Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE CttfAIIA SUNDAY BEE: MARCIT 8, 1!0S.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARIET
Wheat Weaker Because of Decline on
the Continental Markets.
NO MATERIAL CHANGE TODAY
Weak Reports freest Liverpool Offset
tl BrasWtrets H porta (or the)
) Week u Uaeaalarsa Da-
elosd Tawara Close,
OMAHA, March 7, 1908.
There was tio material Chang In tha
filiation today. Wheat ruled weaker on
the continued decline of the continental
markets and corn remained strong, with
buying for a prospective Increased oemand.
Wheat ruled quiet from the start with
valurs unchanged. Weak Liverpool cables
, offsot the bullish Bradstreet's exports re
port for the week. Uneasiness ueveloped
toward the close and prices declined. May
wheat opened at W4C and closed at Wc.
tern opened strong and aggressive In
Spite of tha weakness In other markets,
buying was general and became the main
feuture and strength of the market. May
corn opened at b'l c and closes at 6iJc.
Oats ruled a trifle weak and lacKCU any
support to hold against the lower wheat
market. Shipments are heavy and the
movements are expected to Increase. Oats
opened at ttftc and closed at 4Mio.
Clearances were K7o,Wu bushels of corn,
fc32,0uu bushels of cats, and wheat and flour
equal to 13,447 bushels. . .
Liverpool closed SMVfcd lower on wheat
nd unchanged to il lower on corn.
Seaboard reported la,WW bushels wheat
taken for export.
Lac at range of options:
rtlcles. Open. High.) Low. Close.j Tegy.
iWheat-
May... 86ty W'A MV4
July... Wi ttv 8,
Sept... 86 85 83
Dorn
May... 87 67 67H
July... 65 ofi" 5ciVi
Sept... 66 U 50
484 49 V4 49H
July... 44V 44V, 44W
Bept... 36 36 Wi
4
83
67
Gf
49
44i
S44
W4
86
t'
66 Vi
6
49H
44
86
Omaha Cask Prices. .
WHEAT No. 2 hard, t7&9c; No. S hard.
H'aWc; No. 4 hard, 914y; No. S spring.
,7CORN No. 8, 6555c; No. , 6Mff56c;
No. I yellow, 68tc; No. 3 white, 66H4Wc.
OATS No. S mixed, 48ji4Bc; No. 8 white,
4''&k6ttc; No. 4 white, 4t4490.
RtE-No. 2. 777Mic; No. 8. ?W8c.
Vmrlot Reeelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 31 W a
M InnMArmllsi 211
Omaha 18 10 26
Duluth a
CHICAGO GRAI5 AND PROVISIONS
Feat ares mt the Tradlagr Closiatsj
Prices os Uoaru oi 'iraae.
CHICAGO, March 7. The wheat market
broke heavily today, because of fine crop
prospects In this country and bearish news
from abroad. At the close May wheat was
off 2(6'Jc. Corn was attc lower. Oats
were off c. Provisions were Sc to So
lower.
The market opened weak because of re-
and Danublan ports and large offerings
irom Argentina. tornmiion imuor
pit traders sold heavily when It was re
ported that the crop In this country was
In good condition and that present pros
pect are favorable. Shorts also were
active sellers. Many of them were forced
v. . iDu o ,'. a tic nn thev
were again putting out their lines for -the
distant montns. i ne i-aau uruiu -
a standstill and receipts were reported as
.. 111 -1 . 1 1 nn.,, Ihl UlllthWtflt.
May wheat opened dte to hc lower
. - - - . . . i y. ......... aau6,aLt. ann
- . . " ... 1 ... -1, -, oi:SLr. 'lnnmnicpl
of wheat and flour were equal to 4. WW
bu. Primary receipts were 468,000 bu.,
against 664,000 bu. on tha corresponding day
one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts or am cars,
against 197 Ctrl last week and 4a cars one
year sgo. . , .
I I in l U 1 1 1 niflinri " -- -
clined more from lack of support and In
i hi. sn V-.-.. a uaa fT SnV
bearish newi. LncKl receipts were small
a. i i .4 ..ik.s Im Via nnrlhWPIlt IS
una ma cum wruici v "
- said to be delsylng the commencement of
- srrtng farm work, but these factors were
' offset by the lack of demand. The close
was ea.y. iiay u vjv "
o higher at B34ilo, sold between b33
630 ana Kc, ana cioai-u v
lim-al receipts were oars, with none or
coniraci niuo. A.
The oats market was dull and there was
a general lack or support which --""""
prices, altnougn mere was no " ,
. T ., n .nlrn.u. nf wheat anil
sure r a i i tci.
corn was the chief Influence. May oats
opened a shiide lower at &3c. sold between
ao and 63c and closed at 63c. Local
receiinw were t
The provisions market was steady at the
. K -i ..,..m hv tha eastern
opening, on n.j-i . ,. ; "
peculators and hlKlier prices for live hogs.
Later, the weakness of grain and some
. 1 .... .... nnw.. fiuniMl a reac-
' tionV'the close May pork was 26c lower
at I1Z.UO. isrn wbp i-" 11 ' . '-
Kstimatsd receipts for Monday: Wheat,
4 cars; com. S.1 cars; oats, 431 cars; hog.
H.foo read. . ,w.
The leading luiurcs rnnou ,....-
Articles. Open-I Hlgh.l Low. Close.Yes y
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Oets
May
bMay
aJuly
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
RJbs
May
July
I
iisr
93Mr W
WQ-
aHfl 83
;! 61
tj0iSl 81
6fl,
61 61
46 - 46
II 30 12 32
jt 65 12 67
1 96 7 95
I 16 6 16
S 88 87
7 16 , 7 17
MtS'.IMH'fTV
90 91
901 l
7 WWP
3Vk" 8V
r,
m
60 6D
6$ 63
80 tt
6S
,611-fi'V, 61r
bl
46
4
13 06
12 40
7 87
12 06 12 80
12 40 12 fl6
7 87 7 96
8 07 8 17
C 77',i 815
7 07 7 16
8 o;i
6 75
7 07
No. I. a Old. b New.
rah mintntlnns were as follows:
FLOl'R Steady; winter patents. 84"
4.86; winter straights, 4.H.5f.; spring pai-
enls, 6lif.bi; spring straights, )i.auai.w
WH EAT No. 1 spring, 21.lcffl.12; No. 3
prlng. tlvai.l2; No. 2 red, fl6'n9sc.
IXJHN-No. 2, oynfilc; No! t yellow, 629i
3o.
OATS No. 2. 62'S5:r; No. 2 white,
(3c; No. 1 white, blo.'o.
IIYB-No. 1 81c.
rA HI .ET Fair to choice neltlng, 83W
KBDS Flax, No. I northwestern. II. IS.
Prime timothy, $4.75. Clover, contract
grade, 830.00.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides floose).
86..rii.W. Mess pork, per bbl.. J11.7rrfii1.8',
Lard, per loo lbs., 87. (fc. Short clear tides
(boxed), S8 oOn6.M.
Wllowlng were the receipts and shlp-
msnu or flour ana grain:
Kecelpt. Shlnmnt
Flour, bbl 31 11K
Wheat, bu 25 000 41 5n
Corn, bu 415:4m) 14H.0iiO
Oats, bu. 42I.5iiO 2il,O10
TaLttys. bu il.i'W 1!
s.Bi.srley. too 53.700 l,7o0
. " On the Produce exchange today the but
, ' tr market was firm; creameries. 2-'tr2sc;
', dairies. KuVJ6c. Elggs, firm; at mark, cases
' Included, UHurKc; firsts, luc; prime f!rls,
tv; extras, i.'c. Cheese, steady, 13 J 14c
Mlaueagiolla Grata Market.
i ..vw i r..i i ,a . . ... t i - it i.i . .
mpr.irvLiio, junri'ii . . 1 1 i ii.
