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    TIIE OMAHA" DAILY- BEfti ' SATURDAY. MAKCII 5, 1004.
11
A1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
"Wheat Still on Deo'.k end Fricei Genmllj
Are Dtmoliirrd.
WAR STILL HAS VERY BANEFUL EFFECT
liirtlltd Conditio) ( Rallread Rate
Alao Contribute Ita I'art Toward
Seudlng Down tha Seal
of Prices.
OMAHA, March 4. 1904.
Market conditions uo not cuii omtniu
speculators in grmn tor tutura delivery.,
'i hit t lure transuctioiis are comparatively
limited. If noriiittl conditions pi tvuiltM,
suuh ua rule in ordinary eui In lime 01
peuce, when I he ciop eonuiiioti and re
pot in anU the coimitloiiH hi oiner grain
consuming and exporting countries, are
what rule the coume of t.peculHiion, tnc-.i
the Omaha (iralu exchsnge would have
seen a rcgulwr and large uurires In fu
tures, but at Hum umc wnen outsiders
buy and ceil on war sentiment without
much regard to the ideas of the profes
sional and the g'ttln sing are euauled
to manipulate the Chicago market in ways
that few me wine enougn to foretell, tne
new Omaha muiket nnd the mom uuvmc
condition, ami an a run It rather little
bualneaa la done. The cash grain busi
ness also la miihiI Just now, owing- to the
uneeitlt-d condition of rates. The mar km
does not ret the sraln It should.
hot these reasons ihe Omaha mirket
probably will continue to run :l(.'hi until
the war has settled down to an ever., lt it-
Hrawnii flvht IdlmMn Unl m i i T :i I . J 1 1
or Is ended, and the rate utfferencts have
been settled one way or another. Then tha i
market will take Ita proper piace.
May wheat In now down 12c In eight day
ana om July w ore ev in n ween, i ne rea
sons for thl slump do not s-em adeqttme.
The market rhowet some strength on open
ing, due somewhat to the Ohio stite re-
Sort, which places the condition there a
, as against Bi for 13. Chicago opened
wildly at from Wn to 7c and at ono time
reached We owing to heavy biylng by Ar
mour. The weakest point waa 8tic at the
opening.
Luteal Cash Uraln Market.
Tne cash market waa iworest since tha
exchange began bualneaa. I'rices were a
little firmer in the better grades of winter
wheat, and showed some weakness In corn
and nata. Keceipta of wheut were li) cars
In and li out; one week ago, 10 and 28 cars.
Corn receipts were M earn In and ii cars
out; one week ago (18 and S3 cars. Out
receipts were 6 cars in and S cars out.
V HKAT No. i hard, iZhyuaie; No. 1
hard, 2V5c; No. 4 hard. 7 lV No. 2
spring, MtyJifcKc; No. 3 spring, M4j6c; No. 4
spring, 'ilu'Tc.
CORN No. i. 43c: No. S. 40U!B41c: No. 4.
BItms-tOc; No. 2 yellow, 425'l3c; No. 3 yel
low, 4iS4'p-4Zc; no. i while, tiftc; No. 3
whltej, 41tu4lVje.
4. iW'u'Jc; No. 2 white. 42c; No. 3 white,
S'J'vx:; No. 4 white. 34 V: standard, Jl,3c.
'ihe range of prices paid on the Omaha
exchango Wednesday was as follows:
Closed-
Open. High. liOW. Today. Thurs.
Futures: Market steady; March. 6a loH1,
aih , a 8'1,
Co UN bpot; American mixed, new,
easy at 4m ,! old. quiet at 4 6l- Futures:
Market steady; March, 4s ad; May, 4a 3d.
Wheat
May .
July ..
Corn
May ..
July ..
Oats
May ..
March
..41!
-44V4
tfM M g5V
82 hl 82 81Va
4CH 4fi 4St; 4KB
447 44" 441 444
3f !0 3944 SflH
3V 3f S9V 39
Hates from the Kirhtme Offices.
Omaha Inspections 'tif grain were 31 cars.
Of wheat 1 car graded No. 3 hard winter.
Of corn 1 car graded No. 2, It cars No. 2,
6 cars No. t yellow, 1 No. t wlilte. 1 car
No. 4 white, t cars No. 4 and 4 cars no
grade.
Oral Markets Elsewbere.
Closing prices of grain Thursday and
today at the markets named were as fol
lows: KANSAS C1TT.
Today. Thura'y.
M'rk
1
Wheat-May
ruiy t
Corn
May July
BT. IjOUIO.
Wheat
May July
Corn
May
Jwly ....' t. . iviKirtf. .. t-MINNSAPOLI&
wnrat
May ...
avuy ...
Wheat
May ...
July ...
w'biat
May ..,
July ...
9i A
87 A
4fttB
4tW-
PULUT1I..
NKW YORK.
W4
814
xf
44V
4 A
87 A
45
-4JB
7HA
8744A
7 B
...1.00B l.OOi
... S74A S7A
CHICAGO OB AHI A.U rBOYIBIO.NS. .
Featdrea of the Trading mn Cloalas:
Priors ob Boat 4 of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 4-Ru.slnn and Ameri
can reports today exactly onset the effects
of lower quotstions : from firclgn wheit
msrket. Unal figures here- on Mar wheat
were precisely the same as last night. July
was He. higher, May corn la up "a and
oats Swc. Provisions' are unchanged to
25c lower.
t'nder the Influence of lower ctblea the
wheat market opened somewhat unsettled,
with May unchanged to lc lower at 'MtV.c.
Initial Quotations on July were unchnnged
to v lower at lVWLc. Tho rnsh to se
cure wheat waa the cause of a temporary
rise to &!o tn the May delivery. The price
of luly likewise advanced to K3c. The mar
ket held tlrm until rie.ir the close, when a
decline occurred on liberal profit-taking.
Hrlcee at the flnlah were steady, with May
at 97o and July at fic, Clearances of
whoat and flour wete equal to 1M.4"0
bushels. Primary receipts were 44.9ti0
bunhels, against 401,(00 bushels. Erports of
wheat ami flour for the week were equal
to bushels. Minneapolis, Dttluth and
Chicago reported -receipts of 275 cars,
against 240 Inst week and 2S1 a year ago.
Active buying by several large commis
sion hotis-s caused strength in the corn
market. Tho close waa well toward the top
prl e of the day. May opened HtHc
lilcher, chislng at 63c. July showed net
gaina for the day of lc, cloaing at &2tc,
after ranging between Kc and Bi'Uc. Local
receipts were 1T cars, wltlj one 'of contract
gi.xle.
On good genera) buying there was a quick
lump In prtcea of oats. Liquidation by
local longs, however, nused a sharp' re
action. The. opening on May was BVja
to Vulc higher at 4vtf41We. After s'lling
between Mo and 417c, the close was at
41'c; July ranged betwe-m SSUc and 4f
ana ciosen iy higher at 3?c. Local re
ceipts were 2i cars.
Provisions were unsettled. The market
opened strong, but liberal realising resulted
In a reaction. Th feature In trading was
thj selling of May pork and a consequent
break of 50c in the price of cotton product.
T he close was steady at the' decline. ..with
May pork 25c lower nt $13.9:4. May bird
was unchanged at $7.o.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
?!!.UT' cnrn- va Cara; cars;, hogs,
18.00U head. ;
The lending futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Moit BmirkaV Feature of Market it I:i
O.ntinurd Dallne .
Artlcles.l Open. Ulgh.l Low. (Close.l Vos y.
Wheat
May
a Ju'y
b July
a Kept,
b Sept.
torn
Ma y
July
Bopt.
Oris
May
July
Bept.
r- k- .
May
July
Lird
May
July
Rlhs
May
Jaly
52;-3U
61 n'n
4fli-1H
33,--4',34Htt!)
' 9l'4i .
3Vt
61H!
. I .
41 v4
40
14 20
14 32V4
7 22V4
7 40
T 25
T 35
DIM,
85!
I
64
61'
60-T,
40i
4j
14 30
14 40
7 35
7 W
7 S-
7 45
i 13 80
13 95
7 20
7 '33
. 7 or,
7 a
97 .
87St
861-4 j
M4
5Lv
"9
134
87
86
B2H
51V4
604
41V,'40CT,
l 38Vi
. . 34ka3H'9i
IS M41 14 1?4
14 074! 14 30
7 25
7 374i
7 074'
7 224
7 25
7 40
7 25
7 35
BRIEF SPURT AT NOON ONLY EXCITEMENT
Panama Terms Hate m Ratlafaetery
ffert and Kaeouragee Invest-
went 1st French and Isth.
snlan ecorttlea.
