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THE HKti: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAKCU TJTT7
RFAL ESTATE
Farm axd hanc ii lad for iai.
Soath Dikola (lliaril.
FOR RENT-Pavi-ial acre of land In
Nebraska or Iowa to parly who ran prove
that there In a better lour made than
I i-dlke . If Nina U. Owrni, 2423 Wirt St..
will bring thin ad to Tht Bee within three
day and identify herself she will receive
an ordr for a 11 pound aack of thia flour.
Tciiu.
STOP, READ. THINK
OtK) acres, rich black hog wallow land;
17 mile west of Houston. 1 mllaa from
Missouri City, only J6. Beautiful farm.
fm anrea, miles Houston, thoroughly
drained, on graded road; Dot an aora of
poor land In It. f8V. Large tracts for ool
onlxallon. U H. BaJiay, tul Bina Bldg..
Houston, Texaa.
K6 ACRES Rrazoa bottom; railroad sta
tion on land; IJb, terma. tiuo acres fina black
prairie; depot three miles, 424 par acrs;
terras Allures me owner. Or. at. Pre
ton, Houston, Teg.
BAN PATRICIO CO.
acres near Udim t?Oo
710 acrss near Odem '4)
1.V0O acres near Tart fJi.4
l.Utf -acre near. 1 aft t.fo.w
.J. U. COOK CO.,
, Slnton, Texaa.
IF ona wishes an enjoyable evening (to
to the American theater. If J. T. Dre'w,
2x2 Wirt St.. will brink this ad to The
Bea within three days and Identify himself
ha will receive an order for two aeata to
the American theater.
I tab..
roR BALK A LOUv-aer colonisation tract
en the railroad, leea than M miles from
Bait Lake City; also aavsral smaller "dry
farms,' and soma food orchard kinds. 1
W. Rosa. P. M.. Labi. Ctrnn.
Wlssssila.
FOR ATE Farm 250 acres train and
tock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
standing to river. Home good oak tim
ber, for particulars adareea Charles
Allen, Lynxvlile. VVIa.
E1GHTT aorea. Burnett county. Wla-
constn; 65 cultivated; good buildings,
mo war and rake. Village 1H miles. f2.i0.
part time. A. K. tUbbe, New Klobniouu.
VV la
, W yamtaa.
FOR 8 ALE
If.COO acrea. iaramla Co., Wye.. In the
Golden frairie district, all fenced; aeveral
hundred acrea under cultivation; stocked
wltb sheep and cattle at present; will aell
wltn ranch; will divide and exchange for
eastern hi en. or Iowa farms.
J. T. BtLU oWNttR.
Cheyenne. Wye.
FOR BALK Bargain, iWO-acre stock
ranch. Crook county, Wyoming, 25 miles
went of gpearflsh. S. D., 6-room cottage,
new barn, large cattle sheds, bunk cabin,
chicken house, granary. Ice house, cattle,
calf and horse corrals. Spring, in each.
Good aoll, fine climate. Land lays nice.
Spring In every quarter; loo acres culti
vated; tW acres alfalfa; fenced, cross
fenced; school house on farm; mall daily;
telephone; 1U miles to railroad town; cheap
lumber; coal, f3.J ton; 3-year lease; school
section; forest reserve 4 miles from Bum
mer range. Half coon, balance 6 per cent;
will bear close Inspection; Uu head of cat
tle. 15 head horses; all Implements If de
sired, owner, S. H. McCarl, Brookings,
South liakoia.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm aa Haack Land.
30 ACRES; good actytom house; 5 blocka
from street car line. Phone louKlas lolO.
W. 1 Selby, iM Board of Trade Uidg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA rAKMKH WANT.
Have you anything to otter the farmer
of lowat Any cheup land for higher priced;
general uiercnsoidioe store lor lanu, or
any kind of an exchange? Or have you
some land you want to aell for casnl The
one paper that reaohes the low farmer
U the u Moines Capital; et.ow circuiauwj
dally; rate single Insertion. 1 cent a word;
.x insertions, cents a word, ue Molae
iJauly I'apltaL lie idolnea. y Xa.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
lOWA lA-NI FOR SALE) OR. TRADE.
'on t buy a farm till you see me. John
Carlson, Box 18. Adair, Iowa..
TO EXCHANGE A choice running stock
f merchandise. Invoice about x5,wo, want
Minnesota fat in. Address Box 58. Here
ford, Colo.
FOR SALE er exchange for Nebraska
Innd at same value, II. too stock of shoes.
Address Y-121. Bee.
A FEW OF J. A. ABBOTT'S "SNAPS."
Fine MO-acre improved ranch, Holt Co.,
Neb., one of the bent. This has mortgage
of X.I.0HU. and owner' wants merchanchise up
to U3.0U0. Price of land, .'().
T,M acres near benkieman for only Jt.OOO.
Owner will lake good rental property for
half, balance rash or on land.
Clean H,rio mock of general nidse. In Polk
county, Nebraska., for land at right price.
418-atm Howard county, Iowa, tarm.
finely Improved; has been sold at Sl per
acre uu till today, owner will discount for
.good stock of merchandise; can use up tu
Ls.miu.
40 acres of btht land in Kit Carsun
county, Colorado, for stock of hardware.
Implements or general merchandise. This
land Is fine sutl and lays perfectly. Price,
IIJ.WO.
For a CASH BUYUR we have one of the
iest stocks of general merchandise to be
found, will Invoice H.iiOWi In town near Col
oisdo Springs; will dlucouut.
3:-acre farm 8 miles from Kwlng, Neb.,
good Improvements, well leased for three
years. Prh?e I3U for what have you?
MO-arre farm, clear of encumbrance In
(larfleld county, Nebraska, . l'rlca Is cer
tainly right at tii, owner wants to trade
clear for mercantile ' buMlness.
IJ.ftjU stock of merchaiidlue; building.
J4.WJ0; In good trading point In l'im,.
eoiinip-, Nebraska, doing 14. UnO ikr year
uslness; will take clear farm near Mi-.
Cook or Palisade. Write today.
Pick out the one that suits you; I will
send full in Lcriptlon by return mall, i
have hundreds of others. List yours to
oay. 1 will push It haul. 1 am here for
business am) want yours.
J. A. AHHoTT. Kl'.AL F.ST AT K,
Nil iirandets Building, umaha.
FOR riale or Trade A good saloon-nil
Nebraska Address H. Ilafner, Butte, Neb.
WK exrharlg properties or marlt H H
ralver. lu-kli N. T. Ufa Douglas 7
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to home owners and home build,
era. with privilege of soaking partial pay
Biaota acuti anuually.
W. H. THOMAS.
sot Flrat Natletal bank Bldg.
WANTED City loana Petera Truat Ca"
KM A HA property and Nebraska lamia.
O'Ktsefe Heal Lui Ca. lOltl Omaha Nat.
CHEAP MONEY.
Representing the nun Mutual Life Ina
, ; Co., with aaaols of over IllT.CuO.OuO. I ant
urapared tu acovpt ail the good loans of
fared ou Improved Omaha real estate,
fcuaiaeea and rasidanoe loaua soade wituuut
' deiay-
THOMA8 fRENNAN.
. City National buuk bldg.
LxrSV KATEH. Bt M 16-CARLBEUCI CO.
Du-i Biaudtas Tbaatea" Bldg.
WANTED City loans aud warrants. W.
Taxaaiu biulta Co.. .114) Faruaiu bu
CITY and rarin. JOHN N. FHENZE1C
VONEX TO LOAN Payne Investment Ca
Hue to (10 Out made promptly. F.
IV aad. Weaa Bldg.. kui and sarnain.
U
UARVIN BROS., :d floor N. "V. Lite. AjOj
la awMJiM vu iuipruvv ireiu .w ujs
STEAMSHIPS
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
General Stagnation Weakens the Sit
uation in Wheat.
WAITING ON THE CROP REPORT
.News from ' Koith Conflict 1187 '-
ally Dry la Northwest Stork
of Cora Is Steadily la-
OAiaoa, March 21. 19U.
The wheat market ruled weak and lower.
The stagnant cam Wheat anu Hour situa
Uo nnus continued so long that it is sur
pnaiii hi" I'muM orne traue.
nil a time at least the market will be
ruieu laigciy tiy nop reports from the
Bourn anu those ro lar nave been con
Hiding. Weather conuitlons In U north
west are aonotman ury and will bear
watching.
stocks of corn are steadily Increasing at
primary points and aiso nt the seaboard,
and the shipping demand Is siack. Heavy
teedlng consumption in about the only bun
leature. There Is very little encourage
ment In sight tor holders ot long corn.
t axli wheat was weak Mid values sold off
on fairly liberal otferings. Demand
was mooei aie mi the decline and samples
ne readily a of ot bed
'1 he corn market weakened with wheat
ann caxn sales sold ',c lower as buyers
were not urgent bidders. '1 he general out
look Is for still lower prices. .
