THE OMAHA DAILY PEE: WEDNESDAY. MAttCIl 0. 1004.
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Haa Another Bad Day and Bulla
Get a 8urprie.
REPORTS FROM SOUTH ARE DEPRESSING.
(,'ora lias Better Tone Price A4tinrfi
Un and Onr-fclahth Cents
Foreign 0iralnn Are
on.
OMAHA, March 8. 14.
VhPat had anothor bad day. The l.reak
Surprised tne tuil eminent, who could not
explain It. Tfi- Cwlillmieo.' l'd reports
from the south. t and th firomlse f a
lung drawn out Argentine mrlke should
have hdd tho inarki-t rather strong. Kor
rlgn tptnliig. however, were off and gave
no support te the Atncrlran market. Chi
cago ;Uy tpnwl wildly, the quotation
being liom to MW-, one higher and
th other lower than the clone Monday.
There was no mistaking tho weakness of
the market for aoon afler the opening It
broke to Wr. It Inter milled to We, and
at noon stood at 6-o. Omaha waa much
weaker tlitm Chicago. May hroke rapidly
from K5o, the opening, to Wo. It later took
atreriRth from thlcago and rallied to Mc.
Omaha July wua stringf! than May and
only fell away Vta. Chicago showed a
spread of .-' nt the opening ahd ranged
from Sc to !V. Corn had a better tone
than wht-at and advanced. Chicago seemed
to be cleaned up and the small offerings
were quickly taken. From M'c thin futme
advanced to 65SV and then weakened
toward the close to MTc. Omaha advanced
from 4..NC tu 4tfrc.
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close Monday and
today were us follows;
Closea
Open. High. Iow.Today.Monr.
wneat
Mny ..
July ..
Corn
May ..
July ..
Oats
May ..
March
85
4T4j
F5
82t4
82
1
44",
Mil
82 U
RS4
to
454
4lv
40' 4
10
46
4.V.
4fl4 40Mi 4f4
40
Local nah tiraln Murkil.
Tha coh hnltieaa was again dull
the
ear shortage plays a considerable part In
this. Kiiltwn." are uiiwuiihk iu iuinnu
cars while rates are down. Wheat waa lo
up, due somewhat to (he larger shipments
to Kurope and the unfavorable reports In
Huf-sla. and Argentine. Receipts lit wheat
were 1 car In and ti cats out; one week
ago, 2 and t) 'ears.' Pern and oats were
firm at the price of Motnluy. Receipts of
torn were 22 cars In and 26 cars out; one
week ago. 31 ami 10 oars oats receipts
were 2 cars In and 8 cars-out; one week
an A and fi mil.
Representative sale of car lota oy sam
ple, on track, Omaha:
Mixed Corn No. 8. 1 car, 'jc; l car, ircj
Cuis. 414c: No. 4. 1 car, 0. ...
wuf.iT-Nn. 1 hard. 8lfaN6e: No. 3 nam.
WHMc; No. 4 hard, "'rfTlc; No. 2 spring,
Uiymc; No. I Spring, 7W4oi No. 4 spring,
low 74c.
CoHN-No. , 2VcMAci No. I. 4ilHj41c:
No. 4. 8!W40c; No. 2 yellow, 2H'iM3r: No. 8
iellow, 4JS2c; No. 2 white, 4j43c; No.
white, 41Va-t2c.
OAT8 No. 2, 87fic; No. 3, 3fiS3,c; No . 4.
154233; No. 2 white, 41ii42c; No. 3 white.
Iu4ooj standard. tOttHlVsc.
Hotea of the Gratia Trade.
Tha foreign weekly crop summary fol
lows: I'nlted Kingdom, conditions, extremely
poor: France, recent improvement In
weather conditions has been maintained
and wheat crop looks favorable; Kussla,
winter weather haa returned, but tempera
tures not severe and, crops are under snow
covering; Roumanla, Bulgaria and Hun-
r;ary. Rains and further snow falling dur
ng laat week, crop condition! favorable;
Dei-many, weather eopUnues cold, but no
serious complaints. '
Primary receipt were: Wheat. 631. ono
bu. against 613.1W hu. ont year ago; corn,
ware 607,010 bu. against 835 ,000 bu. flhlp-
Jnentg werel Wheat, 4fl7,000 bu. against
64,000 bu. cor n . 407100 bu., against 633,0)
Not frna the Eithugc Offlces.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 86 cars.
Of wheat, 8 cars graflad No. 8 hard winter
and 8 cars No. 4 hard winter. Of corn,
18 cars graded No. 8, 8 Cars No. 4, 1 car
Tio grade, 3 oara No. 8 white, and 1 car
Mo. 4 white. Of oats, 1 cars graded No.
i and 8 ear No. 4 white
The arm of MoWhorter, Bollinger V Bun
larland bag dissolved. The senior member
J,t the firm, 8. A. MoWhorter, continues
q buatnees by himself, - holding the old
olrloea, V. C Molllnger will oontlnue in
the surra offloea with Mr. MoWhorter, but
rot a a partner. W. C. Sunderland, with
N. R. Updike, has taken ths offices for
merly used by A. V. Klneler. The new firm
la atvled tha Bunderland Grain and Com-
tnlaslon company and Is a correspondent
tl Bartlett-Frasler, Chicago. It begins
uslneaa tomorrow. B. A. McWhorter la
fitting up his office so aa to glvs hi pi mora
1-oom.
OvaJii Markets Klsowfear.
Clnelsg price of grain Monday and
today .i ti market named were as fol
low: KAN BAB CITT. no
Wheat Today. Tst'r,
May w
July T7tt
Cv2y 43
July - 43
TSH
4SH
44
BtT. VOXJiA.
WheU
May
.. 87V.
e.83T4i.
4S14B
.. 47rl
July
July
Wheat-
86
4RT4
D
8, , say
MINNEAPOLIS.
May
4
96
-July
- m
DULUTH.
Wheat- .
May
July -
.. 83B
B6l
NlkW YORJC
Wheat
May ...
July ..
.... 97,
88A
KLOW TORK. OBKERiL MARKET.
(notations of tha Day a Various
Contniodlllca.
N'KW TORK, March 8-FLOUR-Ro-eeipu.
2,lh4 bbla. ; vxporta, 2,4;v bbl.;
market quiet and i.omlnaily lower to
sell; winter atraJghts, H swa6.1;- Mlhne
ota patents, lo.J&'uo.GU; winter pat
enu. 8X;u.ao; extraa, 8.iiiu(.00; Minnesota
bakers, H.fni.lv; winter low grades, 13 .l.'m
8 so. Ry Hour, dull; fair to good, 84 !kui
4. So; choice to fancy, HixKy 4.b6. iiuckwne.t
flour, nominal.
I'oHiNMIiL Steudy ; yellow western,'
ll.lT'-i; city. 11.11: kiln dried. $3 154i S. 26.
RVlC Kaay; No. 2 western, xle, to Hrrlve.
BARl.KV yulet; fmaling, faoc, c. I. f., New
Tfork: mailing. 6u'ioc. c. I. f.. liulfalo.
V 11 t'.AT Receipts, 66,165 bu.; vot. easy;
No. 2 red, tl.i.J elevator and ll.H'Ul.Ot f. o.
b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. tl.Oi. f.
0. b.. nrioul; No. 1 noriherit Man. t,. ha,
nominal, f o. b., afloat. Option market
after midday was very weak. The clou
showed le net decline; Mny, mVuM)1 ',
cloaiMl at 7c: Julv. !US,W.it ' , clo 1 at
aj'sc- Bepf ember, SSS'fS. clored at h"i7c.
CORN Receipts, 61.273 Ln : cxjrta, 14,il4
bu.; spot, easy; No. 2, nominal elevator
and 5Sc f o. b.. attoat; No. 2 yellow, 67e;
No. ! white, laic. Option market lost lis
advance and cloaed eav wlih wheat at
MiV- net liisw. May, 5fifif,9V,c, closed at
eCNc; July, fdSffSiHe, closed at BOH.
OATS Hecrlpta. 72.0iO bu.; spot, easy;
No. 2. Mc; stands nl wh'te, 6'IVc No. i
white. 64.': No. 8 white. 63o.
