TllhJ o.uATIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MAHCIT 4, lOOf.
11
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Argtntio 8triV tod Bearish Eaporti from
W liter Belt String. hen Wheat
GAIN IS SOON LOST AND MARKLT DROPS
Cora la Expected tu lakt Hlae milk
Adteat ol Spring, Country
vatora llotdlug Key to
Ike filiation.
OMAHA. March 3, lr)4.
Tha Argentine auiao s.iuuuuu uiiu the
bearish tepuris irom uie winter wheal
wit save, ins martlet au.ue 8irrng;n tit me
upeiinie, but I"'" whs sjoii iue., una l..e
maisei rwil ort more mail iwnia. Cbi
uu May opened at haaui.0vj I1" ikh
ol Weuiirtau&y was I'Diacj una tit one lime
strenguieueu to 41.W out ix ku.ii o. taal.iif
away mid by noon wm hi o. Oman
irumtFUuiM in wneat were Unuauully ligu..
May soid down Jo, In obealence tu Chicago,
Miia July also eloped weaker man the open
ing. Chicago flew Juiy tmcluaied between
in-saC and jc.
i ne uope maker look for a bullish ten
dency In corn. With the opening ot spilng
country rueus will become very uud and re
rflpta will be Itirgely cunllnea tu wnat the
country elevators Bend In. These huve no
large Block. because no much ot Wie coin
haa been sort and Uiey have cnnnneU lhlr
buying to corn for Immediate snlpment. At
the nume time the country closes up the
eastern cur situation will Improve and w.th
It the shipping demand. Thia scarcity pre
dicted will be uaed by the hulls, umiln
May oeiied at 6ko and declined to 4WJ
by noon. Chicago May fluctuated between
MVfco and 65fcc.
Loral Cwak Grata Market.
Juat now the market la Buffering from a
lack of caah grain to supply the demand
of shippers. The elevators are holding up
thHr corn. One broker tills morning vainly
tried to fill an order fur four cars, wanted
by Iowa feeders. The Minneapolis strong
demand for good milling wheat, which It
was reported had brought No. 1 northern
to the highest premium of the year He
ever May, and No. I northern to within
Mr" of that future, did not Influence the
local market enough to hold wheat firm at
Wednesday's prices. Hard wheat whs off
He. Spring was weak at former prices. Re.
cetpts of wheat were 4 cars In and 14 cars
out; ono week ago, 8 and 10 cars. Receipts
of corn were 30 and 19 cars; one week ago,
84 an1 62 cars. Oats, I cars In and 4 cars
out; one week ngo. 4 and H cara.
The range of prices pftld on the Omaha
exenange Wednesday was aa follows:
-Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. Wed.
Wheat
ribs sides (loose). IT.Of'87.3; short clear
aides (boxed), $;.I7V;7.
rnlluwing are thu le-.-dpta and shipments
of Hour and grain:
-Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bblB SX'"0
W heat, bu :i;.l) ".)
Corn, bu 1TS.3. M .
Oats, bu 332.000 iJWU
Mye, bu at.") 14.UW
Iiarley, bu 114,700 47.i
On the Produce exchange today ths but
ter mnrket waa easier; cresmerles, 1411
it'c; dilvle,-14uCc. Kggs steady, at mark,
Cap-s InUmJed, iTalTHc. Cheese, firm, lOVi
6U'.to.
May
July
Corn-
May
July
Outs-
May
March
WHEAT-No,
W
81
"4
... 45
w
82
46
46
4014
4U
44H
38
40V,
40
1 hard. No. S ha-d
4KB
44
!H
30
81V
4H'4
40
404
C'
SlfiMUc; No. 4 hard. 7UfrS"5e; No. 2 sprlne
rVa-fcc; No. a spring, llCSoc; No, 4 Bprlng,
il(ii 7Htc .
CO UN-No. t. 43c; No. 8. tOHfi-iljc: No.
, . nvrnw'wei o. z yeiiow. 4;cu44c: NO. 1
yellow. 4H,8-2e; No. It white. 42V.&43C; No,
4 white. 4JW(ii42c.
OATB-No. 2, 37:o; No. 3. 3f!HtT.17c; No
4, 364i,WHc; No. . white. 4?sc, No. i
whlto, 4r40Hc; standard, 4ifl-:c.
Koles from the Eiekaag Offices.
Omaha Insneotlona wpr 1 ears nf Tht
i 23 cars of corn, 20 cars of oats and I cars
of rye. One csr graded No. 4 hard winter
wneat and l car no grade. Three ears corn
faded No. 3 yellow, cars No. S. 10 cars
Nn. 4, 1 car No. I white. 1 car No. 4 white
and 2 cars no grade. Twenty cara of oats
i graaaa no. wnite, ana a cars of rye No. J.
Grain Markets Rlaewhere.
Closing prices of grain Wedneaday and
ionny ai me maraem namea were as (ol
luwa;
KANSAS eiTT.
''' Closed
wneat Today. W'd'a'y.
ACW YORK UCRAL MARKET,
ttantatlona of the IXiy oa Varloaa
Commodities.
NHW YORK, March l.-rlXll.fl-Ite-celpts,
17.' bbU.; exports, a,5C0 bbls.; mar
ket showd iip new teature and was quiet;
Allnnesoca inurit. 5.W.6i Minnesota
bakers, Jt ijui.1v; winter patents, 16.20
ftH.CV, winter extrss, H.i!4.; winter
low pra.t's. .1.15-t3.su. Kye flour, quiet;
Ion trm-H, i.lbyi.f). Kye flour. Bteaily;
fuJr in l. Hid. i4ti45: choice to fancy.
i '', "' l-.iickwheat Hour, dull, I2.Uno2.1o.
COUNMtAI Wulet: yellow western,
1.1J' t-itv, 41. im; klfn dried, 13.1553.25.
HA'l'.hl'.V uul-t; feeding, 5"C, c. I. f..
Ntw York; malting. Ktttc, c. I. f., Buffalo.
Hi K-yulfi; .Mi. 2 western, loo, to oniv.
VH EAT Receipts, 61.42S bu.; exports.
15e, bu.; fpot weak; No. 2 red.' 31.04 ele-
ator and n.wu LOW. f. o. b. afloat: ino. i
Rorthern Imluth, ll.tiVs. f- o. I. afloat;
io. 1 northern Manitoba, nominal, f. o.
afloat. Options opened Arm. lAter
trier.- was a sharp break under realising.
he close was weak at IVal'nC net loss.
Mav. $1.00 9-lai.01V. closed, 31.00V; July,
KfiWc, closed, 7c; September, SS',
i-'v , v i '..-ia,
CORN Receipts. 19.000 bu.; exports, 14.-
tm., Bii'i uini kui ncun. au. . nviiuii-i,
elevator and oiS-', f o. b. afloat; No. 2
allow, 57c; No. 2 white, KSc. Options
wern barely steady. The close was 1W
2c net lower. Mav. MWiWic. closed. 6Vc
July closed, B7c.
oats Recc Dts. 4S.00O tu.: exports. .
f.lC bu.; spot market steady; No. 2, GS'c;
siannara wniie, tuc; ro. x wnne, sic; io
wnite. B4c.
HAY Firm: shlbDlng. 654i7Bc: good to
choice, fH"ij$1.06..
19f3 cron. Kff3c: 1302 crop. 24Sc; olds. 10
ei5c: I'acinc coast. 1903 crop, 27S33c; 1903
H1L'K I irm: uaivesion, zo to ids.,
lc; California. 21 to l lbs.. 19c; Texaa dry.
24 to 111 lha . lie.
RICF-Steadv: domestic, fair to extra. SVi
BHc; Japan, nominal.
TAL.M1W Btcady; city (f2 rer pKg.J, lc;
country i'pkg. free), D'iy.iHc
PEANUTS Firm: fancy hand-picked,
5ijc: othnr domestic, SUfifSMiC.
.eat FR-f lrm: acid. lanisc.
