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'mili el(H 4t "PI flu. eoffeppni'lliia
itma if ef Mififiee polls and D'll'itli
f.'tflei4 f.. ..n f is tare which, with
p., ! fe,Mi rit yi rf ri'ifif t.t rftlitfitff
fr.'l !.! fiilftl f.f Hi" thfff
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ri rm ha rtinrarl, Ih whuln Hal
innii"! i.lla liaf.lr nl Ira.l'ta Ih-Iiik
llaM,aa t'r Paid tha rtmrlo l, tlllia fnrc Itia
tut fi'iPtil"-f ( at'ii-l'aa rif'lrra, tlnnil
l"ilr f lafrl nnr rlha lir i.ir h"ta t-Hiiao'l
falip, lull Ilia 'Uiinr. m ntilv l"tn
(M.raft ni-fl lh rl'.a. aa aaar mtlh M.iV
...rk ffT IV. at II" li1, May lnr'1 down 7Vo
I I1 la afi'l PIlM lllil l'M'l'cl Ml f K'i
pjtilmalr-1 paiita ffip turiinrrnw: Wh"til,
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ah q inlailotia wrr aa foilowp.
Kl ' H -tjiilfl ntiel alfHilv; winter pat
ama. 11 r.fiJ.70; alralgh.a, a.3'tl3.40; aprlng
(.a'rnia. .I"H1IM(, atrnlKlitai, H l"na.40;
I CN- fa 12 4..4J2
WIIKAT-No. 2 aj.flrnt. "Vi: No. 3 apring.
7'l . . Nn 2 trrt. iSf7M
l 'H N- Nn. 2 4.'-; N. J ya'low, 4R'ic
liATrl- No. 2. X.-, Nn. 3 while, J4'y3',,C.
lltl.N". 2. law. . .
. Aitl.Kr-iimal f"llnn, 4:1i43o; fair to
chol a rrnllltiB. 7tli3'-
kki .ift-N-i. I IImx. I'.f: No. 1 norlhweat
appt. II 11. l'Ptm timothy, M6i. Clover,
,'.'ri' t ra"a. til Entll i..
rHiVimi)NU Mea pork, r"r bhl.. SlS.rtl
fiH.IJ'i. Ir1. per !' loa., l'.07Vl,)l-"-rr
pi el. a 1a llooael. t Sr 111 ii. I ry
aali rl ahnulrlara itxixli. h.7 'i9.im. Short
treir -WI 1.1.11CI1, Hi JT'VH 1"
f"Holn ar tha rarelpla anil ahlpmenta
of fl jr and griln.
ftecelpta Bhlpmenfa.
fl'MIP hhla '. i"0 r r-flo
U hill. lU .M um ai.tOil
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i Hata" hu .74.IOI 1X.?I0
ta. b'l II !."
f fl.-y. bu a.).! 9.5f)
tin th rrfrt'i" axrhanue toilay the but
ler mark' I wa ataartv to firm; rrertmerlea,
liJ.; Halrlea. I lj -r. Kxa. enalrr. nl
at.rrk. raaea lnri,i1-l, IT',.'. Cheese ateatly,
I 1-Wll'-.
; tiiNK n:r.HAL mahkkt.
)( Iwaa
f I ha. t)3r
tm Varlwne
t mmi 'I I. a.
YORK. Marrh 12 KLOIRRe-
:w
ratrkta.
.11 CI Mils., eiporta. 'ill bhla.
aaiia. W.mm ribla. ; pmiPkei dull :iid lower
wlnfar Pitenl. W"il 4 J&; winter atralghta,
Vxi4. winter extraa. J aa.l.l'i; winter
e-w ara.a :tiii; Mliini'a.,ta pat nta.
4 1'4J. Mlnneaoia hiih-ra, H :n3.4ii. Hve
floor, iiulat. lair to g.Mi.1, l'i.9M( !.:); chile
lan.-y. 4-T T.'o.l a . klurkwheal Mour, iUlet.
$1 "il l. apiit anil to arriva.
K a. k.aay; No 1 weatepn. le, f. o. b.,
af.ai. atate. jc, r. I. f . New York.
HAkl.K r-ijuiel: feeilina. 47.-., e. i. f .,
HufTaH.; Hialtlua. i-J'rODlx v. I. f., KuffalO.
uKNMKt I IJulet ; yilluw weatern.
l It: ell l pi.
HKA T-Karrlpta l'..rlii bu, ; rporta.
pt i b'i Market easier, No 2 red, ',.
eiva..r; N 1. 1'. artiat. No north
era iMiiiith. ivr f. o. b.. arloat; No. I harit.
M.trMoha. f'. I . b . afloat. F.dlowl.ia a i
a.,liy ile. line In raanons, to lo 'hi ppesaup
w leaf P4' le.l nn atp-naTth In fne iioribwe't
ai.i.1,1 lnir.plr pei'a.ta. and eovenug. I lull
uea at mlil'lav. h iwaver. aoon .ivveli.tit
Int. i prtaiilve weiknaai nn) tne af'ern.Hi.i
mapk't w.i Draw umlrr Houlila rton a, id
nini axporr Innulrlea, elolna ' lowe;-.
M.irrh rl.Hje.t i'..'; May. W.'aiiy. clojej
,ie4.-, July T.ti.i
I H N - Reeriits. irj.iiil bu. ; exorta. 131.
IV pi.. atewly. No i, .VP,, f. o. b. alio it;
Nn J yellow. ...Tv'; No. J while. e:c.
t'niloi.a market whs nenllv well nip
aoria,t all iiv In fare r uneat ile-'llue.
hn.llna airntl In a mall r movem. nt.
ai-iP.'iiy if ?.eilera hep ami e.a.wnere.
. ioa waa fair y -l.n..y at a peril il ir
a.e'ioa Mareft. ..:.m-. I wied. .ati; May.
.'-'yf ,-' 13-ba-, r ii at, .".2 .c, July, ,iM4,ii
nv' el.iard. ialifi'.
1 1 T Haeelpla. 7.Di bu. ; expor.a. 12.
J? bik WtMit lily; Nn 2, 4iir; aiundar. I
nl', 4 . No. a. No 3 while. t4r;
Ip.ick miii we't-pn. nominal, ira.n white,
taatiar iprl'.ns ,i.. t. but steady M.iy
rl.is. .1 4o4i-
H VJilel. aprtnif. go Ml to
th. l. e . oM irt
tU'r iuiei ; at lie. common .o rholra.
lis'.'. u. . ;!. ;.'i .iic. itkls. iij',v pa-
rli'i' i-uaal, l 2. J. ac. ilkll, '!.; oida
L
li U'Ri--rirm Calv aton. IX. ; Call-f-ii..t.
VH-. I', m orv. I4
I K IfllilM flim. i. I.i. .Hr.
FKi IS'N! - H.e a lay. f unny 1,J
If jn. pn-. V 'e-ii ; ti.pl ham-. ' C" I' '
11 ": i i. -t au u; iki. pit. fitrai India
'a .( ini5 ii m-Ms. ririii. pl.kiei
al i- i. $1 "i 1 1 -. pl.'kle.t ah.i'iii,'r.. ia.r.i 2o.
(.1. a .) Pani. $ll.nU. I.,ri. atpa.ly, wrt
P.i atei.me l. $iiim. ie.iit.,t. iiil-t . ronti.
Ilrlll ! .. . Sarlill II.- I. .11 til Ji; ,. .
I' .' am. ... t ... a Mra.lv. l.iui.ly.
IJ I a " al ll..ri clrrP. l i .n J ,al. oirai
ti-y .1 -
T M.i.iiW I uil . rltv, V
country.
H i"K K'rm , I. mean,,
tt . I.f,. uomiual
fuir to extra.
Hi'T'i'k..tt H-. ' no... 3.;ia ks.: firm,
-in., .lairv. ... , reHiurPv iir.
, . ,v . ,.,,m,,ri ,i . hoi. e. li,L,.
HMli- K.-.ip'a jj pka.. tirm. fancy
ar,4 afata. toll .rr,.ni. eo .,p.-l, fall nida
',.' II'.-. Willi I -, !-. colore,p IH,,.;
i.i... i -.ir.aU. wrtita, l'3c.
p.p'H- .l..-ipia. 4.-. pkita.: firm
ai,.i 1 .! i ...i ipriia last Is ,.-
at it
West-
Illl 'III. ttfl -
t I . pMir m a anaat. in.il
ill i...i,.u.m i.ri. aa I li.-ra bi n. a r..pitlv
.lay
ta-., i.'. a. 1.4 i h aitrari I a. .1. iw, ii: -a
a anp at 44 :ia f r D.. it avail an. I fiitura.
1 ia i.. ci luniwr n'.aria. t w a h.an.'P to
Uv. In.t '.iliiior,t uea.'lll.l in n..tiln.l.
MiuaOaiii la inolr.l at tl.'.ai, L k anil elrv
,r. -if at aij ').'k.,at an.t , 4ii:nii ar 41. -jav
I .4 uiuIiiii4hI I:i Nrar York,
tl . W'.i.v 11 1 .-n.i.'il It .Uuikal .i
.a 4i. t.i a:i l.a. riiMpitir ala.i adva v'r.
h w) I.. .-Ual'ia threr -l I k I im
ma Nar ii ivai i-'ia-l uu.'Oaiia-l at
, I . Iiaiw ...1 al kaa 4 III l,IMa.w 11 I
a, jaa . ! Mi i I lo utroua K ' N V. r
ttt uaMia).ia. Vi $
f nit '!- nirtrWn l rj.i"t, at J.'lfl2l V; No
I f '. ii p'1 r r '.!il,rn ari'l No I o indPy
... h r.i .,fi if IV 'if ..4 Vi. No t fo'lnoTp
r- f f ri '!.'' .'ii. nrfinia (-'intltiua
ff itvlna I
fMM lf.r-. : M MIKHrt,
I ftatlMlofi hi f Pfie anil flnofallofia n
fififa firlff fnnrf I'porlaee.
t'l'H Mifk't tMih; frcah nlnrk. WW
If
I.I Vf f I I TUT liana. 1"iil'"i"-, nl'l
f'"''M. I''t , I IPkeya. WHi-; il.lik. P0
P , . !. 1 h' it-na, i'p M'. I (ru I iiHi.
