TITE OMAITA DAILY HEE: SATURDAY, MAKCII 11, 1903.
IS
GRAIN AND VRODUCE MARKET
July Wheat Ureal. Badly and Doei Not
Bail? on Bnying.
OREGON. HARD REJ WHEAT CONTROVERSY
Ce?4 Market taprctlif with Many
. (or Yellav Cora
Argentina Shlasant
Coatlnne Llikt.
OMAHA. March 10. 1908.
The future, of the wueat satiation today
-was the break in July vnrtc. The May
opened at $1.14 and declined by noon same
tiling over W making it about as It waa
,'J'nutaiJay. Th Juiy Thursday lor high
point reached -rtc and tor low point 9oc,
iouajr u reucbej Mo at one time, out
toll away at once and de .-lined aladily to
lfc)e. 'ine livombiu crop reports received
on every slue, which did not flee I the.
May, Lear ulrectly on the Juiy. which may
be a new crop future. '1 he Michigan Mai oh.
lcport will suow i-enruaiy unmade In on.y
a lew email spots, wneicas the rfpott a
ear ago shod dttmaet in one-half the
districts. Argentina weather Is reported
aa improving, though wheat haa n
sotnewnaO Injured in the stack. The
weather has oeett seasonably favoraJ jle In
moat sections lor the winter wheat. It
aaa .Improved nearly everywhere oer the
early winter condition. No danyxge haa
yet heen reported from districts .here Ice
mother was antiripated. Wb'at clear
ances were the largest la a Ions; , time, being
40.0UO bushels. Tne primary IV -eel pis were
4Wt,600 bushels, against H,utj bushels . last
year, and the shipments wefi, 23O.0U) bush
els, against Si,uuu bushels. , j-he Argentina
visible la M.wuu hushes. , against ,11:',UK)
last week and l.WtO.uuo e,sl year. The
Argentina shipment ar j 4.o72,t8 bushels,
against ,i04.W last and 2,760,fco0 last
yer. The Kansas Ctjty wheat stocks de
creased ii.sM buuiels, ,tn total amount be
ing l,M bunhc.a. ,
The great qtu-mion -'before the speculators
and miller is whet..r Oregon Red Kusslan
hard wheat will ra admitted to grade with
tha regular soft g-ed wheat. The matter
wa tnreshed o er In Chic ago Thursday
afternoon and ,Vi great deal of pressure
brotght to be.,- ngalnat It. The commis
sion, however., naving admitted It to grajie.
in Knst St. .ouls, may do so in Chicago.
It would ha a marked en en on the mar
ket 1C H w ire done. The millers say H is
worth fro ft c to Sc less than the soft red
wheat aty) can he used only to the extent
of 36 pcy'cent In flour. In October It sold
at i yrider the regular and is now 7c
under. If t were admitted the holders of
the Legon would make from 6c to 8c profit.
The , are in Chicago and St. Louis about
KM.M bushels or tills wheat.
"Tit commission houses continue to boom
'm speculation. They have been advising
nelr customers for two weeks at letist to
vuj win ntiu in iuq wni'ii aione. ii tne
government report Is to be bearish It hns
Owen discounted in both wheat and corn
already and can havr Utile effect now In
that direction. The May corn was slightly
weaker today, the hl;h point being iibout
He down from Thuiaday. The cables how
ver were 4 higher. There seems to be a
atronger demand and lighter country move
ment, Chicago has been selling No. 3 yellow
corn c. i. f. buffalo at 2o over the May. Chi
cago shipped 815.000 bushela Thursday. The
Argentina shipments are very light. Peoria
report demands active and market there
up.lPeorla la getting Inquiries from nil
ver the south and east. Philadelphia was
-declined. New Orleans In reported from
Peoria aa without yellow corn nnd having
a strong demand. Nwhvllle has a good
demand at advanced prices. ILoulsvllle is
Buying ireeiy mere enia tfurraio is suld to
bo bidding strongly in (hat maiket for
yellow eorn. The pVImary recelpta are 603,
4Xi0 against 482.000 trjshels and the shipments
are 69,000 against 341,000 bushels. The
Argentina shlpnrnts of corn are lls.OO)
bushels again'. 198,000 last week nnd S47fln0
bushel last yeur. The Argentina visible
supply of torn Is 712.9O0 bushels against
'789,006 la,t week and 394,000 last year. The
Xanana City stock of corn Is 189,100 an In
crease of 13,000 bushels. The corn clear,
arvea are 288,882 bushels'.
Omaha lash Prices.
WIIEAT-No. 2 hard, $1.064il.08; No. a
hard, cio$l.4j No. 4 hard, u49oc: No. 3
spring,, 11.06.
COKtf-No. 2. 46c; No. I. 44c No. 4.
43l4)&44c; no grade, 40&43c; No. 8 yellow,
46c; No. 8 yellow, 44c; No. 3 white, 46tic;
lNo. 8 white, 4&C.
OATB-No. 2 mixed. 30c; No, 8 mixed,
2He; No. 4 mixed, 2Sc; No. white, Jlc; No.
S white, tOoi No. 4 white, 2HWo, standard.
,0c.
Carlot Receipts.
- : . .. Wheat Corn, Oatc
ni1ca4ct)--..l..i....s..'...:... '23 897 19
Kanea City 64 38 10
Minneapolis 349
Dulu.h 3
St. Iuis 8 41 68
Oroiha : 84 2a
Ulnneapolla Wheat Market.
Tha rauge ot prices paid in Minnsapolls a
reported by the Edwards-Wood (.winpany.
Uv-Ul Hoard ol Trade, was:
Articles, Open. H.gh.l Voir Close. Tes y.
Whe,t I I I
May., 110 111 109ti 1 10 1 10T4
July.. 1 07 1 08 1 06 1 O'.Hl I 07;n
Bept... 88 89 88 t&;
WKW . YORK OK.ERAIi MARKET
4e4atUBs of the Day oa Varloos
Commodities.
NH3W YORK. March lO.-FLOUR-Re-velpts,
16.000 bbls.; exports. 18,6)16 bbisi the
market was dull and barely steady; winter
patents, (6.606.80; winter straights, to.2iK(j
Slat; Minnesota patents, 86.860.30; winter
oatraa, H Bo(U'-.J0; Minnesota takers. $4.tf'd
- 4.601 winter uw grades, 3 4 4.10. Kye ilom,
dull; fair to good. Koou-t. .0; choice,
to fancy. 81.764.96 buckwheat flour, dull;
per loo lbs., :.0i'u'2.10.
wuniAiLAu oieauy ; nne wnue si.su;
.enajrse- new. ll.llKil iai lclln-drle1. 12 IliY.rt In
, mu nominal; auc.
BAJiLKY Dull ; feeding. 444c, c. I. f.
Mew Vurk: maltlna. itimltic a. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT No receipts. Spot market easy;
Do. S red, nominal, eievntor, II. Wi. f. o. b.
.float; No. 1 northern, Duluth, Jl.H, f. o.
b. atloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, 11.10, i. a. b.
afloat. Options opened higher on cables
aad bullish Argentina news; eased oft, ral-
HmI Hartttn nn hull euttnurt o nil enM a.iIIiap
In the northwest, but in the afternoon
turned very weak. This break was caused
by a bearish Modern Miller report, heavi
ness In the southwest and prospects for
bearish government figures, which left the
market Anally weak at VilUc net decline;
May. 11.11(1)1. 13',, cloned Uu!i) July. 9-iVil
. 84 li-Kic. closed tic; Beptember, 89 7-10-WHi
closed 89c.
CUHN Receipts, 96.750 bu.; exports, 46..
til bu. Bput market barely ateady; No. 2,
sUrC, elevator, and 63', f. o. b. arloat; No. 2
ytTlow, 64Vto; No. 2 white, 64V(o. The option
market was neglected all day and closed
easy with wheat at HS'Hc net decline;
May. 63'if&3Ho, olosed S4c; July closed 63 0.
OATsV Iteceipts, i9,600 bu.; exports, 12 506
bu. Spot market quiet; mixed. 2ti to 32 lbs.,
STH&JfcVe: natural white. 30 to 32 lbs.. 8tH
4f$dc; cApped white, 36 to 40 lbs., 39b41o.
HAY Dull; shipping, 66370c; good to
Choice, 8'.'mi90c.
HOPS Quiet; state, commm to choice,
1904, 27tfaic; 1J3, &4$c, olds. lU13c; Pa
cltlo couet, 1904. 2;&30c; 1903, 24Di7c; Olds,
Uu 13o.
HIDED Quiet: Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
Isc; California, 21 to 26 lbs., lc; Texas, dry,
24 to 80 lbs., 140.
I.rATHKR Steady; acid, 24260.
