TTTE OMAHA DAILY . DEE: FRIDAY, MATiCTT 11, 1001.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat OcsticTitt Quiet and K pi Ererj
bed on Abx ous EaaU
TRANSACTIONS ARE NATURALLY LIGHT
l northern. 2No: to strive. No. 1 hsrd.
VSc; No. I northern. HV: No. 2 northern.
May, Hu"4c; July, W"c; Beptemner,
(BSC,
OAT8 To arrive and on track. 83c.
.Blight Heartlon I'oiim l.ate la Day
mm Hesalt of Wednesday's Opera
tion May Cora Holds
Ita Cnn.
OMAHA, March 10, 1904.
Another quiet day on tne Omaha ex
change in giain fur future delivery. The
inaraut mnUi.ut-d to be ajch that it la M
ui.ra aa night to the IochI contingent what
ht-at win uo during any given twenty-tour
hours. r'or this reajion trtuisu. lions are
light and overybody la cautious. May Corn
continues to supply the speculative Interest
! I rtxl aim la prarticHlly the on y future
in wnicn onuiiia exenunae is active. A. rc
action In wneat was due today after the
southern trip cf Wednesday, and It came
lata In the morning. Liverpool opened a
up on news ol a lonltntied tie-up In Arai.n
tine. ClUcuKo May opened on a spread of
' N tho too of the market bflng Wc. Tli
market sagged, however, to Hla It ral
lied later and by noon had reached 93Vo
Chicago new July hddtod about IvUfcc most
of the morning. There ntrna nothing to
llntirt the lileu of a short crop. Neither
on the high market or On the present lower
cine nave win immers noeratea muon grain.
K Xpert feel that the Lulled dtaU will call
ir all the American wheat this year, nnd
the business will be Independent of foreign
markets.
May torn showed strength enough to ho'.d
Its own today after the rout of Wednesday.
Omaha owned at 44c. surced to 44, and
later rallied to about the opening. Chicago
tuoKe lko from the oucnlna- and fluctuated
hout 61c. It showed some strength at the
close.
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the closo Wednesday
And today were as follows
. Closed
Oten. High. Low. Today. Wed'y,
v neat
CHICAC.O tiltAll ASD rROVIMOXS.
Features of the Trading; and Closing
I'rlres on Hoard of Trade.
CHIOAGO, March 10 Fear of an official
announcement of decreased reserve in
farmers' ounntltles in hands was largely
the cause of a net gain of 1H5 today in
May wheat. July closed at an advance of
fcHTtiO. Mav corn la ud o. Oata are pre
cisely lc alKive last night s close, and pru-
VlHlrtn 2W ion
lit snltn vf rnln In KnnsflS the prloe Of
wheat at Kansas City experienced a sharp
advance. May advanced to 4o, a gain, of
2tC. from th low point. July aoid up to
K'ttfTiMiNc. The market rlos.d strong, with
May at !4c, the high point ot tne aay.
KIi.bI ftiruros nn Julv were at H'4.'-nfi9,c.,
Clearances of wheat nnd flour were equal
to n.ixXI bushels. Primary receipts were
5.K.3W bushels, against 4.I4.8U0 bushels a year
mro. MlnnennollK. Iiulutn ana tjnicago re
ported receipts of 871 cars, against 2'jU last
weoa nnn :t a vear aao.
The corn market oiiened quite steady.
The Initial firmness In whet was also a
factor at the start. The close was strong
and nt the top prices of the flay. May
nikoneil U lower to ic Maner to bll4frtilVo.
July ranged between 4b-Vi and 60c. and
closed wltn a gain or ic at t"c. uxai
receipts were 173 cars, with four of conr
trart srnrle.
oats were weak early m the any on neavy
lllng by leading long. The market closed
strong and almoat at the top. May opened
Vfco lower to ho nigner at 40MU4OVic. Alter
inns: down to nsc tne price raineu w
4ic. closing at 4i)e. juiy ranged ne-
twwn 3!c and 39V, and closed a higher
at i!!ir. I.ocul recrfnts were 231 cars.
In sympathy with a decline of 104fl6c In
the price of hogs the provision market
ruled easier early In the day. The close
showed slight sains throughout the list
May pork being up 10c at I13.T3H. May lard
was 2V..c higher at fl.WA and ribs up 74c
at 8i.z'.
Estimated recelnts for tomorrow: Wheat
15 cars; corn, 146 cars; oats, 145 cars; hogs,
u,vt head.
The bulling futures ranged aa follows:
Artlcles.1 Open. lllgh.l Low. Close.j Yesr,
. July
Corn
Alay
July ....
Oata
May ....
July
, 82
. 81
, 44H
44
&
83 82 S3 82 B
ti . H4j ttfV, UfrA
4T4 44 40V, U 44HA
414 44 44'k 41
59 '4 89 394
8Vi 3H: &Vt
Loral t ash Orala Market.
Conditions tend against a local cash mar
kit at mm time, 'ihe market Is there I ore
a little off from other markets and receipts
nataraliy are light. The elovators all are
loaded up with wheat and win to sell
1 here is no demand from other source. If
the elevators were In the buying mood the
niaraet would be fairly lively, but they are
not so Inclined. The need of a l.uuu-barrel-a-day
flour mill Is feit: the need of two
uoli consumeis la irreatcr. Kecelnts of
wheat were rather iarue for this uerlod
being 11 cars In and 13 cars out: one week
ago, 4 and 14 cars. Prices today were prac
tically the prices of Wednesday.
Business In corn was rather better than
for several, days, although the prices were
nothing more than firm at the mark of
Wednesday. Omaha prices on corn and
oata re In line with those of other mar
kets. In some respects rather hleher. Corn
Is grading better now than formerly; out
of thirty-eight Inspection today two cars
only were no grade. ' Five cars were No. 2.
The talent la beginning to think that the
corn will not full In grade with mild
'weather, for It has graded better during
the Inst few warm days than formerly dur
ing the cold weeks. Receipts of corn were
. j cars in and lb cars out: one week ago,
. an and 19 cars. Oat receipts were cars In
ana 4 cars out: one week aeo. 1 and 4 cars
Representative sales of carlots by sample
..on track, Omaha:
MIXED CORN-No. S yellow. 1 cars. 43o
-Mississippi riveri; i car, 4ic: Z cars, 4114a
No. 8, i car. 43o (river); 1 car, 414c. No, 4
yeuow, l car. 40c; no grade, l car, S'Hc.
WHEAT No. t hard. Kmc; No. 8 hard.
itlj-nit nu. -w iihiu, l"M Mil., BprMIK,
RifWciiNo. I spring, 7Vtf1i4c; No. 4 spring,
70740.
CORN No," I, 42a; No. 8. 40Hffl4H4r: No. 4,
sn'trwc; jno. i yellow, "e; jvo. 9 yell
,. 41Hft?4?c; No. white, 42042?4c; No. 3 wli
41ifl42c.
OATS Vo, 2. 87iff38c: No. 8. S0a37e: No. 4
iSVfifcict No. white. 4Ti?42c; No. S white,
vituc; sianuara, w'dlinc.
Kotes from tho Exchange OfOces
Omaha Inspections of grain were SI cars.
Of wheat, 1 car graded No. 4 hard winter,
. i car xxo. i nara winie,- ana 2 cars no grade
. Itf ..Aril !t I'm rm irndwl KJr, Q f"J rm X . .
f t cars No. 4, I cara no grade, 2 cats No. 4
yellow, 4 cars No. 8 yellow and 3 cara No. 8
white. Of oata, S cars graded No. 4 and t
curs no. 4 wnite.
Oral Markets Elsewnere.