Primary wheat receipts were 3S8.000
buxheln and shipments were 1H4,00 btmhels
BKainHt receipts laxt year of mm.uou bushels
and snipmenis ot VIM bushels.
Primary corn receipts were tii3.000 bush
els ami sinptnents were ar7,oii busnels
aKani.i receipts laxt year of Eii.ouO bushels
anu piupmenis of 6M.H) bushels.
Clearances were 1,U0U bUHlieli of corn,
3.0OU busnels ot oats and wheat and flour
eiiual to l.,oi"J bushels.
Liverpool closed vc to d lower on
coiii. )
Omaha Caakt Prices.
The following cash sales were reported:
Hb.A'1 No. 2 hard. 1 car, fcbc; 1 car,
8u4c; 1 car. Hoc; No. i hard, hk car, gl'-ic
No. 4 hard, 1 car, 8Sc; No. 1 mixed, 1 car,
StVc; No. S durum, 11 care. lUc.
CORN No. 3 white, 1 car, 42Vc; 4 cars,
4ic; 1 car, llc; No. i yellow, i cars (local
sale;, 4:c; I cars, 4ic; No. 4 yellow,. 1
oaf. tlc; No. i mixed. 1 car, 42c; No. a
mixed, 1 car (choice), 4; 7 cars, 41 c; No.
4 mixed, 1 car, 4oc; 1 car, 40'.c; No grade,
1 car, 37c.
OATa Standard, 1 car, 2c; No. 3
white, 1 car, Itoc; No. 4 white, 1 car, 28c;
3 cars. :'c; No. 4 yellow, 3 cars, 28c;
No grade. 1 car, 2ic; 1 car, 2ec.
WHWl'-No. 2 hard, UWiCi No. I
hard, koKc; No. 4 hard, 73m sine ; rejected
hard, iOvo; No. 3 spring, 83iiu"ic; No.
4 spring. .(uuM'-jc; No. it durum, 81VH3o;
No. a durum, (WHtC'c.
CORN-No. 2 white. 4i(8-2'4c; No. t white
41;jj'421c; No. 4 white, 4tnaW41'c; No. 1
coior, l$i41c; No. 2 yellow. 4242Vic;
No. 3 yellow, 41V44c; No.-4 yellow, 4oi(
41'c; No. 2, 41fa4JV.c; No. 3 4iysin42c; No.
4, 40'f404c
OA 18 No grade, sm-Vic; mo. x wnite,
2'ttttMc; standard, ascuacc; No. Z white,
i'lWSc; No. 4 white, iBtvtfettrfcc; No. 3
yellow, 2kVfl'ic; No. 4 yellow, ii-ta'iaiO.
UAHLhlli No. 3, WuMic; No. 4. 74uid;
No. 1 feed, tiodnoc; rejected, 664170c.
K YE No. 2, Mg6c; No. 3, 83'884c.
Corn. Oat
m 174
Chicago
Minneapolis
omaha
Duiutu
Kansas t'lty Uraln aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 21. WHEAT
May. (ac; July, 84c bid; cash, steady;
No. i hard. 87(U'J; No. 3, ou4j4c; No. it red,
vlVitilMc; No. i, ItfifBUJc.
CORN May 4('4c. sellers; juiy, tivd'ii
Bellcrs; casn, unchanged to 'c lower; o.
WANTED TO BUY
tofc-ST price paid tor 2d hand furniture,
carpets, doming and Shoes. Tel. 1. fc71.
VoLlR grocer is Judged by the goods he
keeps, lie has Updike a. if V. vak, lnot
nuam ot., will bring this add to '1 ne ee
within tnree days and loentuy hunseii
he will receive an order lor a Impound
aark'-ot mis Hour.
WANltU TO RENT .
W AMivU to lent, barn, near ltlh and
Webater, tor horse and waaou. Call Doug
las mi.
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION by thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper and accountant good toler
ances. Address b 176. Be.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Webster 1114.
POSITION ss night watchman; sober and
reliable. O 7to, tiee.
CHILL) to care for; references.
ll.tli.
12X)hk 8.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ileal estate transfers for March 20. Ml,
,,....i.t.i bv the Midland tiuarantee aid
1'ruMi company, bonded abatiacters. f,14
Farnam jtreut. Telephone Douglas 2865:
t,. b. iNelson and V,Ue to Ueorge W.
l.uxford, lota 1. 2, 3, 4. Weekly s
addition .v.v ' W
L u iilUFt and wlt to Albert L.
Small, lots 46 and 4ii, block 5, Lake
Vlw ! 7,000
J V Longfellow et al. to J. . P.
Hymer. lot 1, block 9, E. V. Smith's
addition A, 8030
Same to same, lot 7, Dennetts sub.. 1.UU0
Knud christensen el al. to Anna 8.
hietn, part lots V and lo, block 3,
Myers, Richards t Tllden s 1,200
A J. sundbiad to Nellie M. Adams, '
part lot , block 2, Millard Place.... 1.800
Cnarles M. Hustead to Dolly M.
Flelus. part lot . block 3, Klrkwood
addition 1.950
Mary C. Porter et al. to Ed Peterson,
lot 9 and we.H . 33.76 ft, lot 8,
.Stewurt Place 5,000
N. E. Coulter lo M. C. King, und.
of lots 16 and lti, block 3, O Nell! a
sub
Lucille M. Callahan et al. to A. J.
coolcy, lot 6, block "F," La Veta
l'lace 1.100
Ralton Townslte Co. to August
bchcrff, lots 7 and 8. block u,
ItalHtoti 400
Will of (irahum Park
.N. (.'. budler and husband to J. A.
AndeiHi'ii, lots J, 4, a. lti, 17 and Is,
block loA Florence 600
M. S. Winklemiin to B. E. Uveenclate,
lots la and 2U, block W. Halcyon
Heights 1.500
Hans Hansen ito Sophie Christiansen,
lots 7 and 8. block 16, Credit Fonder 4.000
C. S. Hartwick and wife to J. E.
Bailey, lot 114. Windsor l'lace 000
Maria ! itonners et al. to George
Barker, lot 2, In Carlberg Place 2
E. It. at tl. W. Doaue to M,orrls New
man, part lots 3 and 4, block 10,
City i
J. 1). Standlsh to II. S. Bryne. lot 8,
bloi k W, Imndee 1
The Shull Land Co. to R. E. Wolf,
lot JT, bloi k 1. Sliull s 3d 3,260
Reed Bros, lo S. K. Douglas, part of
lot times' addition l,75u
L. Welsh et al. to Mary Welch.
lots 14 and lo, block 6. Baker l'lace.. 1
Hurry Hotlikop to J. W. Pease, part
lot 14. block s. City 1
Portsmouth Trust Co. to Emma
Klraehbraum. lot 19, Barkalow Place l.IoO
J. P. DoneKan et al to Peter lenhard
et al., lot 7. blo k 1, Burr Place 1,000
Peter l.enhard et al lo J, P.
Donegal), ten acre In aecilon 6-14-13 5,000
South omaha Land Co. to Valentine
ltednesch, lot a, blH k 348. South
Omaha 3u0
Kenwood Realty Co to James Phelan,
lots UK and -'-0. Kenwood addition.. 210
Elmore Place Co. tu J. 1 Lewis, lot
i, block 2. Cirajit Place Io0
J. H. Davies et al. to M. E. Davles,
lota 7, 8. hi and part of 9. block b,
bhinn's addition 1
C. B. Wyman et al. to S D. Mercer
Co.. part lot 9 of lot 2. Capitol addl- .
l:on 7.160
I A. ost to John Bntomfleld. lots
I and i. lilo k 3. Pair, k 1'lK.e 12.906
tl. B. lHir et al. lo 11 B. Robinson,
lots 2, J and 5. Darr Place 3.W0
II K Kol.iiiHon to William N. I fill.
lots 2. S. 4. and i. Darr Place J.WM
T '. brunei lo W. W. Watklns,
lots I'M and l"6. Falrfa. addition 1
A. W Petlla to Joaeph Barta. sub lot
t of tav lot lo. ae. lion S-14-U 1.250
1. M larson lo C. D. Mclaughlin.
lot il replat Wo. k a. Collier a pla.-a 2
Aug. Wlike lo J. I'. landemaa, lot
it) Marlon Place V J.fto
G F tiiliitore lo TV N. Ex ana. lot
.1. sub of out lot t. block S. Hinnh-
' field addition io
VUti of Joshua Klale..i
Carlo! Heccipta.
in
201)
8
ltt
1 mixed. 4f.fi-4r.Sc; No. 8. 44'5'44twc; No. 2
white, 4ll744Sc; N"f. i. 4Va44o.
