TITE OMAITA DAILY REE: ,TUEBDAY, MATICIT 15. 1004.
LAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bei.ker Balls or 'Bears Oaited Ground
n'heat and Corn.
SNOW COUNTERACTS BULLISH TINDENCY
Corn Hhoni Considerable SpeeolatlTe
Strength and Some lakntna Ball
Interest frf to Regulate
the Scale.
OMAHA, March 14. W4.
Neither the buns nor the brum gained
much ground In wheat and turn today.
Transactions In grain for luture delivery
weie i-iilte light In the itmaha pit. The
now, which was rported to have been
of wide extent, caused selling by long
outslj-T, p.Lially ty housm witn south
western connections. This counteracted the
Ihllucnee of the rece'tit bullish government
report and the higher Luropeaii opening
Chicago May whim openeU ic weaker than
the close of Saturday and fluctuated widely
from Kic to Ur'Vc. A medium figure was
rem h-t toward the closing hour. Omaha
ranged from 82o to HfcC- In July Omaha
opened a trifle weak, but alter sagging
to 81t, rallied. Now July In the Chicago
pit wan very sieady tor the present
fluctuating market, corn la snowing con
siuerable speculative strength and some
unknown bull Interest kept it In the neigh
borhoofl of Mr. Omaha ranted onlv ssc.
Ths range In prices of Omaha grain for
ruture delivery and the close baturaay
and today were as follows:
Closed-
High. Low. Today. Sat y
Open.
July 82 '
July ta
C orn
May H
July
Oats . .
May
March ....
Local
Cask
82H 01 82H
81
47 tft, 46H
46 45V, 4i-
39 S3 30'a
39 W 39 291-
Grain Market.
I2V4B
4HB
45VB
S9i
3M
Following Chicago, Omaha cash wheat
Went ub cent irom Saturday prices. The
baiter demand by millers and inureaacd ex
port was the cause. Wheat business, how
ever, was lisht. HecelDts of wucat were :
CHI's In and 14 cars out, one week ago, 11
cars lu and i cars out. ;;'.---'p'. ot corn
were ri car In and it cars out: on wek
ago. 60 cars In ana 27 cars out. Corn prlirs
were from strong to Vs up. Out receipts
were 1 cars In und 5 cars out: one week
un. B car In unit 3 cars out.
Representative sales of carlots by sample
on track. Umana:
slppl river, 2 enrs at 44o (river), 4 cars at
4iv; 4, l car at tic.
WHEAT No.. 2 hard, 82'fS!7c; No.
hard. 74fiS'ic; No. 4 hard. 7u-vfi77c: No
spring, BiVa'C; No. 8 spring, .K'aSjo; No.
t'OHN io. 2. 42Q43HC: No. 8. 40UO12C
No. 4. SW.c- No. 8 yellow. 424i4a-c: No.
venow, ianc ro. i wmie, uvtwic:
. 3 white. 41-tu42c.
OATS No. 2. 3Tiii88o: No! 1. 8Mf37c: No. 4.
t:.M3rtr; No. 2 white. 41ii42Ci No. I white,
WaMxs; standard. 4uVk4j41Hc..
Notes front tk Eiohssgs Offices.
Omaha Inspections of grain were SO cars;
of wheat, 1 car, graded No. 4 hard winter;
of corn, 6 cars graded No. 2, it cars No.
S, 2 cars Nr. 4, 1 car No. t yellow, 1 car No.
8 white; two cars ot oats graded No. 4
white, and 1 car ,of ry graded No. 2 and
1 car No. j.
New Tor. Frndnce exchange Is as follows:
Wheat; Jt.3;n.s bushels, oecreaoe 1 i'.i,7W
iishela: cim, a87,t"" bushels, Increase. 710.'
bushels: rye. 1.' Ml liusli'l. -Wrens
Ki.nmi bushels: barh-y, 4.7,JH buhti, te-
in.'"' nusneis: nan.!,
rease ,0nu bushels.
CHICAGO GRAH AD PKO VISIONS.
