THE ONfAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MARCH 4. 1fMo.
CRAK AND PRODUCE MARKET
r
GoTtrnment Much Report Anxioutlf
Awaited to Show Grain Betem.
WINTER WHEAT REPORTS ALL PROMISING
iv
a.
Vara Ball Preface Klgarea ta Show
with Heavy Wlater Caasaaaptlea
Cara Reserves Maat Be Small
Eaeagh lor Stroag Market.
OMAHA. March a, 104.
The principal interest in the iim mar
lot tooay was alternation aa to what the
government report wuuid show as to farm
leeerve. There la a great diversity of
opinion on the matter of wheat and corn
supplies, and the report will be tne first
ngures out fof ionic time. The Ohio elate
report gives the winter wheat condition for
March aa 71. The condition in January
u 72, a year ago t and lam July as. The
Modern Miller is slightly bearlsn. It finds
the conditions tinuaually favorable for win
ter wheat, especially where the plant has
tome out from under It covering of Ice
and anow. The top growth la a ma 11, par
ticularly, in the late aown, which In some
sections has not ahown above the ground.
Elsewhere the plant la green and thriving.
Winnipeg' a government report for Manitoba
shows Is per cent of the crop atlll In farm
er' hands.
The speculative market waa rather strong
today, but did not eahjblt any Mreworka.
The May, before noon, covered a range of
from $1.15N to $1.1 tTfc. This la practically
the range of Thuraday. Cables were rather
weak, Uverpool going off from St"1.
Herlln being unchanged and Uuda Pesth
weakening 4. The Argentina visible eup
ply shows wheat at $.118,000 bushels, against
4.72.000 bushela a year ago. The Argentina
shipments are 1. 7O4.00O bushels, sgalnat 8,684,
( buahela a year ago. New York la re
ported to be due for another shipment of
Oregon wheat from Antwerp. Thla la to be
fcoft.oiiO bushela and ta eald to te the laat
almllar shipment to be rnade. Wheat clear
anrea were SS.Ml- buahela. which la larger
than fof aoma time. The north weatern cara,
Including Chicago, are 2A2 todav, 404 last
week and 275 laat year. The northwestern
elevator stocks are being cleared out In an
ticipation of the tax levy, which comes
April 1. The stocks are estimated at $.600.
fl") bushels, or half of what they were at
thla time laat year. The primary receipts
re aTl.OSO bushels, against 434.000 bushela
ast year, and the shlpmenta are 249.000
bushels, agslnst 1:4. onn bushels last year.
If the government report shows 75,ono,ono
or ioo.ow.ouo bushels more in farmera hands
than waa ahown last year It will show that
durlngjhe first four months of thla crop
from lX.000,000 to 1dO.000.OuO buahela more of
torn has been consumed than laat year.
The cron of 1908 was 2.244.000.000 bushels
and the farm reeerve March 1 waa 839.000.-
000. showing a consumption In the four
months ending March 1 or L400.uuo.ooo bush
els. The crop of last year waa figured at
1.465,009,000 buahela. If the reserve March 1
prove to be 100,000,000 buahela larger than
last Mtren, or 40.onu,uo ouaneia. it win
show that the consumption has been 1,627.-
OOO.OOO, or 125,000,000 bushels more than last
year. Tf the Increase In the reserve proves
to be less than 100.uu0.000 bushels It will show
the consumption hns been Just that much
more. These are the figures on which the
bulla have to base their Idea that corn is
a good thing. Argentine presents another
bull argument. The shlpmenta were only
198,000 bushels. The demand there Is strong
for export, with the arrivals at ports very
small. The Argentine' vislbio Is, however,
7M.0O0 bushels, against 51.000 a year ago.
The shlpmenta a year ago were 531, OHO bush
els. Tlis primary receipts of corn are
7M.000 bushels, against 460,000 last year
and the shipments are 462,000 bushela
agslnst ,286,000 a year ago.
Onaaha Cash Prices,
WHEAT No. 2 hard. $1.06fll.O7; No. 8
hard. Il.00fil.06; No. 4 hard. 91c: No. 1
prlng, $1.06.
CORN No. .2. 44i,4c; No. 3, 44V: No. 4.
lHc ;, no grade. tSMM'e; No. 2 yellow, 44Vc;
No. rysllow-. 44Vpq; No, 2 white, 45c; No. I
whlte4Sc.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 30c; No. t mixed. 30c;
No. 4 mixed, 29c; No. 2 white. 31c; No. 3
white, 30Hc; No. 4 white, 2Hc; standard,
90c.
tar lot Receipts.
Chicago ..1
Kanaas City
Minneapolis -
Puluth
St. 1ouIS
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
24 458 14
64
250
8
31
48
t r-. r.-VrW. n ' , -r
Mlaaeapolla Grata Market.
19
- .
-48
The range of prices paid in Minneapolis aa'
reported by the Edwards-Wood company,
lio-lll Board of Trade, waa:
Artlcles.l Open. I Jllgh.l Low, Close,! Yes'y.
Wheat i i I
May... 1 12i; 1 13HI 1 14 1 "IM 1 124
July... 1 10iJ . 1 10, X09', il0H 1 10,
8ept... 92Sj 91 BUHl 92 Vl
i
new. 4s M; Amcrlcaa mined, old. 4s lid;
futurea. steady; Merc. 4a May, 4a 40.
C HICAGO -OH Al ASD PROVISIONS
I ' aaaiaaaa
Featarea of Ike Tradlag aa Cloalag
Prlrea oa Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, March 3-Trsde waa brought
almost to a halt here today in nil grain
and provisions. The chief reason seem
ingly waa a report that the attempted
equeeie in wheat for May. delivery had
never In reality been abandoned. With
the exception or May wheat, which Is up
VeV'. closing prlcea are practically Identi
cal with yesterday's nnal quotations. From
tart to finish the wheat market showed
little signs of animation, business tielng
confined to trades of small proportion.
Notwithstanding lower prices at Liver
pool, the market here opened quite ateady.
May being a shade lower to Mfc lower
at Sl.laei.l&S to 11. H; July was VbV
lower to a shade higher at Smfl9:ic. Com
mission houats showed a tendency to mako
moderate piiruhnees, but offering were ex
tremely light. A rumor that the May deal
waa still In operation and that the price
of the May option would soon sharply
advance appeared ta be the tualn factor
In restricting offerings. The market was
bearishly affected by a report f a flt.
Louis trade paper claiming that fall sown
wheat to be In good -conditio!. - ITospeots
of an early epriiu aueea some swuinir
of the July delivery. In consequence the
innA r 1 m nntmn was relatively wchr-i
than May. At I1.14T May reached the low
est point of the (lav. The bottom price on
July was W4c. CovertoaT by snorts caused
May to rallv to 11 16. In sympathy July
sold up to 9PMiC. The market closed nbout
steady with May at ll.lttfc. KJnal quota
tions on July were W7ec. Clersnci of
wheat and flour were eu.ua! to U2.4 bush
ela Bx ports for'the week as shown by
Bradstreet's were equal to S07.000 bushels.
Primary receipta wera 371.800 bushels com
pared with 464,900 buahela last week. Minne
apolis, Iiul'ith and Chicago reported re
ceipta of 22 cars ugalnst 404 cara laat
week and 275 cara a year ago. .
Bmall acceptances from the country
formed the- basis of a Arm' corn market.
Leaders In the trade predict light receipts
until after the completion of spring work
oil the farma. The large clearances helped
to maintain a firm undertone. May opened
unchanged to a shade lower at 47T,1j4Hc,
old between 474Q48vc nnd closed at 4Hc.
receipta, 463 cara. none of contract
grade.
The main factor In the oats market waa
a good demand for the cash grain, shtp-
Cers and elevator Interests being active
uyera. A moderate advance In cash prices
tended to stimulate speculative trading.
The market was steady the entire day.
May opened unchanged to a shade lower
at 31Vfcc to llVitl-HSc. sold up to 31n and
closed at lHc. Ix-al receipta, 164 cars.
Provisions were firm early on light re
ceipta of hogs. Iter the market eased
off on aelllng by pit tradera At the close
May pork and ribs were each off a shade
at 2.62Vi,12.R6 and 75. respectively. Lard
was unchanged at $6.96i!i8.97Vi. ....
