THE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: TnTRPDAY. MAHCTT 10. 1004.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wb.t Dropt At other Occt for Want cf a
Eu 1 Lea3ar.
OPENINGS ONIT ANDCORN TRIFLE BETTER
Da teadlaess of Karopria Mar
ket, Wblrk Ioes t Weet the
Amrrlria Drrllae C aurl
fcr Boa 1 alas.
OMAHA. March . J"H.
WhKt I feeling the lack of a bull leader.
I. mil a area; ago Arm'ijr met every brak
and it was not allowed to gu loo far. Now,
hrsrever, no emh fueu-ring tare is leirig ex
ercjed and May went oil almost another
cent today. The openings on both wtH-at
and c.rn were a trine better than the clone
of Tueelay rml to Indicate, This u
due to the steadiness In Kuroueun markets,
which rtid not meet the decline on thla aide.
The Gecline tcvlay was dje to scalping op
erations. thiwMso May njctual-d between
tvc and tihtc. the latter twlng tlie opening.
July was mure steady and 8,'V and Sc
were the extremes, umaha talent kept out
cf the wheat.
Chicago Way corn wan at one time Pc to
the bad. It rallied later by lc. The market
was in no condition to aland a strain, and
when the Chicago brokers oienod up op
erationa on large aUitloM orders a hvy
foliowed. Omaha opened at 4c and
ry noon had declined to 44lc. July com
received more attention than uaual fmtn
the Omaha crowd. It also followed Chi
cago down for lc.
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
Tuture delivery and the close Tuesday and
today wire as follows:
Closed
. Open.Hlgh.Low.Today.T a y.
ri neat
Mr R3 S3 S2 82B SSD
July U k2 MVfcA HA k21i
Corn
May 4H 4H 44i 44HA 4
J"' 4iS 44 44
Gets.
May 4114 4ovj yjm tf 4fWi
March 4tH 40-, St"1 &St 40
. . Local Cask Grata Market.
Cash business was a little more lively
today at about the prices of Tuesday. Re
ceipts of w heat were 7 cars In and 8 cars
cuti one week ego, 4 and S cars. Com re
ceipts, were 22 cars In and 12 cars out; one
week sgo, and 17 cars. Oat receipts
were t cars In; one week sgo, 6 snd 18 care.
hepreeentative saJea of car lots by sam
ple, on track. Omaha:
Wheat No. 4. 1 car, 77c.
Corn No. S yellow, 1 car. 42c; No. 8. 1
car, 41Vc; no grade. 1 car, SOHc, 1 car. 29c.
Oati No. 4, 4 cara, S&V.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, SlS8Gc; No. I hard,
7&fcK3c; No. 4 hard, 7c4c; No. 2 spring.
7ti$-4c' Prln. "fc4a4c; No. 4 sprmg,
CORN No. 2. 422 42V: No. S, 41 1 (5 42c;
No. 2. 39; No. 2 yellow, 42V&42c; No.
I yeUtrw, 4HS4Jc: No. 2 white, aZec;
No. I white. 4iv32c
..?A.T9-:No- S'5c; No. J, gfVStTc; No. 4.
SMjSSc; No. 2 white. 41 42c; No. I white.
U-40c; standard, 402HlS4c.
Ketes from tke Exrhaaare Offlcea.
Omaha lnanecti rri vjf aT-rsi 1 n 4A aia
Of wheat 1 car graded No. 4 mixed. Of
com 18 car graded No. 2. 4 cara No. 4.
2 cars no grade, 8 cars No. 1 vellaw, 4
cars No. I white, and 1 car No. 4 white,
of oata 2 cars graded No. I white, 2 cars
No. 4 white and 1 car No. 4.
,V.R- bame today had the second car
or No. 2 y allow corn received on the ex
change. It came from the central part of
Nebraska. One car only of No. 1 northern
wheat has been received here sines the
exchange opened. It waa some extra good
wheat trom near ths Dakota line. It sold
for Wc.
Orata Markets Eliawtara,
CMoslns nrfnM r,f mln T.. a
today at the markets named were as fol-
lows;
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
Today. Tsfy.
May ', fK
juiy ........ 77H
Com
May ...... 4314
Jir .-m 4
BT. LOUIS.
Wheat
Mjr ........ 874
Juiy ...... 84A
Corn
May 4B
- Jauy w..-T..;.T2. 49
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May MS
Juiy H
CULUTH.
Wheat
May .... MHB
Juty , tB
NEW XORJC.
W h ea t
Majr W
aiy M
43
kTtsA.
46HD
7!4
MU
4B
wv
KBW TOHK GEXEIUL MARKET.
QaeXaUleaa of k Day Varleas
CwaaaaoSltles.
NEW YORJC. March . FXOTJR Re
ceipts. 17,774 bblaj exports. 643 bbls.; con- 1
tlnued dull and barely steady: Minnesota 1
patents, 3&.16u s.60; winter straights. 1
l winter pawnta, 16.21,65 00; extras, 32 riO '
64.00; Minnesota bakers, 34.tm34.70; winter i
miw graaea. v.u'us.sa fire nour. auii: fair
to good. 34 3ou4.55; cbolee to fancy, Kiwo
4.ke. Buokwbeat flour, nominal.
CORNMEiAL (Julet; eeilow western,
$11; city. 11.11; kiln dried. 33 163 26.
RYE Easy; No. 2 western, 7Vo, to arrive.
BAKLKY Dull; feeding, 60o. c. 1. f.. New
Tors: malting, itfibc, c. 1. f., tiuffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 34.128 bu. Spot market
steady; No. 3 red. 31.01, elevator; No. 2 red.
Iiuiatll.a f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duiuth, 31. (XV f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
ern Manitoba, nominal, I. o. b., afloat.
Final prices showed a partial advance.
saay. KViiic closed at KU-lIc; July,
closed at 4c; BepUmber,
MWc, closed at Wo.
CORN Receipts. OJ0O bu.: exports, 1.000
bu. fepot market, easy: No. 1 nominal, ele
vator, and to Wo, f. o. b. afloat: No. 3 yel
low, 67c; N 2 white, U,ia. Cotlon market
firmer at the start, but broke violently,
closing at 12c lower; May, Sfrunfcfcc, cloaed at
fcbV; July, 66V. cloaed at 65c
OATS Rexeipta 64,000 bu.; exports. Too.
Spot market, .weak: No. 2, 12c; standard
white. He 1 Ne. 2 white, No. 3 white,
51 Wo.
H A T Quiet shipping-, sT.375c; (rood to
choice Due $31 06.
HICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3H
tit Hc; Japan, nominal.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice,
103. SMI) 37c; lKC. Mfrc. olds. 15j!lc. Ps
clnoouasu 1301, r&Jc; 140:. 24b27c; olds, 10
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 26 lhs.,
ISc; California, a to 25 lbs., llc; Txs dry,
M to 3u lha . 14c.
TALLOW-Dull; city (33 per jkg ), Wc;
country (pkga. free), 6Vu5Hc.
LEATHER Firm; acid Jific.
WOOI-FIrm; fleece, Shfl:::c.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family, l"!l R0
il2a0; mesa. r Mtrii 50: beef hama. fcti 5nr
X00. packet. 31uUiill &0: city extra India
mess. 3l44j1.O0. Cut meata quiet; pick
led !elUe. ITdo-crS. piikied ahoulders.
euA'i'jC; pickled hams, 31" .OtiQll.tO. Lard,
easy: weatern steamed. 37 .; refined, eapv;
continent. 37 7i: Fouth America 37 60; com-
IKiund. 6 87a700. 1'ork. steady; famllv.
i ouiiltlo; short clear, 315 UM16.75; mesa,
115 &'l ti.
BUTTER Steady: fresh creamery, lrwf
Mi; stale dalrv, 4g!lc
CHEESE Firm; state full cream, fancy
small and large colored and while, Sep
tember. 12c; freah lute made. ISc.
FietiS-Freah western firsts. ?lc.
PolLTRY Alive, steady; dressed, firm;
prices unchanged.
CHICAGO CHAM AD PROVISIONS.
rwa.ares f tke Tratiag a4 Clealag
Prlees mm Hoard ef Trade.
CHICAGO, March I Expectation of a
bullish government crop report counter
baiawBced loJ- In U wheat pit the de
niorallxing tenJeacy of heavy liquidation
on coarse gruina May wheat made a net
gala of c and July la up So. Corn loet
oats lo and proviuon from SHC to
loo.