PROVI810N8-Beef. steady; family, 112.00
SVf.'Jv; mesa, t9.0O'n9.60: beef hams, 22.(hi(J
.60;-packet. Hl.Onu 12.00; city extra India
mess. l.oj18.0. Cut meata, ateady; pick
led belli js, ti.0(ti7.6O; pickled shoulders, 86.00;
pickled hams, 88.6049.00. Iard, quiet; west
ern steame.t. 7.tf; refined, barely Htetuly;
continent, 8T.30; South American, 17.75; com-
ound, 34.7!b.oo. rora. quiet: ismiiy, i4.oo
i6.00; ahort clear, 813. iXkS 16.26; mesa. 113.00
fl260.
TALLOWw-flisudy: city. 4Hc; country, 4
1Hc.
RICE nrra; domestic, fair to extra, I!
T6Hc; Jspnn. ncminal.
POULTRY Alive: Nominal. Dressed:
Quiet; western turkeys, 1420c; chickens,
13tfJ4o; western fowls. 12V60.
11 UTTER Market weak. Street prices;
extra creamery, Jofiiic; ortlclal prices,
creamery, common to extra, 2iKfij6e; cream,
err, held, common to extra, 20m J6c; alate,
dairy, common to extra. 19i23c; renovated,
common to extra, 18a-3c; western factory,
common to extra. Ho 22c; western. Imita
tion creamery, common to extra. 20ftsic.
CHH.BK r irm; state run cream, email,
colored and hlte. fancy. 13Ve; state tine,
iSc; stale late made colored and white,
poor to choice. 10igi34: stats large. Col
ored and white, fancy. 13c; state tine, 12
t)Uo lata made, colored and while, poor, to
choice. Mk'612c
EOG& 8iesdv; wester firsts, Mc; west
rn seconds. 3636c.
Mlaaeaoells Oral a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 10.-WHEAT
May, ll.loH; July. Il.uS; Beptember, 88c;
No. 1 hard. 3M31: No. 1 northern, II ll1;
No. t northern ILOg'.
PbOl'R Hhlunlng directions came better
tnd demands from brokers showed some
Improvement. The general tone of the
market seems Improved. Gold Medal Penn
sylvania. Is . In: straights, lo.tiHu 9o; first
clears, i;y l X ; second dears, fcs toauu.
Dalatk Grata Market.
Dl'LUTH. March 10 W H EAT To arrive.
No 1 northern, 81 07; on track, Nn. 1
hurtstera, 61.02 S; Nu. 1. northern, tl.01ti
1.04; May. I1.08S; July, 81.08; September,
8. So.
OATS To arrive and on track, 30V
CHICAGO GRAIS AID PROVISIONS
FeatsrVes ( tke Tradiaa- aad tloslag
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 10. Reports of favora
ble condition of fall-sown wheat rauaed a
decline ot 2ln'aic her tothty in the price
of the July optiun. Part ot the loss was
regained on covering by shortn. The close,
however, was weak, with July down isc;
Msy Is off c- Corn shows a loss of MImc.
Oats are unchanged and provisions iWt
I2c lower.
Kxtreme dullnees prevailed In the wheat
nit during the first half of the session.
Local operators seemed disposed to await
publication of estimates made by govern
ment officials on the amount of wheat in
farmers hands. At the start the feeling
was rather nervous. Initial quotations on
May being VS'fcC lower to Wic higher
at I1.1.I'V(j1.H"4, July was a shade higher
to WSc lower at 934j94Vc. As trading
progressed, however, a steadier tone de
veloped, short becoming fair buyera. Sell
ing was scattered; May advanced to tl.1414
ana juiy to SHV'.11io. Toward tne miaoie
of the day sentiment suddenly became
nearisn. largely as a result or tne snowing
of a crop report by a 8t. louls trade Jour
nal. According to this report weather con
ditions the past week have been seasonably
ravoraoie lor tne advancement of winter
wheat crop. The claim was made that In
localities where It was reared a covering or
Ire had sjimothered the growlna- plant no
evidence of damage haw yet appeared. Ex
treme weakness In southwestern markets
emphnsfzed the selling pressure here on the
July delivery. With very l'ght demand the
price of that option declined t 92c; May
sold off to 11.13. On the break shorts cov
ered moderately, causing a partial raPy.
The close, however, was weak, with May
at I1.13W1.13S: July closed at 92Vf925c.
Clearances of wheet and flour were equal
to 141,900 bnhel$ Export for the weeik. as
shown by Uradstreeta, were equal to 1,286.
00O bushels. Primary receipts were 4u8.)0)
bushels, against 646.100 bushels a year ago.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 296 cars, against 282 cars last
week and 340 earn a year ago.
Light acceptances from the country gave
a firm tone to the corn market earlv in thj
day. Later the market became easier, along
wnn tne siumn in wheat, tears or a bear
iKh government report also contributed to
the wenker tone. May opened a shade to
KfAie higher at 4SV, 'a ISHc, sold off to 47'
and closed at 4Sc. Local receipts were 397
cars, with 4 of contract grade.
Weakness of wheat, and corn caused a
sllahtly lower trend In the oats values.
Smaller receipts than exnected prtlv ffs"
the Influence of the decline In other grains.
Pit traders sold mode-rntely, on a rumor
that the government report would he btar
U'h. May opened Vie hlKher nt 32c, sold
between 31c and 32i832'nC and closed at
Sl74c. Iyocal receipts were 189 cars.
Provisions were weak, on pelM. c of nork
nd ribs by pit traders. The break in
wnent nan some errect on tnis market. A
report that local storks were Increasing
also created pome bearlshncss. Packers
were moderate buvers. At the close May
pork was off lOflKHc at 812.524. Lard and
ribs were ench down 7Hc at 16.95 and 86 77V4,
respectively.
Ks'lmated rece'pts for tomorrow: Wheat,
29 cars; corn, 469 cars; oats, 232 cars; hogs,
13,000 head.
landing futures ringed as follows:
Artlclcs.l Open. High. I Low. I Closo.l Yes'y.
Wheat I
May 1 13H
1 nv
July 93V4'
Sept. 87VflV4
Co n-
May 48itjrs
July 48Vn:)it
Sept. 49
(
Mar
May 32
July 31
Sept, 30
Pork
May 12 65
July 12 80
Lard
May 7 00
July 7 124
Ul a-
May 6 82Vj
July 7 00
1 14H 1 13
8. ft
92
86
48
48 I
49
"827V,
31 -S
30
12 65
12 SO
7 00
7 12H
6 85
7 00
1 wvyni i37v
1 13Hi 1 14
9:viHT,94tor8 M
I 47) 48 48 H
48 48Va!48MtS
i 31J . 31S
I 814 311
29S 29SI 29;
12 624 12 65
12 67Vii 12 80
12 62
11 sITLi.1
6 96
7 10
6 77V4,
6 96
6 95
7 10
6 77
6 96
7 0214
717
6 85
7 00
No. 2.'
Cash quotations were aa follows:
l'Lul H Kh ; winiL-r puieiiis, to.loifj
6.20; winter straights, 84.90ig5.00; spring pat
ents. 35.10WS.6 i; spring- stralKhts. I4.5w&6.o0:
bakers, 2.60ig3,80.
WHEAT No ? snrlng. J1.10W1 No. 3
spring, H.06'31.14; No. 2 red, 81.14gi.l7.
LOU N No. 2. 4tiHc; NO. 2 yellow, 47C
OATS No. 2. 3lkf?sic: No. 2 white.
32c; No. 3 White 3l320.
It IK AO. Z, IKOIK'C
HARLKY Good feeding. 38fi40cs fair to
choice malting, 44647c.
SEED No. 1 flax. il. Z7: No. l northwest
ern. 11.89; clover, contract grade. 112.85.
PKUVJSiursa iwess porK, per nni.. iz.t
12.55. I.ftrd. per 100 lbs., ii.8o8rt.82. Short
ribs sides (loose, 6.ii4f.75. Short clear
sides (boxed), 86.766.87.
following were ,m receipts ana snip-
ments of flour and grain:
Receipt.
30.900
60.000
SW.OfW
eeeeeee s aS3 f&O
1.000
12.550
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. 20U24c:
dairies, IH'gZic. Eggs, easier; at mark, cases
Included, 18c; nrsts. ic; prime nrsts, 2c;
extras, 21c. Cheese, firm, !2iji3Ve.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Day'i Market ia Notable for Its Breadth
and Etrength.
TRUNK ' LINES AND PACIFICS HIGHER
Low Rate for Moaey Makes Speeala.
tloa AcIItc Peace Prospects Form
Elemeat of Strength la For.
elga Eickaiget.
NEW YORK. March 10. The breadth a
Weil as the strength of today's market was
very notable. While many low grade and
obscure stocks were numbered amongst tne
gainers, the standard dividend railroad pay
ing stocks showed revived activity and
strength and gave tone to the whole mar
ket The trunk lines and Pacifies particularly
came Into prominence and great activity.