H AT Qifle' : shipping. tCWac;' good to
choice 9Ae'-in 06. .
RICR-Rteady; domestic, fair to extra, SH
fiSWc: .lapin. nominal.
HOPB- Firm: state common to cholc.
19W. li7o: 1o ?41Tyte; olds. IRilSc. Pa
cific coast, 1M, 27633c; 101 J4ff?7e; old. 18
4t t Rv.
HIPKS firm: aalveston, W to 8 lha.,
ISc; rallfornla. 21 to 25 lhe.. ISc; Texas dry.
24 to 3 lbs.. IV.
TALLOW Dull; oltv (2 per pkg), 6o;
country (nkes free), CifiSHc.
LKAT1I KR Firm : add -tfrVir. '
WOOlj-FIrm: fleece. viS?e.
PROVI8IONS4H-ef. firm; famllv, 111 60
fill 50; mass. f9 M: beef hams ' 8"0 Soft
86.00; packet. Iio Sown 6f: ritv etra India
mess. l0Cfr1 nn. Ont me t qirttt; nlrk
le1 bellies. 7 5fv(t5: plem- hoi'1era
8sa.26: pickled hams. Sl0.0n4ni.O0. I.ard.
quiet. western steamed. 7 70; retlned.
steady, continent. 87. M:- B.uiih Amerlei.
18 88; compound M JTVyfil.Oft. Pork steadv;
family. Il m SO; short clei.r, l'tnn.75;
Dieaa 1R Reil in. .. .
Bl'TTKR Ktrm: freeh creamery. l!324c;
tata dalrv. 14i21c.'
CHEKjJE Klrm; state, full cream, fsncr.
large and small, colored and while, tfep
temhar. l?e; Inte made, 10;c.
Koairro: wata--o rlrats. tie.
POI'LTRY-AMve. staaJv: western chlrk-
nn lie; fowls. 13Wr turkeys Dreaded.
steady: weal am ehtckena. I?'.,,!.-: fou la
11V; turke. It IV. 4
Phlladelnhla I'radara Market.
fit I LAD El. PHI A. March fc-BUTTKR-Ixrr;
extra weetern creamarr.
fcrart.y tirlnu. taa
AAjU4-Mrk4 Ha lowar; freab Baarby,
a'Hc at mnrk; frh waatarn. fr-nh
smith wnatarn. J"j''; frsh soutliarn, .
CHEKHIv K"lrm, imd domHnd; NeV Vrk
full crami ch'il'e to fnnry, im,';ll1v;
Nw Ywrk fjll i res ma, fair to good, luVf'if
lie.
tlllAr;o UII4M All rROVIIOXS.
Features of the Tradlaa; aal I loalnsj
lrlee an Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO March . Indications that the
Kansas-Oklahoma crop scare has perhaps
lieen exacgerated Induced liberal selling of
wheat tolny. The m.irket closed at a
n.-t loss of i'tc for May and lSiilHc for
Jnlv. I'nrn U d.iwn a ahMfle. Oats are
oft -c. iTovlsinns are a shade lower to
2c higher.
'ntit rudlrflnn rf tha rrtmrtpd settlement
of the Argentine strike caused at the
opening an Improved tone In wheat. Bhorts
covered freely In both May and July, the
latter option selllr.g up to !V, while May
held firm at St''- Toward the middle of
the diiv prices slumped severely, May
dropping to (rjc, while July sold off to
KMv. Just before the close extreme weak
nefS ngaln developed, and May declined
to HIV, a loe of 2e from the high point
of the dav. July dropped to 87Sc. a de
cline of 2Hc from the top. Final figures
on May were lc. July closed at Mc.
Clear receipt of wheat and flour Mere
equal to Slx.fiiO bushels. Frlmarv receipts
were 3d.0ii bushels, against B13.ft00 bushels
a year ago The worm visible, accord
ing to lirndstreets. decreased 429. OU0 bush
els. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
fiorted receipts of 316 cars, against 4o2 cars
ast week and 3S"S cars a year ago.
Higher prices at Liverpool, due to re
ported unfavorable weather In Argentina,
caused strength In the t-orn pit early In
the session. The close waif comparatively
steady at the decline with Mny a( 53e.
Tim opening on May was n'fic to V'MrC
higher at 4fc to f4'o, and the range was
between Wc and iftc. July sold between
51o and Ril?sc and closel at a loss of itftl
Sc at fil'c. Local receipts were i!2
car. 8 of contract graile.
Oats met with a fair scattered demand
from commission house. Tha close was
fairly steudv. The opening on May was
lo to Sc higher nt 11" to 42c. After
ranging between 41'Kf41V th close was
"i ii-c. juiy soio oetween i',v4 ana i'c,
nnd cloaed at the low point, with a loss of
yi v. I,ocnl receipts were 3ii2 cars. Re
duction In receipts and advance In prices
at the yards caused firmness In provisions.
May pork closed at I13.K74. I.ard was up
Z'V at 7 324j. nnd rllts a shade lower at
$7.1714. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 30 cars; corn, KO cars; oats, 210
care; hogs. 28,0mO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Oren. Hlgh. Ixiw. (l3se. Tesy
Wheat
Mnv
a July
b Julv
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
Mav
.THv
Pept.
Ofl's
Mnv
Julv
Sept.
Tork
Mav
July
I.Td
Mav
July
Ribs
Mav
July
fl34-4H!
!1
7M.
n
fV'H'
i'4l
S9H1 !1
-'4 ss74
S3V
W1mC4
W4i4l
54 f"4l
VI (, l
Bl iff '4'
i
42'4'iT.!
fiRm P3H'
r.i
M'4
60l
.41V
43'4'41 (ff'l
40-SI MM
4JU
3!"', SlWiffVi
34'84'4'5'Hl
!H S)W
P4
1
13 !
14 10
7 s:,
7 45
7 X
7 3fi
1t 13 77'V 13 R7V,
11 7H
14 32V4I 13 B7H1 14 10
If Ub
7 30
1
7 40
7 55 j
7 r.
T 37V4
7 27K.'
t 424J
7 1S I
7 27HI
7 S?H
7 BO
7 42H
T1TH!
T 20
7 30
7 43H
No. 1 a Old. b New.
v Caah Quotation were a follows! .
VIAJVA Steady; winter patents, Jo.OO-JJ
t.lu: straights. 4.70u4 bo: soiing patents.
$4.6ctgC.U0; utrulghls, H.'&mi.w, bukcrs, U-'M
UrJ.mi.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, oc; No. t spring,
8n4T!i2c: NO. 3 red. KKVavl'io.
CORN No. 2. MVaii-.c: No. 2 yellow. B2'ie.
' OATS No. 2. 40Vt41u No. 8 white, 4iVut
43c.
BARLEY-Good feeding, SSGHOc; lair to
olioice malting, fcjijbeo.
BEMDS N. 1 flax, 11.08;. No. 1 north
western, 31.14; prime timothy, 3.26; clover,
contract grade. 311.66.
PHOVIrTlONH-Mes pork per. bbl, 113.374
014.00. laird, per h" lbs., ihib'tlrt 17V. Uliort
ribs sides lioose), 4fi 9; V(i 7.W. Short .clear
side (boxed), IT.STm-W.
Following were I lie receipt and ship
mailt of tlour and araln:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls X4U0 21.600
Wheat, bu 4;.0U0 27. Si)
Corn, bu 246.0O0 156,700
Oats, bu 313.2O0 ' 16.1. SO
Rye, bu K.I") . 14.3o0
Barley, bu 103,W) 83,100
On tha Produce exchange today tha but
ter market waa dull and easy; creameries,
14a23Vtc; dairies, 13V,'d2lc. Kggs, steady; a
mark, cases included, 16Vkitrlic. C'heeve,
steady, luVVu'll-
OMAHA WIIOLCI4LK MARKET.
Condition of Trade and t)notntlon on
Staple nnd Fancy Produce
EtKlS RecelDts. more l.beral: market
weaker; freh stock, l&o; including cases.
uvis 1'iiultki liens, yc; young
roosters, uc; old roosters, 6c; turkeys,
Uu 14c: ducks, S'c; geese, be.