.om para lively rlrm FJngllsh marketa
notwli tistandiiig ths weakness In CXlcagi
yeaisruay. raui-d wheat I. are to open with
a considerable show ot strength, il iy waa
6a higher at UTtfHc July waa up
"k'rSo at ak'OeiSc These were the top
tlgurdi of th day. Ttie cloae waa frm,
w.ih May at ITVxc July closed at e.
Clearaiu.-ea of wl.eat a, . fi a: vr? ej..i
to U v bu. Receipu were o2,l b , i ,m
pared With S .! a year a;a. Mlnneapo.is.
I'uluih and Chicago repirted receipts of
4-3 cars, as against 4ob uat week and SJl
a vear ago.
The corn market ruled extremely weak,
losses of over 3c being experience! In May
and Ju deliveries Initial quotations on
Msy were .wSc fcuher at fcoUv. Shortly
after ths opening prices starlad downward
and the bottom was not t.iu -hed until 5",-c
waa miiini. i lie ri ic wna at M Ju v
rr-gl between 4--So anJ SlSilc 1
rl.ed at 4o. with a net list of lc.
Ijral rei-etpts waie LU cara nine of cvn.
tnct grade.
The iiure In traflln In oats was heavy
liquidation. Th ctie waa steady. May
opened c higher at 41c After selling dow n
tm mtii-mhmm Lbs) Uga was at svtae. Jul
targed between Sr and 3e and closed
with a nt lo of o. He elpm were
earn.
'1 t,e break In corn pri-e brought out
Ulral profit-taking In provision. The
cioe was steady, with May p"rk la? lower
St ti3 , Mtv i.iid (' d ly- loeer at
IT ;. and rihr ;t Mi.-o dow n tV1 t 3" IS
Estimated recelpi 1 r tomorrow . Wheat.
ft cars, corn, lev cam, oats, Z-i car; hogs,
t, .-" hea.l
The Kadint futures ranged as follows:
Article.: Open. I High. I ! Cloee i Tes'y.
Wheat
May
aJulv
bJuljr
aSpt
Corn
Mav
Julv
Pf-pt
t'flts
Mav
Julr
fi.pt
Tnrk
Mav
July
Ln rd
Mav
Jjly
Rlr.
May
Juiy
I
srts'.H pts f
Sfl7: lO j
1 vH 7 , 8-H, W
Mi-.4h' mv! ElH
'.ya S1S'W" 4' 4!W l
! 47 4t a
42 j 4f !4fa4t'H,! 4"!J 41V
! 2 2!S: 2' 2u
,X!SSV, 3V 32 I V 311,
13 $2H 12 Sfi j 13 ft 13 TTu' 12 ITt
14 15 j 14 is 1 13 rr! 14 o: 14 10
7 rV 7 27H1' T 2S I 7 30 T
7 50 J 7 60 j 7 40 7 46 7 W
T 7 2TH' 7 (R 7 15 I 7 174
I 7 7 35 7 15 7 rv, 7 30
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FlA iVR Quiet and wenk; winter patent.
7i W-o5 If: straights. 4.7(i04.an; spring nat
erts 14 606.00; straight, 34 20(34.00; baker,
WHKAT No. 2 spring, 88S2c; No. S 82
$2v. No. I red. !Vf,ii7r.
CORN No. 2, 4ij&.ic: No. 2 yellow, 60r.
f.'.AT8No- l- "Vq&Kc; No. 2 white, &
KTE-Nn. 2.
HA RLE Y ooo feeding, SSfgOc; fair to
choice malting, 4&fifi6c
SEEDS No. 1 flax, tl ; No. 1 north
western. 31 14: prime timothy, 13.25; clover,
contract grade. 1 &5.
rROVlPION&-Me pork, per bbl , MS 75
ft13.87H. Inrd. j.er I'm lhs. rf.lC7.15. Phort
ril.s sides (loose). ! R7urJ7.i. ghcrt clear
Sides (boxed), 17.387.50.
, ... Reclnt. 8hlpme-it
Flour. bMg (tr. 7on 40 li
Wheat hu r,5.Xrl 4.r'6""
Corn, bu 177 lino lt" 4nc
"i. ru 5nn iss m
Rye. bu IS.non H7 f0
lierley. bu IM.ono ?7 orm
On the Produr exchange todav the but
ter market m quiet snd eisv; creameries
HfrVr- rt'trje-. ii lc r--- Ftr- -.
tnark, ca-eg Included, 1731!U-. Cheric.
stcHdy. li'VsjUV.
OMAHA WHUUJAU; MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trade aid Qwotatloas
Staple sad Fancy Prodece.
EQQS Receipts, literal; market steady;
liesh slock, luc; inclualng caeus, lSVrc.
LIVE i'OLLTKV-Hens. Hc; young
roosters, NyKc; old rwostcra, ijic; turkeia,
lac; cluck., ic; geeee, fcc.
PVITLK-r-acking stock, 12c; choloe to
fancy dairy rolls. I4ftlic; separator. ic
FRESH FISH-Trout, pickerel,
K'flSi i pike, be; ptrch, fcnifrc; bljelish, lie;
whlteflsh, fctKc; salmon, 11c; haddock, lnc;
codfish, lie; redsna.pj.er, lie; lobsters, bolieo,
per lb., 3.-; ioosteia graen, per lb., ikic;
bullhends, 11c; caltiah, italic, black baas,
3oc; halibut, lwc; crappies, iJc; herring, 4"c;
write buss. 13c; bluehna, c; smells, loync..
OVSi EHt New York counts, per can,
43c; per gal., ti; extra ect, per can, 35c;
Ir gal., 310; standard, per can, 27c; per
gal., 3160.
BRAN Per ton, 315.50.
HAY I'nwi quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Ix-aiers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
3Si; No. 2, W; medium, 35 5o; coarse, 3i;
rye straw, 3u. These prices sre for hay of
good color and quality. Demand fair and
receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado. 1X0131.10; Dakota,
per bu., 21; natives. Sic.
SWEET POTATOBS-Jauscatlne, per bbl..
33.50; peed. 32.75.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., t2.26?.35.
CELERY Largs California, 60c, 76c and
Smc
ONIONS SnarOs. per crate, 3X90; Colo
rado yellow and red. per lb., 3c
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland, 3c; new
California, 8c
TCRNIPS-Whlte, per bu., 0a
CARROTS Per bu.. 31.
PARSNII S-Per bu.. 75c
BEETS Per bu.. 76c
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate,
CUCUMBERS Per dos.. 31.60.
TOMA1jE Florida, per 6-basket crate,
RADISHES Per dos. bunches. 360oa
LETTUCE HEADS Per dos. bunches, 0c
621; top lettuce, per doav, 46c
TURNIPS touthrn, per dos , 6O0.
BEETS Bouthern. ;er dox., 75c
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 76c
PARSLEY Southern, per dos., IX
PH ALLOTS Per do.. Tic.
ONION SETS-Per bu, of 32 lbs., yellow,
$2; red, 32; whrte, 3126.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowers. per box,
11.75; New York export Greenings, Kussets
and Baldwins, 34.25.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., 37; per
box, 32 50
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per keg. SB.
ST1CAWBERRIES Florida, per qt.. 45
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Naval, choice, all vises, 32.40
Q2: fancy navala, all sixes, 32.75.
LEMONS California, fancy, to 380,
S3 "W; choice. 2 to 270 sizes. S3 OoS. 25.
FIGS California, per 10-ib. cartons. 85c;
Imported Smyrna, S-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
16c: "-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch,
tlMa'lb" Jumbos, S2.75ti2.2s.
DATES Perslsn. per box of SO rkB--. 32;
per lb. In Hb. boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
dates, tier box. 32.40.
COCOANUTS Per sack. 34; per dox., 60c
MI BCELLAN EOUB.
CHEESE Wlwotiain twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c: block
Swine, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
llmburjrer, 12c
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, S3;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, S3.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., 35 60; per fc-bbl., S3.2E.
HORSERADISH Per case of S dos.,
packed, hoc.
HIDE No. 1 grreen, c; No. 2 green, 6c:
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted. c; No. 1
vtal calf, 6 to 12 lba, 8fcc; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 '-he.. 6V: dry' salted hides, ftglic;
Sheep pelt. 25270; horse hides. 31602 60.
NUTS Wamuts. No. 1 soft shell, ner lh..