Wheat
May
aJuly
DJuly
aSipt
bSept
H'orn
May
July
Sept
Onts
May
July
Bept
l'erk
May
July
Lnrd
May
July
Whs-
May
July
92V,f?fl3 94
W'jx4 83'4'&S
s4'-i.S! W
84-4Vl 84
1 I -
MXfrV, 62S1
4Vuvil9VUa4
3vv;ti
13 r,B
13 9JH
7 27H1
7 )
1 12H
7 i
41 H
18 90
14 12H
7
7 47V4
7 22HI
7 35
7
84
83
60
4W
4lsVs(
S3
13 &
13 77HI
n it
7 27Vf
7 07S1
7 17V4
94 92H
9 f
Mil H
E24 6M
Ni 4H,4
434 S
41H 4
8!"4
S3J 834
IS 87H! 13 77H
14 10 14 00
7 tru. 7 80
7 47fc 7 45
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Cxchangt Experiences tb Emglleit Eus-
inesi Don in Yiari
UNITED STATES STEEL OFFERS HOPE
Most Coaaplcnoas Movement of the
Market, bat the Spasm of Activ
ity Is Rather Short
Lived.
NEW TORK, March 10. Today's busi
ness on the stock exchange was the small
est In years. The slight Increase In the
mantel's animation thus tar this
wuelt gave way to practical stagnation to
day. The day s sales of M.Oiw shares on
August 1, lwm Is the low record for many
years past. Today's sales aggregated 73,u0
shares.
There Is some hope that the decisive lm-
rrovement in Iron trade revealed by the
ron Age's monthly blast furnace statis
tics would revive Interest in the stuck mar
ket. It proved to be worth of a point to
United States Steel preferred, which was
only temporarily held. This was ono of
the most conspicuous movements In the
market and Is a commentary on the day's
trading. Hales of the next dividend on
L'nlted States dividend were made on the
curb market at $l.6o per share for several
hundred shares. The decrease of over
8U,uuO,(ioO In value of exports compared
with the preceding February Is pretty
evenly divided between cotton and bread
stuffs. The falling off In the domestlo re
ceipts of cotton goes to reinforce this
showing and to renew anxiety over the
supply" of cotton. The market was equally
unresponsive to this unfavorable consid
eration. The opposition of officials of the
miners' union to the proposal for a soft
coal .strike was regarded as encouraging
from a stock market standpoint.
Foreign markets were reported stagnant
also and the decline In sterling In i'arls
marked a change In the attitude of that
center which hss continued to Invest in
London paper during the recent disturb
ances. There was not uch utter stag
nation In bonds as In stocks, but that sec
tion was rery dull and made no movement
of Importance. Total sales, par value.
t41.19K.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Following were the quotations on tne rnew
Tork Stock exchange:
- Bnies.Mi.K-n.i-.ow. cio
.... 6jV4 MT
Mils; postrd rates, ft M4iI4 S7H; commer
cial hills, tl N.
SILVF.R rtar, 67V; Mexican dollars, 45o.
Hi N1B Oovernment, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
fellows:
0. 8. rrf. ta, r....inH Manhattan e. g. 4a.
da roupoti lor. Max. (antral 4a....
to la. rt in i,t lnc
4a coupon icwv, Minn. ft. U 4s..
do new 4a. rcg M . K. T. 4a....
do coupon 132it do Zs
do old 4. res li e, . R. R. jf M. c.
e coupon 117H N. T. C. f. Uta...
Ati-hlton n. 4a. ...... l'V N. J. C. . Ba....
do ad). 4a , OS No. Pacific 4a
Atlantln C. L. 4a.... 1 do In
Haltlmora A 0. 4a....l"lt N. A W. c. 4...
. do !',a tJ O. 8. L. 4a A par
Central ol Oa. ta 10f,Pcnn. oonr. JHi.
do lat lnc at RMdlna aen. 4a..
Clies. A Ohio 44a....lom Pt. U A 1. M. e
Chl.aao A A. Sa.... 7 ft. L. A f. fg. 4a.
C. li. A Q. n. 4s..'.. nUk'S). u. a. W. la
C. M. A S P. t 4a.. 17 IScahoard A. U 4a
C. A N. W. c. 7a....lH
T, '4
7-
67i
4i4
a7
4a..
4a.
W
C. R. I. -A P.
do col. ft
r.i'.r. A st. L. i
i nicaan I cr. 4a. . .
Ton. Tohaco 4. ..
t'olo. A So. 4a
D. A H. O. 4a....
Krla prior Hen 4a.
do sen. 4a
f. W. A D. C. 1....H'44
Hor-klns Val. 4Sa 104
L. A N. unl. 4a IK!,
ultered.
Sn. railllr 4a..
So. Rallwar 6a
Tciaa A P. la
T-, St. b. A W
Vnlon Parlflr 4i
do ennv. 4a.
V S. Steal Id 6a
Wabaah la
do deh. It
W. A L K. 4a..
Wla. Central 4..
Colo. F. A I. 5a
10SH
.. 4
.. 11-4
..
.. 74
.. 77
4a 75
.. t:s
..1!
..IHJ'4
.. 70H
,. 7S
... I1H
.. 1514
..
ta.111'4
81
. la
.1I1H
.115
.
.W-
. 5H
. T2V4
.US'
. MH
. 47
. Ilt"4
. 70
41,
OMAHA LIVE SlOCIi MARKET
Both Etren and Cows Bold Eeadil;
About Bteadj Pnrea.
at
HOG MARKET TOOK
DROP
Sheep Meeelpts
of Week and
at
Derllae of
o Flfteea
Liberal for the Time
Trading Was Slow
Aboat Tea
Oats.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 10. 1904.
Ltfnilnn Stork Market.
I,ONDON, March 10. Closing:
6 -l N. Y. Central Ill
at 11-11 Norfolk A W ts
... I1 do ptd
M Ontario A W Sou
ltt Tennarlvanls 17V
Conaola, nioncr.
do account ....
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd ,
Baltimore A O...
Canadian Pactflo
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Ut. W
C. M. A St. P
Iictleera
V. A R O
do pfd
Krla
do lat ptd....
do 2d pfd...
Illlnola Central
Loula. A Naah..
M., K. A T
SIL,VK1-Uar,
Uk Rand Mtnea
na'a
... 1014
... 16
...1444
... 1
... It
... IS
... ins
... I3S4
... ;v
...iiev,
...lu6v
... iy,
steady,
Headlns
do let pfd...
do td pfd ..
Bo. Railway ....
ao pia
8n Paclflo
I'nlon Paclflo ...
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabuh
uu ptd
tiVa
SO
SI
IMH
0
4
444
If.H
tH
. lit,
. 7
J4'4
L'6 7-15J ner ounce.
aiuiN fji zyjtiuiTia per rait,
The rate of discount In the open market
la iu-i l-l per cent; tor three months' blKa,
aiu'o 1-1S per oeint.
7 KH
7 35
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
ixjutt yuiei ana steaay; winter pat
ents, Id.uotiu.io; straights, 4.i04i4.o; spring
patents. Vi.ii'uo.W, straights, tl.t.uO; ba
kers. J.Sm4jj.W.
WllaiA'l No. 2 spring, 86GT94C; No. 3,
8tX(jti3c; No. 2 red, t&9oc.
t.On.N iso, 2, tic; io. t yenow, wv,
OA'lo-No. il 4UHK40oi No. 8 white,
KIK IMO. Z, MV4C.
1JAKLKY UlhjU feeding. 3640c; fair to
Choice malting, 4i'u(i6o.
blitHH-iNo. 1 nax, ii.tw; no. 1 norm-
western. 81.10: prime timothy, 3.S; clover,
contract grade, 8 1 1.66.