Peatarra of the TradlnsT and Cleslng
Prices on llnarA of Trsrte,
riIICAOl.Mar"h 'I -An active mining
nemsnd and a larse rense In available
stocks finally turne.i 'io scales today In
whest. the cloe f;r nuch unrertaltity
being firm at a net gtln r-f t4,a,p. Cora
Vo lower, fiats .ire oil 'B'V:. and pro
visions "VjHiKV.
A prominent long wns nn urtlve bi.yer
of May wheat, causing that delivery to
rise to 7.4c Julv sold up to MVS3c.
Later July Was forced up la 92'e. Real
izing sales caused some recessions from
the high point, but the close was Arm
with Mar at 9c. Final figures on July
wero 9ISfi1le. Clearances of wheat and
flour were eUaf to 217,7') bushels. Pri
mary receipts were .! bushels, com-
ared with 797,0jO hufliels a year ago.
he amount on passage Increase l.T12.(
bushels. Minneapolis. Iuluth and Chicago
reported receipts of Ml cars, agslnst Ml
cars last week and M.'i cars a year ago.
The opening on May corn waa un
changed to lower at M'yMHe. After
selling np to Mo the price declined to
53e. The close was fit GS' July ranged
between MHc n" t-4'nio3r, closing a
shade higher at &li0ic. Local receipts
were 227 cars.
Heavy selling of M.iy oats by sorre f
the larger commission houses was re
sponsible for the weak market In the oats
pit. The close waa easy and near the
low point. May opened a shade to He
lower nt 41V(Mle. sold between 41c and
4mVlVe and rlosetf at 41c. Julr closed
Hfjv.o lower at 39'sc Ixical receipts-were
19 cars.
There was a good trade In provisions.
Closing prices were near the bottom. Mar
pork being 22Hc lower at $14 frit. May
lard was down 12W7.K and ribs 7Ho at
7.27ty. Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 30 cars; corn. 200 cars; oats, 275
cars; hogs, 27,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Aononncra(Dt of Northern (securities De
cision Causes hrp Brsak.
PF.lCl? SUBSEQUENTLY RALLY BRAVELY
Set Changes la Prices Almost loslg
BlflMnt In 8ls and Market Be
eomea Prartlralls- laaetlve
at the Last.
ex-
per
ninety days. 94
Xtblit rer cent.
I'klMK MERCANTILE
cent, sit months,
rArER-sHtje
per cent.
HTERLINU EXCHANOR Steady nt an
advance, with actual business In bankers'
bills at S4 ii4.(M-6 for demand and at
U V9&4C4 S4'i for sixty-day bills; posted
rates, S4.M4yfN.7Ht: commercial bills, $4 83V
81LVF.H Har. 57c; Mexican dollars, 45c.
llUNLrS Government, steady; railroad, irregular.
quotations on uonas ars as
Artlcles.1 Open: Hlgh. Low. Close.!. Tes'r.
NEW YOFIK. March 14-The long
pected decision In the Northern Securities
esse resulted In a feverish and 1 siting
stork market today. The fluctuations were
constant and Irregular and the volume of
business was mtitli Increased over the re
cently prevailing dally average. The an
nouncement of the decision caused a sharp
nreaa. nut prices sunsequentls rallied to
the highest of the day, which was well
above Saturday's level. The evidence of
i support In Northern Securities stock Itself
on the curb helped to rally the general
market. The tendency bframe more dis
tinctly downward ns the sweeping charac
ter of the decision became clear to the
traders.
The quiet and dullness Into which the
rrarket fell late In the dav. after the hti'ln-
tins had brought the last of the opinions
as they were read, tended to confirm an
Impression that the neceassry adjustment
to the conditions formed by the decision
hail been largely made before Its delivery.
The day's net chanaea In prices were al
most wholly Insignificant In sire and the
msrket became praetically Inactive st the
Inst. Other Influences were Ignored. There
was renewed pressure upon Metropo'ltan
steel railway, the Vnlted States steel cor
poration annus) report. In which Improved
one or sneculstion tn foreign markets he-
csm rather more hopeful tone of trafflo
oflVlala over the outlook for new business.