15c; hard s.hell. per lb., 14c; No. S soft shell.
per lb., ISc; No. 2 hara aneii, per id., uc;
Braxtl. ier lb.. 11c; fillerts, per lb., 11c;
almonds, sift she'.l. per lb.. 15c; hard shell,
per lb.. lSe: pecans, large, per lb., IJo;
small, ir lb . 10c; peejiuts. per lb., 60;
roasted peanuts, per lb., tic; Chili walnuts,
2ii:ftc; lame hickory nuta per bu., Sl W;
shellbarks. per bu.. S2; black walnuts, per
bu., 31.25.
t. Loaia Grata wad Prevlaleas.
ST. LOUIS. March S WHEAT Unset
tled; closing, firm;. No, 2 red. cash, ele
vator, ICV; on track. 310210?; May.
87c: July. 4c; No. 2 hard, Ki(oc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cah. 44c; on track,
42c; May, 40c: No. 2 white, 45c.
FLOCK Ix'mer and dull: red winter
patents, 34 Hi 00. and SO per cent; patents
as high as 3C.3ai; extra fancy and straight,
34 5d4 0.
SEED Tt moth v steady at 32.500.76.
CORNMEAl-Steady at 82 50.
BRAN No demand; sacked, east track.
87iV
HAY Steady; timothy, SV004y:.(; pra'rle,
r 5i"jiiiu
1KOV COTTON TIE3-2c.
BAGGING -.
HEMP TWINE Sc.
PROVISION Pork lower; Jobbing,
S1JK7. lird lower; prim steam. 84 .
Bacon, steadv; boxed extra shorts, S&.12;
clear rlb. t2.: short clear. U 25.
POULTRY Stead v: springs snd chick
era, loc; turkeys. 124?13c; ducks. 13c; geese,
6?iV-
BUTTER Steady; creamery, IStfSc;
dalrv. 15rlc.
EGGS Firm; 17c, case count
Recelota. Shipments
Flour, bbl 'Vt afono
Wheat, bu 5fV'i0 (X, Nli
Corn, bu Aft 6S,"
Oat, bu 43.GU0 64.000
I
Kaaiai Cltv Orala aal lrvialeaa.
KANSAS CITY. March S WHEAT
May HV: July. 7.c: cash. No. 2 hard.
ItfViiSuW': No. 3. 7.'ai3c; No. 2 red. i&c;
NO. I irn3c.
CORN-Vay. 4S,o: Jul v. 4Se: cash. No.
I mixed. Cc: No 8. Sfrjtoc; No. 8 white
f41r: No. S. 3WTc
OATS-No. 2 white. 4ftS41c; Na t mixed.
HAT Steady; choice timothy, 81000
choiow prairie, r7TF.jsuO
RTF No. 2 4V.
BUTTER Creamery, So2c; fancy dairy.
IV
EGGS Wek; Missouri end Kansas,
cases return 1. 14o rer doten: new. No
2 whltewood casee Included, 16c per
a oxen.
Re-elrta Shipments
WVieat bu KS.t li;no
Corn, bu 44 44
Ocita, bu t.... 7As 1W000
Liverpool Cirala Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 8 WHEAT Snot
aulet: No.. 1 California. Ts id: futures.
sienov: Mi rin, as nn: May, as Ta.
CRN Slot American mixed, new, quiet
at 4s d: A mart,, en mixed, old, stsedr at
4s s.i: f':tj- steady j taarctk. a ld
JaUy. 4S Satd.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Sicks Into Arathj K tsUds; that of
Grarojari
HAUNTED BY THr. NORTHLRN SECURITIES
tacertalaty ef tke titaatloa at
Pavrla ta Elesaeat la the
HaJtlas; Tradeaty of
Securities.
NEW TORK. March S. There were only
a few little eddies to stir the otherwise
tasnant surface of today a stock market.
During the afternoon the apathy and ne
glect of the market became more profound
than at any time since the prewnt dull
jriod has set In. The Northern Securities
cam has been the single factor that has
proved able to stir the market. Uncer
tainty of the situation at Paris Is sn ele
ment In the halting tendency cf other mar
ket. Cotton was up and wheat and corn were
down today, but there was no other Indi
cation of any other effect from war news.
The continued pressure on Pennsylvania
w-aa the leading Influence on the market.
New York Central s poor showing of gTOa
earnings for February' 1 - contributing
factor. Damage by floods gave promise
also of future effect on earnings report a No
plan of settlement was forthcoming for the
rato wnrs either In the e; or the east, the
progress of the rate cutting In the west
having reached a stage where some of the
buslnee in done practically free of charge.
There was talk of some Improvement in
tel business and United States Steel was
relatively firm. Changes were Insignificant.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value,
Sl.80ft.Ktsi. United States bonds were un
chsnged on call.
Following were the quotations on the New
York Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Clo-f.
Atchison
8.70
U,l
64'a 5
do pfd
Baltimore at Ohio
do pid
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. i
Chesapeake & Ohio...
Chicago 4k Alton
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western.
Chicago at N. W
iIU
7.400
74 74V
.... 87
1,200 lilies XlOH 1101a
2f'
3d
no
14
100
3
400
'iiii
C, M A St- P
do pfd
Chicago Term. & T..
do pfd
C, C, C. A St. L...
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware sc Hudson
Del., Lack. A West.
i,i. is"
JI.Z
138V lt
l.i
H
1 1
100 u
400
lisj
17
6b
1.100 154
XH
250
IS
Denver at Rio Grande ..
do pfd
661,
61",
37
Erie
do let pfd ....
2.&0
400
22
22
Cl
do fd pfd .
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central ......
Iowa Central
Co pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville ft Naahvllle
Manhattan L
Met. .Securities
Met. Bt. Ry
Minn. & St. Louis....
M , St. P. A S. Ste. M.
do pfd
'-n
78
200 12CH 12.;, 12;i4
17
34
.... I6X14
sm 31
100 31
4O0 HCV lu2 102-W
800 144 143H 143
k. a
113 Vi
. . . a C7
Wu 114
60O Gc
GO
6.i
117
-
16
Missouri Pacific
1,200
5t
PS
16
Mo., Kan. A Tex
1G
do tfd
N. R. R. of Mex ofd
84
113 113
N. Y. Central 2.0u0
Norfolk V Western... Koo
55
do pfd ".
Ontario A Western
Pennsylvania
P.. C. a A St. L..
Reading
7nft
SO.em 112 112 112
lou t (Kl b
l.UOO 40 40
4"
76
M
13
G
41
H
SI
4"
. "
1
rs
2?
S3
73
S
17
15
17
ao let pfd
do 3d rfd
Rock Island Co
,.15 0
20
"
42
IS
31
43
IK
K!
1!H
f
4i
31
43
m4
61
do Dfd
2.600
SKI
Ho0
K.7'i0
2.4O0
7(0
St. L. A S. F. 2d pfd
St- Louis 8. W
do cfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ...
do nfd
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W ..,
do pfd
Union Pacific
4.100
100
100
73
17
do pfd
Wabash
17
do nfd
Wheeling A L. R
Wisconsin Central ...
S.J00 17T,
100 .40
17
40
do pfd -
40
m
185
1(0
205
4H
19
GK
29
8S'
&
!
m
47V
"S
12R
2
?"
ri
191
13
5
rs
100
J7'i
83
. 71
14
8014
25
SS4
2S
G9
joa
7H
4nK
lt
7;
sr.
3
7R
7
Bo
11
40
ins
Adams Ex
American Ex
United State Ex ,
Wells-Fa rgo Ex
Amal. copper ,
Am. Car A FounCry.,
do pfd , ,
Am. Cotton Oil ,
2,200
.
2uO
40 45
If, 1
IS", G .
do pfd
Am. ice
3
so
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
VJO
30
do nfd
Am. Locomotive ... S.finO
do pfd 4on
f STa
47V 47V
Am. Smelt A Refng.. l.ono
ao pra ,
Am. Sugar Refng
Anaconda M. Co.
Brooklvn R. T....
2'10 SViSi so:
3.310 IN '4 1S
..14.2TIO
.. 700
41 '40
Colo. Fuel Iron
2S 28
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products ...
S00 191 li1
14
IS
do pfd .. . :
500
S09
t7
Distillers" Securities..
Kt
1C1
General Electric
1iK 1G1 ,
International Paper...
do pfd
International Pump...
i6 'is"
66
ao pia
National Lead .......
North American
M0
MO
Mn
t.y
L4H
97
14
PI
Jr.
86
Paolflc Mall
People s Oas
pressed steel car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
inn an
J00
7
. 7
'isH
'S5
'78
'466
in
40
000
IS
7
7S
do nfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
v. B. Ieather
do Dfd
V. S. Realty
do pfd
U. S. Rubber
do Dfd
, l ion
1 too
4
W
C B Steel
1"V
r.-
do pfd
..10. 000
Weetinghonse Else... Vrt 1Fn jrt
eatern Union 100 W Sf.K
Total sales for the dsy. XSSMX) shares.