('id Ir (' il 1,1 KV 1 hickana. ii'n .'c;
h. li llul", turkey, l.ilii'; ijijiki, llylc,
a, . .... 1,11.
I'l TIKH I'n'klii ato. k. U'i'dll'-; rholc
Cmf v, 'i I ilin. oi,r-, a'l'Hrrftor, lvu'iic.
1 1 nt r l(S ft' 11 noil fi. J.er inn. i ; extra
. . 1 la, i ff ij.i, ...!. New York Coiinia, per
! car, 1.' , Imik, . lira Helprta, per Rrfl., II ii;
I tin k pif.'n'iar'l. p.i-r an.. 11 ,d.
I Kiii,KN rllKHIi KlriH -Tr-i'it, MlOe:
fi'filria. l'krel. , p.ke, prrh. .
f.'.ff no, fiff.i, aunneli, if, tiluellna, ac;
Woitefiah. I , aalrnori, I-; liaildock, lie;
roitf.afi, u , ri-fiaiiapper luc, lohatera,
."('") , pep Hi, 4r; I'.l.aiera. green, per Hi.,
', Imliliea'la. I'.r, tatflah, 14i ; black baa.
fir. ,allli'll. lie
III! N I'ef I on, II.Y.V).
I II IY - frina 'ri'.ia.i by Omahn Wholeaala
ialf'fa nipiii lailnn; noire No. 1 uplmid,
I"', N" I. tl n, nieillum, Ii.iii; riwfm., 4.011.
lye alraw, I. Theae prirea are fur hay of.
ai". rolor anil iuallty. tiemami fair; ra
reij.ia ilfht
, 1 1 U N - Me.
iiipi .tov.
IITKr-Nn, 2. 4-.p.
V F.f 1 ETA JI LK8.
Nr,W r'Lf.KHY-Kalamaxoo, per dot.,
2.' , 1 allfiiffila., par lint., 4i (j;0c.
I " iTA'I'i iKH- I'er liu . 4'K-4i.O.
KWKKT rDTATurtri-lowa and Kanaca,
i
NHW IVAIIHLKr-per rlna. bunchea, 40r.
Nr,V 1 A Itm i H-r doa. bunrhea, 4kj.
I.KTTIH K- I'er doa. bunrhea, 4;c.
HI.K'I'H-Nfw aouthern, per doi. bunches,
(it old. per Imi , 4r.
I'l l I MI! KHM -llothotiae, per dot., fi.TS.
I'A HKN I f ' r I'er liu.. 4nc.
I'Al! Id I'M- 1'i r bu . iie.
tlHKKN ONIONS Southern, per doa.
burn hea. fir.
KA UIHIIKfl Houthern, per doa. bunchea,
TfnNIPH-I'er bu., 4f'c: iarincla rutaba
K.ia. ir lb., l'ci new aou'hem, i r doc.
Illll.' liea,
1 i.N 11 iN'h--lied VN'laconaln, per lb., lr;
wh.le. per lb., Vic, Mpanlati, per crute. 1.7a.
HI'INAUH Houthern, per doa. bunchea,
' ''I'.
I'K.MONS-Cillfornla fancy, 13.23; choice,
(.! ''.
NAVT IlKANS-Per bu.. 12.65.
'AX HKANS4 i-it bu. box. 13; atrlng
,ienliH. per bu. box, 41. m
AHMAnK-llolliind aeed, pr !b.. c.
ToMATtiKH New Klorldr., per 6-baaket
rrme, ii:i"'ir:..o
1 ' A L' LI F LOWER California, per crate,
$;.i.
FltLIITS.
rt'AriS-Weatern. i-r bbl., $2 75; Jona
thiina, h; Nw York atork, '..25; California
Ilellflowera, tier bu. box, 11. 60.
1 1 H A I'l'M M h Ih aoe, per keg. 6.007.00.
CHANHKH H I KS Per box. U.
TKOPICAL FRUITS.
KIOS California, per lo-lb. cartona, 90c;
Turklah, per 3.'.-ll. box. 14f8l8c.
OKANfi KH Cnllfornla naveli, fancy, $3.00
(3.16; rholce, 52.75; Mediterranean aweeta,
K 2.1; aweet Jni'fa, W.iVi.
OATKH Pen Inn, in 70-lb. boxes, per lb.,
"; per cHae of ;i-lb. pkaa.. $2.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
. tPf'ORN-Per lb., 2c; shelled, 4c.
li IDEM No. 1 green, oc; No. 2 green, Be;
No. 1 nailed, 7c; No. 2 snltgd, 6c; No. 1
veal culf, H lo 12 Iba., S'.ic; No. 2 veal calf.
12 to l.'i Iba., 6c; dry hides. (H12c; aheep
pelta, 2.V5j75c; home hided, $1.60ifj2.aO.
NI TS W aliiuta. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
li; hard nhell, per lb., 14c; No. i aott eliell.
per lb., 1.1c; No. 2 hurd shell, per lb.. 12c:
Itraalla, per lb.. 12c; i'.lbeiia, pt-r lb., l.'c;
ulmonila, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell,
per lb., lat-; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb., lie; cocoanuia, per doa., 8"c;
c-heatniits, p.r lb., luc; peanut, per lb.,
4-; roai-ted iieanuts, per lb., 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per ou.,
l 60; coi'OHIluta, p-r luo, $t.
OLD MKTA1.3. ETC.-A. B. Alplrn quotes
the following prices: Iron, country mixed,
per ton, $11; Iron, sto.e plate, per ton, $8;
copper, per lb., 814c; brass, heavy, per 11).,
S'.fcc: brass, light, per lb., 514c; lead, per lb.,
e; line, per lb.. 2Vie.
MAPLE tflTOAR-Ohlo, per lb., 10c.
HoNKY Utah, per 24-frame case, $3.26;
Colorado,- fcJ.iit'.
t. I.oala f.rain and Provlalona.
8T. LOUIS, March 12. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red. rash, elevator. tW'c, nominal;
track. 72V;iti75f; May. SfiSc; July, 6o;
No. 2 hird rash, "ii72Vjc.
CORN Uiwer; No. 2 cash. SBc; track,
4 W4c: May. c; July, 404c.
t)A1 8 HlKher; cash, 3Dc, nominal; track,
fcW!-; May, 2iiMc; July, nominal; No.
2 w hile, :ihc.
HYK- atendy at 41 2.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents, $3 30
S(3.4;i: .'Xtra fancy and straight, 3.Wfi3.25;
clear $2.7iii2.!al.
HEED Tliiic thy, steady at $2.753.25,
.with prime worth more.
4'ohN.V EAISteady, $2.30.
HUAN Dull; sacked, east track, 83c.
Ma Y Strunx; ilmotny, $11. aWu 16.50; prai
lle, $7.i.Kill.'Ni
I PON CO TTON TIES $1.05.
H A i( 5 1 N O 54 f i fi' c .
HEAD' TWI.se. 8c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
-tandard mess, $lS.l7Vfe. Iird. firmer at
$!)o. Dry salt meats (boxed), steady; extra
shorts, clear ribs and short clears, $10.
Hn-on (boxed), steady: extra shorts, clear
ribs and short clears. $10.87'.
M ETA LB Iead, nrm at $l.27'4. Spelter,
strons; nt $C.ia.
POI LTRY Firm; chlckenac. lOigllc;
turkeys. liyt(17c; ducks, luc; geeiae, aKc.
Hl'TTElt Quiet; creamery, 2"!528V4e:
dalrv. 1K'u2Ic.
ECUS Higher at 14r for fresh.
Receipts. Shlprmntx.
Flour, bb fi k.iNW 9,(kx)
Wheat, bu 31.i") 29,iHI
Corn, bu 117,1141 WOOD
Oats, bu 82.UU0 69,0.0
l.lserpol Grain anal I'rovlsluna.
LIVERPOOL. March II. WHEAT H pot:
Quiet; No. 2 red weatern. winter, 6s t'd;
No. 1 nor.hern, apt lug, 6 Sd; .No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6 Wjd. Kutures: Steady; March
a Ml; Mj". ti July, 6s ad.
COi'.N-Spot: American mixed, new. 4s
4d. Kuturca: Steady; March, 4s 7d; May,
IB 111.
PROVISIONS Bef. easy; extra India
mess. Kr. Perk, steady; prime mess west
ern, jila. llama, short cut 14 to 1C lbs.,
steady. a.-m d. Hacjn. Cumberland cut,
M to 30 lbs., nrm, okt 6.1; short ribs, 16 to
24 iba , nrm, .; long clear middles, light
2H lo 31 lb-., strong. 54j; sh irt clew m ddles!
heavy, ii to 4o Ijs., Miong. iia 6u; anort
clear backs. 35 to 40 lbr,., firm. o.1s til
clrar bellies. II to 16 Iba.. 54a. Hhoulders'
aiiiiare. II to 13 lbs., strong. 4.' Lard'
strong; prime western, in tierces, 61s 6d"
American refined. In palls, 61s 6d.