OATS St.Rily; No. a while, oVi'!W2c; .No.
2 mixed, So'aSlc.
RYK No. 2. 7M.79C.
HAY I'nrhanued; riolo timothy, J14.00j)
14..V; cholf e prairie, i2.til? 35.
IltTTTKR Creamery, 25c; firsts, 22c; sec
onds. 20e; packing stock. l.V.
KOOS-Kxtras, 1dVc; firsts. 144e.
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu 42.OI0 W.niV
Corn, bu tH.ooft 3vt
Oats, bu 6,0) 14,(K
11I1CAUO UKAI.M AM) PROVISIONS
Feat ares at the Iradlagt aad Cloalas;
Prices oa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 21. Liquidating of
May wheat started In earnest here today.
Creneral selling of that option by houeea
desiring to purchase July narrowed the
spread to 1 . The lower cables and a
promise of rain made the market as a
whole take the down grade.
The close was weak and showed a net
decline of Vc to l'al'nc Latent figures
were unchanged to Va Wc under last night
for corn, and were off aiU'c on oats. In
provisions the outcome was a rise of 6026c
compared with twenty-four hours before.
Vv neat speculators here gave considera
ble attention to the fact that total stock
on hand In Chicago, public and private,
had been reduced only 60U.U00 bu. in the
last two months. At the beginning of trie
year the trade expected the disappearance
of nearly such an amount to be a weekly
occurrence. Further cause of discourage
ment on the part of owners came In dis
patches telling that buyers at Liverpool
and other Kuropean centers had notice of
heavy shipments due to arrive soon. Then,
too, WanhlnKton predicted rain for the
southwest and for a portion of the north
west. The close was at almost the bottom fig
ures reached. High and low points for
May were Vic and tll7c, with last sales
ll'c down at !Wc even.
Good weather for the movement of corn
depressed the market for that cereal. May
ranged between 48HC and 4Vc, closing
easy. c down at 4SV;? 48c. Cash grades
were weak. No. 2 yellow finished at 47!
Buying demand for oats was limited dur
ing the last part of, the session. May
varied from 3oi&;i07tc to 31Vc and closed
at 3074c, a loss of a from the figures
current the corresponding time the previous
day.
With hog receipts small, demand for
provisions became active and prices hlpher.
The net gain was 26c for pork, 7c to ir(t
17c for lard, and 6o to aiu Vc for ribs.
prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Uralii company. Telephone Duugiaa
2474, 7tW ilraudels building. Omaha:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
May... I I
901i91 91 1 89
bvw ,89Va''88TWW
W) 91914
8H W'!
I
July...
Bept...KKU'&!JVil
I .
May...
49 1
60&501.I
61V.I
49V.1
WVj
51-xl
48S48H14fal9,4
July...
Sept...
61V.I blW olH
2W0-W 31 .al
3H
31
July
ols:31WHI
mi3?4j)'
bept...313i31
31VSI
Poii : i
May... ( 16 82 16 92
Juiy...ll6 26 I lb IS
Lard t
May...8 82to90 8 90
July...8 7ifu. 8 82
Sept. ..8 tVu 76 8 80
Rlllb I I
May. ..9 3H4jM6 46
July...8 8ixuW 8 86
8ept.!!8 7wtf0 8 80
72 1 16 92 I 16 67
16 12 J 16 25 16 W
8 77 8 87 ' 8 72
8 72 8 82 8 72
8 70 8 77 8 70
26 9 32 9 12
8 75 8 82 8 70
8 67 8 72 i 67
Cash Quotations were as follows:
FLOUK Easy; winter patents, 3.9o!g!4.30;
straights, 83.60(tf4.10; spring straights, 84.00
4x4.10; spring patents, off 20c to 85.40 for
best hard.
RYE No. 2. 93c.
BARLEY Feed and mixing, 6.VjS0c; fair
to choice malting, 96ci6 1.044.
SEEDS Flax. No1 southwestern, J2.52,4;
No. 1-northwestern, $2.64'i. Timothy seed,
receipts, 946 bales; shipments, 945 bales;
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., i'i.2o
17.70. I-ard, per l'0 lbs.. 8 8-V- Short
ribs, sldos (loose), 88 .50fi9.12; short clear
sides (boxedl, aa.l2M-2o. "
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eoual to 165,000 bu. Primary receipts were
888.000 bu., compared with 463,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The world s
visible supplv, as shown by Bradstreet's,
decreased 1.603,000 bu. Estimated recetptB
for tomorrow; Wheat. 14 cars; com, 319
cars: oats, 101 cars; hogs. 29.000 head.
WHEAT No. 2 red. HOVnOlc; No. i red,
SS'&'Wk;; No. t hard. 90,faVI'c; No. 8 hard.
SKgWe; No. 1 northern spring. 98cft1.01:
No. 2.northera spring. - 98c4il.O0; No. i
spring. 9'a9c, . , ,,
CORN No. 2 cash, 47o; No. 3 cash, 44H
46c; No. white, 47W4c; No- 3 white,
44ii46ic; No. 2 yellow, 48Vtc; No. 3 yellow,
46oXtS-No. t white. 31V4314o; No. 8
white, 31Sc; No. 4 white. 30c; standard
oats, 31Hc.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, ,16325c;
dairies, 15 21c.
EXJGS Steady; receipts, 16.043 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 13!igl4c; firsts, 15c;
prime firsts. Ki'-tc
POTATOErj Firm; choice to fancy, t.'jp
43c; fair to good, 3Vd40c.
ItJULTRY Steady; turkeys, dressed, 18c;
fowls, live, 13tc; springs, live, 14'c.
CHEESE--Steady; daisies, 13V,c; twins,
kn''te young Americas, 13Vfli3Vc; long
horns, 13HU14C.
VEAL Steady; 50 to SO-io. wts., 67c; h0
to 85-lb. DM, 79Vc; 85 to U0-Ib. wts., B'tfi
11c.
t hicago Receipts Wheat. 19 cars corn,
mk e in: oats, lit cars. Estimated lomor-
rowyheat, 14 cars; corn. 319 cars; oats,
101 cars.
St. t.oals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 21. WHEAT Futures,
lower; May, 88',vy88V.c; July. 6Vo87c; cash,
lower; No. 2 red, 9la93',ac; No. a hard,
SblU 990.
CORN Lower; May, 47.c; July, 48c;
cash, lower; No. i. 46Vc; No. 2 white,
Ufa 17c. j
OATS-lower; May. 30ic; July, 30'c;
csah, steady; No. 2. Jl!4c; No. 2 white. 3Hc.
FliOCK Market dull; red winter patents.
$4.3o4r4.S5; extra fancy and straight, 83,70
Si4.10; hard winter clear. 3.00'u3.40.
SEED Timothy, 85.00f(9.50. .
CORNMKAL 30.
BRAN Market strong; sacked east
'Tl AY --Market quiet; timothy, ai2.0S'17.50;
prairie, 9 0tj 1 1.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
$17. 50. J.rd, higher; prime steam, tKW.b
(&8.6i. Iry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, 94c; clear ribs. 9Sc; short
clears. So. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra h'rt. 10c; clear ribs, lOc; short
cleart-, 10'nc.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 124c;
springs. 15c; turkeys, ltljloc; ducks, lie;
geese,
Bl "ITER lxwer at 191r2t)C.
EUUS lower at 144c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7,0.) 9. too
Wheat, bu 37,000 Itt.oOO
Corn. bu. a.... 102,0"0 2ii 0K)
Data, bu. ...f ou0 60.OJ0
Weather la tbe Urala licit.
OMAHA, March 21, 1911.
Temperatures have continued to rise In
(he central valleys and western portion
since the preceding report, and a marked
increase la shown in the upper MhsHisslppt
and Missouri valleys, and west lo the
mountains. An atea of low pressure haa re
placed the hlt.li over the central valleys,
and generally cloudy and unxettled weatbdr
prevails weat of the Mislsliiil liver tu
the mountains. The colder weather, mov
ing In over the extreme northwest, t ac
companied by an area of high pressure that
will lollow the low, now overlying the
valleys, and will bring colder and continued
unsettled weather, to this vicinity toulght
aud Wednesday.
1911. 1H10. 119. liMjS.
lowest last night M U, 21 K
Precipitation T .oo .uo .uu
Normal temeraliires lor today 39 degrees.
Deficiency Ul precipitation tince March
1, .40 inch.
Deficiency corre.sponuing period. 1910, .78
inch.
Deficiency corresponding period, TJ09, .34
Inch.