1 hard. (1.11: No. 1 northern. $l.o; No. 2
northsrn, tl(V:; No. 8 northern, 81.ulii
..ov; May, i.it'; July, ! ('.
l4l5AV l. Ktilb i.i, t l im.! l M
PLOL'K-Cnchanged: flisl pslents, $5 4Srj
S et); second patents. 85 2S4ii.fio; first clears,
84.46jr4.65; second clears, 83.ooii3.60.
Mllnaake Urala Market.
MILWAl'KKB. March 7 Vi' H KAT Mar
ket lower: No. 1 norllit-rn, Jl linil 1J; No. 2
northern, 81.09ft 1 10; May, Vilc. KHkcd.
EAHLEY Lull ; No. 3, Hoc; sample. 65
kto,
CORN Lower; No. J. cash, 69t!Jc: May,
8u, bid.
Pearls Uralsk Market.
PEORIA. 111., March 7 - CORN Un
changed; No. S yellow, tilAl'c: No. l
ctlc; No, 4. 6c; no sraUe, 62j&4c.
OATS Steady ; N i while, ulc; No.
4 white. 6ou61c.
WHlSKY-l.a6.
Dalatk tirala Market.
DULVTH, Mini) 7-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, 81.07; May. 31 .05; July, 31.0.
Teleda teed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. March 7. SEED Clover,
tash, (14.10; March, 6U.; April. il 6; Ocio-
bcr. 87.(0; prime timothy, 82.30; prime alslka,
311.90.
NEW YORK GEMERili MARKET
(taetatleas sf the Day Varlesis
CflsasaoalllFS.
NEW YORK. March 7.-r"LOl'R-rle-
relpts, 26.t bbls. ; exports, 4 4 bbls. ; mar
k"t unchsnged and quiet; Minnesota pst
eris, I5.3r,'p6.75; winter straights. 84.4VS4 70;
Minnesota bakers. 34.6of6.1(; winter extras,
3J4.i&; winter patents, 34 SM16.OO; winter
lr' grade. 61 Wu4 IS. Rye flour, steady;
fall to good, 34tiOti'4,90; choice to fancy.
xa.uwrft.x. Buckwheat flour, nominal, 33
per 100 lbs.
uuHNMBAle-steady; nne whit ana yel
low. 81.4Mil.60; coarse. 8l.3txBl.40; kiln dried.
ti.2rVqlt.g6.
RVli Slow: No. I western. 88c I. e. b.
New York.
WHKAT Receipts. 12.0(0 bu.; exports.
1.12,601 bu. Spot msrket easy; No. 8 red,
31 03 elevator; No. 2 red, 31n f. o. b,
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 31.17 f. o.
b. afloat; No. 8 herd winter, fl 14 f. o. b.
afloat. The bearlshness of foreign news
prompted over a cent break in the local
wheal market today and It closed heavy at
lValHo decline. May. Il.0f.fi 1.0; cloxed at
31.": July, WV.ctrJl ..; closed at 9c.
corn Receipts, 3.2:26 Du.; expirts, Si.om
bu. Spot market steady; No. 2, 71c elevator
ana iac r. o. d. afloat; jno. x white, f'v:
No. 2 yellow, &c f. o. b. afloat. Option
market opened firmer on covering, but
broke with wheat and closed net un
changed; May, 72&7itc; closed at 73c;
July closed at 70c. ,
OATS-Recelnts, 72,000 ba; exports, '4.720
bu. Spot market slow; mixed oats, 28 to
83 lbs., 67c; natural white, 28 to 32 Ins., 67
$)c: clipped white, 82 to 40 lbs., eOfetftc.
HAY Fair trade: good to choice. 1.00a
1.10.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice.
1907 crop, Siil4c; ISHsJ crop. Irc: Pacific
cosst, 1907 crop, 6w9c; 19i crop, 3!5c.
H1DKS rasy; Bogota, 17c; , Central
America. 17c.
liKATHKK Quiet; acid, 2OET770.
PROVISIONS Beef, steadv: family. 4.60
ipl5.(; mess. 311.0iV(11.60; beef hams, 3l'5.0O
4j'27.0O; packet, 312.0(Kd 12.60; city, extra India
mess, 321.C'(j)22.00. Cut meats, quiet; pirkled
bellies, 7uc; pickled hsms, 8c. I.ard,
steady; westerrl prime, 7.7Mj.7.86; refined,
barely steady; continent, 3S.20; South Amer
ica, 38.75; compound, 3.77.12. Pork,
stesdy; family, 316.004il.Ofl: short clears,
$14 ry 15.76; mess, 314.(14.75.
tallow steady; city. 8Z per pkg.;
country, 4gi6c.
H ICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 8
o.
PtJULTRY Alive, dull; fowls, 14c: tur
keys, 14c. Dressed, quiet; turkeys, 12S18c;
fowls, 10Cgl3O.
BLTTKR Weak: creameries. specials.
29c; extras, 28c; third to firsts, 24fe7;
held, third to specisls, 23if28c.
v iit;jjjt; nrm but uncnangea.
KGGS Weak: western firsts. 21c: sec
onds. 20321c.
WEATHER. IJf THE GRAIX BELT
Fair Baaday Not Mack Cbaasje ia
Teaiperat are.
OMAHA, March 7, 1908.
The storm, central over the upper Mis
sissippi valley and upper lakes Fridajr
morning, continued its rapid movement
eastward during the last twenty-four hours
and Is disappearing off the upper Atlantic
coast this morning. It was attended by
high winds and severe weather over the
lake region. Fifty-six miles per hour
occurred In Chicago during Friday after
noon and winds approaching that velocity
were general throughout the lower lake
region during the night. A ridge of high
pressure has extended southeastward
across the country from the northwest to
the east gulf states and generally clear
weather prevails throughout the central
and western portions. The weather Is
much cooler throughout the central por
tion. It will continue fair In this vicinity
tonight and Sunday, with not much change
In temperature.
OmahU) record of temperature and preci
pitation compared with the corresponding
day 01 tne last tare years:
IHOB. 1907. 1906. 1906.
Minimum temperature.... 24 2 94 29
Precipitation 00 .00 .01 .00
Normal temperature ror today, 31 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
08 Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
.21 inch..
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
w incn.
L. A. WEL8H, Local Forecaster.
t. Lamia General Market.
' ST. LOUIfl. Maroh 7. WHEAT Lower:
track, No. 2 red. cash, 81.0SiDl.O4; No. 1
bard, 31.0W81.O4; May. B7c; July, 87c.
CORN Lower track, No. I cash, 82ffl
88c; No. S white, 63o; May, 60c; July, 69
OATS Lower: track. No. 2, cash, 61c;
iNo. x white, &3(i33o; May, 6lo.
RYE Scarce at 4c.
FLOUR Dull 1 red winter patents. 84. G
4.86; extra fancy and straight, 84.20(34.50;
Clear, w.tKxgtf.so.
SEED Timothy; steady; $3.7&4.S5,
CUKNMKAL Higher. 33.00.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, 31.18
HAY-Steady; timothy, 310.0018.60; prai
rie, ooia i
IRON COTTON TIES 11.01.
BAQGINO 8c.
HEMP TWINB-80,
BUTTER Weak; creamery, 24fT30o.