Boetoa Stock Qaatatleas.
BOSTON. March Call loana 2W34U nee
oent: time loans, 4fcAj per cent. Offlclaj
nosing price on stock and bonds:
Atrhiao adj. 4s...
.. 7 AdTsnture
.. 7 aiioun
.. 41 Amalgamated .....
.. S Amcrlran Sine ....
.. Atlantic
. ,I4 Dtnxhata
..HI Calumet A Herla
. 18 VOnlnnU1
..1M lerpsT kansa ....
.. I
.. !
... 4i,
... :,,
... 1
.. n
..us
... us
... Is
... u
... tl
... 7T,
. I HI
... 1
... It
... 4"
... K
... 1
...
... M
... Btt
... II
... 1
... 10
... 444
... f"
...
da 4
Mex (esual 4a...
Atrklsos
pta
Biatne A Albaar.
Boat cm m alatne...
Hostnn Ele-Bts4
ruitibart p!4
N T.. St. H A R..1MH Ilt Wat
Prw Vlarqastta
Tt ;tomlnioa Coal ...
I nloa raciac
Ins. Arxa. Cham
. 7lt rranklla
. llVOrmocr
. 4 Ule Itortl.
. 4 MlnlEg
to Stff
Ams. Pnea. Tab
lair. uar
...ir" Bi.rBian
. . 11 Mnblsk
...ltl Stcmtina C A C.
...id j 014 Domlnloa ....
... 71 Osoaola
e rta
Amsr. TAT
Amer. Woolsa
60 Dfd
rm i a a..
T Parrot
Eoiasa Kxi. Ilia BO OulDfT
Oenaral Elertrla 140 Stiaatioa
Mais. Fiertrle ...
ds rfd
Mm Osa
t'fUed Trait
I'cltsd SSo Mara
n Pfd
! Ttmsrark ....
. 77.4 Trinity
. M r Mlnlag.
. 17 ,rt oil ...
. 44 lrtn
. M .Victoria
. 3S Winona
. 5H Wotrarln ....
t4w
r . Sisel
do pfd
Westing- commas
Leadea lloeat Market.
LONDON, March I. Clnelng:
Comla boost K. T Coatral j;t
4 aoreuat at Kortulk A W it
Anaconda w 1 do ptd ft
Airhlaoa , Ontario A W jp.
a pis ..auinnnii '
Kalllmor A O 1 Rand Mlnaa
ranadlaa PaclK ...11V keadlni -v
rta m i'bw . ...... w 1 yia n
Caiusfo Gt. W II 4 Id ptd
C . st A St. T 14H'so Rallsay uZ
iMBssr lie 4 ptd
0 R O II Bo PaclSp
4 pfd It'bloa Par!!! 7,
EM 11 I 4a Fid
4a 1st pfd . r . mimi n
4o Id ptd m to pid ft
Illinois Csntrai lie Wibaah ill
Lul A kuk 11 do ptd
m., wk. m j
SILVER Rar,- quiet, 2C 7-14J per ounce.
MONEY-ZVirJ par inu
nk. a . ... . . . .
uwuij 1 in open max n a t
Is 34T11-14 per cent; for three months' Mils.
r,r 1-1 nM- rent
ew York Mo.e, Market.
NEW ToPK. March I -MOVEY On e.11
easy st 1VS2 per cent; closing bid. IV p.r
ii 1; offrieu at 2 per cent, lime L ana, easy
and dull: sixty nays. 2 tier cent: tiIomv
(Uys. 3jJ per cet,l; six montha, S&4 per
wnL
, IRIMB METRCANTILB PAPER 4 SC
pee cer t.
STERLTXO rTCHANOE-nrm. with
aolual kuslneos la bankers' b-ils At ti-mJ
4 Sb for demnnd and st 14 "CTJfi 4 .wn for
sixty day bills, posted retea, 34 84 and
34 37; commercial billa. 34 8S'j4.bJ.
FILVER bar. 5c, Maxican dollars.
44e
huXDS Oovernment steady; railroad
heavy.
Th closing quotations on bonds are a
fellows:
f. . tf. ta. rag ... IMV
Manhattan t. g 4a..
.10 : k
. 4
. 11
. M
!Z
i 7
.
.11-
m
. 7i'H
. '
. II
. a-"-
. US
111
.
,
.
.ins
.115
. cs
.Mrs
. !
. 71
.1US
. If
,
, ltS
. 71
rsupna la
do la. its ) I
do rpuson UN04
d sew 4. re ti
do roupoa IX
do aid 4s, rt itf,
4 rnapoa 1"H
AtrhlsoD gen. 4 f
dn HI HI
Atlantic C. L 4a.... II I
B A O 4s lo.
Hex. rentrai 4a
do 1st Irn
Mian. A St. L. 4s.
M . K AT.
do t
N R. S of M c 4
N V. C. a !....
N i r . 1 is
Nn Pacific 4s
da In
N. A W. c 4
O S. L 4 A par...
tVnn conir. tvn
Ttsodli.s sea.
St. L. A I. M r
It L 1 I r. t 44
St L 8. W. U
Sabord A L. 4t...
So. Pacific
S'. Katlwar bm
Tom, ft V t
T . St. LAW. 4i.
V ..nn Pactfl, 44
ds con 4p
t . Steel Id t ....
W.l.tik la
do ith. D
n- ALE 44
wi oentral 4a
Volo. r. A I. c. ts.
do IS! I' S
Trntral of tla. m....1''V
do lrt lnr
Chrt ft f.hio 4W . . .101 1
fhlraao A A. I (..,
0 . B 1 II. I u .. ?S
C. M. A B f. t 4a.. in
c : X. w r It ...:
C, R. I. A P. 4s...
da eol. Ix rt
C 1 .r. a Ft. L I 4t
t'hlrapo Ter. 4a 7
Cun. Tnha-co 4 MS
folo A So 4 S4
f A R. O. 4r M
Erie prior Hen 4a KS
do (en 4 14
r. w. a r. c. n....ias
Vorklnt Val. 4V.S....1MV
L. A N. unl. 4a
'uflered.
Siesj York Mlalaaj Storks.
NI7V TORK. Marcli 9. The following are
me closing quotations on mlnliitt stocks
Aaami Con
zs
iOrta-lo
Orhir
riioenlx
irotosi
Isavass
E lerra Nnada
Small Hopes ..
.Standard
I5
Alio
llreece
Comstork Tunnel
Con 'tl A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron silver
Ledllle Con ....
Little Chief
..410
.. I
.. !6
.. II
.. 41
.. to
. .2S0
. 10
. 7
.ISO
. i2v
.100
. I
. 4
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March S. WOOL Pulled
w-ool are quiet and firm. Foreign wools
have a larpe call. The leading quota'l"n
follow: Kentucky. Ind.aiia, etc., three
elahths blood. i5'a28c;lirsld. J'til'Sc. Terri
tory, Idaho fine, lodlw-; heavy line, lsylc;
fine medium. ltfiluf ; medium. I',.yl7c, low
medium, 17ttlc; .Wyoming fine, lr.'al.;
heavy fine. 13514c; fine medium, l.iil7c;
medium. s.iitllc: low inedlum. liiiJoc.
I'tah and Nevada fine. 15'ultic; heavy fine.
13iil4e: fine medium. It;rgi7c: medium ltj
19c; low medium, ISiat-'if; Dakota line. 15a
I': medium, 17.'al8c; low medium, 19S:0c.
Montana fine, choice. l!5?c; fine medium,
choice, lUtkOc; average, ISjISc; staple, IS
630c.
6T. LOUIS, March 8. WOOL Steady :
medium grades, combing and clothing, Vfj
21c; llsht fine. liJl7c; heavy tine, 12i
14c; ttwashel, Z.i-ilc.
IXJNDCN. March D WOOL The offer
lnr ot the wool auction sales today were
14.415 bales. Including a good selection of
merinos. Lo merinos were Irregular and
In buyers' favor. Victorian wools were
strong. France bought a good supply of
sooutmIs and several lota were bought In.
bids being below sellers' limit. Oreiey half
bred and croes-bred hoggetts were In
Ftrong demand. A few parcel of P.avrlnn
greasy and first combing hoggetts were
taken by Americans. Falkland Island's
new clip was in stoadr demand. Today's
ale in detail were: New South Wale.