Estimated receipts for tomorrow1: W heat,
27 cars; corn. 393 cars; oats, 1.13 cars; hogs,
21,000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Artlcles.l Open. High.' Low. I Closo. Yca y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Mar. May
July
Sept.
Oats
Mar. Mav
.lulr
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Ribs-May
July
ll.U'rV
llBlVi
I
1.18 I 114
I".!
4m 41
4 4XV(I
I :. .
I47H-8
,4S'A84
48!4 48HW;!it;'WVi
I
.!
SlWf1 314 31V4
31'4i 81.i 3IV,i
I2'e629,?i30! '
1.15H 1.15Vi
le-ai 1.15'
90 Sl',t
464 1
481:
4i-Hi
48Ni'
I
45S
48
48'.;
18H
31ii8Hi(fi-5i
31 S )lVti
31S. 3114
:9T :!
12.B7t4 12.67V41 12.47' 12.RS
12.70 11.70 12.621 VJ.67H
6.97W .97HI
?.10 I 7.10
.72Hi
.90 I
11.75
6.90
k.9:
".074!
fi.7"!1
d7H
6 97',
7.10
12.65
12.;Va
.n7'.
7.10
6.75 1 6.7714
.( I .S2V,
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Kl,OL'K-Kaaler; ,. winter patents, J5.10(hv
5.20; winter sii-mmiUS, 4."tt8 ; Kprmg pat
ents, xs.liirO.S"'; soring atraigms, m.ooio.irj;
bakers. U.&xa .).
WHEAT No. 2 spring, il.104fl.15tt: No. 3.
$1.07en.l5; No. 1, red, $1.14T117.
LOKN-mo, l, 4ft4c; iso. i yeuow, 10c.
OATS No. 2. 31Sc; No. 2 white, 32tt'g33c;
No. 3 white, JlHUsic.
RYrl No. 2. 78c.
BARLEY Good feeding. S8ft49c; fair to
choice malting, 43B46c.
BEBU-no. 1 nax, xi.znvfc; iso. 1 nortn
Westerrr, $1.S; clover, contract grade, $12.60.
PKQVI810N8 Mess cork, per bhl.. U.40
.1- f .arri nee 100 lha Iri ftrvfie t?U. Short
-ribs sides (loose). $ft2tt9-73; short clear
sides, tooxed), f6.76a.siH.
Receipta. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 34.100 L'4.M)
Wheat, bu 24,000 . 46.100
Corn, bu 67.500 ? 239. 909
Oats, bu 260.9i !"U.310
Rye, bu .t . l'.v.io
Barley, bu ;.. 107,8(0 14,100
JKW VOHK (iKXKIl.U MiHKKT
4aotatlona of the Day oa Varlooa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 3.-FIXfR-Re-celpta,
21,146 bhls.; exports, 9.2M bbls.; mar
ket steady with light demand; Minnesota
patents, t6.fca.40; Alinnesola bakers, $4.20
4.10; - winter patents. 6.5(.s6: winter
atraighta, 5.3Mi6.i: winter extras. $3 66
41; winter low grades, $3.46tt4.1o. Rye
flour, quiet; fair to good. $4.6i?4.70; choice
to fancy. I4.7S. Ritckwhent flour, dull; per
lt)0 lbs., $2.002.10.
CORNMKAlSteady; fine white and yel
low, Il lWl.M; course, new, $1.0yallU; kiln
dried. $2.9Ofl3.10.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 weatern. 80c.
BARLKY Slow; feeding, 44'c. c, . f.
New York: mulling. 4ti62c, c. I. f., Riiffslo.
WIIBAT Receipts. 18,660 bu.; exports,
39,981 bu. ; spot market barely steady ; No.
2 red, nominal, elevator,' No. 2 red, $l.3oTi
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Dtiluth,
I1.2SS f. o. b. aflOHt: No. I hard, Manitoba,
$1,114 f ' b.- afloat. Options, unsettled
conditions prevailed In wheat all day, with
the average about sternly, declining easily
under bearish Argentina shipments and
lower cables. The market recovered on
a later scare of Mav shorts, closing net
unchanged to 4c lower; May, I1.14H. closed
at $1,144: July. ll.n'.'Sfi 1.034. closed at
IV.OC?,; Septemler, 3i944o. closed at
940.
CORN Receipta, &9.22S bu.; exports. 167.
287 bu. : spot market steady; No. 1. 5c ele
vator and He f. o. b. nfjont; No. yel
low, 54c; No. 2 white, Me. Option roarket
oniel until near the close, when It be-
aiaa active on covortna orders and was
tlnal!v 40 net higher; Mar. L3t!4c, closed
al N7c; Jtuv cioso1 ai o.i'c.
OA T8 Receipts. O.0i0 bu. ; exports. '.27.
370 hu.: SDot market stendy; mixed nats,
2H to 32 pounds. $7'(i38r; natural white, 30
to X pounds. 88r;ao; clipjied white, 36 lo
40 tiounns, ii".
llii'R Sleii.lv: mntp.'itimmon lo choice,
1904. 27ffl31c; 190. K'SSSc; olds, H1il3c; Pselflc
coast. 1H. 27iD31c; aJ8. 2fitf:c; olds. Iljl3e.
mrra J.. . r . . art A ! Uvaa
111 l'rn-Pirntl,' j U"l r aw aw ixese.i
18c; California. 21 to 25 Iba, 19c; Texag
idrvl. 24 to SO lha.'i!44c.
LEATHER Firm; acid. 242iic. .. .
PROVISIONS Hie f. Arm: family, $12.00
013.00; mesa. I9.outj9.90: beef hams. $410041
13 00; packet, ilO.It". 11 00; . city extra mess,
$IS.00ff'17.0l, Cut nicnts, linn: pickled bel
lies i7.uti7.&0; plrkled xhuulders. $6; pickled
hams, $SO'4.0O. . Lard. steady; western
alas m. $i.3u; refined, tlrm: continent. $7.26:
South America. $7.75: compound. $4.374
ti't. Pork, steady: family, J14.otKgl6.00; abort
clear. $13.0mu.'l niesa. $13.50.
TAI.IVWDitllt city i$i per pkg), 4Hc;
eountrj (kB. freal.i 44t44c
njfft-rlrm; domestic, fair to extra. 240
Hie: Jsnun. nominal.
Bt'TTKK Irregular; atreet price, extra
creamery. 8lif314c. Official prlcea: Cream
ery, common to extra. 2&831o: creamery.
held. 201161c; slate, dairy, common to extn
'.M'atfm': renovaieu. common to extra,
?Tc:. western factory, mmnwm to extra
. wMtarn imltatlfin rrHmirt. 1luilQu
(hlicksiC Fli in; state, full cream, small,
colored nnd white fancy, 134c; atate, flnt.
1.14c; atate, late made, colored and white,
poor to choice. 1046124c; stats, large, col
ored and white fancy. 134c; atate, fine,
lijl3c; late made, colored and white,
imor to choice. Mai2'c.
KtiOS Rasy; western firsis. 33c; weatern
licconds. !Cc.
POI'LTRY Alive, dull; western chickens,
lav I fiwls, 14c; turkeys. ISO. Dressed, weak;
woetsrn chlckena, lifoltc; fowls, llK4e;
trk4 li2lc
Vlslklo Sapoly of Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, March S Secretary
Hester's statement of the world's visible
sunplv of cotton shows a total visible of
4.1&.MJ bales, agalnal 4.179,421 balxa last
week. The total of Anverlcsn cotton Is
3.1(1142 bales, against $.177,421 bales last
aeek.
. ...
llaaeaolls Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March $. WHEAT-No.
1. hard. $1,164; No. 1 northern, 1 l.4; No.
Iuorthern. $1 K4: May. $1 1341-14. July,
10 Ti 1.104; Beploniber. ,
fl.oi'R-rlrat t.tenta, $.ouif4T.l; second
aatenta, $6 kw W. first deal a, $4.164.36;
IVeond cleara. $) 0jriU.
giltAN-Jo built. tX4.26. ;
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Marsh I WH BAT Spot,
nominal; futures, easy; Marph. sa
May. ta Hd; July, o 11. . " '
tORN 8a4 ttoaAKa American mixed,
On the Produao exchange today the but
ter market waa easy; creamery, 23(8;)0c;
dairy, 2ii&28c. Eggs, weak; at mark, rases
included, ivanw, nrsts. zi'o'ri. prime
firsts. 2c; extras. 28c. Cheese, Htm, 12'd)
13ttc
St. I.oala Oral a aad Provisions.