NEW TORK, March 4. Activity was
stimulated In the market today but wtth
ojt effecting any more appreciable move
ment of price than on the dullest days of
the week. L'p to noon the number of
shares traded In was not far below the
day s total yeeterday and the day before
rroin that time the market dropped back
Jnto its dull rut. Advances In Brooklvn
Tranilt ar.d In the other local traction
srbeks n sympathy were attributed to the
prospect of the new EaM Klver bridge
being opened at an early date. There
was a Slight advance In Ihe coolers on the
assumption that a soft i;oal strike would
help the anthracite business. Delaware
and, Hudson enjoyed the benefit in addi
tion to the strong showing of Its annual
report.
The reaction In the grain market was
urged as a valid reason for n rise In stocks.
The settlement upon the terms and method
of the Panama withdrawal from the sub
treasury and from, government bank de
poults was regnriieO , a offering a possible
stimulation to Investment her on, tne part
of tho French and Panamanian benefici
aries. A decline In Northern Securities on the
enrb was the reminder of the recurring
effort to be looked for from the supreme
court decision day on Monday. The move
ment of currency has been In favor of
Net York and a gain for cash for the
week is Indicated of nearly S2,000.0o0 In
spite of the outgo of gold to South America,
transfers to Chicago and absorption by the
subtreasury. This was regarded with dis
satisfaction, as showing a decreasing In
terior, upp of money. Attempts to send Bt.
Paul on the favorably January statement
pnd the report of a Burlington note Issue
helped the late rectlon. Corn Products
was liquidated freely and the c'oslng was
heavy. Bonds were rather firm, but dull.
Total sales, par value, 31.495,000. X'nltejl
States bonds were unchanged on call. . . ., 1
was Irregular. A reaction set In during the
afternoon but the market cloaed calm
H'laMan imperial fours cloaed at ioO
The private rate of discount was I 9-1 per
cent. Three per cent rentes, f francs i24
centimes for the account. Exchange on
London, S francs 174 centimes for check..
REPORT OF THK CLEARING HOt E9.
Traasaetloae of the Associated Baaks
Daring the Past Week.
NEW TORK, March 4-Th following
table, complied bv ftradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal clttes for
the week ended March I. with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
crriES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Deo.
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia ....
St. iouls
Pittsburg
Pan Francisco ..
Baltimore
Clnclnnntt
Kansas City
'rw Orleans . . .
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Detroit
Louisville
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis ....
8t. Paul
Los Angeles ....
Bt. Joseph
Per.ver
Columbus
Memphis
Beattle
Richmond
Washington ....
Bavannah
Albany
Portland. Ore....
Fort Worth .....
Toledo, O
Bait Lake City..
Peoria
Atlanta
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Pes Moines
Bpokane, Waah.
Tacoma
-snrt Rnplds ..
New Havea
ti.iis. a.iw.
1K3.148.2M .
l:'.?.6.574 .
HI. 974,9!.
6o.H57.2Hj
3il.218.022 .
30.449.112' .
20. 33 .
i2,f3.SiiO
28.032. 47i
1T.SS0.781!
8.0!
1 li
18.71..
10.9 .
K 8
4 5
11 "
6.1
'in
18.8
25.2
14.800.3 12.7
lK.l'.l 33.1'..
10.WS.4Wt'.
11.524.532.,
S.4M !!.
7,470.214'..
S.f.tS.TiiO''.
B.S79.1Ni
snnow
8.100 147'.
6.087.7911
5,64. 3i3 .,
44.-J1.0i9'
4.7N3 W.
S.IM.ORS''
3.PT8 179 .
3.9.11 493
4.2J4.818;.
(V.e-'O1,
3 2'.n.l3-) .
3. f 48 313' .
!.ra.r.4i
3.4.51 472
S.411..01H .
435.071 1.
0
.i
S3
4
10 7
8.8
6.8
0.8'.
6 1
48.
17.11.
.1 10.2
"m
'io.i
'io.i
"ii
17 8
18.1
7.7
5.3
i ne loiwwing were tne closing quotations 1 Dnytnn
oh the New lork Stock exchange: ! Norfolk' .
Bales.Hlgu.ljow Close.
Atchl'on 8,fIO tHii
do pfd .7.... 2"0 ' 894
Baltimore & Chlo....f. 8.800 Tf,
do. pfd 300 88
Ciuisdlun Pncdflc. X.Uti ,1114
Central of N, J
30U
No. 2. sOld. bNew. ' ,.' .
CaBh auotations wcro as follows:
FLOCK Eiisler; winter patents, lo.lOrgi
5.20; straights. SI 8"tf5.oc.; spring patents,
$4 K(j5.20. straights, $4.404.70.' . bakers,' 8X50.
4(4.00. -, , .
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 2iiS8c; No. 2, 8dCJ
9flc; No. 2 red, 95c1.01.
CORN No. 2. RtiHc: Ko.'t yellow. Slttc.
OATS No, 2. 40fn4H4e: To. 2- white, 43c; ; k
1MO. .1 White, 40T(i-43O.
RYfi-No. 2. "24c.
HARLEY-Oood feeding, 340o; fair to
Choice malting, 4f.2,65c.
8EKDS-N0. 1 flax. iftfU4; .No. 1 north
western, 81.144. Timothy, prime, S3.0U.
Clover, contract grade, til.!...'
"PROVISlONBMvsi pork, pet-bM., $18,874
14.00. Lard.-par MW fbs., t7.08fr7.10. Bilftrt
ribs side doosev. $7Hf7:li Short clear
Sides (boJted), $7,2747.80.
Following are the receipts and shipments
or nour ana grin:
Chesapeake A- Ohio... 200
Chlcrrgo Alton 5,300
lo pfd
Chicago Ot. Western. 200
Chicago ft N. W..... to
l. .. .! . r Ml. f l.w's
do nfd t...' ino 173
Chicago Term. & T..." loo 10
do pfd 1,500
C. C, C. St. L
Colo. Southern 2,800
I do. 1st pfd 4T0
do Jd rfd 1.100
nelaw.re & Hudson..
7lel., Inck. & West ...
Denver 4 Rio flrande
jdo pfd
Krle
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Iocklnr Valley
do pfd
Illinois Centtal
Iowa Central
do pfd
39i
1841
21
'174
RSV1
24i
500 156
6i"i T.4
89V4 P9
75'? T-.4
88 88
111 1U4
153
30W 30
38H
83
14H 14
104 J84V4
11?4 1394
173 173
10 10
21 21
75
164 17
55 55
24 244
155 1551
260
200 18 188,
8 300
1.000
62
39
234
621
38
80
C. Southern
100 SO
6"0 1274 17
Sun 20 19
100 344 244
Articles
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, but.
Corn, bu.' ....
Oats, bu. ...
Rye. bu. ...
Barley, bu.
ler
Receipts. Shipments
K...tarf'
y.l. (.hi,
87.700
D.o0
.198,X
.4110,200
. 13.300
128,900
26.000
82.800
141.500
108.900
8.600
J.1W
NEW YORK GENERAL MAHI4.KT.
(taotatlons of tha Day . oat Varleas
Commodities,'
KEW YORK, March 4.-FLOUR-Re
culpts, 17.152 obla.j exports, 11,1, i. maiKet
steady but dull; Mlnjiesgl4 patents,
i'j(u6.65: Minnesota bakers, 24.ivfl4.70;
winter patents, ti1.2u1i46.Ov; winter extras.
i.6tju400; winter low grades, $3.10(ii3.M.
H)e Hour, quiet; low grades,. $3.15(i3.0.
Hye flour steady; fair to good, H.Jis-.5&;
clMtlce to fancy. U.tmji.t. Uuckwheut
Hour, weak; 32.ut2.10. "
CORN Al L.AI . bleuUy ; yellow western',
$1,124; city. $1.1141 kUn dried, 83.15'a3.:&
BARLEY Dull ; feeding, 5vc. c.i. 1., New
York; malting, Mitwc, c. I. f., Uuflalo.
RYE Easy.
WHEAT HecelntS Sri am tin .rit mne.
keueasy; No. 2 red, (1.04, elevator; No. 2
ern, lululh, $l.uSH, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
tlfil-ihern Mur.lli.ltu n.imln.l K
afloat. Options opened easy.. The market
cloaed Irregular at V decline to Sc net
advance. May, $1.00i( l.flv. closed, ll.tSxS;
July. H6'fiVc, close.1 at WHo; fc.-pleinber,
Hiiioc, closed at 'Hc
CORN Receipts. 27..) bu.: exporiH, 4.600
bu.; spot market steady: No., 2 nominal,
elsyator and 5f4c f. o. b., Hfitiat; No. I
yellow, $7c; No. S white. 564c. Option
market was firm until the last hour, when
tha wheat decline caused reaction, last
prices being only V net higher. Mav,
fcWo9c, clohed at i4c; July, 574ji74c,
closed at 674C
OATS-Heceipta. 78.000 bu. ; exports, 17.
