17 N Waatlng. common
Adnutura
I Allouaa
44 Amalgamates ....
Atlantis
tl BUifham
laS4j Calumet A HaeU
....111 c.nlannlal
....134 Coppar Kanf ...
. ... W4 Paly Waat
H..1H Immlnion Coal ..
.... 77 Franklla
.... 7J Oraurr
.. 13 I'la Hnrala
.. T4 Maaa. Mining ....
.. 4 Mlrhlsan
. .114 J Mnhawk
.111 Montana C. A
,.11114 Old Dominion ....
1914 Oaraol ,
,.7i4 Parrot ,
,. 1 Qalnfr
, .IM Shannon ,
..IE. Tamarack ,
.. 1714 Trlnltf
S. Mining...
! P. . Oil
7 ftah
M.ch... 4 Victoria
ts Winona 1 14
..' .. UW ft
MV
C.
.. 7
... 4H
... 714
... 1
. . .44
... l
... 4"4
... 34.4
... 62-4
... 7:
... 14
... 7
... t4
... 4U
M'4
', io3
N'4
t'
, 90
4
.
aa
I
5: New York export ureenings, nuneu
and Baldwins, $4.00. . . .
CRAN11ERKIL.S Jersey, per dpi., si.w;
er hox. 82.51): Wisconsin Bell and Bugle.
fc.OO; Bell and Cherry, 6 60.
UnArLfi liniiurieu namgu, ic. m
u 00
B 1 rtAtt iJ.E.ruiir.0 r iociua, wr a
60c.
KUKTAllbES.
POTATOES Colorado, i.u0; Dakota, per
bu., 31. 00; natives, tc.
SVVlUiiii fUl Aiuiis-iuuscaiine, per nn.,
CELdiRX Large California, 60c, 7uc and
0n.
ONIONS spaniBn, per crate, i.au; Colo
rado yellow and red, per lb., 8c.
CAUiJAUr; Wisconsin xiuuuuu, stum, now
California, 3c.
TURNlrB Wulie, per du., duo.
CARROTS Per bu., 11.00.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 75a
BEETS Per bu., 76c
CAULIFLrOWEK-Callfornla, per crata.
27B.
r ('I MiiKKS fer aos., ti.oui.w.
TOMATOES Florida, per C-basket crate,
H-W- ...
11 a 1 hwm e.is rar aos. Duncaen, euu.
LETTUCE HEADS Per dux. bunches. 90o
THOKlL'Ali f KI 113.
ORANGES Navals, all alaes, 32 &02.75.
LEMONS California, fancy, SuO to 360,
tzu- i-hnlra 240 to 270 sixes. 83. 00(ff3 25.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 85c;
Imported Smyrna, -crown, ltc; a-crown
ik- 7-erown. inc. .
BANANAS Per mrnium sissa Duncn,
J2.i"0-'.r): Jumbos, lz.7o.y8.Z5.
82.00; per lb. in Vlb. boxes, 6c; Oriental
stufTed dates, per nox, 12.4U.
COCOANUTS Per aacn. moo: per dot.,
600.
mihckijU. ntui s.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, loc; Wisconsin Dricg, ijc; Wisconsin
llmburger, 12o.
honey Neorasga. per Z4 frames. 13.00:
Utah and Colorado, per z rrames, w.ou.
MAPI.E 81 UAK Olilo, per lb.. 10c.
CIDER Per bbl.. 85.50: per bbl.. 83.25,
HORSERADISH Per case of 3 dos..
packed, HOC.
itiuys rs 0. 1 green, or; na. a green, oc
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 3 salted, Sc: No.
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs.. CV4c: dry salted hides. 8 (J 1
sheep pelts. 2f.'u75c; horse hides. 1.5Ofi2.50i
m tb walnuts, P.O. soit snell, per Hi.,
16c; hard shell, per lb., ltc: No. 2 soft shell,
per 10., 13c; ino. I nam snell, per lb., 12c
Rrsills, per lb.. 11c; filberts, per lb.. 11c
almonds, soft shell., per lb., 15c: hard
shell, per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per lb.