1'KU VISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 113 83
I3.hi4. lard. per v ids., lilatiii'
Ihort ribs side (loose), It.wal.u'i.. Short
clear sides (boxed), i.37iti'U7.60.
tteci ipts. Hnipments
Flour, bbls 44,000 O.500
wneat. bu itfi.l"U
Corn, bu 179,iX 2U.8O0
Oats, bu 281.800 &6,4 0
icye, du ij.jai tt.jvu
Barley, bu 73,100 53.21.0
un the rroauce exenange today tne but
ter market was steady; creameries, 140
rsc; dairies. 13W!i21c. Eggs, steady; at
mum. canes inciuueu, iiftc. t.neese sieaoy
at IOMiIIMiC. 1
OMAHA HilOLESAm MARKET..'
Foreign Financial.
' LONDON, March 10. Money was In some
what Increased demand in the market today
for Stock exchange pay day, though the
tequ'-omenta were very moderate. Opera
tors on the Stock exchange were largely
concerned with the settlement. Consols and
Itecelpts were: Cattle.
Official Monday ..At
(.ithclal Tuesday 8 4o!
Oftlclal Wednesday 3.4i
Olllcial Thursday ........ 40
Four clays this week. .14 417
Siime days last week. .. .11,2:41
Same week before 21.241
Snrno three weeks ago..,16.7S7
fame four weeks ago. ...10,733
Siime days last year 14,h56
RECEIPTS FOll TUB VEAR
Hogs. She p.
4,u&)
.b47
7,77i
6,M)0
2I.:99
23. 290
47.4X1
3,"..2M
28.141
TO
.7il
7.4oJ
6.S0U
24.6X1
S.'.'.'.3
33.973
i.o.127
M.9I3
DATU
The toilowlnu table shuns the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparisons with
iusi year:
1804. 1903. Ino.
Cattle 171,000 181,476
Hogs 463, 2b2 4ol,2lo U.lMti
Sheep 8ti2,21l 25S.407 Iu3,i4
Averasf, orlcca naio tur liozt at
Oinana for the last several dais with com
parisons
Dec.
10,478
6011th
Date. I li34. lO3.il9O2.10Ol.l0O.IlS9.189S.
4 99
t 03 I
6 02
6 04V
6
i 27 i
i SUM
721
I 03
6 90
6 Ht
6 W;
6 81
I
S 781
6 2
27
a
I Ml
6 961
4 921
6 1M 0 641 B M
6 31'i: 811 6 931
6 3JV; t 911 8 88
a it 1 s i; b eo
8 801
5 841 8 231
i m). 6 M
too
'ioo
. 8,i"Vi
200
800
7tW
, 1,900
, 100
, 200
74 ft
. 8&
lj'4
171
4i i0
, 1,500
! 'ioo
1,700
700
3'JO
l.JOO
8,200
24 V
163 .
13
3S
Closing prices of grain Tuesday and
todsy at the markets named were as
lews; , . ...
KANSAS CITT.
Closed-
Today. Tst'y,
......... a . ........ a UD
Wheat- '
May
July ....
"Corn " '
Mar ....
' - July ....
;. 43H.
WB
, ST. Louia
Wheat
May July
Corn
May
July
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May .!
JUly v. a . r .
DULUTH.
Wheat -
May ; 85V,
July 96HB
...553S
434
. 3H
Whtat
May ...
July ...
NEW YORK.
8714
84 A
44H4B
4tF
94
9t4B
. Wis .
NBW TORK QEItEHAIi MARKET,
notations
Varloas
Cosamodttlos.
NEW YORK. March 10. FIX)UR-Re-
reipts. Ki DDIs. I exports, 23,1113 bbl
marset quint out steady: Minnesota.
r a tents. 85.15 tl 5 50; winter straights, 34 Ktii)
10; winter patents, t5.2&5.00; extras. 33 00
KJ4.00: Minnesota bakers, 4au64.7U; winter
low grades, 33.1503.80. Rye flour, dull: fHlr
to good, 34 3tr-ii4.ua; choice to fancy, 4.ju
a.ou. xiucnwiiesi nour, nominal.
COKNMhvAI Quiet; yellow western.
ai.ii, cny, ai.ii; aim anea, S4.ii"mi..v.
RYE Dull; No. 3 western, 7b Ho, t
rive.
MARI.EY Dull; feeding. 80c, c. I. f., New
amir. iiiniunK, owkh:, c. i. r., xiutraio.
WHEAT-Kecelpts, M.114 bu.; exports, SS.-
o uu. omit maraei nrm; no. 8 red, 81.01,
i-mvtvturj nu. a rea ii.u.-'iri.tB. r. o. b afloat
No. 1 no, thorn Iiuluth, 31.oti, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b..
afloat Options opened firmer., weakened
anarpiy with corn, but afterward became
. more buoyant. The close was quite strong
. , I . .... I T ... J . . - w . . . . .
nosea at ie; July, Kl'ySkic, closed at
ewii. pviiifinuer, so e ( "-trt", ClOfcea at 8740
CORN Receipts. 64.500 bu. ; exports, S9 278
bu. Spot market easy; No. i. nominal, ele
vator, Uic, afloat; No. 8 yellow. 67c; No. 3
wuue, oeo. tqmons ciosea strong at H(74c,
no advance: May, 65Vu57Hc, closed at li7V4c:
July, fi6uf5V4c. closed at oiic.
OATS-Recelpls, M.600 bu.: exports. 8.115
du. tipot market weak no. z. bcv: staminrrl
white, eitifilSvi No. 3 white, 51Vii&2c; No, 3
wnue, DO'ttntc.
HAY yulet; shipping, 6o3'75c; good to
Choice ni,.i OS.
RICE Bttvady: domestic, fair to extra, SS
. jm4hh, iitiminHL
HOI'S Firm: state, common to choice,
lwn. smaie: 180S. 24i-Jto: o ds. 1611 3e. Pb
clflo coast. 1903, 27ij.Be; li02, 24u.'7c; olds, 19
Xlc.
IllPFg-Flrm: Oalveston, to lbs.,
, 18c; California. 21 to B lbs., liie; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs.. 14c.
TAI-LOW-Dull: city (K por pkg). 6c;
cuiuniy I'eisa. ireei. DltiC.
I.E ATHK It Stead v; acid. Iff56c,
WOOI. Firm: Heece, lvif3!c
PROVISIONS-Iierf, steady; family, !
flliou; ineaa. 9iHKtdi; lutms, fru-il
ai.w; psesei. i inrnii m; city extra India
mess. i..iiii ii. tin meats aulet: idck
led liellles. 37niVall; pickled shoulders.
ii4.a; pickiei imms, 8U'.0MSll.i0. IJird
eas ; western stemmed. f7.'5; rrtlned. firm;
coniinent. n (: poutn America. 37.50; com-
jHiiiii.i. i... vi7 Hi. fork, steady: family,
llO.lltll Ita.
81 rji-7tr, nt
HI TTFR Firm; fresh creamery, 15240;
mie uuirv, j-cuiic.
CHEESE Btndy; small colored and
;t wtitie and large colored and white, Beptem
per, ic; mo mane. ii'c.
EUO Steady but lower; western firsts,
we.
IWLTRY-Allve .steady: western chick
mnm '" . M 1:.1 u t-U ..a.. l ... l..,d.l
firm; western chickens. 1-V; fowls, 13'J
Uc; turkeys. lt?lao.
Condition of TraaJe and Quotations oa
Staple and fancy Fiodace.
EOGS Receipts. Uberal: market steady:
fieah stock, lae inchidlitg ouaua, l&'aO.
L1VW HI liens. fc; young
roosters, 84iVo; old roon;ers, Ct⁣ turkeys,
W; ducks, M'i.o; geese, sc.
MUTT1S.R l ocking stock, 12c; choice to
tuncy dairy rolls, Hulbc; aepaiator, 82c.