Following were the Quotations on ths
Btock exchange today:
Balee.lllgh.Low.Close
Ths closing
fellows:
V. S. rf. ts. n
do coupon
oo Js. ref ,
tn coupon
en n 4s. rsg,
do coupon
do eld 4a, r-f ...
do coupon
Atchison sen. 4t...
do ad). 4s
Atlantis C. L. 4a..
do IHs
Central ot Oa. Is .
do 1st Inr
Cnes. Ohio 4s..
( hli ago A A. J Ha.
c . R. a- u,
c,
c.
.1034
. u
. us
. M
71
,. t-
,.1S
..1024
,. 70
.. 1714
,. 1
....
.... SKS,
ts .lit
! St. U A S. r. ts. 4a. It
M. S. P. I. 4s..l"T St. 1 8. W. la ..... 5"4
A N. W. c. 7a....m4 ScSNard A. U 4a....
...1414 Manhattan e. s-
siex. Ontral 4a...
...104 I do 1st toe
...1114 Minn. A St. I.
...I:i4 M . K. T. 4s...
...!!' do ts
...I"4 N. R. R. st M. .
...10714 N. Y. ('. . IV4a..
...ino N. 1. 0. 1 N....
... 1174 Ns. Pclto a....'
... I'ti db ts
... Ji K. A W. c. 4a
...Ii4 n S U 4a a par
... N Pcnn. conv. t4.
IOI14 nallns sen.
Ih", St. I. 4 1, M
OilADA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Beef Etaan Sold About Bteady aod Cows a
Trifla Stronger.
HOGS OPENED WEAK, CLOSED STRONG
Active Demand for Sheep at Strong t
Dime Higher Prleea, While
Lambs Wero Rather Slow
Sale and Weak.
SOUTH OMAilA, March 14, lirOL
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
A P. 4s..
Wheat !
Mn v
BJuly
bJtily
nSept.
bSept
Corn
May
July
Hept.
July
Sept.
rerk
May
July
La nl
May
July
Ribs -May
July
I
'it.'H'ffs1
I91591sl
VI MX fS3T4
51 tff- miu 'a a: si c r,i u, 51 k fi-i.
11374
1
PR 9f,ii.
92 I 3H1
H74
R'4j ' fi4
41 H
14 11
14 32,
YC0 I
7 2H!
7 41SI
93
n
' BQ4
54
B1"4
I
aW. 41 1 41V4I41WH
'H WWfiV.' 3?V4 t-H
S4H 33H3H6 83
14 27H! 14 00
14 524! 14 20
7 S7i
1 56
7 40
7 50
7
7 Ctt
7 f5
7 S7V
14 02m 14 n
14 17Vi 14 47H
7 H
7 47H
7 Jfi 7 7U
7 42Hl 7 (24
7 rm
7 87Vii
Uraln Markets IZlsemhere,
Closing
today at
Iowa:'
Wheat
May ...
July ..
Corn
May ..
July ..
Wheat-
May
iJuly
July
Wheat
May .....
July .....
Corn .
May .1.,,
July .....
Wheat-i'.'
May ' 1.,.,
July .....
Wheat
May ....
July ....
Wheat
May ....
July ....
prices of grain Saturday and
the markets named were as fol-
CHICAQO'.
Closed
Today. Bat'y.
KANSAS CITY.
9674
K1S
53B
61
BT. Louia
864
S1H
46j
44
P8HA
7A
464A
48)sA,
Kt?tA
DULUTIL
KEW.IORK.
98"iB
.1.01 4
. 87
M4
814.B
54HA
61A
44
4H4
93
7A
4HA
4SS
9774A
97B
994A
KEW YORK GENPJIiAL MARKET.