280 .bu.; spot market quiet: No. 2, 65V.o;
$ white. 564c
HAY-yuiet; shipping, KijTSc; good to
choice, 96ci$1.0S.
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice.
ISM! crop, 3tuJ7c; l!i3 crop, 24i8c; Pacltlo
coast. 1113 "Top, r7(iHge; ISog crop sti'le
HIDE? 14 Firm: Galveston, SO to 2S lbs
JSe; California h to 2, iba., lijc; Texas dry
24 to Sii lbs., 14c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra. 14
fif.Sc; Japan, nominal.
VAIJAW-Uull: city. ($2 per pkg ). 6c
country inkgs. free), 5i:.i4c. '
PEANUTS -Firm: fancy hand-picked,
S4c; other domeetlc, S'.waHe.
I. EAT HE It Firm; arid, 2326e.
PROVISIONS-Beef. steady: family. 81150
r1?50; mess, 89KMI9S0; beef hami.':il'
22.0i; packet $10.501150: city extra India
mess. $l now l.oo. Cut meats, stesdv; nlckle.l
bellies. $7.(ng25: pickled KhonMers. fnro
pickled hums, tin 00 11.10, Lard e.iv: west
ern steamed, 17 80; refined, weak; continent.
,(; Hixith America. 3.25: comnound trrt
ti.e. Pork why; short clears, $15 0tfiH.75'
ntes. fin 5ij,i no w
UCTTEH teadw fresh creameries. 151J
2hc stiite dnlrv, lfrfKe
CHEESE Steady at 10,lV.
JXiOA Active and higher; western firsts,
POCLTRY Alive, steady: western rhlck.
en lc; fowls. 1SU,e: turkeys 15 v Iiressed
r.''"Vier: "'' ehloWena, lfH315c; fowls,
l.ttliV; turkeys. 16iHc. ' ' . '
MlaaeapolU Wheat Market.
MVN'h:-AH!L,IS' .-March -WHEATS
.1' aLSW. JulV' September, M.Uc;
ei-n , c. No. I northern, !.lc: No. 3
northern. i;4c. .'
KLorR-First patents sre oao'rd at 16 21
ft t' S00"'1 pa;"l!, .;.): rtrst clears,
r?.-t; J0'""1, u'a" $-,,5oii.i; tar Iota
S?' ,f , . Minneapolis.
PRAN-ln bulk. $16.0tiliifi.
1 ..
Phlladl)ila I'ruanre Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4-Bl'TTFR-Staady
with a fair demand.- extra western
l'r?fcT'r.,1:,,li": . nearby prints, ;o.
Ki,(.S-. inn and So higher; fresh nesrhy
anj fresh wesi. rn scSc at mark; fresh
u."H'XS'?Tn a'-to: 'reh southern. 1st.-.
tHtE8h-4teed, fair deiranti. New
'uU creams, choice to fancy.
U4c; fresh fair to good, htftuc.
Milwaukee tlrata Hirl.i.
Jiritt'lffrr xi w . r.,..n. ..
I 1 northern Il,i..l el V rt l
"Jase; old July. 9iVo'.HV
ft V I-- I lull v'.. I ,
IIARLK Y Kud' k..' ..
' . . PAnipie, as
dalrlea, Hifo. Eggs. Arm.. H mark.' caaea
Incluoed, 17618c Cheese, flrtn, 104HHo. f
'St.. Lents Grain, and Provisions ,
ST. LOUIS. March 4.1 WHEAT Nervoua
and unsettled; closing "weak; : No. 2 Teu,
cash, elevator. 994cj track, l.oSfl.06i May,
4c; July, 87o; No. 2 hard, Vi'.c , , ,
CORN Lower 1 No. t caah. tati traok;,
44c; May, 454c; July, 44c. , -
OAT8 Hlfciier; track. 434c; May, 404c;
No. 2 white, 45c . . ' ..
FLOl R Dull; red whiter parents, $5.10
(16.26, with 60 per cent patents as high ss
$5.40; extra fancy and. straight, $4 .ViS.06.
SEEDB Tlmirthy, steady, 2.Wti.'b. .:
CORN MEAL Steady, $2 50, ;
BRAN Dull; sacked, east truck, 90(92c.
HAY Dull; tlmuthy, $s.Ocii'12.50; prairie,
$8.0t'fi.W for No. 1. . v '
IKON COTTON TIES Sic,
HAGOINU Vc. ........
H KM P TWINE o. '
PROVISIONS Pork lower; Jobbing,
$14,024; lard unchanged: prime steam,
$6.00; bacon lower; boxed e,t.ru shorts,
$8,124: clear ribs. 8S.25; short clear, $..
POULTRY Turkeys Ann; chickens. 10
104c; springs. 104c; turkeys, 13c; ducks,
13c; geese, 68k.
lU'TTEitr-Eiisy; creamery, 2027c; dairy.
1519c.
8 Higher, ibvo.
Keceipta. esnipments
Flour, bbls
Wheat.- bur...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
.0n0
...43,0
...du.orfl
...30,000
9.0T)
118.0OO
6t,'ws
.. 64.000
do Tifd
IulsvlHe Naahvllle l sofl 108 108
Manbsttan L. l.?00 144 . J43
Met. Securities 300 S44 84
Met., St., Hy. J.600 115 115
Minn.' St. Louis '.
M.. St. P. & 8. Ste. M
do .rfd ...
Missouri Pacific
lion
700
Mo., Kan. at Tex
r do pfd
N. R: R. of Mex.
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk A Western..,. Ljoo
do' Pfd
Ontario aV Western... 500
15
884
15
L.i.
T4ennsylvanla
P..'Ci. C. A 8t
Reading
dry 1st pfd
do 2r nfd .......
nck Island Co.;
do- prn ' 1.
Bt. l: s f. m pfd.
St t.fmis S. XV,..:...;
' 'do -pfd
Southern Prtclflc .
Sonthern Railway ....
do pfd .:
Texaa Pacific ......
T.. St. L. W
do pfd
Cnlon Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling A L. T. .....
Wisconsin Central ...
do pfd
Adams Et.... ,,
Americnn Ex
I'nlted Utatea Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex..
AmaJ. Copper
Am. Tar & Foundry.
do pfd'
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd .....
Am. lc
do pfd
Am. I lneed,Oil
do prl .., .
Am. . Locomotive
do pfd
Am..8mnlt. ft Refng.
do ifd
Am. Bugnr Refng...
Anaconda M. Co
Proklvn R.'T
Colo. Fuel A Iron
Consolidated Qua .
Corn Products ....
do dm ...1
Distillers' Securities..
Oeoeral Fleet rl"
International Paper.
do .pfd
In'err.ronal Pun p...
. do pfd
National Lead
North American
Pacific rifl
People's 'las
Pressed Steel Cap.,,,
do pfd ..1
Pullroiwt Palace Car..
pfd
... z.i lied lit
bK't 5541
204 2nH
Bnrlngfteld. Mass...
Worcester . ..
Portland, Me
Augusta, Oa
Topeka
Sioux City
flyrtciise
Evanavllle
Birmingham
Wilmington, Del....
Knoxvlile
Davenport
Little Rock
Wllkesbarr ........
Fall River ....
Macon
Wheeling, W. Vs....
Wichita
Akron
"hnttnongn
' Springfield. Ill
I Vfllamsr.nn Tlnh. ..
1? I Vonngatown
Ji'H I Helena
i?.. T-exlngtnn
Fargo. N. D
New Bedford
4 Canton. O....
.2 . .Tacksonvllle, Fla....
1". Lowell
J Chester. Pa . ..
?J., Oreenshiirg. Ta
H Bockforfl. Ill
.5. I Ulegha-mton ....: ..
!5.'. ! Snrlngfloirt. O.
'J4 Birtomlngton. Ill..w
Oulbcv. Ill
Slonx Falla. S. D...
Mansfteld. O.-.v
Decattir. III.....
.Titoksorivllle 111....-,
IVemont. 'Sb 1
Houston 'v....'
fCher7estr.il. f. C...
Cedar Rapids
83
D44
. 58 "
6t
HSXi,
154
i"H
8r'4
114
5S
85
..1A300 3144 1134 118
9.400 41
.v. 100
..." 2,00
100
100
800
5.100
300-
, 100
800
"ioo
700
200
5
a
V484
14
44H
19
8
'ii'
744 87
40
'mV
20
'424
14
31
44
19
80 ,
2274
:84"
744
87
1 Sr3 S44
I S.5
4.61
...I 30 4
0.41
I 16.9
10.8'
8.01
8.3!