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb.
c; roasted peanuts, j.er In., 8c; Chill al
nuts, l2U13'c; large tib'kory nuts, per bu.
1.00: snen Darss. ner ou.. iz.uu: t.in
nuts, per bu,
New York Mlalosr Stoeks.
NEW YORK. March 7 Tha following are
me cloning quuuaiiuiia. on nulling siocas
Adaau Cos
A lira
Brec
Coaaatook Tunnal
Cos. Cal. a Vs..
Hurs 8ilvar
Iros Silver
Lradvllle Cos ...
Little CM.f
AsseMinent
10 lOntarlo
.... IS I Ophlr
.... 14 I Hhixnlx
... t Wotoal
....1M ' I Kaiiw
....lit 1 Slarra MaTada
Iu4 lSmall Hopes ..
J (Standard
paid.
m
..t'10
..
.. u
... 44
... 44
,.. M
" CoaTeo Market.
NBW YORK, March 7. COFFEE The
market for rotree futures opened steady at
an advanco of l"r points, and while steady
at tha o'oae, final price showed the net
gain rrducval to a matter of bftJIO points.
Fk.m were reported of S OtO bags. Including
May at 6.4Vtu5bc; July, tTofro.iDc; August,
Sic; September, 8 9'wiiJ Ooc; t-t.ber, 4 .fee;
November. 15; Deinl'er, aaitisl.aOo. Bpot
market susuly; No. 7 Rio,
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 7. MONEY On
rail, easy; lril per cent;; closing bid.
lv oer cent; orrerea at 3 per. cent.
TIME I4)AN8 Easy; sixty days. I per
cent; ninety days. 3"Q3S per cent; SUt
months. IV'it per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER l85
per cent.
KTirivl Txin rrruiunv u...
actual business In bankers' bills at 84 8o4
a.Mai tot eoiaad and at Kw.kjtiaw tjm
Omaha Packing Co 620
Swift and Company 8.16
Cudahy Packing Co 6V1
Armour & Co 648
Armour, Sioux City
Vanuatu & Co 63
Carey & Benton 101
Hill & Hon to ....
Irfwls & Underwood 75 ....
Root & Co 90
H. F. Hamilton 65
Wolf & Murnan 37 ....
Sam Wertheimer " 48 ....
Sol Do-pan 1 ....
L. F. Hubs 141
Mike Huggerty M ....
Other buyers ....
Total 3,633 4.080 8.R84
CATTLE There was only a fair supply
nf nuttlo nn aula this mornlllK. but reports
irom other points were none loo favorable
to the selling interests anu trauma iu.
slow, with prices certainly no better and
in many Instances a little worse than the
general market last Friday. It was lale
belore tne luik 01 tue came was. uv"""
Th.r were shout flftv cars of cornfed
in inetiuled in tha offerings and most
f them were only of lair quality. 1 na
mnrl.t wns slow frnm start to finish. The
more desirable grades changed hands with
out much trouble at about steady prices
as compared with Friday's general margei.
Other kinds were not only slow, but barely
steady, and in some cases sales were made
that were unuounteaiy a nine rawer.
The cow market was also alow, as buyers
were Indifferent and did not appear to care
whether they got many cattle or not. The
same as wlih steers, the market was steady
to a little lower a compared with Friday's
general mnrket. The better grades were
he easiest to sen ana coinu oe quoteu
steady, while others were slow and barely
steadv. It was a slow market from start
to finish, and although offerings were not
heavy; It took some time to clear the pens.
Hulls were witnout material cnange in
price hut were dull, the same as was ine
cose 'all Inst Week. Veal calves held gen
erally steady.