The absorption of Pennsylvania was on a
very large scale. So widespread was the
advancing tendency that the heavy shorts
I are more easily noted as the exceptions to
I the rule. Home of these were affected by
, realizing following advances yesterday,
which was especially the case with Read
I Ing. Others were held by a torpor which
I they have been unable to throw off In spite
of the active advances elsewhere. jne
United States Steel stocks are conspicuous
examples. The buying was somewhat Inter
mittent and shifted constantly from one
point to another of the market. Individual
commission houses executed a large propor
tion of the orders In special stocks. Such
operations give a market a high profes
p onal appearance and suggest tne activity
of pools and combinations embarked on a
speculative campaign. The , market was
comparatively ftee, however, from rumors
concerning special stoeks, such as are
usually used by speculative pools to help
on the advance In their favorites. In a few
cases there were reports of special applica
tion, such aa that the dividend on Chesu-
nenkn A Ohio was to he raised to 4 per
1 cent, that the preferred stock of Hocking
I Valley was to be retired and that Amalga
1 mated Copper was to begin the Issuance of
, periodical reports of earnings and financial
conditions.
The day's movement was plainly due for
the most part, however, to general consld
I eratiohs. The extraordinary ease of money
1 Is given most Importance In the geneial
; field, but is effectively supplemented by
: fhe reports of the prosperous conditions In
trade and Industry. Yesterday's reduction
1 In the official rate of discount by the Bank
I of England continued to exercise an In-
fluence In keening up confidence in the fu
ture ease of tne money market. The fore
I casts of the curiency movement for the
last week Indicate a shift In the Interior
movemfnt In favor of this center, promls
1 Ing a moderate addition to the cash Item
on tomorrow's bank statement In spite of
the absorption on subtreasury operations.
The figures of the production of gold on
the Rand for February called renewed at
tention to the steady expansion In the rate
of gold production, to which the other great
gold fields are aiso contributing their shilie.
This Is a subject that receives nttemlon
from time to time a a possible factor In
the great rise of prices of securltlfs. The
piesent heavy accumulations of mony re
serves In the world's great centers give
point to the discussion. But up to the ptes
ni time there has been no evidence of the
. discrimination ngalnst fixed interest bearing
! securities' on the pait of capital, which Is a
i natural accompaniment of a fall in the
I value of the money medium. Peace pros
pects continue to torm an element in the
strength of markets. The buying of chesa-pi-HKi
at Ohio became much excited In the
i late deadngs on the rise to a record level
I at 68. 'ihlM served to check the rather Ir
' tegular tendency which has developed on
; account of selling to realize, and made the
close firm.
bonds were firm. Total sales, par vaiue,
64,4Tu,u). United States bonds were all un
changed on cad.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
blues, xiigh. Low. Cose.
Atchison ,oOj t Mi
do preferred 1 luu?
AU.UU10 Coast Line.. 0..00 H-?
xaiiiiiioie a. un.u.... M.oM ill
ao uieierrtd itM ui
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 8142,106,874;
gold, 857.9S6.144.
BISISES8) Or ASSOCIATED BASKS
Clearlnga of the Ore: commercial
Centers of Conntry.
NEW TORK, March 10-The following
table, complied by Rradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended March 9. with the per
centage of Increase and decrease, aa com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
CITIES.
Clearings. line. Dec.
Uo pieientUj w oi iv
Canalun I'aifflo .... 62,ouO lu( In
Ull 11 ai Ol IN. J oW U1 4UV
LUia, oi oh.o i9U,j 06
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn. bu....
Oats, bu.....
Rye. bu
Barley, bu...
Shlpmei
12.900
38. 3' JO
315,400
lH.noo
4.800
42,600
St. Lonls Grain liner Previsions.
ST. LOUIS, March 10. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, ll.Orti; track,
11.13(81.13: May, 21.C7Ti; July, 87c; No. 2
huro. ii.usfli.i'i.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cah, 47c; track,
48c; May. 46c; July, 46-c.
OATS Lower; No 2 cash, 32c; track, 33
3lc; May, 31c; No. 2 white, 3334c.
KLOL'K Moderate; red winter patents,
85.2006.40; soeelnl brand.', 35.75tf6.90; extra
fancy and straight. 3.75'54.90; clear, 84.25
&4.60.
PEKD Timet hv. steady. 82.00S'2.60.
CORNMEAL Steady, f2.50.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 86W60.
HAY Firm for best; timothy, 86.004jl2.50;
prir'e orvffiio on.
IRON COTTONTIES 93c.
HAOO'NO 7.c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: jobblnar.
811.87. Ijrd, lower; prime steam, 36.45.
Bacon fboxed). steady; extra shorts, 17.50;
pimr ! ".5ft- short ele-r. 87.R7U.
POULTRY Firm: chickens and springs,
12c: turVevs. HtfM6e; ducks 13c: geese, 7c.
PUTTER Lower: dalrv. 19WWO.
F.GG3 Firm. 16c, case count.
1 Receipts. Shipments.
ionr. bbls 7 .000 9.000
Wheat, bu 37 ono firt rtv)
Corn, bu 41. ono 45.000
Oats, bu 6WK10 , 44,000
Kansas fllr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 10. WHEAT
Mav. 9ic: July. 8IS0. Cssh: No. 3 hard.
1 OS1.05: No. 8. Sl.n1n.03;
11.00; No. t red, Il.04i91.07; No.
No. 4. 5crl.01.
CORN May, 4S(,iff-15e: July, 45He. Cash:
No. 2 mixed. 4546c: No. t. 4oo; No. 2
white. 46Uc: No. 3. 40c.
OATS Market firm: No. 3 mixed. 33Q
83Sc: No. 2 white. 83fr33l4c.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, t9.50iffl0.00;
choice prairie. I7.75fi8.26.
TJVT.Jne?... 7-!W8IV
BUTTER Ms rket lower; creamery, 23
27c: packing,' T60.
10OOS Lower: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood esses included. 16c; case
count, 15c; cases returned. c less.
Recelnts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 44 sno 40 )
Corn, hu 82,000 Jv
Out a, bu - 2,000
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1., at. f. dt a. H. M. .
uo vi eiei'ieu
Miusuuri rauiilc
aio., ivan. ec lex...,
au pruierred
N. Jti. K. uf Mex. ptd
1. v-entrui
is. Y., uiu. ec West..
Norfolk At Western.
do preierred
400 4 J
& 81
4,A
2,iA Tt
WtOJ ioi7S
MAi lu4
6,VvU Ilk. H,
ie Ws
tvO 9
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No. 4. 90cff
S. 31.0231.06;
Phllartelplilsi Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 10. RnTTFR
Firmer: extra western creamery, 26SJ7c;
ers nesrhv prints, 29e,
EOOS Firm, good demand: nearby fresh
an"1 western fresh, ?4c at mark.
CHEFfV Firm: New York full creams,
fsnev. ISHc; choice, 13; fair to good,
12tT13HO.
Mllivnnke Grnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 10-WHEAT-Weak:
No. 1 northern. 81-18; No. 2 north
ern. 1.1"tH.1"; May. 31 13.
RTF Ptedv: No. 1. 85c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 61c; sample, 88
60e.
CORN Firm; No. 8. 47H8c; May, 48o bid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL March 10 WHEAT-Spot
nominal; futures steady: March, nominal;
Mav 6s 9',d: July. As 10d.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed new.
4s. 3d; American mixed old. 4c lid: future
quiet; March, 4a 2SJ: May 4a 4d.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. March 10. SEED Clover, cash.
17.75; March. 37.75; April. 17.47; October.
3590. Prime timothy. 81.40; March. 81.40.
Prime alslke, 87 70.
Co alee Market.
NEW YORK. March 10.-COFFEE Mar.
ket for futures opened at a decline of 6iul0
points and duriiTO. the early trading In
creased the loss to a matter of ltql5 points
The close was steady at unchanged prices
to a decline ot points. Bales were re
ported of 72.500 bags. Including March at
I .(ti6.10c; May, 6 3uu Sue: June, 6 4nc; July,
C "u 6V; Hptemler, ( 6Eh6.70c; Iecembr,
6 7l.o6.9tv-; January, (.96c; February, (.IsW
1.(70. Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio, 3o.
a
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a,lft iitu
2o,aaJ fcttsi
lt,lW
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Peniuyivunia 234, )0 14o 14 J liotk
P., C C. ec tit. L w 8014 611 88)
iceading tn,M tw4
uo lav preferred
au id preierred 400 93 92
Ruck ismnd Co 22,3uO i iu,
ao preierred 2,utW 81 8u
St. L. At ti. til pid. 2,000 7ii 7iVt
ot. lxmis o. vv...
euo
.. 21,3uu
20
.. 10,6jO
(00
.. 6,100
8UM
.. 4,800
..10U.-HM
.. 2,100
JuO
1,700
600
o0
u0
63
7u
llBH
iuti
99
'
63
100
23
?
'24
?-
7u
1181
Han
kovs
89
63
2i4
46
2
itirt
81
&
96
80
94
luO
4t4
8U0
200
8.3UO
6
69
18
44
43
113
9.
do Pieieried
Suuim-in pauitlu ..
ao preierred
Suutuern luuiway
do preferred
Texua Ac PaclltC ..