21.5'
61 8'....
8.81....
7.3 ...
....
2.52.M
2 7fi 67
8.171. 2211
J.142.5.VH
1 '8 033'
1.972.1471
1.466.9471
2,831.195'
l.T.14SI
1,718.142'
982.491 :
1.284.3251
1.168.079.'
701.078
1.31.5 Idfti I
. 1,075.2131 1
1.007.106' 2.11
'1.5K3.628I I
1.7WV141I 9.9'
1.591 B54! 82.4I
:,4P5 Wl
1199.375:
944 29"
9S0.9ri9t
l,nBi.nrvi 5.11.
745.638! I
1.(113 4191 80.61.
. 729 noai. I
86 011' 39.11.
8S9.1W.
741 2CI
845 S3'?1.
K';6.996!
80 099 .
40 H"fi .
8ir 719!.
50 000'
24. 9l,
12.9!.
I
I
I
47.9
15.4
44.
50 5
17 9
17.7
ii'i
22 6
1M
15 8
19.1
Hi
"lh'.i
'is'.i
! 12.9
11 2
83?
14.7
98.11...
898 91?' 101.1!
30 1 7 9
.... 84
38.3
10.?l
'....! 13.6
.... 250
...A 14.3
12.6!
21.1
847 956
S1 959
4(3 3"3I
3'i4.700!
6R5 93l
' 1.198 3361
fna 9091
jai.lTs ,
176.
76 1741
878 8511
346 13'-.
836 3-WI
"12 128. 7931.
1 270?
618.5421.
1.11
0.8!,
.1 24.4
2.4i;
I
11.81..
,:...!..
111
OilAUA LIVE SlOCIi MARKET
Onttli Beoeip.i Too Hettj and Prow 6nr.
fered Sharp Dtoiin'.
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Best Grades of Sheep Held About
Steadr, bat Others Were Kitremelr
Slorr and Lower, Demand
Being; Rather Limited.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 4. 1904.
Receipt were: Cattle. Ilogi. Sheep.
Olflclal Monday 1.419 tj, ln.ivi
Otnclal Tuesday 8.6U .iJl .W1
C'inclal Wedneeday 3.M l.oW 71
Ottlclal Thursday 4.114 6.113 1.1)72
Official .Friday i.iitm , 4,SuO 4.70J
Five oaya this week. . .10.144 84.6."i8 42,M
Same days last week 22.512 uJ.W 35.781
Same days Weelt before. ls.2"9 44 477 t
game three weeks ago.. 11. 306 43.318 M.W7
Same four weeks ago. . . .U.otK 3b.. :4 i5 98i
Same days last year 20.011 47.684 ;' 30.8UJ
RKCE1P1S 1'th Tilt: V tuAH iu DAlib.
lha ioiiowing taoie shows the receii..
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Stfutb ouiatiu
lor the ear to u.ne, waa conii.ailsous wliu
last yat ;
, 104. 19tC. Inc.'. tlac.
Cattle 15t.,ai4 163,31! 7.075
ti'' 4,ji5 415, fl6 lu.VJV
Hheep m.iM 10J.ti6
Average prices palu tor hug at AouLh
Omaua for lit ai several ttas tl cunt-parisons-
Pete. I 104. l903.U02.19Ul.l!Wff.:iR.USI3.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Fob.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
li..
1..
17..
18...
1...
.'..
141...
22...
22...
X4..,
a..,
itj...
27..
25..
28.,
1...
...
S..
4...
1 112
I 4 Vt
I f ua
I a ui
6 UVki o(
lift. ,
w
3 24
i )Ui I2
t il, 0 SI,
e saw si,
6 JtJ li ,'tj,
6 m
S 174f
1 is'mi - 1
I 5 w 8 PS
( 5 UH 7 021
I 6 04 I 7 0l!
5 U,
tVi
6 ;ti
6 Mi
6 Mi
6 8H
K,
I
0 no
5 ill
6 m;
li 00:
5 9
5 2s:
t K7
8 Tj'
4 8S
I nil
a Wl
6 3-'
5 .ii
5 U
3 50i
8 47
8 55
2 &8j
3
3 84
i si
t 37
d 3J
t!
5 -1,
0 01 22
6 111
07
5 32
7 f.SI 3 -
t h) S 88
4 6i 8 4
4 Ui 1 8 91
4
4 74,
4 b
4 Wl
4 OJ. io) u
3 68 3 i
1 M
3 6i -
3 at' 3 65
b
2 61 3 78
8 0.1 J 8
3 fp.i l M
8 E2t 3 87
4 C5
4 L.I
4
4
4 bt.
4 1
13
'Indicates Sunday
The ofllcial number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Ca tile. Hogs. gh u.H'ses.
C. M. Sc St. P. Ri 7 ..
Wabash
Mo. Pao. Hy ;..
Union Pacinc system
C. at N. W. Ry
F.. K. A M. V.1 R. R
C., Bt. P., M. & O. Ry.. 24
a. 4k M. Ry 18
C, U. & Q. Ry 1
C. Bt. J
C, R. I. A P. Ry., east.
Illinois central
Chicago Ureat Western
. . 5
. 2
. 10
. 2
38
LSt! '& .
rn. '
7
3
16
19
2
1
4
1
71
a
Hogs. Sheep.
61 1.M1
727 1.2H8 000
bh 2,143 , 608
ii S-4 737
441
6
17
47
61 ..... ....
20
? , :r
33
14
t
414
W ... 75 : S.. ... I (171,
w- ... lu I. ... 1 ,
tl U; Ui) 4 a . ...1 . i id
J,. ... j (.1 , M till
'-. ... ao w ,;4 ... 4 in
87..; IM ... lb , ,l ... 6 1,1
It. .. 1M 10 ( li tl..; J40 ... 4 1U
.. Wl IM 1 W U.i l D lii
1ST ... 4 v . . , 4 ID
'..IfO ... 4 til : ii ... t m
' "4 ... 4 W , .-(i ... it ty
i ... 4 m 'i i) 1 ui,
i' ... 4 in fi tt 1MI 1
.. 4 Jl i ,.iil lu. t l.i)
" JI3 40 t 00 I ... .t.j to 4 li
.104 40 I v) 45 14 120 4 li,
SM 4 4 w at, t4 ... I it
I ... I ., .! 44 I 14
.., ,v...m m t.wi u.. ..-.... 40 1 it
" 1. IH ms) t uO u .....:. 40 I 1SW
5...j....t" ... 6 uu H........JS1 4 1. '4
S44 ID I Co W ,.i0 ... I to
.....-.. I0 IN 4 W 8J I" 40 4 to
71 HI ... 06 t6 (ui 'J 4
. 10 4 01 l,m J10 12D 4 2tv
' tit 11 I US K ii IV I ii
ui w l.ie 4.., ov ... ' '
2i 40 i iik ;j . . I .10
"1 imi ... 4 04 i...., :r. 1 i
s -y- lf-i us
8HLK1' Tliere was uiiIIm a liberal run Cf
sheep Jure lor a Frlouy tind the quality
was hardly up to the usual sumtaru
Uuyers starteu out and picaed up 'tne of
the more desirable loads nt piu"tk'a.ly
stendy pi lees, ami w hen they hal done
that the market was ertremely mow and
wenit. They seemed to have n;l ihe sup
plies they needed for the present xhd did
iint want, any more unlexs it could be
lotight at reduced price... Smlp Mexican
wethers sold aj' high as 84 4o and some
clipped ewes brought 23. .'5. There is now a
difference In prh-e between chpied and
wooled Itock of from 40 to ,'nv.
Fer the week the market on the best
grades or ewes and wethers shows hut lit
tle change, while Jthe commoner kinds may
lie a trille" lower. Ijimhs and furling,
however, are luti-'jc lower titan the dona
of .lust week.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: "Choice
western lamhs, 85.504i57i; fair to gd
lambs, tS.Oixirft.uO; good to choice Mexican
yearlings, f4.i54iu.lii: pood to cholne west
ern yearlings. $t Sii t.7;,; fnlr to vm d year
lings. 4 2Sii4ii; gnod lo-cholre we'hers, $4 "0
ff4.50; fnlr to good wi thers. $.l.73ii 4.1O: pond
to choice ewes, $3 Kr.ijn.lO: fair to good ewes,
W.cn'jijto. Reiinsentutlve sales:
jo.