HITTKK-diHKl lulled Slates, steads,
ia: ri'ipst United St.itea. nominal.
I'll KKfK American tlnesi while, strong,
trie; Am-rb an linest colored, steady, fos. 6d
TALIXiW Prime city, h-caiiyt Ha 5d, Aus
tralian, dull.
Kawsaa t it Grain and Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY. March 12 WHEAT
Ma). MS'uMV; July. SJ'voiw'c; cosh No.
2 hard, CuTlc, No. 3. Hot) ti.se; No. 4. &7tia3t';
rejected, irfrij7c; Nn. 2 red. 7t72c; No. 3,
liaoilc.
coHX-Aprll. 37't.37Sc: Mar. 37Hi37Sc;
July 37',ii I7-,c: rash. No. 2 mixed 0!u4otc;
No. 2 w hile.. JH'.I tic; No. 3. 3'l'y.g tO'c.
OATS No 2 white, 3t''(i3ti'o.
RYE-No. 2. lie.
HAY-Tlmothy $12 50; prairie, $M.Su'i9 Oil.
Hi TTER Crrau.rry. t.aJi dairy, ISc.
ECit;d Fnsh, 12c.
Recelpla. Shipments.
Wh?.tt. bu :u;.ii 35.2i)
Corn, bu 62, 4o 67.i"0
(.lata, bu i.ii'O 13,14)
rh.l,de.ph.a Pr.e. Market.
I PH I LA DEI Pit I A. March 12 BITTER
: Finn an.l lo rusher: extra weatern cream
j ery. :; nearby prima. 32o.
I EOOS Klrni and good demand; fresh
i nearby. IS',.-, at the mark; westerr, lSVjo;
I s out h we-teru li.-; aouthern, 17'!'.
CliKEJE Steady but quiet; New York
full cream?. prirre. ami 1. IVfUc; fair lo
good, prune, sni.ill. 1 1'., a l.!'.,-; prl, le. large,
Ik . fair to g'Mxt, prime large, HalJ-c.
I ii'i.mhi, t.. M.ircB rj. WHEAT Fairly
H'-uva ana aieaay, ca-n. ,ac. Juay, 77o;
J illy. r; -c.
ti iKN-Dull and aaler; March. 45c; May.
44-V-; J'ii. 4'"ao.
ii.vT-Du!l and in, hanged; March and
M.iv 3M-0-; July. 32c.
RYK-No. 2. UV-
XKEli Clinrr. fa'rlv active and lower;
caan. K.. March, K6; April. aV65; ta-lo-bep.
mi. prim timothy, II in, prims al
aike. 17 M.
-M.lwaak.aa. UralsTlarkel.
Hil.WAI KEE Manh li WHEAT
tt'.aa.ly : N,. I northern ;Sc: N.k t aorth-
ii i. ..o.'i', uv, .4-t'i.:
R V p: -P inner, No. 1. ojc
bid.
I-. Kit V-8tcady ; No. 2. futtk-; aample
4f-j J.
I'uKN-M), 47V aaked.
tllnaa-airulla t haa. tatar aad Bran.
MINNKAIHL1S. Manh 12. WH EAT
My ;'rk. Julv. Tt'.MI-ac; ub track.. No.
I hant j . . No. 1 uortbapn, 75i.', Nuv 1
iiorihrpn. itSc
4 M.'L .- ur4 yauota, $3 TuXsi; tavc-
nnd patents, $3"i3 75; flrt clrar.a, 12 75;
Clears, 2 ' 'o 2 In
HKAN-IN bulk. I14.2.VM 14.50.
M R IRK 1411 AM AMI KLKYATOR C O.
Omaha ttrawrh llu-lll Hoard of Trade
Halldlac.
CHK AUO. March 12. WH EAT The mnr
ket was uruiia ear.y. helpeu by the hlaher
ta bl a. and I be report irom Mlnneapulia
of sales nf 2i.im bhls. of flour yesterday
by their mills and also the continued rami
temperaturea through the winter wheat
bell. There was very little outside Inter
i si, however, and the market eased off.
f losing V under yesterday. There was
ll'iulitation toward the close by the eanv
leiyers Price Current said: "Wheat pros
peels were promising. Primary receipts
were 434,ii bu., against 4IM"J last year.
I'rlmnry shipments were 133,im) bu., against
llo.imo last year. Clearances. 2Mi,uti bu. New
York reports 11 n.mls taken for export.
Northwest receipts were ids carp, against
32 a year ago. Ixical receipts w jre 'At cars,
with none contract. Estimates for tomor
row, 15 ears. The weather In the extreme
northwest was below aero and this caused
Some anxiety.
CORN The market has been very dull
and nulet. Inclining the price to weaaness,
Tha range has been very narrow, at lis
best V; over yesterday's close, and Its
weakest Vic under. Ixical receipts were
light, 237 carj, with none contract. Esti
mates for tomorrow, 225 oars. Cash prices
were unchanged. 1 he eastern demand coa
tlnuea very poor, but western offerings are
small nnd xpected to continue so on ac
count of the roads. Cables were firm.
Clearances, "IO.ikio bu. New York reports
three loads for export. Primary receipts
were dMi.iii) bu., against 244.not) last year.
Primary shipments were ouH.ouO bu., against
214,0110 last year. There was one car. of
No. 2 yellow out of private houses.
OATS There has been a fair trade in
oats and firlces have kept stejtdy. There
has been no t-peclal feature and the trade
has been a general one. At the opening
cash houses were the best buyers. Receipts
were 1!hJ cars, with 14 contract. Estimated
receipts Friday l!l cars. Clearances were
21.000 bu. Cash prices a'e unchanged. The
shipping demand is fair, where cars can
be obtained, and western offerings small.
PROVISIONS The market opened easy.
There waa a sharp break Jy local scalp, rs
and some long holders selling. Commis
sion houses were general buyers. Cudahy
was credited with selling pork. Armour
took the ribs. The market has been rather
weak during the entire session. Private
estimates of stocks In store: Pork, new,
25.I1M bh!a. ; old, SCO bbls. ; lard. 11,750 tierces;
ribs, lO.ono.otio lbs. There were 1S.000 hogs
and prlres 5c higher, but the close was
weak. Estimates for tomorrow, 15.0i0 iead.
Hogs In the west today 43.400 head, against
55.ci0 last week and 5H.2U0 last year.
WEARE ORAIN AND ELEVATOR CO.
Dulnth Grain Market.
DULUTH, March 12. WHEAT Cash No.
1 hard, 74c; No. 2 northern, 71Hc; No. 1
northern, 74Vc; May and July, 74'!c.
OATS3 May, 33'sc.
Peoria Irlaruet.
PEORIA, March 12. CORN Firm; No. 3,
41.
OATS-Dull; No. 3 white. 3333Ac.
WHISKY-11.30.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 12. MONEY ON
CALI Firm at 5U6 per cent; highest, 6c,
closing 64tic. Time money steady; sixty
davs and ninety days, 6 per cent; six
months. Syrette. Prime mercantile paper,
6 ner cent, nominal.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at the
advance with actual business in banker's
bills at $4.8655 for demand and at $4.83l'5
4.S320 for sixty-day bills. Posted rates,
$4.84 and $4.87H- Commercial bills, $4.824
IP 4. S3.
SILVER Bar, 49H; Mexican dollars, 38c.
HONjJS Government, steady. State in
active. Railroad, steady.
The closing quotations on bonds ar as
follows:
U. 8. rat 2a, re. . . .lOlhi I. A N. unl. 4a 100
do iroupon W1 "Max. Central 4i.... 77
do b, i1 17' do la Inr 2i
do coupon lt'K Minn. He St. L. 4..101!
do new 4s, res :u 11., K. & T. 4a loo
do coupon 1-16 do 2a soiy
do old 4, rr. 10- N. Y. C. (an. Ja.,103',
do coupon 10!4 N. J. C. gen. 6a... .131'
do 6, rag 1"3 No. Pacific 4 ll34
do coupon lfJ do 4a T2V
Atrhlaon gen. 4a 101', N. & W. son. 4a inn
do ad, 4a l'- Reading en. 4s lei'i
B. & O. 4s l-"4 St. L. oe 1. M. c. is. 114
do 34 KH' 8t li. & 8. P. 4s.... 94 V
do cony. 4s UK "Pt. L. 8. W. la.... M
Canada 80. 2r. 106 I do 2s U
Central ot Oa. 6s. ...107 "S. A. & A. P. 4s... :i
I he . A Ohio 4SS...104 So. Pacific 4s 90 '4
Chlraao & A. 3... 75'i
so. Hallway 6s 117
C, B. & y. n. 4s.... 13 -
-0. II 4 t F . 4s.lltl-N
C. A N. W. c 7S....131V,
('., R. 1. A P. 4a.. U16
C C C A St L I. 4s..llK4
Chicago Tar. 4a M
Colo. A 80. 4s 9
Uanyar A R. O. 4s...
Krle irlnr lien 4a.... 94
do general 4s NV
F. V. A I). C. Is. ...lloi.
Texas A P. a 116
T., Bt. L. A W. 4s.. 74V
Union PacISc 4s lot
do cona. 4a. Ut2
Wabssh la m
do 2s 107
do deb. B 76
West Shore 4 llu'i
Wheel. A L. E. 4s. 90U
Wis. ('antral 4s 91
Con. Tobacco 4s 2X
Hocking Val. 4Ha....l0ilColo. Fuel 6a.