FRESH FUSH Trout, sauiluc: olcknrel.
SVutic; pike, 8c; vorch, tifti-Ac; olutllsh, liny,
IklillutlBh kajA. ulm...a 11a V ..Llnnb '..u..
ana ., ..... v, . ... . .., , i.Uuvi.n, w,
fol- I codiluh, uo; fedsnapper, 11c; lrbsters, boiled.
per id., w; ivosiers, green, per in, sue;
bullheads, lid: catlish. i30fl4c: black baas.
2oo; halibut, loc; crapples, 12c; herring, 4Vac;
woue uass, 'x: oiuenns, sc; smeus, auraiiu.
OYSTERS New York counts, uor can.
43c; per gal., 82; extra aeloct, per can, goc;
ler gal., 41.80; standard, per can, 27c; per
gal., 81.50.
BKAN-l'er ton, 315.60.
HAY Pfires nuntfid hv Omnha. tVhnlaaAlai
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 iiDland.
0 6o; No. 2, 6; medium, 8680; coarte, 3i;
rye straw, K. These prices are lor hay of
good color and quality. Demand fair and
receipts light.
"VEGETABLES.
POTATO E43 Colorado. 31.uuai.10: Xiakota.
per bu., 11; natives, Roc. ,
SWEET POTAToES-iMuscatlne, par bbl.,
83.50; sewl. 32.76.
NAVY UEANS Per bu.. 32.2Sii2.Sa.
CELJiRY Irftrae California, taoc. 76c and
0b. ,
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. 81.80: Colo
rado yellow and red, per lb., 3c
CABHAUE Wisconsin Holland. 3c: new
.aiixornio. so.
TURNIPS White, per bu., boo.
CARROTS Per bu., fl.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 76.
BEETS Per bu., 75c.
CAULIFLOWER CjUlfornla. per orate.
83.70.
CUCUMBEKH per 008.. 81. DO.
TOMATOES Florida, per S-basket crate.
KAinsiiKs-fer aua. Duncnes. xctrooc.
LETTUCE HEADS Per dos. bunches. 80s
oj i ; iop lettuce, per aox., 40c.
Ti'KMlu souuiern, per ooi , ooo.
BEETS Southern, per dos., 76c. .
CARHtrTS Southern, per Uox., 76c.
PARHLEY Southern, per dos., 31.
BH ALLOTS Per dos., 76c.
ONION BETS Per bu. of S2 lbs., yellow,
13; red, 82; white. 32.36. '
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowera. ner box
$1.76; New York export Qreenlngs, Russets
and Baldwins. H 27..
CRANUEltRlES Jersey. Der bbl.. 37: ner
dox, a.uo. ...
GRAI'ES Imnorted Malsaaa. ner keir ts
STRAWBERRIES Florida. Der at.. 45'ii
TROPICAL FRUITB
ORANGES Naval, choice, all sixes. 32.40
G-'.mi; isncy nauais, all sizes. 12.75.
LEMONS allfornm, fancy. t to 360,
83 oo; cnoice, 2u to I,v Blleo. I3.UKy J.2o.
Flt caiuomia, per lo-'.b. cartons. 85c
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
lttc; T-crown, ioc.
BANANAS Per me.iium slaed bunch
82.W07T o": J urn his, .Mt..
DA I til Persian, per dox or SO pkgs.. I.
per lb. In 6tMb. boxes, 8c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box. 2.40.
COt-OANC IB per saca. xa; per doi., 60c.
M i mi r. iiiA rs i--t )L U.
t IlKKHi-Wisconsin twins, full cream
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c: block
Swiss, 16c; Wlsconatn brick, 13c; Wisconsin
limtiurger, up.
HONE i Nebraska, per Z4 frames. 83
Atchison
ao preferred
Baltimore At, Onlo 2,4tM
do preferred ....
Canadian paclllo 4J
Central of N. J
Chesa. in Onlo ..
Chicago Ac Alton
ao preterred ..
Chic&KO O. VY...
Chicago k N. W
c, M. m. st. p...
do preferred ..
Chicago T. A T.
do prer erred
C, C, C. Ac St. L
Colorado Southern ... 1,000 174
do 1st ptd., ex-div.
do 2d preferred....
Delaware & Hudson
Dela., Lack. A VV...
Denver & R a. ...J.
do preferred
Erie
do 1st preferred...
do 2d preferred....
Hocking Valley ....
do preferred .......
Illinois Central 1W0
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern ....... 100
do preferred
Louis. Nnsh ....
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Minn. A St. L
M.. St. P. & 8. S. M.
do preferred
Missouri Pacific ....
Missouri. K. A T
do preferred
N. R. R. of Met
New York Central...
Norfolk & Western..
do preferred
Ontario Western..
Per-nsvlvanla
P., C. C. & St. L
Reading
do 1st prererrea
do 2d preferred ..... ....
Rock Island Co....... 1,003
do preferred , ....
St. L. & S. F., Id pfd.. luO
St. Louts S. W .....
do preferred
Southern Piciflo 1,200
fco
I47B
be
1108
ltd
a
.... 81
14 -All
loi
ait , iioiuo runs were cneeiiui. Americans openeu
V' (lull. 'I'hure ty.rn trlMinir I'nrliilln.. nlw.nt
74a
L0A4
138
1.6
17'A
163
61 t
126
16 16
144
144
lijii
RS'4
16
7
164
133
lit
9
1914
Ti
ii
23)4
153
27iO
. $
tw4
22''4J
bl
874
78
)2i.'4
1'H
;;t
in
31
81
1"2
14?,'4
81
113
60
117
114
65
io'i
112vl
114
66
112 S
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames. 33.
MAPLE BUOAK-Ohlo, ir lb.. 10c.
C1DKR Per bbl., 83.50; per -bbl , 33.26.
HORSERADISH Per case of I dos.
packed, me.
iiiiir-r mo. i green, oc; no. i green, 6c
no. i salted, ic; ino. x sauea, sc; No.
veal calf, to 12 lbs., 8 We; No. 3 veal calf,
12 to lo sc; dry salted hldea. 8-filic
sneep pelts, sf-ic; norse nines. 8l.MkQ2.5i).
i v i ' i .. . , vi i ...e 1 1 ..... ,w
15c: hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 8 soft shall.
per lh., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c
Braxlls. per lb., lie: lilUns. per lb.. 11c
almonds, soft she'l, per lb., 16c; hard shell
per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c
small, per lb., loc; peanuts, per lb., ic
roasted peanuts, per lb., 4c; Chili walnut.
short clear. ilS.un, 10.75; mess! " larK h.'CkiT "lit jer bu , 31.60
I shelltiarks, per bu., 82; black walnuts, pel
bu.. 8126.
.rata and Provisions.
,i Liverpool; Oral Market. .
LIVERPOOL. March 1(V WHEAT Spot,
oulet; tjo. 1 California, 7s Jd: futures, quiet;
Mn-h. nominal: M.iv, lis 7V.d; July. Ss Sd.
CORN RikH. American mixed, new. Ann,
; 4a 3d; American mixt-d. oM. sledy. 4s 61;
, futures, steady: March. 4a W'l. May, 4s 3ld.
Da
Pt'T.TTH
ata Urala Market.
March 10 -WHEAT-In store.
is:
a,,..
1H
1:
tu
. ;
34 .'
73
S4?
n
, 4.7V
19
7-H
22
82
47
93
Southern Railway .... 600 .
do preferred ........ 100
Texas .& Pttclflo ,' It" J
Toledo, St. L. St W.. liv
' do preferred ........ 3SM
Union Pacific 3,5oo
do preferred .....
Wabash ................ ....
' do preferred 100
Wheeling & L. E ....