DRE88KO POLLTRY-turkeys. lUmic
ducks, Uiql2c; geese, lvo; cnicken. lO'ullc,
liL 1 Ih-lt 1'acklng - stocK. UHc; choic
to fancy dairy roll. liuHa teparator, 2oc
FRESH rTSH Troul, tt'Vu'uc; pickerel.
SH'UW; plka, Wc; perch, HjStot llueflsh
16.;. wbltotlah. 4ic; salmon. 11c: haddock.
10c: codfish, 12c; redsnapper, lie: lobsters,
boiled, tier lb., tic lobsters, arsen. par lb..
8oc; bullheads, 11c; cattish, 1314c; black
bass. 8uc; halibut, 10c; crappies, 12c; her
ring, 4fc; whit buss, 13c; Dlueflns, 8a
melts, loyuc.
OYSTERS New Tork . Count, per ' can,
43c; per gal, 8200; extra seloot, per caa,
3bc; per gai., ilhi; sianuara, per. (an, fia
per gal., 81.W.
BRAN Par ton. 816.60.
HAY Price uuoted by Omaha Wholesal
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
M.60: No. 2. 86.00; medium, 86.601 coarse,
86.00; rye straw, 8600. These price are for
hay of good eolor and quality. Demand
fate and recelnta llaht.
Clll.00; per bbl., 87.00; leaf lettuce, per 4oa.
Duncnea. vxs. .
Tl'RNIPS Bouthern, per Son., 78o.
BEETS Southern per do., 76o.
" CARROTS Southern, pef dog., T6e.
PARSLEY Southern, per do., 81.00.
Slllt tIT nar do.. 7R.
ONION SETS Per bu. of 83 lbs., yellow.
81.60; red. 81.75; white w.w.
APPr.KR California liellflo wars, per box
81.76: New York export Greening. Russets
and Baldwins, 24.00.
CRAN UK KRIES Jersey, per bbl.,$7.00
er box, 82.60, Wisconsin Dell and Bugle,
.00: Ken ana merry, io.au.
GHAI'LS imported MulugUS.
per keg,
IS Ol
ST RAW BE RR1 ES Florida,
too.
VEGETABLES.
per QL. 46
POTATOES Colorado, l.u0; Dakota, per
tu.. l w, natives, kc.
SWEET 1'OTATOLS Muscatine, psr bW,
83 60.
N AVT REANS Par bu.. 82
CELERY Large aiiiornia. sue, 71o and
Mle
ONIONS Spanish, per crute. 81.80; Colo
rado yellow and red. Der 11).. 3c
CAliliAQE-Wisconsin Holland, 8e; new
CHf.rtila. sc.
TURNIPS White, per bu., 60o.
CtliroTH- IVr mi., J1 00.
PARSNIPS Per bu.. 78c
RKKT9-Per bu.. 750.
AL'LIFLOWEU California, per crate.
II "
rrcrMRERS-Per doi.. 81 Kffl 80.
TOMATOEb r'lotlda, ir 0-baaket crate,
81. to.
rtATilSIf T3 Per doi. bunches. JEo.
LETT L'CH HEAT'S Per dos hunches. 80c
THi U'lt'AL FR' ITS.
ORANGF.S Navala, all sites, tJ 5.jaj.7S
I.KMONH-Callfornl 1, fancy. ,' v 10 j&
ttS choir 140 to 870 tftleM. 13 004U3.26.
FIOB Ca'iiforrd.t, ier lo-lb. cartona, 85c;
Imported Smyrna, t-crown, lie; t-crown,
lflc: 7-cron. lrtc.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch,
82 iii'.'-o; Joint.iis. 82 751)3 25.
IiATKK Perman. per mi or at page,
J2(i; tnr lb. In Mu. boxes. Oc; Oriental
sturf.d ilatea. tier box. 82 40.
CuCOANLTS-Pcr sack. 84.00; per dot.,
(Oo.
MISCELLANFOfS.
rilFEPE-Wisconsin twina, full cream.
12c: Wisconsin Young Ameiicaa, 13c; Mock
Swlsa. 10c; Wisconsin brick. 13c; ttlsi-onan
llnihurger. Ifc. I
HONEY Nebraaka. per 84 frm. MOO;
I'tah and Colorado, rer 24 frames, U.vO.
M API K SrilAR Ohio, per lh.. Wc.
CIIEn Per .d . 5; per Vi bbl.. 83 !5.
H O RS ERA DISH I'er case of 8 dot.,
pneked kf,
lIIPEtr-Ke. 1 green, tic; No. I green. Sc;
No 1 salted. Tc; No. 8 salted, tic; No. 1
veal rslf. 8 to It lbs. 8Sc; No. 8 veal coif.
11 to 14 lbs., V; salted hides, eft He:
aheer. pelta. 26475c: horaa hides. ILatjAi).
Nl'TS Walnuts. No. soft shell, per lh..
ISc; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 8 soft shell,
per IK, 13c: No. 8 hard shell, per !., 12c;
Ilrftills. jer lb.. He; filberts, per lb.., He;
almonds, aoft shell.. pr lb.. 15c; hard
shell, per lb.. 13c; pecans, large, per Jh.,
12c; small, per th., 10c : peanuts, per lb,
c; roasteil peanuta, per lb., to; Chill aU
nnta, 12'lSHc: large blckorv nuts, par bu ,
II W; shell harks, ptr bu., 82.00; black wal.
nuts, per bu., 31.25.
MllwanVee Grata Market.
MILWAIKEE. March 8-WHEAT-lc
lower: Nn 1 northern.
7t18o: No. t north-
ern o.fj;Sc: old Joly
RYE IWc lower; No.
PAHLEY lc lower;
Co RN-Steady: Ko.
teeVc bid.
1. 73ic.
No. 8. Sict sample.
8. 43a44Sic; 'July.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Continue! in a But of Dnllnou and
8lrjgeihneis.
PENNSYLVANIA INFLUENCES ADVERSELY
Damage by Flooda aad Consequent
Obatrnetloas rrere Also I favor
able Factors In the Mar
ket leaterday.
NEW TORK. March 8 Teatenlav a dla.
flKilntment over the nonappearance of the
orthern Securities decision still welahed
Upon the market todav an,l threw it t.ni W
Into the rut of dullness and abiEeiahnass
iiico reairictea its movement iMt wee.
rices Muttered for a tim mthor ahrrta nf
below yesterday s level, but without getting
ir imm mat in either direction. A more
hcerful tone in the foreign marital! halrail
he market.
The Statemenr In tha annual rennet nt
President Oould of the Missouri I'aolflo of
purcnase or a sufllcient amount of VVa
asn preferred StocK to consolidate its
"m'roi waa the subject of some comment.
una were signs neara tnst Pennsylvania,
in mak in the fla-ht for tha Hirr.rMiiai in
iayor or i nnadelphla on lak grain trafnc,
mignt Incur some adverse Influences In
tne carrying out of It New Turk termlnnl
projects i
Kepoits or flood damaa-e and obstruction
Were another Influence. Northern Hecur-
les made a further deellfia nn tha enrh
nd with the Sellln of f'ennsvlvanl.i under
mined the market. The sluggish and ir
regular movement of stocks was eommunl-.
rated to the bond section. Total sales nar
aloe. Jl.wo.noii. fnlted States bond were
nchanged on call.
FollOWlne Wee tha mlfiUtlnna An
Tork Stock exchange:
Sales.Hlgh. bow. Close.
Atchison
...10,800
do nfd .
Baltimore & Ohio ..
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
hesaneake A Ohio
'eoo
Chicago & Alton ....
d pfd
Chlcugo Ot. Western
82
112
139T4
tilcairo Ar N. w
Chic. Mil. A 8t
P....U200
do pfd
Chicago Ter.
ao prd
.. C '. & fit. L ...
. 100
Colo. Houthern
do 1st. pfd
do 2d rfd
Del. Hudson
Del.. Lark. A Wul ..
Denver & R. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
locking Valley
do tifd
89
Illinois Central
200 1KH
owa Central
do rfd
K. rtourhern
do pfd
lno
!.
, 2.3U0
4(10
S214
loss
144H
84
115
824j
loVi
14W4
4
114
Louisville & Nash....
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Metropolitan at. Rv..