S,4 bale; sooured, 11 Sd; greasy , &d
fils . Wueensliind. (w hales; scoured, 1
2d(ais Hd; greasy. bQyl. Victoria, 3.3'io
bales; scoured, f'(rtd. South Auatralla, l.l'Wi
bales; greasy, S;1 West Australia, 1 ono
bale: greasy, SWilltl. New Zealand, t Hun
bHles; pressy, 4'i5'lld. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal. n"0 baice: scouted, 7'd'ifl 4.l
grHy, biU'lM. Falkland Island, 1,300
bales; greasy, 6?0d.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 9. COTTON Ppot
market higher; American middling fHr.
ssd; pood middling, S 7id; middling. 6d;
low middling, S.5iii; good ordinary. (i4.d;
ordinary, ft.2-d." future iteadv; Ame lctri
middilng. g. o. c, March. 8.44d; March and
April, o.tSd; April and May. 8 4d; May and
June, S41d: June end Ju'y. 3id; Julv nnd
August, S.SRd; August and September. 811d;
September and October, 1 i4d; Cct,b-r and
November, S.65d: November and December,
C.75d.
NEW ORLEANS. March COTTON
Futures tirra; March. 15.740 15 76c; April.
15 97l&lG.0(w; May. IriilC 2i-; June. K A in
l.it-; July, it 7"jl0.74; August, 16.7 W??lS.i-;
Sept em tier. 13. 70(7 13.72c: October, 12.77'ul2.7oc.
Siot market firm; ordinary. 13c; good or
dinary, 14 -lScs low middling. 16 S-l;c; mll
dling, 15 -lc; good middling, 15c; mid
dling fair. lC.e. f..
NEW TORK. March 8 COTTON Spot
market closed qtifet and 40 point higher:
middling uplands, 1665c; middling fHlr,
16s"c; sales, none. "
ST. LOl'lS. Jktarh..S -COTTON Pteedr
and c hlghei; 4allitTig lf.c; sales, 34"
bale; receipt. ".i , balea; shipments, (712
oaies; siock, 2-.o;i4 Dale.
Hrtat Market.
NEW TORK larch S, METALS Tin
wa a little lower in Ixindon. hpot ileclin-
tng 2s 6d to t23 5s and futures 5e to 1.4
lcally the market closed lower at SI 00
for spot. Copper mas unchanged In Lon
don at 56 16s for spot and 4755 15 for
future. Lo?al!y lske 1 Quoted at tl?.'0-ir
12.75: electrolytic and casting at S12.T7c
12.62. Lead also wa unchanged In both
markets. lcally snot 1s ouoted at 34 6"
4 6.V. In Indon at 12 Spelter steady and
unchanged at 3.:..iC; 10 locally and at 22
5s In the English marfcet. Iron at Gla'gow-
closed st 51s 2d. 7ocally the market Is
quiet; No 1 foundry northern Is quoted
nt 314 7Rrl &.!.-: No 2 foundry northern st
314 21514 75- No. 1 foundry outhrn oft
at m.;r,(oU75
PT LOt'lP. Marrh 9. METALS Lead
steady at 34 02; rpelter. 34.08.
Oil and Koala.
NEW TORK. March 9 OIL Cottonseed.
dull; prime yellow, 37ffTc. Petroleum,
steadv Turpentine, steady. 6JSK3c.
ROSIN meady; strained, common to
good. S2.7T,i5 80.
OIL CITY. Pa.. March $. OIL Credit
balance. 3174: certificates, no bid; ship
ment. 63. CM bbl.: average. Ti.W bbls;
runj. 66.427 bbl.: average, 64,845 bbl.; ship
ments, Una, nT..57 bbls; average, .51P
bbls rtina, Lima, 4C.038 bbls. ; average,
4C.6X bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ua.. March 9. OIL Turp
entine, firm. 60c.
ROSIN Firro: A. P. C and Tt, S2.5T.: w.
2.6o: F. f:65: O. S2 73: H. 32 75; I, ft;
K. 37 30: M. 33.35: IS'. 33 40: W. O. 33fKl:
W. W S3 80.
Rvaporated AppVea and Dried Fro It a.
NEW TORK. March S. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is dull and seller
Inclined to sk higher prices. Common are
quoted at 4&6Vc; prime, at 6Se: choice, at
6S6c.
CALIFORNIA DRILII F71UITS Prunes
appear to le meeting better demand and
rule steady at quotations ranging from f-rl
fc, according to grade. Aprloots are firm.
cnoioe, iuioc: extra cncice at lo3i(c,
and fancy at 12tf15c Peaches rule firm.
Choice held st 7Tc; extra choice, 7
Sc; fancy, (&10c.
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 8 BITTER
Pteady, fair demand: extra weetern cream
er?'. Nc: eaxtra nearby print, 28c
EGtiR-Hirkrt Kalo lower: fresh nearby.
19c at mark; fresh western. WVie at mark:
Tresh northwestern lpc at mark; fresh
southern. 18c st mark.
OHEFPE Fteady ; fair demand: New
York full creams, choice to fancy. l'V
llUc: New York full creams, fair to good.
10 11c.
Wkloky Market.
ST.-LOUIS. March S -WHISKY-Steady
on s bas's of S1-S2.
CHICAOO. Mnrch S WHISKY-Steadv
On s bes.1 of 1 ?
PEf'RIA. March 9 WHISKY On a basis
If 31 29 for Hrlahed goods.
CINCINNATI. Mrch 9 WHTKT On a
bls of fl 28 for f.nlshcd goods.
I
CnfTee Market.
NEW YORK. March 9 COFFEE The
markat for futnrea cjened stea.'v at un
changed prices to a dec'ire of 8 rolnt. Th
closf wis steHdy at a decline of 10 points on
April, but generally 5 points loser to 5
points higher. Sales were r'per'ed of 71.0 0
bags; spot F.lo. dull; mild, steady.
tllsseaselli Orala Market
MINNEAPOLIS. March 9 WH E 8 T
Slav 4c: Ju'v 4t": Setemt-r c;
r.n track. No. ! hard. ""Kc; No. 1 north'-rn
9.'.c; No 2 northern. Jc.
FLOUR pts t patents, 5lfl- second pat
ent. S4- frst clear. H6baS.?l; .-coi,d
C-Vars KIVilO.
BRAN In bulk. r0nt51B.
Mllwaakeo Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE March 9 WHEAT
Steadv: No. 1 northern, l"re: No. 2 north
ern f4f4: Julv old 89e bid.
RTF, Market lc lower; No. 1. 7?c.
BARLET Dull; No. Z. 6ic: sami.le. SSfi
"tf;e.
CORV-Meket lc lower; No. S. 43444c;
July, 4Hc bid.
- 1
Dalotk Grata Market.
DULVTH. M'nn., March WHEAT In
'ore. No. 1 hard. fc: No. I rorthern,
4c: No. 2 northern. 91c: No. 1 hard,
!; No 1 northern. 84c; Nox 2 north'-rn.
9Tc; May. 4c; July. 940 Septemtxr.
83 C.
OATS On track sad to arrive, 8e.
Toledo Sea-4 Market.
TOLEDO. March S SEED Clover, cash,
S7 (f,; March, 87 Ot; April. 8V86; ztrlma aisiAs,
84.1a; btuum timothy, (Lai,
OilAUA LIVE SIOCE MARKET
Eo h Beef Steers ted Cows Activ at
Etrorsjer Pricet.
HOGS OPENED STEADY TO STRONG
IJkeral Raa of hees oa Haa4, kat
the Market Reled Active aaa
Steady to Mroaa- oa Sheep,
with Lambs larhauaed.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 9, 1H.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. She p
OftlUal Monday S.i.ttf 4,wW k.7il
Official Tuesday S.4 .M7 i.413
Oiticial ednevday 2.7.M 6.400 k.t
Three days this week. .10,432 17,27 2X174
Same days last week....ll.2? 23.2W 24.5-l
Same day week before.. lS.li"! t 840 ip.S.
Same three weeks go,.14.4f.8 4m 27.786
Same four week agj.... 9.o 24.610 2J.857
Same days last year U.868 18.216 1S.T0
RECE1P18 WR THE TEAR TO DATK.
The following table ahows tlie reoeipt
of cattle, hog and aheep at South ouiana
for the year to date, wlih comparlaor.s with
lost year:
1904. 1903. Inc. Dec.
Oattle 167.015 17.-..7M a,i77
ll'-gs 45i,MU 444, ft.- 11.6
Shetp S57.13U 251, 8J2 life,
Aversg price pal a for bug at South
C'mana lor lb last several day with comparisons-
Data 19U4. !03.ili2.ilii01.il900.Il9i.188.
Feb. 15.