16 western cull lambs
190 Routh Iiakota ewes
33 Mexican wethers
1'C Western latrms
216 Mexican yesrllngs
25 Western ewes
152 western ewe ,
2"i3 Mexican wethers ,
251 Mexlcah wethers
59 western tnmbs
A v. Pr.
51 a m
113 3 55
78 -4 HS
82 4 50
. 7) 5 01
1"1 3 00
109 3 60
t-4 4 49
, 85 4 40
75 5 26
CHlCAnO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Totals Y .
...ll.7.T.?nl. v.... I
Outside New- York..., I ;'854.221,804l...-i;.
18 t
6.6
. 1
ToTcntO .t.i.r.. ...)....
Wmnlpeg ..,.-.
55
404
75 .
66
ISIS , nflawn
TIaHfax ,.,
j;nebee-:...
i . Vnneouver,
51 Itnmtttnn
I Tjindnn. Ont. ....
i?V Ht John. NJ R..
CANAflA.
' 17.417 rr.71 1
imMCTo.Trti. 27.8
4 9
.J....S..,.t'
. . e. 11 .ii
600 344 ti
100 18
.40.500
7'.
$00
100
47
ro'i
714
,2PS
18
204
70H
J9s
1 794
22T
234
84
744
87V4
Wk
M
15
18
404
220
15
102 '
206
46H
20
70
Victoria, Bi C...
Totals
e tri. ml to rl
Int liS-ll a
:oft 1.807 4-' I 7.6
enf.l.rrslSi-. I 16.
,, .J.17 3)01. 8. SI .
909 0-111 ,2.5'
-1. 904. T ...... I 6 5
w,-' jfi?.inii. 1 '0.4
709.175 ' 45.9.'
44.108,697'..
8 1
800
600
.. 1,70ft
200
t34
824
Kansas City Oral and Provisions.
KAN8.VB CITY; March. t-,WHEATr
Mav. 8tHc; July, Hl'(iKlTtp: caah.. No., 2
hard, 89'f91c; No. S. 8S'n8Xc: No. 2 red, U06;
No. 3 tl.vlftl.OS; receipts. 112 car. . .
CORN ilav, 444c; July, a'uM-&; cash.
No. 2 mixed. 424i424c: No. 2. 4t'j41c; No. t
white. 44c; No. 3. 414Si42
OATS No. 2 white. 40c: No. 2 mixed. 28c.
H AY Steady ; rbo'es llniothy. $:i.60r to."0;
choice pn.lrle, 27 257.60. , ,
BUTTER Creamery, 2123c; dairy, raney,
18e.
1CG09 Higher: Misanurl and Kenans,
cases returned. 144o per.dosen; .new No. 2
whttewood. cases Incluitod. 16Uc rer dosen.
... Receipts, Shipment.
Wheat, 'bu,.....:.............n;4"l : r. 91.200
Corn, bu 3ii,4M 4?4
Oats, bu ,000 21.W0
1 1 1 i ' 1 '
Dnlath (train Market. , .
DULI'TH. March 4 WHEAT In store.
No..l hsrd, 9Hc; No. 1 northern. 90c; Ne.
northern. 94jc; on track. No r lr hard,
S9,c: No. 1 northern. 9ii4c; No. 2 northern,
91Vic; May, 96c; Jul-, 9Hc; September,
864c ( .
OATS To arrive and on track, Sc.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. March 4. 8KF.1 Clover, cash
and March. 37 16: April. 87 la; prime alalke
16.50; prime timothy. $14.50.
- - Peorlo Grain Market,
PEOBIA. March 4.-COR NVUwt; a.
3, 40c;. No. 4, S8r: 1 car old. 43'ic. ....
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Man h 4 -MFTAf-S-TIn
was lower In London, declining 5s to 113
15 for spot and is Hd to 4.1.4 fi for futures. ntrhburs rM
i.ocsiiy tin waa Timer easier, witn stnt 1 Mri'ns central
,r4
2Ji 2?S
824 34
... ..... ..... 4,
i 1iT !SiT
11.000 1264 124H 1244
,. 84
.. 7.900 424 41H 414
., 400 31 20 30
1.700 : 94'4j 194 : 198
.. 9,?nn is 154 " 15H
.. 400 70 6SA 68
Not Included In totalg hecause containing
other (ten's than clesrlncs.
INnt lnelutled in tnt.il because of no com-pnrl'.-nn
for last year.
Xrw York Money Market.
NEW YORK March 4.-MONEY-On call
steadv, lTi2 per cent Closing bid. 1
per, cent, offered at 2.. Time loans steady
and dull: 80 days. 884 per cervt; 90 days,
2'4frSi per cent: 8 months, fffivt per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-44 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Strong, then
easv. with actual business In baqkera' bills
at 486.6i5488.70 for dem8nd. and at 483
483.H6 for 60-day Nils. Ppsfed rates, 4S14
4874. Commerclnl bills. 48045 46',.
61LVER Bar, 574o: MeX.lunn dollars. 45o.
BONDS Qovernment, steady. Railroad
bonds firm.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
fallows:
Total recelnta ...107
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber 01 neaa inuicuted:
Cattle,
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company ....
Cuduhy Packing Co
Armour At Co
Armour, Sioux City
Vansant & Co
McCreary & Clark
Hill & Son
L. F. Hum..., ,
Wolf & Murnan
Sol Degan ,
F. P. Lewis
J. B. Root & Co
Hamilton & Rothschild..
Haggeriy Co
Other buyers
Total ..2,299 6,912 2,:05
CATTLEr-Ther. were most too many
cattle here today for a Fnuay and pickers
took advantage ol the opponui.ny to taJce
off a large snare of what l bey i.ave been
putting on during the early 011 of the
week. Train wer ia.e In ar.lvi.ig ai.d t.ia.1
helped to uulay the mantel, 'irad.na waa
aluw 'all the morning and it waa ia-iO be
tore a clesrance was made.,.
The market on corn-led steers could
safely be quoted alow and luitf.6c lower.
Something strictly fancy waa perhapv not
quite that much off, but, on the other hand,
there was s good many sales that we t)
more than, ltxgiic lower. It wu a very u'n
stutsfactory market from the sellers ..a d
point and It was late before even the Luik;
of the cattle was disposed of.
The cow market was,- If anything, worse
than the market-on steers. At the begin
nlng some salts were made perhaps D;i 10o j
lower, but tne general mantel was rtiily
10u"?0c lower, with tomn sales as much u-a 1
a quarter lower. In other words, the hi I
bulk of the advance for the t eek 'a-aa lost. ;
The medium to good grades showed tho i
greatest decline, while (aiinern uml .'nme i
thing strictly farcy In-the way of ex iiirt
heifers sh'iwetl the lenst decline. It thnuhl
be rememb.-rod, though, that eanners liav1
Improved very little during the wt k so I
that they ore selling practV-allv the same
as they were at the .'lose of Inst week. 1
Hulls were extremely dull and 1 iwer, In
sympathy with the decline on teer 11 nd j
cows. Veal calves were also sljw sale and ,
a little lower. ;
TliAvo wni'ii onlv a few odda nnA nni nf
stockers and feeders In sight and, as the
demand has been about equal to the Supply
all the week, there was very little change
In the prices paid for the few stock cat
tle that were offered this morning. Repre
sentative sales: -.
BEEF BTEERS.
Cattle and. 8heep gteady. and Hog
' Ten Cents Unrr, "
CHICAGO, March 4 CATTLE Receipts.
2.50i) head; market steady; good to prime
steers. $S noii5.7fi; poor to medium. 2.1 6tTI
4 9i): dockers nnd feeders. $2.6o'ti i 25; cows.
816nfi4.ro; heifers. 82 01jl.5Q: ennners. 81.50
'12.50; hulls, $'.'.0i"fi4.rn; calves, J3.O0i6.50;
Texas fed. steers. 24 OM4.75.
HOns-Recelpts, IS.OnO head: estimated
tomorrow. 15.000: market 10c lower; mixed
and butchers. 2S.10ji5.45; goad to choice
heavy, 8.r.40n5.624; rough heavy.. 85.l5"t5.40;
light. fl60?5.:-0: bulk of sales. $S.in6r...tV.
SMEl-TP AND LAMHS-RecclpU. 7.000
head; market steady to firm: lamhs, steady;
good to choice wethers. $l.4.75; fnlr to
choice mixed, f.1 .WiiLCS; w-e-xtern sheep.
22.756.3); native lamha,. J4.5uVy5.70; westivin
liimhs. 34.76Hin.OO.
QJHcl.nl yesterday:
Receipts Shipments.
Cattle . 8.a.'9 n.'in;
Hogs 2MR6 5,."l
Sheep 19.3:8 2,155
8ievT.Vrk Live Stork Mnrkrt..