Minn. A Pt. Louis...,
M., Bt. P. & 8. 8. M..
100 11 14 61V.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
M.. K. & T
8.300
1,00
600
l'.ioo
700
87
IB'
S0'
li3
68.
1H
114
do nfd
Nat." of Mex., pfd
New York Central....
Norfolk & Western..,
IMS
Xi
113
dm nfd
Ontario Western..,
Pennsylvania ,
Pitts., C. C. aV Bt. L.
Reading ;
8,400 0 40H
t'.ioo 2oii ieii
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d nfd ,
Rock Island Co
do pfd
fit. L. A 8. F., 2d pfd
Bt. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Poclfto ....
Southern Railway ...
do pfd ,.
Texas A Pacific? ....
Toledo.. BL L. St W.
do Dfd
t'nlon Pacific
do Dfd
Wabash
100
do pfd
1,609
Wheeling A Lake E..
Wisconsin central ..v
do pfd i.... 100
Adams Express r
Amef. Express
.40
r H. ivxpress ....
Wells-.Fargo Express.
Amal. Copper 18,000
4fl7,
IPS
69H
Amer. Car St F'dry..
400
do pfd
200
Amer. Cotton Oil
do rfd
American Ice
800
1,400
do pfd
Arner. Linseed OH ..
do prd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd
M4
Amer. Smelt, at R...
do pfd
TOO
8,400
Amer. Stia-sr Refg.
Anaconda Mining ....
Brooklvn R. T 21
Colo. Fuel A Iron
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products !
do pfd
rMstlllers' Securities.
General Electric ,,,,,
International Paper..
700 -181H
lot) 1114
11
11
do pfd
International Pump.,.
no pro ,
National .Lead
North American .....
100
410
Pacific Mail
People's Oaa
Pressed steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.,
Republic Steel ........
do pfd .
Rubber Ooods
do pfd ,
Tenn. Coal A Iron..
r. 8. Leather
: do pfd
V. 8. Realty
do pfd ,
IT 8. Rubber
do nfd
rnlted States Steel.
Wilt
8.100
urn
do nfd
WeaMne-honse TCIec.
..lteno
Western t'nlon .......
Northern Securities..
100 89
89
Total sales for the dav. 2S.200 shares.
. Boston Mock Quotations.
BOSTON, March 8 Call loans, JV4j per
cent; time loans, a.vn4 per cent, omciaj
rloalng price on nor" 'inn oonaa:
Atohlaoa adj. 4a tTVi
Waat1n.
... so
do 4a
Mrt. (-antral 4a 41
Atihlaon 4
do pfd H
Bnaton Allnr....l4
rvi'tan A Maine.:. ..144
Poaton ElaTated 1S4
Fltchburs vtd IM
Advantura
Alloaat
Amalaamatad
Atlantla
Blnshara
Clu mat A Hecla
Centannlal
., 14
.. 1H
... 4i
.. 7
... 11
...441
.. 114.
Copper Ranga ....
... o
,.. 14
,.. 4
Mtl Central ...
101 Till. Waat
N. T . N. H. A
H
Dominion Coal
. 71 iPranklla
Para Murquetta
t'nlon PaHflc
Amar. Ara. Cham.
do pfd
Amar. faau. Tuba
Amar. fuiar
do rfd
Amar. T T
Amar. Woolau
do pfd
rinm I. 4 .........
Kdian Klae lllu
Denrral Elartrlo ...
! Kiectrlo
do pfd
fnltd mm
t'plud Phoa Mich
do pfd
V. 8. Sieal
do pfd
illd. "yjiked.
... T'4j
... 1
7i (Irani
Tle Rnvala ....
Maaa Mining .,
Mlrhltaa
Mohawk
Montana C. A
Old Dominion ,
Oaeaola
Parriit
... T
. 74
. 4
.lt'4
.III
.ill
. MS
. tr;
. 7
tsi
.141
. 11
. 71
. T
... $H
... 4
... at 14
... fa
... 101a
. .. ia
... Ml
Uulaer
... P
744
... 11
... 44
... K"i
".
... a
::: tV
Shannna
Taniaak
Trlollf
V. B. Mining..
r a. 011 ....
fth
m Victoria
MV Winona
U4j Woliarlna
Leadoa Stock Market.
LONDON, March 8. Closing:
Con acta, money....
tt 1-14 N. T. Cantral.,
7-11 Norfolk A W..i
.. IHl do plJ
.. 7Sj""!rl" A W..,
.. II PannarWaala .
117
"v'.i4o4
do accouut
Anaconda
Alchlaon
do pfd
Baltlmura Ohio.
TIMKand Mlaaa ..,
anadlaa PaclBo .
Chea. A fltilo
Chlc.io Ot. W...
C . M. A St. P...
...111'
... 104
...11
...141
... 111
... 11
... 41
... 134,
... 14
... 40
HaaJlna
au lat pta.
So 8d sfa
84
So. Railway .
au
, 64
, 46
IMBaara
b. a X. c.
do ,t4
gn
da lat pfd
da ii ptd
Illlnala Cantral .,
Louia A Naah....
Q std ....
Ba. Pa.lOo ...
I atos Paciao
Uu pfd ....
IT. 8. Klaal...
4s all ....
Wahaah
8a pr ....
. 711
. u
US
. 171.
. 14
...ito
...sua
. aa
M . K A T...
16
S1LTER Bar. steady, 2 ll-16d per ounce.
Monr.i-iw per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
ia HfS 1-1 pr cent; for three months' bills.
l-Jxa3Vi Vet cent.
Xew Terk kleaey Market.
NEW TORK, March 8. MONEY On
call. IV '53 per cent: closing bid. IV t r
ceirt; offered, at 3 per cent, lime loans,
euy; te days, per cent: 90 days, 3ii?
8V Der cent: 6 moutris. 4 ner cent.
PitlMfci MLRCANTlLk PAPER tilt1.
"(JTEKLINa EXCHANGE Heavy ; cloaed
firm, with actual business In bankers' bills
at 84-avA4ri.4ai tr aauiaud aad al ti.4Ww.4f
4 7D for AO dsvs blll: posted rates, 84 MHtt
4.8714: cmmerclal bills, St ssu,.
SILVER-Rr. RT'nc; Mixicsn dollsi-a, 4.
RoNDS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are
fellows:
V. 8. ft It, ret..
do roupn
o U. rs
4 coapoii
An nw 4s, rr . . . ,
do new 4, res...
do old 4b. res
do coupon
Atrhlsnn cm. 4a
do JJ. 4
Atlantic C. U 4a..
b A O 4
do ma
rantm of O. ...,
do lat Ine
Chea A Ohio 4H .
Chlraito A A.
C , B. Q. n. 4k
d. Has p. 4
C N. W. e U
C. R. I. A P. 4a
o eol. fta
.14V Vinhnttin f a 4
l' IMai. Ontml 4a...
.I" I do 1st inc
I'H Minn. A St. L 4i
IIJ'4 M . K. A T. 4a...
.1?V do t
.l'Sli N. R. R. of M c.
. li-v N. Y. r. . li
. S N. J. r. s 6a....
.1014
. as
. 14
. M
. T
. V
i 74,
.. TH
, 1I
..llU'i
.. 70V
.. ST't
.. 114
.. Wi.
.. tMa
No Parlfic
do Si
N. A W. r. 4a
O S. L. 4i A par..
Venn. conv. la....
Reading gen. 4a
St. L. A i. at r. to
lulN
,. n
,.ios
,. ft
,.l'iii
,. 7r,n,st
L. A f F. fg 4i
i. foi
. II
. . 2H
..14
..1H4
8t. L. S. W. li
Seaboard A. 1.. 4i..
So. Pari nV 4
Bo. Rallwar it
Tetaa A P. 1
T.. St. b. A W. 4a.
.11H
.nr. 14
r r c. a at l s
4a.
... 7S'4
... M.
...04
... H
... H
iDlrago Ter. 4...,
Con. lonarco 4a...,
Cola. A So. 4s
D. R. O
Erie prior lien 4i
do gen. 4s
r. w. . c. ii
Hocking l. 44a
LAN. anl. 4t...