BQQB lxwer at 16o. cass count.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 11c; springs.
14c; turkeys, la&iac; ducks, lie; geese, 60
IU.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: lohhlmr
812.12. Lard, lower; prime steam, 7.fc!J
7.82. Dry salt meats, higher! boxed extra
snorts, f.i; ciear riDS, .oo; snort clears,
37.27. Bacon, higher; boxed extra shorts,
87.67; clear libs. 37.76: short clears. 38.87U.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.WO 7,000
Wheat, bu 48,0 49.000
Corn, bu 86,000 20,000
Oats, bu 102,000 41,000
Kaaaaa City Live Btaek Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 7. WHEAT-10
2o lower: May, 2c; July, 4c. Cash:
No. I hard, 965Wc; No. j, MQMc; No. 1
red, i.nfi'i tu; no. 1, mcai.w,
CORN Unchanged to c lower: Mav,
K7Ur. Jnlv fttUi.i- Pnh! Mn n.1..
67o; No. i mixed, 67c; No. I white, 67o;
No. 3. 57Ac.
OATS Unchanged to c lower; No.
white, 5061 c; No. I mixed, 4&4jtc.
K rJ lie.
HAY Unchanged to 26c higher; choice
timothy, 11.00(ifl2.00 choice prairie, 39.009
9.60.
BUTTER ?1e lower; creamery, 29o;
pecking stock, 17c.
EGGS c lower; fresh extras, 18c; cur
rent receipts, 16c.
Following were the receipts and shipments
of grain: Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 112,000 83,000
Corn, bu 80.000 42,000
oats. bU 19,000 8,000
Options at Kansas Cltyi
Articles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.
I
! 92
671 67 B
66 66A
Philadelphia Predsrs Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 7 BUTTER
Market 1c lower; nearby prints, 32c.
EtKiS Firm: fslr demand: Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts. 23o at mark. same.
current receipts In returnable cases, Xo at
nmih: western, choice, jc at nmrK; west
ern. fair to good. 20W22c at mark.
CHEESE Firm: fair demand: New York
full creams, choice, 16 16c; same, fair to
good, ltc.
I.lverpaol Grala and Provlsloos.
LIVERPOOL. March 7. WHEAT A not
firm: No. 2 red, western winter, 7s 8d;
tutures, quiet; srcn, iu zfea; may, is .a
July. 7s 4d.
CORN Quiet; prime American mixed,
new, on ici; prime A merles n mixed, old
6s 4(1; futures, quiet; March, 6s d; May
iw mu.
Evaperated Aaples aad Dried Frails
NEW YORK. March 7. EVAPORATED
APPLES Msrket continues weak: fsncy
are uuoied at lOHc: choice at Htiyc
prime at 7tj7c; Canadian at 7&'7c, and
common 10 ratr at vnle.
DRIED FRL'ITS-Prunes are In better
demand, with prices steadier in tone. Quo
tations rsnge from 4Vc to 15c for Call
fuinis and from 6c to ltc for Oregon fruit.
Apricots are quiet, wltlv clictee quoted at
lfcti-'lc; extra choice at 22SiC3a. and fancy
at L'4ti6c. Penches are steadv, with choice
quoted at 10loa; extra at UtHc; fancy
at ll:2c, and extra fancy at 18'4c.
Raisins shorn- little Improvement, with l ie is
muscatels quoted at 6 Vole; seeded raisins
at 6ec. and London layers at n.tUl. Tfc
agrar aad Me lasses.
NEW YORK. March 7.-8UGAR-Raw
strong; fslr refining, 33tv34Mc; centrifuta'
98 test, Jc; molasses sugar, 8.140
IJJc; refined steady; No. 6, 4ioc; No. f,
466c; No. 8. 4.60c; No. 9. 4.46c; No. 10,
4 36c: No. 11. 4 30c: No. 12. 4.25c: No. 12. 4.S0.-:
No. 14. 416o; confectioners A. 4.9r; mould
A. f Soc : cut loaf, k.soc; erushnd, 6. Tile; pow
dered. I Kv; granulated. 6.00c: cubes, t 26c.
MOLASSES let ; New Orleans open
aeuia guoa 10 cnoioe, ssyut
Wheat
Msy 94 96
July 80 - 87
Cora
May 67 67
July 57- 67
SEfTYORKSTOCIS AND ENDS
Market Breaks Into Animation with
General Sise in Values.
MANY REPORTS IN CIRCULATION
Rarnor ef Advaace la Freight Rate
ta Avoid Cat la Wain Caasea
itreagtk la Railroad
Issaea.
NEW YORK. March 7. The stock market
broke Into snlmatlon today with a compre
hensive uplift of prices. There wss a dis
position to attribute the demand still to
professional sources tor the most part, the
short Interest having become Increasingly
uneasy with the power of resistance shown
by the mirket through the week. News of
conditions in business and Industry did
not Indicate any marked change from the
recent mixed results, bat the action of the
market either gave rise or plausibility to
some reports thst were current of meas
ures in contemplation by concert amongst
powerful Influences to work a betterment
In conditions.
The coincidence of the presence In Use
city of several presidents of large railroad
systems of the country was responsible for
the credence given to one of these reports.
This was to the effect that a proposition
was to be made to the national authorities
on the part of the principal railroad com
panies In concert for an agreement on
their part to maintain wages of labor on
their systems, if they shall be allowed by
the Interstate Commerce commission to
make an Increase in a fixed ratio in the
rate of freight charges. The enormous
change In net results to follow a change
of a fraction of a mill In the freight charge
ror conveying one ton a mile on the rail
roads of the country has often been com
mented upon and illustrates the Importance
which such an adjustment would have. 01
any official confirmation of this report
there was none. The same was true of an
assertion that the anthracite carriers had
worked out a plan for meeting the com
modity clause of the Hepburn rate law,
which goes into effeot on May 1, and which
had threatened serious embarrassments to
those companies. The announcement that
the Knickerbocker Trust company would be
permitted to resume business was a favor
able factor. The reduction In the official
discount rate of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many and a decline In the private dlsnount
rate In Paris witnessed the relaxing ten
dency of the world's money markets. 80
did the local bank statement, although the
supplementary statement of the actual con
dition of the banks on Friday evening and
ot the institutions outside the clearing
house had to be looked to to trace the im
provement, rather than the regular state
ment or averages, xne increase in loans
showed by the latter evidently reflected
the effect of last wek's operations, the ac
tual loan item on Friday evening showing
a sharp contraction. The market closed
very strong at the top level ot prices.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, 31.878,000. United States 2s, regis
tered, have declined per cent and the 2s,
coupon, and 8s, Pr cent on call during
the week.
Number of sales ana quotations on stocks
were as follows:
Baits. Hlxh. Low. Close.
Aiams Express 1S
Amalgamated coppsr n.uu 01 "k wtt m
An. C. A r 3.K10 tovi '
Am. C. A r. pfd J)
Am. Cotton Oil J0 37 J
Am. Cotton Oil ptd J
Amarlcao Kxprsia lw)
Am. H. A U ptd " J
American loe Securities.... 700 14 14 lVt
Am. Unseed Oil J
Am. LIUMed Oil ptd J
Am. IeomotlT 1,10 4
Am. liocoinoUTe ptd ?