PROVISIONB Heef. steady; family. $11.60
ifT12 50; mess, $0or,i9.B0: beef hams. $20.50
22.00: nncket. iio.DPGfll.riO: city extra mom
mess. $16. (win.no. Cut ments. steady; picKieo
bellies. IT.50ifis.2n; flclclnd srioumers. xo.oo;
pickled ham. $lo.oorU.OO. Lurd, weak; west
em stenmed. $7.7"; refined quiet: con
tinent 17 ;S: 8011th America, m an: com
pound, $i'..17V'fi7.0O. Pork, ensy; mess, $15.75
Mrt.?R: fnmlly, $18.O0iilS.6O; short . clear,
lis ofvfin no
ui'TTKR Hready : fresh creamery, jaw
2c- stat- dHlry. 144T22c.
C'HEl'JS C Firm: state and run cresm
fane , liirge and small, colored and white,
Bprtomhor 12c; late maus loc.
EOOS Firm; western firsts, WHO.
May
July
Corn
May
July
Wheat
May ..,
July .
Corn-
May
July
Wheat
May July
Wheat
May July
Wheat
May , July
ST. Louia
MINNEAPOLIS.
84
81V
04A
87A.
4KH
47 V B
, PULUTH.
NEW YORK.
97VA
7VA
97B
;. $1004
.... 7VA
83V
' 4.1
46 V,
47HR
49B
99V4
KV
W
$1.02
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Uirkit Prorei to Be ai Lifalen ai a Stag
nant Pool.
MUST TRACE BACK YEARS FOR PARALLEL
Transfer of raaama Moaey frosa
Bank to Daak Has Goo4 Effect,
bat la otrbalanced ky
Other iBlsrsrn,
NEW YORK. March 8 Today' a stock
maraet was as stagnant aa a pond without
1111 or out el. 11 was uniy Stuck 1 a
liunor graue find which are uauiuiy otmcuro
in tne market that movements were as
Unguinliauiti at no. ii ia necessaj y to go
bacK lu me bad old units prior to 10
find any exact parallel to the present leel-
ing In Wall aireei. That waa a lime of
llieltsa alo.k markets and lule millions of
aurplus teserves in the banks and fall
loaiiK at nominal nauix'S day alter a.iy.
1 he liO.Oou.uv paid over to the Republic
of Panama aunuiv auea from one bet of
bank vaulia anil irom the subtreasury Into
another bank vault, so that local bank re
serves are the gainers to the extent ot tne
payment 10 the subireasury. It is allowed
10 be understood also tnat tne ntpuono ot
Panama contemplates withdrawing only 20
per cent ot its payments from New lurk,
leaving xs.uoo.iiuu lor investment nere. 1 nn
transier of tne remaining k4u.oii0.ouo Is also
expected to Increase the money supply In
New york, boin by transfers irom interur
fovernment depositories and by payment
rem the subtreasury.
1 ne movement or gold to Argentine ana
of curreney to Chicago, both of which con
tinued today, were witnout appreciable
effect on the money market, alihough
sterling waa rather firmer.
overtures toward a settlement or tne
freight rate was reported, but so was fresh
cuts in rates. The adjournment of the soft
cool joint scale committee without wi
agreement deepened the apprehension of a
strike. The Paris settlement Is of lessen
ing influence, which will not be entirely
dlsxlpatcd until next week.
Honds were steady; total sales, par value,
$1.035,00i). t'nlted States 2s advanced H per
cent on call.
The following were the closing quotations
on the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
slxtv day M1!b: posted rstes, $48,S4.7Vi;
commercial hits, $4MN$4.ftH.
PILVER Har, 47c; Mexican dollars,
4nc
HONDS Government, firm; railroad,
steadv.
Tha closing quotations on bonds ar aa
follows:
l. a. nil tm n
00 tt coupnon .
So 3a, r
do coupon ....
So ntw 4i, teg
flo coupon
so old 4a. res
So coupon
Atchison gen.
do adj. 4i
Atlantic r. U 4a...
B at O. 4a .:
4o la
Central of O. At
60 1st tne
fties. O. 44a ...
(hi. a Alton .
C. n Q. new 4a
..in
. 1M
..m4
..i.-.j
..liTHTt,
.. I
..
..mi',
.. J
..10s
t. A N. unified 4a.
Manhattan c. I 4a
Mellran
do lat Inc
ilnn. a St. U 4a
M . K. T. 4a
4a la
,.
. w
. I!S
. 77
-:..m a st. p. a
C N. W. e. fa
C , R. I. A P. 4a
So col. 6a
r. t c. st. L. 1.
fhl. Term. 4a
Ton. Tobacco 4a..
Colo. V B. 4a
Ii Rio O. 4a..
Erla prior lien 4a
do sen. 4a
r. W. a D. C. la
R. R. of M e. 4a. 7J'i
N. Y. Cent. I t'a... 'H
N. J. fnt. f. la W
N. Pacific 4a 103H
do ii 7"
Nor. a W. t. 4a 7,
nr.. g. I 4a partlc Jl
M'4 Penn. eonT. ISa
101 Readlnf can. 4a
75hI. b. 1. M. . aa .lll
!' Bt. L. 8 r. f. 4a. i(iv
Horklns Val.
Offered,
4v,a...l04
lata ... tH
U 4a.. 45 A
4
till
Teiaa P. la Ill
T . St. I w. 4a...
V'nlon Pacific 4a li"4
' do eon. 4a 9f
V S. Steol ii Sa 7Ji
Wabaah la m
do deb. B M4
W U 4a 4
Wlacooala Cn. 4a.... ii'i
4a ti.lllRt. b 8. W
.. IttlSeahoaH A.
... SSS. Pacific 4a
... T7V8. Railway it
4a 7'4
... 7
... Sv,
... 4
... 7
... 7
... M4
.104
London Stock Market.
BOSTON, March 3. Close:
Conaota. for moner .. W,iN. Y. Central
do for account. .. .n t-lINorfolk 4a Waatarn.
Anaconda
Atchleon
do pfi
Paltlmor aV Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ..
rheaapeaka A Ohio
Chicago (it. W
c. M. a St. P....
iwneera
D. A Rio Q
do nfd
Erie
do let pfd
do !d DM
Illlnola Central
boula. A Naah
M , K. ft T
l4l do Ptd
. 7IOnlano A Waat..
. ISIPennaTlvanls ...
. 7'lRand Mines
.11-VKeadln
. d do lat pfd
.13 do id p(4
.113 l8outhern Railway
. IU14I do pfd
. 19 'Southern pacinc
117V,
57
M
, n
, JUS
. H'k
. m4
. 4SS
. 11A
. JH
. US
. 44 VA
4. .t'nlon Pacific...
. Ml do pM
. 61 ' V. 8. Steel
. 39 '-t do pfd
Wabaah
. HS do pfd
. 11S
SILVER Bar, quiet. 2643 r
M INKY 5UO.V ner cpnf.
1 ne rare nr niwcoonr 111 tne ODen marnei
for short hills Is 3 per cent. The rate of
discount In the open market for tliree
months' bills is 3',t'u3 3-ltt per cent,
CHICAGO GRAIN ASD FROVISIOKS.
Featares of tke Trodiaa- and Cloalaar
prlcee oa Board of Trade.
a
CHICAGO, March 8. Abandonment of
big lines of wheat today resulted In a
break of 4o In ths price of May delivery
and .H4i3o In July. Coarse grains and
provisions -'Buffered sharp losses In sym
pathy. Compared with last night a close
the Anal figures today were oa 20 for
May wheal and 3c. for July. May corn
la down 2&iHc. oats 2o and provisions
8'iorts at tha outset wera active buyers
ot May option, tha opening price of which
wsa Vt'lHo higher at $I.uu4il.0O. July
a HUViO lower at S4'ii4V.c. A good com-
mlsalon house deaiand for 'July carried
price of that option up' to b4-'uw7c
. 1 , . a . ' . . . T
iar auvauceu 10 ti.wu. uneruma n,u,me
extremely neavy and'witn almost no sup
port, prices declined rapidly. Before the
decline could be checked. May had dropped
in soic. ana even 40 irom tne nigh point,
July lost selling down to 91c.