X., bt. L. Ac VV...
do preferred
Union Paciho
du preferred
Wabash
do preferred
VV heeling & L.
VVlacons.n Central...
uo preierred ,
Adams txyrms ....
American n-xprcsa
V. ti. Kxpiess
Weli-Fuigo Exp
Amul. Couuer 107,(00
Am. Cur 61 Foun.... 2,4oO
Uo preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
uu preierred
American Ice
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil ....
do preferred
Am. Locomotive ...
do preferred
Am. isrm-lt. & R i g.
do preierred
Am. Hugar H't'g...
Am. Tobac. pfd. ctf.
Anaconda Mln. Co..
Brooklyn Rapid T...
Culu. Fuel & Iron..
Consolidated Oas ...
Corn Products
do preierred
Distillers' Secur
General Electrlo . ..
International Papei.
do preferred
International Pump.
do preferred
National Lead
North American ....
Pacific Mail
People'a Oas
Pressed Steel Car...
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Car...
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
U. 8. Leather
do preferred
IT. S. Realtv
U. 8. Rubber
do preferred
U. 8. Steel
do preferred
Va.-Car. Chemical...
do preferred
Westlnghouse Klec.
Western Union
Total sales for the day, 1.631,900 share.
9
91
kl
lki
80
7i-
20
62
0)4
Us
X7
19
3D
86
63
l4j
19
2-
46
lk
2l
u2
245
230
1-8
160
81
36
9
29
18
44
48
113
98
6
89
Ik
44
44
400 113
4 loo fin.
2.100' 123 122 122
ll.d-O 144 143 144
9(1
122
67
63
21j
lih,
74
88
188
24
(6
89
900
8. no J
12,200
21.600
8,400
9-10
2-10
1,000
600
8,200
6,20
100
97
120
(6
61
212
1
74
38
187
23 st
RU
Z
97
L0
66
62
2U
ls
74
167
23 i
tvl
88
16
87
. 11.900 89 34
fi ltn lir.-v io2u
. 6"0 46 46 46
. 8.700 111 ll' 111
. 1.000 87 87 87
. 1,600 90 88 19
843
. 4.000 10 19 20
. 8.600 77 76 77
. 200 25 25 16
'. 17.3o6 '93 '96'" 93
..4.400 13 12 13
. 6.7U0 106 105 106
. t.SoO 9X 96 97
. 1,300 43 42 4'-
. I) 113 112 lit
. 36 36 36
. 96 9A 96
6-W 86 :5
200 MS 106 107
100 182 12 182
. 1,600 94 93 93
New York Mtalna- Sleeks.
NEW YORK. March 10,-The following
are the closing quotations on mining stocks;
A4am cos to
Alice It
B r-s U
Hrumwkk Con 4
t'oroatot-k Tuniisl .... 8
Cos. rl. A Vt IM
Hors Silver n
Iran Siivar t0
LMdvllls COS I
Cut le rhlel.
Ontsrle .......
en-Mr
Phacnlt
Patcwl
Savaf
Slarra Mavads
Small Hopaa ..
;lndar4
...m
...IM
...
... 14
... to
... 40
.... a)
...m
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, March 10 -Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8160,000,00 gold
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Lotifs
Pittsburg
R.n Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Ioulsville
Detroit
Milwaukee
OMAHA
Providence
Los Angeles'
Buffalo
Indianapolis
8L Paul
Memphis
St. Joseph
Richmond
Denver
Columbus
Seattle
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo, O
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Rochester .'
Peoria
Hartford
Nashville
Spokane. Wash
Des Moines
Tacoma
New Hnvcn
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Dayton
Portland, Me
Springfield, Mass...
Augusta, Ga
F-vansvllle
Sioux City
Birmingham
Syracuse
Worcester
Knoxvllle
Charleston, S. C
Wilmington, Del
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport
Little Rock .,
Tnpeka
Chattanooga
Jacksonville. Fla.....
Kalam-asoo, Mich
Snrlracfleld. HI
Fall River
Wheeling, W. Va....
Macon ,
Helena
Lexington
Akron
Canton. O
Fnrgo, N. D
Youngs-town
New Bedford
RockTord, 111
Lowell
Chester. Pa
Blnghamton
Bloomlnaton. Ill
Springfield. O
Greensburg, Pa
Quincy, III
Decatur. Ill
Sioux Falls. 8. D
Jacksonville. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb
Cedar Rapids
(Houston
juaivesion
Total TT. R
Outside New York...
81.826.7S.3:
109.48ft.24T
137.667.961
123.416.47
69.21 1.362
46.296,644
S7,nf,,onn
24.662.Onn
23.674.01
23.982, 96S
17,861. 41
15.RS3.4N
13.071, 6S8
12.128.333
10.462,8
7.634.476
10.479.876
(.670.4OW
S.746.767
6.298.796
6.637.382
6.848.624
6.140.456
6,601. S1SI
5.280.726
.086.6(
4.967,100
4.746.468
4.990.327
2.RS3.016!
4.249.016
6,226.015,
6.417.787
8.701,9861
3.472.061
2.466,283
8.018.122
3.692,2421
4.020,2461
8,162,6831
2.7K8.262
3.50S.308
2.057. 6M
1,892,260
1.9u5.4l9
1,843.921;
1,631.104
1.519.ST.9
1,661,862!
1.282.411
1.193.2W
1,947.91;
1.306.0791
1.176.376
1,355.2101
1,348.6841
1.122.W1
1.016,671
1.158,617'
862,6791
1.664.446
944.612
1.158.7841
983.624
1,244.9901
797.818;
922.461
678,238!
266,868!
493,421!
621,730
939.7:fl
481,0001
746.0001
470.638'
666.9821
500,793
676.472
453,348
447.981
460.5o0
800.434
400. log
431.631
409.614
886.888
864.8A9
422.97!
340,519
326,786
1.626.716
11,661,4811
11,060.000!
88.41
11.7
26.5
41.1
4.2
3.3
81.91
14 1
14 4
11.4
?0.8I
9 3
21.2
19.9
"29!6
13 8
24 9
12.9
(.(X
8.4
18.4!
38.1
4 2
18.1
23.6
'39!8
60.9
77.1
"i!8
16.4
46.71
16.21
38.6'
9 71
28.1
23.6
38.61
16.8.
15.81
17.0
"i'.i
6.8
66.1
'4.'3
36.3;
12.1
8.0
1 n
154
11.7
'ti'.i
23.1
48.2
17.2
14.2
20.0
"i.T
33.8
20.4
13.81
7.6
6.1
21.2,
"i'.b
6.71
2I
26.0!
43.61
72. 6i
36.91
26.4
'2L6
11.0
'ik.i
.8
9.4
26.8
'6.i
24.8
id
'v'.il
26.2
'io.i
7.8
44.1
"i'.i
6.6
"28;6S4;9S4T 191
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver, B. C
Quebec . .-.
Hamilton
St. John, N. B
London, Ont
Victoria. B. C
Total, Canada
26.315.313
20.170.684
6.475,598
2,003,796!
1,596,088
1,478,9141
1,470,4081
1.227.6X1
1.023.286
1.042.24!
621,617
,t 62,426,726
63.6
44.2
26.0
10.1
'solt
0.7
18.41
10.0
83.6
4-0
89.1
Balances paid in cash.
ram included In' totals because containing-
other Items than clearings.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 10. MONEY On
call, 23 per cent; closing bid, 2 per
cent; buered at 8 per cent. Time loans,
steady; sixty days, 8 per cent; ninety days,
841-3 per cent; Blx months, 3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPlLR-3V4
per cent.
1 hnstness In bankers' bills at 84.&67S
tx4.80 for demand and at M.667&S4.8480 for
60-day bills; posted rates, 84 .8otj4.87 ;
commercial nins. k m
SILVER-Bar, 69c;
46c.
BONDS Government,
Irregular.
Closing prices on bonds were:
U. S. rel. ts, !... .14H Japan a, ctfs 102
do coupon L. uni. aa i
rto la, rn ..1IMV4 Manhattan 0. g. 4a...l06
do coupon 10444 Max. ( antral 4a. 76 H
do nan 4a, rag o lat lno H
do coupon mVi "Minn. A Bt. L. 4a.. 4
o old 4a rag 1044 M.. K. A T. 4a 100
do old 4a. coupon.. 106 H do la W
Am. Tobacco 4a. ctfs. 76 "4 N. R. R. of M. t. 4s. MSt
Mexican dollars,
steady; railroad,
do 0a. otta
Atchlaon gan. 4s..
do adj. 4k ,
Atlantic C. L. 4s.
Hal. A Ohio 4s....
do la
Cantral of Oa. ts lit
117 N. T. C. S. SVtS 10044
..10414 N. 1. C. f. 6a.
.. 7 No. Paclflo 4s..
..101 do Sa
..10t N. A W. o. 4a
U o. 8. 1 rfd(.
do lat lno.
do id lno
Chea. A Ohio 4Sia..