Feb. 14.,
Feb 17.
Feb. lb.
Feb. 1.
Feb. uu.
Feb. Si.,
Feb. ii..
Feb. ii
Feb. ii..
Feb. is.
Feb. 26.
Feb. 27.
Feb. as.
Feb. .
Mar. 1.
Mar. 2..
Mar. 3.
Mar. 4.,
Mar. fc.
Mar. . .
Mar. 7.,
Mar. 8.
Mar. 9.
I 4 So) 1 : 5 1: 5 2 8 li Is
4 OS ( t Ttf jt274S3JSH:S89
I i uJ 7 0d 6 7b ioi 8 ti 3 M
I 8 W H, 8 7 t Ul S aJ, 3 87
6 uZl i SOI S 84! Sii 4 84, S 91
8 i.b, 5 Mi, a aii 4 ii 3 50,
I 6 l-8 88, b 82, 4 741 S 47 3 91
I S 27 i 8 s5i 6 ai 4 6H, 3 56 3 84
6 21'S a 8U ! a V 4 Wl S 58 S 81
5 k 4, 6 96, I 4 to, .Oi
5 il'-.i
6 32 ,
tin - I J M, '
6 91, 8 88, i 33, 4 66, I
6 Mi s 80, .6, 4 6, 3 62
I. 8 6 1K 6 2m 4 77, J
3 81
3 08
5 17W
M I S I ',' M
5 iJ-a, I C Ol t t, 4 68 S 5l
3 78
8 ne
3 S
3 n
3 ka
3 8
S
7'
I
8 U 6 VS,
5 J2' 7 "2
6 4 ! 7 U
5 07 7 11,
ltd It.
6 11
6 07 1
6 97
8 ;
if
6 06,
I l) 4 to
3 12.
4 74 I
4 iv. 3 15.
4 Tl I
4 72, 3 63,
4 71, 6S,
5 32
i 3b
0 i4
5 ,
b l.
b 41
I I OB
5 13 7 15
6 1; i
t U-v 7 14,
Indicates Sundav.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle, lloga. bh p. II sea.
c, M. Bt. p. K.y.. 4
Wabash 1
Mo. Pacific Ry
Union Pau. System. 17
C. ot N. W. Ry 9
V., K. A M. V. Ry. 80
C. St. P., M AO. ..82
13. A M. Ry 41
C, It. At W. Ry.... S
K. C. At bu J 1
C, R. I. ot P.. east. S
C, R. I. P., west. 1
Illinois Central
Chicago ti. W
U .. - ..
i .'.
18 12 1
6
35 11 2
11
16 8
2
S
'4 !! V.
1
110 38 S
Total receipts ....150
The dispoeitivti of the dn receipt wah
an follows, each buyer purchasing Utt num
ber or head indicated:
Buyer,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift arid Company ...
Cuduhy Ph -king Co...
Armour A Co
Armour & Co., 8. City.
Vansant & Co
Carey & Benton
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
S. P. Lewi
L. F. Huax
Wolf A- Murnan
Hohblck ot B
Sol Degan
Hagerty Co
Kiw Packing Co
Halstead
Thompson & Momeon.
J. B. Root & Co
Hamilton A Rothchlld
McCrady 4' Carry
OUier buyers
281
6S2
815
1.4-n
2.081
1.073
l.UiS
1.578
1.286
1.4S8
672
819
24
14
69
8
66
46
6
21
85
6
27
46
226
2ul
265
54
ir,4
6
806
Totals S 614 6.918
7.47S
YESTERDAY 8 SHIPMENTS.
Ths fcUuwlug list shows tlie tiutnoer of
tars of feeders shipped to the country yes
teraay and Uieir ocaUiiauon.
Cattle Cars.
M. J. Monnette, Bassett, Neb. F. E 1
H. beyler, 'Ayoming. iseb. Mo. P 1
A. L. Caldweii. fcniia, Neb. L'. P S
T. C. Williams, Canod, Neb. .M. & O.... 1
W. S. Parsons, Lyons. Neb. M. & 0 1
J. C. ConueaUy, Lyons, Neb. M. & O - 1
C. Esher. Irvine, la- ti. W S
W. 1. Bell, Tabor, la. Wab 1
J. F. tiood. Mllo, la. 4 2
J. R. Bonnett, l harlton, la. y 1
I. A. Fain, Charlton, la, Q i
Naschel at F., Uriawold. la. Q 1
H. Doldge. Ailoti, la. Mil 2
W. D. Howard, Neola, la. Mil 1
H. Sohnoor, Perry, la. Mil.. 2
A. T. Hubbard. Neoia, la. Mil 4
W. H. Oakes, Atlantic, la. R. 1 2
E. Koblnen, Botieville, la. R. 1 1
W. P. Oake. Atlantic, la. H. 1 1
William Weaalund, Bonevllle, la. R, I.... 1
R. M. Westphaitn, AUanUc, la. R. 1 2
Sbep
T. W. Stokes. Cairo, Mo. Wab 1
CATTLE The demand Was fully equal to
the supply of caul in algnt tin morning
and an active and strong market was ex
perienced from start U finish. All the buy
ers were out in good season and everything
was disposed of at a reasonably early hour.
A good proportion of the offerings con
sisted of beef steers and the market could
safely be quoted steady to strong, with
some oaies a little higher. The better
grades, the same a uaual, sold to the beat
advantage and showed the greatert
strength. As high as 85. 20 was paid for a
load of steers. Put thy wars the best of
any that have been here in Soma time past.
But wlills the Inquiry was best for the
better grades even the ahort-feds sold to
better advantage than they did yesterday.
There was also a brisk demand fur cow
tuff and the market could be quoted strong
to a dime higher on anything at all deir
able. The same as with steers the better
grades sold to ths greatest advantsge.
Canners and common cutter were probably
not a great deal higher, but still they sold
a llule better than they have of late. Prac
tically everything In the cow line was out
of first hands at an early hour.
Balls sold more freely than uaual snd In
some cases the prices paid looked quite a
llttWe higher. Veal calves wars In good re
quest at strong prices.
The demand continued In good shape for
Blockers and feeders snd It would be safe
to quote the market strong and active all
around, though of course the cattle show
ing quality ware in the greatest demand.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
Ho.
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110
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4 10
4 18
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4
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4 10
4 10
4 10
4 II
4 18
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. av I 80
. HyO I 80
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I 71
I 71
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STEERS AND COWS
" I 4" II l'1
STFERB AND HEITERS
l'.fl I 10 II
..in 4 10
....1071 4 80 II
CALVES
.... 4-4 3 80 1
.... 180 8 W
COWS.
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116 8 80
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li."l I 88
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l'T-l I 88
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f" I 8
I'w. I 40
lit I 40
1'- I 4.'
IS'HI 4
l!t I 40
1S-.0 I 80
lr.s 11 8n
1110 t r.n
irrvt 3 8,c
1.0: I 80
: 1 4 1 mi
1('" t 80
18V II r.n
1180 I 80
18l I o
l;ro 8 n
1 1 kR I n
tni? I 70
11 1 71
4tiwe AMI HhlKKKS
8 1031 I 40 II 11m 4 Ki
11 8"4 I o
HEIFERS.
I ' J" 1 880 t 10
7 8-4 ll I r. I 14
8 M8 J 4r S o I 10
4 4-8 I 4.- J I I I fl
r7 8" IB" t 4-0 J
1 t0 is ,w f -n
I 8I I 70 4 s
1 KK J 78 47 W f 80
I 870 o 17 7" I J8
8 f'B t I -0 J V.
11 780 I 00 I , J 4,1
I 441 8 no 1280 I at)
8 I4 I 8.'
BtTLLB.
I lO0 I 40 1 11-0 I 00
1 1400 t 80 1 14..0 8 00
1 lllni i 88 1 17V0 I is
1 1.60 I 48 1 140 I tl
3 1380 I 7u 1 IS I Si,
3 I860 1 78 I mo I 21
1 J0 i Hi 1 180 I 2i,
1 IMO i Oil 1 11-70 8 10
1 17;i I 00 1 ir.0 I J
1 1880 I 00 1 120 S 40
3 1430 I 00
STAGS.
2.. 780 I 00
STOCK ERS AND FE1TDERS.
I 8i I on 1 711 I 70
S I"! I OO jj -4r, i T
8 I 00 1 4k. 1 I 78
1 I0 I 40 8 KM 8 71
8 7:1 I 80 7 Hi 1 ,
I 70 I u 1J . 6n I II
a 778 a 68 i 40; a -,
1! 7"l I 10 7 7:,J I Ml
8 1170 8 40 8 8 0 4 00
7M I to ti W,s 4 00
24 65 I 8 8 10..O 4 1,1
871 I 45 78 740 4 10
8 810 I 86 10 1U7 4 16
IH'US Receipts of hogs were not st ell
excessive this morning, hut th market was
in about the same condi'.lon it was ve-ter-day.