1 nere wsa gooa commission nouse buy.
ing of July on tha break and In conse
quenoa tha price rallied slightly. May
riosea si ,o ana - juiy at H-'hC Clear
ances or wheat and nour were equal to
LMT.OuO bu. I'rltnary receipts wera 693,600
bu., oompared with Sho.&oO bu. last year
Minneapolis, Ouluth and Chicago reported
receipts of "tiO cara, agalnat 3 cars last
weea ana 311 cars a y,r ago.
as sonna as ine wneat market showed a
tendency to react, a week feellnjr devel
oped In the corn pit. The close was al
nimi ai me Doitom. 1 ne opening on
lay wjib a shade Higher to VnfrVic lower
at tn.'ifMiv.e. After selling up to 6SV,c. tha
f ries aeennea to 6!V- The close was at
ic. July ranged between 5ISti64Hc and
cljaed with a net loss of 2Vo at MWc
Looal recelpta were 177 cara, t of contract
(I Klin.
oata anowed decided weakneas. The
ciose was near ine top. After opening
a shade to Vosc lower at 42S'fjC4c, May
ranged between 40mi42Hc and closed at
4iW4o4c. July sold between lii2iio
closing at a net loss of lVo at So4o. Local
reieipis were 200 cars.
Provisions qul;-kly fell In Una with the
weakness aepresaing tna grain markets
Mar pork showed the greatest loss orM
broke 7V After ranging between IMOTH'tf
14(t!H. the close was st $14 17H. a net loss
for the duy of 600. Mst lard closed 22ff
ifxs lower than last nlifht at $7.2i and ribs
were down auo st 17:6.
Katlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn, 1st) cara; oaia, lis) cars; hogs.
-'-.vmi neaa
The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Artlclea.l Open- I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yea'y.
Wheut
May '
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oa la
May July
Spt.
.Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Ribs
May July
OMAHA WIIOLKSALB MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qnoatlona on
Staple and Fancy Proi
Et'WA - Receipts, more liberal: market
weaker, fresh stock, 14Vc; including cases,
16c.
LIVK POULTRY Hens, S9Vc; young
roosters. B'tivc; old roosters, be; turkeys,
13yl4c; ducks, SVic; geese. He.
UKtiBBb.n rvliiiini lurxtra, iniic;
ducks, 1 Km 12c; geeee, 10c; chlckena, lOtfllc.
BUTTER Packing Hock. 13c; choloa to
fancy dairy rolls, )?i&14c; separator, 23c.
FRESH FISH -Trout. tVnlOc; pickerel,
6H1ic; pike, c; perch. 6iAc; biueflsh,
ISc; whltcflsh. SVc; salmon, 11c; hzddock,
10c: codllsh, 12c; redsnapper, 11c: lobsters,
hoilod, per lb., 32c; lobsters, green,' per lb.,
30c; bullheads, 11c; catfish, 13&'14c; Mack
bass, 20c; halibut, 10c; crappies, 12c; 1 er
ring, 4tyc: white bass, 13c; Mueflns, 8c;
smelts, Tofillc.
OYSTERS New York Counts, per can,
43c; per gal , $2.00; extra select, per can,
36c; per gal., $1,80; t..ndard, ?er can, 27o;
per gal., $1.60.
BRAN Per ton, $15.50.
HAY Pii'.ob ouoied by Omaha Wholesale
Healers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
iff.ftftf'ND. 2. $600; medium, $S.Wr coarse,
fTi.OO; rye Btraw, $5.00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES ( .K rado, $1.00, Tokota. per
bu., $1.00; l atlves, 85c.
SWEET POTATOES MuBca tine, per bW..
$3.50.
NAVY. BEANS Per bu., $2.252.35.
CELER.Y Large California, 0c, 75o and
80c. ' '
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. $1.90; Colo
rado yellow and red, per ib.t sc.
CArloAuEi Wisconsin j-iuiiunu,
California, 3c.
TURNIPB Canada ruiaoaoas.
IUi! white, tier bu.. 60c.
CAltno i ft t'er ou i.w.
PARSNIPS Per bU., i&C.
BEETS Per nu., ic.
CAULIFLOWER California, rer
83.75. v. . 1 IMC... .A
rUHIHrMlB rer uui., 11 jiii..
TOMATOES Florida, per -basket orate.
M,60. u..
KAl'ldnr.P rer ooa. uuiil-iihb, wv.
i.iitti'ch HEADS-Per ilos. bunches. JOo
6J1.0O; per bbl., $7.00; leaf lettuce, per doa.
buncnes, inc.
Tl RINIPS Bomnern, per uos., u.
BEETS Southern per dos., .5c.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 76c.
PARBI.KYSoulliern. per doa., $1.00.
SHALLOTS, PJfgi50-
not TTBrnllforiLia Beilflowers, per box.
11 7R- New York export Oreenings, nusseis
and Baldwins. H00.
cra owbm ' Duii -",n:.Ti'
per box. xz.no; iconui own
$7,501 Well and- Cherry, $..
e& on
STRAWBERRIES Florida,
60c
per
TROPICAL FRVITS.
fin A NOES -Navels, all sixes, choice, $2.25;
fancy, all sixes. $2.5082.75.
LEMONS California, fancy, to 8W1
$3.50- choice, 240 to 270 sixes, $3.0WfS.J5.
Fibs-California, per 10-lb. cartons, $5c;
Imported Smyrna, l-crown, 14c; 5-cown,
lc: 7-crown. 16c.
BANANAS Per medium alxed bunch,
$2fHti'? S0; Jjmbos. $3.7fyh;8 $6.
liATKH rersian. per oo 01 r"" 1
$2,011; per lb. in 90-lb. tixes, 6c; Oriental
Blurred nates, rer dox. .av.
COCOANLTS-rer sack, $4 00; per dog.,
0c. .
MIoCELUAKrAILB.
CHBEPB Wlsconaln twina. full cream.
lie: Wisconsin Young Americas, ise; tlock
Swisa, 100: Wisconsin Dries:, uc; v isoonsin
Umburger, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. $3.00;
Utah and Colorado, -per 2.4 frames $3.00.
MAPI.K ni uak-iinio, psr id., inc.
CIOFR Per b'l V, .60; per hi bbl., $3.28.
HORSERADISH Per case of 1 doa..
packed. S0c.
H l Lro i-o. I Bievu, uc, iti. m arr-n, ec:
No. 1 salted. 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c; No. 1
veal calf. to 12 lbs.. 84c; No.-1 veal calf,
11 to 15 Iba., Sc; dry salted hides, 8ffl2c;
sheep pelt. JfuTV; horse hides. $1.602. 50.
NlTTS WslnJts. no. son shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb , 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., ISc; NO. 3 bard sbell, per lb., 12c;
Braxlls. per lb., lie; ninerts. r lb., 11c
almonds, soft shell,, per lb., 16c; hard
shell, per lb.. 10; pecans, large, per lb.
12c: small, per lb., loo; peanuts, per lb.
c; rosste,1 peanuts, pes lb., 8c: Chill wal
nuts, liirtasc; large nieaorT nuts per mi.,
$1 50; shell larks, per bu., $2.00; black wal-
nuts, per bu., fi.a
Atchison
0.0 piu ..-
Ba.tlinore at Ohio....
do pia
Caiiauiun laclnc ....
central of N. J
CheBapeaite st unio..
cnicaao ck Alton ....
do ptd
Chicago Ot. West...
Chicago N. W
Chicago, ii. A bt. P.
00 piu
Chicago ler. & T....
do ptd
C, C, C. t St. L....
Colorado Bouthern ..
do 1st pfd
do id ptd
Delaware cc Hudson.
Del., Lack. & West..
Denver and R. G....
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d ptd
Hocking Valley .....
do ptd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do nfd
Louisville 4V N
Manhattan L
Mel. Securities
Metropolitan St Ry..
Minn. A St. Louis....
M., St. P. & B. 8. M...