ST. LOIMS, March WHEAT Steady;
No. 2 red caah. elevator. $1,114: track,
$1.16; May, tl.12ttfll.12?,;, Juy. 44'64Hc;
No. 2 hard, $1.18.
CORN Higher; No, 2 cash. 464c; track.
474c; Mny. 464c; July. 464c
OATS Quiet; No. 2 cafh. 32c; track,
32ttc: Mav. SISc; No 2 white, 34c.
FJJUR Steady ; red winter patents, $5.30
$6.60; special brands. JS.mhiin.K.i: extra
fancy and straight, $4 86fl6.3S; clear, $4.4oft
4.60.
SEED Timothy, steady at $2.00i2..V).
CORN MEA1-Htead- at $2.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 8b,r
87c.
HAY Moderate; timothy, $C.00rai2.50; prai
rie. $6.O0tj9.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 93c.
BAOOINrt-7P.
HEMP TWltfE-tttte.
PROVISION" Pork, unchanged: Jobbing,
$11.80.' Lard, firmer; prime steam, $6.4S.
Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorts;
$7,874; clear ribs, $7,374; short clear, $7,624.
POt'LTHY I nchanged; chickens and
springs, 104c; turkeys, 14fll5c; ducks, 13c;
geese, 7c.
BI'TTKR Heavy; . creamery,' 25fl32c;
dairy, 1&27c.
EGGS ljwer at 214P- case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.......;... lo.ouO lo.OM)
Wheat, bu 81.i 7t
(torn, bu 4,oio 67.000
Oata, bu., 49,000 5o,ooo
.' ' - 1 11'
Kaaaaa f'lty Grala aad Proviatona.
1.1K.BIO CITT March 8. WHEAT Mav
$1,024: July, 874c; cash. No. 2 hard, $1.04q
1.08; No. a. l.oiil.w. tso. . asvyc'flvi.w; iso.
2 red. $1.07if.0; No. S, $l.O4t91.07; No. 4,
96ei'tl.04.
CORN Lower; May. itHW-; July, 454
io464c; cash. No. 2 mixed. 45o; No. 3. 454
b4a.c: No. Z White. 447c; ISO. 1. 4WJ46VC.
OATS Steady ; !o. 2 white, 3132e; No. 2
mixed. 8 fnOltto. ..
HAY Steudy; choice timothy, $9.50
10.00; choice prairie. 17.7IB.UI.
RYE-Steftdv at tT.ijj78'.
BOOS Iower: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 white-wood cases Included, 20c; case
count. le: cases returned, to less.
BI TTER Creamery, n31c; dulry. pack
ing. 204c. , ' 1
. .. nereipis. aninmenis.
Wheat .'.I. a. ...Mt.m . , S6.R00
Corn. bu... 29.6i0 ' .-' 62.400
Oata, bu, .,H, 000 83,000
Dolath Rrala Market.
nit.CTU U.rnk IWUfc-IT ...I...
No. 1 northern. 1.104; on track. No. i
northern. $1,104: No. 1 northern..- $1.04tt
.m; May, $1,114; July, t.ii4; September
24c. . .
OAT8 To arrive and on track, 304c.
i
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March S. BUTTER
Firm: extra western creamery, 324c
RtJOB western rresn. we at mark.
CHEEBK-Flrm, 124j;8l4C," ( ;
.Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, March 8SSEED-Clover. cash
$7,634: March. $7,624; April. 17 474: Oc
tober. $5,874: prime alstke. $7.76; prime
tiraotny, ,j.oj; mat c 11 uniuiay, SJ..3ii.
Peoria Market. A''''-
PEORIA. March $-Corn. higher: No. L
4oc; .o. 4, 440; no grade, 4ze.
- Wool Market.
BOSTON. March $ WOOL-Of the wool
market the Commentlal Bulletin tomorrow
will say: There has been a little more
business put through. Fine Australian has
been selling, but in no large quantities.
South American crooa-breds are tieglected,
easy and offered at coat In aome caaea.
A lino of staple Oregon wool haa been
.moved at a full price. Fine fleeces and
territory are steady and Arm, but domestic
medium fleece la weak. The oiwiilng of the
1 A 11 1 toil auction aales la awaited with In
terest. If prices are ausialned there It will
go far to restore confidence here. The
shipments of won from Boal on to date
from December 241. 1!M, according to the
sume authority, are 44.146,3X3 lba, against
ll.li.M lbs at the aame time last year.
The receipta to date are 4K.275.4M6 His
against 31,oS,0M lbs. fbr the samo period
last year.
ST. LOt'IS. March 1-WOoL-Steady:
rnediuro gradea combing and i-MhU g .S'u
Uci light nriv. :jc; beavy not. rgiso;
lub-waaliad, t3v3, , .
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Opens Weak and - reeling f
Depreiaion Lasts All Daj.
WAR NEWS AFFECTS FOREIGN EXCHANGES
There Are Uerailaasl Recoveries aad
lertala Iaaaea Are Stroag at Tiatra
Ratea for Tleae l.eaaa
Marked I a.
NEW YORK. March $. A number of In
cidents occurred today which served to
upset speculative sentiment on the Stock
exchange and renew apprehension over the
reliability of many reports regarding com
binations and mergers of existing proper
ties which have been msde the ground for
buying stocks for some time.
The market was weak from the outset,
owing, it wss said, to an unexpected vol
ume of selling for foreign account. The
unfavorable news regarding the Russisn
position al the seat ot-war and some sug
gestive rumors of possible Internal dis
turbances In the empire to take form on
Sunday were supposed to account for the
weakness from foreign sources. The wesk
ness was again pronounced In the Pacific
nnd New urk Central stocks. The mar
ket showed good recuperative force from
the first decline and there were occasional
recoveries and special points of strength
served as a rallying point for the real of
the market. But aentiment waa again un
settled by the unostentatious appearance
on the tape of a quotation for a single loo
share lot of Hloss-Sheffleld Steel. Selling at
the price of 6. A second sale of the same
amount at the same price followed. This
Is one of the properties which haa been
reported as practically Insured for Incor
poration In the southern Iron merger and
reporta have l ad practical official sanction
that the organisers of the combination
were to pay 125 for all of the outstanding
common stock. Many thousand shares of
the stock passed through the market on
the Stock exchange at prices which never
touched the alleged figure agreed upon for
absorption, but which did reach 1184 mo
mentarily. The stock sold yesterday at
108. Thu fact that 100 sharea should be
offered down continuously for 22 points
without finding a single buyer naturally
had a disturbing effect. There has never
neen a wide market ror this particular
stock, so that the material results of the
slump might be expected to t slight.' But
other stocks which have been associated
with tho merger report are more actively
traded in, especially Tennessee Coal and
Ita aharp break In the market had a dis
turbing effect on sentiment generally-. The
admission that the proposed merger had
oeen aeierrea was tne only newa to ac
count for the movement.
The forecast of the currencv movement
of the week Indicated a small gain for thla
center on balance of the regular express
movement with the Interior. Subtreasury
operations, however, have absorbed more
tnan X3.0U0.0UO. no nt na to a decline In the
cash Item. The present large drain Into the
subtreasury is largely due to drafts by inte
rior national banks on their New York cor
respondents for payments to the Treasury
department to make good the national
bank 6 per cent fund, which had become
depleted by the large current redemption of
iiiiiv huict. . inis targe redemption Was
an Incident In the heavy flow of currency
in. m imp interior to rsew York, the New
York bunks offerln the hank nni.t tnr re
demption as they were received. The move-
nient to replenish the 5 per cent fund
marks a stage in the reflux of the currency
movement. Kates ror time loans were
marked tin aicaln todav and It aeema m-i.
dent that large progress has been made in
taking up the available supply of credits
offered by the trust companies as well aa
by the banks.
There were some very large transactions
n Kansas City Southern !is.-sunnnsed to he
the outgrowth of the coming dissolution of
tne voting trust. The small fluctuation In
the price cave the Imnrpwilnn nf urit-.i.
sale passed through the market.