It u yen were very cautious, and while
provisions opened higher they Immediately
Wf-akencd and we'e i-hortlv lower than te.
terday. At the beginning some hogs sold
perhap a little stronger, some sales being
as much as a nh-kel l.ighe- T'-- mot of
the buyers though were inly bidding rUadv
prices and sj,cnmen wtre sl'.-r to lot d.
It was the miJdje of the forenron tefore
much buslnoss was irnnsarted. Tie bulk
of the rredium to good we'gnis sold from
Si.15 to SS.Sfi. with prim n.-nve ns hlph
as S540. Tho light weights sold from S5.15
down.
Ths close cf the market wns extremelv
slow snd wenk and at a late ho-.ir the-ie
were still a good many hops in r.rst hands
Packen did rot seem to enre whether they
got more hears or not and for t ! i t rason
H was a hard market for sellers to tperate
on. Representative sales:
No. A. 88. Pr. N. At. h. Pr.
10 124 ... 4 00 13 211 40 i, 20
88 181 120 4 l: II tlO ... 8 80
81 165 ... 4 10 I.'. 211 80 b M
71 J, . . 4 80 17 231 40 8 20
1i 187 140 4 10 70 til 10 6 20
83 liw 40 4 Hi Us Ii 40 8 iv
84 lut Hi. 4 fit, In 241 ho 8 20
70 171 40 3 00 tl 241 120 8 10
78 Ill 4u 8 8 6 281, 10 I to
4f. ltl ... 8 10 46 21 ... 8 30
tl 127 ... 8 10 IS l.ll 120 8 20
81 81 ... 8 10 44 2.H, ... 8 20
8i I"i ... 8 10 76 221 ... 8 20
71 18 40 8 10 88 -J..0 80 I 221,
80 .11 10 C 121, 87 tr,7 ... 8 22
I 8'XI 40 I U 1-4 t7 to I 25
80 107 ... 8 15 13 Ji.l ... 3 85
84 t44 aio 8 15 17 isi ... t 25
44 IIS. ... I 15 87. .. . 0 8 2i
II 10 ... I 18 47 274 110 8 28
(' 1S7 80 8 15 10 245 ... I 26
84 tit ... 8 18 81 Ill 80 5 Za
14 Ml ... II . 244 120 I ti
.88., 240 130 I 18 10 241 ... b 25
121 120 8 18 7" 281 ... 8 2714
88 w 1 11 10 ". 5 271,
74 200 120 8 18 41 264 ro 5
80 2'0 40 8 1J 41 MS ... I 17
7O......2J0 ... 8 18 84 --Ml ... 6 27'a
77 S tno 8 15 Bt 2i ... 8 80
80 lot ... 8 15 7 277 ... 8 80
41 244 80 i 16 17 817 ... 8 80
88 844 40 8 IS I, S.i ... 6 8i
71 t28 ... I II 84 I I 10 i S:
72 Ml ... I 11 f7 11 ... t S5
7' 2:1 40 I 16 44 iM 80 5 3a
80 llfl ... 8 178, . 32 . . 6 4'i
71 827 ... 8 SO 11 144 110 8 30
II tut ... 8 20 U Si.4 ... 8 30
41 (27 160 8 20
SilEEP-There was a fairly liberal fun
of sheep here thla morning, but the de
mand was ulso of good proportions and a
a icu)t oil the mrly ariiv.l wire s xn
dispose. of. r'.ome of the trains were late
in arriving, which delayed tne.1na.1ket to
quite an extent. The market could prob
ably best be doacnued by calling it t"dy
to strong, some sales of the better grud-s
being a little higher. Ewes and wether,
the tame a has b-en the case of lite,
teemed to le In the best demand and eold
to the greatest advantage, i.amlm. on the
other hand, were h little slow and no more
than steady. Yearlings also did not fhow
any great improvement In the .pa Jul It y of
rases. The quality of the cfferlrrs o a
whole wa oniv fair, so that the market on
paper doe not look as od a It would
otherwise.
Quotation for corn-fed stock: Chnioe
western lsmbs. 3'&03S75; f!r to good
lambs. K X''d? ': good to choice Mexli-in
yearlings. f4.7.".ru'i i; cood to cho ce west
ern yearling. I4 &O04 75; fair to good var-llns-s.
34 2ii?i4Mi-, good to choice wethers.
34 O0134 4t: fair to good wether", ys.TTiC.Ot:
good to choice ews. Its.er 1Y4 M: fair to kod
ewe. S3 6i:3.80. Rcpreentatlv sale:
No. A v. Pr.
13 w estern cull ewes 71 f '
II wetern cull ewe fV I 00
46 western cull wos 7tt i
IS western cull ewes 7! ? 2Ti
18 western cull ewes 81 I SI
43 western ewe TS I Tr
72 western cull ewes ft S 00
43 western cull ewe 41 3 00
fl western cull ewes fl? 00
C western ewes K IM
18 weirtern ewes 84 3 61
1 goat ' &1
f western we 92 S 7".
30!) wee tern cw-e 10,1 3 o
4 Mexican ewe 77 8 8'
830 western ewes lor. 4 ft)
3.'.t western ewe 1"4 4 '
S78 western ewes 110 4
western wethers f-3 4 r
W Mexican wethers 84 4 fcO
881 Mexican wethers M 4 tV
ft6 Wexlran rearlihg Tl 4 7S
14 western lar-iba M 10
71 western lamb 8 ?s
wtern lamt.i M 5 55
SfV) weatern ewes M 30
ls western we'her I1 4 on
S.-.8 we tern ewe 10 4 CO
4V7 wetern ewes 3" 4 '0
47 western ews o 4 ?1S
1ST western lamb and year'lr r- 4 bo
St. Ila live Slnek Merkrl.
ST. I1U1S. March 9 TATTLE Ttecelpt.
4 fa hend. Including 1 Wi heed Trxans: mar
ket 10c h!rber- nstlve shlrpi"e srd exnort
Steers 4 fi A; dressed lef and butehee
steers. 83 Ttycr ft1: steers under 1 000 lbs., f3 n
C4 10: Blocker ard f-eder. S3 4oj4 tyi cows
srd heifers. S2.8T.tTS.S5; canner. K TUn 50;
I 1100 4" 8
1 !!" H It
1 !.- I 80 1
J 1 ln t 80 I
1 710 I r-o 4
1 10H i 8" !
0 t &n f
I p0 I M I.
1 -:o 18" 1
8 H'.l ? 8 14
I I 10 J4
I 141 I (. 1
I "14 14" 7
I ! I " II
I 1, t so r-
I K I 1 46 P
1 j 7. I
l.i.iii 10 f 78 I
1 1070 I 78 1
1 Sf 3 78 I
t. nr.:. I 78 t
1 8-0 I TS I
4 84t I 78 4
t 8K0 878 1.
1 lrww I 78 1:
I ST.! I 78 .
IS 11' T I 7S II
4 1070 1 n
7 4 J V5 1
1 losr, :, t
10 inri 15 11.
in t i 1
44 8t t f 1
4 IKI if" i
4 11 t SO 4
1 1174 0" 1
11 1111 8 no 1
1 1010 I 110 8
1 lis I 00 I
FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
fl fiflF COMMISSION Oil
Capital and Surplus, $603,000.00.
General Offices: N. Y. Life BIdg., Minneapolis.
IPCCT CCDVIPC Moat reliable market ltrormat8osu a-Avrgt
DCd I wLiilliik pnial wlr systtra Is America,
2VVC RHIDIHTCC sxecixe your orders If lha ntirkil
Ilk UU AnAII I kk rsMxctisa aha pria wliian you at.
W charg NO IMTtREiT for carry! Ions; stocks,
3. UARQ1KS REQUIRED l.1'09
4. REFERENCES HASS" -
CM AH A EUaHCH 1618 Farcii St., Tel. 3467. THOS. M. WADDICE, Cir.
N. H-- W lasiaa saxch k an exhanstlv rrtw of ths market, and th
t most aoourai turecast of future
bulls. K:?4 0r; calves, r. :i i-fnt; Texart
and lnr''.:n s'errs. 8UlKt4e. cows and
heifers. I. 4dr. 2t.