Quotations
of
on Various
New
western, 8-ViO to ar-
the Day
Commodities,
NEW YORK, Marc 14.-FLOUR-Re-
ceipta. 4,Ti tibia.: exports. 16.t7 bbls.: mar
ket firmer and held higher; winter patents,
o.w(io.io; .Minnesola patents, to.liut.t0
Mlnnnesota bakers. SA,2tKu 4.70; winter pat
ents, 85 iOS5.tfO;. winter extras, 83.ttvg4.00;
winter tow graaes, tj.itya-j.su. Kye hour,
dull; lair to good, Jl.S'jt.w; choice to
laocy, 4.i4.85. Jluckwheat flour, nom
lnal.
t'OUNMEAL Steady; yellow western
81.13H; city, p.H; kiln dried, 83.W1T3.2C
iiAnni. 1 vjuier; leeuing, Due c. I. I
lork- malttrig,,5oQS5c e. I. f. Buffalo
kit is moafly; No2
rive.
WHEAT Receipts. 8.276 bu.: spot market
firm; No. 2 red. 8102 elevator and l.O4fn.09
r. o. . t. atlat; .no, 1 northern Duluth.
9hk T. o. U anoat; No. I northern, nom-
I r. o. b. afloat. Options opened easier.
The. closing waa firm at HlTlo net advance;
May. 81.00'ai.Ol 8-10. closed, 81.01: Julv.
674't98c, closed. 740i September, ooQSHto,
CORN Receipts, 104. 775 bu.; exports. ,
893 bu.; spot market Qrm; No. 2, nominal
elevator and UHo f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
yeuow, 07c; No. 8 white, 56c. Option mar
set was featureless: May closed at bye.
July closed at 87c; September closed at 6C0.
OATS Receipts. l3,5(x) bu.: exports. 2.
053 bu.; spot market was easy: No. t.
49c; standard white. 40Hc; No. 2 white,,
sue: jso. s White, WH".
HAY Steady : shipping, 6575c; good to
Choice. CTttcG 81.05.
RICE-Bteady; domestic, fair to extra, 84
'Wi japan, nominal.
H0P8 Firm: state, common to choice.
l!a crop, 0fiJ7o; 1902 crop. 24 28c: olds. 10?f
15e. Pacific coast, 1908, 27j3Jc; 1903 crop, 24
Tl intra rtrm. nai,...n sn . sr tv. 40.
California, 21 to 26 lbs.. 19c; Texas dry, tl
to so ins . lie.
TALLOW Dull; cltv f per pkg), 80;
counirv tpsgs. ireei, m'1(.
LEATHER Steady: add. ?3tttfo.
PROV1BION8 Heef. steady; family, 811 50
ftl2 50; mesa, 8W0isiio0: beef hams. taVBorrfi
12.00; packet. 810.50iin.KO; cltv extra India
tness. itj.onria.in. cut meats. Irregular;
picsiea oeines, .iotjb.iv; picsieu snouniers,
88 50; pickled hams. Sit 0tfc21.ft0. Lard,
easy: western ' steamed, 27.60: refined, dull;
continent, if. it': routn America, tx.K: com
pound. fi 87Hfr7.O0. Pork, steady: family,
iniwuwi; snort Clear, lis. wo is. s; mess.
110 CMSMS 11.
Ml'TTER Extra fresh creamery. 24c
creamery, common to otiolee, 16a?ftc; state
Ouirv i4r;if. held creamery. 14?:'0c.
CHFE8K State full cream, fancy. Sep
tember. 12c: state full cream," fancy, Sep-
irmner. fate maae. itMic.
Elt18 Rtesdv: western firsts. 20c,
POri.TRY Alive, firm; western chickens.
uc: iowis. jivc; turkevs, lbc; nressea, nrm;
western cnickens, 12)130; fowls, l3c; tur
No. S a Old. bNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR w 11 let and steady; winter rat
enta, H.W&rVOO: straights. I4.5W4 70; spring
psienis, h uvu.s); straignis, ucyi.i:b: bak
ers. 23.O0fl3.80.
WHKAT-No. 8, R2J97e; No. 2 red, W599C,
CORN No. 2. 51c: No. 2 vellow. r.2Wc.