Am. 8. A K 31,200 40
Am. S. R. ptd 3 H
Am. Sugar Refining
Am." Tobacco pfd ctfa.-
tfWO HI 114
7
Anaconda Mining Co. .4
1,000 f It
4.9UO 1" Ml
400 tntt iwh
100 63 63
1.1W 11 80
"t'.m 'ioii
1,400 147 144
600 167 les
800 M 7
!0O 4
1.700 144 141
IS.KH) lit 111
'"ioi .'iiii 'iivi
taio 17 1M
MO t4'4 13
62 M
I.OOO 41 41
100 8 M
1.0U 1114 "
DUO 6 til
1,600 161 141
100 47 476
300 17 1S4
100 42 41
1.600 1 t
3.100 12 12
1110 liH 16V,
"i.ino iiiii iiivi
WO 129 IX
'rino '&8 '6714
3.W0 ta 31
Atchlaon
Atchlacm Dfd
Atlantio Coast I.lne
41
31
w
Dalilmore A Ohio
Bat. ft Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Rapid IT
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Vsrawy.
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...s
4
146
114 Vi
4
13
41
Chicago T. ft T
Chicago T. ft T. ptd
C., C, a ft St. u
Colorado P. ft I
Colorado ft 80
Colo, ft Bo. IM ptd
Colo, ft Bo. in ptd
Oonaslldated Oas
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd
Delaware ft Hudson
Del., L. ft W
Denver ft Rio Grands
V. ft R. O. pfd
Diatlllcrs' SMurltlss
Krte
Brie 1st pfd
Erie 3d pfd
General Klectrlo
Illinois Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pumpi
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iirwa Central ptd
Kansas City Bo
K. C. Bo. pfd
Vulenlle ft N
Meitcaa Central
Minn, ft 81. 1
M.. Bt. P. ft S. B. M
14.. Bt. P. ft B. B. M. ptd.
MlaMurl Pacific
M., K. ft T
41
m
13
61
16114
47
16
41
17
111
126
37
ev
It
3300 10
too II
11V4 II
4IV4 47V4 48H
600 ilVb so
100 17 17 11
mo 1044 "4.
nx 101
M0V 101
lit 114
100 136
1.400 II
300 1IV4
g 11
IS
M.. K. ft T. pro
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd
New York Central
N. Y., O. ft W 1.
Norfolk ft W
N. ft W. pfd....,
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Uaa
P., C. C, ft Bt. L.....
Pressed Steel Car
Pressed 8. C. ptd...
Pullmas Pslses Car
Reading
Reading 1st pfd
Reading M ptd
Republic Steel
Republic Btrnl pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd....
Bt. L. ft 8. P. 3d pfd..
Bt. Loula B. W
Bt. U 8. W. pfd
southern Pacific
80. Panne pfd
80. Railway
Bo. Railway pta
Teiae ft Pacific
Union Pacific
Unloa PaclSe pfd
I). 8. Ripreaa
II. B. Kealtf
U. 8. Rubber.
V. 8. Rubber pfd
V. B. Steel
V. B. Bteel pfd
Va. -Carolina chemical
Va.-l.aro. Chem. pfd
Wabaeh
Webaeh pfd
Wrllt-rargo Eipreas ...
W aetlngnous Eleclrls .
Weatern Union
Wheeling ft U E
Wleconeln Central .....
Wla. Central p'd
Northers PaclAo
Central Leather
Central Uealher pfd
gloaa-tihemolu 8teel ....
Oreat Northern pfd
Interboruugh Met
I nl MM eld
.. UV4
4Vi
... 3,100 4014 4
60
(.600 H
6V 7
i o 10V4 "V4
lnO
0
6V4
100 19 1
TOO 44V4 4J
4414
34. mn 11414 11414 liV4
1,100 17 H
8714
100 86
400 31
"it-
sou 1014
Tl
161
4.200 300 37
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m 14
1
1,100 ilVtj 17
l.0
II
11
1144
M0 R 28
7' 2t4 22
W4
22 Vi
17H
100 10 10
3.WI 7014 86 70V4
200 10IV4 10SV4 10SV4
KM)
00 214 K4 n
100 is. u
14
71600 117 114
117
T14
11
40
r i i
114
7714
400 7Vi Tt
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... 11.S00 11 Si
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300
14
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40
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200
two
40
41
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40
3
4
14
M
12,101 134 138 li44
100 17 17 II
UO (BV 12 81
, i0 4'4 4.1 44
i nn iao u 110
100 7 1
100 1 II II
Total aalea lor tne nay. wi.mn ,wi.
I.endoa Stock Qaotatloas.
LONDON, March 1. Ar.-.erlcan shares
met with fuir support during the greater
part of the day on the stock exchange,
Linn nunieri a fraction over parity, but
reacted later and closed easv with the
exception of in ilea Btates eteei, wnicn
was steaay on tne nener auvicee.
London closing stock quotations:
C onto la. money .... 17 8-14 Mi.. Kan. ft Texas.. 13
do ai count 17 1-14 New York Central.... 18
Anaconda IS Norfolk ft W 11
Aichieon do ptd
to pfd UVt Ontario ft W H
Ralttnv re ft Okie.... Pen leaala i
Caaadias Pacific ...141 Rand Mines :
i'hnMki k Ohio.. M keadlna 60
( hi. Great Western.. 414 Buutbera Railway ... 114
Ckl.. Mil. ft Bt. P. ..116 do pfd OS
Hatri 11 Southern PaclBc 70
Denver ft Rio 0 14 t'nlua Pacific 114
do pfd 4s do pfd U
rn. 111a I'nued Butes Bteel... 1114
do 1st pfd ids do pfd !. MVi
do Id pfd nviWabash I
Grand Trunk 16 d pld 14
Illinois central 12 Sbanlak 4a it
Louis, ft Nashville.. IVjAmai. Copper el
fcllAEK Bar, quiet at 20l per ounce.
klilNKl-3 oer cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 3i3 8-U per cent; for
three months' bills, 4 per cenu
Treaaary Btateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. March 7. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of Uie Sl60.OCO.0u0 gold
reserve, shows available cash balancs. 3267,-
371, 7i; goia coin ana Duinun, m.miai;
gold certitlcaies. xas.sM.aiv.
Farelga Plaaaelal.
LONDON. March T.-Money was In smal
ler demand on the market today and there
was a good supply. Ulseounts were easy.
It FCRLIN. Mareh T. Price nn (ha terniraai
tadsy were quiet and trading rather firm,
American shares were quoted higher.
PAKlrl. March I. Prices on the Bourse
today were weak.
New York Money Martcet.
NEW IORK. March 7.-MONET-On Ball
nominal. Time loans, easy; sixty days, 8
per cent; ninety days, 8a4 per ctnt s.x
months, 44j4 per cent.
HH1MS Ma,rtCAMTlL.H PAPER 6144i
per cent.
BTBRUNO EXCHANOEJ-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.8&tf
4.MK40 for demard, at 34.K.T4) for sixty -day
siLiV r. tv ttar, eoc; Mexican dollars, frc,
BONDS Government, steady: Railroad
Steady.
t losing cunt at Ions on New Tork bonds
wers as follows:
C. B. ref. 3s, ng....tnL ft K. snl. 4s M
do emrsen 104m Mas. e. s. 4s M
0. B. Is, reg 11 Mex. Central 4s 12
do coupon lot de let ISC If
U. 8. new 4s, reg... .13 "Minn, ft St. U 4m.. 38
do coupon 122 M , K. ft T. 4s M
Am. Tobacco 4s s Mdo Is 77
do Se 10-.! M R. R. of M. n. 4a. an
Ati hleoa gen. 4a N. T. C. g. I1 18
do ad. 4s M N. i. C. g. 6a 113
Atlantie C. Ls 4a.... SO No Facias 4s... MO
Bel. ft Ohio 4 H do la 71
dn la . N ft W. . 4j f
Brk. R. T. c. 4a. 01 O. . U rfd. 4s t.