There was quite a aemsna ior stocsers
End feeders of good quality, as compara
tively tew were tarried over from last
week In the hards of npeculators. Quite
a few warmed-up cattle of good quality
sold for feeders at better prices than the
packers would give. Representative sales:
arks, per
.. 81 25.
Cotton market.
BT. IX3UIS, March 7. -COTTON Firm, c
niMoer; miauling, io-r. tales ifii Daien
receipt, 50 bales; shipments, luo bales
stocK 22.iWt bales.
NEW YORK, March 7. COTTON Fu
tares closed steady; March 15.94c; April,
ihubc; May, 10.200; June. 101c; July, 16.1
August, 135.C. Spot cliised quiet, 25 point
higher; middling uplands, l5uc; middling
gun, in .r.c; aaies. .j-,o oaies.
LIVERPOOL. March 7. COTTON Soot
18 points higher: American middling fair,
.ia; go. xi miuniing; s o. a; miodilng, B 41
low miaaiing, m; good ordinary, s.32d
ordinary Slid. Futures steady; America
middling, g. o. c, March, 881d; March
April, 8.30d; April-May, 8.29-1; May-June
a aa; june-juiy, n j.i; juiy-Aiigust. a Sid
August-September, 7.99d; September-OcIO'
ber. 7 20d; Octolier-November, .Sd; Do-
cemner. 6Bd.
NEW ORLEANS. March 7 COTTON-
Futures. steady; March. 1S41&15 43c; April
15 4''o,15tc; May. 16 94ilHic; June l27'tf
issue; juiy, is.4Z'rrin 4tc; August, 11 5-TTi5."i7c;
Septemtier. 13.49"i'13.51c; ")ctober. 13 66'y 12.57c,
Bpot, nrm: ordinary, lc; good ordinary
14 8-lc: low mldnllng. 14 15-16c: middlina
16 6-16c; good middling, Uc; middling fair,
jeo.
Elajla Batter Mnrket.
ELOIN. III.. Marrh 7. BUTTER Wea
at 84o. Ttils Is a decline of 1 00m par 1
with laat week's pricav feUloa fur the
ween wauo aai.aw lum.
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4 00
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8 40
176
NO
177
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71
, 1010
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110
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HEIFERS.
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7 141 I 10 1 7M I 70
10 144 4 M 4 6M t 71
1 611 a 60 a iso a 10
f 641 8 M I ar.0 I 11
15 761 8 66 86 7l 8 85
1 140 8 M 1 14 3 90
BULLS.
1 414 8 60 1 1410 I M
t i7o t 64 a im a ao
1 UN 8 14 1 16M) 3 04
1 14i 3 6 1... 1570 8 04
a io a 10 1 .mo a oo
1 1401 I 46 1 411 8 04
8 1M 3 T4 1 1750 3 14
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1 u ih L no 1 at
1 J.10 I c 4 I'll 6 ?t
1 t'O I (! 1 10 5 .
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STOCK EF-8 AND FEEDERS.
I '! I 76 6 l.xni 1 CI
4 611 8 75 7 S I 4
8 "4 a li 17 in. I ()
t n I 18 41 I 'IV. 1 n
a I6 1 w 11 1.W I 14
t i I 26 I ) 1 si
1 o a 26 a s 1 m
1 I0 I 18 11 746 I 15
1 14') 1 40 I Ui I 70
1 770 8 4.) a 8 70
8 4"5 8 4 I 144 I 70
17 410 I 40 5 4.') I 75
1 I 6l 1 72') I 76
14 I7 1 60 17 671 I 15
I. 12 I 66 1 410 I ;
II I 4" f 1141 I 10
1 7..S 8 0 14 ITS I 41
1 Ill 1 SO IX 1K'4 I 40
1 I'i0 I 1 14 Ill I K5
44. M 3 40 1 6 '0 I M
4 171 11 1 4.'..1 4 11
11 116 I 40 1 460 4 CO
llottS There was a moderate run
i:.0"ti3.M; stokers and fesalera, )3.00f3-Ml
whi'ii and 4'nriligs, 3 UtyS 70.