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, K. A T....
do pfd
Nat. of Mex., pfd....
New York Central...
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
Ontario Western..
Pennsylvania
Pitts.. C. C. & St. L..
Reading
do 1st ptd
do 2d pfd .
Rock Island Co
. do. pfd
St. L. & S. F., 2d pfd.
St. L. 8outhwetern.
do pfd '.
Southern Pacific ....
Bouthern Ry
do Pfd
Texas & Pacific
Tel., Bt. L. west.
do ptd
Union Paclflo
dn pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Whe..lng & I E....
Wisconsin Central ..
do Pfd
Adams Express
Amer. F.x press
r. S. Express
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car & F'dry.
do pfd ".;"
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do pfd
American Ice
dO pfd ".;""
Amer. Liiseed Oil..
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. & R...
do pfd ivv,"'
Amer. Burar Ren g.
Anaconda Mining....
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel A Iron...
Consolidated Oaa ....
Corn Froducta
do pfd
Distillers' iVecutitlea.
keg, 1 Genera! Electric. ....
nemat onai rape-.
qt., 4&9 I do pfd
Ir.terrniitionai i-uiuw--
do pfd
National Iead
North American ....
Pacific Man
tf.lAAl ttuft bwS
000 M) ast
4, aw 'i'
'sou lii" liO-nl
a a a
6,wio airy Hiki
Mi 144 14
4,406 i 'ait i lii '
'7lV 16" 'ii,
vUV il4 20fs '
'&06 iili, ii'hi
'iui :a
4U0 lao
'ii'w so" in"
1.600 234
l,uo tt4 6:v
3uO 38 as
12644 126
200 lb 18
a . a tea
a tea . .
1,406 lojHi 102
500 Ul 143W
'306 115 lit
'766 eiii 6i"
im 084
200 1M4 us
'706 iwi liivi
100 U 6&
ViO 2tH 204
8,700 lVi 113
'706 4oi, V'ii
100 76V4 76'4
OMAHA LIVE SIOCK MARKET
CatlU in Good Damand, with PricH a
Tr.fla B'.ronjef.
SB-am-a-aB-a.
HOG MARKET SLOW, BUT ABOUT STEADY
gkeep Rerelpta Liberal, bat Demand
Waa Snfffeleat to Hold Prices on
All Deelrabla Grades Steady,
wltk Tradlaa Active.
SOUTH OMaHA, March 3. 14.
Recelpta wera: Cattle.
Official Monday 2.41
Official Tuesday 1.611
Official Wednesday .
umciai inursday ,jou
Hugs, bbeep.
t.rt8 li.i-'i
I.OMO
6.auv
31.225
41. 4.13
Si, 24
84.22
a.!ai
kv.uui
10
8.1)11
i.tioO
4o,n
u.733
U.V13
10.121
i,iW
2b. SOD
Four days thla week... 13,035
Same days lost week. ...31,241
Hams days week befora. .18,787
Same three weeks ago.. .10.733
Same four weeks ago.... J.t'i
Sam days last year 17,869
hu.t,lril UK 1 11 c tiuAlt
'lha loiiowing table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sneep at South omana
lor tne year to uaie, wuu cooikiarisona witn
last ytsi;
1904. 1903. lno, Dec.
Cattle KkJ,1h0 15M
Hogs 4Ju,l 41K.4W 19,778
bheep 3Jo,oi4 2JV,4iU lo,4v4
Average prices paiu for Hugh al soulb
Omana lor tha last aeveral aaa wilh com
pan sona:
Date. I 1804. tl901.lW2.illl.l!MW.lKnl.18iW.
Foreign Financial.
IX5NDON, March .-Rates for money
were comparatively nrm; supplies large.
disi otinis steady. Exchange inactive, and
featureless. Operators were hopeful of tne
00 outcome of the Paris settlement. Consols
SSVB I nneneit with a hetter lone hut reacted at
t ,.. .,aD.,.ratrl rumors In rssard
kiViltn vino. p.,ir,r health. Americans
ll' ',M I ni.anu.l ,.,,1.,, at ul.nut nnrllv and closed
J dull. Grand Trunk was heavy on the traffic
"b I decrease, but recovered a fraction. Argen
'"h line rails lmp-ovcd and Kaffirs were fairly
cheerful. The f.mount of bullion taken into
145 I the Hank nf I'Tiilanil on balance today was
lot4 :i4o.0u0. The weekly statement of the Bank
1b of England shows the following changes:
lio I Total reserve, decreased, 7&4,Ou0; circula-
V tion Increased, A;334.(t: bullion, decreased.
420,343: other securities, decreased, K14,-
000; other deposits, .'ncreiised, 1.438 0.0;
public deposits, decreased. 2,9J9,(xio; notes
reserve, decreased, 802.0)10; government ae
curltlea, decreased. tS.ouo. The proportion
of the bank's reserve to liabilities this
week is 48.88 per cent, compaied with 48.82
per cent last week.
I3EKLIN. Marcn a. ine weeKiy siate-
.nent of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash In
hand decreased 43.500.000 marks; treasury
notes decreased 880,(100 marks; other securi
ties Increased S3. 240.000 marks: notes In
circulation Increased 44.3no.000 marks. Ex
change on London, 20m 4V pfgs for checks.
discount rates, snort bins, 2 per ceni;
three months bills, 34 per cent. A better
tone prevailed on the nourse.
foltlD. Aiarcn a. trices on ine nourse
today were Arm throughout. Russian Im
perial rours closed at tw.so. The private
rate of discount was 2 9-16 per cent. Three
per cent rentes, 95f 6c for the account.
Exchange on London, 2Gf 17e for checks.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows the following changes:
Notes In circulation. Increased, 117,210.000
francs; treasury accounts current, de
creased, i.675.0O0 francs: gold tn hand, de
creased, 6,175.000 francs: bills discounted.
Increased, 114. 079. COO franca; silver in hand,
increased, 1,500,000 franca.
Feb. 13. ..I
Feb. Ii..
Feb 17... I
Feb. is... I
Feb. 19... I
r'eb. j... I
Feb. ... I
Feb. ll. ..1
Feb. ii ..
Feb. i4...i
Feb. ib...
Feb. l. ..
Feb. 21...
Feb. X8...
Feb. 29...
Mar. 1...
Mar. 2...
Mar. 3... 1
4 99 I I 6 61 6 iV 1j! 7 58 1 3 t
5 03 I 72 It 14 841 8 a I W
IW I ? V8 i 7 I 1 it 4 at 1 M
04Va! ' 'l 5 7 it I J 3 J
t Uy,l 90 5 M i U 4 83 I 3 91
6 i4, w 0 M, I Wi 4 IM $ 60
a 98 i 88 a 12 4 74 8 4i 3 9
5 27Ui If. lui b I'll 1 4 BJl 8 bo 1 3 84
6 UH $2 I tU t 9 8 5l 3 81
0 It S4I 6 96l I 4 Wl w,
io... I 6 31 tt 81i 6 931 6 37 13 Wl 8 78
a 1 i a n hi 1 i - 1 n
iu 1 u h I. mii 1 m. 4 an 3 02i
I a! 6 W 5 to 4 1 11 8 a. I M
6 1711 i I "I J "I
8 137, 1 0 011 5 22, 4 Kl 8 tl 8 78
6 Ufsi $ 98 1 0 ii ti a ia.
b 121 7 UZ 6 111 ! 4 b 3 61 , 3 IM
3c; new
per lb.,
crata,
3"0
200
soo
'n
8.700
400
100
'iiio'
'ioo
1,100
"iiV
100
5.200
51
l.Odrt
200
fit1
42V4
3l"
19
79
24
iiv
83
ii
41
47
20V4
70
29H
20Vi
61 Vt
42
ii"
4344
19
79
24 hi
73
17
33
41
46
19
68
29
3u0 80 30
8.800
1.700
2"0
C.500
7so6
slofiO
4,800
'ioo
200
23
83
47
90
126
41
18
ii"
161
22
81
47
90
126
'
198-"
18
M
161
people'a Gas
pressed Bteei i.r ..
do pfd
rullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pro
Rubber Goods
do prd
Tenn. C -al A iron...