Wisconsin Central.... 100
do preferred ,
Adams Express
American Express
United Stales Exp
Wells-Fargo Exp
Amal. Copper - .4,500.
Am. Car & Foun 10J
do preterred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Ice 3 0
do preferred 4u0
Am. Linseed OH
do preferred ...
Am. Locomotive 1,500
do preferred ioo
Am. Smelt. A Refln.. fo0
An nruferred . 100
Am. Sugar Refining.. 9t 124 .
Anaconda Mln. Co.... 400 60
Brooklvn KaD il T.... 3.H00 . 404
Colo. Fuel A Iron Io0 2(
Consolidated Oas .... 100 191
Corn Products
. do n referred
rMstlllers' Securities..
General Electric
International Paper..
do Drefcired
International Pump...
do preferred
National Lead. ........
North American
Pacific Moll
People's Oas
pressed wee I car
do preferred
Pullman Palace Car..
Republic Steel -.. ....
do preferred
Rubber Goods '
do preferred
Tenn. Cool Iron
V. 8. Toother . 100
do nrf erred i 200
r. S. Realty ....
an preferred"
'. 8. Rubber
do prfeered tV
V. S. Steel 1 wi
to nreferren 12.""
xx-estlnghrn Elec... 1n1
n'srn fnlon 100
Northern Herurltle". . .
83
22
24
81
73
iiii
i7H
46.
19
7H
80
21
82
91
124
6)
2H
191
parity. Bullion .taken Into the Bank of
England today, 2D,00Q. Bullion to the
amount of .V.245,000 was withdrawn from
the Bank of England for Shipment to South
America.
PARIS, March 10 Three per cent rates,
95f 77c for tho account. Exchange on
London, 25f ltic for checks. The weekly
statement of the Bank of Prance shows the
following changes: Notes In circulation,
decreased 70,928,tAiof ; treasury accounts cur
rent, decreased ll,025.0OOf; gold In hand, de
creased 2,625,0OOf; bills discounted, decreased
18ii,4uO,o:Xif ; silver In hand, decreased 1,426.
Ooof. ITIees today were heavy on the
bourse. Internationals, excepting Russians,
which were steady, declined. Russian Im
perial 4s closed at 94.30.
BERLIN, March 10. Prices were un
cnanged on the bourse today. Exchange
on London, 20m 454pfg for checks. Discount
rates: Short bills, 1 per cent; three
months' bills, 8g per cent.
BOMBAY, March 10 The rate of dis
count of the Bank of Bombay was today
red.iced from 6 to 5 per cent.
CALCUTTA. March 10. The Bank of Ben
gal's rate of discount was reduced today
it om i to e per cent.
01
ft ftti
i 17
I 13 l
6 Uit'al 8 88
5 121 7 02 6 11
6 04
6 07
r. tau.
r. iul..!
- - rm
6 18
3 821
8 37
8 33
2
6 2t
22
I 6 2i
8 731 7 fS
4 b3! 3 68
4 7til 3 68
3 62
4 831
4 7s S W
4 74
4 6y
4 63
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4 fct
4 69
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8 87
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3 61
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7 111 6 971 8 801 4 74
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I 6 Oi 6 331 4 72 3 U3 71
7 14 6 41 il 68, l
7 2i 5 l'7 1 4 7a 3 oJ, 3 10
1 1040 I M J ?-.l 40
J UK) I Oil II 1!M t 4".
I .....1510 Irl I inn I Ti
11 ltt I an 4 1it I 'i
II tw I P5 t l!;o I w
1 I"fl) I as f 111(1 I ho
11 lioi I it n I t.s
4i l it l u:d I to
1 1100 I in
HEIFFRS.
1 470 I 1 714 I IS
1 .)0 I Oil Hi I 15
1 M) l to r. mi l :t.
t. 7i ) I 40 !H I 'iS
t , Ms i t' urn I
1 4MI t 0 17 1077 I JO
1 4.1S I 0 II I'i7 I Si
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1 .o 75 J !0 3 40
1 40 I 75 io 1 .10
I r.'O iv, 4 lof l I t.o
1 3 t o i n; ii J n
10 74J 2 M SI UK) 8 75
1 ISO I 10
BULI.B.
1 1140 do l 100 t 05
4 1IJ I 50 1 17o S 10
1 IMO t 50 1 1710 i 10
t 14H0 I SS 1 1710 to
l iim t ii 1 i7!,o i ia
J Ii4 I 10 1 1S00 I 15
1 ISf.O 17'. 1 ' t 15
1 1a J ao 1 1S70 I 25
1 1170 I 5 1 7K1 S I".
1 1540 t 5 1 1S0 I 55
1 1S0 I (XI 1 14tm I 50
1 l40 I 00 1 10X) 4 00
t 1010 I 05
CALVES.
i ioo I ti i no 8
1 o 4 00 1 110 I ?5
1 150 4 76 8 Ill 3 40
sfe.idv st :M7jn"S: natlre cows, 3?(VT3 77:
native heifers. $.1 OOii 4 2.; -bulls.- 3-1 fcMiUh;
calves $.i ini (VI
nousReceipts. 7.30n bend. Mnrket
lower; top, .8S S'7v; bulk of sales. Iltiii8 3ii;
henvv. 86 2Ti'n6 37: packers, I4 K.J6 .1", plc
and llqhi-4. $t l iS l.
BHKKT AXP I.AMBS-Reeerpts, .V
be nl. Mnrk.. sternly; nutive lambs, It
8 7.r.; western inmbs. 4 750 5.t?6: fed ewes,
83 76'nt .IS: yearlings, f t.Ct'&.lO; Blockers and
feelers. i2.7.".'ii4.2.V
I tot ( oo
STOCK ER8 AND FEEDERS.
2 770 I 00 1 MO TO
t 550 00 5 51 t 75
1 I?0 I 55 1 411 I 75
1 40 I K 7W1 I 75
70 I 50 l:.0 S T5
4 T77 I 40 1 M0 I SO
l... 820 I 40 77 I 10
9 1140 40 to 417 I S)
1 710 I 40 15 I" I W
tl 1041 t 40 10 t-'J 0
7t I 60 1..... 7I I 50
tl 57 8 50 11 5 0
8 M0 I 50 I. M-1 4 00
1 750 80 9 4I 4 OS
1 0 I 10 51 TO". 4 00
f. 170 I 50 U "l 4 00
8 I2S I 40 11 490 4 05
4 777 S 0 1 4 10
T 7l I 10 1 1100 4 tr.
1 450 I 40 54 710 4 5
4 M0 t 70 M 478 4 60
8 724 I 70
STAOS.
T70 t 75 t 119 9 50
CH1C.U.O I.IIH gTOCK M.lHKKT,
Cattle aiovr, Sheep Klrm and -Hogs
thirteen to Thirty Owls Lower.
rillCAOO, Mirch IC CATTLE Receipts,
7.ii heml Market slow; goo.! to prime
Fteer? 8T, tVnnVt: poor to nterlliim, 33 80'if
P. On; Ptockera and feelers. 2.6(.4.26; cows,
31 M"" l.oo: heifers. 12 mv(i4.?; cniiers 31 M
iff 40; bulls. 32 Oicift ii; calves, 32.6ti).0O;
Texns fed steers. 31 ewt.A". , .
It )US--Rccelpts. 77,000 heniv, esMmated to
morniw. 2" OdO henrt Mnrket 1MI30c lower;
mixed nnd butchers. . 8.-i.arf5.0: good to
ctmlco benvy. 31 5ii5 To; rough heavy, 8.1 20
4.5 tf.; light, tt.S0ift3.60; hulk of sales, $5 28
SHEK1 A Nit LAMBS-Rocelpts, M.OoJ
hfNi.l. Market steady to llrm; Iamb, steady
to wenk; good to choice wethers, 34.2H7T4 go;
fair to choice mixed. 3314. 6; western
sheep, 33. 25 i 6. tKl-. nntlve hiiubs, t4 60iua.i6;
wether lambs. tlflOO.