1.. A. WKLS1I. Local Forecaster.
Liverpool Urala Market.
1.1 VKRPlHJl.. March II. WHliAT rlrx.l
dull: No. 1 ed western winter, no stock;
(mures, ituiet; alarcatas a. May, lis 'd;
Julv. tin Sr-sd. -
t'ORN tiot. steady; American mixed,
new. 4s S'l. American mixed, old. l.a: fu
tuies. teady, May. 4s 4vJ; July, 4s
Mllwaab.ee Urala Market.
MII.WAL'KEli. March 31.-K1AL"R
Stead v.
VVHKAT No. 1 northern, ai.0otjl.01; ,No.
2 northern, ytvuttv; Mav. isle.
1 ATH Standard. 31u31V.v
HARLK s-ijamplrs. oiisil.OI.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. March 21.-CORN-I.oaer; No.
I white. 46c: No. 4 ahlte. 4.1'ac; No. 1 yel
low.' 44V'a4oc; No. I mixed. 44,c; No. I
nil led W; no grade. iNu4oc.
OATS lAwer; No. I white. 31tc; staud
aid. UCy No. t white. 3uVtc.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Hesitating and at Timet De
, ""preased Baring Day.
MISSOURI PAC1TIC IS WATCHED
Keoraaalaatloa of Board of Directors
Proceeds Aeoordlasr to Program
Oil Interests tt Commaad
. las; Poaltloa.
NEW YORK, March 21. The stock mar
ket was hesitating and at times depressed
today. This condition was accentuated by
more active short selling on the part of
speculators. The recent advance was In
terrupted effectively, although losses were
small.
The reorganisation of the Missouri Pa
cific board of directors proceeded accord
ing to program and went far beyond that
point Inasmuch as the Rockefeller-Kuhn-lxeb
Interests were given a commanding
position in the directorate and executive
committee of the road, and were also In
vited by Mr. Oould to positions of power
and Influence In the Gould properties. This
Indicates that such financing as may be
needed for purposes of rehabilitation and
general Improvement will not be lacking.
Missouri Pacifio became weak on an
nouncement of the outcome of today's
meeting and foil nearly 2 points to almost
a point below yesterday's close.
Although so far as Is known no final
plans have been made for the Issuance
by the government of the 3 per cent Pan
ama bonds. 810.000 of these bonds, "when
iRsued," sold on the curb today at 102,
which Is a fraction above the ruling price
of the outstanding government 3s.
Railroad bonds were Irregular. Total
sales, par value, Z,9fi6,000.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
alas Blah. Vnw. Qoaa.
Allla-Chalmers, pfT,....
Amalgamated Coppar ....
American Agricultural ..
American Beat Sugar ....
Amatioaa Can
A mart can C A F
American (ttoo Oil ...
American H AL Dfd .
AmeiicaJl lea Sacurlllea..
American Ltnaeed
American Locomotive ...
American 8. A J?, pfd...
American B. A R., ptd..
American Steal Fdrr ....
American Sugar ReMntng
American Tel. A Tel
American Tnharco pfd....
American Woolen
Anaoomla Mining Co ....
Athlwm
Atdilaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Una
Haltlmnre A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tranait .
Canadian Pacific
Ceotral Leather
Central eLather pfd
Central of N J
Cliea. A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chi. Ot. Weat
Chi. Ot. Weat pfd
Chi. A N. W
Chi., Mil. A St. P
C. C. C. A at. L
( lo. Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern ..
Conaoll'lated Gaa
()rn Products
I tel. A Huuaos
D. A ft. O. pfd
D. A R. O
lltallllera' Securities ....
inrte
Erie lit pfd
100
111
S2 81
6,5'H)
1.100
1,2K)
:i'n
uo
ioo
IH)
, WO
Ms
6K
464
f.4
804
'2V4
11H
39
44 4
67 S US
4oS 41S
S
0 ' t
....
21 224
114 114
87 4 31
I.3O0
7S
fc 1044 104 4 1"44
200 4 47'4 4H
700 121 1204 1!0
1,1(10 1464 14t4 144
a ..... 7 4
690 '164 j" 85
3H
ls.tno 109H 14 los'fc
rXW 10L'4 1024 bus
IMS
aoo ioz -034 10.14
32
J.fiOO 7H 77 Ti
1,100 219 21R4 'I "4
300 4 24 M
4
SH4
1,0"0 M4 82 824
:to
100 S14 214 -''H
4a-H
no 14A4 nr. 1444
1.209 11124 121 1.2
6.".
3U0 814 33
61
U,I0 14f4 1444 1464
600 144 144 144
..... ..... lftH
"io 'ii" :i" 7ort
30.) 114 824 81
' 4O0 34 84 S4
4,200 24 Z 19
J" 44 4 47
11") 3 3H 374
M0 14ft4 1414 4!4
1,000 lJ7- 1J74 174
4.JO0 1S 614 1
34
eon ir4 'o l4
1, u44 i.i M4
wio II84 11S4 1174
17 "4
200 W' 10H 104
414 414 41
Id
100 C64 304 344
. . ..... ..... 74
t.fKio' 112" 1114 H3l
101) H..4 14..4 1444
1.000 J64 , 244 -
ON) 148 1474 1474
SOO 34H 34 3.1
100 674 74 ' 7
U.100 M 61V lil 4
1,400 131 130 1304
-'4
400 154 C, 84?a
1,300 104 104 I0S4
4H,
1,800 1074 1074 1074
too 724 '2 71
S.800 1S4 1244 1244
244
00 1ST 1M4
to 107 lo4 Jo4
M0 M4 84 '"4
200 214 214 21
33
300 161 16u 1
,. 334
40.800 1B8H 1674 1674
loO 334 334 334
Its) 74 74 74
1,000 4 4 3ft4
6H,
400 4:4 43 414
314
200 67M 674 ?4
63
4,300 1174-1174 11'
100 2
2O0 6i tU t4
,1'K 294 2Si :
23
oo 614 1H MS
21,800 1774 174 17-4
1
71 72 71 S
4.900 444 434 434
S3, TOO 79 7S 7Ki
404 114 11" H7
I.KO0 45 H 444
2,400 4 W4 ss"s
600 174 174 174
700 38 384 4
50
400 trl 7 WM4
3t 12 724 12
44
. 1.900 174 4 173, 1734
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric
Ureat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern ore ctfa
Illlnola Central
Inlurborouah-Met
lnter.-Me. pfd
International Harvester
lnter-Marlne pfd
International Paper ....
lnlernatitaiil Pump . ,
loa C'enti."
K. C Suulliern
K. C. Southern pfd
Laclede Gas
Loulevllle A Nashville.
Mln. A St. LouiH
M . St. P. A S. Ute. M
M., K. A T
M . K. A T., pfd
Mlsaourl Pacific
National Biscuit ,
National Lead
N. Rr- of M. M plcl...,
N. Y. Central
N. T.. O. A W..-A
Norfolk A Weauwn
"1
North American
Northern Paclfla
Pacific Mall
Paniwylvanta
People's Gas
Pitta., O. f. A SU U
Pittsburg Coal '
Preseed Steel Car
Pullman Palace e
Kallajr Steel Spring
.Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock Island Co
Hoik Island Co. pfd
St. L. A s. F. 2d pfd....
St. L. 8. W .,
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield 8. A I
Southern Pacific
Roil hern Railway
Soutkern Rr. pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texas A Pacific
Tol.. St. L. A W
Tol.. at. L. A W., pfd....
t'rilon Pacific
In ion Pacific ptd
II. 8. Realty
Inltcd Statea Rubber ..
t'nlted Statea Steel
t'nlted Statea Steel pfd....
I'tah flipper
Virginia-Carolina Cbem .,
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland ,
Westlnrtnouae Electric ..
Western Union
Wheeling Ijeke Erie...,
ahlrh Valley
Total aalea for the day, 3S0.400 shares.
London stock Market.
LONDON, March 21. American securities
were quiet and featureless during tho fore
noon. Prices ranged from 4 above to
below yesterday's New York, closing.
Conaola. money... il T-l Louisville A N 141
do account..
A null. Copper.
Anaconda
Atchison
si a-ia m., a. a -r....
... N. Y. Central.
.. II Norfolk A VV..
..Ill do pfd
..104 Ontario A W..
... 36
...1114
...1104
... n
... 42
... S4
... 74
... 114
... 2,' 4
do pld
Baltimore A Ohio. ..104 Pennsylvania ..
Canadian Pacific 2244 Rnl Mines....
Chesapeake A o i4 Keadlns
Chicago U. W 22 Southern Rr...
lu.. Mil. A St. P. .12 do pfd
tt4
lie Beers 14 Soul Bern Pacific... .Ils4
Denver A Klo O Union Pacific 1X1
do ptd.