Chicago A A. Ia..
C, B. A Q. o. 4a..
C, R. I. A P. 4a...
do col. 6s
CCG. A St. L. g. 4a
Chicago Tar. 4a.....
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A So. 4s
Cuba 6a, ctfa
D. R. O. 4s
Dlatlllcra' Sao. (a...
Eii prior Han 4s..
do gan. 4a
P. -W. A D. C. is.
Hocking Val. 44..
Bid.-Offered.
Penn. conv. IVia. ,
Reading gan. 4s..
St. L. A I. M.
I
.. t
,.10
. 13 St. L. S. W. .
.100 Sraboard A. L
,. l!i So. Paclflo 4a...
. 4 So. Railway ta.
.1011 'Taiaa A P. la.
. 7 ,T.. St. U A W.
. 71 Union Paclnc 4..
. UW do conv. 4
.106 V. S. Slaal Id I.
..lift '4
.. 7'4
..102
.. 97
..10
..101
lis
101 H
. 71 '4
.101 "
. M
.1M
Bt. L. I P. fa. 4s. M
4a.... a2H
4.... 1
S5'4
119S
Ill
4s... M
10
IMt
.J. 4'4
...U4
... 70"4
... H
... It
... 14
Wabaah la
do dab. B
W aatarn M. 4a..
w. 4 u t. 4a...
Wis. Cantral 4a..
Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON, March 10. Call loans, 8'
cent; time loans, 34 per cent.
closing on stocks ana nonas:
Ml
.10144
. 7
IH
Atrhlaon adj. 4s.,
An 4s
Max. Central 4s..
Atchlaon
do pld
Boataa A Albany.
Boston Elavatad .
Vitchburg pfd ........144H
Mailcsn (.antral ..,
N. T., N. H. A H.
P.ra Maraaatta .
Union Paclflo
Amr. Arg. Cham
do pld
Amer. Pnau. Tub.
Imir. Sugar
do pld
Araar. T. AT
Amir. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. A S.
AdTtntur ...
Alloues
Amalgamated
American Zlne
Edlaon Elac. Ilia US
.109 Atlantic
.164 IBIngham
,.1M Cat. A Hacla...
C'antannlal
1444 Coppar Ranaa ..
..t0 "Daly Weat .,
..101 Dominion Coal
..mFranklln
., II Orancy ,
.. l(lale Royal ....
,. t Man. Mining .
..144 Michigan
..18'4'MohawH ,
..144 Mont. C. A C.
.. nOld Dominion ,
..101 Oacaol
u Parrot
Ganaral Elactrto
Maaa. Elactrto ....
do pfd
Mas. Uaa
t'nltad Prult
to I tad Sho Mach.
do ptd
V. S. Stl
do pfd
Waatlng. oommon
Bid. Aked.
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
V. 8. Mining..
V. B. Oil
rtnh
Victoria
14 Winona
4WoWrln
1
Ex -dividend.
..1M
.. 1
.. 44
.. 44
..111
.. M
.. 18
fSH per
Official
is
o
11
14
t0
1
15
U4
II
11
6
ffiVa
1'4
::::: '!3
17
4
104
1
111
U
4
4
14
117
London Stoek Market.
LONDON, March 10, Closing quotation
m stock and bond:
Conaola,- monay 11 iN. Y. Central 149
do nccount 1 U-lt Norfolk A W 17
Anarond W 4o pld M
Atchlaon M Ontario A W T
do pfd 107 Pannaylranla Ti'4
BalUmor A Ohl....U4 Rand Mlna 10
Canadian Paclao 1IH Reading il
Che. A Ohio 13 do lat pfd 17
Chicago Ot. W 14 do id ptd 47
C. M. A St. P 144 Southarn Railway ... M
PaBaar . 1 da pfd 101
Dnrt A R. O 4 Soul barn PaclBo 11
4a pfd 1111'nloa Paeit lit
Erl 4s'4 do pfd mi
do lat pfd t4iV. S. Btal )7
do Id pfd 7144 So pfd
llllaol Cantral im,,W.ha4b 1944
Louie. A Naah 14 do ptd 47
M , K. A T tt ISpantaa 4 II '4,
SILVER Bar, Arm, 27 6-16d per ounce.
MONET 2'o4 per cent.
The rate of dlnoont in the open market
for short bills Is 2'to2 per rent; for three
months' bills, 2id2 per cent. ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Cattle Beceipts Quite Liberal and Frice
Baled Steady to Trifle Lower.
HOGS OPENED STEADY, CLOSED WEAK
Good Sapply of Sheep and Lambs on
Sale, bnt While Trading; Was
Slow No Qaotable thaage
In Prices Took risce.
SOLTH OMAHA. March W.
Receiots were:
Official Monday ....
Olllciaf Tuesday
uflicial v eun-.-dny
(.ifrlclal Thursday .
Official Friday ....
Hog. Sheep.
4." U.X
12.246
lu.oiU
S3b3
,4
,7
. I'-.
t.642
6.WU
Five days this week.... 1S.S3 46.668 .H
Pame days last week... 16.716 4.wa 1W.81H
Bame days week before.. 16.4ill 64.1.S3 44. !W;
Same three weeks ago.. S.l 21.273 2.ii.
(Same four weeks ago... 15.614 43.791 20.56-'
Same days last year....l.llt4 31.US1 30.. 53
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table ahowa the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with
last year;
1206. 1904. Inc. Da
Cattle I&aosO 17 . w l.lw
Hogs 478,444 462.4H8 W.14B .....
Sheep 304,5tu 851.070 8.5R-
The following table shows iM arerag'
price cf hogs at South Oman, ror th last
several days, with comparison!:
I 1906.-11904. 11903. 1W2. 11901. 1900.llt
Feb. 16...
Feb. 17..
Feb. 13..
Feb. 1..
Feb. 20..
Feb. 21...
t-eb. 22..
Feb. 23..
Feb. 24...
Feb. 26..
Keb. 26...
Feb. 27..
Feb. 28...
Mar. 1..
Mar. 2..
Mar. I..
Mar 4..
Mar. 6..
Mar. ...
Mar 7...
Mar. ..
i41j.r. 9..
Mar. 10..
4 85
4 71
4 HI
a
I 66
4 8
4 Ii
4 fit
4 66i
4 734,
4 T5
l
4 ou 1
4 n
4 77 I
4 80
'4 66 I
4 S8
4 87
4 60 I
I H
6 02
6 04
b i:
24i
6 2
6 221
I 191
6 6.11
6 39 '
6 32
6 m
6 14,
6 09
6 12
6 14
6 0,
a
t 11
6 19
0 J
6 10!
S SOI
7 03
t
c (n
981
Ml
a
6 93
6 84
61
e i
6 89J
1
6 P'
7 03
7 vii
7 12
; w
751
7 14
7 26
I I 28
t 7l
6 7k 6 22
6 66 6 23
6 86 16 31
6 88 6 3
6 i
4 St
4 76
6 7
6 93
6 881
6 81
6 90
t Ui
6 11
6 07
6 97
6 99
10
6 06 6 39,
I 6 411
6 97
S 60
a 4,
3 -
S 6
t 63
V
t tJ
4 S3!
4 78
4 .4
6 u 4 Mi
6 Hi 4 tw
I 4 69
6 38
6 331 4 fio
6 27i 4 67
6 281 S 77
d. 4 00 1 i
6 2! 4 6 3 S-
4 69 1 57
6 32' I 2 62
6 37j 4 741
6 451 4 701 t ol
I 37 4 71 S 00
4 72 3 S3
4 ill 3 68
4 73 2 63
I M
I 64
I 12
Indiciifes Sutidnr. N
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattlo.Hogs Sh'p.H'ses.
C M. & St. P. Ry 1 9
Missouri Pacific Hy 3 1
I nton Pacific system.... 15 26 16 1
t . N. W. Ry., east.... 7 6
t . At N. W. Ry., west.. 31 35
C, St. P., M. Ac O. Ry.. 13 9 1
C, H. & y. Ry., west.... 19 21 S
C, B. i W- R'-, east.... 4 8
C, R. 1. & P. Ky., east.. S 6
C, R. I. & P. Ry.. west.. 1
Illinois Central 1 6
Chicago Qt. Western.... 1 6
137
2o9 l.JU 1
4U 2.230 2,372
6o9 3.IM 1
395 2,138 2,307
63
43
41
98
20
73
76
28
2
114
146 237 221
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA, March IOl Bank clearing to
day were tl.4Ml.2U 93. Tha clearing for th
corresponding day of UAH wer 11,217,962.01.
Total receipts 98
The disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Vansant & Co
Carey & Carey
U.hman 6 Rothschild ..
Hill & Son
H. F. Hamilton
L. F. Hubs .
Hike Haggerty .