Roods were steadv. Total auloa mr v.ini.
$4.806.0110. fulled States bonds were all un
changed on call.
1 he quotations on tr.e New Vnrk Dinnii
exchange ranged as follows:
., . , Sales. High. Low. Close.
Atchison B.3(io M'a 89
dO Pfd (KID 1I-T 1,1014 , -IA-M
4 ...,.. . . , , . - ...... r - ' ' r '
""""in. v imm Line.. aa,,9j
do pfd
Canadian Pacific..
Cen. of New Jersev
unesa. oa tmin.,.,,,
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chi. Oreat Western..
Chi. & Northwestern.
Chi., Mil. & St. Paul
Chi. Ter. & Trans....
do pfd :...
C, C, C. A St. Uiuia
Colo. & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d ufd
Delaware & Hudson..
Del., Lack. & West..
D. i R. U
do pfd
Erie
do lw pfd
do 2d ufd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do Dfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Ixnils. & Nash
tho division f
redemption.
Available caah balance, IM1.J67.131,
1401.
Ohio. .. 18.200 lu4 1ok: o
' 1 i
13,000 14oH 'la, 140iJ
2,ft - 614 -
100
2,4110
3')
.!
iXlO,
. 100
700
301
400
M)
60
0
6l
- 300
S3.3iO
8.300
30,000
41
814 ,1
2KV 224
240 2394
1774 177
1 11
814
234
24H,
174
.. 17
-.314 T.8t''; 3I
90
W
60 ,,
374
1W4
300
3
88'
7t,
824
4
(Mtt
' i5
64
37 ;
180
855
S3
884
474
814
704
14
100 914 914 9lZ
1,100 1684 1584 164
WVfc
2t
, 60
84
1J
3i3tt
8S4
88
47
t
800
3.400
SO
30
34
SO
6ti
Ixiuls. & Nash 3ti,8i) 1444 1424 1424
Manhattan L l.ono 1711, 1704 1701!
Met. Securities 19.700 844 83 Mi2
2.300
15.600
644
834
143,
82
m
914
so
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. Iritis...
M , St. P. & 8. S. M.
00 pro
Missouri Pacific
M.. K. St T
do Dfd
Nat. H. R. of M., pfd
New York Central....
N. Y., Out. A West..
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. & St. L ...
Rending
uo IN prd
do 2d pfd
Rock Inland Co
do pfd
St. L. & S. P. 2d pfd
St. L. Southwestern..
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Hallway....
00 pro
Texas & Pacific 22,10
T.. St. L. ft West.... 1.
do ufd
Vnlon Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd..
W. A Lake Erie ,
Wisconsin Central .
do pfd ,
Adams Express
American Express .
I'nited States Exp..
Wells-Fargo Exp..,.
Amal. Copper ,
Am. Car i. Fdry ,
do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am. Smelt. eV Ref...
do pfd
Am. Sugar Ref., ex-d. 37,oo 149
Am. Too., prd. cerllf. 2,400
Anaconda Mln. Co.... 300 109
Hrook. Rapid Transit 2.700
jz.t', me-,
244 244 t4tt
68
1.900 115 1144 l'
: i6
2,100 1090, J084 1084
300 ?4 Jl 31V
2.8iiO 664 ' 65 664
10O 42t4 4'ili 41 U
10.800 157 1644 1564
544
834
142
4
Wtt
914
894
54
$34
92
1424
SOU
Hi
4.000
1,300
SLOnO
400
82.800
500
20,7(10 864 344 85
1,800 804 794 794
2,K 73 70T '7ott
264 ' 26 26tt
$.100 ' 624 81 614
8.000 704 4 ' 694
l.-OO llHOk 11NU 11H-U
S0.800 364 364 354
900 98tt K 9D "
894 8M 384
100 3S 8
800 64V 64U, F,.1V
96,li)0 1334 1344 1324
1.900 Km 994 99
1.800 23 21", 224
1,900 44 4W 46
100 19 19 19 .
600 244 '244 244
5?4
240
'206 iso - iso 127
250
8O.2O0 78 77U 774
6.6O0 M'Z 364 354
400 944 944 91
100 34 36 36'
I 96
B'V '394 '394 394
100 17 17 17
100 " 40 - ' 40 atv
,-IUO 44 43 4.'!
reserve Ifi
shows:
gold. $64,497,510.
BISIE9S OP ASSOCIATED tlAK9
t learlaga of ' the Oroai t oaiaaerrlal
t'eaters of Coaatry.
NEW tORK, March $.-Tke following
table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bsnk clearings at the principal' cities tor
the week ended March 2. with the per
centage of increase and decrease, aa com
pared with th corresponding week last
year: - '
CITIES.
I Clearing,
I
Inc. Dee.
New Trtrk
Chicago
Roston ...:.v '.1
Phlladelphfa .
St. lours
Pittsburg
Pan Frant'lsco
Cincinnati .....
Baltimore ...-i
Kansas City .
New Orleans
Minneapolis ..
Cle eland
Iulsvllle
Detroit .; :
Mllwsukee
OMAHA
Providence . . ..
txa Angeles i
Buffalo
Indianapolis .....
8C Paul
Memphis ..............
St. Joseph.
Richmond ...........
Denver ....1
Columbus -.
Seattle i..-
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore .
Fort Worth
Toledo. O
Atlanta
Salt Lake .City
Rochester
Peoria
Hsrtford
Nsshvllle
Spokane. Wash
Ies Moines
Tacoma I...
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Davton
Portland. Me
Springfield. Maaa...
Augusta. Ql. .
Evansville , .
Sioux City
Birmingham
Syracuse
Worceater
Knoxville '
Charleston, 8. C...
Wilmington, Del....
Wichita
Wllkeabarre .........
Davenport
Little Rock .........
Topeka
Chattanooga ........
Jacksonville, Fla...
Kalamasoo. Mich...
Springfield, III
Fall River .....
Wheeling, W. Va...
Macon
Helena
1exlngton
Akron
Canton, O. ......,.
Fargo. N. D ..
Youngs tow 11
New Bedford
Rockford, 111
Lowell
Cheater, Pa
Blnghamton
Bloomington. III....
Springfield. O
Oreenshurg. Pa
Qulnc.y. Ill
Decatur, 111
Sioux Falls. S. D...
Jacksonville. Ill
Mansfield. O
Fremont. Neb
Cedar Rapids .'.
(Houston
tOalveston ..,
Total. V. S....'.;(
Outside New York..
.4K5.0TO.Tr'
2-JJ.816.938!
157.11.775!
170 95.290
t,426 e4
66.J30.716
Sw.MO.1621
24.186.4im
.074.877
ai.336.4f
n.WL219,
16.479.0261
15.ttS,M'
13.K1.016'
ll. &34j
9.3!.27J
9.3H8.5X'
7.7.i:
8.711.8JS.!
.. .$. 6&0i
S.I21JWI
s.n.i6r
S.101.8HS;
4.811.41
6.i2.234i
6.u76.i)OI
5.16;. 123'
6.5t."WO
2.840. 44ti'
4.0W6.096I
' 3.392.006
. 6.oiM.aH3
4.9tA8Wl
3..V9.S01
2.n.j62,
8.409.919!
3.93.3X3!
8.48.347
3.3I0.8A2
2,793.867
2.778.8401
2.514.h8
2.219.7351
2.015.6Sl
1.M2.2K9I
1.828.019
1.637.KT7
1.946.442
1.822.494!
1.048. 4f31
1.603.148!
1.. 149.9791
1.39.335
1.619.534!
1.360.37$:
1.1.12.689!
1.58.1.4471
1.163.066
1.116,631
1.35.421'
SW.9H11
995.557!
969.357
1, 163.666
802.7181
714.7R91
643.9181
805.3881
517.141
759. 4.16
945.506
670.0001
692.580
646.886!
642.806
636.686
403.666
436.161
4.S3.623
415.800
1,256.262
$90,159;
3H8.500I
463.677
469.143
263.828
883.729
374.045
. 382,181;
688.448
. 12.178.644
9.822.O0OI
13 J .
13 81.
31 1..
52.7 .
8 1'.
44 .6 .
21.3 .
$ .
,.47:8r
18'.
1.1.
11 t .
18.7 .
9.2 .
26 0.