1K ;s-lin e'pis. s.Asi head; market rVif
luc h'ghcr; pigs snd lights. 14 fo: n 00, Park
ers a.-. 1"ui. ', biuchtrs and l-st heavy,
3-, v.
SHKU' AND I.AVTtS-Receipt. 1 rt
heid. markit strong; native muttons 84 itf
4 Hi, lhml.- 34 rt 1.', 81.: culls and bucks, 82 i)
t,4H.; stot kera 82 tvl '
t lilt ALU LlitS ll WI li MtRKET.
Cattle aad lloaa Tea Teals Higher.
with Receipts Good.
CH1CAOO. Mnrch S CATTt.E Receipts,
17.0.4I head, market oened strong to 10c
higher; closa-d easier: rood to prime steers.
Si. Hii'. CO; r to itiedljm, St fr.'n i8: stix-k-ers
,nd fc-ilers. 3i..Vr4 5; cows. 81 ffitft On;
heifers. S2.i.ti4 4V; can:u-rs. tl.S.itrZ ; bulls,
3;i"y4.n.'. calves. Si Ssnu !h'; Texas steen,
14 10,14 ..
HtsiS Receipts, Jo.iiaj head: estimated
tomorrow, arviuo; market mostly liic hlKher;
closed weak, mixed and butchers, to 4
S'8; good to choice heavy. S o&T :;
rough heavy. ST. fcuiHOj light, 34 8ui.6..;
buiK of alee, S. Si.'iia S'.
SMEl-'.P AND L.4.M US Receipts. S0.fl
hea.l. shrep steadv; lambs steadv to w-eak;
good to holce wether. 84 i'-ni-t ST.; fair to
choice mlxinl, S".riik'i4 7?.; western slieeti,
S. w &.!?: n .rlvo lainlis. 84 .Si.'i.ir ; western
lan.l.a, 34 j1 Ti.
evr York I.le stock. Market.
NEW YORK. March SRKEVE5 Re
ceipts, S.fsr, head; markx for tecrs, ft
bulls and good cows, steady; light bull and
ni-dlum and common cows. 10c lower; oowa,
4n ; no prime reeve iffered: stags and
.xn. 34jnt,4 4i'; bulls. 354c; cows. Sl.SivffS so.
Cabiea unchanged, shlpmenta 8-4 cattle,
2,c: sheep and 8.1i,1 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 1. 0f.fi head; market for
veals si(dy to strong; little calves slow:
no barnyard or western oalves; veals. 34 00
4i f'; llttie cslvea 8- 7.3 .St'; city dressed
veals. ftilxc; per lb.; country dressed,
6'..illn-.
Hi 1S-Receipts. 4 4S4 head; market firm;
go.d stnte hogs. 3a Htnif no.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, MSS
h'-nil. market for atief p, firm; lsmbs SCo
higher: sheep, 3400; lambs, Sj Oom'-1';
ycuilliigs, 8i J6.
Kansa City I.lve Mark Blearket.
KA?AS CITY, March S CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7.mi0 head. Including pouthems'
market steady; export anrl dressed beef
siens, 34 ts8.iti.Jf.; fair to good, steady, 88 80
i4&l. wesleru fed steers, weak. 8.!Trff4rf;
stotkers and feelers, etesady. 83 Sfrfir4.8.i;
southern steen. be lower, S3.SuiiH.8v; south
ern ci.ws, strong, 82 4iu.3i; native cows,
3-0i;3 So; native heifera. 83 (v4 3U; bulla,
steadv. 3:' fvS TT,; calves, SS.WtJ 5.
IKtiS Receipts, fi.8,10 head; steadv to Kc
lower, top. 34 jj; bulk of sales. Sf. 106 38;
heavy, t' a.5.?,;". 4f.; parkcrs, Si 2ogS.37i; pig
and iipV.ts, 4.(io-(t.lS.
SHEEP ANU LAMTtS Receipts, 3.&00
lie id. market strong; native lambs 84 Svfji
ti7h: western lambs, 84 77ffftfiS: fed ewes.
S3.s"!t4 K.; vearlings, H.tKiyt 10; stockers and
feeders, 3-.Toi4.lJ.
Stork la Sight.
Following are the receipts of lire stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day: Cattle. Horm. Sheen.
South Omaha S 7'1 .400 l.oon
Chicago 17,000 10.000 T 000
Kansas City 7.0i0 6.WK) S80O
St. Louis 4.f1 S 000 l.t.D
Ft. Joseph 1.244 C.80J t7Ll
Sioux City h 1000
Totals 84.744 3S.S6S S3, CI
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
PT. JOSEPH. March . CATTLE Re
ceipt. 2.244 head; market steady to lOo
hleher; natives. S3.fKfiS.2S; cows and heifers,
S1.7f1i4.BO; s;ockrs and feeders. 33 2S.
HDOS-Receij.t. t.Sit hend; market mostly
10c lower: IlRht, S6.W1U&.40; medium and
heavv. tf. ,5 Ti .Ro.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3 7K1
hesrt; market steady to Ko higher; lambs
S'i.Cu; n et Hers, 84. Ui; ewes, 84.76.
Slonx City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. March fSpeclnl Telt
gram.l CATTLE Receipts. 8ilJ head: mar
ket 10p hlghet; stockers. fteTdy; beeves,
STi &oj4.50; cows, bulla rnd mixed, 32 (,fTa.40:
stockers arid fced.-rs, r3.bnfiS.80; calve tnl
yenrl'nes. 83 0f j-.i 70.
H, M5S Receip's, t.noo head; market
steady, selling 84 Sr,&0 11; bulk, S5.10.ipa.2S.
Snatnr end Molnnse.
NEW Tor.IC. Mar-h S SIV? AP Raw
firm; fair reflninr 2 15-lfic; centrlfucr'l, N
tert. 3 7-lfic; molasres sugar, S 31-16c; re
f.ncd Arm.
MOI.AfSES Firm: g-od to choice, tlft
rc
NEW ORT.KANB- Mili l.-RTIAR-Pfcsdv;
open kettle centrlftiral
wblts. 4' c; yellor-s, S'ffit 16-lts roconda.
2iTi.7". S-1.V-
MT ASSE.'-PIrm; open Vettle, S0Wci
centrifugal. lISc, Pvrup, nir;ric.
rri- Good Markft.
NEW YOStK-Merrh . IRY OOODS
Tlie lv hHS ben a fesltirelsss one as far a
th" Hni.irv drv irood roarV"! Is concerned
snd lohhers rjort s lessened demand from
nearby traVle. -
HEAL E'TATE TRtSSrERI.
tieed filed for record March 8, as furn
ished by the Midland Guarantee and
1 ruat company, bonded abstracter, 1814
Farnam street, for Th Bee:
Harry lavender and wife to B. H.
and C. A. Hirney, part lot 4, block
6. '!. South Omaha S 1
John Steel and wife to Joeph Ho-
lenda, part nA 21-16 12 BOO
Mary J. Jan-.es to Patrick S. McOulre,
vtt ne'4 It-ifV-ll 4,tB
Patrick S. M.-Guire and wife to Wil
liam J. Iie'mody, part lot 6, block L
Isaacs oc S.-ldon s add 200
Joseph O. Corby end wife to Title
Ouarantee and Trust company, part
lot 16. Millard & Caldwell s add 1
Same to same, lot 14, block S, Kountsa
Place , 1
Peter peters and wife to Henry
Tretje. lots 1 and 3. block It, Ben
nington LOOS
William J. Brunton and wife to Cart
A. Mortenson. lot 13, replat of block
7. Hernia Park S09
Clinton Orcutt to C. M. Rich, lots IS
and 1. I lock ll'S. South Onaaha 1.000
C. M. FJch r:d wife to First Presby
terian rhurch. South Ornihi, same.. I.SO0
t?1ella Mundervill and husband to
James May. jot 17. block i. Mat
thews' ruhdlv 1SS
Patrick S. MGulre and wife to EJg
gert Oft. W, ne", K-18-11 1,771
Sheriff to (rmnha laoan and Building
nsoclatlon, lot 11, block 3, Valley
Grove 411
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Eusines bundled promptly tn alt markets.
Office. &s: Bee Building.
Telephone 24&S.
O W. tPDIKE. MAN'AGER.
GEO. . ADAMS 0RIN CO.
Grain. Provisions At Stocks.'
McinUra Omaha 'Jrain s-xebangs,
Chicago Board of Trade and etavef
exchanges.
Correnpondents Bartlstt. Frailer A
Cfcr.'Irgron.
218 beard ef Trad BI4rg. Oaxalii.
notmi,U. Free at an? mi eur ftoaa.