Offered.
t'nlon J'aclflf 4a 1W4
do conT. 4a Ma
TV s. steel Id (a.... ?:
Wahaah la US'
do deh. n.
f
4
W. A L. V.
.104
.!(
Wll. Central
coio. r. i.
K"4.
71
w York minlnar Stork
NEW TORK, March .-The following are
tne closing quotation on mining siocks
Adama fon
II
Ontario
4J
A Ilea
Praeea
t'omatork Tunnal
Con. (it. A Va...
Horn surer
Iron Sllrar
ladallla Ton ....
Little Chief
. ii
. Ill
. T
.its
.Ul
.1(0
. 1
.
Ophlr
Phoanlt
Pntoal
ftavaga
Hlerra Nerada
Small Hopaa .,
atandard
,...44
.... 4
.... 14
.... 4
.... M
.... ti
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Mach 8. In the money mar
ket today buBlness was alack. Consols
regained their early decline after making
a new low record lor tne account. 84.
Americans opened flrrrt and an upward
movtnneiit 111 some Instances was
appreciable. Foreigners wre Irregular at
the opening, but afterwards, with tho ex
ception of Japanese, Improved on Paris
support. The amount of bullion taken Into
tne nana ot England on balance today
was ;w,uw.
BERLIN. March I. Trading on the
Bourse was Arm.
PARIS. March 8. Prices oh the Bourse
totlay opened Arm. but closed dull. On
ijonunn advices the market Improved, In
ternationals snowing a goneral advance.
Industrials also had an' Howard tendency
RiiOHlan Imperial 4a .closed at 84.55. Rio
Tlntos gained Uf. The private rate of
discount waa 8 8-19 per cent. Three per
cent rentes 9Kf, 86c for the account. Ex
change on London, 25f, 16Hc for checkB.
" Rank Clearings.
OMAHA. 'March 8. Bank cleartnars for
today were 81.871.797.60. a decreaao nf 110
101.25 from the corresponding day last year.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 8 WOOIe-There la a
firm tone In the wool market with a fairly
steady demnml In progress. Buyers are
convinced that all the wool here will he
wanted before the new clip bicr.mes Avail
able. The slow tall ror woriens for next
fall has caused manufacturers to be con
servative In buying raw goods. Pulled
wools are quiet and firm. Foreign wools
have A large call. The leading quotations
follow: Kentucky. Indiana, etc., three
clghths blood, 2.va2Gc;brald, 22&L3c. Terri
tory, Idaho fine, lialne; heavy line, 1.1(14c;
fine medium. lVqWc; medium, 1MH70; low
medium. 171xc; Wyoming fine. lfSliio;
heavy fine, 13S74c; fine medium, Jt17c;
medium, lxiygisio; low medium, ludsoc.
Vtah and Nevada fine. IB'TjlOc; heavv fine.
13tfl4c; fine medium. I4tfl7p: medium, lfrf
1!K'; low medium, lflfiDOc; Dakota fine, is-g'
lUc; medium, 15iffl8c; low medium, 19ffrno.
Montana fine, choice, lieu arte; fine fnedlutn.
choice, 1920c; average, lMfll9c; staple. 19
T?0o.. - . .
IjONuon. Marcn wtniL-ine second
series of 1904 wool auction sales opened to
day. The offerings numbered 13.02 bales,
Including a large supply of cross breeds.
Yorkshire buyers were keen . bldflere for
cross breeds. German buyers wanted me
rinos. Bronred sold resdlly. The offerings
of Cape of Oood. Hope and Natal were
principally greaslee and they declined 8
per cent. American ptircnases included a
few combing and some neck wools nnd
Pieces. Following are the sales In detail:
faaw Mrt.ith WaUa f Iffl ' tialaa bmiM4
9dtff1s Id; Queensland M0 bales, ecoureds".
12dtiia Hdr, groBy HfWiorl; victoria, 701
boles, scoured, BHoffla M: greasy, ftidrff
Is dd: South Australia. piO bales, geasv.
7Hfil0d; WesfAitstrallfi. lno balee. greasy,
10imd: Cape of tJAoilJlopf and Natnl, m
hales., scoured. 9VU, Vkreaiy., W; .Punta
Arena". 640 bales, grehx, ' tWrJd.
ST. ixuis. MarrTi:,8,WOOi-steady.
Medium grades comtilflg arid clothing. 17ff
2mc; light fine, 15fl7io; heavy fine, KjJ
14Hc; tut) washed, SOJlc. ,
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 8 COTTON Snot
price 3 points higher: American middling
fair, 8.7M; good middling, S.OOdi middling,
S.SOd; low mlddllnir. 6.42i; good ordinary.
8.84d; ordinary, 8.14d. F"utures, American
middling, g. o. c, March. 8.30d: Mareh-
Anrll. S.2Sd: ADr -May. 8.28d; Mhv-Juhe.
1 S.2jj1 : June-July, 8.25d; Julv-August.. 8.23d;
August-September; 7 99d; September-Octo-
oer, 7.zid; octoner-Movemner, o.ssii; November-December,
8.73d.
NEW YORK, March 8 COTTON Spot
closed quiet. 2", points lower; middling tin-
land. 16 2ftc: middling gulf, 16.50c; sales, .4on
bales. Futures closed steady; March, 15c;
April, 13 70c; May. 15.81c; June, l5.S1c: July,
lfiK'-'o; A.igust, 1122c; September. 13 49c.
ST. lOt'IS. March 8.-OOTTON Quiet,
He lower: middling. lM4c; sales, none," re
ceipts, no nalea: srupments. 1UU Dales: stock.
23 am hales. - ,
NEW ORLEANS, March 8. COTTON
Futures, quiet and steady; March. 15 lf
15.1Sc; Anrll. 1B.S9j16 4Jci May. 15.6yan5.70c;
June. 15 9215 9V; July, 16 lfVrlg IV, August,
16.36-fTl5.3Kc; September, 13.35C(f13.37e; Octolwr,
12. 44(3 12. 45c. Spot, easy; ordinary, 13c; good
ordinary, 14 5-iec; low 1 middling. 1415-lflc;
middling, 15 6-10c; good middling, 15sjc; mld-
di nw fair. 10c: receipts, i.ww bales: stock.
266,796 bale.
St. I.onls Grain and Prorlalona.
ST. LOCI8. March 8 WHEAT Lower
and panicky; heavy selling continues; No.
8 red, cash elevator. 83 yc; track, 81.022T1.044
May. 87,0; July. 83Tc; No. 2 hard, 86irt0o.
CORN Lower and weak: No. I cash.
44c; track. 44V'j45c; May, 45c; July, 4714c.
OATS Weak:- No. 2 cash. 4ic: track.
42fe343c: May, 41c.
FLOLR Dull, lower. Red winter pat
ents, 85.(10(05.15, .and 60 per cent patents as
high as 85.30; extra fancy and straight, 4 86
f95- . . . .
titriu nmoiny, ateaay at aa.oo'iia.To.
CORNMEAL Steady at 82.50.
BRAN Dull; lower; sacked, east track,
864J88C.
HAY Steady; timothy,' 8.002TJ.00; prairie,
17.6010.00.
iKON tUTHlH 'Ale.! eaC.
1AOOINO C.c,
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork unchanged: lobblna.
818 97V4.. Lard, firm: rjrlme steam. .;'U
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, ls.12;
Clear nni ni,x; snort ciear. ..
POULTRY Quiet r chickens and springs,
10c; turkeys, 12ijl3c; ducks, 13c; geese,
6ii6c.
BUTTER Lower; creamery, 19ff2Cc;
aairy. ua io.
UUUS Firm; 150, caae count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbla 8K0 15. OO
Wheat, bu 89.00 191. 0i0
Corn, bu I(i7.0n0 lTo.rOo
Oats, bu bi.OuO K6.0J
Kansas Cltv tiraln nnd Provisions
KANSAS CITT, March 8. WHEAT
May. 8-Se: July, 77a'77Vjc; cash. No.
hard. krii,c; No. S, tCjtHc; No. 2 red, 8c;
No. a. SH'iiViC.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 4ZC No. S )T41c:
No. 2 white. 41c; No. 3, 40c; May. 43 Vc:
juiy. 4a'c.
OATS No. Z white. Kmilc: No. 2 mixed.