(ntral of Os. IS... M Penn. ev. I 'its M14
to let Ine So Heading geu. 4e.. ... 4
lo Id Ine 4 St. L. ft 1 M. e. as.. 104
do Id tne 36 8t. U ft fl. T. tt. 4s. W
Chen, ft Ohio 4a.... 7 Bt. L 8. W. e. 4a.... M
Chicago ft A. Is.. (1 Seaboard A. U 4s.... 44
C B. ft a. a. 4e.... H Bo. PaCiBc 4s 6
C, R. I. K P. 4s.... b do let 4a etts
do col ba U So. Rtllway 6s 61
CCU. ft Bt. L. g. 4s H Tela ft P. ls im
Colo. lnd. Is, aer. A. 42 T., At. L. A W. 4a..
Colo. Mid. 4a 60 Unloa Psclne 4a
Celo. ft Bo. 4a. M do ev. 4s 84
Cuba 6e 100 P. B. Bteel M Is 18
r ft R. O. 4a Bl Vabaih ls 1"2
Dlnlllera' Sec. 3a... (7 do deb. B 17
Erie p. I. 4s 83 Western Md. 4s. 63
do gen. 4s b7 W ft L. E. 4a Oft
Hock. Vsl. 4e....lJ Wl. Central 4a 80
Japan 4 77 Atchison cv. 4s 84
do 4s ctfa 36 do cv. 6a M
do od eerie 84 Int. Met. 4s 66
Bid. Ottered.
Bostoa Iteeki aad Beads.
BO8TON. March 7 Call loans. 44tt per
cent; time loans, 6ffi per cent. Official
closing on stocks ana Donas:
Atchlaon adj. 4a. 84 Atlantie 10
do 4a M Rlngham 1
Hex. Central 4s 81 "Cel. ft Heels .686
Atchison 70 Centennial
do pfd 18 Copper Hangs Stt
Boston ft Maine 1U Dal; West 10
Boetnn Elevated 11 rranklls 8
Fitchburg pfd Ill OreobT
Mexican Central IT Isle RovalS k
N. Y. N. H. ft ft. ...13 Mars. Mining 3
Union Pacific 117 Mlrhlno 7
Am. Arge. Chem 16 Mohawk 4
do pfd 80 Old Dominion
Am. Pneu. Tube 4 Osceola B0
Amer. Sugar 111 Parrot 17
do pfd llQulny XI
Am. T. ft T IGShannos 10
Am. Woolen 10 Tamarack 66
do pfd 71 Trinity 18
Dominion I. ft B 16 Vslted Copper e
Edison Elec. lllu Son V. 8. Mining 29
General Rlertrle ....117 V. 8. Oil 10
Mass. Electric 10 t'tah , 48
do pfd 43 Victoria 3
Mass. Oaa 62 Winona 6
United Fruit 118 Wolverine 133
United 8. M 42 North Butte 60
do pfd 36 Butte Coalition 11
V. 8. Pteel w Nevada 1
do pfd S6 Cal. ft Arizona
Adventure 1 Arizona Com 17
Alloues 24 Greens Cananea 3
Amdlgamsted 61
Asked. Bid.
Clearlagr Honse Baak Statement.
NEW TORK, March 7. The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold 31,136,975 more than the
requirements of the 26 per cent reserve rule.
This ls an Increase of 8873,300 In the pro
portionate cash reserve as compared with
last week. The. statement follows:
Increase.
Loans 81,164,349.200 83,281,600
Deposits 1,175,700,500 8.760,iO
Circulation 62.1(12,300 1,871 3 0
Legal tenders 58,772,400 1,078.000
Specie 265,288,700 8,970,500
Reserve 824,061,100 l,tu2,S0O
Reserve required 282,025,123 2,019,300
Surplus 30,135,975 , 873.300
Ex-U. S. deposits..... 43,764.500 634,300
Deorease.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house batiks at the close of busi
ness yesterday was 27.65.
The statement of banks and trust compa
nies of Greater New York not members of
the clearing house shows that these insti
tutions have aggregate deposits of 3739,396,
500; total cash on hand, 863,632,400, and loans
amounting to 1772,690,600.
Bank Clearing's.
OMAHA, March t. Bank clearings for
today were 82,871,131.13 and for tha corres
ponding date last year $2,189,977.47.
1908 1907
Monday 3 2.438,809.81 $ 8,108,461.67
Tuesday 2.867,900.47 2,156,187.93
Wednesday 2.848.2J4.97 l,497.B56.18
Thursday 2.563,742.91 2,398,110.08
Friday t.449,401.14 2,442.616.04
Saturday 2,871.131.13 8,11:9,977.47
Total 815,039.210.23 $14,7f3,909.?8
Increase over the corresponding week last
year S245.900.68.
few York Mining; Stacks.
NEW YORK. March 7.-Closlng quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Adams Oea. 6 Little Chief 3
Alice 160 Ontario 200
Brunswick Coo.' 10 ophlr 210
Breece 18 Potoel 1
Comstock Tunnel .... II Savage II
Con. Cal. ft Va 6 Hlerra Nevada 36
Horn Silver 10 Small Hopes II
Iron Sliver UO Standard 100
Laadvlile Con I
Exports and Imports,
NEW YORK. March 7. Imports of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending February 28 were
valued at 313.772,260. Imports of specie at
the port of New York for the week ending
today were 386,460 silver and 8oti6,040 gold.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week ending today were 34,
765 gold and 1622,660 sliver.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 7. COTTON Spot,
moderate business done; prices 4 points
lower; American middling fair, 8.62c; good
middling, 6.28c; middling, 8.00c; low mid
dling, 6.6tc; good ordinary, 6.22c; ordinary,
4.72c
The sales of the day were 8,000 bales, of
which 600 were for speculation and export
and Included 4.600 American. Receipts
16,000 bales, including 15,DiO American.
Futures opened easier and closed barely
steady.
NEW YORK, March 7.-COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; March 10.16c; May,
10.59c; July, 10.37c; August, 10.1610.20c;
Ot'toi'cr, 9.91c; December, 9.91c bid.
GALVESTON, March 7. COTTON e
Steady, 11 7-16c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 7. M ETALS The
metal markets were more or less nominal
in the absence ot cables. Tin was quiet at
829.268au.00. Copper remained dull, with
lake quoted at l2.37'a 12.60, electrolytic at
312.22i&1237, and casting at 312.12r 12.25.
Lesd was dull at 33.9l.iu3.75, and speller
quiet at 34.65&4.T$. Iron was nominally un
changed. ST. LOUIS, Mai-clT 7 M ETALS Lead,
weak at 83.60. Spelter, weak at 84.62.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7. COTTON
Spot, steady, o down on all grade! ; mid
dling, Uc; sales, 1,700 bales on spot and
S7& hales to arrive.
ST. LOII8, March 7. COTTON Dull ;
middling, llc; no sales; no receipts; ship
ments, 8 bales; stock, 22,217 bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, March 7. COFFEE Fu
tures cloud steady net unchsnged to S
points higher; stiles were leported of 6,2
bugs. Including May at D.y.'yuc ana De
cember at 6.2ou. Spot coffee, quiet; No. 7
Kio. 6 3-16c; No. 4 Santos, 8c; mild coffee,
dull; Cordova, lt)613c.
Oils aad Roala.
NEW YORK. March 7 OIL-Cottonseeil,
em ay; prime crude, 2b'(j2sc; prime yellow,
3uc. Petroleum, steady; reltned, New
Yoik, .7u; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
..o. Philadelphia end balltmore, 111 bulk,
1.1.6.