'lndhates Buntlsv.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, a hp. II ses.
C, M. & Bt. P. Ry.... 8 6
Wabash 6 1 ' .
Mo. Paclflo Ry 2 .. J
Union Pac. system. . zi u
C. A N. W. Ry....v... 1
F E. A M. V. R. R.. CO 14
C, Bt. P.. M. A O.... 38 12
B. A M. Ry 28 15
C, B. A 14. Ry 3 4
C, R. I. at P., east.. 1 8
C, R. 1. & P., west.. .. 2
Illinois Central 6 3
Chicago U. W 8 1
83
1KXJS There was not a big run of hogs
here this morning, but report" from other
points wero very unfavorable, Chicago being
reported mostly 15c lower, nnd ns a result
the market hore took a drop. The general
market could bo quoted tCiilOc lower all
around, the decline being general. Trading
was slow aa packers did not lake hold with
much life, and beeldes that salesmen did
not like the Idea of letting the market go
any lower. The hogs, though. Kept moving
toward the scales and an earner cicarujicu
wn mudA thnn hns been tho ense of late.
The lightweights sold lift-rely from 3." down,
medium to good weights from 3T. to ti 20 ar.d
primo heavies from 85.20 to 35.30. Kepre-
U
'i
8
100 63 5
MOO 954 ' 93
JOT 210 410
T
78
40U.
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88
T
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ins;
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8i
113
64
82
Vj
112-
69
0
' 76
68
19
00
42
13
81
43
19
hlt
at
231i,
84
13 '
6
17
3J,
16
LH
40
220
ls5
103'
20
45
1!
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2
88
7
30
8
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91
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Total sales for the day, 73,800 share.
Boston Stork Qaotot Ions. . . .
B043TON, March 10-Call loatis, S4
per cent: time loans, 483 per cent. Ofll
clal closing of stocks and bonds:
17 lAOvantuiv
... t't Alloun
a.. 84 Amalgamated ,,
... I514 Amarlcan Zlne
...Ut lAtlaotlo
...144 blngham
...15tvt Tal. 4a Heels...
...11'i ( anteiinlal
loss ( or. oar aansa
Atrklsoa adj. 4a..
dn 4a
Atrhlaua ...........
do pfd
Rnaton A Albany.
Boaton A Vtaina .
PA,ton Klevat.
Fltchliurl pfd .
Mai. rantral ....a
N. T . N. H. at il..ix","""lalr Wet
Para Mamiiatte
I'nlon Pacific
A mar. Arga. rtam.
do pfd
A mar. Pnnl. Tuba
Amar. Sucar
do pfd
Amar. T A T..,.
Ar.r. Woolan ....
8e pfd
Po o. 1 S
F.dlann E'- tils..
Garters) Blaetrlo '..
Maas Elertrio,
do p'd
Ma a Uaa .
I'nltad "hos
do efd
V. 8. deal
do pfd
Waatlns. eosimes .,
Asked. "Bid
74 .Pomlelon Coal ...
v a., 1 -
.. rmiBim ....... ....
.. It Orancjr ,
.. 71 I lals Rnrala
.. 4 Maaa. Mining
..11114 Ml.hlsaa
..1J4 Mohawk
Ill ,'M.mtana C. 4k C.
10 nominloa ...
Osapnia
Mach.
. 7tT
7-t,
.134
.Mi
. II
. 7IV
. II
. 41
. t
. 104.
rot
Outlier
Shannon
Tamarack ....
Trlmtr
v: n Mining..
V 8. Oil ....
rtnh
'Victoria
IV 1 Winona
T7 WolTaHna ....
'-Ex -dividend.
.. 8
.. 4
.. S
.. 74
. . IP
..450
.. 1514
.. .
.. sail
.. T
a i
.. t4
a
a. 6514
.. itvi
.. ai
.. an
.. 4
.. 80'
::: V4
... SV4
... 71
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. March 10. Bank clearing for
today were 31,285.944.59, a decrease of 311V
661.61 from the corresponding day i&t year.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March 10. WOOL Pulled wools
are quiet and firm. Tho leading quotntloiin
follow: Kentucky, Indiana, etc, three
eighths bloOd," 25ri!26e;brid, 2::Sc. Terri
tory, Idaho fine, 15'alOc; heavy line, 13tjjl4c;
fine medium, lt4ltic; medium, 10(jil7c; low
medium, ngnse; Wyoming fine, 15ffll6c:
heavy fine, 13iS14C;. fine medium, 104,17c;
medium, 1819o; low medium, ltMtf'iOo.
Utah and Nevatfa flno. lSfllOc; heavy line.
Wtfllc; line medium, y!y.lic; medium, ll
19c; low medium, HKj20c; Dakota fine. WS
c; medium, lu'tilSc; low medium, 19iK0c.
Montana fine, cnoice, 1920c; line medium,
choice, lS-i 20c;. average, Ui(19o-; staple, 19
ST-. IXJUI8,' lvrBrcW,l30.-WOOI-Steadv:
medlurri grades, stmfcthg and clothing.' 17
21c; light line, 15f7l7Vic; heavy fine, 12(01
llc; tub-washod. 2yi31o.
LONDON, ,Mareh.- in-WOOL Tlie offer
ings at the. , wool auction sales today
amounted to, 13,900 baluu. Including many In
ferior lots. ..Three thousand hales of faulty
have , bextr withdrawn since the sales
opened. Home trailers were active buyers.
A moderate quantity., of crossbreds wits
offered and causnd keen competition with
Americans occasionally buying course de
scriptions, at slightly higher prices. A
largo supply of scou'reds In line condi
tion was sold chiefly to Trance and Ger
many. The sales In detail follow: New
Boutn vaies, x wo , bales; scoured, l'nis
ld; greasy, 5df'ls- Id. Queemdund, l,!i0
bales; scoured, io!! Is 9d: greany 6,fj'
lld.' Victoria, 3,700 bales; scoured, 10d
(Tela d. South Australia, 1,300 hnles;
scoured, llVs!l''1s 6d; greasy, 6t4d'ls. West
Australia, 400 bales; greasy, li'VI. New
Zealand, 2.SI0 bales; greasy, fAafllld. Cope
of Good Hope and Natal. 900 bales; scoured,
9dtla td; greasy, &ViT9d.
Cotton Market.
LIVKRPOOI.. . March 10. COTTON Spot
market, good buslnesK: Amerlcon middling
fair, 8.96d; good middling. 8.8od; middling,
8.70d; low middling. 8.fiod; good ordinary.
.boa; orainnry, .hi. f utures quiet sua
teady; American middling g. o. c. March.
8 44d; March and April, 8.43d; April and
May, 8.42(1; May and June, 8.41d: June and
ulv. 8.8Kd: July and August. 8.38d: August
and Bept ember. 8.09d: September and Octo
ber, 7 27d; October and November, 6.83d;
November ana i.'ecemner, e.7ia.
BT. LOUIS.- March 10. COTTON Steady.
c lower; middling. 15ic; sales, 280 bales;
receipts. 250 bales; shipments, none; stock,
22.2(4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 10 COTTON
Futures oulet: March. 15.831 5.87c: Aniil.
16.0fi'iil6.09c; Mny. 16.a2ai.33c: June, Ki.rMj)
lii.6ic; July, 1.79in8.1K:; August. 15.82c bid;
September. 13.72c bid: October. 12. Sixfi 12.82c.