9.2 .
12 6 .
'43.1'.
13.8 .
2.11.
2.6'.
la
0 1
22 8;.
43.3!.
16 5 .
30.0 .
$1.2;.
"ita's!.
4 4'.
77.2 .
43 .9 .
$7.
18. t1.
90 2 .
14 t .
16 .
30.8:.
28 6 .
2.6'.
17.3 .
12.6 .
10.8'
19.7 .
2.81.
is. r.
1
18 1'.
6 1.
29. II.
64.$ .
26 6
13.8 ,
18. 1!.
41.8
$.$j
'$:
8.0j
84.1
12.5
10.li
30.6!
14.01
5.1
.1 0.4
7.0
35.7
44
14 2
9 3
16 4
3 9
29 1
ii'.i
-SL2
"i'.i
'21
6 5
"!6
83.3
ii.o
26.0!
24.6
I
lit 51....
13.6 ....
$2 8 ....
0.3i....
18.01....
S.T
(13.886.0621
,048.875.315
78.61.
22.7.
CANADA-
19
...f..jf. . . a.
Montreal ....
Toronto
Winnipeg-Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver, 8
Quebec ...
Hamilton .........o.4'v '
St. John. N. B. ......
Iondon, Ont
Victoria, B. C..:
Totals
550.148
.452.846
,289.847
,829.529!
364.153
AAA m
b.ln ..T-y...-,
.....T '1.403,131!
973.6611
740.355
838.591
700.425 j
"VAC. . c
i-'j-"-,(1 .v.,4
::c-'
41.0!.
58.0.
OS
' OA
-I-
$ 58,578,8081 82.8;.
3 6
0.S
li
1.1
Balances paid 1rl cgih. '
tLast week.
4Ntn lnr.iAA In t ota 1 a heea naa eAntalnlnv
other Items than qlearlngs.-
1SW York Meaey Market.
NEW YORK, March $. MONEY' On call:
Market steady at 2tJ2 per ctnt; closing
bid, $4 per cent; offered at $4 per cent.
Time loans: Market Arm; alsty and ninety
dava. 344584 per cent; alx months. B3
$4 per cent.
PHIMB MERCANTILE PAPER-34Q-44
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOB Market ateady.
with actual business In bankers' bills at
$4 8704.lsT75 for demand and at $4.R4t4va4,g4
for alxty-day bills; posted rata, $4,854 and
$4 8546-4.88; commerclt) bills. $4,844.
SILVER Bar, 694c; Mexican dollars. 46c.
BONDS Market ateady for both govern
ment and railroad bonds.
Closing prlcea on bonds were:
0. S. rat. la, ref ....14WJa,aa (a. rtfa 101H
So roups lWVlil,. N. ant. 4t 1H
o la. rag. l44JHanbattan a. g. 4a...l0li
a coiison 14 4 1 Max. Cantral 4s 7
to saw 4a. rag Ss 1st lar H'
do roups, ..st2H Minn. A St. U 4a.. M
aa old 4a rag 104S4 14., K. T. 4i 1004
da old 4a. coupon.. Itcvi do la
Am. totaweo 4a, etfa. 71 H N. K. It. ot M. e. 4. 134
do U, rtf.
Atrhlaon gen.
do adj. 4a...
Atlantic 0. L.
Bal. Ohio 4
do 14a
Cantral ot oa.
do lit too
do id Inc ,
Chaa. Ohio 4,m...
rhlrago A. ivta..
C. B 0 n. 4a...
C . R I. P. 4s...
do rol. la
red. A St. L. g. 4a.
Chli-aio Tar. 4a
Colorado Mid. 4a....
Colo. So. 4,
Cuba 6a. ctfa
P. R. O. 4a.
niatillar,' Sac. (a
Eria prior liaa 4a
do gan. 4a
F. W. St D. C. la
Hording Val. (Via.
Offered.
tltst'N. T. c. a. lua i
..IIH4 N. 1. C. g. Kt 1S4
.. rt14.N0. raelflo 4a. 10t4
..144 I do lo 7?
. .1044 N. A W. : H 10JS
.. O. S. U rtdf 4t.... I7H
..111 iPana. ooa. m 10444
.. 10 Raadlsg gn. 4a 11
,. 18 t. L. A 1. M. c. la. 1114
10IH St. V. A s. r. fa. 4a. tltt
M St. li. S. W. a. 4a.... Mil
...100 'sa,Mard K. L,. 4a.... ai
... 114 So. PacIRo 4a Ml
... N So. Railway la U,
a..lMUTaiaa A f. la Ill
... 17 - T.. 8t. U W. 4a.. S6'
... Ttt'o t'nloo PaclAo 4a 106
... SI da easT. 4a 1114
...114 V. 8. Steal id la H
...19IH waoain la
... 74 do dab. B
...101 W'ostarn lid. it
... MHW. I.. E. 4a
llIWla. Cantral 4i
ill 1
..1144
.. 704
.. l4
.. M
.. M4
A ) 1114 1114 1114
4M.811O 924 901 914
1.900 1184 1184 H8
Colo. Fuel ac Iron
Consolidated Oaa....
Corn Producta
do pfd
DLstlllera' Securities..
General Electric
Int. Paper
' do pfd
Int. Pump
do pfd
Int. Lead
North American ....
Pacific Mall
People's Oaa
Pressed Steel Cur....
do pfd
Puulman Palace Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Good,
do pfd
Tenn. Coal a Iron....
V. 8 leather
do pfd
V. S. Realty
I'. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Va.-Car. Chemical ..
do pfd
Weatlnghouae Klec.
11,3110
K.8110
200
1,700
800
100
9T4
St
1464
74
104
664
604
211 .
20
146
9741
109
664
514
1 !
..-in.
624
214
t--a if it.-,
77 76V 764
384 $72 $7H
1884 1874 187
214 214 . lltt
Li
'.'ioQ .
JO
864
34 V
2.5110 1034
I'M 4kV
AVeslern
I'nlon
T,6oo
$)
loo
!.80
1.300
m
:iui
64.100
1.700
9fi0
3 !
i
1MI
67.1011
29.9011
3.000
1
mo
81 1)
11114
88
246
214
784
254
974
94
114
1M
944
4-'4
1134
. 3,
W,
37
v
181
94
864.
1024
464
109
38 -88
245
39
19
344
103
46
109'
245
19,
3
264
;x4
:5ia
97
87 8S4
na
1034 1084
92 92l!
414 414
1114 1114
3u?,
V
181
934
ill1.,
964
;ii4j
18
181
HJ4
Total aslea for the day. 1.04o.u1 sharea.
Haak learlaga.
OMAHA. March 3 Bank ctearlnga today
aere $1,957,148.85. For Ihe con esponiilng
day of 194 the clearings were $1,540,320.63.
Irraaary Sratraaeal.
WASIIIVGTON. March 3 .-Today s auit
ment uf the treasury l.l.iinca In the gen
ral (and, oaolujuvs of the (Uu.Ctwu.OOO fold
Boatoa Storks aad Boada.
BOSTON, March $ -Call loana, 334 per
cent; time loana, $4944 per cent. Official
closing on stocka and bonds:
Atcntaon sdj. 4a MHiAdrsatura
do
Mai. Cantral 4a..
Atiblaon ...J. ......
do pfd .........
Beaton A Alfcanr..
Boaion A Mains Ill
Boaoo BlaTatad Ill
.14
. I4l
.101
ritchbura pfd
Mel. Cantral
N. V., N. H. aV H.
tTnfon Partflo ......
Amar. Ar,a. Cham.
do pfd
Amir. Pnau. Tuba..
Amar. Sugar
do pfd .-.
Amar. T. It T
Amar. Woolaa
do pfd
Dominion I. A .
Kdlaoa Kiac. III,.,
ttanaral Biactrlo ..
Mia. Rlactrla
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
1'nlted Fruit
I'nlied Shoe Mack..
do pfd
t'. S. Btasl
do pfd
Bid. "Asked,
Allousa
Amalgamated ..
Amarlo,, lna
Allaatlc
Bingham
Cal. Herla...
Cantannlal
.14$ Coppar Raaga .
. . I44 nalr WW
.. Domlnloa Coal
. Franklin
.. K4 Oraocy
.. H4 lata Karala ....