Wool Market.
8T 1.0CI8, March 7. WOOI-Bteady ;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 20
vj''ic: iigm line, lofy r.c ; neuvy line,
140 ljc; tub washed, ittxu&ic.
Kansas City Urala and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Msrch 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,209 head, Including 100 southerns.
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, Jo.34i5.7n; fair to good, 84.6tf
136; western sleets, 34.Sodit.60; stackers and
feeders, b.4oj.9u; southern steers, 84.UOW
6 36; southern cows. 82 4j4.00; native cows,
82.iKKft-4.76; native heifers, 33.etVtv6.j6; bulls,
U 3i4 .60; calves, 84-OUa-eO. ttecelpls tor the
week, 33,000 head.'
liuOci Receipts! 8.O0O head. Market 10c
higher; top, 34 67; bulk of sales, 14 4M
4.60; heavy, 34 fr'ai 67: packers. 34.50(rt 66;
pigs and light, 4.iA"tH.6o. Receipts for the
week, so.OOO head.
bHEUP AND LAMBS Receipt 1, none.
Market nominally steady: lambs. 8&2&4ie.ll0:
ewes and yearlings, 34.764j6.76; western year
lings, 36.90ftl30; weatern sheep, 84 60t6 BO;
stockers and feeders, 33.506.36. Reoslpls for
the week, 30.3UO bead.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Closing Quotations Fifteen to Twenty
Fire Higher for Week.
CATTLE MARKETS UPWAUD TREND
Receipts of lioera Only Moderate,
Pi Ices Rallaar rive ta Tea Cents
Higher Ferrer taeea
Received.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 7, 1908,
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 8.614 8.4 B.onl
Official Tuesday 8.0S4 20.1i7 8.437
Official Wednesday 8. in 2 14.43 8.231
Official Thursday 8,786 W.8 4.733
Official Friday 1,037 7.908 8
bsumatea Saturday .... 33 b.iou
Six days this week.... 18.196 7.035 1 9.371
Psme days last week.,..18.M7 67.9V1 27.748
Same days t weeks ago..l.36 64.2S3 23.409
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 18. 461 3.94 2ti.W7
Boms days 4 weeks ago. .17.844 87.4-0 33,090
Same days last year. ...21,161 39,826 27,119
The following table shows tne receipts
Of cattle. ho and eheen st South Omaha
or the year to date, compared with Inst
yeart
ions larff. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 183.208 212.029 28.821
Hogs 6S1.r6 42.127 172,119
81'sep 246.266 824,874 79,108
ine following table shows the arK
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1908. 1W7. 11908. 190s. 11904. 11908 . 1902.
Feb. 28...
Feb. 27...
Feb. 28...
Feb. 29..
Msrch 1
5 40
6 93 S 88
S K6 6 S3
C 82
6 to
8 13
S 091
6 23
March 2.,
68
7 041 6 19
7 0 i 6 2$
7 11 1
7 041 6 21
March 8..
5 12
March 4.
6 Otj
March 6
5 07
March 6.
March 7.
4 89 8 13 7 loi b 09
Indicates Sunday.
The official number ot cars brought In
today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. Hr .
C. M. & St. P. Ry.... 13....
Union Pacific 16
C. It N. W. Ry. (east) .. 4
C. & N. W, Ry. (west ..26 .. 1
C, Bt. P.. M. & O. Ry. .. 3
C. B. & Q. Rv. (east). .. 2
C, B. ft Q. Ry. (weBt). .. 11 .. 8
t;., w. 1, ft P. (West).. .. .. ,. 1
Illinois Central Ry 1
C. O. W. Ry .. 2 .. .
Total receipts 1 8S ..
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
numbeh of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Parking Co..... 5tl ....
Swift and Company 1,199 ....
Cuduhy Packing Co 4t3 ....
Armour & Co 1,711 ....
Hill & Son 11
J. B. Root V Co 12
Morris 619
Alstead 257 ....
Kingman , 416 ....
Other buyer 6
Total 29 8,120
CATTLE There was the usual small
Saturday's run of cattle today and prices
were nominally unchanged. For the six
days receipts have been comparatively
light owing largely to the impassable
country roads and the difficulty In market
ing the stuff, so that the supply falls
some 2,000 head short ot a week ago and
nearly 6,000 head short of a year ago.
In point of quality the offerings showed
no particular change, the bulk of the receipts-
'consisting of fair to pretty good
corn-fed beeves, with a scarcity of ohoice
well finished grades and not a great many
of the strictly Inferior kinds.
The market has been on the up turn
from start to finish, closing quotation
being about 154i25c higher than a week ago.
The demand from local packers has been
well sustained throughout, while vigor
ous competition from shipping and export
buyers has .made a lively market and
kept the offerings well cleaned up. De
slrablB light and handy weight beeves have
been the best sellers and show the full
advance, v hlle the heavy cattle, unless
choice, have been rather slow sale and, In
some cases, are not so very much higher
than a week sgo. Eastern markets have
experienced much the same conditions and
the tone to the trade has been healthy and
strong throughout.
In butcher stock and csnners the ad
vance has been even more marked than
In fat cattle. There hns been a vigorous
Inquiry from both local packers and out
side buyers for decent killing stock aad
the tone of the trade has been firm most
of the time. Fair to good grades are
selling to better advantage than either
the cliolce or the commoner grades, the
outlet for the latter being still somewhat
restricted. Veal calves are selling at
strong prices, and the same holds true of
bulls, stags and rough stock generally.
In stockers and feeders the movement
has been very light. Both supply and de
mand have been limited, and while the
tone to the trade has been weak, the ad
vance In beef steers has naturally tended
to sustain values, and the bulk of cattle
are selling Just about the same as a week
ago. Light grades have the call as usual,
but the demand Is limited and the tone
to the market rather weak than other
wise. Quotations1 on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers. 8s. 26ft. 75; fair to good
corn-fed steers, 34.7tKau.16; common to fair
corn-fed steers, 34.0&4.66; good to choice
cows and heifers, 34. 1041ft. 00; (air to good
cows and heifers, 83.4O((i4.0O; common to
fair cows and heifers, 82.2fir4.26; good to
choice stockers and feeders, 84.2O94.60;
fair to good stockers and feeders, 33.60
4.10; common to fair stockers and feeders,
33.orK-a4.6o.
Representative sales:
COWS,
No. Av. Ft. No. A v. Pr.
4 M 18 3 165 3 60
3 MO 8 26
BULLS.
1 1040 8 M
CALVES.
1 IN IW) 1 110 6 00
1 110 4 60 1 160 I 23
1 I0 4 75 1 120 I 10
STOCKERS AND FEEPERS.
8 Mu 8 35 10 441 I 73
HOOS Receipts of hogs were only mod
erate this morning and no particular change
was noted in the general character of the
offerings. Stronger markets east, a sharp
advance In provisions and a vigorous local
demand were all In seller's favor and prices
ruled 64i loc higher from start to finish.
As compared with a week ago the market
ls all of 1016 higher, the advance being
more on the light and medium we.ght hogs
than on tne Heavy grades, Uenerat condi
tions surrounding the tiade show very little
change na compared with a week ago and
the advance in prices has been due largely.
If not entirely, to the reduced supplies.
Local packers as well as outside buyers
continue to show a preference for the heavy
and butcher weight hogs, but the scarcity
of these Is bringing about a better demand
for the light and light mixed loads, and the
range of prices has been prowing narrower
right along. Tops today brought 34.62
as against . yesterday ana tne milk of
the trading was al 84.40&-4.43 as against
4.3vtf4.3i yesterday.