Offered. "Bid
...
London Stock Market.
LONDON, March 12. Closing quotations:
Consols, money 91
do account 91-a
Anaconda a... tg
Atihlaon
do pf d ' too
tlaltlmora A Ohio N'
r haaapeaka A Ohio... 47V2
Chicago U. W 26
C. M A St. P 17J-4i
N. Y. ('antral 142'
Norfolk A Western.. 721
do ptd 92
Ontario A Weatern... .11
Pennsylvania
. 15 v,
"S
3U
43
Wt
32
IK.
4
94 "4
94
J'i
2
Rand Mines
Reading
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
DPHeara
Danver A R. O.
do ptd
Erie
do lat ptd ...
JlijISouthern Ry
. do pld
. kit1 Southern Pacific.
. ii'n.l'nlou Pacific...
. do pfd
do 2d pfd i4
S. atael
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Illinois ( rntral 14
Louiayile A Nash. . . .121
M., K. A T i
Ex-dlv.
RAR SILVER-Weak at 22d per ounce.
MONEY' 3(4 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills
Is 3fj374 per cent and for three-months'
bills Is 3V(j3 13-16 per cent.
lloa;on Siuiks anil Ili.nrTa.
BOSTON, March 12 Call loans, S(fi ner
cent; time loans, 56 per cent. Official
closing ot stocks tnd bonds:
Atihlron 4a
Mfi. central 4a..
Atchison
do pfd
Boat on A Albany
Boston A Me
..inV
.. 7t
.. Hl'
.. 71,
..157
..ix;
Allouas
Amalgamated ....
..
.. 74-Hj
85 '.4
..650
.. 294
.. 7H,
..122
.. 12-4
.. 5
.. 21
.. 75',,
.. 32
..120
-. 21,
..1M)
.. US
.. 2
.. 304
.. 7.
.. 1IK,
.. 74
Ulngharo
Calumet A Hecla.
Centennial
Copper Hanga ....
Dominion Coal ...
Franklin
Mohawk
I Hd Dominion
boston Klevatcd
.114
N. Y.. N. H. A H...213
Kit. h bun ptd
..141
.. 91 ,
I nlon Pacific
Max. Central
Amarlcan Sugar ..
do pfd
American T. A T.
Dominion I. AS..
(en. Eiai-trlc
Maaa. Kleclrlc.
t olled Fruit
''OK-aola
..121)
slulncy
Santa Fa Copper..
Tamarack
Trinity
I nllad Ships ....
Ctah
Victoria
Winona
Wolvorina
..146
.. 4.-,'i
..191
..ion
.. 37
I 8. Ftael.
do pfd HiTy
Wrating. common..
.100
Advantura
. 121,
14'cw York Hlalak Atoeka.
NEW YORK. March 12-The following
are the quotations on the the New York
Adams Con 60
a J lea Jo
llraaca 10
brunawick Con 2
Comatock Tunnel ... 11
Con. Cal. A Va :wi
Horn Silver 125
Iron Silver ;2&
Laadvllle Coa I
ll.ltlle Chief ..
(Intarlo
I Opliir
pnuanix
I Poloai
Kavaaa
Uterra Nevada
Small tlopaa ..
'Btandard
.. II
,.40u
..Sin
.. t
.. 40
Forelatn Financial.
LONDON. March 12-The preasure In
the money market today waa Increased
owing to the fact that It waa pay day on
the stock e::?hange. Discounts were unlet
On the stock exchange the a t.e.uiai.ce
was small and business waa inactive, but
generally cheerful, and there was a re
covery In many dlrectloa .. An improve
ment In the volume of dealings Is antici
pated for the new account. The tettle
men! waa concluded without any d'ttl
culty, although there were heavy defer
ences In the American section. Consols
hardened and were quiet and home rail-t
were irregular. Americana vere tirm an 1
operators were cautl.iua In view of the
uncertainty regarding the situation In New
York. later Americans became Irregular
and Idle. They Improved curing the lat
hour and cloned tirm. Southern PmcM.
waa quoted at 64Sc and I nlon Pacific at
Wio. Rio tint ,a were buoyant. Cnpp r
waa excited. The metai sold up to 6t;c.
but eased off slightly on realising unj
closed at i'ac. Kaffirs hardened.
LONDON. March 12 (Sold premiums:
Buenisa Ayres, 127.30; MaeuH, 33.92; lis.
bon. 25.
Hulllon to the amount of 50.00 was
taken Into the Rank of England to-, a
and ; lo."i waa withdrawn for ah pment ti
South Africa.
The weekly atatemrnt of the Bank of
England shows the following changi-a:
Tosl reaerve. Increased iln.iniu; clr
cuiatwu. decrtaaed. aiit-l.iaai; bnMI m, li
rreaaed. jVlsoilaj; other aH-uritlea. de
r-Hsed .4;t.ii; other depo.Mta decreasrd
Qi.w.ou); public depoai'a increased
25J.ui); notea rearrva Inrreiuted JLPsa.iaaj;
r-oyenimenl aecurtllea Increaael a;4.uii!
The proportion of the Bank of England ii
... . ... I . .. K , I , . I .. .k., . .. , - .
-'"., ia -..a l-r
cent, aa compared with 45.34 tier cent last
week. Tha rale of dlacount la unchanged
at per cent
TAR1S. March li-Prlcea otiened Irrea.
ular on the bourae tixiay. The official
bat waa active, especially Rio tintoa.
which advanced on the rise In th price
4 cupper. iiraxllUna and Argentines rose
substantially. At the rltir-e s.ocks we-a
firm. Rentes Improved and IndiiPtflais
were Irrrgular. Kaffirs were ery firm,
being stimulated by the approaching Is
sue of the Transvaal loan. The private
rate of dlerount was 2 15-16 per cent.
Three per cent rentes, Hu, 12ic for the
account.
Tf!r weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows the tollowlng changes: Notet
In circulation decreased 71,4iVi, francs;
treasury accounts, current. Increased o4.
('' francs; gold In hand decreased 8.
U7a.". Irs nes; bills dl.K-unte,1 Increaael
24.250,000 trancs; ellver In hand Increased
47,i.i francs
I5ERLIN, March 12. Business quiet on
the bourse today. Home funds were fairly
steady. Chinese securities hindened. Iron
sharts attracted attention. Bank shares
were maintained.
Exchange on Ixwdon. im, 52pfga for
checks. Discount rates: Short bli s. I,
per cent; three months bills, 2'aj per cent.
BOMBAY. March 12.-The rale of dln
courit of the Hank of Bombey was todiy
reduced from to 7 per cenV.
SKW YORK STOC KS ASU BODS.
Market Oaclllallons Halt aad Seml-
gtatrnallon Followa,
NEW YORK, March 12.-The stock mar
ket today started out w;th its recent
tendency to reverse its position of tre
day before. This vacillating course Is
usual towards the termination of a wide
price movement, but the oscillation fell
to such small proportions today that tin
room traders became discouraged In their
efforts to scalp a profit and In the end
abandoned the market to semi-stagnation.
Speculative attention reverted to special
cause affecting individual stocks and to
days large street dealings and Vilest
movements were In this class. There was
no evidence of further urgent prmsure of
liquidation and call loans were made on
the stock exchange at 54 per cent and
In exceptional raaea at 6 per cent. This
was partly due to the release of funds
by the liquidation of stock and partly to
the decreased demand In view of the spec
ulative dullness. It Is clear that juch
funis as have come to New York have
been attracted by higher Interest rates
and the source from which they have
been drawn show the effect in a tighten
ing of their own money rates, as In the
case of Chicago. The volume of credits
has been mare diffused than reduced.
Wall street was obliged to accept the in
timation received today in that the secre
tary of the treasury had decided that the
present money situation In New York did
not require action for relief by his de
partment. The fact Is beginning to be
better understood that any release of
treasury holdings now will Increase the
necessity of drawing upon government
deposits with the banks to make the
Panama canal payment. Insofar as the
puyment shall be made by drawing on
funds actually in the treasury It will go
to Increase the available cash. As to
wether this cash goes abroad In the shape
of gold exports or remains here, must de
pend upon the international exchange act
uation at the time. It is clear that these
payments will be available to foreigners,
but they will nevertheless increase the
supply of loanable funds and may be an
actual relief to the New Y'ork money
market by oorrowlng. Today's report of
the exports of domestic products for Feb
ruary gave a good Indication of the growth
of the trade balance in our favor, show
ing as It does an Increase compared with
February of last year ot over $2O,CO0,OOJ.
Corn exports play a considerable part in
this showing, but the increase in value of
cotton exports compared with February
of last year amount to the substantaJ
figure of $12,654,565. The culmination of
the speculative rise In cotton and the
heavy selling at the reaction give promise
of continued replenishment of our foreign
credits by the outgo of cotton. As for the
Immediate money situation, the subtreas
ury yesterday took another half a million
dollars from the market. There was a
deposit of $200,000 today for transfers to
"New Orleana and a small sub-treasury
debit balance at the clearing house fore
shadowed another heavy requirement by
tomorrow's statement. There Is some
anxiety lest the payment on Monday of
$20,000,000 of Standard Oil dividend may dis
arrange tne money market, as is has
been shown that the funds collected for
this purpose have been out In loans and
will have to be recalled. The stock mar
ket closed dull and weak. Of the day'c
special movements the rise in Amalga
mated copper was due to the excited lump
in the copper market. St. Paul waa flftei
apparently on the declaration of the reg
ular dividend. Sugar weakened on the fear
that the Cuban treaty would be defeated.