SJt'U 39c.
Hay uigner; rnoice timotny. aio.w: choice
prairie, 87.6n4i7.7a.
Hii-:-Meaoy; rs o. z. o4'oi.".e.
BUTTER Creamery. 204j22c: dairy, fancy
JVC.
ECGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas
rases returned. 14S per doten; new No. 2,
whitewood cases included. Ido per dozen
Reee'nts. Shltimenta
Wheat, bu 24K.2i4) 48.800
Corn, bu.. 4u.4')U 85,20
Oats, bu il.OUO SL0V0
4
4k
Available
p.e4y of Grain.
NEW TORK,
March 8 Special tele
araiihlc and cable cirmmunicatlons received
by Ilradatreet'a show the following changes
In avaiiaoio auppnea as compared with las
account :
Wheat in tne 1 nuea mates and Canada
east of tne nocaiea aecreased 1.K9.0O0 hu
Afloat for and ill Europe Increased aoo.UO
bu. 1 otai supply aecrcaaea x9,uuu du.
Corn in the Inlled btates and Canada
east or tne Kocgies decreased 234.a bu
Oats In the United Statea and Canada
eaet of the Hock lea decreased 44.U00 bu.
The leadlnc Increases reuorted to Rrad
street's this week Included 85.000 bu. at St
Joseph, sa.utv bu. at Loulsvlile. The lead
Ing decreiwea are 200 Ouu bu. at the north
western interior elevators. HO.OuO bu. at th,
Milwaukee private elevators and S6.08) bu.
in Manitoba ana va.ouu uu. at Cleveland.
Dalatk brain Market.
DtXuTH. Maroh 8 WHEAT In store.
I
no. i tiaru, snci ro. 1 iioruern. VVc; No.
3 norttiaam, 9L1aC ti arrive. No. 1 hard
951ho; May. UV,c; July, Ho; bcptcjnUrr
OATS Oa tnacit And to arrive, tl4o.
OMAUA 11YE STOCK MARKET
Brisk Demand for Oatlla and Frices Baled
Strong to a Dime Higher.
0GS OPENED A TRIFLE STRONGER
Uvod
aad
Inquiry for
the Market
pheep aad Lambs
Could Be quoted
Steady to a Dime Higher, with
Trading Actlv All Around.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 8, 104.
Reculpts were:
OMIclal Monday .
Hogs. She l.
4.W0
6.11I
7.;
Uillcial 'lueeday
Two days this weak.
Same days ltut week...
Same Week before
Same three weeks ago..
Same four week ago...
Hume days last year...
KKCE1PTS roll TUB
6.JKJ
10,i 14.141
lb.lWA i.-.m
ZJ.Mti 21,27
lu.JU6 24. m
14.41L4 17,u:
!!,&. U.HJ9
YEAR To DAiU
lhe following tuule
show the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
iur ine yeur iu uale, Willi comparisons wun
last year:
18H. 1903. Ina
Cattle ltil.aso 171.478
Hogs 44IM43 4..667 t.6
Sheep 348,104 244,a7l
Averaae crlcca tialu tor lioat at
t)ec.
South
Omana for the last several uaa with com
pariaons:
Date. I 19U4. lO3.ill)02.1901.lUO.lg98.1899.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
FeU
Feu.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
reb.
eb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1B...I4 99 1 I all 6 2t( 8 fs! 7 1i 8 9
16.. ( 01 1 6 721 ( 871 4 831 8 86 I 89
li... s 0J 1 1 01 6 7I I vi HWIIM
Is.
Ual III 1 itl 1UI - 1 W 1 II
19..
8u..
21..
t 12ii 6 DOI ft 841 k 221
. ....' - u . .' . . cr a 1 a a.
a oai 1 a pi
8 i4-,l 6 no, 8 ea ,k aoi 4 1 8 Hi
I a 98 6 KS t 82( 4 4 8 47 1
8 98
22
a
'Tt 0 4 au ue
t 22WI 8 921 1 i 8a 14 69 1 8 be
a 14
8 81
4...I laa, t M 6 90 " 14
i6... 6 SiSi 6 81 8 98 i 87 1
4 tw
8 W,
8 79
Mi,
27
6 lkiV,l 8 91 88 8 83! 4 65)
9 hi
6 8.
6 i 6 U i 2tf 4 tii 3 62
6 8 5 Di 8 21 4 77 8 64,
2!!..
29..
7..
8..
8 06
aa
6 tfM.
tl 01 6 22i 4 6 18 51 8 78
1 Wfl
8 9S I all 4 b a i 06
7 '3i 6 111 4 OKI I B7i J JJJ
7 till 6 07 5 32 8 62i 8 87
6 04 I
7 111 6 97i 6 3tti 4 74 8 bi
. 1 1
6 134, 7 15
6m
a Hvi o a iu. a ii
li 1li, 5 -Mi 4 111 8 tki 8 HJ
6 00 5 29 4 721 8 68, 8 76
'Indicates SunriAV.
The official number of cars of slock
brought in todav by each road waa:
Cattla.lIOK9.8hu.H'ses.
Ai.di bi. 1: ny
14
H ii
1 2
21 6
9 2
20 , lu
'i
'i
ki u
Wabauli 2
Mo. Pae. Ry 7
Union I'ac. System 27
C. A N. W. Ky 8
F., K. at M. V. R. R... 24
C, St. P., M. i O. Ry. 23
It. M. Ry 39
C, ii. ec W. liy 5
C, it. 1. A P. liy., east.. 6
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ureal Western, t
Total receipts 152
The disposition of the day's receipts was
us lullowH, eacii uuyer purchasing liie num
ber uf head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha l acking Co 410 ,75 1,19
SiMtt and Company Vaj 1.4o- l,o4u
Cudghy PacKtng Co In 4 l.ubl 1.JJ0
Armour ot Co 604 l.mu 2,U8
r.rmiiur v co.,, o. u (dil
aiisant Ac Co
Carey A Benton.
Looinan & C
W. 1. Stephen
lull A Nuutxlnger ...
B. P. Lewis
Hamilton A Rothschilds..
15
ko
104
12
M
a
no
36
21
19
16
140
111
M
397
L. F. husi
Wolf A Murnan..
Sara Werthelmer.
Sol Degan
S. & S
J. 11. Root & Co.
liaggerty A Co...
oinei- buyers
1,1 43
Total .'.3,623 6.212 7.116
.3,623
CATTLE There was only a fair run of
cattle here today, and as the local lla
ma nd was In good shape, together with
quite a liberal shipping oetnand, the mar
ket ruled active ana strung to a dune
higher. Buyers were out in good season
and everything was disposed of In- sho.'t
Beef steers-made up' a good share of the
receipts and ne. market could safely be
quoted strong to a dime hlghec ail around,
Anyinmg at an decent sold generally a
dime higher, while the common kinds were
strong. 1 lie demand was good for all kinds,
tnougn. ao tnat an early clearance waa
made, as high as $4., 5 was paid for soma
wen latteneu came.
Thern wna nlan a Kelclr Innnlrv a,.a
and. the same as with steers, trading rulvi
active from start to flnlxh and prices Tinned
strong to a dime hlghor. The better grades
were generally a dime higher, while tan
ners and common cotters were a little
stronger. . tjood to choice heifers sold ex
ceptlonslly well, as both the local and
r.ipping aematui was nnsg for that kind.
Hulls could not be quoted a greit deil
higher than yesterday, but still thev sn'd
to a little better advantage and were much
easier to dispose of than has been the case
for some time past. Veal calves sold
rreeiy at gooo. nrm pneee.
There were only a few stockers and
feeders In wight, and. a the demand both
irom yarn rraners ana rrom country buy
ers wmf noemi, ine mHraet ruieci active
with prices strong on ell desirable gmdes
Even the commoner kinds sold wici.t
trouble at fully as s-ood nrlreej aa w--a
paia yemerorty. ir,rr,rniauv8 sales
BEEF STEERS.
Wo. At. Pr.