Representative sales:
No. Wt. Bh. Pr. No. Wt, SB. Pr.
1 .184 40 4 it ill ... 4 43
It ...1H 4 Jf It Sl ... 4 41
103 172 ... 4 15 i; li II 4 41
1! 175 1") 4 S7" 6 2 130 4 46
kH 10C 10 4 37 S (4 244 1U0 4 46
H IM ... 4 17 V 65 151 1.0 4 45
M y.s 30 4 I7H I ..l4 3D 4 45
It 1H ... 4 40 33 m aO 4 45
14 181 K 4 40 It r7 130 4 45
44 iH5 ... 4 40 U 2.'5 ... 4 46
J :V4 ... 4 40 W t4 ... 4 45
71 1 ... 4 40 77 126 ... 4 46
Tl :Z ... 4 4 44 116 ... 4
4 1 ... 4 4I !(0 ... 4b
34 t ... 4 40 77 V ... 4 45
14 11 ... 4 46 43 Btl 80 4 41
6... .....19 160 4 40 77 Ml 40 4 46
T7 IS) ... 4 40 l. 341 40 4 45
7i 1HJ ilt 4 4u 15 117 ... 4 45
61 214 ... 4 42Va 64 245 40 4 45
44 11X ... 4 4IVa 14 ill ... 4 474
15 1J ... 4 42 V, 1 -,.1 ... 4 47 V,
71 11 N Hi Tl H 40 4 47s,
51 2a 340 4 42 V, ) ;i ... 4 47V,
77 14 ... 4 41V, K f.4 ... 4 47 V,
11 3:1 0 4 42V, 41.. ZS& ... 4 47V,
1! m iv) 4 41 71 260 10 4 47 VI
74 W6 1 4 42-4 MT ... 147V,
18 l- ... ItlV) Si 271 ... 4 47V,
t t l 40 4 42V, 71 IM ... 4 47 VI
17 IM U 4 42 7 2fl 40 4 So
71 2c I 30 4 45 11 171 III I 50
II HI 10 4 45 II IMS It (H
34 3.1 40 4 44 41 116 ... 4 52V4
SO 3j1 ... 4 3 77 tM ... 4 52 va
SHEEP With nothing on sale today, re
ceipts of sheep for the week number 13,371
head as against 27,743 head last week and
37,119 head a year ago. It will be noticed
by the above that supplies show a consid
erable decrease not only from recent weeks
but from the corresponding period a year
ago
The market on lambs during the week has
buert more sstlstaclory than ror soins time
bark. The supply was somewhat short of
the demand so that prices 'were forced uu
ward 164j2oo over recent quotations. Colo
rado lambs sols during tne week up to 36.75.
while Meilcsn lambs sold earlier In the
week at 36.60 and later at 86 9u. Western
fed lambs carrying good Weight brought
86.60 while other grades sold proportionately
4 11 6 m 6 98 I
4 10 76 6 04 4 771
4 22 6 79 6 11 4 84
4 29 ee ee ee
88 8 05 4 80
4 2D 6 76 6 99 4 72
4 20 8 11 4 76
4 24 9 73 4 81
4 22 72 22
4 32 74 8 20 4 85
4 43 76 6 13 4 891
Tho Updifto Grain Co.
COMMISSION DIPAXTOftrr
700 to 714 Drandcls Qldg.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
IB O IK E IR S
GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
STOCKS AND BONDS
PRIVATE WIRtTS
TalaplnaM
NEW YORK
8 GOLD BONDS
with absolute: security
SECURED ? REAL ESTATE
FOR FULL
SAMUAL
rnONE DOUGLAS 895
Z. eUDDINGTON
Successor to
Boyc e CommlMlon Co., 108 Board ot Trade Dldcj.
Margins 1 cent on grain, $2.00 on stock. Public and private rooms
for customers. Beet service In Omaha. A reliable company.
well especially toward the latter part of the
week.
For mutton grades ofl ewes, yearlings
and wethers, the trade has been even more
satisfactory than that on lambs. Prices
Improved from day to day so that values
are 26 43 60c higher than a week ago. The
movement throughout the week was brisk
and the market all around ls in very good
shape for this time of year when It ls con
sidered that during the Lenten season the
demand is not so brisk.
A considerable number of shorn sheep
and in in lis are now arriving and the num
ber will undoubtedly Increase as the spring
season approaches. As a basis for opera
tions, quotations on shorn stuff are given
as about 60c under wooled stock, of the
same grades.
Quotations on shorn about 60c under
wooled stock.
Quotations on good to choice fed sheep
and lambs: Mexican lambs. 86.60tfr4.90:
western lambs, 3H.iii'fi.70; light yearling
wethers. 86.6046.10; heavy yearling wethers,
8B.2526.75; wethers, 36.00tJ.7B; ewes. 34503'
4.60.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Tea Ceats
Higher Sheep Strang-.
CHICAGO. March 7.-CATTLB-Recelpt
about 800 head; market steady. Heeves,
84.1fCu.20; cows and heifers, flOOirt.OO;
Texans, 3-'.9094.80; calves, SC.2337.26; west
erns, l4.00tH.80; stockers and feeders, 32.&IK3
4.80.
HOQS-fftecelpts about 16,000 head; msrket,
10c higher. Light. 34.354.0G; mixed, .4.4Mf
4.70; heavy, 4.40S.70; rough, 84.40a4.60;
pics, 33-7543)4.40; bulk of sales, 34.4&S4.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts about
6,0u0 head; market strong. Native, 88.6031
6.tu; western. $3. 600. 85; yearlings, tCUXji
8.60; lambs, 35.607.00; western, S6.6tttl7.00.
St. Eoals Live Stoek Market.
BT. LOU18, March 7. CATTLE Receipts,
160 head, Including 76 Texans; market
steady: native shipping and export steers,
l.V.((j 00; dressed beef and butchers' steers,
3B.Hfiijo.66; steers under 1,000 lbs., 83.76
4.50; stockers and feeders, 32. 60X84. 7S; cows
and heifers, S3.3t(gC.8&; canners, S1.75ifr2.6fi;
bulls, S2.6tK34.80; calves, 33.608.00; Texas
and Indian steers, S3.2&6.4S; cows and
heifers, ll.7W4.00.
HOOB Receipts, 8,000 head; market 10c
higher; pigs and lights. 83. 77x54.70; packers,
M 16&4.70; butchers and best heavy, S4.e&9
4.75.
BHBEP AND LAM US-Receipts, 200 head;
market steady; native muttons, 83.2ftfi6.&0;
lambs, 84.2Ct.60; culls and bucks, S3.26(jj
4.00.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOHEPH, March 7.-CATTUO-R-ceipts,
473 head; market nominal; natives,
S4.V(t5.s); cows and heifers, S2.4Cka6.10;
stockers and feeders, 83.604.6O.
H0043 Receipts, 6,S3 head; msrket XOc
higher; top. 34.70; bulk of sales, 84.604.A0.
SHEEP AND LAMB&-Recelpts, 4!7 hoad;
market steady; lambs, 36.2634.76; yearlinss,
36.70i3.36; wethers, 85.266.76; ewes, S4.&
6.60.
Sloax City Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., March 7. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 300 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, 83. 76. 40; cows and
heifers, f2.784r4.S9; stockers and federa.
f8.0OTT4.5O; calves and yearltngs, f ?.75fl?.60.
HOOS Receipts, t.800 head; market ICe
higher; selling at f4.2094.60; bulk of sales,
f4.3&64.46.