Union Pacific declined on the call by the
Southern Pacific minority.
Bonds were about ateady. Total sales,
par value, $1,705,000. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
The following are the cloalng prices on
the Near -York Stock exchange:
Atrnlson liTexas A Pacific 17 i
ao pia rem
Bal. A Ohio .' '
do pfd 93
Canadian Paclflc... 1244
Canada Bo i. 73
Chas. A Ohio 4W
Chicago A Alton..., 11
Toledo, St. L. A W. 26
do Pfd...
414,
Union Paclflo
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling AUK.
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central
do pfd
Adams Ex
, 91
90 ,
. 171
48V,
nv,
v
24
60
216
116
140
130
74
1914
91
do pra
Chicago A O. W
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Chicago A N. W
Chicago Ter. A
.. 41
.. 24
.. 60
.. 394
1M' American Ex
Tr.. ltil'nltad State, Ex..
do pfd 29
C. C. C. A 8t. L. ... 91V,
Colorado So 25
do 1st pfd (6Vt
do 2d pfd i4
Del. A Hudson 19S
Del. L. A W 256
Wella-Fargo Ex...
Amal. Copper ....
Amar. Car A F....
do pfd
Amar. Lin. Oil....
do pfd
American 8. A R.
do pfd
1414
19
48',
96
Denver A R. 0 37'fc
do pfd a6
Erie 86
do 1st pfd 44
do 2d pfd 621t
Great Nor. pfd 192
Hoiking Valley 102
do pfd 47 W
Brooklyn R. T 12S'
Colo. Fuel A Iron... es
Cona. Oas 209
Cont. Tobacco pfd. ..1144
0n. Electric 192
Hocking Coal itu.
.iter, rapar ....
do Did
I'M
71
64
Illinois Central 139a,
lowa central ..
do pfd
Lake Erie A W
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L...
Mat. 81. Ry....
Mex. Central ..
Mex. National
Minn. A St. L.
Mo. Paclflc ....
M . K. A T....
do pfd
N. J. Ontral .
Norfolk A W..
do pfd
Ontario A W...
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
do 1st pfd....
do Id pfd
St. L. AS. F..
do lat pfd...
do 2d pfd
8t. h. 8. W....
do pfd
8t. Paul
do pfd
So. Paclflc ....
8o. Hallway ...
do pfd
Offered.
37
Inter. Power ...
Laolade Gas ....
National Biacult
National Lead ..
No. Amarlcan ..
Pacific Coast ....
... 44
... 41
...113
...111
. .142'
...mat
... 26a,
... 17
... 99
...0
... Vi
... 64
...148
... 70-
... 89
.... 44
.... 26
....106
....'64
.... 14
....101
.... 40
racmc Mall
Paopla's Uaa ....
P reread 8. Car. . .
do pfd
Pullman P. Car..
Republic Steal ..
do pfd
Sugar
Tenn. Coal A I..
Union Bag A P..
An w.tA
.
.120
. ton
. 74
.121
. 42
. 12
. 74
'.Itls'V, f. heather"!.'.'
304,
12
1
6
61
37
5
18
27
94
.40
64
42
77
. ns ao ptd
. 84 V. 8. Rubber ...
. 71'j' do ptd
. 77 I'. 8. Steal ..
. 82 1 do Did
70 I Weatern Union ....
24 Amar. Locomotive.
64 do pfd
148 K. C. Southern
188 do pfd
42 I Rook Island
i; do ptd
3l
Bank t'learlna-a.
CHICAGO, March 12 -Clearings. $28. 7"!..
3s6; balances, $l.81,962;New York exchange
10c discount bid and 10c premium asked;
foreign exchange, sterling posted at $4 844
for sixty days and at $4.87'4 for demand.
A'KW YORK, March 12. Clearings. $277 .
002.232; balances, $H.Sj2.7!i2.
BALTIMORE. March 12-CIearings, $4
750.4HS; balances. $u2,721; money, 6 per ceni
PHILADEIPHIA, March 12. Clearings
$i;i.(i!i,3i 0, balances, $2,008. 5D4; money, 6 per
cent.
BOSTON. March 12.-C1earings, $20,350, 455
balances, $1,471,612.
CINCINNATI, March 12 Clearings, $4.
619,(841; money, aidjo' per cent; New York
exchange, 2oi30c premium.
ST. LOUIS, March 12. Clearings, $9,164.
9HS; balances, $S34.662; money steady at b'i0
per cent; New York exchange at par.
Ol,' and Roaln.
OIL CITY, March 12. -OIL Credit bal
ances, 11.50; ci rtltlcates, ni bid ship
ments. Pennsy.vanla, I2H.D44 bbls.; avtr
age, Dti.231 bbis. ; runs, 107.184 bbls.; aver
age, 75.810 bbls. Shipments, Lima. 68,312
bbls.; average, '63,041 bbls; runs, Lima, 56,.
346 bbls.; average, 48.714 bbls.
NEW YORK. March 12 OIL Cotton
seed, steady; prime yellow, 41 hie. Petrol
eum steady turpentine, steady,
ROSIN Firm; strained common to good,
$2.30
LONDON, March 13 Oily Turpentine
spirits. 43s 9I.
LIVERPOOL. March 12. OIL Turpen
tine Snirlta. firm. 44s. Cottonseed, Hull
rclined, s)Ht. steady, 22s.
SAVANNAH. Ga., March 12. Oily Tur
pentine, llrm, 6".c.
KOS1N Firm; quote: A. B. C. D. E F.,
$12.00: G., I12.pi: IX, $12.40; I.. $8.20; ' M.,
$3 J; N.. $3.60; W. G.. $3 85; W. W.. $4.25.
t offee Market.
NEW YORK. March 12 COFFEE Spot
rio. steady; No. 7 Invoice, 6c. Futures
o.KT.e.l steady at a partial advance of
five points. The foreign market news waa
irregular, but the rate of I'raml ln ex
change waa again advancel; the Interior
Santo.a receipts were smaller and shortly
after midday the bull clique waa a buyer
of th near months, ao that the market
was finally steady, net five points night r.
Sales were rep irtrd of 7..V4) bags. Im Ii d
Ing March al 14. 3" wis 35; May at H boy 4 55;
July at $4.70; September at $t.85(('4..
Dry tioaela Market.
NEW YORK, March 12.-DRY HOODS -Dull,
but no weakness In prices has he n
observable. Buyers have supplied them
selveai for current needs and are not will
ing to contract ahead, nor are aellirs
anxious to take orders for future delivery,
certain lines of bleached goods have been
rev teed.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light EeceipU of Cattle Caused Price3 to
Show More Strength.
HOGS OPENED STEADY, CLOSED WEAK
Demand for Fat Sheep and l.omha
t'oatlnaed alte Liberal and an
Active and Steady Market
oa All Grades Reaalted.
SOUTH OMAHA. Marrh 12.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, fchcep
Oftl da I Monday 4,314 4.mj 7.213
Oitlclal 'iuetoay b,t4 e.s.' 6.5.-4
I'liuial eune.-day 2,iuV b,uti u.tau
Omcial Thursday 2,tyi 6.418 3,334
1 niee uaya mis weeK.14.21 4.wn i.ioi
Same days rast week 14,8,6 3o.M? I3.6i!i
Ha mn wU lulnra I w .Q 'Hi n il VM 'll. '
Same three weens ago. ..16, oil 3i',lz -.o.48i
Same lour weens ago 16,842 41.4i ,tii3
Same days last year 13.323 3J.C63 2b.t)i4
RECEIPTS FOB. THE YEylR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, bogs and sheep at South Oilman for
the year to ua'r and comparisons wilh last
year: D403. yn. inc. Dec.
cattle 1M,;iS 1j,4K) 23,iW
HOgs 461.3.16 54H,3'iM so,061
Sheep 266,6ti 16i,776 ys.192
Average price paid for hoga at South
Omana tor the la.tt several days with com
parisons. Date. I 19u3. 19O2.l901.il90O.189O.l!s98.;i8S7.
Feb. II ..I
Feb. 17...
Feb. 1...
Feb. 13...
Feb. ...
Feb. 21...
Feb. 21...
Feb. 23. ..I
Feb. 24. ..I
Feb. 25...
Feb. 21,... 1
! 17l
7 03-
Vi 1
6 D.A.I
.JSi
5 Dii 1
I
2
Mfcl
81
lVsi
6 t
69',
I
S PS ,!
7 02V
7 01;
7 UV4I
7 c.51
7 15V4I
7 144
7 25
7 294
7 13
I 27
79
5 7s, s r.i
5 85, 4 23
6 86 6 30
5 Ni 0 3.M
6 951 6 291
j 4 2
s 971 I
6 93 ( 38
6 M( 5 33;
5 M 1 5 25'
6 90 6 2S
6 01 5 22 1
6 2
& '"I I
6 07 5 32 1
6 7 5 36
5 991 5 34!
7 10 $ 37
6 O61 6 -391
o 41
5 97 I
6 09 6 40
6 I81 & 41
4 831
476,
4 83
4 181
4 74,
4 C9
4 69
4 69
I
4 5
4 6,
4 77
4 68
a 66,
4 62
I
4 74 1
4 7iii
4 71
4 72
4 71
4 73
I
1 58
3 s8
9 oJj
I
3 50
3 471
3 H
3 06
2 ul'
68
3V,
2 tV4
8 51 1
6 D2
S 69!
i 52
I
3 541
4 60
3 63;
3 581
3 53
3 h 3 31
3 4 3 2a
3 8. 1 3 .1
3 91 S 3D
I 1 35
3 96
8 84, S ii
I 81 3 3o
t Nl i 41
8 9 3 4-4
8't 3 4J
I 8 43
3 66
8 i8 1 60
i 8.11 3 4;
3 73 3 20
3 sii 3 4i
3 82 3 iw
I 3 65
3 89
3 76 8 67
3 761 3 6)
3 80. 3 65
3 79) 3 61
3 74 3 70
reD. ti...