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
Rothschild & Sulsberger
Other buyers
Totals 2,378 9,045 ' 4.902
CATTLE There was quite a liberal run
of cattle here this morning for a Friday,
but the demand seemed to be In good shape,
so that prices on desirable graues held up
In quite a satisfactory manner. Trading
was not quite as active as It has been for
the last few days, but still a good clear
ance was made at a reasonably early hour.
The market on beef steers did not show a
great deal of change. Anything that
suited buyers sold at right around steady
prices as compared with yesterday, but the
kinds that did not Just strike their fancy
were a trifle neglected and In some cases
tad to sell a little lower than the same
Inds brought yesterday. As compared
with a week ago the market Is about 16
26c higher, and as compared with the low
time the market Is about 76c higher.
The cow market was a little lacking In
activity this morning; and, the same as
usual under such circumstances, the ten
dency waa to pound the market a little.
The more desirable grades, though, sold at
Just about steady prices, but some of the
commoner kinds had to go at a reduction
of 5c to 10c. The market for the week,
though, shows an advance of right around
15c to 26c, or of 76o as compared with the
low time.
The market on bulls, veal calves and
stags was Just about steady today, the de
mand being about equal to the supply.
In spit of the fact that It was Friday,
the market on stockera and feeders ruled
active, with prices steady. Speculators all
seemed to be anxious for supplies, and as a
result It was not long before everything at
all decent was disposed of. Some of the
commoner kinds were neglected, but still
even those sold at right around steady
irtoes. For tne wmb tne mantel is ruuy
fie to 26a hlrrher. and. In fact, the market
Is at the high point of the year to dat.
Representative sales:
N At. Pr. Mo. At. Pr.
1 840 I 16 4 1107 4 to
1 170 I M - 31 7I 4 10
1 100 I 86 14 1126 4 to
1 1140 4 00 It 106 4 60
1 M 4 00 10 1167 4 60
1 1030 4 00 i 11W 4 40
I 1044 4 it 4 1846 4 40
Mf 4 it 10 1MI 4 M
16...... Ml 4 10 4t 123 4 46
U 1004 4 0 10 1171 4 70
6 1021 4 K ll 4 Tt
I Ml lit 10 U01 4 76
M 711 4 16 II lHOI 4 10
II 1177 4 40 7 Hot 4 80
1 1144 4 40 II 118 4 86
il 1086 4 40
BTBEK3 AND COWB.
tl 0t i 06 II 114! 4 to
11 171 4 96 1 1191 4 76
7 UU 4 60 14 1807 4 76
BiKiCRa AND HElFEKd.
M 164 4 16 14 144 4 IS
12 Ull 4 16 It Ml 4 40'
COW B.
1 124 1 71 6 1WI t 16
I 780 8 10 6 101 I 4i
I 7M t 16 7 767 I -46
14 180 16 I 41 60
1 680 I IS 1 160 1 60
1 777 I 40 t 1011 I 60
1 110 I 40 1 11M 60
8 H3 1 40 1 1124 I 60
4 180 I 60 II Ill I 84
1 11M I 60 1 124 I 61
4 177 I 60 I Ii0 I 60
1 l)0 8 60 1 1011 I to
1 I0 I 60 I llii I M
H 894 I 60 1 150 8 6
1 710 t 64 11 ....1121 t 16
t lit 1 10 1 1360 I 45
1 060 8 40 ' T 11M I It
1 1180 I 76 11 181 I M
1 1160 t II 10 t I 46
t 781 I II 4 10-11 I 70
t 711 I 71 17 1081 8 70
1 1000 t 76 10 12p0 8 70
1 Ill 111 1 11 TO 70
4 117 I to t 1110 I 70
II 831 I 00 17..., 1IW5 8 70
1 1IMA 8 00 i 1100 8 70
8 Ml I M T 107 8 71
1 641 8 0 1 1U0 3 71
1 160 I 00 1 1180 t 76
1 880 I 00 1 1844 t 76
1 1840 I 00 1 1110 8 71
1 1U6 8 00 II 840 I It
I 1081 8 00 I ,...1000 lit
1 1040 t 00 8 164 t 10
6 7t I 10 1 1104 I 10
6 1071 8 10 II Il i9 3 M
1 1046 8 It 4 1107 4 00
1 1240 8 It 1 640 4 to
.1 640 8 If 1 1140 4 00
4 1011 I N 4 122t 4 00
1 1034 I M It 7 4 00
i no a tt i in 4 oo
1 1110 t 16 T 11(4 4 10
t loot I tt 1 1170 4 It
4. 1034 8 H 1 1410 4 ti
COW'S AND HEIFERS.
II .'. lilt I It
HEIFERS.
8 IO0 8 tO t 4 I 71
I.... 431 I 40 1 UlO 8 II
1 404 I tt 1 1010 I II
I too t 00 4 181 I 80
1 1170 8 1 14 tot 4 0t
t loto a to it mi 4 io
BULLti.
1 lilt I 0t 1 .. .1880 I 10
t uio l oo l u; 60
1 1100 I U0 1 1810 8 tt
i 1014 a io i into a it
1 1400 I 61 1 1760 8 t
1 1740 I It 1 1480 I W
134 I 40 1 llf0 8 M
1 lto 1 4 1 143 I 6
8 Ul I 4 1 11(H) a 1
! 146 I 40 1 144 I 71
I UU I to
CALVES.
1 110 8 60 i lit I H
1 160 I 00 1 IH III
1 186 8 0 1 160 I IS
1 0 t 0 t tit t 34
1 Il 4 M 8 14 I It
1 1M 4 tt) 1 lo I to
1 to 4 M I too I t
1 10 t 36 1 17 I 64
II 171 10 1 13 IM
STOtTC CALVES.
. U.. M IH I 164 I 6
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
8 fit I tt 1 4t I tt
i ta a i6 i lot a it
i i;t i 6
STOCK Ei AND FEEDERS.
I tot 06 I W IN
I IM III t. 44 I Mi
1 I IM II Ill I t
1 4f 8 6 I IM IH
1 Tt 8 1 MO I II
1 P0 I SO 1 W I TI
t ?1 I tt I Tt I Tt
1 441 I 80 It Ml I Tt
I Ml IK t 0 I Tt
I j. M IN I Ml I S
HOOS There was not an excessive supply
of hogs here this morning, but reports from
other points were rather unfavorable to th
selling Interest, which mad local packer
rather bearish. Th market, though,
opened Just bout steady on th average,
the heavy hogs. If anything, being a trifle
stronger, while the light weights were a
trifle weaker. Only prt of th packer
took bold, so that by th time half of th
hogs had changed hands the market began
to weaken and some buyers wer bidding as
much as 24-(J6e lower than yesterday.
Salesmen, though, were not disposed to take
off to that extent, so that It was some little
time before much business was transacted.
The lighter weights went largely from
$4 82H down, butchers and mixed, 14 86 to
I4.87H. and the heavies from $4.90 to 16.02.
There was no Improvement In the situa
tion ss the morning advanced, so that,
salesmen finally bed to take the prices of
fered, which ranged from weak to 6c lower
than the early sales. Most everything was
disposed of before noon. Representative
sales:
No. AT. k. Pr. Na. At. Ik. Pr.
it in ... 4 oo ii ni to t ts
61 Ill ... 4 76 47 11 tO 4 6
74 181 ... 4 80 II 101 ... 4 It
TO J ... 4 0 l 140 40 4 fit
tO Ill ... 4 14 6 131 40 4 17
II 107 100 4 80 41 1 44 4 ITH
7t Ill ... 4 0 86 HI t 4 rrv
"4 ... 4 fl 0 141 ... 4 61H
IT 144 M 4 0 II Ill 40 4 17
Tl 110 ... IN TI 174 ... 4 17
.,0 40 4 lit 14 170 ... 4 17
71 140 M 4 12 17 141 40 4 17
74 14S ... 4 J ft WO ... 4 17
(t .OX-... 4 13 16 174 ... 4 17
"137 40 4 I1S4 II 117 ... t 17
17 101 40 4 81 Tl lf-1 ... 4 17
I t6 44 4 17 131 ... 4 17
141 84 I tl n ... 4 17
I 147 ... 4 11 11 Mt 44 4 17
IT 104 10 4 Mv, tl Ml 40 4 r
It 1IT 10 4 11 41 141 ... 4 17
14 lit ... 4 12 14 .131 110 4 17
18 110 ... 4 11 46 lit 110 4 67
74 lit 120 4 II (7 146 140 4 M
II 13 ... 4 82 tt 171 10 4
tl 100 ... 4 II 246 10 4 14
41 111 ... 4 12 S 210 ... 4 tO
41 Ill ... 4 82 14 141 ... 4 80
41 Ill ... 4 12 81 IM ... 44
76 140 ... 4 It 62 360 M 4 10
It Ill 110 4 IS It 171 ... 4 0
14 Ul ... 4 It 61 IM 44 4 N
76 161 ... 4 16 47 184 It 4 XI
84 116 ... 4 It 17 14 44 4 0
II Ill It 4 66 tl Ill ... 4 10
44 143 40 4 86 40 164 ... 4 to
40 181 ... 4 - 67 2S4 140 4 t
71 233 ... 4 US 71 131 ... 4 10
83 208 40 4 88 17 170 ... 4 10
77 12t ... 18 7 141 ... 4 K
7 110 10 4 16 18 Ml ... 4 10
47 104 ... I 81 41 187 ... 4 10
10 140 14 4 if 40 tl ... 4 ti
71 1!t ... 4 86 41 18 ... 4 13
71 221 40 4 8t 67 284 10 4 12
81 131 10 4 AS 62 28 ... 4 13
7 124 ... 4 SI 74 188 ... 4 II
74 224 ... 4 II 12 166 ... 4 12
77 231 ... 4 86 It 20 ... 4 91
tl ITS ... 4 16 14 28 140 4 IS
0 130 ... 4 It tl 177 ... 4 IS
147 ... 4 85 71 lit 120 4 IS
41 246 19 IM 63..; 171 40 4 17
15 141 ... 4 16 41 IS4 ...'100
74 20 44 4 86 17 11 ... I 40
14 131 ... 4 86 28 301 ... 100
9 ISO ... 4 SB tO Ill ... I 00
II 241 ... 4 86 64 404 144 I 00
17 246 ... 4 86 SO 388 ... I 01
SHEEP Receipts of sheep were. If any
thing, larger than expected this morning,
and with no particular Improvement In the
demand the market ruled rather slow. The
prices pnld. though, were Just about steady
with yesterday, or 15c to 26c lower than a
week ago. As compared with the high
time the decline amounts to About 26c to
60c. Some fair ewes sold this monllng for
16 and Mexican wethers for $5.66.