..734 ao pia vt
,. t V. 8. Steel 814
44 do pfd 1224
.. 34 Wabash 18
.. 24 do pfd ii4
..13D Spanish 4a 90
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Oiand Trunk...
Illlnola Central.
MiiVhit i-iii'. OjUict at -t4d per ounce.
MONKY 24' PT cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2H per cent; for three
months' bills, gVti2-l per cent.
New lei" Carb Market.
The following quotations are lurnianed by
Dogan & Bryan, members New York btock
exchange, 'Hi bouth Sixteenth atreet.
limsliu.: . '
Amer.
Tonacco isevaoa cons ,
t. uaa -4 Newhouee
1
14
34
14
101
Ito'
4
US
4
4
14 4
'.
"
4
Hy Slate s.
Mutte Coalition . .Wrr
l a. loa
Chlno
Chief Cone-.
Iavis-la)y ...
Kly Central ..
Kly Cona
22 Hjly Central
14 swift Pkg Co
..... 14 fieent-Ilofebutk Co
4 Kerr Lake
..... 26 Superior a Pine.
4 Tunopah Mining..
64 Trimly Clipper....
S t'nlted Copper
Kranklln
(iirous
Helmorft
llulrtfleld Florence..
(ireene Cananea
inspiration
Laroae
2 North Lek
64 Bohemia
7OJIbway
44
nostoa t loalaa Stocks.
IMWTON, Manh II ITosing quotations
on stock were as loiio-vs:
Alloues 334 Moliaai 4J
Ainal. CVpper 4' Neva.la Cjn. lei-dlr) IH4
A Z. L. a 2"4 Mplulns Mines .... 11
ArlKma Com , 14 N.nh Butte 2
Atlantic 4 Norlh l-e
B A C. C AS. M. 134 Old Doiuinlon lev-d I It
Bulla Opinion .... I74 0af.ila h
( al. A Aru &4 Parn.lt t8. A C... IS4
al. A Hecta 6" Wuirx y
Cenleniilal 12'i Uliannon 104
.p. Kange M'n.... 44 superior X.4
Ku&t Butl Cop
w auperiur m o 4
71lttup. A P. lea. dull',
tl I ...... w .
Giruux Ion
tlranby Con
lireeiie Cananea ..
Isle ILoysle ILop)..
KeiT lek
lke C.pper
Uull i .H'Per
alisnii Copper ....
Aoaed.
. 4 f- s. , a M
. 124 o 'ii .(
S4 4
47-4
13k
l.UI oil I . . . .
!4 I tah 4Jopper
444
, 44WliKna 74
.. 14 Wolverine (em. ul..ill2
LsM-avI keearlllea.
Quotation furniahed by Burnt. Brlnkar
A Co. 44k Ne Omaha Natiopal bank
h,,lllli.tf Hlif. i.Ll
bullrllnK.
Amalgamated Cop. 1 yr. t p
hufToueha Adding Mch ....
notes sva
..tea SsJ
Bne.n M-Qwot uisi as, iw. um
uJali ra Ce is. 14
l uluu.bua. Neb , B. U 6a. UU su
Cl.l. Ul Weal 1st nil 4a, lk. I04
lalrmout 1 raarn.iy .Ms per earn.
r-neatoiM k'lre A Rubber Ml
loa 4-riland Ceuieai lal rnla as.... tf
Kai.aa l IK B. U is. 1KU 7,
a,. l.. k. A W te. Wei. koaaa k
4
a
lua
!
K a tk. Tils atnek M M
Mn itnrk Nat. Bank. Sooth Omaha.. 1M .....
Met. St. Rr. K. C. 6a. 1U W M
Omaha Klevatnr stock 1M
Omaha Country Club as, 1M1 r4
Omaha Water (a. 1 s e
Omaha C. B tt. Ky te, IMS tT
dm A C. B. St. Rr. pfd t p. c. x-dlv tV4
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B -4
Taclflo T. A T. 6a. lMt 97 4 7 4
H,H-r Ml. Bell Phone tl 4
Trl gi ale Hand Co, pfd and boa us V
Trl-Clty Ry. A k ta 4 M4
Rwltt A l.. 1914 1"04 102
Uaton Stork Tds stork II IS
New Yark Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 21 MONET On
call, steady; J4'ff2S per cent; ruling rate,
I "4 rer cent; closing bid, J1 per cent; of
fered at 24 per cent; time loans, dull but
slightly firmer; sixty days. tWl Pr
cent; ninety days. 2ir3 per cent; six
months. Skui1 l,pr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAFeK-4j'4.4
per cent.
ST K HIDING KXCIIANUR Steady, with
actual buslnea In bankers' bills. 14 41id)
4 84i'&Jor slxty-dty bills and at 4.8M) for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.83Hg4.l4.
rill.VER Har. BiSic; Mexican dollars, 46c.
. RUN DS Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
V. . ref. te. reg... .1014 Int. Met. 44
do soupon Iul4lnt. Mer. at. 44s..-. 4
tl. s. Is, reg 101 japan 4a 74
do coupon 1014 do 44a r4
V. 8. 4a. reg 116 K. C. 8. lat aa ... 734
do coupon 1164 L. 8 deb. 4a (1W1) K14
Allls-Chal 1st 6s.. 1. 77 L. A N. un. 4a 94
"Am. Ag. 6s .......101 M , K. A T. 1st 41.. 74
Am. T. a T. or. 4a.. Kit do sen. 44s 4
Amer. Tob. 4s K44 Mo. Pscltlc 4s 774
do ta 101 N. R. ot M. 44a M4
Armour A Co 44.. 93 N. Y . N. H. A H.
Atchison (en. 4a ?H cv. f I.134
do c. 4a 1094 N. A W. cv. 4a... .l'74
do or. 6 1104 do 1st eon 4 m
At. C. L. 1st 4a.... 944 No. Pacific 4s 94
B. A O. 4a 9K4 do Is 704.
do 34s ...
. 924 Or. 8. L. rtd. 4s ... 94
, 904 Penn. cv. 14a (1916) M4
, 94 do rhn. 4a I034
.I0S4 Readlnf gen. 4a ....97
. 9 Bl. L. A 8. P. t. 4a.. K14
,10'4 do (en. 6a 974
do a W. 14 ...
Br. TT. cv. 4s.....
C. of 9s. da
Central Leath. 6a
". A O. 44a
O. ot N. J. Sa...,122Sit. L. 8. W. con. 4a 79
C A A. 34a 70 do 1st (old 4 91
C. B. A CJ. . 4s... 74Seabnald A. L. 4a.... 764
do gen. 4a 97 4 So. Pac. col. 4a .... 924
C. M. A 8. P. ( 34 924 do cr. 4s 74
C. il. k 4 P. c. 4s. 734 do 1st ret 4s w4
do rf 4s 8K 8o.Py. 6a 1074
Oolo. Ind 6a 754 do krrl-
Colo. Midland 4s .. 644 Union Pacific 4 ....10"4
('. A 8. r. A ei. 44a 9.4 do cv. 4a l''
D. A H. cv. 4s 9S1. do 1st. A ref. 4s.. 9S-4
1"). A It. O. 4s 92 V. 8. Rubber a ....1034
do ref. 6
94 V. 8. Steel td &S....10.V,
9 Va.-CJir. Chem, Cs..l)la
Wshash 1st 6a l'4
76 do lat A I. 4s.. 904
Kx West. Md. 4a 4
70 West. Klec. cr. 6a 924
nistlllera Is
Erie pr. lien 6a....
do (en. 4a ..
do cr. 4s aer. A.
do ser. B
Gen. Klec. cr. 6a... .147 4 Wla. Central 4a 924
1. C. 1st ret. 4a.... 9 Mo. Pac. c. 6 96
Bid. Otlered.
New York .Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, March 21. Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Alice 160 'Little Chief
... I
...160
...175
...no
...100
... 24
Com. Tunnel stock. 26 Ontario ...
Tlo bond
.. 19 Mexican
Con. Cel. A Va.
Horn Silver ....
Iron silver
Leadvllla Ooa. ,
Offered.
.. 96 ophlr
.. 26 standard ...
..10 Yello Jacekt
.. 10
NEW YORK UEKERAL MARKET
Uaotatlona ot the Day on arloaa
Commodities. ,
NEW YORK, March 2t.-FLUR Kteady ;
spring patents. J4.SHXu5.15: winter straights,
3.90fj4.0u; winter patcntB, .4.20rri4.0; spring
clears, l3.ikya4.2V.; winter extras. No. 1, $3.2t.