Feb. 2S...
March 1.
March 2.
March .
March 4.
March 6.
March 6.
March 7.
March 8.
March .
March 10
March 11
March 12
3 &9
4 76,
I
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Roads. I'Attln Move fih'o ll'aea
C, M. & St. P. Ry... 3
Wabash I
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 3
Union Pacific system. 26
C. & N. W. Ry 4
F., E. M. V. R. R. . 26
C, St. P., M. V 0 13
B. A M. Ry 25
C, B. A Q. Ry 2
K. C A St. J 2
C, R. I. & P., east.. 6
Illinois Central 2
17 .. 1
1
23 'i '.
9 1..
26
10 1
13 4 1
5
1
11..
Hi 24 "l
Total receipts 113
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer puchaalng the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hum Rheen
y-v 1 - . , - . -e-
isina.na, jru.CK.ing 1,0
Swift and Company
Armour 4 Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour, from Sioux City.
Vansant 4 Co
Carey & Benton
Iyobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Huntzlnsrer
91 855 315
629 1,428 2,267
282 L925 672
614 1,433 1,030
119 1,134
7
44
23
64
70
107
106
19
18
63
2
79
26
266 281
Livingstone & Shaller
Hamilton
L. F. Husi
Wolf & Murnan
B. F. Hobblck
Dennis A Co
Lee Rothschild
Werthelmer
Other buyers
Totals 2,419 6,776 4,463
CATTLE The supply of cattle here this
morning was again rather light, so that
packers had to hurry In order to get the
supplies they needed for their immediate
trade. The quality of the offerings as a
whole was rather common but still the
market was active on all kinds from start
to finish, and the prices paid were better
than those In force yesterday.
Steer buyers were all out early this morn
ing, and the market ruled active and
stronger from the beginning. There were
no strictly choice cattle on sale, but buyers
took hold In good shape, and a great many
salea were safely 5'alOc higher than the
jame kinds of cattle brought yesterday.
Owing to the limited supplies an early clear
ance was made.
The cow market was also active and
stronger. Cannera and cutters, as well as
the better grades of beef cows, sold to
better advantage than they did yesterday.
-The same as was the case with beef steers,
the market was 643 10c higher In a good
many spots, but that is generally true of a
strong, active market.
Bulls were also in good demand at strong
prlcea, but veal calvea continued to sell in
the same notches they have for some time
past.
The demand for stockers and feeders was
active again this morning, and prices
showed additional strength. Offerings were
very limited as compared with the demand
and some of the better grades sold at prices
that looked quite a little better. Feeder
ouyers ugaln took a good many of the
warmed-up cornfeds for feeders. This
strong demand for cattle to feed Is helping
out the market on the short fed cattle to
a considerable extent. Representative
8le"! BEEP STEERS.
No.
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1 -
4
1!
1
1
13
14
1
4
1
46
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
t
t
1
4
I
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
4
t
I
1
I
1
1
t
1
10
1
t
1
1
4
t
1
1
1
4
I ,
t
1
3
1 ,
t
1
1
I
I
1
10.......
4
1
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1
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1
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1
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I
I
A. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
.. 490 t 60 6 1048 4 40
.. 170 I 60 1 1126 4 40
.. 440 I 60 14 1174 4 46
.. 728 1 60 20 1126 4 45
.. 860 1 76 10 102 4 46
..1060 1 76 11 1237 4 46
.. 840 1 76 16 1173 4 45
..961 4 00 1 1220 4 48
..1020 4 10 19 122! 4 46
.. 927 4 16 14 12n6 4 60
..1076 4 10 4 1217 4 60
..940 4 30 1133 4 60
..1111 4 30 11 1264 4 60
..1241 4 30 10 1164 4 60
..1070 4 36 11 1202 4 60
..1138 4 36 1 1140 4 60
..1210 4 40 16 1280 4 46
..1092 4 40 41 1144 4 6
.. 970 4 40 : 118J 4 5
..1186 4 40 1 1437 4 80
. li0 4 40
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.. 490 1 40 .7 .l 4 10
.. 716 4 10 11 986 4 40
..1206 4 40
COW8.
.. 770 I 10 1 1400 t 25
.. 100 I 10 1 876 1 26
.. 860 I 26 1 910 1 26
..430 1 26 10 1160 1 36
.. 720 1 25 II 648 1 36
,.. 170 1 15 1 1300 ft J6
.. 140 I 40 1 1280 I 36
... 880 1 40 981 1 40
.. 770 1 60 9 H8i 1 40
.. 915 1 50 14 991 1 40
.. 984 t 60 1 1180 3 40
. . 880 1 60 1 970 1 45
.. 900 I 60 1 1047 1 45
..1090 I 60 11 1007 1 46
.. 660 I 60 1 1243 3 60
.. 950 I 60 t 670 1 60
.. 910 1 60 1 950 3 60
.. 860 &o II In50 3 60
.. 940 1 40 1 1014 I 60
..1107 I 40 1 670 1 60
.. 810 1 46 1 11180 I 10
.. 874 1 10 11 1091 3 60
..1073 1 76 1 1370 1 60
.. 900 1 76 I KK81 3 65
..1050 1 75 11 1147 3 56
.. 920 1 75 4 1120 1 40
..1030 1 85 1 986 1 60
..1120 1 00 1 1175 1 40
.. 977 1 00 6 1110 1 60
.. 880 1 00 1 1100 3 60
..1160 1 00 1 11IU1 3 60
..1080 1 ft 1 1121 I 60
.. 950 1 00 1 1110 3 80
..1040 1 05 1 Illal 1 65
.. 920 1 10 1197 3 65
..880 1 10 1 1310 3 6
..Hint 1 11 1 9ml 3 65
.. 854 I 16 11 1087 1 70
.. 960 1 15 14 1032 1 75
..1110 1 20 1 1188 t 75
..1106 1 10 7 in? 1 15
..1080 1 SO 12 Hill 3 75
..1170 1 15 1 1021 3 80
..1040 1 IS 4 906 1 80
.. 920 1 21 10 1112 1 80
. 1280 1 26 I 11 1 86
..lost 3 56 1 960 3 85
.. 975 1 25 1 108 ) 3 90
,.100 1 25 21 1152 4 00
..470 25
COWS AND HE1TERS.
..Ill 1 8'.
HEIFERS
.. 666 1 60 21 917 1 to
..410 I 75 6 912 1 40
..15 t 80 15 515 3 80
.. 6M 1 86 11 12 1 40
..650 I an 1 680 1 76
.. 710 I 90 1 680 3 75
..660 1 90 1 490 I in
.. 700 1 00 21 813 1 7
.. 740 1 10 1 950 I 75
.. 713 1 40 1 956 1 86
..760 1 46 It 1X17 1 86
.. 750 I 60 J 1015 3 at
. . 137 IV
BULLS.
. .1000 I (0 1 1591) I 35
..12! t 75 1 1260 3 25
..1290 1 00 1 1010 1 35
.. 97,) I la t 124U 3 r.
..1210 1 10 I I3W) I 111
..ma 1 10 I una 1 60
..I860 1 16 I Ml 1U
.. 11 I U I uut I a
...i7:d i m
....1271 1 6"
at." 6u
I'm 1 o
IMa 1 to
lh,i j "a
H I 3 80
.... 881 4 15
7
4
la..
l";l,i :t a i.
STOCKER3 AND FEEDERS.
.i!to 1 :
.Uisi I 28
. 1 i.i
.141,1 1 26
.is mi 1 r:
IMO 3 2.
.112.1 J ::.
. 1..KI 2 3n
4 275 2 f.11 2 4 16
1 a VI 2 ft.l 3d 4 211
1 T1A 3 (hi ;.l I, 4 ;',
4 i 1 ii 1 9.'.', 1 2,1
1 M'l S (i 2 85 4 2
1 8-11 3 2.". 1 8..., 4 t
1 R.'O 3 3'l 9 4 !a
1 5M.' 3 Ml 12 6l.". 4 :'5
1 1040 1 60 14 4J 4 26
1 ill! 3 50 III 41S 4 28
1 M 3 f..i 7 817 4 an
4 M.2 3 54 9i4 4 30
2 i'mi l ;s in k.4 4
4mi 1 75 4 90 4 30
1 68" 1 16 4 857 4 JO
1 950 176 ;f 82 1 l)
1 490 3 71. 1181 M 4 a
' 720 1 8,i 9 7;'2 4 35
1 84.1 i 8, 14 1,IS 4 15
7 782 3 85 9 1)15 4 35
' 750 3 90 9 9T1 4 .18
""7 14" 7 IU22 4 40
13 t5 4 in 2 880 4 40
8ii 4 (hj 2 976 4 46
952 4 on 14 7J0 4 48
312 4 on ; i 4 5,,
1 350 4 on 1 ami 4 ,,0
6,81 4 On 6 618 4 80
8l 4 Oil J SIR) 4 40
73 J 4 or,
CALVES.