Stock la Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Cheep.
noutn irmana 03 s.iiiu
Bioux City K)
Kansas City t.800
St. Iuis li"0
Ft, Joseph 47S
Chicago 800
3.3(10
6.000
3.0.10
8.3X6
15,000
200
407
6,'JOO
Total receipts 4.356 38.736 .6u7
OMAHA wholesale: market.
Coadltloa of Trade aad Quotations aa
Staple aad Fasey Prodaee.
EOOS Fresh selling eggs, candled, 20c.
BUTT EH Common. 16c; fancy tub and
rolls, 17Ulc; creamery, 80c.
CHEKS E New full cream, Wisconsin
twins, 17c; new full cream brick. 17e; do
mestic new Swiss, ISc; nw limburger, lb
16c; young Americans, 17:J.
LIVE POULTRY-Springs. 8c; hens. c;
roosters, 3c; ducks, 9c; geeae, 9c; turkeys,
12c; pigeons, 60o per dos.
DRESSED POULTHY-Sprlngs, fancy. 3c;
bens, 8c; roosters, 4c; ducks, 11c; geese
8'c; turkeys, lpl7c.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland, 87.60; medlunv
t6.ro; To. 1 bottom, K.00; off grades, 84.004.
6.00. Rye straw, 37 00. "To. 1 alfalfa. 311 W.
F-RIITS.
APPLES Washington finow, per box,
fl.&u; WaHhinKton Jnna'hans, per box, $1.76;
Washington Roman lleautles, per box, $1.7.;;
Washington Alexanders, per box. 81.76;
Washington Blue PcHriuutns. per box, 31.75.
Washington Red Cheek Pippins, per box,
fl.75: Washington Kings, per box, 8)1.75;
Waahlnnton Uuilev Rttt;. per box. 31.76;
Washington Northern Buys, per box, 31.75;
California Red Penrmalns. t-tler, per box,
fJ.Oo; California Uelleflowers. 4-tler, per
box, I2.0U; New York Baldwins, per bbl.,
84.6u; New York Northern Bpvs. per bbl.,
34.60; New York assorted varieties, per bbl..
84.60.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Per bu., 654171.
SWEET POTATOES Ksnsas, per bbl.,
82.75.
LETTl'CE Florida head, per hamper,
83.00; per dos., 40c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse., 2 dot., fancy,
per box, 83 00 ; 8 dos., choice, per box, 31.60.
PARSNIPS Old, per bbl.. fc.25.
RADIHHES Hothouse, per dos., 40c.
PARSLEY Per dos., 40c.
PEPPERS Florida, per 8-banket crste,
84. 00.
CAULIFLOWER Per f-doi. exate, $3 00.
TOM ATO i 8 Florida, extra fancy, per 4
baaket crate, 3tt0u; choice, per 8-basket
crste. 34 od; Cuban, fancy, per 8-baiKrt
crate, 84 IO
CARROTS AND TURNIPS-Old, per bbl
S2.0O: Canadian rutabages. per lb., lVo.
CABBAUE Wisconsin Holland sued, per
lb.. l'c.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, fl.60; Wis
consin Red Ololie, per lb., lVtf..
81 1 ALLOTS Per djs., Wr. t
HORSERADISH Per dos., 80c.
CELERY Michigan, per bunch, 26336c.
KUMqUATS Owing to quality, per qt.,
ftxii 40c.
BKUeBELft SPROUTS Per qt.. 20c.
STRAWBERRIES Owing to quality, fr3
66c.
NAVY BKAN8 Per bu., No. 1, tJ.sO;
lima. To per lb.
BEBTF 4UTfl.
Ribs: No. t L3i4jc; No. 8.' lie; No. t, to.
t
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KRNDA1.L OOI.D, Mont., pari monthly lva 30$
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shares at 31M. Likely to adranoe shortly to 83 .
Stork In Industrial Co. baring 33.MO.OfiO assets;
earning 3SO0.OOI) resltr: surplus. 3J70.UOO. Pfd. stock ,
pays per cent. Prion, par. Coounoa pays 13 pel
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northwest. N w shipping ore again. Dividend '.J
payer. fi'W at 31.70.
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Iiin: No. 1, 18c; No. 2, lSc; No. 8, Ho.
Chuck: No. 1. 8Hc; No. 1, c; No. I. 6Vjr"-. .
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TROPICAL. FRUITS.
PEARSLxvra fancy wlntsr Nellls, per
box, 12.75.
ORANGES Fancy Washington navels,
all sixes, per box, 82.75; extra fancy Bun. ,
flower, all sizes, per box, 83.00; California
Tangerines, uu slse and smaller, per box.
32 2ft.
BANANAS-Port I.lmon, owing to atse,
per bunch, 81.50 to $3.1.
LEMONS Kxtra fancy SnutherlanA.
Beauty, Sou to E80 size, pe r box, 84 00; extra
choice Justrlle., 3-0 to 300 slxe, per box, 83.76.
FIQ8 AND UATKB bmyrna figs, 7-.
crown, per lb., 4rl5c; Smyrna figs, g
crown, per lb., lii&lUc; Suiyina figs, 4
crown, pr lb., liyilr; California figs,
boxes, 10 cartons, 6c; California figs, boxes,
18 carton. tOc; California flga, bulk, nef
lb., 5c; Mallowl datoa. tier ' Ih., Vtc ,
Knadrawl dates, per lb., 8c; Sair dates,
per lb., rc; 1'ard dates, IC-lb. boxes, pet
lb., 8c.
tiRAPES Malsga, choice, per keg, 8100;
Malaga, extra fancy, 34. b0: extra choice,
per keg, 84.26; extra fancy, extra heavy.
CRANBERRIES Kxtra fancy Bell aad
Bugle, per bbl., 3!0.0v; extra fancy Jersey,
1-er bbl., 88.00; extra fancy Jersey, per bog,
33.00.
GRAPK FRl'IT-Florida. M to 80 slse,
per box, 36.i0.
MISCELLANEOi:8.
CANNED IKJOUti 4'orn, standard west
ern, 75c. Tomatoes, fancy, 3-pound cans,
11.46; standard, 3-pound cans, 81.20. Pine
spplra, grated, 2-pounu, ii.Mti'i.'H): sliced,
8l..61.3&. Uullon apples, 34 50. California
apricots, 8".'.6f.'ij3 .30. Pear. 3:i't3.14.
Peaches, 31. sums. 15. L. C. Peaches, 3'.M0i
3 18. Altka salmon, red, 3140; fancy
Chinook, flut, 32.15; fancy sockeys, flat,
Hard. 11. a. quarter o.l, 33 tiO; three
quarters inuatard, 3 86. ftviet potatoes,
31 a.S1.36. Sauerkraut, ICc. Pumpkins. 8110
i 11 00. IJinu beans. 2-pound. 75c'a81.tf.
Boaked bi.'aria, 2-pound, 6Xc; fancy. 81.26(01.46.
CALIFOKNIA IiRItU KRl'ITH Prunes
sre somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies ot tmmedlats grade. Quo
tations range from he to to fur California
fiult and from 6'V" to 8c for Oregon.
Peaches are very firm, with fancy yellows
quoted at 13'ic.
Nl'TS California No. 1 8. 8. walnuts, per
lb., 17Vc; iinporled Tarragona almonds, per
lh., 18c; filberts, H rani Is and Jumbo pecans,
13c; butternuts, Ier lb.. liVc; No. 1 H. p.
peanuts, roasted, 8c; raw, ee; saJtaid pea
nuts, per box, (Lis, Itaataa ttliaailiittlei. bar
lb 10c,
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