NRW YORK. March 4. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 8.184 head; market for good steers,
stendy: medium and common, slow; bulls.
lOo lower; thin rews shout steady, others n
shade lower; native steers. 24 0ra.25: oxen
and slaps. S3 70: bulls. 23.05lif4.00: cows. $1 si)
K8.65; estimated ehlpmente tomorrow, 810
head cattle nnd 6.7JO qtiHrters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 431 head: mnrket gen
erally 25c lower; choice shout steadv; veiils,
M.75i8 00: tops, 28.25; little calves. '33; cltv
dressed veala. 7Hi)12c; extra. 124c; country
dressed.- 64 10c.
HOGS Receipts. 2.831 head; market for
state and Pennsylvania, 25.6OSi6.70; western
85.85. . ....
SHEEP AND , IxAMBS Recelpta, ,41
head.' market for sheep nominal: lamhs "
fil5o lower: medium to good lambs, IS-DOfl
6 .124; no extra here.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mareh 4. ATTLB Re
ceipts, 2,800 head, Including 150 southerns;
market steady; all quotations steady: ,x
port and dressed beef ' steers, I4.6fjfii5.la)(
fnlr to good, $4."0((f4.6O; western fed steers,
83.4OOe4.ti0; stockers and feeders. 23.0014
southern steers. $.1.60fii4.65; aoutheru cows,
22 5fwh3.26;; native cows. f2.(KVji3.75; imtlve
helfera, 23.6vfi4.26; bulla, 22 50830; calves,
23 OW16 26. - '
HOGS Receipts, 8,200 head; market 10c
lower: tup. Sf..4."i ; hulk' of sales. 84 90fj-5 30;
heavy, 26.3frifi.40; puckers, 25.00fi5..'IO; plus
aii'rt liglvts, f 1.1 r 6. 1 i.V
SHF.KP. AND l.AMP.S-'-Reeelpts. fi.nt
henfl;' mrket stendy to Mo lower; native
limbs, 25.00i5.U.r: western lambs. St.! Iff
6.1IO; stock-TS nnd feeders, $2.75$) 4.25. .
lances. 81 7t; perHrloiles. no bid: shlpmrnt.
5.'6 l-h'.s ; ..vri .tuf. sr.S.'l bh;.: runs.
itl,."l7 bbls ; iivernge, ss'.l.l bbls.: plimeuts,
1 .In n. 5'.' Mils . average. Ut.SMI blilc;
rum, Idma. 19.17H l; ; av ragiv li.r.'S b'.ls.
SAVANNAH. Manh 4 Tl' lil'KNTl N ".
Firm; 59c.
1UF1N-Fitm: A. It. C. 1 , 2." 15; K. 2'f i:
F, 22 56: O. 2.V6i'; 1. t.Mt; K. X Z; M. K i;
W U, 2..3i; W W. W 75.
Oil til V W 111)1. EKAt. 11 MARKET.
Condition of Trade nnd iinotatlnna on
Staple nnd Fancy Produce.
KG (IS- Receipts, ni.Me liberal: market
Wfaker; fresh stock lo'rc; Including cases,
16c. .
IJVE POULTRY Hens, SiiU'sc; young
roosters. 8(i!v; old r mieru. ih turgc,
l.:-'il4i:; thicks, fc; g'-ese. S.
DRKSSKD Put l. i K V - I 'll keys'. P'.iilTe;
; durk. UvUc: geese, lee; rhvk. i. 10 n 1 If.
I HCVThR-P.ickitig Ktoek. i:'-tii;!i-; choice
I to fani y dnlrv io!b IjhI!c; scrutator, Suxt.
lll'..-ill KIM I - 1 lieu. i"t.ii ,, p-.i kerel,
, S'v'llOl , pike. 9e. perch, I 'l''V'; blliei'isn,
I lie; w.iltetlsh. St3c; s.ilmon, He, lnid.locK,
NlOc; cmi!!sh, L'c; redsnuper. 1K': lolstcrj,
bollrd, per lb . S.'i : lolistirs, green, per lb., '
30c; bullheads, lie; cutlislt. l:ttl4c: black
bass. 2m: halibut, UV; -.'rappiia. 12c: her
' ring. 4';c; white bass, i;U ; iiluehiis, to;
' SITII'IlS, UH lie.
. UV S TEKS- New Y01 k Counts, per can,
: 4.V; per gnl , f '.no; extra svlect, jsr can,
! .w, pr rkI., 8180; stambird. per cim. 27c;
per g.il . tl 50.
1 BRAN-P.-r ton. 2' ".60.
; HAY Prices tiuotcd hy Omaha Wholesale
! Dealers' association: Choice Ne 1 upland.
.26 5(1; No. 2. JO eii; medium. 25 .; coarse.
26.00; lye straw. 25.00. These 1 ices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
1 fnlr nnd receipts light.
I VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado. Jl.uo; Dukotu. per
bu., 21 ov; natives. c.
SWl.El' i'Ol'ATOiS Muscatine, per bbl.,
$3.50.
! NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $: :W2.1!5.
CELEHV Laige California, ikjc, .5c and
. toe.
I ONIONS Spnnlsh, per crate, fl.'JO; Colo-
rudo yellow and red, per ill , JV.
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland, 3o; new
California, of.
TURNIPS White, rr bu., 00c.
OAKHU'W-lTi- bu.. 21 U
PARSNlf'S-Per bu., 75c.
UEET8 Per bu., 75c.
CAULIFLoWKH California, per crate,
$.V75.
CUCUMBERS Per dog.. 2126111.110.
TOMATOES- Florida, per o-bnsket crate,
$4.50.
RADISHES Per do bunches, 85c.
LETTUCE HEAT'S- Per dus. bunches. POo
21.00; per bbl., 27.00; leaf lettuce, per dog,
ti.nches. 1fc.
"'1'1'NIPS-S.ittthern. per Jo.. 7oc.
BEETS Snuthetn per dug.. 76c.
r.AtJtjrT u.nitH.en ner iloz.. ,.iC.
! i 4 i) 1-v K,int ) em. lr rtns.. 31.no.
SHALLOTS, per do.. 75c.
ONION 8KTS-P1T bu of 32 lbs., jrel ow,
$1.50; red, $1.75; white, $.'.00.
FRL I I S.
APPI JZS Callfort-lii Bi-illlr.wors. per box.
tl 76; New York export Greenings, Russets
and Baldwins. $4.1(0.
en A vwwilll lUlrrsov. orr obi.. 3. .10:
'per box 82 iV; Wlve'in"-"-' Bell and Bugle,
i $.00; Bell and Cherry, J6.W.
i OKAPi'Jb imported Malagas, per
m no
I STRAWBERRIES Florida, per qt., 45fJ
60e.
TROPICA L FRUITS".
ORANGES Navals, nil alies, 22 5f"g-2.76.
1 .E.MONS-t'xlitu: nl i, fiinci . Iv ' t j oiJO,
$3.50: rJiolce, 240 to 270 slzei. $3. (10,73 25.
irtiiS (! finnla. ner ii-!b. eirlons. 85c:
j Imported Smyrna, 3-crown. He; 6-crown,
I 16c; 7 crown. 16e.
BANANAS Per medlimi slxed bunch,
I $?.( 50; Jumbos. $2.76'il3 25.
i DATES Persian, per hex of 30 pkrs.,
$2 00; per ll. ;n 60-Ilv boxes, 6c; Oriental
stuffed dates, T'cr box. 22.K).
I fOCOANUTS-Per sack, $4 00; pcr do.,
' 60c.
1 MISCELLANEOUS.
CFIEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12c: Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
i Swiss. 16c: Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
i lliobtirger, 12c. . . . ,
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. J3.O0;
'Utah and Colorado, per 24 framea, $3 00.
i MA TLB S1GAR Ohio, per lh 10c.
i nj)RB-rr bbl.. 85.60; per 4 bbl.. 23 25.
I HORSERADISH Per case of 2 doi.,
peeked. KOc. .
T4TDKS No. 1 green. 6c:' No. 2 irreen. Be!
o J ea,!ted. 7c: No. 2 e.Jtea. 6c; No. i
nl calf. 8 to 12 lba.. 84o; No. 2 veal olf,
J to 15 lbs., 6Vfce; dry salted hides, 8f?12o;
heep pelt; 25fi75c; horse hides. Jl.BO'3'2 5rt.
NUTS Wslnuts. No. soft shell, per lh.,
iSc: hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell,
ner lb., 13e: No. 2 hard shell, per lh )2e;
Braslls. per lb., lie; filberts, per lb., 11c:
"Imonds. soft ahcll,. per lb., 16c: hard
"hell, per lb., 18c; .ecana. large, per lh.,
Je;. small, per lb., IV: peanuts, per lb,
6ci rnsMed rieanuta, j er lb.. 8c: Clilll a-sU
"tit. lJ7Tl3vo: large ..Vkorv nuts per bu
.si 50; shell barks, per b., 22.00; black wal
nuts, per bu., 21 25
keg.