U. 8. leather
do rfd
U. 8. Realty
do prd
'. 8. Rubber
do pfd iv";"
nited States mm.,
An nfd
Westlnahouse Blec...
Wern t'nion ......
Total aaies nr mw
l.fOS! 1.00
94-961j
iHUSM 94tl
CjjoS, 094,1
87-8 to
IMIhiOSVI 6&l
i64 1)64 64'w54l
B-'4rivi M
42f
35U
34-4
97
92
hi
hi
IP.
51,
60
9!",
J
41'1
84
14 821 14 8.'1
It J i -S!
T B
7 70
T rs
T 62
7
55 U
t4
t2
14 9CI
7 ;l
?M 1
' 62J
3 3sV
SU'.j 83'uJ
I
14 07j 14 17
14 r. 14 10
T 20
t s.!
7 20 I T
716 I 7
Metal Market.
vL.ii- v is i ... v. t urr a t e tm -
ii all cllned 2s 6d to 124 for spot and 134 7a td
tor ruiurea in tna uonoon maraei. ixicaiiv
ths murket eluded steady to firm with apot
uncharsl at 428 tg28 40. Copper rloeed
unchanged at 4 l&a for apot and 55 16a
for futurea in lha London market. Locally
copper la qi.l.'t. Lake, electrolytic and raat
ing are quoted at ii u 110". i.eau aa
vance-1 2a ad tn 13 In Ixindon and waa
firm here at 84 ftii4 65. Siielter was un
changed at 2V 2a 6d In I-ondon and at
$.i.0Hi6 15 lu the local market, iron c:ed
at Ma in Glasgow and at 42s d in Mini lea
bnro. Ixx-allv iron la unchanged: No.
foundry northern la minted at Il4.7Vil57u
No. 1 foundry northern at I!4 264il4f&: No.
I foundry southern, and No. 1 foundry
southern soft at llS.7fill.7a.
ST. IXICIS. March 3. MhTTALIS Lead IS
quiet at $4 42; si-lter. $180.
96'
1
8u
52'
61
to
4O,40.42
84
14 72
14 52
7 50
7 tea
7 rs
7 40
7 48
7 54
No. J. aOld. bNaw.
Caah quotatlona wera as follows;
FLOUR Easier: winter pa tel. la, $S CQ
aw: siraignia. 11 ni,w spring patents,
.$4 80u6.t0; alralahts, $i.4ou4.;o, bakers,' .W
V4 i-j.
WHEAT No. 1 srp'"f. Wii98c; No. 1, 853
v.i., . o. a rcu, pv oi i'-.
CORN-No. 2, 40c, No i yellow. 50c,
r OAT8-N0. I. ac; No. 2 white, 43c;
a wnne, tt'uuu
RVE-No. I 73c.
BARl.M'-Oood feeding, 3S40c; fair to
Choi' e malting, tt'ii.tac.
SEElHi-No. 1 llax. $109; No. 1 north
west n. l 14. llmothy. prima, U Ou.
Clover contract grade. $10 76.
PROVlSlONS-ileaa pork, per bbl . $14 12
- - - fcaiw, sa w ww.( fl.W4fl.4U. SUOTI
LOSTiON. M-ireh 3 A sals of aheepakln
waa ht'M here today, (ifrsrlngs numbers
1.3.1 hales, line and coarse ura.1i a were
In active demand, prices for Merino ana
fine cross breds were unchanged from in
annual y sales. Medium and cross bred
sold at in advance of 6 Per cent. Follow
leg are tha tales and price paid for cloth
ilia aim i riii l'i iia . -vot owum n auva, ica
hales ut trV.-tiT'. I: Queensland. 3 tialea
SVi; Victoria. balea at 4 '!( J; South
Auolrana. In bales at 4oM. ri Auatrs
Ma, 3- I.alvs at 6Siied; Tasmania. 11 bale
aa 4iiiKl: New .calami, l.ivi bales at 5
ti.d: Buenos Aim. bl bales at fTiind
Puma Arena, 618 bales st !Stj3.1 ; Falkland
Inlands. 44 bales al 77J, CkUada. $
bales at tJVl.
700
tuo
100
100
1700
8.500
300
jno
70
1.7"T
3.900
100
ino
day.
27
98 98
28 38
4? r
19 19
ii' ii"
48 48
11 11
66 66
168 1M
88 88
2l
iua
16
14
24
lu4:s
20U
18
6o
62
SS'S
72
7d)
124
16
S3
17
83
108
143
84
U4
68
co
88
16
io
Sf.
114
65
80
20
113
56
40
75
56-
20
61
42
'3
43
18
79
82
J3
. f.3
78
16
17
?3
17
404
S3II
185
103
M6
46
70
29
88
7
80
9
87
22
81
47
90
130
ot
41
80
194
1S
68
23
1
11
66
88
81
S7
28
69
210
T
41
19'i
36'
'Indicates Bandar.
The official number of cara of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. 8fi p.H'aea,
C. M. & St. P. Ry. 1 10 . ..
Missouri Pacific Ry 1 .. ' .. .
Union l'acinu system.... 43 16 let .,
C. c N. V. Ry 6 4
F., E. AM. V. R. R..... 87 18
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry.. 82 11
ii. oi M. Ry 86 17
C, U. A W. Ry o 2
K. C. A St. J.. 1
C, R. 1. at P. Ry., east. 3 6
C, R. 1. A P. Ry., west 3
Chicago Ut. Western.... 2 1
86
10
83
Total receipts 159
The uisposliiun of the day's receipts waa
as louows, each buyer vurcnaalng tne num
ocr 01 neaa indicated:
Cattle.
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA. March S. Bank clearings for
today were $l.)7.977i8. a decrease of $17.-
962.92 from ths corresimndlng day last year.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Armour & Co., Sioux City
Vans&nt A Co
Carey & Benton
Lobman A Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hill & Huntzinger
Huston A Co
Hamilton & Rothschild...
L. F. Hum ,.
Wolf A Murnan
Sol Degan
J. B. Root tc Co
Hagarty A Co.....
Other buyers
Iloga. Sheep,
lii
3,800
675
2,5-6
490 nz2
348 1,231
8K1 8.3
774 2.ti0
23 1,26
9
11
82
28
12
64
41
21
750
10
41
90. ....
270
1 rf I W K 1114 I F.0
H4 ao Ill t M
1 1 1 40 i 00 IUJ 3 i-S
1 1470 I 00 I IW4 I M
1 1l7 I 00 t no M
4 .' lf' I en 10 1V44 4 IM
It I I 60
COWS AND HEIFTRS.
I HT4 1 n mil I
HEIFER9.
i t'. 1 00 1 i i
1 41 I Z i I 4 H l! i
(3 10 40 8. Ml I M
I 10 t 50 t 3 t J5
. 7J0 I SO 1 14 3 .
I CIO I 7S 34 H4 I 4
I ICO I 00 1 I 40
t tn 1 00 1 tu 1 10
I M IN 4 H7 I 40
I ....714 I to 1 1314 I 7J
4 TN I 10
BULLS.
1 12M I 40 1 1"30 S 00
1 140 I 40 I " I 14
1 l'on I 44 1 1W I 04
1 .lo I W 1 1M I 10
1 tkt I 5 1 11 0 t 10
1 14101 I 44 1 11 l'l 10
1 t0 t 70 1 1SSO I 10
1 100 I 70 1 1J70 I 10
1 uoo I tt 1 lto :r
1 12K I 75 1 1SS0 I
1 1100 I "9 1 ....moo 1 :s
1 1S0 S 7 1 1430 I sr.
i 10.10 1 an 1 mo 1 to
1.. 1710 t U 1 1750 I 34
1 I 00 1 1140 t 40
1 1374 I 00
CALVES.