The lamb market also showed but little
ch -iiKe from esterday. Trading was slow,
but prices held about steady. Some prettv
good lambs brought $7.16. The decline for
the week and from the high unit is about
the same as noted above for sheep.
Onr.i-on f -r" r-d stork, flood n cholc
yearlings, $6.40tJ6.75; fair to good year
l' , I".--., 4u, good to cnolct- wethers,
$5.06.76: fair to good wethers. $8.0ffJ6.60:
good to choice ewes, to. 00-35. 60;' fair to good
wm $4 rivffR Ofl; common t.i fair ewes, $4.00
Jf4.60; good to choice lambs, $7.0fKtf7 !6: fair
to good lambs, $6.75?T7.00; feeder lambs, $6 00
66.60. Representative sales:
tin. Av. Pr.
1 goat 130 I 75
127 western ewes 93 4 86
307 western ewes 92 4 86
4 western ewes 87 6 10
1 western wether 90 6 26
244 western wethers 96 6 66
132 western wethers 96 6 66
1 western lamb 140 6 26
637 weatern lambs 78 7 16
233 wesiern ews 109 6 00
271 western ewes 109 6 00
206 western ewes 107 t 00
212 western ewes Ill 6 40
101 western ewes 110 6 40
120 western ewes 116 6 40
300 western ewes 116 6 40
111 western ewes 116 6 40
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hogs Weaker, Sheep
Strong: and Lamb Steady.
CHICAGO, Mirch 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head; market steady; good
to prime steers. $6.15)11126: poor to mdhim,
W.ToiSSO; stockers and feeders, $2.SOiS4.6d;
cows, $2.8O4.60; heifers, $3.006.00; canners,
81. G02.40; bulls, $2.E0o4.2&; calves, $3.009
7.00.
HOOS Receipts. ,19.000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, 6.000; market weaker; mixed
and butchers, $4.8606.10; good to choice
heavy, $5.0rt?i6.10; rough heavy, $4.8054.96;
tight, $4.7O6.07; bulk of sales, $5.0OC'j.l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.000
head; market for sheep strong; lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, ,0006.10;
fair to choice mixed, $4.76r6.40; western
sheep, $5.0oti.00; native lambs, $6.00i37.)0;
weatern lambs, $6.00Q7.70.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mirrh 10 CATTLE
Receipts, 2.2O0 head, including 300 southerns;
market for killing steer steady; Blockers
and feeders strong to lower; choice export
and dressed beef steors, $5,250)6.75; fair to
good, $4.004(6. 2S; western fed steers, 64.2C4?
6.26; stockers and feeders, $3.004.60; south
ern steers, $3.60fr;'4.76; southern cows, $2.26
$.65; native cows, $3.00(34.26; native heifers,
$3.00474.66; bulls. $2.60H.OO; calves, $3.0nt3.2S.
HOQS Receipts, 4,600 head; market
steady; closed weak; top, $8.06; bulk of
sales, $4.85(j6.05; heavy, to. 00-36. 06; packers,
$4.90(96.00; pigs and lights, 841594.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.700
head; market strong; native lamb, $6.608
7.40; native wethers, $5.23T(6.66; native fed
ewes, $4.76ffl6.35; western fed lambs, $4.50;
7.40; western fed yearlings, $6.00(3. 66; west
ern fed sheep, $4. 75416. 65; stockera and feed
ers, $3.5Oi6.50.
St. Lonis Live Stock Market.
ST. IX5UI8, March 10 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 800 head, Including 600 head Texans;
market strong; native shipping and export
steers, $4.50&8.00; dressed beef and butch
ers' steers, $3.76(83.46; steer under 1,000 lb.,
$3.26(30.66; stockers and feeder, $16047X60;
cow and heifer. $2.46i34 0; canners, $1.78
f2.85: bulls, $2.50.60; calves, $4.003)7.26;
exa and Indian steer, 13.O0tQ6.O0; cow
and heifers. $2.00($3.76.
HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head. Market
strong; pigs and lights. $4.00&4.90; packers,
r.004j5.15; butchers and best heavy, $6.1062
20.
SHEEP AND LA M B 8 None on sal.
St. Joseph LIto Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 10 C ATT L1T Re
ceipts. 1.131 head: market steady to weak;
natives. $3.S6(&6.60; cows and heifers, $1.75
it4.60; stockers and feeders, $3.00gH.60.
HOOS Receipts, .S67 head; market
teady; light, $4.8'4j4.96; medium and
heavy, $4,854(6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 1,683
head; steady, light; Colorado lambs, $7.10.
Slonz City Lira Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., March 10.-(Srclal
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts, 400 head;
market steady; beeves, $8.50tf6.26, cows,
bulls and mixed, I2.5o4l4.00; stockera, $2.7tVa
4.00; calves and yearlings, M.Uxal.bO.
HOQS Receipts, 4,2uo head; market weak
to 6o lower; selling, f4.60tf4.92Vi; bulk, of
ale. $4.764.16.
Stock in Sight. I
Receipts of live stock at th lx prlnolpal
westerp market yesterday were:
came, j togs, sneep
3,-A
400
t24)
800
1.131
2,000
t.uu
4,200
4. ft")
4.000
1117
19,000
6,U0
l',7j6
L6S3
7,0uo
,831 47,417 18.063
South Omaha.
Sioux City
Kansas City..,
St. Louis
Bt. Joseph
Chicago
Total
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. March 10. META LS Th
London tin market was firm and higher
again, with a good siteculatlve demand re
ported. Spot closed at 184 12 6d and fu
ture at 133 7 6d. Locally, the market
was higher. In sympathy, closing at $2126
fi29.66. The Ivmdon copper market was
higher at 68 12s 61 for spot and 69 for
future. Locally, prlcr wer unchanged,
but th tone w reported firmer. Lake is
quoted St $16.371915 60; electrolytlo. $16.26J
15 174; casting, $14.87'tf 15.26. Lead was un
changed at 12 6s In London and at $4 46
C4.6u In th local market. Spelter was
steady, but unchanged, at 24 In the Lon
don market, while locally price) wer a
shad higher on the outside at $4 NxjT 80.
Iron closed t 64 In Olasgow and l"m M in
Mlrtdlesborough. locally, the market I
unchanged at generally firm: No. I northern
foundry is quoted at $17 "toll. 26- No. 1
northern foundry. r7.6M18.00; .No. 1 south
ern foundrv and No. 1 louthern foundry,
oft. $17 S.V ! 26. . . .
ST. LO I IS, March 10.-METAI.8 Lead,
teady at $I.17H- Spelter, steady at $6.16.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trad and 4aotatlon on
Staple and Fancy Prodaee.
EQOS Receipts increasing, candled stock,
16il7o.
LIVE POULTRY Hen. 10c; young roo
ter, according to site, 8c to lOc: old roo
ters, 6't)tte; turkevs. 15c: ducks. lOe.
BUTTER Packing stock, lc: cholc to
fancy dairy, 21-4ic; creamery, imtfitc;
prints, 26c. . , .
KKI'.SH FROZEN FISH Trout. tV; pick
erel, tc; Pike. 8c; perch, 8c; biueflsh, 11c;
nvniie, .mi, .t, .,... .nil, tic. i-oiiaL-.ei. lwc;
h-illbi t o ,r, ,.... i r; rnrTalo. n; whit
bass, lie; herring, 6c; Spanish mackerel, llo.