175 1 75 1 2;o ( 7S
2 75 1 lil 6 76
27ii 3 tei J 2(io ( 75
1 21 1 76 1 13,1 , on
IM 4 ID 1 2110 , on
J 28" 4 50 U 120 26
' S"4 4 75 1 180 60
3 14 6 Oil 1 180 60
7 212 6 60
STOCK COWK Avn urtrirRa
J I3 2 (in 21 685 2 86
850 ! 76 1 620 1 in
STOCK CALVES.
1 1"05 I Si,
STAGS.
1-: 1550 1 5
HOGS There was only an average run
here this mo-ning and the market opened
Just about steady with yesttrdny. Bv the
time half of the h igs had changed hands,
though, less favorable reports were received
from Chicago, so that the market here
weakenid and the close was slow and n
little lower. Sellers all wanted steady
irlces. so that the day was well advanced
lefore a clearance waa made. A good
many trains were late In arriving this
morning, which alo had a tendency to
delay the market. The liRht weight hogs
sold largely from 17 25 down. Medium
weights went from $7.25 to $7.30 good heavv
hogs Irom 17.30 to $7 35. nnd prime heavies
from $7.35 to $7.45. Representative sales:
No. Ay. th. )'r. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
21 128 ... 4 00 29 245 ... 7 an
73 213 10 7 26 61 2.T9 40 7 30
13 24 140 7 26 71 2,10 ... 7 30
76 210 ... 7 23 70 229 120 7 30
70 227 40 7 25 60 236 80 7 30
40 223 ... 7 25 65 264 40 7 32
67 :.'.0 10 7:r, 62 25 ... 7 32
69 211 40 7 25 63 280 160 7 12
16 237 ... 7 25 60 260 ... 7 32
65 211 40 7 25 67 228 ... 7 32
71 206 ... 7 26 73 2S4 ... 7 36
49 2o ... 7 26 69 250 ... 7 .15
1 2.12 ... 7 17 1! 282 ... 7 35
68 222 40 7 27 25 27 ... 7 35
89 198 80 7 27 65 539 ... 7 35
18 230 40 7 27 66 284 60 7 35
68 230 40 7 27 67 277 ... 7 36
4 234 40 7 27 66 280 ... 7 S3
76 221 10 7 27 71 246 ... 7 35
I !14 ... 7 17 49 260 40 7 35
65 224 ... 7 10 12 264 ... 7 35
48 245 10 7 30 63 272 10 7 35
48 231 ... f 30 70 241 ... 7 35
48 230 ... 7 30 41 271 10 7 36
14 230 200 7 10 41 257 ... 7 36
'0 237 120 7 10 65 261 10 7 35
w 2 ... T 10 71 141 ... 7 35
55 -2 7 10 13 261 ... 7 35
238 10 1 80 72 252 10 7 35
I 7 10 64 242 10 7 W
224 ... 7 10 41 241 10 7 36
4 22 ... 7 10 61 284 ... 7 17
fl 241 ... 30 41 271 ... 7 17
' 213 ... 7 10 10 171 ... 7 40
225 ... 7 SO 84 282 ... 7 40
211 ... 7 10 61 241 40 7 40
'5 246 120 7 3 49 304 ... 7 42
238 ... 7 30 It 282 ... 1 46
H 236 10 7 30 6 420 ... 7 45
"oiViiv-y6 7 ,0 10 293 ... 7 46
SHEEP-There was a light run of heep
and lambs here this morning, and as the
demand waa again of liberal proportion
the market ruled active and Just about
steady with yesterday. Some ewes from
tne same feed lot that sold yesterday for
$5.20 brought the same price todav and
another string brought $5.26. Yearling's and
wethers, mixed, brought $5.65, and lambs
sold for $6.50. There was not very much
good stufT on the market so that the sales
on paper do not make a very good showing.
Taking quality Into consideration though
the market was safely steady on both sheep
and lambs.
Feeders were again very scarce and there
was not enough change in the prices paid
to be worthy of mention.
Quotations: Choice lambs, I6.50675; fair
to good lambs, $5.50)6.25; choice Colorado
lambs. $6.60(56.75; choice lightweight vear.
lings, $o.65&6.00; choice heavv yearlings,
$5.4006.65; fair to good yearlings, $5.00Q5.50:
choice wethers, $G.254i6.lti; fair to good, $4.78
4i5.25; choice ewes. J4.6O4J5.10; fair to good
ewes, $4.0OcN.5O; 1-eeder lambf. $4.755 26;
feeder yearlings, 94.254.75; feeder wethers,
$4.00iM-65; feeder ewes, I3.00jj3.50. Repre
sentative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
2 cull ewes 60 8 00
2S1 western Iambs 45 4 00
20 cull lambs 44 4 00
1!4 western ewes K6 4 15
315 cull lambs 47 4 25
10 cull lambs 50 4 75
121 western ewes 91 4 75
655 western ewes 91 4 75
1 western ewes 110 S 00
383 weatern ewes 110 5 20
11 western ewes 75 5 25
58 western ewes S8 8 25
3 western ewos 93 5 25
586 western wethers 115 6 65
28 western yearlings K2 6 90
9 western lambs 77 6 00
518 western lambs 72 G 25
b2 western lambs 65 G 25
74 western lambs 67 6 50
18 western lambs 81 6 75
6 cull lambs 68 2 50
16 cull ewes 60 2 50
4 stags 130 3 60
72 western ewes 81 4 85
9 western ewes 114 4 85
CHICAGO MF. STUCK MARKET,
Cattle, Sheep and Hoes All Star
Fairly Steady.
CHICAGO, March 12. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 5,000 head; slow and steady; good
to prl.ne steers, $5.(M)4i6.75; poor to medium,
$3.5o(fi4.0: stockers and feeders. $2.754i4 80;
cows. $1.40iii-l.40; heifers, $2.26rfji4.60; canners,
tl.5otc2.50; bulls, 2.3nj4.25: calves, $3.00tti
7.40: -Texas fed steers. $4.00i4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 17.(810 head; tomorrow.
18.(610 head; left over, 5.(88) head; opened
steady to strong: close weak: mixed and
butchers, $7.30Cn7.65: good to choice, heavy,
$7.6(Ki 7.8(1; rough heavy. $7.3o'u7.60; light,
$.8K(i7.3:.; bulk of sales. $7.3oC'7.60.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Recel p ts, 12,000
head: sheep, steady to Btrong; lambs,
Bteady to lower; good to choice wethers,
$fi.O(Kli5.75; fair to chol?e mixed, $5.00i&5.75;
western sheep. 7.naf.!; fair to choice
mixed, $4.25(145.00; western sheep, $5.00tjiS.75;
native lambs, $S.(sVg7.10.
Official yesterday: Receipts Shipments.
Cattle 14,85) 4.643
Hogs 22.626 3,928
Sheep 16,127 701
Kansaa City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 12. CATTLE
Rccelpts. 3,7011 natives. 126 Texans; calves.
II81 natives; corn rattle s'eady; cows and
lit Ifers. S'iilOc higher; stockers and feed
ers, lower; quarantine, active and steady;
choice export and dressed beef, strong at
$4. 250(5.25: fair to good, $1.804.50; stockers
and feeders. $1.5041 4.50; western fed steers,
$' DC'i'i On; Texas and Indian steers, $:i.8k-ic
5 5": Texas cows, 11 (81', 1 3.0"; native cows,
$I.5ij4.6.i; native heifers. $'t.OiKa4.40; can
nera. ll.0o42.J5; bulls, S2.2"-(i4.50; calves,
$2.(X(i7i.
HOGS Receipts. 6.5"0 head- market
opened strong and closed weak; top, $7.55;
bulk of sales, $7.3"f(7.5u; heavy, $7.3791 7.55;
mixed packers. $7.;"a 1.5n : light. $7.uou7.40;
yorkers, $7."i(7.4"; pigs, $6. &' 7.25.
SHEEP AND LAM US-Receipts. 3.500
head: sheep, steady; lambs, weaker; na
tive lambs, $4.iK-u6.iii; western lambs, $4.50
141.85: fed ewes, $3.4(''il.lO; native wethers,
$X!v5.9ii; stockers and feeders, $2.903.95.
ew York l.lve stock.
NEW YORK. March 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, p.9 head, mainly consigned direct;
no sales re)iorted ; dressed beef, steady;
Geo. A. Adams Grain Go.
GRAIN.
PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
Members Chics go Board of Trade, St.
Louis Merchants Exchange and Kan
sas City Board of Trade
Room 224 Board Trade Pldg., Omaha.
'Phones loco and 1017.
J. IS. Von Dora. Vice I'realdeat.
Write for our market tetter and caan
grain bids.
private: W1HKS.
WEARE GRAIN & ELEVATOR
COMPANY
Members Principal Exchanges.
Private Wire.
BRANCH OFFICE OMAHA, NEB.
, 110-111 Bjard of Trade.
W. E. WARD, Mgr. Telephone 151.
city dressed native sides, rxtremr range.
fi'yiiOV Cables quoted American steers
at lj.ii 13c, drrssoil weight, for general sales,
efrigorator bief at 0 V(i l'V ;' rxporla,to.ly.
1.17.. nceies, l.MO sheep nnd 4,Mu quarters
ot bief, tlie letter estimated that calves
receipts were 4.1
CAi.VEs Veals ruled quiet and about
sternly In pries; reported sales were nl
$.v'4i6.V; pity dressed veals. I4i14c.
Hogs-Receipt., 2mi hiad; none on sale
alive.
FIIEKP AND LAM IIS-Receipt . 911 head;
s.ieep, In g,xl dem in,1 and tirm; lambs.
m i "in i'-u i.n- stronger: sheep sold at'
$4. .ii '.m 25 per too lbs., lambs at $7 i""'ii ," 4"
a email bunch of clipped at $:; diess,,;
millions. Mi'.iiyc; dressed lambs, 9'jil;v.