1 140 1 00 a 140 1 00
t ito t to 1 no t n
1 0 t 74 1 14' t is
1 170 4 00 1 11 t V
t 130 I 00 I ISO 8 36
8 It' 4 on 1 7 8 so
STOCK EPJS AND FEEDERS.
1 741 I 75 TM i n
1 470 I 00 7.14 I .-,
1 440 I 00 4 I
1 do I 00 1 714 I M
t. 440 I 00 1 7J i 04
I HI I 1H II Ml t 70
I S0 a 311 1 W.l 3 70
'4 r i I IS 4 444 I TC
II 814 I IK II Ill I 75
30 74 I ! 3 TU I 71
I mr, 1 45 t 170 I 7S
4 460 I 4b i s4 in
11 3 1 43 4 TIT I 75
14 T4 3 50 It Ml I 71
1 470 I 80 1 330 3 7
3 840 i 80 t 474 8 75
1 144 1 to i dm t n
I Tl I SO 1 470 I 83
4 03 I 40
head; market strong and active: natiyo
mutton-. $4(1i4 76: famba. 4.U0 sfljculla
and bucks, $.1 jo4i4.00; stinkers, $2.0083.00.
Xeve Vork I4 Htok Market.
NEW YORK, March l-BEEVFU1 Re
ceipts, 34 he.nl: no sales reponeo; mraej
for shies, isr5 per in; i"""-" iu,""
American tiHTS at llfil2c; dressed
weight, refrltterator beef, top price o
per lb.; teixirted exports today, 17 beeves
" CA'.VErWPKecelpts. 1.121 head: irtarket
stedv; vonls sold at 84.50 and a few hand
st $8.10; illy dressed veals, sales. $o par
lbilOG8-Recelpta, 42.1 head; market, wesk
State, hogs, light. Bold at $5 50.
SHEEP AND lMBSRecerpts. 4M
head: market for lambs nearly tsadyj
buyers and seller both Indlfferesi
II head total sales for tha day! dreasod
mutton, 6'uc per lb.
Bt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST JOSEPH. March .-CATTLS Re
ceipts. l.i;i head: market mostly steady;
natives. eS.7Mi6.sJ; Tsxas and J'J.
$.1.4iJ:6 00; cows and heifers. $1 8&4r4.sn;
yearlings and calves, $3,6544.16; stockert
and feeders, $3 (i4.2t.
IKH5S Receipts. 8.1SS head; market M
higher; light, 4.8lf6.26: medium and heavy,
$5 ai9,40; bulk, $5.uJi6.30.
SHEEP AND 1-AMBS Recelpta, I.39S
head; market Bleady. , , t
HOGS Receipts this morn in a: were
light for this time of wrek. but
the market was nenfn extremely
dull. Packers were slow about start
ing out. and when they old. tholr bldn
were only about steady. Salesmen, on the
other hand, thought they ought to get a
little more money and as a result tho
morning was well advanced before much of
any business was transacted. The bulk
of the medium to good weight hogs went
from $6.00 to $5.17 with prime heavies from
$5 20 to $o.$0. The lighter weights sold from
$5 00 down.
At noon there were still a rood ninny
hogs In first hands and buyers were very
innirrerenr. 'j hey did not seem to cars
whether they rot the hogs or not nnd In
fact salesmen who had light stuff said thst
It was almost Impossible to get even a bid.
If the market was fully Bteady at the open
ing It was not only very dull st tho close,
but It waa weak. Representative sa'.ea:
Klnnz Clly Live Stork Market.
BIOUX CITY, la.. March 8 CATTLE
Receipts, 4) head; market strong: atorkera)
steady, beeves. $3.6uw4.sii; cows, bulia and
mixed, $2.:kh3.50; Blockers and feeders, $3 W
1336; calves and yearlings. $2.75u$.7.
HOOS Receipts. 8,w head; 60 higher al
l4.8tKu5.25; bulk. $o00iiu..
Stork In Sight.
Following" are the receipts of live atoclt
for tha lx principal western cities yea
inrdn v. iv.
C HIUC.
South Ouiaha .f
Chicago
Kansas l Ity
BU . Louis
Ht. Joseph
Sioux City
No. At. 8h. Pr. No. At. 8a. Pr.
4S ITS .., 4 T8 44 SIT .. 8 10
33 170 80 4 3 fl 3M .. I 10
14 ..177 .. 1 8 71 113 .. 8 13
60 300 1J0 t 11 14 l 30 I It
14 J0 .. I Ot'4 T7 US 0 $ IS
41... f4 m IM14 44 tm 40 tit
X) 3i 130 I 034j 71 357 130 6 18
7 104 .. I Ot 3.1 Ml .. 8 15
81 3i 10 6 OS M 343 .. 4 18
34 314 .. I OS II 341 .. I 17
83 314 .. I 07i 41 251 40 t 17 '4
T4. ...... .Ill K) 6 071, M :r,5 .. S 17 ,
It 344 10 IO714, Tt 757 .. S 20
S3 210 .. 6 10 III :2 ISO 8 30
Tt.. 315 10 I 10 47 twi 40 4 It
14 364 40 4 10 71 371 .. t 35
6 344 10 8 10 tt S71 !00 6 SO
T4 I'll .. ft 10 31 110 .. I 1(1
5 04 .. I in tt 341 130 5 SO
13 .334 40 $ 10 :i til .. I 30
.3.896
a good Thursday a
6,451
Cotton Market.
BT. LOUIS. March'. COTTON Higher:
middling. 16c. Sales, 1,626 balea; receipts,
600 bales; shipments,. 275 bales; stock, 22,22
bales.
NEW YORK. March $. COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 50 points higher; middling up
lands. 16.25c; middling gulf, 16.80c. Snjes.
923 bales. May cotton sold slightly overhe
16o mark. Reports of a good export de
mand and bull support caused tho advance.
f utures closed steady; March, 16.80c; April,
16.75c; May, 15.90c; Juno, 15.80c; July, 16.80c;
August, 15.22c; September, 13.60c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 8. COTTON
Futures easy; March J5.21$i 16.24c; April. 15 43
to 16.45c; May, 15.70i 15.71c; June. 15.9tvai6.sfic;
July. 16.:6iain.lBc; August, ;5.4115.42e: Sep
tember, li.nw 13.40c; October, 12.41rdl2.42n.
Spot market opened firm and closed Bteady:
Sales, 3.076 bales. Ordlnsry, I2l3-16c; good
ordinary, 14c; low middling, 14e; mid
dling, 15c; good middling, 15 7-lOn; mid
dling fair. 15 1316c. Recelpta, 1,172 hales;
atock, 3X,163 bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 3. COTTON Snot.
good business done; pries 30 points higher;
American middling. 8.40d.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. March S.-OILS-Cotton
seed, Bteady; prime yellow, 38c. Petro
leum, rteaoy; renned New 1 nrk. $8.75; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, $8.70; prime In
bulk. $5.80. Tjrpentlne dull, n2(ii)2c.
ROSIN DjII; strained common to good.
12.80.
ROSIN F rm: A. B. C. D. $1.90: E. $2.61:
F. $2.66; O, $266: H. $2.75; M, $3.30; N, 3.i5;
W G. $8.55; W W, $3.76.
OIL CITY, March 3. OILS Credit bal-
ancea, $1.77: certificates, no bid. Shipments
93.918 barrels; average, 97,644 L.trrela; -una.
Marcn 1, 86.555 barrela. hllnments. Lima.
56.070 barrels; average, IVW barrela; runs.
Lima, ti.osi barrels.
Totals
CAT'l LE There was
run of cattle In sight this morning, but with
a good local demand, together witn ravor
able advices from other points, the market
ruled active with prices generally a 'itllo
atronger. The late arrival of trains delayed
the market to quite an extent, but still the
bulk of the offerings waa out of first handa
befora noon.
The market on corn fed steers could aafely
i be quoted active and strong, with sales go
ilng all the way from steady ton, dime
higher. There wits naturally mora or less
unevenness In the prices paid owing to tha
rapid changes during the week. As com
pared with the close of last week the mar
ket la ful!y 16(U26c higher, and as compared
with the low day last week there Is an ad
vance in many cases of as much as 4oo.