1 780 1 00
11 i4i a 00
1 480 a 00
t 1000 a 00
1 840 8 25
a ie4 a 2i
I no a 16
4 KI I 10
1 140 1 40
17 181 1 45
tl ..10M 8 (0
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a KM 8 BO
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1 MO ItO
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II 880 8 40
1 730 a to
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It ! a 48
a iuf.3 a 4s
a tut iu
t 114 a 70
1 115 8 10
a t4 a 70
14 4. .1094 8 70
aa ma a 7t
a 11M a 75
1 140 1 75
80 1075 8 15
a.: i2o a 75
10 1845 a 75
10 0 8 75
t 1020 a m
18 107S a 10
14 12" I 10
II 7(4 a 10
1 1110 1 85
1 liu a 10
1 1i8 I W
18 1271 8 90
1 1240 8 10
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...125
...1380
...1148
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...1141
...1144
... 830
...124.4
...1105
...1188
...1114
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...1181
...1111
...1147
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...110
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it
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HOUS The hoa- market waa asaln slow
and unsatisfactory from the sellers' atand
po.'nt. Hecelpta were not lieaivy, but pack
ers were alow to take hold. A couple ot
the uyers started out and nicked uu some
of U.i Vt loads at prices ranging etroug
to a nioaei nigner. The rest of tne puyeia
ouut not offer over steady prices and
salneiiMvi were not willing to let go Ht such
ftguree,. The provision market opened u
little Mgher, but weakemed In a very short
time, and then packers were more beariuli
than ever. Tho day was well odvanccd b-
lore very mum pualneem waa transacted
lhe situation, though, did not Improve
any and trading was slow all day. The
bulk of the hngi sold hut little better than
yesterday, although there were occasional
sales made up until the extreme close that
were strong to a nlcKel Higher, j lie laat
hogs that arrived, though, were hard to
dispose, of and the close could be quoted
Dareiy steauy wttn yesterday. Tlie bulk
of the medium to good weight hogs sold
from o.l6ru6.2S, with prime heavlea fron
aJ.ai-TUl'.oo. l.lKIll sum soio ironi a..10
down. There were more good hogs here
today than yesterday, which helps out the
of the market on paper to qui
Representative sales:
8h. Pr. No. A. Sh. pr
... 4 40 61 2fil 60 I 20
... 4 an 16 2(16 ... a 20
... 4 0 63 211 (0 6 20
10 4 00 16 224 ... 1 10
... 6 ml 71 lit 110 6 20
... 6 on 13 '.M4 ... 6 2:"-i
40 6 OtH 4t 24 200 6 22'
... 1 10 TO 244 40 6 2."
40 6 10 11 2M 120 6 23
40 6 10 tC XI H ... 5 23
... 6 12' 6! 27 1IHI ( 26
... 6 12V 70 21 10V 6 25
M 1 11 14 234 ... ( 26
... 8 16 65 272 ... 6 25
... 8 15 19 2F.K ... 6 25
... 8 16 M 2M 00 6 23
80 6 16 K) t.'.ft ft) 6 26
10 1 15 64 t 140 6 15
... 1 16 16 274 ... 6 25
M III -4...'.....aS 40 t 25
40 1 16 24 234 ... 1 25
40 8 15 68 25 40 I 17
... 6 16 21 246 ... 6 t7l
0 1 16 71 264 40 6 2714,
40 5 15 M 270 60 6 27
M 6 17H 14 14 40 6 17
... 1 17 M 275 40 6 27
120 8 17 10 122 ... 6 KI
... a 17 11 264 120 a 80
120 a 17 ti i6o ... a m
... a 20 41 289 80 a 80
160 a 10 87 330 ... a 32
80 a 20 64 888 180 a 85
... 8 80 14 80 40 6 36
... a 80 68 870 ... 6 85 .
80 8 20 18 101 ... 8 85
... a to
an extent.
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II.
.121
..121
...161
..111
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..171
.,171
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. 11
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...211
..2"7
...131
,..110
...216
...111
...214
...2,34
...110
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...i?
...148
...U0
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...221
...134
...130
...111
...120
...240
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847
SHEEP There was another moderate run
of sheep here this morning, and wilh a
fairly good demand trading ruled quite ac
tive with pilces irons, bales were made
all the way lrom etrong lo a dime higher
man yeateruay. The intpcovemtuii, How
ever, was -coiitlned largely to the more de
sirable grades, as the commoner kinds sold
in very much the same notches they did
yeeteruay. There were some Wyoming-fed
ewes . on sale that aold lor 34 and po.'iio
lambs brought 86.60.
1 Here were a few feeders on dle, and aa
there was considerable Inquiry they aoon
changed hands. A string of lambs sold fur
feeders at 84.60.
guotaliona for corn-fed slock: Choice
western lambs, 3 50'u.. ia; fair to good
lujnbs, 35.0UIU j.Do; good to choice Mexican
yearlings, 84.7i ..00 : good to choice west
ern yearlings, 34.504l4.7a; fair to good yar
Mngs, 34.26i4H.5O; giKid to choice wolhera,
84.ou4i4.4u; lair to goui wethers, I3.75&..OI;
good to choice ewes, 3.l.Kfi4.ou; fair to good
ewes, 33.6X84 3. bO. Representative sales:
No. Av. Tr.
I- western cull ewes 2o0
24 western blocks 145 2 65
14 western bucks 117 2 65
1 western cull wether l: ' 2 75'
10 western cull ewe 9 3 00
40 western ewes 90 3 00
2uC western ewes a lt0 3 25
l'.9 western ewes 9'J 3 25
194 western ewes 94 3 50
45 western ewes tut 3 50
100 western ewes and wethers... 99 3 60
8 western ewes 9T 3 75
1 western ewe 80 3 75
215 western ewea 106 3 65
120 western ewes Vi 3 85
6 western ewes 106 3 S5
Mai weetern ewee 90 4 00
328 western ewee 96 4 00
18' western wethers 129 4 6
&9 weMern mixed Ill 4 25
ln7 western mixed 112 4 26
226 western wethers 109 4 30
I08 western yearlings and weth
ers ? Ill 4 60
120 air tern yearlings and weth
ers lm 4 60
169 western year'.lngs M 4 60
6 western yearlings KM 4 73
275 wewtem Iambs S3 5 50
319 western ewes 1"0 8 85
8 western ewes 123 4 00
121 western wethers 134 4 40
128 wetsern wethers 1 -131 4 40
B6 western lambs t7 4 60
263 western lumhs 77 4 M
143 western lambs 7! 5 00
375 western lambs 75 5 00
St. Joseph IAve Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., March 8.--CATTLE
Receipts, 1,790 head; market steady; na.
tlves, 33.ti6(ff5 18; rows and heifers, ll.75.Ti4.3f.
Stockers and feeders, r2.MJ4 15.
HOGS RecelDts. 3.027 head: market B'alOc
higher: light, 35.155.46; medium and heavy,
35.V(75 55.
BHKfciP AK1.I l.amm neceipis. j.om
head; market steady to loo lower than lust
week; lambs, 35.60.
Kansas City Live tock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9.0181 head. Including B-0 southerns;
market steaoy to strong; an (uoiations
steady to strong;" export and dresned beef
steTS, BlAiij') 25; fair to good. 83.K"1i4.50;
western-fed steers, 33.40i?j4.4o; stockers and
feeders. 33.004j4.8il; southern steers. 33 5nC(i
4 85; southern cows. 32.4"tj3 25; native cows.
FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
ICOE
.
Capital and Surplus, $6O0,O0O.OO.
General Offices: N. Y. Life Bids,., Minneapolis.
(RCCT CEDVInC Most reliable market Information. largNAt
a DLslI a.llllwC private wire ayatern In Atneriva.
2VVC nilrfDIMTCC 80 execute your order If the mmrket
lib UU All All I Lb reaches llie priue wliiert you eel.
W chtarare NO INTEREST for carrying lonar slocks, . ,
3. UIRQIHS REQUIRED lZt:'2lVJ2tt'Mt'
irricee
CUAHA BRANCH 1618 Far.10 St.,
tt. B.-W has us each week an
moat accurate tureoaat of future
!.rHi3.Tr.; hatha bclfers. $3.7:.S4 20; bulls.
U.frv. i.l.7;; calves, tJ lu'o 60.
HOilS Rxeii.t.a. 5,.8i head: mar act
opened Bo higher, cloaed l"o lower; top.