HOUS- K.-ceipiS. i m m ad; market 60
hlitlicr. selling at 84.7J5.; bulk, $5.0m
5.1a.
St. Jlarph live Stork Mnrket.
ST. josr.ril. Mo., March 7.--CATTLE
Receipts, 2.p'.9 bead; market l.J15r lower;
natives. 3.i.'.i,'u.iiu; coes and heifers, 11.75
tit-.; stockris and feeders. 8-.7i'J4 15.
Hons-Receipts, 1.7N4 hef.d; market 1V5
l.'.c higher: light, 8 ;"ii.3.", Medium and
hen vv. 6 15 if 5 4.V
SHEEP AND I.AMItS-Reoetpts, 7.(721
head; market steady to lilo lower; lambs,
8j.1V, fi, 84.24).
of
hogs here this morning and with 11 good
demand the mnrket ruled fulrly uctlve and
generally a dime higher. 1 lie provision
mnrket also Improved a little, so that puck
ers took hold better thnn they hive for
some time past. As offerings were very
limited it only took a short tlmo for tho
bulk of the arrivals to change hiinils. Tho
most of the medium to good weight bogs
sold from 85 10 to 3.VLT1, wllh prime heavies
selling ns high as 8V3n. The light stuff sold
from 8j5 down. There were quite a few
lightweights, running down to piijs, and
the snme ns usual, they were slow tale
and not much better In price.
Toward the close of the market packers
did not seen to be ns anxious for supplies
and the Inst hogs w-re very s'ow sale and
a large share of the advance was lost. Rep
resentative sales;
lock In lht.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yes-
terdnv:
J South Omaha S.d'
: Chicago So.'"1
' Kansas City S.'
St. Louis 6.500
St. Joseph 2.1'i.o.
Sioux City 1.700
Tot.ils
.49.837
4flRf .7U
n,cii) jo.nno
3.5i 6.000
4.im lono
1.7S4 7.S21
2.500
351.864 13,333
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6 21
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aiit.ii.i- luere was a moderate run her
this muming, but tlie quailiy was nuruiy
up to the usual stauidurd, and that un
uoubicdiy accounted 111 part tor Hie lack
of acuvily. Tha market could probably
best be described by calling It miner slow
and slsady to a litUe loner, ihe more ue
sirable grades hj a rula held steady, Willi
others wealt. The same as was the cane
last week, lambs were rather iieg.ectad,
but tlie prices offered today were not a
great deal different from those paid toward
tne close of luxt week. The bulk ut tho of
ferings was disposed of in fairly good sea
son, but it wus a littlo late btfuio the
pens were cleared.
yuoiaUoiiH for corn-fed stock: Choice
western Iambi, 3".5oyj.u; fair to good
lambs, Ki.Uuiti i.50; good to choice Mtxio.in
yearlings, $4.Tj(ti.uo; good to choice west
ern yearlings, 4.iu4i4 ij; lair to good yiar
linga, $4.25(4.50; good to choice wethers,
84.uo4j4.4o; luir to good wethers, S3.7i)(iji.0i:
good to choice ewes, 3:i.sr.(if4.oo; fair to good
ewes, 80.6(1 iaO. Representative sales;
No. Av.
3M) western awea 87
60 western ewes ii
2!) western ewes 2
SO western wethers 80
2SJ western weUiers IP)
131 western wethers 85
12 western wethers 65
46 western yearlings , W
1-S western yearlings tU
160 woetern yearlings 87
162 Mexican yearlings and weth
ers 71
V) Mex. yearlings and wethers. 76
2J5 Mex. yearllnxs and wethers.. Ill
4X! Mex. yearlings and wethers.. 74
K6 Mex. yearlings and wethers.. 74
4 Mex. yearlings and wethers.. 70
160 Mexican lambs 437
100 Mexican lambs 64
220 western ewes loj
1 western ewe
in western eweH
422 woetern ewe ....