M. I.onla I. Me !to4.k Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-CATTLE -lie.
Celpts. l.Sui hen, I. Iiiilinilng 7i) Texans
market strong, vlih T. xans higher: native
shipping and export stei rs, $4 25'iiti with
strictly fancy worth i.p to $5 7..; dresse.,
beef and bntchi r stei i s, I3.7f.-u 5 in; slec s
under i,(t) lbs., $3 5u4.i4.25; ,t.cki rs and feed
ers. $2 3t i4.4; cows mid heifers, $2,2544 5';
cannera. $2 2"4(3.(Xi; bulls, $2.5tHi3.S5; calvt s
$.3. 5( "hi. HO; Texas and Indian steers. 3.60',(
4 5"; cows and heifers, $2 2 ,ii3 4u.
Hot IP Receipts 3.ta) head; market active
and higher: pigs and lights. $6.75it 7.S5; pack
ers, $i .J.V'if.fiti; butchers, I7.50ii7.75
SHEEP AND LA M US Receipts, 1.1m
head; market strong; native muttons. $3 rpi
S5.J5; lambs, $.".00Cu7.0O; culls nnd bucks
$2.0ng4.50; stockers II.SO&S.oo.
lt. Joacph l.lvei Stock Market.
RT. JOSEPH. March 12 CATTLE-Receipts,
1,713 head; natives, $,l.s5fS 35; Texans
and westerns. $3 45a4 75; cows and heifers.
$2 25fi4.6t': veals. f3.ooi6.75; stockers and
feeders, $3S5'ii4.i5.
HOOS-Recelpts. 7,731 head; light and
light mixed, $7.15ii7.4u; medium and tienvv,
J7.3f,'n 7.574; hulk of sales. $7.32V'1 7 50; pigs.
$5.75115.75.
SHEEP AND lyAMRS-Rrcelpts, Ku head;
top native wethers $5.76; top western ewes,
$535.
loux City Use Ntoek Market.
SIOUX CITY. March 12-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4i) head
strong; hrpirs, $3.7rr5.flO; cows, bulls and
mixed. $2.XV4.25: stockers and feeders. 12.75
i i4.5i); calves and yearlings, $2.75111.1(1.
I I IO7 S Receipt si. l.rvai bead: stronc to 5c
higher, selling at $69 ti(7 45; bulk, $7.u.Vu7.25.
Stock In lluht.
Following were the receipts of live stock
nt thn six principal western cities yesterday-Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep
Omaha 2,0i S.i.18 3,334
Chicago 6.IM81 lT.ooii 12,"""
Kansas City 3.70U 6..Mi 3.71
St. lyOllls I.51V1 3(881 Inn
St. Josaph 1.713 7.731 i;,7
Sioux City 4'M LRcii
Total.8 15,3S1 42.H9 20,5!U
Evaporated Apples anil Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. March 12. EVA PORATE1 1
APPLES Quiet. Offerings were slightly
larger, but prices are held about steady.
Common are quoted at 44(5c; prime nt
nVua'-ic; choice at bm6ltc; fancy at 7fii
7 V-
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Spot
prunes are In moderate demand, but are
steadily held, particularly larger slr.es.
Apricots are moderately active and steartv
at 7Hffloi4c in boxes, and 7b&'10e in hag.
Peaches are quiet. Peeled are quoted at
12i(18c and unpeeled nt Mi 10c.
Sotrar and Molaaaea.
NEW ORLEANS. March 12. SUGAR
steady; open kettle, 2a,'6314c; open kettle,
centrifugal 3S34c; centrifugal whltis.
4 5-16c; yellow, 3V86 I-I80; seconds, 2'8'ii
MOLASSES Open kettle, nominal. 11', 0;
centrifugal. 64c; syrup, nominal, l!"i(24e.
NEW YORK, March 12 SUGAR Raw,
steady: refined rugar, steady.
MOLASSES-Firm.
I AIL WAY TIMkS CJ4HD.
UNION STATION 10TH AD MAItCV.
Union Pacific.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited .a 9:40 am a 7:50 ;-m
The Fast Mall a 3.2E pm
California Express a 4:20 pm
Pacific Express all:30 pin
Eastern Exprjss a 6:30 pm
The Atlantic Express. .. a 7:30 om
The Colorado Special... a 7:10 am a 3:4u am
Chicago Special a 3.40 am
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Btromsburg Express.. It 4:00 pm bl2:50 pm
North Platte Local a 8:00 am a 6:15 pm
Grand Island Local b 6:30 pin b 9:35 pm
llllaola Central.
Chicago Expreso.. a 7:35 am a 6:10 pm
Vyiiit-ngij. iuiniirai.wii- K
St. Paul Limited a 7:50 pm a 8:05 am
Minneapolis & St. Pau. .
Express b 7:35 am bl0:35 pm
Chicago Local 10:35 ra
Chicago Express aJO.33 am
Clticaao, itock Island A Paclflc.
East.
Chicago daylight L t d. .a 6:00 am a 6:45 am
Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a 9:85 pm
Chicago Express bll:15 am a 6:05 pm
Des Molr.es Express a 4:30 pm bll ot) am
Chicago Fast Express... a 6:35 pm a l:2o um
WEST.
Rockv Mountain L t d. .a 6:50 pm a 4:55 am
Lincoln, Colo. Springs,
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 6:00 cm
Colo., Texas, Cal. and P
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:40 pm aU2:40 pm
Wabash.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express ....... a 6:55 pm a 8:20 am
6t. .outs Local, Coun
cil Bluffs a 9:15 am al0:30 pm
Chicago at Northwestern.
"The North weatern Line."
Fast Chicago a 3:40 am a 7:00 am
Mail , '-i Pm 8:30 om
Local Sioux Clt) a 5:10 am a SM pm
Layllght St. Paul a 7 lib am alo:25 pin
Daylight Chicago a 8:uo am aiLlopm
Local Chicago al0:55 am a 5:10 put
Local Carroll a 4:00 pm a 9:50 am
Fast Chicago a 6:50 pin a 3:45 pm
Fast St. Paul a 7:66 Dm a 8:15 am
Limited Chicago a 8:10 pin a 9:15 am
Fast Mall a 2:40 01,
Local Sioux City b 4:00 pm b 9:60 11111
Chicago, Milwaukee at St. Paul.
Chicago Daylight a 7:45 am all:16 pm
Chicago Fast Express. ..a 6:46 pro a 8:40 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:06 pm a 7:50 am
Dea Moines Express.... a 7:45 um a ..to p in
Chicago Local 10:40 am
Mlaaourl Paclflc.
6t Louis Express al0;00 am a 6:26 pm
K. C. and UL L. Ex.....al0:50 pm a 6:15 aui
WEHSTEH DEPOT 10T1I aV WtUSTKI;
Chicago at Northwestern Nebraska
and Wmmlal Dlvlalon.
Leave.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Lead Hot Springs a 3:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 8:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward. ...b 8:00 pm
Bonesieel, Lincoln. Nio
brara and Fremont. ...b 7:30 am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
Mlaaourl Paclflc.
Nebraska Local, Via.
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm
Arrive,
a 1:00 pm
c 6:00 pm
b 6:00 pm
bl0:26 am
U0:26 am
Chicago, hi. ,1'aut, Mln
seapolla v
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger. ..a 6:30 am a t10 pm
bioux City Passenger. ..a 2:u0 pm all:) am
Oakland Local ...b 6:46 pin b .4e a in
BI RLISUTON gTATIOS-lOTH at M ASO
Hanaas 4 Ity, Bt. Joseph at Council
tlluffa.
Kansas City Day Ex. ..a 9:16 am a 6:06 pm
St. Louis Flyer a 6:10 pm all:06am
Kansaa City Night Ex..alO:30 pm a 6:16 am
Darlington aV Mlaaourl Riser.
Leave. Arrive.
Wymore, Beatnca and
Lincoln a 8:40 am bl2:05 pm
Nebraska Express a 8:40 am a 7:45 pm
Denver Limited a 4:25 pin a 6:45 am
Black Hills and Puge
Sound Express all:10 pm a 3:10 pm
Colorado Vetibuled
Flyer , . a 8:10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:52 pm tl:U am
Fort Crook and Platts-
moutn b 8:20 pm bl0:35 am
P.ellevue A Pacific Jet.. a 7:5o pin a 8:27 am
Bellevue & Pacific Jet. .a 3:50 am
Chicago, llurilnavton & 4incr.
Chicago Special a 7:00 atn a 4:06 pm
Chicago Venilbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
y... n....i nb-.y-iu-n ,i..yt -
(Itii'Mo 1.ochI
(, 71 u ... - 1 1 , y. .
Chicago Limited.
Fast Mall
a k.u5 pm a 7:45 am
a 2:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday. Daily except Monday,
c Sunday only.
aTlCAMglllPS.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
Ms 'larln-Strea alcannas at 13.600 lous.
KBW VOhK-KorTa.HL.Aa. via BOLIyCHi.S'fl.
' kaiili.g Wednesday al 1 A. 14.
Slatendam ..8... . Houarnam April I
Ryndain Mar. 2.', Po(dani April 15
NooHam April 1 , Sialeudain .April 21
llollanil-Auierli-a line, tiit Dearborn
M., 4 h lea co. III.
Harry Mnorra, 1401 Kan, am -ti . r Rulhirfsra.
1121 t'arnam at., J. a). Hcyaolda, 1601 Farnaai SL