The kinds that wera neglected last week ny
both packers and feeders nave snown tna
most Improvement. Packers did not want
them hecsune thev were too thin and feed
ers did not buy them owing to lack of qual
ity. Packers, however, are taxing mem
this week at an advance 01 luny 10c.
The row market was active and strong.
The same aa with beef steers sales ranged
all the way from steady to a dime iiigner,
the greatest Improvement being on the good
to choice srndes. Canners may be a tittle
better, but that class of stock has been sell
ing In much tne name notcnes ror some
time past. As receipts of cow Btuff were
not exceBstve a good clearance was msu.
Bulls showed but lime cnange irom ye.
tarrlav Thev might have been a ilttli
easier to sell, but- there waa no particular
improvement in tne prices paio. veai caivts
sold freely at good. steady prices.
There were on v a lew stocaers ana reea
ar in stu-ht and tha Quality waa Inferior.
The general market, though, could aafely
be quoted Bteady. Representative aalea
8HEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta of Sheep
were again liberal this morning, but the
same as has been the rase all tha week,
the demand was also In good shrine.
Trains were rather Blow In arriving whlc'i
had a tendency to delay the market to
quite an extent, but still, the desirable
arrsdes were disposed of In Brood Benson
Tho .na-l n !.. anvthlnu. al All
833l decent could be quoted fairly active and
steady with yesterday. Common klndi
, IM I may have been neglected to some extent,
but, still, thoy brought practically the
sime prices as were paid yesterday.
813 western ewes
8 western lambs ,
10 western cull ewes
5 western cull ewes ,
60 western cull ewes ,
4 western cull ewes ,
227 western ewes
827 western ewes
440 wertiem ewes
2 native ewes ,
4 western wethers
155 western lambs
25 western yearlings
48t Idaho cull awea
908 Idaho ewes
114! Western ewes
267 western wethers
189 Mexican wethers
887 Mexican wethers
3S0 Mexican yearlings
3a9 Mexican yearlings
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Wool Market.
BOSTON. March S WOOL Territory
v'ools active; pulled and foreign wools linn
and steady. The leading quotations are:
Idaho, medium, lnul,e; low modluin, 17 18c.
Wyoming, fine, 15ml6c; heavy line, i31(14c;
medium. 18'fcl9c; low medium, 1920a Utah
and Nevada, fine, 15Cyl6c; heavy fine, 13'
14c; f.ne medium. 10'r.l7c; medium, lgi9c;
low medium, 19020c. Dakota fine. IoIih!;
fine medium, 164jl7c; medium, 18yl9c; low
medium, lien 20c. Montana, medium choice,
1SH20C; average, 1S'h19c; staple, 19Q20C; me
dium choice. 1920c.
BT. LOUIS. . March 8. WOOL 8teadv:
medium grades, combing and clothing, 175
21c; light fine, loni7c; heavy fine, 120
ltc; tub washed, 2iKo30c
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7 AuaiRamaiea
44 Amarlrts Hoc
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NEW YORK. March l-EVAPORA7ED
APPLES The market la receiving a little
mora attention and ho'.dra are asking
lightly belter prices for prime. Common
are quoted at 4'ujc; prima at 6u5c:
holce, 64(c; fancy, 6iiic.
California init.u r'Ki.iiTj prunes
re steady to firm- with quotations ranging
from 206c, according to grades. Apri
cots are In light supply and the market
hows a hardening tendency. Choice are
quoted at 9 loc; extra choice at lot10c.
and fancy al l-'Uioc. i-eacnes, 100, are in
limited supply anu nrm; cnoice are quoted
at 7Viic; extra choice at ittc; fancy.
at 9U10C.
niar and Molaaaes.
NEW YORK. March 3 SUGAR Raw.
firm: fair refining. 2ra2 9-33c; centrifugal,
96 test, S73 1332c; molasses sugar. 2'd
2 l-Sic. Refined, firm.
NEW OKLKAta, Marcn I. BUQAR
Steady: open kettle. 2b3 3-16c: open ket
tie centrifugals. 3'f3"c; centrifugal whiten
4c: yellows, 3ij315-16c; seconds, 2'ii
3 3-hka.
HOLAocKs Nominal; open kettle. 20B
sac; ceutriiugai. iuuuu, syrup, .vtfiic
Kwr York Mlnlnar Qaetallena.
VPW YORK. March 1-aTollowlng are
tha cloalng quotations i.n mlrnng stocks;
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iatafidars
Hew York Money Market
NEW YORK. March 3 MONEY On
call, ateady; 1'nl pur rent; closing lid
1 per ceni; offered at 1 per rent; tim
loans, easy; aixty dais, 3 pT cent: rlnet
daii. 3 per cent; sis u.ontns, 4J4 per
"pRlME MERCANTILE PAPER 44j5:
per i-eni.
KTtKl,lN(l EXCHANUB Firm. With SC
tual bualneaa in bankers' bills at $4 KtV;4
Ibdov tvt dtmaud anil at tWv. l8ol tvr
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NEW YORK. March 2. COFFEE The
market opened steady at a decline of 15,
to points. 1 ne nuai ions was steady.
Prices were 2otj30 points net lower. Biles.
92 a bass, including May. 5.4eia5 50c: Julv
I H'i5 ,v; auium, tnui.vuc: Keptember
5 iifiuOAti:; icloher, 6.(cc, and December,
lU, spot Rio steady; Nu. 7 Invoice, ll-16c
uilid, steady; coraova. Kiac.
Whisky Market. v
PEORIA. Murch l-WH I8KEY Hlghsr,
on a l.aa'.a of $1 28 for flnishe.1 aouda
BT. IXU1S. March $ -W HISKEY-Higher,
at $18..
I'HICAGO, March $. WHISKEY Higher,
on a ti&sia or 11
CINCINNATI, March J WHISKEY
on a basis of $1.28 for finished goods.
Condition of Ike Treaaary,
WASHINGTON. March 1 -Today's atate
meot of the treasury balances In tha gen
eral fund, exclusive i f the $15C.00,Oao.K) gold
reserve in ine division of redepmtlon
rn'.wa aia:i,ii'IT taBII oauancw, iii, 1IU.U1
gold. $:uu,177.518.
Toledo Beeat Market.
TOLEDO, March 8.-SEED8 nover, rush
and March. 87 15; April, $7 o Prime AUika,
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lings. Sheep.
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1.1.18 1,398
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43.138 84,998
St. I-ouls Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. March S.WH EAT Lower,
demoralised by bulia selling;
cash, elevator. .c; true
May. 94c; July. 81c
CHICAGO LI VIA STOCK MARKJ2T.
Cattle nnd Sheep Steady to Strong
and Hons Five Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. March 8 CATTLE- Receipts,
8.5O0 head; market aleady to strong; good
to prime steers, $8.0oi5.75; poor to inedi.im,
$3.50H4.!: stockers and feeders. $1.6ai2o;
cows. $1.604).00; heifers. $2.0O-(i4.M; canners,
$1.6002.50; bulls, $2.0iVa 4. 10 : calves, $3.00
6.75: Texaa fed steers. $4.(ArT4.75
HOGS Receipts today. 20,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 25.000 head; market
mostly 5c higher; mixed and hutchers',
$5.15fl5.55; good to choice hexivy, J'.Jntff.JR;
rough heavy, $6.20ti6.45; light, $4,6046.25;
bulk of sales, $5.2n??B.45
SHEET AND lA MRS Recelpta 18,0(10
head; market Bteady to strong: lambs
strong; good to choice wethers. $4.2Tn84. 16;
fair to choice mixed, 83.60fi'4.2S; western
sheep, $2.75415.35; native lambs, $4.5mii5.75;
western lambs, $4.755 90. Official yester.
day:
ncceipia,
, 18.663
25.411
14.864
No. 2 red.
$1.04(91.07:
No. 3 hard, 9lW.5c.