Spot, ordinary. 18 7-10c: good ordlnnrv. 14,c:
low middling. I5c: middling, l.4c: good
middling. IBJ-lflc; middling fair, l7-18c; re
ceipts, 2,008 bales; stock, 363,402 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 10 MKTAUS-Tln
losed In London st an advance of 12s 6d at
124 12a 6d for enot and 124 12s 8d for fu
tures. Locally the market continued oulet
with prices unchanged at 32S.00. Copper
was a little steadier In London, with the
spot position 5s lower st 57, while futures
were unenangeo ai J..10 ins. liocanv lake
la held at 312.ii0n2. .5: electrolytic and rant
ing at J12.37V312 62. Lend declined la 3d
In London, cloning at 11 ISs 8.1, hut In
New York It wss quiet and unchanged at
l4f,OS4.A5. Spelter cloned at 61s 3d In Glas
gow and at 42s na in Miaaiestiorough. I.o.
cally Iron was unchanged. No. l foundry
northern Is quiet at 114. 75 16 25: No. 2
foundry northern, 8i4.B'Bl4.f; No. 1 foun
drv southern and No. 1 foundry southern
soft. 313 2513.76.
ST. LOl'IS. Maren 10. mktaiS Lead.
sieoay at M i-V epeuer, steaay at 14.80.
Total receipts ....177
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyer. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co al 913 S0J
Bwlft and Company 751 1.44o l.osi
Cudahy Packing Co... ... LOOS 2.19 2!3
Armour Co 902 1,059 2,L3
Armour A Co., S. City
Vansant A Co.
Carey A Benton
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
V. P. Lewis
Wolf & Murnan
Hobblck & B
Sam Wertheitner....
Sol Degan
Hammond Standlsh
Halstend
J. B. Hoot
Haggnrty & Co
Other buyers
Totals
42
64
65
81
80
63
7
6
44
02
75
108
225
53
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No. At. Sh. Pr.
17 144 ... 410
104 100
70 &a
SS 171
17 177
4 171
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.204
.117
.196
.101
159
200
211
111
3,981 6.730
1,417
6.2SS
Kansas filr G
KIAN9A8 CITT, March 10. WHEAT
Mav. 82!c; July. 78r;'cnsh. No. I hard
64ic; No. 3, 81 '0 Sic; No. ? red. 96c; No,
9-''ti9'.
ConN-Mav, 48V,r4."c: July. 4Sc; rash
No. 3 mixed, 4(V; No. 8. 3f.y3c; No,
white 4tnn41c; No. 3. 39'3c.
OATS No. 3 white, 4v title; No, 1
tnlxsd. 40c.
HAY Choice timothy, tlOOO; choice
prstrle. 87 75i"i.V
RTV-No. 2. Cjrooc.
Bl'TTER Creamery, !tMi22c; dairy, fancy,
17c
hXJQS Steady; Missouri and Ksnsss,
oases returned. 14r er dos.: nominal No.
3. white wood cases Included. I5c ner dos.
Receipt". Shipments.
Wheat, bu so tiaj lKg.fcai
Corn, bu 48. MO 43v
Oau, bu. 3,ou0 ILOuO
Hew York Mining: Storks.
NEW TORK, March 10-The following
are mo cosing prices on mining biookj:
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raatork Tsnnal
Coa (al. Vs...
Horn 8ilvar
Iros Sllvar
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Slerrs Navads ,
Small Hopaa ..
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Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 10.-MONET-On
rail, easy at 1NTT2 per cent; closing hid
1 per cent; onerea. at I per cent. nm
loans, quiet: 60 and 90 days, 3a3 per cent
months. 3i4i4 per rent.
PR1MB MERCANTUJil PAPER 465
per cent.
STERLING BXCHANOB-mndr. with
actual business In bankers' Mils at 84 nir
CATTLE There was a liberal run of c:U
tle reported this morning and in fact re
ceipts were the heaviest of the week to
date. Tho demand, though, was equal Jo
the occasion and buyers started out In
good' searson bidding gwnerslly steady
prices. Trading was HCtive from sttrt to
finish and a good clearance wss made.
The market on corn-fed sters could
safely be quoted active and steady on the
general run of cattle. Something that .lust
suited a buver's fancy may have been a
trifle srtiotiger. while on the other hind
the kinds that were, not Just to buyers'
liking were hard to sell st stesdy rrtces.
This unevonnees In the market, fi-ou-rh.
was not of enough Importance to be hardly
worth mentioning and the situation could
best be described by calling the market
active and steady. Tere -re r.n cat"" on
sale equal to the 85.20 cattle of yesterday,
so that the top price today Is not as high
as yesterday. .
The cow market ws also active end
fully stendv nnd In fact a good many sales
men were 'quoting It strong on the rn"re
es'rnble grades, as a genera, tn rig,
while trndlne was active, the pr1es raid
were practically the snme ss yesieraay.
All kinds chnnged hands freely, to that a
god rlenrance wns made.
Bulls, veal cnlves and "tags sold In obotit
th same notches they did yesterday.
The flemnnd lor stncker" ana Teeam
continued brink and the prices pHld 'or
he better graces were ir snyining n lit
tle stroneer. The commoner Kinds, now.
ever, bowed no quotable change. .Repre
sentative sales; : ,,.
1 r. r. r pitaaanrj.
t. I.ools brain and Provisions,
ST. LOL IS. Mrch 10. WHEAT Higher:
lo. Z rea, eesn, elevator, tn-uc; track
03; May. 89c; July, 85c; No. 1 hard.
tsuiyie.
cokn nigner; no. 2 ctsn, 8o: track.
444ii; Jioy. 'c; juiy, life.
OATH Higher; no. k casn, 4ic: track,
42tif42c; May, 40Hc: No. 2 white, 45c.
FLOUR null. tita winter patents.
t4.86(56.00, and 60 per cent patents,
hlan aa 80.20; extra tancy and straight.
84 rKW4.ttU.
BKKi- nmotnv sieany at 82.3002.79,
CORNMKAL Steady at 32.50.
BRAN Nominal; sucked east track. 871
0c.
HAY null: tlmorrtv. steady, 88.0OfiT8.00:
ptiiirie, lower, .,.(..- w.
ikii.n tTJii'irs jii5 iv;o.
BAOOING 6.
HEMP TWINE e.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing,
3 97. Lard, firm; prime steam. ICA
aeon stemiv: noxen extra snorts. 8'vOO
clear rli'S. ..!.': snort clear, 8K 26.
POULTRY Easy: chickens. 9Q10e
springs. 10o; tyrkeys, 12yl3c; ducks, 13c
313
Its
BI'TTRR Steady;
dairy, 15180.
Flour, bhlg.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
creamery,
2og;c
Receipts. Shipments
.... 6.0ij 15 000
.... 64. 000 115 000
... .114.000 65 Ono
.... 82.000 76.OC0
Minneapolis firala Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Msrch 10. WHEAT
May, 96-Wc: July. 96si'jf,Vo; September,
84-ic: on track. No. 1 bard. 9sc; No.
northern. !'.e; No. 3 northern. 94c.
FLOI'R First patents. 35 10; second pat
ents. 84 96: flrst clears, 33 6633.75; second
clears. t2.604j2.7O.
BRAN-ln bulk. tll.P04H4.25.
Peoria Mnrkrl.
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St. I.onls I.lva Mock Market.
BT. LOl'IS, March 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8 000 head. Inrlufllnit 1,600 Teifsns.
Mnrket stendv; native shipping and esport
steers, 34 ITfi 60; dressed beef and butcher
steer. 33.f(V(i6.rVO: steers under Mill,
M MV(i5 26; stackers nnd fr-etlers, 33 twtnn.
cows nnd helfors, 2.75'tf4 00; ennners, 33.26!i
SR"; hulls, 32.tSv.i4 00; cilves, 34 WV,j .00; Texas
and Iivllan steers. J.',.20il 4.S5; cows and
heifers. 32.TTS.2fi. . . ...