(HJ.oO; winter exiras. No. 2, 3.10fn3.ilo; Kan
sas straights, l4.2XKr4.36.' Rye flour, firm;
fair to good, )4.2Xru4.40; choice to fancy,
$4.uOiiH.70.
COHNMEALe-Steady; fine white and yel
low, Sl.UxO'1.20; course, $1. OSa 1.10; kiln dried,
2.80.
WHEAT Sbot market easy: No. 2 red,
94VjC, elevator, and ."VjC, f. o. b. afloat;
no. 1 northern Duiuth, xi.ohft, 1. o. d.
afloat. Futures market was steady early
un exnort rales of 100.000 bushels to LilHbun.
but eased otf under liquidation and In sym
pathy with the outside markets, closing
no net lower. May closed at y6 15-lbc;
July closed at SWc.
CORN Hpot market easy; No. 2. 52',ic, f.
o. b. afloat. Future market was without
transactions, closing at 14.0 net decline.
Mav closed at c.
OATS Spot market steady. Futures
market was without transactions, closing
nominal.
HAt Buy: orima. S1.101'1.I3K: No. 1.
$1.071.10; No. 2, tVcjl.tiu; No. 3. WrigSc
Iliuiiis steady; Central America, vuwi
Bogota, 211''ti14c.
LlilATHElt Steady: hemlock firsts. 23,ti
25Vjt:; seeonils, ZlWqSJc; thiras, lcg20c; re
jects. lHnlTc.
FKOVISIONS f ork. steady mess,
family, l.0o.vii:.oo; short clear, tlH.u0('t,19.o0.
Beet, steady; moss, ill.ooy lt.uo; iamiiy,
llb.OO'&ls.&o: beef hams. 127 .OOfn 29.00. Cut
meats, easy; pickled bellies, 10ojl4 pounds,
Jll.Ooriill.oO; pickled hams, $12.00. bard, firni;
middle west prune, s.u'u.ou; reiincu, q,uiei,
continent, $9.4.".; Bouth America, IIO.MI; com
pound, $7.67'a087.''i. )
TADLOVV uull; prime city haathcada,
6c; country, Sf.-tfa&iiC
BUTTER Steady; creamery steady; spe
cials, 26Mic; extras, 24c; firsts, 2tKn22c; sec
onds, 17(gl9c; creamery held, special, 21
2l'c; extras, 19(&20c; firsts, lV'Valoftc; sec
onds, lti'ij'lTo.
t'UEEaE Irregular: slate, whole milk,
specials, 14Vsltc.; riepteniber, fancy colored,
14c; white, lo'dlc; summer ana ian maae
colored choice, UWa 13c ; white, HVa 124jc;
late fall, good to prime, colored, 12c; white,
ltnqllc; winter, made best, 10ic; common to
fair. 9010c.
KGOti Weak; fresh gathered, selected,
exiras, ISfolltc; western gathered, whites,
17Mi'alsc; western gathered, whites, UWl
18c"; western duck, 12'(K13c.
POULTRY Dressed weak; roaming chick
ens, lirtjlvc; fowls, UUltc; turkeys, l&yoc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 21 METALS
Standard copper, dull; spot, Mureh, April,
May and Juno, fll.8tsi7ll.9u. lndon mar
ket, (inlet; spot. T5; futures. ii5 12s" tki.
Arrivals reported at New York today, 55i
tons; custom house returns show exports
of 13,501 tons so far- this month. bake
copper, tl2.&lKij12.:Si; electrolytic, U2.31,,a
12.o0; casting, fl2.00'iil2.25. Tin, firm; spot
4o.76; March, fl0.37lt'( 40.50; April, ftO.aojj
40-iO; May, f 40. 20'a 40.50; June. ftO.lMi40.3o;
sales, 25 tons April (port- of New York) at
f40.374. London market, strong; spot. 1X4
1UB. Futures, flS.1 16s. Dead, dull; tt.4XXuv
4.50. New York; f4.2o-ii4.22Vi, Kwrt St. Douls,.
London market, 13 2s tki. Spelter, dull;
f.7.5iK(i0.tjO, New York; fo.409ir.45. East St.
Louis. London market, 123. Antimony,
dull; Cookson's, fa.0tx.r9.5o. Iron. Cleveland
warrants, 4Ss in London. Locally, Iron was
steady. No. 1 foundry northern, fl5.7D4f
Hi. 25; No. 2, flo.50iilij.ii0; No. 1 southern und
No. 1 southern soft, f 15.5tXn 1 ti.
ST. lAH'IS, March 21. M ETA LS Iead,
dull at ft 254i 4.27 'no; spelter, dull at f5.42V4.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, March 21. COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at unchanged prices
to a decline of 2 points, in sympathy with
rather easier European- cables. trading
.aiw unlet and sliKht Iluctiiatlona oc
curred during the day as a result of small
orders 111 the absence 01 general uiibiiiob.
The clone was steady, nel 2 points lower
to 5 polns hltjltcr. Sales, 5.500 bags. March,
April and May, lii.ouc; June, lu.nc, juij,
II) V Auirust. 10.3Nc; September, 10 21c; Oc
tolier lO.ooc; Novmibur, 97c; January and
February 9 87c. Havre closed at a net de
cline of V-i'-f. Hamburg Vn4j-'B-lower
Rio 2o"rels liiglier, at 7J6. Santos
unchanged; 4s, iAhiw; 7h. 12.--. Uraailiai:
excl anue on London unchanked at lb 1-lxl.
Receipts at the two Uraxilian ports, 9.'w
bas agaliiM 20,000 bags last year.
Jundlahy receipts, 7.;o0 baes. aaaint 2..W
baus last year. New York warehouse de
liveries yesterdav, S.207 bugs, axaliiHl 11.-41
bags last year. Spot coffee, dull; Rio No.
7, 12c; riantos. No. 4, Uc; mild, dull;
t ol Jova. 12Vm I5c.
Fblladelpkla PruUsc Market.
I'lllLADELI-HIA. Jftarch 2L-UTTER -Quier
extra western creamery, etc; extra
''SWcakic lower: PoTkaylvunl.
and other nearby ursis. nee iw-, .0- -
111. Ik, current receipts, free casts, lie at
mark; western first", free in-eit, M- at
m ark; current receipts, flee cum, Ue. .t
"'"HEKSE-Steady; New York full crram...
fancv, (September. l.T-i 13'-i-; New . or fJi.
ci rains, lair to good, 12il2'ac.
Tarpentlae aad Hoala.
SAVANNAH. Ga . March 21. -TURPENTINE
Firm, at $103; sales, 122 bbls.; re
ceipts. 12 bbls.; chli-mtnts, 75 bbls.; stocks,
11. 1.19 bbls.
RUSIN Firm; sales. 2n1 bbls; receipts,
411 bbls.; shipments, 128 bl.ls.: stoi ka.
51 1H bbls. quotations: H. fl.Vt. l. f7 92'j;
E. tgf6; F, 10; U. ft I2'i; II. -17'b; I.
f.i; K. fx 22',: M, f 27V; N, $.; WO,
fdl; WW, ft.3i'.i.
lagsr Market-
NEW YORK. March 21 -SUGA R-Raw.
firm; muscovado. W teat. 3 cent rlf ukl.
Isi test. S ).; molasses. 89 test, 3.11c. Re
fined, steady.
Wool Market.
ST. I.OI1S. March 21. -WOOL Un
changed: territory and wertern mediums,
lnj c, fine mediums, lthgrlac; fie, llic.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Command i'ricei that Art
Steady to Stronger.
HOGS GENERALLY TEN HIGHER
Sheep and Lambs In Very flood He.
maaal, While Prices oa All
Kinds Are a Mill nit
fttro ntter.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 81, 1911.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Mondav 4 717 4.TS 12.6,7
Estimate Tuesday 6.60O 8.200 5,700
Two days this week.. .1-1.317
same days last week....l2.1U
Same days 2 weeks ago 10. M
Same daya 3 weeks ano.10.oll
Same days 4 weeks ago. 9.801
Same daya last year. ..12.3.-1
The following table show
12.9'S 1S.377
a5.4t IW.IOvS
15.275 lH'.'l
SO.snJ 15 2i
15.614 lo.l"4
14,202 17,1.-32
the receipts
01 rattle, hogs and sheep at
rkiitli llmsha
for the year to date, as compared with last
voar
inn 1010 inc.
Cattle
Hks '
Sheep
The follow InR table
241.96 22S 145 13,7i".t
M4.K 5U.3"0 3t.V
404.1.17 S31.S31 72.7S6
how the range of
pnoea on hog at South Omaha for
the
last several days, with comparisons
Dates. I 19U. (1910. 190. 1908. 1907 .190g. 190.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13..
14..
16..
IK..
17..
IS..