. 1 iii-vi.,w. r verv weak on free selllngt
No. 2 cash, 43c; track, 44c; May, 4kc; July,
O ATB Lower ; No. 2 caah, 41c: track.
!ill2c; May. S9c; No. 2 white. 44Sf5o.
FlAJUR Dull; red winter patents, lu.10
4S6.26, with 60 per cent patents as nig II a
$5.10; straight. $4.!yuo.(r..
HKM -1 imoiliy. sieaay, ii.n'unn.
CORNMEAIy-Ptendy, $2.60.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. IXvffWn,
HAY Dull; timothy, $8. 003:12.60; prairie.
$8.iVi9.60 for No. 1-
IlltlTM t ill lll.l lr-o cc.
BAGGING 6c
HEMP TAVINE a ,
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jo0";'
$14.27; Inrd, lower; prime steam. $6.60;
biicon, easy; boxed extra ahorta, clear
ribs and short clear. $8 26- .i.
POULTRY-Steady; chlckena and aprlng,
10c; turkeys and ducks, 13c; ITeeae. So.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 184(17o
tin Ire. VAKlOe.
EGGS Higher 15c, rasa 1,0.uneV,m.,.
Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour, bbls 6.00O 18.000
Wheat, bu ,
Corn, bu 3.000 74.0O0
Oats, bu rc.OOO 69.009
Phllndrlphln Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 8. BUTTER
Bteady. fair demand: extra weetern cream
ery. 2'.c: extra nearby prints. 29c.
EGGS-Steady. lo lilgher: fresh nearby,
2nc at mark: fresh western, too at the markj
fresh southwestern, 113200 at the mark,
fresh Bouthern, 18filo at the mkrk.
CHEESE Steady: New York full oreama,
choice to fancy, lllillc: New York full
creams, fair to wood, 10tfllo.
Mlnneapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS.: March 8-WHEAT-.
Mav. 7c; July, frvr September,- 8.c
on track. No. 1 hard. $1 .00; No. X
ern. 98c: No. 2 northern, 95cl
northern. 92i&94c. .
FLOUR First patents, $5 1MK .85: aeopn
patents, $5,104(5.2(1; first cleara, $3.8594.35,
' . ..1.,., . n rjv?f? an
BRAN In bulk, 616,00U 28.
Mllwankee flrala Market.
TdTLWAUKEE. March S.-WHEAT-ld
lower; No. 1. pVftll.Ofl; No. 2 northtrn,
W08c; July. 83o asked. '
RVKUt! lower; No, 1, ic. , - ,
BAKLjjIY-DuII; No. 2. 63c; sample, 403
CORN-No. 8. 4(g45c; July, 61e.
Dnlnlh Grain Market.
DUI.UTH. March 3-VHEAT-Trt store.
No. 1 hard, 98c: JMo, 1 northern. 8c; no.
2 northern. 94c; on track. No. 1 hard. 8oj
No. 1 northern, 96c No. 2 northern. 94o
Mav 90c; Julv. .o; uppiemncr, ooiac
OATS To arrive and on track. 88o.
north-
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Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,700 head; no southerns; "najaft
Bieany 10 strung; ruii'm un ... en.
steers strong. $4.6Vr5.30; fair to good,
Bteady. 83.754f4.D0; western fed steers,
steady, S-i.40'i l wi; siocRers aim iun,
imni lari'4 2ii- aruithern ateer. strong,
$3.M4.20; southern cows. $2.4ii8 25; native
cows, strong. $8.4iW4.w; southern cows,
$2.40r,r3.25; nutive cows, Btrong, h.who.w;
nativo heifers, strong, $3. 26fH.25; bulla,
l.lfi. , ulve ateadv. l3A"tb lb.
HOGS Receipts. ,8n0 head; market 67?
lOo higher; close weak; top. $6 45; bulk of
sales. $5054)635; heavy. $5.3"8 5 45; packers'.
$5.16fi6S5: pigs and lights, $4.26'0.2O.
nilEivP AAU MUUI Iteceipia, o.ut
head; market etrong; nstive lambs, o.oo
fi.76; wostcrn lanitw, aa.vuos. i. tea ewee,
1 iwcrl OS. H'uw a . dlnn.H v.rllniri 84 ftlilft
20; stockers and feeders, $2.76 4.26.
Liverpool Grain Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL, March 3.-WHEAT Bpot.
eudy; No. 1 ianiorniii. is tuning
enCv: March, 6sl0kd; Msy, 6s 8d.
CORN Spot, .r,Mcan mlxedL new, easy
4B4d: Old, cuiei m an u -a . 1 . . w. u.
ateudy ;
st
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easy; Marcn, W, may, as a 740. ,
Peoria Grain Mnrket.
PEORIA. March $.-eCORN-Lowar;
8, 40o; No. 4, 38c,
No.
REAL ESTATE TItAKSFBfti.
t. Loala Live Stock Market.
BT. I5UI3. March $. CATTIE Receipts,
I.60O head, Including l,70o head Texans;
market quiet; staaoy 10 n; "i "'"i"
filng and export Btaers. $4-2oJ6 20; dressed
eef and butcher steers, $4.tMj5.tM; sieejs
under 1,000 IKiunns, U.H'ili.io; aitK-aera ami
feadera, $2.fcM4.ou; cowa and helfei-s.$2.26
64.00; canners, $2 2W2.60; bulls, $2 8C&3.75;
calves, I3.mti7.00: Texas and In.llan sieera,
$3 loii4 40; cows and heifers, $2 2 lift! 2 J.
HOGS Receipts, 6.0UO head: market bet
r. r,i,ra and llahta. S4.niii.05: packers'.
$4 9('Jf)6.4o; butchers' and best heavy, $5.25
456.66.
SHEEP AND
Deeds filed for record yesterday aa fur
ritshed by the Midland Guarantee and Trust
company, bonded abstacter,"1614 Farnantj
afreet: ...-.-'
Atlantic Realty association to Arthur
. C. F.stell, lot 27 in re-piai. mora 1,
Bemls park .. $
Belle Bcanneil to Bartholomew Bcan
nell. undivided tot 1. block L Bte
vena' Place j.
James A drier and wife to Belle Bcan
neil, lot 1. block 1, Stevens Place....
Theodore Williams and wife to Jno.
Hansen, lots 7 to 12. block 34. Benson.
Bioux City Dressed Beef A Canning.
Co. to Gateway Improvement Co., .lot
6. block 2. Hillside No. 2
Peter Tlmm and wife to Joseph Bholln,
pert of lot 1, llnakairs sub. lots 4
and 60 S. E. Roiters. Okahoma...
Soren Mikelsnn and wife to Peter Nel
son, lot 2, block 1, first, add. to Mount
Douglus 1 900
Sheriff to Jane E. Sanford, executrix,
lot 7, block 58. city ,eti
Eleaser Wakeley ami wife to Morlta
Morehelt, lot 8. re-plat blooit . Bemla
Park .. i - J.6W
Cltv Savings Bank to De Wit W.
Smith, executor, part lot 6, block 123,
city $,50H
Margaret Pcttlgrew to Oliver Pettl
grew, part lot 8, block 247, city 4.808
460
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LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
GtO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain. Provisions & Stocks.
Members Omaha Grain Exchange.
Chicago Board of Trade and ' etbtr
exchanges.
Correspondents BartlelW . Frailer 4h
Carrlrgton.
318 Beard el Trade tti iff. Oceana.
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WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
tl COF GOfHSSIOf! qo
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Capital and Surplus, $609,000.00.
General Offices: N. Y, Life Bldg., Mi tine polls.
I BCCT CCDIflOC Mont reliable market Information. Iarajeat
la Bfciel 4I.I1IIUU prlt
Ivaie wire lyilom In Amirka
orders If th
market
a iiffi nil a tl a uvep to execute your
Ca lib UUAnAil ICC roathoa lha prioa whlon yau al.
Wo char are NO INTEREST for carrying loner atock.
3. U1RGIHS REQUIRED X:S!V&Crtt-
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anoet accurate furecaet of future mot omenta. Free at any ef eur oflloea.
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