.. Maaa. Mining .,
..14414 Mlchliaa
..li Mohawk
..11 Mont. C. A '..
.. 4614 Old Domlaiaa .
.. ()! ul
.. M Parrot
Muinar .
,.1IT Shannon
.. II VTB4rack
.. 41 iTrlnlly
.. 4H'l'. S. Mining..
,.liH I'. fll
.. MS4 I'lab
., 44 Ivirtona
. , 4144 Winona
.. Woitarlna
.. I
.. 414
.. 1TH
.. 11
.. li.4
.. K4
..IT
.. 114
.. IS
.. 14tt
.. W'4
.. 14
.; 14
.. 14
.. 111
.. 114
.. 434
..
.. 24
.. 14
.. t4
. .K
.. 14
..124
.. IOUj
... 44
.. 4
.. 40
... 44
.. 1IV4
..111
Iaadoa Stack Market.
LONDON, March I. Closing quotations
atoegs gno oonas:
Cooaola. moaay
do account ....
Anaconda
Atrhlaaa
da p(d ........
Raltlmora A Ohio
Canadian Pacltc
Chaa. Ohio....
i'huago Ot W...
C. M. A St. P..
DaBaara
Daniar A R. 0 .
do pfd
Erla
da' lat pfd....'.
do Id pfd
Illlnoia Caairal ..
Uul A Naafe...
M.. K a r
SO ll-ll.Norfolk A W M'4
H 11-11 da pfd 14
... 14 Ontario A W
, .... M IPennarlvanla 7.1S
...IMHIRand Mluaa 10'
...112'a'Kaadlni
...144t da lat pfd 41
... 411 do Id prd 41
... 24 Sa. Railway 17
...lll4 do pfd luu
...ill !Su. Pacltc 71
. .. it l alan Faelflc 114
.,. y- do pfd 10)
.... 4t it'. S. Slaal 17
.... do aid 91
... 71 Wabaid IS 'I
....1141 do pfd 41
...141 iSaaaian 4a 1
;
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Csttls Eeceipts kfoderste snd Msrkst Enled
Strong oa 8te ejs and Cows.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Hardly Kanaga Offered to Teat 4ar
ket aa aeea aad 1 sa ha, hat
Kornaer Coald Be Mooted Steady
aad Latter Rather !"lo.
SOCTH OMAHA. March 5. 19.6.
Receipls w.-re; Cattle, lloaa. Sheep.
Official Mnnrtv ..- 3.266 6.1S2 4.747
Offlclal Tueedav 4 868 9.X9 S.42o
OfTlcial Wednesday 2. 74 ' 1".;:'4 S.089
8fTtcal Thursdav 2.992 13.67$ IO.O80
fflclal Friday a.l) 10.000 2.2S0
Five dsvs this week ... 15.800 49.418 30.."4
Same days last week. . . . li.fH 64.663 44., iM
Same days week before.. 9.169 21 2.$ 2."i7J
Same three weegs ago... 15.614 43.'i9l 265."
Same four weeks ago I4.1i7 is.;46 21. "bi
Same daya last year 16.28 3498 35.766
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
- The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
vear;
1906. 1904. ' Inc. Dec.
Cattle 184.215 161.353 .... 17.138
"" 424.527 4S1.191 1.336
Bheep 274.71 312.537 .... .S19
Tho lOiiotaaia imi.. Ii.... .'-i rfVtiaM
price of hog at south Omaha for the laat
several day,, with comparlaona:
Feb. 18
Feb. 17..
Feb. 18..
Feb. 19..
Feb. 20..
Feb. 21..
Feb. 22..
Feb. 23..
Feb. 24..
Feb. 25..
Feb. 26..
Feb. 27..
Feb. 28..
Mar. 1..
Mar. 2..
Mar. 3..
I 1S0J. 19(H.li)3.il902.;1901. 11900.11899.
Tss
i 4 654I t 03
I 4 73 I $ 02
4 ( I t 04 1
ili
I 4 6T. $ 24,
I 4 M) I
., 4 (j-, i 2
W 6 22
4 654, 19
-I 4 73-J iK
I 4 754, 32
I 4 834, a 22i
1 4 M 1 6 14
., 4 71' 6 1
.1 1 6 12
S3
7 0$i
9l
Si.
4 8
M
i-l
84
811
91
$ 80,
h91
1
98
y os-
6 79
i s
6 86!
W.
o J
I
6 97
6 93
5 88!
6 81 1
& 90,
6 VI 0
. 6 2a
$ 111 I
t 32
6 a,
i i;
6 U
a 1
6 a
1
K 38;
i S3
6 27:
6 38,
4 63
4 76
$63
i $3
4 S3;
4 71 $ 50
4 '.4 3 4i
4 1. a 00
4 H $ M
4 69! 8 63
I 8
4 66
4 67
3 ;;
4 6.1
4 Ml
4 69
3 tl
a
$ 61
.1 62
$ $7
Indicates Sunday.
The official number or cars of a
brought In today by each road was:
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C. M. A St. P. Ry.... 4 3..
Wabash I
Mo. Pacific Ry 2 6
I'nlon Pacific System 15 26 8
C. N. W. Ry 2 7
F., K. & M. V. R. R.. 47
C, 8t. P.. M O. Ry. 11 . 7
B. A M. Ry 12 26 2
C, B. & g. Ry...... 6 8
C. R. I. A P.. east., i 10
Illinois Central 14..
Chi. Great Western.. 1 2
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10
Total receipts 89
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as tollows. each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated':
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing company 463 2.491 ....
Swift and Company 4.S 2.11H 12
Cudahy Packing Co b7 1.671 5-1)
Armour Co 7 - 3.1 1$ ad2
Vansant at Co 23
Carey Benton 18
l.ohman dt Co 6
McCreary A Carey $3
Hill 2b
Huston A Co 18
L. F. Hum 30
Wolf Murnan 2
MIms Haggerty 43
J. R Root At Co 8
Mill la A Kline 4
Other buyers ; 184 358
Total 2.287 10.378 1,177
CATTLK There was only a fair run of
cattle In aight for a Friday, and aa the
demand was quito brisk, the. market ruled
active and strong on anything that would
do to kill. Buyers were all out early and
It waa not lung before everything was dis
posed of.' J
The market on beef steers could safely
be quoted active and strong and, the same
aa usual under such conditions, some sales
were made aa much na a dime higher.
Packera all seemed to be anxious for them
and aa a result competition was keen. Aa
compared with a week ago the market on
practically all grades Is fully , a quarter
higher and some salea show even' more Im
provement than that. . . .-, e -
The cow market was also , active and
stronger, sales going all tho way from
steady to a dime higher. Aa compared with
a week ago the market may be quoted 2o
85c higher, the Improvement being on all
gradea, the common kinds having advanced
along with the choicer cattle. The demand
has apparently been In excess of the sup
plv all the week, 'and 'consequently each
dsv'a offerlnga haa been well cared fof.
The bull market waa also strong today
and for the week prices have advanced
fully as much as cows. Best gradea are
now selling up to $4.00, agalnat $3 50 a week
ago. Veal calves were strong, the top be
ing $6.00.
There were only g few stockers and feed
ers on sale today and speculators bought
them at good, steady prices, even though
It waa Friday. The demand from the coun
try this week haa been In good ahape and
prlcea are a big 26c higher than a week
ago. Aa high aa $4.50 was paid yesterday
bv a feeder for cattle to go back to the
country. Representative sales:
BEES' iTiana
81 LV KR Bar, steady, 27 S-l6d per 01.
.huh r. 1 s per cent.
The rate of discount m the opennarket
for short bills Is t'yfl-'4 por cent; for thiee
months bills, 3 61t)4 per rent.
1
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5c; molaarea sugar. 44c Refined, qui;
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SHEEP There was a fair run of aheep
and lambs reported thla morning, but only
three cars were on aata, part of the receipta
having been sold to arrive and part billed
through. . With only three car on aale
not much of a test of the situation could
bo made, but sbeep could safely be yuotad
ateady, with lambs alow.
FVw the week the market on sheep has
thown very nttie cnang. tne qemana br
parently being fully equal to -tne supply
IjhiIm are also not a great deal different
from ths mean close of laat week, but as
compared with Monday and Tuesday of
this week there Is a loss of fully ID to i5c.