19..
20..
21..
61 I I ( 47
to. 'in til e
17 631 HI 4 M
4 461 S 5I C 111 4 tl
OOVillO 42 401
t 69
6 48
04 SI
a rr 4 94
e -J IV so s hi
4 45
87
62V,
110 85
SI
4 24
Ul 4 98
10 64
a 00
4 0
4 63
6 48
( 10
6 01
10 61
8 44
44
4 DO
6 40
46H.10 63!
4 73 25 191 6 IS
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at i
o clock yesterday :
, HtCCEIPTS.
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.Hra.
C. M. & St. P 8 4 .. I
anasn j j
Missouri Pacific 3 2
Union Pscrtlc 67 28
C. N. VV.. east 8 K
C. er N. W., west 51 34
C., St. P., M. & O.... 26 10
C, ii. et Q., east 6 2
C, H. Ac west 43 2rt
C. R. ,1. A P., east... 2
C, R, I. & P., west.. 4 3
Illinois Central 61
Chicago Ureat AVest. 1
10
3
2
4
2
6
Total receipts 234 114 26 17
uiolooilION
I'attla 1 1 r, i- Chen
viimnt r acKing 10....
switt and company...
cuiiHhy t'acking Co...
Armour 4 Co
cnwartz-Holen Co
M-liwartzchlld & S
Murphy
Morrell
Sinclair
cnton. Van Sant & L..
stupnens tiros
H111 & Son
t. H. Lewis
Huston s Co
J. n. Hoot ai Co
J. 11. Rulla
I j. Wolt
McCieafy & Carey
S. Werlheinier
H. F. Hamilton
Leo Itotnscnild
Mo. 61 Kan. calf Co...
Cllno & Christy
Cther buyers
4 98
1 K fh
410 1,1-26 9;,9
.01. 2.012 1,241
,204 2.0W) 1,313
1)72 2.1 IX 1,406
309
32
21H
61
6
"So
97
t4
62
45
1.8
27
Ilk.
Ml
212
1.1
nti
Hi
28
7,2 90
Totals 5,174 7,813 ,215
CATTLE There was a very fair run of
cattle here today, 227 cars being reported
in. Still the total for tne week tooia up
only lo.aoo head, as ugalnst 12.800 head f ..r
tno same days last week and li.joo head
lor the same peilod a year ago.
There seemed to be a fair demand for
ffood hanuy weight beef steers and buyers
went through the yards picking up bunches
here and there that Just happened to suli
them at prices that were a liltle stronger
than yesterday, un tho other hand, heavy
cattle or cattle that did not happen tu und
lavor In buyers eyes were very slow and
no better than steady. The general mar
ket might best be desrlbed aa a-.eady to
stronger in spots.
There is more life and activity to the
trade in cowa and helfera than yesterday
and prices in consequence showed a little
Btrcngth, although the market could nut
be quoted very much higher than yester
day. The bulk of the otferings changed
hands in very fair season of the morning.
Buyers were very anxious for good stock
calno and feeders, and II did not take
Ihcm very long to clean up'evcrythlng of
that description. The prices paid wore
generally a little stronger than yesterday
and very satisfactory lo the selling inter
ests. quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, f 6. 10(56.25; fair to good beef
steers, eo.iiKy 0.10; common to fair beef
steers, f4.76t(5.iO; good to choice cowa and
beiiera, 1. ,1x4(0. oil. ta.r to good cowa aud
heifers, M.io-ul ,u; common to lair cow
and heifers, $J 004j4.30; good to choice Block
ers and feeders, f6.Co-tf-5.vo; fair to good
kioCKma anu lutuers. 40. 0040.60; common l.
lair stockers and teeuers, 4.20Si4,o.vo, stock
heifers, f3.7634.50; veal calves, f l.ts(f7.fjo;
buna, elas, old., ft.OO4t6.lk.
BEEF STEERS.
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tob a UU 14 1171 t 70
....... 010 4 30 IS llll 4 70
...... Sit 4 411 1--0 i 70
losl a 40 II..... 118 4 70
loll t Ml IV 1234 7o
llM 6 50 1 1-W b 'ib
luol 4 00 s 1160 it to
s:i) 4 us 20 1:jh 5 7o
11)5 4 00 M Ufa I 73
lolO 4 bit ID I 7s
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Ilss 4 M 20 1-01 I do
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9 ,U I 0 IK HO-) b W
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COW e.
0 i 40 4 477 4 Ii
'Jill 4 15 17 ni 4 ho
1007 4 25 II) 1147 4 hi
1377 I 30 4 r. 1112 4 5
1)12 4 Hi 7 l:0 4 so
12j 4si - 4 f2 4 Do
1106 4 40 lu looli 4 XI
Ill 4 40 ,s 4 DO
lOHt 4 00 1204 b 00
10--4 4 O'l llo7 4 00
1142 4 eo 1 l.M 4 Uo
llsa 4 70 11 ) a lu
lluj 4 il) 1b HO' 111
llsl 4 75 lui b lo
HEIFERS.
S5 4 00 II W2 6 00
196 4 fr I " 00
, . boo 4 00 7 lto 6 lo
ll 4 40 11 !2 5 10
V.,4 4 75 i 7 .0 b 20
lu.'. 4 7o 4 644 6 So
11,6 4 so 4 So
...loo; 4 H) 17 Dsn b iD
. . lit 4 00 13 to'J 4 4o
BULLS.
1310 4 2o 1 1730 4 15
1164 4 ::! 1 1I0 4 7o
13W) 4 SO 1 1MI 4 SO
,.U00 4 40 3 imu 4 so
" l.'.o 4 51
CALVES.
.ITS 4 00 2 !V 4 ID
....... 444 ' 4 () 4 , 1-15 4 Jo
244 4 10 4 11.3 7 ,o
3o 4 40 I ISO 7 00
4-'2 5 lo 1 lio ; 00
42.' 6 2o 1 133 7 B0
.... 4-.S 0 lit
STOCKERS ANU FEEDERS.
(11 4 Do SO BIS o 40
Bin a -) lo s',0 5 1-)
..2 4 10 lo 1-.I3 io
K.10 4 30 : b 4..
(H-S I 30 2 h7o o 50
S18 0 ) s HI,'. 0 00
ri2 I , 4 DJo b SO
a) a 35 bo 7f4 a to
bit b 35 14 73 b 4 .
ml b 35 7 K-J o io
loii 4 3o 2 l-'KK b so
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7
1
4
4
10
13
4
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t
In
24
12
a
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IIOUS Prompt curtailment of Chicago's)
& supply resulted -In a run at mat pomi ,
lloiily that was only half as luriic as Hie I
1 .innate aent 0111 yesterday. Ijcai receipts
1 wt---a seasonably moderate and oilier mar-
v s reported run that were by r.o means
tjcesslve. Ueneial Irade was naturally
i lilglier bulk of local sales showing a slime I
advance.
All weiiilits shared In the reaction, pack- j
era buying over 9u per cent of total receipt, j
Shipping and speculative Inquiry la mill
very quiet, occassional orders from these
quarters Indicating a prcleroncu for bacon 1
animals. Movement wat. reasonably active ;
from the opening ana clearance was eariy
and practically complete.
Heavy weights broucht I. 40 and loa.
rough packing grides selling at the bottom
of the I'--'- liutcher uffermt; moved
around ft) 46 and high price tor ciioloe lights
bIbo showed the average advance al o.55.
Quality rather than weight, is becoming
a greater 1 actor 111 deieiniiiilng prices, of
course, but Weight la still the first condi
tion to be conuldcied by buer In making
No.
bs ..
At. p' No. A. ta rr.
140 ... 4 14 U tb ... 4 lo
111 40 43 (4 311 . . 44o
. in IN 41 7 0 4 4..
al IM M bi IM 10 4 4a
1.4 ... 4 bo 4 21 ...
11 ... Ill XI l I 1.
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n mi ... 4 )
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1 . . 4 4 0
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.143
.241
.21
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0 44 7b I4 10
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... lb,
... 4 4b
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40 4 44
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4 Ml
4 Ml
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demand T
STAGS.
4 440 420 4 (K)
SHEEP Aided hv t,.t fair
from buyers of Shearln ahn anil lamha
sellers In the sheep barn were able to ob
tain slightly higher prlcee for the big bulk
of offerings this morning. Fresh receipts
were limited, several doubles of holdover
stuff swelling actual aupplyMo fully normal
proportions. This phase of the trade had
no appreciable Influence on demand, how
ever, as all of the regular buyers were out
early bidding freely.