11 western ewes ....
SO western ewes ....
228 western ewes ....
422 western ewea ....
1 weatern wether .,
67 weotern wethers .
814 western wethers
872 weetern wethers ,
ST.6 western wethers ,
79 western lambs ..
260 western lambs ...
130
111
111
10
101
111
80
122
122
123
96
82
, 86
Pr.
8 15
8 80
3 80
4 00
4 25
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 .0
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5 00
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3 50
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3 50
8 66
3 65
3 75
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CHICAGO L1VH STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Sheet Steady to IS Cents
Lower nnd Hogs IB Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. March 7.-CATLE Receipts,
80.000 head; market steady to 16c lower;
good to prime steers, 35.005.85; poor to
medium. Ju.0oy4.0o; stockera and feeders,
J2.UXu4.lJ; cows, 81.5iKh4.00; heifers, 12. ::.(()
4b0 canners, 81.602.50; bulls, 32.0fkn4.oo;
calves, 33.00g6.b0; Texas fed steers, ll.ool
4.65.
HOGS Receipts today, 23,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 25,ooo head; market 10it
15c higher; closed easier; mixed and butch
ers', 35.256.65; good to choice heavy, 35 65
Ji5.72Vi: rough heavy, 35.25'!! 5.50; light, 3470
(76 511; bulk of sales, 35.255.56.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 30,000
head; market steady to 10c lower; lambs,
inotjtlv lb(ti!ic lower; good to choice weth
ers, "4.26(i4.76; t;ilr to choice mixod, 83.30
4i4 25; western sheep, 8. 505. 15; native lambs,
J4.75V5.85; western lambs, 3460'u6.75.
Olllcial yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
, 3aa ZT'4
; 6,611 B.9.15
fJ5 1,124
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 7.-METAT8 Spot
tin advanced 2 M to 123 17s 6d In lxmrton;
fi'.tuiva unchanged nt A'lL'l 6s; local market
quiet at 8.tu2N.2ri for the spot p"ltlrrl.
Copier wus 2m 6d lower In In.ndon at
17s tfal for spot Mid i."Sfi 17s 6d for futures;
locally copp4-r Is qiilot; lake Is quoted at
312 ;"u 12.75; eloctnJvtlo and casting at
312 .IT'ii'lJ.tU'i. , lrnri advanced la 3d to 18
In Iuidon and remained unchanged In New
York at 84 6"('i4 65. Spelter was unchanged
loudly at 35.iiVjin.15, but advanced 3s 6il in
London to LU 6d. Iron clowd at 61 8d In
Glasgow and at 42s 4Hd In Mlddlesboroughj
I.KRlly Iron win uncJianged; No. 1 northrn
foundry is quoted at 814. 7r-fi 15.26; No. I
northern foundry at 3l4.26!y 14.75; No. I
southern foundry nnd Nd. 1 aoft southern
foundry at Jia.2r-sT13.75. .
ST. IH'IS, March 7. METATJ Lead,
steady, 34 42- Spelter, quiet, M SO.
Wool Mnrket,
BOSTON. March 7. WOOIj Territory
wools active; milled Jid foreign wools firm
nnd steady. The leading quotations are
Idiho, medium, 167J17o; low medium, 176 ig .
Wyoming, fine. 150t6c: heavy fine, l.tjulto;
medium, lSt'gl9c; low medium, l!Vd20o. Utnh
nnd Nevada, fine, lS-iJHc; heavy fine, 13i
ltc; fine medium, 164wl7o: medium, ls-tnso;
low medium, ISflMc. Dakota fine, I6SI60;
fine medium, 16ul7c; medium, Hfl'lSc; low
medium, liVuJfic. Montana, medium choice,
20c; average, IKiililc; staple, lifJOc; ine
dlii'n choice 19fv"0c.