Krog legs, per dos., 40c.
HAY-ft ice ouoitd ty Oman Whole!
Hay Dealers' association. Choice No. I up
land, $7.00; No. 2, $6.60; medium, $6.00: coarse,
$5.60. Rye straw, $6.60. These price ar
for hay oi so. o . I- r nd quality.
BRAN Per ton, $17.50.
OYBTERS-New York counts, per can,
46c; extra selects, per can. 36c; tandards,
rr ran 80e Hulk: Standard, per gal..
1140; extra select!, per gal., $1.65; New
York counts, per gal., $1 80.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES Callfral. extr Jancjr Bed
land navel, all tiles. $2.60: fanry navel.
$2 26; choice navel, large alse 60. 96. 113
$2.10.
LKMONB California, fancy. $1.70; lot? and
160. i-lii; choice. 270. 800. St, $3.00.
DATES ter oog of 30-ib. pkg.. 12.00!
Hallow, in 70-lb. boxe, per lb.i H'a6c.
FIGS California. rr lv-ib- cartor. 7fI
$6c; Imported Smyrna. 4-cr0wn. 10c; $ and
6-croT.n. 12c: fncy. Imported (waahad), 1
l it), pkgs., ittiriaa.
BANANA
8 Per medlum-slstd bunch. $L71
it? iiimhi tS M iH.rno
ORArEFRUlT I'er box of 64 to 64. $6.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES-New lorn Kings. $1.25; 'New
Tork Greenings. $3 00; New York Baldwins,
$s.r0: Colorado Wlnesaps, per bu. box, $1.65;
Pippins, $1.66.
uitAila - Imported Malagas, per krf,
$7.00.
TANGERINES California, per H box,
$2 F0
CRANBERRIES-Wlsconsln Bell nd Pu
gle, per bin., $3.00; Jeiatys. pep bui.. $S-0u;
per box, V2.75.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, In sack. pr
bu., 46c: Colorado, per bu.. 60o.
TrRNirn-uld. prr bu.. 40c; Cenada rut
abagas, per lb., lc; now, per dos,, $1.00.
i a oia, per uu., tuc, uew. per
dos., 76c.
, . . i P40)(.i er J)U,( oe.
BEETS Old, per bu., 40c; new, per dos.,
' uF-ANS Navy, per bu., W.10.
ONIONS Home grown, red. In sacks, per
lb., tc; Snanl.ih, per craL. $160: Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2o; Bermuda onions, per
crate, $2.75; new southern, per dos., 46c.
Lt- . MHEud Per do., $1.7643.o0.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-bakt crat,
5.0l'fi6.60.
CAULIFLOWER California, pr crate,
$3.00.
CABBAGE Holland eed, pr lb lie.
SWEET POTATOES Kansa kiln oiled,
per hhl t!.6
CELERY-Californla, 6O07SO.
RADIsiriEb not house, per do., 4Ko.
LETTUCE Pr box of about fifteen
besds, 60c.
RHUBARB Per do, bunches. T5e$1.00i
PARSLEY Per dos. bunches. 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAUERKRAUT Wisconsin, pr keg.,
$2.26.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
He; Wisconsin Young America, 14c; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old, 164 17c; Wisconsin
brk. 1V-; Wisconsin limburger, 14c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. 2 green, 6c:
No. 1 salted, 8V4c; No. i salted. 7Mo; No. 1
veal calf, 9c; No. 2 veal calf, 7c: dry salted,
8$ 14c; sheep pelts, 2ac4u.0O; hors bids.
Il.604j-3.OD.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16c; hard shells, per lb., 13c:
No. 1 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 1 hard
shells, per lb., 12c; Pecans, large, pr lb.,
ltc; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanut, per lb., 8o; Chill walnut,
fier lb., 12Ql3c: almonds, soft shell, per
b., 17c; hard sell, per lb., 16c; chestnuts,
per lb., UViffWc; new black walnuts, pr
bu., 76890c; shellbark hickory nut, per bu.,
$16; laffe hickory nuts, per bu., $1.60.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March 10. WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow: The
wool market Is quiet and devoid of start
ling features. In a small way a fair amount
of foreign clothing wool la selling and th
filling varieties of class III wools movo
steadily. Domestic trades are dull and
nominal, owing to small stocks and no
trading to establish a price. The principal
weakness Is In medium and low wool, fol
lowing the decline' In London. High price
rule In the west and trndlng In the new
clip Is curtailed by the lofty ideas of grow
ers. The shipment of wool from Boston
to date from December 29, 1904, according;
to the same authority, are 49,784,2S4 lbs.,
against 45,838.778 ot the same time last
year. The receipts' to date ar 64.408.521
lb., against 86,014.374 for the same period
last ;-ear.
LONDON, March 10. WOOL Th offer
ings At the wool auction sales today num
bered 14.690 bales. Continental buyer and
the home trade competed strongly for well
grown grav and scoured merinos at full
rates. Faulty sorts were easier to buy.
Cfoss-breds were firm and unehangeJpsjr'llh
American buying A few fine sorts. 'Ch.tV
of Good Hope greasy was In spirited de
mand. Following are the sales In detail:
New South Wales, 4.200 bsles; scoured,
lotdOMs ftd; greasy, 4M-dlTls 64d. Queens
land. 1.300 hnlee: scoured. Ilditfls 10d: grensv,1
4irt!?ris. Victoria. 900 bsles; scourwt. Is ldjp
Is !Hd: greasy, 6t4difils 6d. South Australia,
l.fino bales; scotired. Is; greasy, 6flrllHd.
West Australia .100 bales; greasy. BMTltd.
New 7ealand. 8.600 bales; grenny. 6V.dtris.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 600 bales;
scenred. 1 'd; greasv, BotloVrd.
ST. LOUIS. March 10. WOOT-flteadr :
medlnm grades, combing ami clothlnr tl19
26c; light fne """OHc; heavy tin, 14lfci
tub washed. 30p-37He.
Cotton Market,
NFJW TORK V"rrh 10 -rrVTTOV "notj
closed quiet: middling nr-lands 7 90c; mitt
duns' "ilf. 1So; sales, 1.50. hstes.
LTVPTRPOOl! Mnrch lO.-fYiTTON Root,
moderate b'islness dene: prices 2 point)
lower; American middling ftr 4.3d: gont
rnlddllnr. 4.81d: middling. 4 lid: low mhr
dl'rig, 4"7d: rood ordlne.ry, 9Sd; ordlnsrv.
8 T7d. The sales of th day were) 8 O09
bales, of which 1.001) were for srenlntlon
end exnort. snd telded- 7.800 Amerlc-n,
Receipts were 2,000 bales, Including 109
rleon. I
T. TT'7B. MsrrV 1ft COTTON Stead v '
snd iinchsnp-ed- mMrttlng. Hie: sales. 175
bfta rer Oft pjf, 1et t Srilnme vrt.
vrff OTtLFAVft. Mnreh 10. T OTTO V
FHrro; sale, t.tsn hle: ordlnsrv. 4lS-1e;
v4 ordln""v mc low '"MAlIng" to;
mM-4'fnr.. T8-l; rood reWllns- TM-te:
mld-VlP- ( Ue; receipts, 6,868 bales?
stock, ?7.6!8 bales.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Deeds filed for record March 10, 1906, as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee.
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany to W. H. Slabaugh, lots 8, 9
and 10, block 2, Maxwell 2d $ 250
W. H. MoCluskey and wife to J.
Vltchrowsky. lots 6 and 6, block 1,
Patterson's 1st 126
Susan Paxson to C. P. Swarm, lot 12,
block 1, Vandercook Terrace 600
Elizabeth Roth and husband to J.
Rupsxlankls, lot 78. Sullivan's add.. 180
W. A. Saunders to ti. H. Winther, lot
26, Cunningham A Brennan's 123
Bertha Peterson and husband to J.
Swanson, lots 1, 2 and 1, block 10,
Burnham Place 200
A. Torsberg and C. Olma to C. W.
Lundstrom, wV4 lot 4, block 11,
Bhlnn's add 1,400
F. Koutsky and wife to J. Maly, sr.,
lot 8, block It. 1st add to South
Omaha 1,100
J. Hempleman and wife to J. Swan
son, lota 1 and 2, block 1, Patrick
add 8,600
F. W. Wessells and wife to Frederlcka
M. Wessells, undivided half lot 6.
block 19, Poppleton Park 100
Laura Erlckaon et al. to B. C. Pixton,
part lot 79, Nelson's add 860
Louisa A. 'Porter to S. D. Bangs, lots
1 and 2, block 6. Solomon's add 1,100
A. L. Reed and wife to O. Teucsar, lot
7, block 69, South Omaha $00
Edwards -Wood Co-
(Incorporated
riala OI71C4M Fifth aad Robtrt. 8trta
3T. PAUL, lUNN.
. DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
ship Your Grain to Us
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VI4g, Omaha, . Telephone SSI.
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