2O0
1.100
200
V. 8. rM. ta rf:...lnB Mnht" lion 'foil 4.10iVi
6o t coupaoa 106U, ftjestcan cntrl 4... 46
4 3. ri -, 1 A 1st ItiP 1'4
is coutKin 1M14 minn A St. L, 4..
Id llw 41, lii 1S7V4 ' M., K. A T. 4t.... T
do couson . .tsii I . o H . ... .i .i i. -TT
tl. B. aid 4 coupon. 104 N. R R of M. 4l... 75
no, vuihiwh .T-n. ,ri, mym- .'i
;;i.',' .t, Atcuiiea snt , .,..',!. j. t ent. . u in
1624 1624. 1.U- do dj. i. M4nrth.r Pc. 44...nt4
..... ..... 114 ! Atlantic C. L. .... d I ToU
..... ...... 65 I B. O. 4 tl Nof. Wert. eon. 4. 1744 .
83 o tvti W4 rrt. s. l, 4i A panic in !
TH4 tontral of Q. 4a 105 :rss. . otiT. ma.... i.iS i
ikix l ao tat mc a'i nrannr axfi. a vn1
Chi. t Alton lm.
t . n. a y new
t'..M. 4 St
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400
800 154 144
274
964
74
84
, 2&i
'266 "74 "7ii
400 194 19
... 800
... 700
... 1,100
. . . M
... 300
... M
... 2.710
. , . 6.12
7s
Republic Steel
do pfd ,.,, .,
Ruhtier Goods
do pfd. exdlv
Teen, Coal- Si Iron,
U 8. 7 ealher
do tiM
U. 8. Rlty
do ufd
V. 8 Rubber
do pfd
I'. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weatlnghoiise Elec
Western Union ....
Northern Securities
Total sales for the day, 196,800 share.
78
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TOO 160
200 88
48
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C R I. A r. 4... 4V Southtrti Ry. ta 111S
do col. ta V Ttxaa A P. la. 11SV
Boston gtoek
Llera Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 4 -WHEAT-Spot:
kl.uk. I nuUl, I Cglltot-tUa, la 40.
supplies said to be more plentiful. The
mnrKet closed at 228. Ofa: .25. Copper ad
vanced 6s In London to S7 and xlM fin
spot and futures respectively.' Locally cop
per wa steady. Lake Is now quoted at
$1.' "'( 12.76; electrolytic nnd casting 212 374
'tl?('.;t-. Lend declined 3s 3d to 11 IHs Pd III
London but remained unchanged locally at
$4H(4. Spelter closed unchsnared at
t'.1 " W In Iindon and remattied nulet
locally at $5.0515.16. Iron cloaed at 51s 3d In
Olasgow and at 42 4td In Mtd'llesborough.
Locally unchanavd No 1 foupdrv northern
I minted at 314 7S16 25; No. 2 foundry
northern 214 25Cc 14.75 : No. 1 foundry south
ern -nd No. 1 foundry southern soft. 213.25
4JH75. .
ST. IOCIS March 4 M ETAI.8 Lead,
quiet. $4 4?V Spelter, nulet. $4 90.
ST. I Ol "13. March 4 -V KTA1.8 Iad
quiet. $4,424; spelter quiet. $4.0.
Quotations.
BOSTON. March 4 -Call loans. 24flN. per
cent; time loans, 44 fio per rent. Official
ele'lng flees on ',f,r nnd bonde:
... I7V4 Wfatln rommon
.. . 9i Avnturo
. . . Attoaea
... Atr.tlsanat4 ....
... M Atlantlo
... 1514 Itlna'iam
. ..IH14 Palum't A Maria
. rentrnnlal
. 1 t'i Torpor Ranso ...
H 10 jTalr Wrat
...77 linnitnlon Cool ..
... 14 iFrarklln
...1J11 tjranrr
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Roatnn A Mntno
H ,alen K'eratoa
CoTee Market. .
NEW YORK. March 4 COFFEE The
market for future opened steadr st un
chnnged prices to an adveni-e of five p.-ints
and closed steady at a net decline of 6 and
10 points Sales were reported of 87 (TO
bags, Including March at 5 IV; April, ( :0c;
May. 6 36,(16 45e; July, 6 6fwi5 "6V; September.
6 "5': (.; (Vtober. 6 0n 0oc: November,
4 10c; December. 6.06Ji 20c. and January.
( jf c. Snot market, Rio nominal: No. 7
Invoice, e.
Bkrekla Market. ' '
LONDON. March 4 SHEEPSKINS A
ale of Cape uf Uood Ik.p 11 nd Nut!
shcwpsklns was held here today. The offer
ings gmoualed to 136 4X3 skins and were all
sold. Most of the offering were taken by
home buainefts. Long wooled waa un
changed to V higher, while other grades
wi uuvhariteU.
Y . N H A
"Por Ma-nuolta.
Vnlon P. rifle
Anv, T A T.
An. Ar Chan,
do r'd
Am. Pnr'i. Tub.
Am. s.,ar
do nil
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da rtd
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Foreign Financial.
LONDON. March 4.r-Rate for money
were elor In the market today and the
Increased supplies wire dimlnlslied by the
demand. While the ectut redemption of
2C1.0u.t(0 In treasury bill largelv btiiefl:ed
the market, the addition to the market
supply only approximated T.SKKAi. The re.
malnder went to llyuldste borrowings from
the Bank of England end meeting the
country month-Urn demsn.1 Ruslrtas on
the gtock exchange wa dull. Consols im
proved but reaoted to 8Mi for the account
Ameilcans. opened lifeless. ral'l-d and
closed Him. Grand Trunks were flat on the
traffic decrease. Foreigners were firm.
The amount of bullion taken Into the Rank
Of England 011 balance today was 64 ().
BUR LIN. March 4. Discount rate, short
hlll.24 per cent: three months bll'a. 31
pe.' rent. There waa no noteworthy changee
in '
c cc. A St. L, g.
. ni. Term. 4j....
Ton. Tobacco 4. .,
Cnlo A S. 4a
D. A R. O. 4
Krt prior lion 4
do fnari ta..
F W. A D. C. 1
Hocklns V.I 41,. '..1044'
L. A N. unllwt 4.. Hi
Offered.
4 US T, Bt. L. A W. 4... 4
.. 0 Ifntoo Pacini- 4a 1H2'4
.. 4714 do corn. 4a 454
Ht I' B 8tal Id t.... 714
Waoaah.la lK'W
4 deb. B S?
W.- A L. B 81
Wltoonatn Cant. 4a.. M
do coo. 44 aid., to
1(4
44
44
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Leadoa Stuck Market.
LONDON, March 4.-Close:
Conaola. fr monar . aSH'N T. Crntral.
o lot account... an -ia; norroi
14 r pfd
. 714ns4arlo A Wast.
, III) PaanaylTanU
. tilt Xand Ulna ....
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. 40 w, I do tat rtd..
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Atrhlaon
do pM
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Canadlaa Pii'tnc ..
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par a ..,
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do td r'd ....
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STEERS AND HEIFERS.
ttl ' It II IHT I TS
5 I f 11 11M I 40
lin 11 I ....lilt) 4 on
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BTEERS AND COWS.
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SILVER Bar. tiulet, M 7-1W per ounce.
M NEY-2'0:, per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is SS&34 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 1-14 per cent.
any department on th bourse
FARIS. idarctt 1 Tradinf vu the bouree LH'
Bank Clearlags. .
OMAHA, March 4. Bank clearings for
today, 21.S40.3.'Ot3, an Increase of 271,77;. H
over the correeponillng day last year.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. March 4.-COTTON-Spot
market closed quarter higher; middling
Gulf, 146uc; sales, 1.112 bale,. Fu
tures opened steady; March, lo4Jc; i,-m
Offered ut lSSc; May, ii.iic; June, offered
at lst&c: July, lS.7uc; August, IS. 11c; Htn
tember. IS SOc. '
LIVERPOOL, March 4 COTTON-Bpot,
good bualnes dme; prices 8 points lower;
American middling. 2 Kid.
GALVESTON, March 4. COTTON
Steady, 14c.
Wool Market.
BO8TON, March 4. WOOL Territory
wools active; pulled and foreign wools firm
and steadv. The leading quotations are:
Miho, medium. lValle; low -medium, 17lsc.