Quotations for fed stock: Good to choice
yearlings, $6.40436.M; fair to good year
lings, M.004B4.4O; good to choice ' wethers,
$8.60O.00: fair to good wethara. $5.008.e0;
good to choice ewes. $6.00036.60: fair to good
twos, $4.60476.00; common to fair ewes, $400
(0.du; goo a 10 cnoice mm oa, fi.amtTi.ou; rair
to good lambs, $7.00717.26; feeder lambs, $(.60
ft 6.75. Representative sales:
NO. AV.
113 weatern ewet '. 64
$ Colorado ewes 103
280 weatern wethers and owes.. $1
362 western' wethers snd owes
$97 Colorado wethers
1 Colorado wether
6 Colorado yearling wethers
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CHICAGO I.ITK STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep and laabi Are Steady
Hoars Fire feats Hlgbetr.
CHICAOO, March $.-CATTLB-Rcelpta,
2,600 head; market ateady; good to prime
steers, $6.fi0e.i0; poor to medium, H-O0itr6.00;
stockers and feeders, $2.40aa.45; cows, $3.50
tH 20; heifers, $3.60ijg4.76; canners, $1.263i2.75;
bulls. $2.26p4fl0; calres. $3.Our?.0O.
HOGS Receipts. 24.000 head: estimated to
morrow, 18,000 head; market 6c higher;
mixed and butchers. $4.7Vy6.05: good to
choice heavy. $4.80436.10; rough heavy, $4.76
436.00; light, $4.70S4.96; bulk of aales, $4.Oo?
6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head- market steady; good to choice weth
era, $5. 764.00: fair to choice mixed. $0,611
6 75: weaterraheep, $6.5036 00; native lambs,
$7.0087.80; western lambs, $7.50g7.80.
Kanaas City Lire stork Market. '
KANSAS CITY. March $. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 1,400 head, Including 60 head south
erns; market steady to strong; choice ex
port snd dressed beef steers, $5,0016.75; fair
to good, $4.0nj.O9; western fed steers, $3.78
fgB.w; stockers snd teeners, $3.01x94.60
soutnern cows, 44.ntxnB.rni; native cows,
en!; native heifers. $2.754.76; bulls.
04. no; calves. s3.0UQti.T6.
HOOS Receipts. 6.300 head; market 5c
higher; bulk of aalea. $4.7MjM.974: heavv.
$4 iiKflfi.OO; packers, $4 80.86; plga arid
lights. $4 loVt.ftO
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 4.200
head; market stesdy; native lambs, $6,600
7.50; native wethers, $t.0Ofit).85; native fed
ewes, $4.769.5A; western fed lambs. $6.60(9
7. til; western fed yearlings. $6.0H.66; west
ern fed sheep, $4.7&j26 8t; stockers and feed
era, $3.50b6.50.
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$2.60
St. I.ools Lire atoek Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 8 CATTLE Receipts,
1,600 head, Including 100 head Texana; mar
ket strong; native ahipplng and export
eteers, $4.506.9ti; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $3.766.dO; ateera under 1.000 Iba.,
$3.2o$4.10; stockers and feeders. $2.50fH 65;
cows and heifers. $2Kft4.60; canners. $1.86
ff'1.16; bulla, $2.4690.16; calves. $4 0004)26;
Texas and Indian ateera, $2.60$4.7S; cows
tnd heifers. $2.00'cft).8t.
HOOS-Racelpts. 6.000 head: market
steady; pigs and lights. $3.75U4.7u; packers,
$4864).no; butchers snd best heavy, $6.00Ht
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 1.200
head; , market strong; natives, I4.Ch.kC 600;
Uimls, $4.6O9,7.50; culls snd bucks, $4 2fi
4.50.
St. Joseph I. Its atoek Market.
ST. .JOBKPH. Mo.. March 8. CATTLK
Receipta, 722 head; market steady; natives,
$3.76'ln.60; cows and heifers, $1710-4 45;
Stockers and feeders, $2.7604.26. '
HM8-Recelpts, 6.803 head; market 5c
higher: light, $4.70434.o; medium and heavy,
$4 toft 02V.
SHBKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 28$
head; lamba, $7.60.
loos City l.lT4 toek Market.
SfOrX CITY.' la.. March 3.- (Special Tel
egram. I CATTLE Receipls. 10 head; msr
ket strong; heevea. 3 5oifj.i.e; cos, bulls
Jnd mixed, $2.2694.10: stockers and feeders.
l.Ttpx m; calves and yearlings, $?.26ti3.60.
1IOOS Receipts. 8.0u0 head; market fc
higher, selling at $4.&Mgr4.SlO; hulk of sales.
$t.66tJ4.;o.
Stark la Sight.
Receipts of Hu4 stock tt ths tig principal
wesisrn maraets yeaierony were;
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City
St. Louis
61. Joseph . ,.
Chicago
Total
Cattle. Hog,. Sheer
... '..$. IO.O11O 1.250
4) S Oim
1 f" 1 6 4 Hi
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n 2x8
.6io 24,(l"0 e.tsio
$,$2$ 64,10
t oaTeo Market.
NEW YORK. March l.-t'OF F K K - T he
msrWM for future opened steady and
lilghei-.'Ths floes wait steady at a nef ad-
vain of limit points: sale wire reported
of 1J4, A bags. Including Man-h, 4.064 10c;
April. ll.VHdjnr; Mav, ft 281 tor; Jm. !
4o4S.56c; September. 704a75c: November.
6 " ; liemmiHT, aii) i.'-i-. Spot . market
quiet; No. 7 Rio Invoice, 7c."
OMAHA WHOIKItlK 3l.Rla.KT. .
..." .
Coadltloa af Trade Qaolatleaa aa k
Staple aad raaey lreda.
K(K7S Receipts Increasing, candled stock,
lfajisv.
LIVK POULTRY Hens, lr; young roog.
ters. according to slsr, $c to lOr: old tooe-
ters, SWjjtlc; turkeys. Inc; ducks. 10c.
BI'TTKR-Packing sUJt V'c; choice lo .
fancy dairy. 24y.ic; creamery. rjW;
prints, $lc.
FRESH FROZKV F18H-Trout, tc; pick
erel oi pise. se; pouch, V; 4risan, j.'c
whlteflsh. &c; salmon, lie: redsnapper. Inc;
halibut. ; trapple. lie; buffalo, .c: white
buss, 11c; herring. 5c; blueflsh'. llc;'Spanlah
mackerel lie. rog legs, per dot., 40c.
HR AN Per ton. fl7 Oft
HAY- Prices quoted ny Omaha Wholesale
Hav Peslera' association: Choice No. I up
land. $: '; No. 2. ettfae, medium, 6 i.oarOH,
$5.50. Hyp straw. $Vno. These prices are
for hsv of gocd color and quality.'
OTS TERS New York counts, per eta.
45c; extra selects, per can 35c; atandarda.
rer can. Hoc. flulk: . Standards, per ftal., .
$1.40: extra elects.-' per gal.. $1.16; New
York counts per est . $1 A
TROPICA! FRUITS- ' r
ORANOES California, extra ttnvt Bed
land navels, all sixes. $.'.50; fancy navels.
$:' 25; choice navels, large alses 64,, 9$. 112
$2.10.
LEMONS Callfi'i'f. foe-ey. $! TO: '34 and
$. $3 si; choice. 270, 300, $X, $0.(41. . .
DATF.Srer m.x of 30-lb t-kgs.. $2o;
Ilallowee. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 46c.
FIGS-Callfornla. per Hi-in. csrt.ir, 764 ,
85c; Imported Smyrna.' 4-crtrwn.' tor; and
t-crown. 12c; fancy, Imported (Washed), is 1
l ib. pkg., 16lao.
RANANAs Per medium-sited bunch. $1.7
452 75; lumbos $2 ttr3.00.
GRA t'EKRUIT Per box of $4 lo 64. M.6S.
FRUITS. ,
APPLKS-New I org Kings. S.S: Kaw
York Greenings. $3 60; New York Baldwin,
tl.oo; Colorado Win neaps, per bu. bog, $1.50; ..
Pipplna, $1(0. r ' 1 '
GRAPES Imported Malagaa. .per keg,
$7.00.