ST. IOUI3, March T. WOOI Staarty;
medium grades, combl.ig and clothing, 17a
2iHc; light fine, loanc; heavy fine,
1440; tub washed. JOiifSle.
a near nnd Molaases.
NEW YORK, March 7, SUGAR Raw
firm; fair refining. 2 16-lo centrifugal, 86
test 8 7-1fic; molasses sugar, 2 II-I60; re
fined, firm: No. 6. 4.20o; No. 7. 4.15c; No,
R. 4.10c: No. 9, 4 0Bo; No. 10, 4.0Oo! No. 11.
3r.c; No. 1?. 3!0c; No. 13. 8.85c; No. 14,
S.Soc; confectioner's A, 4 45o; mould A,
4.9fie; cut loaf, tV3i)o: crushed, B.SOc; pow
dered, 4 70c: granulated, 4.60c; cubes 4.85o.
MorSSrcS-Flrm.
NEW ORLEANS. March 7. SUGAR
Stadv: open kettle. 24iT2 8-16c; oen
trlfugai, 37)He; centrifugal whites, 4 8-16oi
ol1r.n-a 5V. rr.l iR.ICp- seconds. SUfia S-lOc.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, 205
26c; centrifugal, 104fl6o. Syrup. 204J26C,
Ttrr Goods Mnrket.
NEW YORK, March 7. DRY OOODS
Tluylng In of a dlscoursarlng character. Tha
outlook for continued 'high prices for raw
cotton la not Influencing the buyer to any
greater activity. The hither cotton
froea, the more restricted are his orders, na
10 looks for a movement In the ether di
rection eventually.
HEAL l: STATU TRANSFERS.
CatUo
I logs
Sheep
City Llve Stock Market.
CITY. March 7.-CATLE Re-
head, including hou aoutnerns
Kansas
KANSAS
reipiB, o,tAiu lieuu, lllliuuius uw huuuiduid.
market steady to 10c lower; export and
dressed beef steers steady at 4.05l5.15;
fair to good, loc lower, ut 83.90'' 4.60;; west
ern fed steers, 10c lower, at 83.4O'tf4.50;
stockers and feeders, steady at 3.!.00i)4-30:
southern steers, 10c lower, at $3,404(4.20;
southern cows steady at 82.50W4.20; native
cows steadv at $2. 001(11.76; native heifers,
steady at 33.25414.20; bulls steady at 32.5O0
3.75; calves, firm at $3OO$i.50.
HOGS Receipts, 8,500 head; market 10c
higher; top, 85.52H: bulk of sales, $n.15
6.42'i; heavy, 35 3.'4(5.5?H; packers, 85.25(jJ
6.45; plga and lights. 84.05f(5.25.
SHEEP AND I.AMI1S Receipts, 6.000
lieud; market slow to 100 lower; native
lambs, 34. 801(5.60; western lamhs, 34.75rn6.50;
fed ewea, 3.!)(i4 20; yearlings, t4.66(ti5.10;
stockers and feeders, 12.7f4.2S.
t. Itnls Live Mo-k Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, March 7. CATTLE Receipts,
.5t)0 head, including 4,600 Texans; market
slow: native shipping and export steers,
34.2505.50; dressed beef and butcher stflors,
$3.5iKu5.10; steers under 1,000 pounds, 83 .Wil
6.00; smokers and feeders, f3.404i4.2C; can
ners, $2.23i2.50; . bulls, t2.85iU'4.0o; calves,
33.25 '((4,00; Texans nnd Indian steers, 33.15
04 20; cows and heifers, 12 lfn 3. 30.
HOGH Receipts. 4,0110 head; market livui
15o higher; pigs and lights, 34.607i4 05; pack
ers. 1 1 .Hm5.3o; butchers and beet heavy,
85 SrW6 55.
SHEEP AND LAMRB Receipts. 3.0
head; market slow; native muttons, $4.ou'd
4 65: lambs. 34.aiVii5.60; culls and bucks,
12.00134.00; stockers, $2.00173.00.