,r,..ic n.,i.,( I R00 hesd. Market
opened steady and closed 10c higher; plR"
and lights. t 7r,ijr. 00; rnckors 8f..lOtf6 0;
butcher and best heavy, t5.404.iB .0.
PHEEP AND LAMliS-Recelpts, 80f
head. Market firm: nutlvt. muttons. 34 207
8 00: himlis. 34.76'ii6 78- culls and bucks, t-50
1.6S; Blockers, t2.50frj3.00.
St. Joseph I.lT4 Stork Market.
ST JOSEril, March 10.-CATTLE--Re-celpls,
lo.3:) head; markot steady to ir0
lower: natives. t3.735I6.lii; cows nJj?,','a'
31 7r-f?4 26; Mockers nnd feeders, 33 0O7T4.25.
j Kiitp Receipts, f.827 head: market wss
mostly 15c lower; Uaht, t-oUiUi,ts. paedlum
npil heavy, 35.10.6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 4.328
head; market active and Heady: lamha,
-.,; yearlings,. 86.16.; wethers.. 34.60; ewes,
84.J8. .
Blonx City I.lvo Mock Market.
FIOITX CITY. March 10. (Special Tele
pram V-CATTLE Receipts. 600 head: mnr
ket week; stockers lotfMHo lower: bee rs.
tl60fic4 6ti; cows, bulls and mixed, 83.X1S.40;
stockers and feeders, 13.003.70; calves and
yenrMngs, tS.Oi.So. , . , .
HOa4-Recels. 3 soft head: twket 60
lower, selling at t4 S!xS.S6; rtilk. If J ax
SHEEP Recelnts it sheeio were aulto lib
eral this morning. 4 hlch makes the supply
for the week show a big Increase over the
crrrespondlng week of Inst year. Reports
ftom other points were not very encourag
ing, and as local packers siemed to be less
anxious for snpp'les than they have been
prevloim to this time the market Tilled slow
xtlth prloes unevenly lower. As a general
thing the , decline . could be quoted ns
amounting to l(itV6c. but there was so much
uneveness In the mnrket that seme snles
did not begin to show that much decline
Such crtKeat, though, were the erceptlon.
The bulk of the offerings was dispensed of
at a reasonably early hour.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: Choice
western lambs, tri.50fJ6.75;' fair tn goirl
Inmhs. 35 OOifrS.sn: good to choice Mrcin
vearllng. 34.7!ffr5 00: srood to rho'ce west
ern vearline. 4.50ffr4.7"; fair to good "t
!!nir'. M.2r.474.50; good to choice "'e'hers.
t4.Anifr4.40: filr to gond wether. 4.T73W.07
good to choice ews. tl.f'.'rM.oo: fair to good
ew. 33.60ii3.80. Representative sales:
No. .
Rii'l western ewes and wethers..
19 western ewe and wethers .
111 western yearllngg and weth
er
" western ewes
17. western ewes
41 western ewes
800 western ewe
8"! western wethem
79 western ewes)
Rn western ewes
" weaitern ewes
pi western ewes ;
8 western ewea
"H western ewes
lfl western ewes
tl western ewes
41 western lambs
lift western wethers
o, weotern wither
100 western year'lnas
100 western yetvlln.ni
inn western yesr'lnirs
fn western yesrl'mrs
100 aca-atem yesr'lpfs
(V -rn 'Kirllnam
M TAnho cull ewes
i4 T4f4.n ewes
a. T-hri ewes
it Trillin yfsrtlnars
Tihn vrin
TdaVio ronrllngs
Tnto 1-mH
Mrhrt feerler Inbs
Trlnhrt fepder Inrcb
Tf"abo fdr lsmh
-l M.1,0 fPr1r la nhs
79 Idshf feeder lambs
I'lillndrljihta Prodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March' lO.-BUTTErV-Steudv.
fair dema.n.1; extra western oteain
erv, if-io; extra ne.vby prints, 8c.
KtlflS B'lrm. good demand; fr-h ni.rby
and fresh western. 18Hc; fresh south weet
erti lO'n l!"iic: fresh southern, 180.
CHEESE Steady, oulot: New York full
cream, choice to fancy, V$SV tir to
good, lOytullQa
Mllirankee Ornln Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 10 WHEAT
TJ'iriner- No. 1 northern. 98(fr9r!: No. 1
northern. KVft 9fi'4c ; old July, 0iiili8O!4o bid.
KVK-lc lower; No. 1. MfTle.
PARLEY Dull; No. 3, 62Sj3o; gftmple,
3S'n .Vic. . .
CORN-Steady; No. 8, 44c; July, BOHo.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 10. COFFEK Tho
market futures opened steady at un
changed prices to an advance of live points
on September and closed steady at un
changed jirlces to an advance of live points.
Hnles were reiroited of tl),tKS) bags, Including
March, 15.10: May, 35.80: July. 86.56; Septem
ber, K.KOf .'December, tc 10; January, 6.15;
siot market, dull; No. 1 Rio, mild,
steady.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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Deeds tiled for record Thursday, March 10,
as furnished by the Midland Guarantee
and Trust company, t-onded abstracter,
. 1014 Farnani street, for 'Ihe Bee:
Hulda E. Thompson and husbtuid to .
William H. OateB, eV8 lot 11, Pell-
ham Place V"V
Frank W. Carmlehael and wl(4. o
Sarah M. Kitchen, lots 6 to -40 ln-.j'
elusive, block 101, Dundee .... 1
Elvira M. Aldrlch et al to Mae -.li,..,;.
jf.'.'oe. lot W. Winch's tMbdWIslon...... , , I2S
Lt.clll P. Matthews to E. II. Olson,
lots 19 and 20, block 15, Halcyon
Heights : "KiO
Fi n i. k W..' CurnHphaal audi , wife to
Otis A. Wulff, iott 1. 1. fend 20,
block 11. Halcyon Heights 1.000
Julia S. Bryant to- SrWiY E. Oeorge,
lots 7 ai:d 8, block f,- Ames Place... 1,169
Ingner Hansen .nd wife to Hans
NelHon, nV nW'A and ne eo. lO-1- '
16-11 18,600
James A. Howard and wife to Ous
A. Wulff. lots 13, 14 and IB, block
15. llnlcynn Heights 600
Joceph P-pe8 and wife to Florence
1'. Jontfes, lot 7. block 1, Halcyon .
Helshts ; 800
Ida May Kt;lel)S and husband to Marjr
E. Tanner, lot 2, block 12, South
Omnha ....,.J,60O
Lucille P. Matthews to Klrby R, Par- ..
ker, lots 1 and' 2, block 19, Halcyon
Heights 4011 ,
Stork In Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stofk
fo the six principal westeYn cities yes
terday. Cattle. IT oars. Bheei
Pouth Omaha 4. "no ItW 8 400
Knsns City 4SM 7 90ft s.jnfl
Chlcsgo TOOft ?7fv isiw.
pr T nuts 9 000 6 Rift 9 ron
Ft! Josenh ln.9f 7 4.S2U
Sioux City 6(i0 :.8O0
Totals . 590 66,1J7 31,320
Kansas Cltr M' Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. March m.-ATTLE-Re
ceipts. 4.5.10 head. Including 100 southerns.
Market eteenv to iiic lower; ext. on nun
dressed beef steers, slow st a4-fi6 25: fair
to good. 1V lower st ft WVS74 no; western
fed steers. lOo lower st " '"f4 "so; storKers
end feeders, stendv st tr orvni.'A; southern
gtaers, weak at t3 40J?5.25; southern cowl,
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