II R.u. t.,.ik .a I ..a at ,,v.i A 4ianvv. 8ft 44
4ifi fifi'y, packer. 3i.3i3).4; pig and lights,
a.i'-'i.i .1 . . . .
SHEEP AND ueceipis,
head; market stea.lv; native lambs. fVfM
r, ah. f,l wea 13 a,M : vearllnas. 14.7i'J
B.lu; stookera atid feeders, $2.7i4.6.
CHICAGO L1B STOCK M.tRKKT.
Receipts Fair and IVIees Rele Steady
to Strong.
CHICAOO. March 8 CATTI.K Receipts,
2.500 head; market steady; good to pTim
ateers. nominal. 85.UV(r:.6.,; poor to meuium,
83.4obi4.9u; stockers and feeder 8a.froi4. Li;
rows, l.!iHi4.UO; heifers, 82.264ii4.60; canners.
31.Mku2.ftO; liuilii. a-Wif-w: caives, ea.wu
6.5i; Texas-fed steers. 84 iv4,ft.
IIOOS Hecelpta, 1S,IW neaa; esumaieo u
morrow. 2e,("); market eteauy : mixeo anu
butchers. 85.2r,'ri 65; goot to rholre mixed,
8."i.f'ij'ft.721t; rough heavy. 33 "Jfn .56; light,
34.Mnttfj.rai; b'llk of sales, 35. SOU i. 5. '
SHEEP AiNU 1,AM11P necetpw,
hend; market steady to ntrong; lami-
steady; goKl to choice wethers, 34. SMI4.8";
fair to choice mixed. 83 . Blf4 . 26 : western
sheep, 33 in'u6.25: native lambs, 34.205j. ;
western lambs, ai.toio.N).
St. Itnla IJre Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS. March S.OATTLl1) Receipts,
3.5"0 head, including 2.000 Texans. Market
steady: native shipping and expotT steers,
34 5 it 5 50; dresaod leef and butcher steors,
33 7'ii5io; stoers under l.coo lbs., 33BM4.7B;
atrH'kers and feeders, 83.4i)di4.U'; cows and
heifers. 33.OVii4.20; canners, K.Sl.W: bulls.
32 5i'n4(Ki; calves. 83.60Jio.0U; Texarf and
lnilian siecrs, 33.UVa3.40; cows and heifers,
'VioGS-Rocelpta, 8.500 lienil; market BfflOc
higher. Pigs and lights, 34.7ttf 20; packers,
3.(105.50; butchers and beat heavy, 3-.4ii'rf
B 66
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head; marltot strong; native muttons, 34 0
4j4 50; lambs, 84 506.76: culls and bucha, 8ou
Ij4.00; stockers, 32.0Ob8.00a
Stock In Sight.
-Following nre the receipts of live) stork
for the six principal western eltle yestwr-
l.altie. nogs, oneep
South Omaha
Chlcojro
Kansas City .
St. Ixiuls
St. Joseph ....
Sioux City ...
Totals
8 M4
t.5X
9,(i0
S.BiiO
; 1,790
1,000
'.437
15.10
.R4a
S.5"0
8.027
' 2,500
10."0
8.(8)0
no
1.(84
.21.324 85,827 25,242
Oil nnd Rosin.
NEW TOJIK, March 8. OILS Cotton
seed dull: prime yellow, 8e. Petroleum
steady. Turpentine steady at 63t6S3ie.
ROSIN Steady.
SAVANNAH. March 8 OIL8 Turpen
tine firm nt S94C .
ROSIN-Flrm: A. 14. C, D. .!; K 2":
F, 2tff; tl, 32.70; II. 82.7".; I, 33 05; K. 33.30;
bi, 83.35; N, 33.40; WO, 31.60: WW, 83.80.
OIL CITY, Pa., March 8. OILS IVedlt
balances, 31.74; cortllktites. no bid. Ship
ments, 86,1.14 bbls.; average, 74.840 bbls.;
runs, 18.535 bbls.; average, 67,032 bbls. Ship
ments, Lima, 78. SOI bbls.; average, 6S.926
bbls.; runs, Lima, 10,720 bbls. average,
i,0t8 bbls.
gua-ar nnd Molasses.
NEW TORK, March 8 SUGAR Ttow,
Arm; fair roflnlng, 215-ldc; centrifugal, f
teist. 8 7-16c; molasees sugar, JU-aOc; re
fined tlrm.
NEW ORLEANS, March 8 StTOAR
Pleady; oien kottle, Itfifl J-16d: cenlrtfugal,
S-frflHc; centrifugal whitea. cj ytljowa, J4
Cj.'l 15-lAc; s'Ond. tVitf 3-160.
MOLASSI'lR Nominal; open kettle, V
k; centrifugal, 10fal5c Syrup, dull, 80&25c.
1 , ;.
Coffee Market.
NFW YORK.' March' 8 OOFFETC-JThe
market for futures .opened steady and
closed steady nt a net decline ' of ,1Mi30
points. March, B.15o; April, 6.2c; May. R.OOo;
Jnlv, K.6)Krj9.75c; August,' 8. Hie; September,
8 804)i6.0Oc! ; October, B 9n(fr.0iV: November,
610c; iH-cember, 6.1Ka6.2oc. Spot market,
Rio, steady; Nd. 7, Invnicay 1 9- 16c, ,
Tl.4n 8i1 Market.
TYYf irnri vnw.h Si HVim rlnvex. rash.
37.07H; March, 3T.07H; April. 31.96; prime
alslke, 36.49; prime timothy, 314.B2. t.
REAL
K4TATK
TRAJVSKF.HS.
l'eeda filed for record Tuesday, March 8,
:1M, us Deported to The JUee by the Mid
land Guarantee and irust company,,
I onded abstracter, 1614 Farnam street:
H&rry MarowltX. and ...Wife. , to Nick ...
i.:id Caroline Jamoru, part or lol 1,
Mock 25, city T 3 L850
John H. Moffltt, executor, to' Hannah
W. Ondacnd, lot 7, block 9, Kountie
3d additltm 1 3.600
,John EmeTlck and wife to Krank J. j
Fitzgerald, TieVseo 29 ami w4 nwH
sec 21-15-10 ;;....' ' 1
Carlton 1). Hutchinson et al to Krank
.1. Klt2gerald, neS sec 20 and w!4
nwVi sec 21-15-10 U00O
Guy C. McKenxle et al to -the public,
sw'4 neVa sec 4-15-13 Valuable
Ahby 11. Frost to Alible J. Shaw,
lots 1 and 2, block "11," Slilnu's 2d
addition . . 2
Klwooii Park Land company to
Charles S. Loblngier, lots 21, 21, 28
and 24. block 90, Dundee Place 975
JoHephluo Lavld tr J. A. Woods,
lots 9 und 10. block 15. Waterloo.... 250
Jake Lleb et al to Elizabeth M. Sahn,
part lot 4, block 193, city 800
J. A. Woods and wife to Jarne
Walsh, lots 9 and 19,. block 15,. Wa- 1
terloo 260
Bouth Omaha Land company to
Charles F. and Josie Jamong, Idt
5, block 351, Bouth Omaha...... 400
O. M. Olson and wife to E. H.
Sprague, lots 1 to t, block t, Rose
Hill 850
Georgia Trephngen and husband to, .
James Senear, lot , S, block $58,
South Omaha .' 4... 4,500
Sheriff to Clyde O'Connor. 17-foot
strip of land adjoining lot 81 In drlf,
fen A Isaac's addition 160
Hstelle Vodrle to Eugene, Atkins.
fart of lots 30 and , 31, Iu tariff en fc
saac's addition 2,100
.. ,. U -t
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, INt.
U. . 0a!ty
Capital and Surplus, $100,000
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larma.
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GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain, Provlsloqs tV Stocks.
Members Omaha Oratn Kxchaiige,"
Chicago Board of Trade nnd other
exchanges. . ,
Corresponflanta Eartlett, Frailer 4k
Carrlrgton.
218 beard et Trsds Blifg. Omsk.
commission r.n
(INCORPORATED.
Tel. 3467.
THOS. y. W1DDICK, Cor.
exhaustive review of the market and the
movements. Free at any of our offloea, -
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