Sioux City Live fttoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, Is.. March 7 (Special Tel
egram,) CATTLE Receipts, 1.700 head;
market steady: stockers, strong and active;
beeves, 83.5uttt4.60; cows, bulls and mlxad.
Deeds filed for record, Monday, March 7,
ISH'4. as reported to The Hee by the Mid
land Guarantee and Trust Compsny,
bonded abstracter, 1614 Faniam street:
Peter Miller and wife to John Wlck
lund, neH and eH nw 14. sec. 14-16-9. .818,000
Amanda Eggleston and husband to
Erla Hoigstrom, lots 8 ana 111, diocc
1 Emery s addition to Valley
L. P. L&rsen and wife to Loren Chrla
tens.m, s4j swH. ec. 29-16-10
John H. Pardee and wife to James
Ac Tetczle Jatos, lot 20, block 9,
llrown Park
Chauncey P. Coy and wife to Water-'
loo Ancient Free and Accented Ma
sons, part lot , block 3. Waterloo.
Mary Kuufman to John M. Hamilton,
sM, block 10, subdivision, or J. 1. ieq
dick's Ell Jones and wife to W. C. Broad
ford, lot 15, block 6, Matthew's sub
division In Albright's choice
Thomas H. Murray and wife to M.
Frances And ' Carolina M. Corby,
lots 1 and 2 block 3, and part of
lot 8 In said block'
B. Jetter and wlfo to Edward F.
Trapp, lots 1 and 2, block 4, Draw
Hill addition
Cells Fowler to John H. Oun4har, 1
acres In b. W. corner ot seo. r-16-13
George W. Curtis and wlfo to Ella
A. Harrlgan, part of lot B, brock
14, Improvement association
Francis Smith et al to August Prena,
part vvVi se'i sec. 8-14-10
Hans P. Jsnsen and wlfo fo Islsh
Roosa, part lot 2, block 18, H. tu.
Rogers' addition 2.000
Agricultural Insurance company to
Allen H. Kllhv. lots 6 and 7, block a
Carthage addition 1
Marie Wllhelmlne Ernst and husband
to Ell I Branch, lot 29, block 3,
Forest Hill
Clementine Brown to Adolph Swo
boda, lot 14, block. 17, Kountie'S
3d addition
Nebrnsk Loan nnd Building associa
tion to Arthur J. Storey, part of
lot , block 11. Omaha View
David W. Merrojv and wife to Lucie
C. Hsrdlna-. out lota and blocks 185
and 1"6. Florence
Jessie France to Samuel Goldsmith,
1,000
6,950
900
900
1,609
84
S2S
330
1.160
1,(28
1.600
600
760
8,000
Sart of lot 6 block N, Lowe a ad
Itlon KS
Quenrled Cornell to Russol K. Miller,
'ot 9 block 8, South Omaha 660
Allen K. Kllhy and wife to John H.
Johnson, lots and 7, block I, Cor-
telege addition 1W
John E. George to Katie B. Foster,
part of lot 23, Maloney's addition.... ITS
Nicholas Bosman and wife to Camlet
Reroughe, part nf lots 1 and 2,
Mock 23, 1st addition to Corrlgan
Place 1,009
William A. Plnkerton to August V
Pinkerfnn. part of lot 4, block 28,
West Omaha 3"0
Anton Bank and wife to John and
Anna Frank, lot 4 Bonfield 1600
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Business handled promptly In all markets.
Office, 662 Bee Building,
Telephone 2460.
O. W. UPDIKE, MANAGER.
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
Members Omaha Grain Exchange,
Chioago Board of Trad and etbsr
exchanges.
Correspondents Bartlett, FTaxlsr 4k
Carrlrgton.
SIS Board of Trsd Bld'g. Omaha.
FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOGKS
.ACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
F COMMISSION
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(NCORPORATED.)
Capital and Surplus, $600,009-00.
General Offices: N. Y. Life Bldg., Minneapolis.
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