Wyoming, fine, li-ultjo;- heavy fine. lol4c;
medium. Iijtfl9c; low medium. IWifjOo. Ctah
and Nevada, title, lfxloc; Heavy fine 1P,
14c; fine medium. 1V01c; medium, lMne;
low 4ndium, l!fJ0c. lakota tine. l6olf,c,
fine medium. lMQ.te; medium, Itwlse; low
tnedlam, llariKic. Montana, medium choice,
ljuc; average. lVliic; staLiie. laaic; ine
gium cht)lc 12-irtno.
r. LOUS. March 4 WOOL 8teadv
medium grades, comhlng and clothing 1,'rt
i!14c. light fine, ljilTHc; heavy tUie." li
UU fcd, 2043 We.
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.177 I
HEIFERS.
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tun
2 f!
4 1346
T1
. (tin
. im
, f4
194
466
t 74
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BULLS.
t t'. 1 . . . .
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STOCKEP-9 AND
1 140 I 10 T. .
in rro t is ii .
I u 1 in if...
1 731 I SO 1..
1 ton I Ml ..
IS 44 I 40
HOGS There
here this morning.
were quoted lower,
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' St. I.onls Live etock Market.
ST. LOnS. March 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,100 head. Including 400 Texans;
murket stendy; native shipping and export
steers. 24.-'Oft5 '."I; dressr-d beef nr)d butcher
steer J4.0OfiR.0n; steers under 1.000 pounds,
23 70014 W; stockers nnd feeders, t? V);
cows and heifers, 22.25fi45f: CTnners, ;!.")'?
jr.O: hull. 3-503.60; cnlves. 33 0(7.00; Texas
an'l Indian steers 23.O0'!T4.4O; cows nnd
heifer VttXiMf,. ' -
HOGS Receipts, B BOO head; mnrket was
stfadv; pigs and lights. 34 6fifi5O0: puckers.
21 flMJB.40; butchers and best heavy, 25.35
45i!)
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, ? OftO
head: market firm: native muttons. 24 00
t4 0S: lambs, 24 50(nfiO: culls and bucks,
22.O0ff3.f5; stockers. 22.O0fr3.0O. . '
St. Joseph l ive Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 4 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.100 head: market steady to. weak;
native . steers. 14.0017 4 35: cows, tl 'VtiS.'Sr,
heifer 2-.i'i4i3.t0; stockers and feeder,
2? TS-frl.fO.
UOOit Receipts, 4?o0 head; market 101?
Ho lower: lights. 24.(Ofi5.10: medium nnd
hew F, 20416 40: bulk of sales. 2l.fK1fi5.3r.. .
SHEICP AND LAMBS Rcel nta, 600
h)ead; market ateady to !0c higher.
stock Market.
March' 4. (Special
lloni City l ive
SIOCX C1TT. la..
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts. 800 heed.
Market rtcutdy: beeves. 23.5"'j4 60; cows,
hulls and mixed, t2.O0iFi3.40; stockers and
feeders, H.tH'tf 3 80; calves and yearllnga,
t?.-r.0J.tiS.
HOGS Receipt. 2 hend. Market . fc
lower, solUng at 24.85'iZ6.20; bulk, 2 0Ot6.10.
) .. Stork la Bight.
Following are the receipts ot live stork
for the s4x principal westerp. cities yes
terday: ' , . Cattle. . Hogs. . Sheep.
South Omaha 2,500 t.Sofl 4.700
Phlcago 2.S00 1 8.000 7.00
Kansas City 2(0 2 2frt 3 01
St. Imls 1.21 tCO 2.04JO
St. Joseph ., 1. 100 4.2"0 500
Bloux City 300 2,50 ....
Totals
10,400 38,200 17.200
OH and Koala,
NEW YORK, March 4 OILS Cot ten
seed, steedv; prime vllow. SS'ac. fetrN.
lettm. steady; refined New York, 28 75: Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, $ 7u: prime In
bulk. 1180 Turpentine dull, tX"5ii24c.
MitSIN Dull; strained common to gA'id,
t2.7o-rJ-2.75.
OIL CITY. March 4.-01 LS Credit bal-
Ttry Goods Mnrket.
KKW TORK. March 4. DRY HOODS
Boring has been on the limited order.
Tohhurs arp evldnntlv determined to pr.
ered cnntlntislv and tn renllse on the cheap
goods lh stork before adding materially to
llilr ' sjiitiplli .' Jnb'-iir continue hijsy,
hnlh fo,r-nl!y nnd throttch'ivU the connlry. ..
UK AIi K4TATR Tn i!Kr:ng,
Deeds filed . for record March 4 na fur
nished' by the Midland Otinrantee Bi'd
Trbst company, bonded bstr.trtrr,' I'll
Fnrnam street, for The Bie:
Charles A. Kent and wife to Mary L
Jansen, all of blocks S, 7, 8 23 nnd 24
In Halcyon Height f 1
Isaac V. Clark to Ferdinand Jens-n,
part of lot 4. Mock SO. South Omnhn. . jG00
Fred 1. ..Aulsbrook and Wife to Robert
Nleoll, lot r In re-plnt of lots 1, 2
and 8. block 4, Remls Park 678
Milton Truat company tn ITenry F.
Hama'nn. lot 1. Grldih Isniic s add. 1,600
The Byron Reed rnmprtrv to John J.
Toms, part- of lot 8. Dewey I'lice. !
and part of tag lot , S'c. 10-15-18 ... 80)
John J. Tomg and W'lfe to Mabel Olsen,
same I..-.:....; ; J,")))
Mutual Ixittn Building association to ,
Krtward P. Donnh.no nart nf lots 10
nnd 11 block 7. Dr.iWVs odd 1,000
Henry F. Humann nnd wife to Mlltnn
TrttafCo.. lots 3 and 4. block 4. Isaacs
& Seldens 7.500
rBM, RAICH and EUtZINQ
Western Lands
along the line of the Union PaclBo
Railrold are a'.Unctlng U14) uttentioa oi
Capitalists icckiug
INVESTMENT
??lie purchase of cheap Western land
sold lor cash or oq time payment) I
fully lu:iricd by the present price and
existing condition fur substantial nl
growing revenue. buch opportunities
In the Weit are fait passing, fact.
mp and particular FKhiJ.
LAND DkFL tolas Pacific B R., Oaaks, Kk.
' 11 neiisji wit fisinnintni.n
CEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain, Provisions At Stocks.
Member Omaha Oraln Lxrbangs,
Chicago Board Vf Trade and other
xrhunge.
OcirrejtH,ndent Bartlett, Frazler V
Currlrgton.
aiS Board f Trade Bld'g. Omshi.
110 i y
117" 'S 1 '
FTCFDF.RS.
si I
Ill I 70
. . m 1 lit
M I 7
N IN
rather a small tun
but. aa other market
prices continued ! wn-
ard at this point also The market oi. ne 1
slow, but about a nickel lower on the go u
weight hog. A vM-y prime loeul, weighing
40 pounds, sold as high as V So The bulk
of the rho4i heavy hogs, however, s,.d
from Hli to .i Later In the morn ng
adhere from Cliicago were mere unttiw.T
able, the market being otioted 6-iltsr lower,
and as a result tlie market here rated off,
tiaekers bidding, generally a U me l jer.
aleemen were not Inclined to take off that
much and trading w. is very el iw. .The
bulk of the medium to gix d weights to d
frmn IB to ta W. with the lighter ldu.ua
from W ii down. .
At noon there were still quite a few hegs
In first hands and the tuatlon was re--tainly
no better. Packers were "ry Irid f
ferent Hnd salesmen found it bard- to set
even a bid on the late arrivals. There werj
4 good many I1ht weluh's her today ihat
sold from 14.75 to M. Represent. Hue
FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WiTH
tl CflF GOMMISSION C
Ur Wm (INCORPORATtD. ir 3 $ I
ale
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Capital and Surplus. $603,033. OO.
General Offices: N. Y. Life ttldc., Minneapolis.
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I PCCT'CCBVIPC Moat reliable market in formation. Largest
I bLOl wCllllUla private wire system In Antir t.
2WC HIIIDlMTCr o (cul your orders if the market
Ilia UUAilHtl I CC rtawhee. lite priue vvtuc i you cl.
We chare No IXTI UI S T for carrying longr stocks.
3. MARGINS REQUIRED WStt?: "-M -r
4. REFERENCES orr,?"0""' a,,,J s,a" Bank: Brnch
tUAHA ERAMCH 1618 Firosa St., Tel. 3457. TH33. M. WADDICK, Cor.
Mr B.-We leeue each week an exhaustive review rf the resrkets nd the
meet accurate) forecast of future uaM-emeiita. rte at any of our office.