Stronger trend to values In sheep wa
reflected by aales of ewes at and around
ft.75. Two or three bunches aold at this
figure, but they were choice. Animals of
fair to good quality went at f4.50. As on
most days lately the percentage of weth
ers was decidedly small, nothing being re
ceived in straight strings with which to
make a test of the market. Strictly prime
wethers would probably sell as high aa
fo.OO. eYariings weighing around 100 pounds
are bringing fi.ou and better, whlla some
thing on the handy weight order would
doubtless move within a fo.25tfi.60 range.
Lambs sold at levels only a little lower
than those at last week's close. Shearing
stock landed at 10.00. Indicating a 4. lb quo
tation on choice fed westerns for killing
purposes. Toppy Mexicans met with
healthy Inquiry around ft.2d, this class of
stock commanding small premiums over
western grades because of ita high dressing
character.
Wuotatiuna on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, f.0o4)3.25; fair to good lsmbs,
fo.J5iijij.0o; handy weight yearlings. f5.2.Vu'
5.50; heavy yearlings, tt. 856.26; good to
choice wethers. f4.7606.4X; fair to good
wethers. f4.S5'a4.75; good to choice ewes.
f4.40-U4.85; fair to good ewes, 4.15'tf4.40;
sheep, culls to feeders, f4.004ft.00.
Av
ii western lambs, culls..
1X5 western lambs, feeders
4:91 western ewes
53
.. M
.. 97
.. W
..1-
..108
.. 78
.. 81
.. 88
.. 87
.. 64
. fiH
. tl
. 112
. t.3
. 84
. 1"3
. 103
. 83
. 03
. 1)3
2tl wpHtcrn
109 western
328 wentern
5fil Mexican
3it8 western
41 western
4 western
15 western
2Ki western
473 western
18 western
i: western1
218 western
2"3 western
2:il western
2711 western
12 western
4S9 western
ewes .-.
ewes
ewes
lambs
lambs
lorn lis
lambs
lambs, culls.
lambs
lambs
lambs
lambs
ewes
ewes
ewes
lambs
lambs, culls.,
yearlings
CHICAGO l.ltn STUCK M.tRriET
Demand for t attle Weak Hobs Mora
Active fbeep Steady.
CHICAGO, March 2L OATTIaB-Ra- ,
celpts, 2,500 head; market, weak; beeves.
f5.1trit.75; Texas steers, f4.4O(fi-6.ri0; western
steers, f4.7.Vp5.7o; (tuckers and feeders, ft.OO
tioiu; cowa and heifers, f2.6iKjjo.75; calves,
fu.25'n7.50.
HOGS Receipts, 13.000 head; market more
active at early advance; light, ft.6537.10;
mixed, f.5lKUj.-i5; heavy, fo.454iti.85; rough,
-,.4iV(i.W; good to choice heavy, fti.6tt0.85;
pigs, fii.50voi.05; bulk of sales, tb.bT.!g1.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000
head; market steady to lot: lower; native,
f3.OtKii6.10; western. f3.25jitt.20; yearling,
f4.7.Vfi5.5tl; native lkmbs, fj.00uj.35; western.
f5.25-otj.45.
St. l.oala Live locv Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-CATTLE-Rc
ccipts, o.iou hcuu, iiiciudiiibi no pouinci n;
niaj'kct ulcau ; naiivu siiipping and ex
port Hteerb, eo.Oo-jfu. 10; Uleuacu bwL and
uulcheis btcei'b, o.ou-.oo; sieeia unuei
l.ouu pounus, o.i.'io.oo, blockers and leid
crs. e4.ouijo.i5; iudh and hciicis, f4.2oj7
b.2o; canucis, 2.N,'iiJ.2..; buns, o.75-uoov,
calves, iu.ou-yo.0o, icxas and Indian sietrt,
84.Mrut.5o; cows una llciltils. o.oi"iio.UU.
HuuB-Itcceipis, lo.iuu neau; market oc
higher; piga anu lights, 4-,.oOri.lu, packers,
t. io-oii..j; uuiciicra anu" lMl heavy, ibJ
H, , Iv.
MiEEP AND LAMBS-Rccclpls. t.DuO
heuu; markei steauy; native muiionu, fJ. 10
1(10.00; lambK, bo.imiiu.uu; culls aud bucks,
Hi.irsj'i.io; alockers, b2.ix(o.2a.
lvanaas t'lty 1.1 ic- stuck Market.
KANSAS C1TV, -March 21. CAT 1'LE
Receipts, 8.0UO hea-1, ili-i-ldlilK 2o0 soul 11
crns; market, sicaiiy to luc lower; diessed
bed anu ixpuit uaeis, o.uo; iair u
good, ao.ionju.!); wesiein Biecra, l.ionj4;.iai,
blockers anu iceucin, l.io-io.u.); oouin.-nl
Kucrs, 1. io,i(lj.'rfO, Bouitnrti cowa, Uioko.Ih,
iiamis cowa, o.ii!o.oo. nttilvc licileis,
(uoun; bnliH, i.ioj.o.ou; calves, 4uuu7.2o.
lloUs inceip.s, 12,000 Hcuu. tnarkel. 1-w
higher; bulk 01 bmea. o.ws-jin..; nca...,
Iti.ui Va'y-'-Oi v; pacaeis and butchers, ooo-j'
0.10; iibliis, fi.-wftjo. .5.
bHEti ANu L..S..MBS Receil-is, ti.tku
beau; market, auauy; lambs, 5.uO'u 2o,
yiuilingti, bt-ikXtioiu, wciners, 4.2dtjj.2'
ewis, ei.uO'uo.w), stockcia anu tceders, .oO
dil.ou.
ot. Joseph
ST. JOSEPH.
Live btock Market.
Mo., March 21. CATTLE
Keceiuts. 2.000 he
id; market, slow; sleeis,
and heifers, 42.000.10,
4. jOi.U.2o : COWS
CdlVt-H, 2.5lKrl'.a7j.
1 11 .. Receipts
.000 head; markut lc
hlKiier; top, 4-
hulii ot aie.-(, 4'.wU,.
bl
heau
Receipts of live ato-k at tho f h e princ
pal
western mai kcis yesieruaj .
I'nitU-. Hid
Shcop.
5,1 'I
3, MO
ll.-SKl
4
ll.Ort
South Omaha
. . a IHS1
.. 2.0JO
.. k.b-IO
.. 3.1-W
.. 2,5v0
8.214)
7.KD.'
12 -ss.)
10,400
lJ.lAkl
iSl. Joseph ....
kiin-WH City .
St. lniis
Chicago
Totals
21, A)
t ot ton Markut.
OO.OJO 34.141
New Voik cotton
i,v 1 ..t.ii. & Dry an,
market as furnished
members of the New
Vork Lolton exchangf
si reel.
Muntli I Open. I High.
J15 South Slxloentli
I .ow. 1 Close I Ye .
Mar
Aug.
Ik I.
14 43
14 tin
14 44,
171 1)1
12 05
I 14 45
I 14
1 14 45
I i:i tk.
12 70
I 14 42
14 40
I 14 32
13 81
I 12 04
14 42
14 47
14 34
12 824
12 44
14 42
14 64
14 42
U 111
I 12 Ot
NEW YORK. March 21.-COTTON-Hpot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 14 boc, mid
dling gulf. 14.85c; les, W bsleK.
ST. I.tn'is. March 21. ' T I-N Un -thanked:
miilillliiK, W.r; kali. Ml bale;
111 bom II 70. Clover, fl.'...-0.
lock, 22,155 bales.
41 Iniirapulis I. rata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 21. WHEAT
May. SsAi-Wtfoc; July, lev'bc; September.
2Sic; cush. No. I hard. !w'4c; No. 1 north
ern, ;,4i'i8l4c; No. 2 nortnoru, W-'u,4c;
No. 2. 5214jitoWc.
FLAX -Closed at f2 .1,1
I'liKN-No. 3 yello. 4 i'-'OtIV
OATS No. 3 white, SMdj'-H'iU.
UVL' v.. a 1,7,.
ler; lop, fo.io; nuiu 01 rat.-.. e-.wwvw .1
1EEP A.sU LAMBS itroelpla. . ."0 i
u; market, slow; lauios, .o04i.i.2rf.
IMIM'k lu siaui. "
R RAN-In H4) pound sacks. toO-iil uu. f
FIAUR-Flot i-atenla. f I ikil 05; aec- J i
ond patent. f4.55ti4.a-: firat clear, f2 DC. I j
Hli.JI. second clears, t2 U(l2.70. J
Omalia
Hay Market.
OMAHA. March 21.-HAY-NO 1. llOial;
No 2 is On; packti.e.. 4 atlaviia. 17:00.
ttraa': Wb-t. f5.o0, re. Hat), oat, flow.
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00 r
6 00
fi 70 i
6 00 I
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4 50 I
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