TANGERINES California, per bo4 v
$2.50
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell and Bu
gle, per bhl., $8.00; Jerseys per bbU, $$01); '
per box, $2.76.
VEGETABLES.'
POTATOES Homo grown, .in sacks, per
bu., 46c; Colorado, per bu.. 60c. .
TURNIPS-Old. per bu., 40c; Canada rut
abagns. per lb., lei new. per dos 46c.. .
CAH HOTS Old, per bu., 40c; new, per
dot., 4nc.
PARSNIPS-Old. per bu., 40c. '
BEETS Old, per bu., 60o; new, por dot., 1
45c. . , r
BEANS Navv, per bu.. $3.004$ .10.
ONIONS Home grown, red in sacks, per
lb., 3c; Spanish, per crate, $3.60; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c; new, southern, per dot ,
46c.
CUCDMBERS-Per do , $1.7502.00. '
TOMATOES Florida, per t-baskot crate,
$46006.00.
CAULIFLOWER - California, per crate.
$3.00.
CABBAGE Holland leed. p4r 4b; Uc '
SWEET POTATOES Kansas klUl urled.
per bbl.. $2.60.
CELERY-Callfornla. 457c
RADI8HE8 Hot houae, per do., 46e.
LETTUCE Par boa of about fifteen.,
heads. 60c.
RHUBARB Per Aax. bunches. TScl.OO.
PARSLEYPer dos. bunches. Joe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAUERKRAUT Wisconsin, par keg.
$2.26.
CIDER New York, per bbl., $5 50: per.
half bhl.,J3.25.
CHEESE Wlaconaln twins, full ' earn,
13c; Wisconsin Young America, 14c; block
Swiss, new, 15a; old, l$'17c; Wisconsin
brick, 15c; Wisconsin llmburger, 14c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. green. 8c;
No. 1 salted, 84c; No. $ tatted. 7Hc; No. 1 .
veal calf, tc; No. 2 veal calf, 7c; dry aalted,
84T14c; sheep pelts, 25ctJ$1.00; horse hldoa,
ti.6otr;t.oo.
NUTS Walnuts,' No; I soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 11c;
No. $ soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. t hard
shells, per lb., 13c; Pecana, large, per lb., '
12c; small, per lb , 10o; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted pes nuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuta,
fier lb., I2$rl34c; glmonds, soft shell, per
b., 17c; hard sell, per lb., 15c; chestiiuts.
per lb.. 12V,.7J13c; new black walnuts, per
bu., T&tTOOc; shellbark hickory nutt. per bu.
$1.75; large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.60,
Metal Market. . ,
NEW YORK. March $, METALS An
other decline In lndon tin market, where
spot closed at 10 6a and futures at 1$t .
10s,- caused weakness here and spot was
lower at $28.25itj'28.75. Copper also wss
easier abroad, closing at 67 17s 64 for spot
aad 68 6s 3d. for.. futures. Locally tho
market remains firm. It Is said, (hers are
aome small lots which might possibly ba
secured a shade under quotations, hut
producera are alill firm In their views, with
lake quoted at $16.60; electrolytic, $l6.7Vt49)
16.60; casting. $16.00fi-!5.25. - Lead- wta-lower
In London,, closing- at 11 17s 6d, but to-'
malned unchanged locally at $4.46434.60.
Spelter -waa lower In Ixindon,. closing at
33 16a. Ixically the market 'Was quiet,
but showed a firm- undertone,, with spot
Suoted st $AM056.2&. Iron closed at 64s In
lasgow and 4Hs 10V,d In Middlosborough.
Locally iron was reported firmer, and some
foundries are said to be holding; fof higher- .'
prices. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted
at $17 fVf18 25; No. 3 foundry . northern. 1
$17.75Y18.00; No. 1 foundry southern snd No, I
1 foundry southern soft at $17.75H8.2&.
Cottoa Market
NEW YORK, March 3. COTTON Spot )
closed quiet; middling uplsnds, 7,75c; mid
dling gulf, fc. Sales, 630 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 3-COTTON-Spot
In fair demand, prices 4 points lower;
American middling fair, 4.54(1; good mid- .
rtllng, 4.22d; middling, 4.10d; low middling. I
3.f8d; good ordinary. $.84d; ordinarv, $.68d.
The aales of the dsy war lO.OM) bales, of
which 1,000 were for speculation and ex
port, and included 9,609 American. Re
ceipts, 1,000 bales, Including 2,000 American.
Futures opened easier end closed steadv;
American middling, g. o. c. March. 8.97d;
March and April. 8.97d; April and May, 4d;
May and June, 4. Old: June and July, 4.03d;
July and August. 4.03d; August and Sep
tember, 4.040; September and October, 4.(;;
October and November. 4.06d; November
and December, 4.06d; December and Janu
ary, 4.07d. ,
Oil aad Roaln. '
OIL CITY. March 3. OILfVCredlt bal-' .
ances, $1.89; certificates, no bid; shipments
100.361 bbls.; average, 91,261 bbls.: runs, $7.7ll ,
bbls. Shlpmenta, Lima, 88.052 bbls.: aver
age. 72.li bbls.; runs, IJma. 58.110 bhls. '
havannah, Marcn 3. i u iMrpentin. . ,
firm at 61c.
ROSIN-Flrm: A. B. C. i.T7A: D. $J85: K. "
$2 874; E. $2.242.5: O. $2.97Sj.O0' II, .'
$3.K: T. $3.50: K. $4.06; M, $4.50;, N, $4.71; !
W a. $5.00; W W. $6.16. .
Jew York Mining; Stocks. '
NEW YORK. March 8 -The following ant
the nosing quotations on mining stocks:
Adam eon....
41k
Bra
Vrunawlrk co ..
CVomatock Tilonel
ton. cl. Va..
Hora tllvar
Iron flilvar
Laaarllla con
16 it.tttle rhlaf..;..,' t
,. 76 Ontario ....' 271
. . M nphlr 461 '
.. 4 Irhoanli 4
.. I iPotoal II
.110 tavaa
..170 llarra Ketaaa 47
..100 .Small Hop....!. M
.. I lluodart 1st '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.,
DEEDS flled for record March 8. aa fur
nlshed by- the Midland Gusrantee and .
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farpam afreet, for The Hee:
Belle E. Hickman and husband to F.
E. Ixickwood, n '4 nwVt and awW nwW
sec. 26-16-10 $1,50$
II. A. Loekwood and wife to F. E.
Iockwood, 114 nwv and swV nw' '
aeo. 26-16-10 1.50S
C. M. Loekwood nnd wife to F. tt.
j.ncJcwood. n1, nw4 and ' ,BW
tec. 26-16-10 .....i 1.000
Elixa S. Sedwlch et al. to I'nltt. lot
6. block "U." Iiwe'a add 56
A. W. Andersen to Kiln M. Anderson,
lot 14. block 6. Drake's add 1,000
Elisabeth T. lAcey to Elslnore Plait
cunipany. port nwU of sec. 7-16-18.. 1
Jrvlngton Cemelery soclatlon to A.
Cojol, part of swi4 sec. 36-16-12 1.09
A. Bowman to Issbelle . Meeker, lots ' j
40, 41 and 42, block 2 and other prop-
ertv In Saunders A Hlmebaiigh'a add. '
to Wnlitul Hill 1 '!
Mattle E. Shelby and husband in 1 '
Sophia M. l'Hv iM. pari of lots 26 tnd -
2li. block 8. Hanscom Pises 2. ft1) "
R, R. Hsatlngs to Harriet K Williams, t,
lot 11. block 2. sub. of J. I. Redlck a.. t
E. R. Benson and wife to W. T. (Ira-
.ham, lot 18, block 2. I'lalnvlsw 5t ,
J W. Thoniaa and wife lo Lily K
BlMi k, lot 3. block 12. Highland ('lace $ Mm
Edwards -Wood Co.
tlnrorporatsd i
fltln Olflcti Fifth and Robarta Straatt 1
ST. HAUL. niNN. '
OIALIRS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your Groin to-ljV
raaeh Oltlso. 110-411 Board $ Trada
Hlabf., Uanaaa. Rati. Teleaajeae atlf. j.
vf 214 Rxrhang llldg... Souiaj Omaha.
Roil 'koot $14 Iiatliii4l 'rusaa k
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