OATS No. 2. 33Tia40c: No. 2 white. 413
RYE No. 2, TC-AC.
BARLEY tlood fedlnsr. SfilTSOc: fair tn
Choice malting, 4Mr&oe.
beku-Mo. 1 flax, 8I.10; No. 1 northwest
ern. tl.lfi: prime tlrrolhy, 83.10.
HAY-Clover. contract grade. 81125.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. 21400
trm.lZH- 1-ard. per 100 lbs., 27.07V4fr7.10.
Short ribs sides (loose), 87.12'4S7.26. Short
clear aides (noxea). ,.7H'(7.50.
The following were the receipts and shlo-
ments festerday:
Kecem's. BniDmnt
Flour, bbls 80.300 21,100
Wheat, bu 86 100 81,670
Corn, bu ....1W,2T0 180.105
Oats, bu 90.000 2J6.2O0
Rye. bu 4. WO B.000
Barley, bu 68,200 19,400
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was Quiet and easy; creameries
14i423Vsc; dairies, 18'4'(i21c. Eggs weaker at
mark, cases included, lSWai'O. Cheese.
easy, lOVsti 11c.
St, Loots Grain nnd Provisions,
ST. LOUIS. March 14 WHEAT Firm:
No. 8 red, cash, elevator, Bii'w, track, 1.03'i
St 1.07: May. 93ac:. July. 8, Mo: No. 2 hard
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 44 V4c; track,
iSHo; May, 40'4c; July, &cr
OAio-uuii; ino 1 casn, r track, 4Jc;
Mny, 40Hc; No. 3 white. 45c.
FLOUR Dun and unchanged; red winter
patents, St.Sfi'iiS.OO, and 60 per cent patents
ns high as 85.20; extra fancy and straight,
84 .KWH 80; clears, I3..S51, 4.10.
nKh,i Timothy, steady. n wS9.1t.
CORNMEAL Steady. 82.5f
BRAN Steady : sacked, east track. o77i
89c.
HAY-Bteady: timothy. 88.00ffllS.00: prai
rie. ST.. 00119.00.
IRON COTTON TIES' 82c.
BAOfHNO 2H0.
UK MP TWINE -sc.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing.
I14.12H. Lard, lower; prime steam, 36 77V4.
Bncon (boxed), steady; extra shorts, 8S.12Vi;
clear ribs 88.26; short clear, 83.37H.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens. 1010c:
springs. loc; turkeys, 13Vc; ducka, 12c;
geese, (ifOc.
BITTTKR Steady: creamery. 202e:
dairy, lF.4?19c.
egos steady, I5ji9c: western, steady.
15Vc, caso count.
Receipts, bnipments
l.00
800
900
88
7474
24
161-4
13S
64
6HH
7274.
2S4
14
161H
138
19
100 19
1,700 V 17H
100
900
100
800
200
7,600
1,000
5l
54
161
av
is 6ES
23 Vi
6-'Vi
88
77'
1261.
31
10?,
107
o"
litvi
66
19
U3V4
24
150
261
18
65S
22Vj
61 V,
875
77"'
12i
31
102H
13:
724
104
50"
11714
87
11
lisii
63
i9i
lO.OfiO
. 85.000
.1 "i.ooo
.121.000
Flour, bhls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu.
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWATTKEE, March 14 WHEAT Mar
ket IV40 higher: No. t northern, 9Sc&l.XH4;
om. July, waatdiweo asgea.
RYR-8teadv: No. 1. 70W710
BARLEY Higher; No. 2. 62QS3c: sample.
0ic.
CORN Market HO higher: No. 3. 4W47c:
juiy, ois4((qic.
Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOTJS. March 14. WHEAT
May. liS'ic: July, 9sc: September. 87Vc: on
track. No. 1 hard, 81 He; Not 1 northern, 97 Vi
t mi'it-First patents, 5.z6(fB.3&; seeona
patents, 85.1oti46.15: first clears, 83.808.76;
secono: clears, tz.wwizeo.
BRAN In bulk. 814.50.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 14. WHEAT-
May. WAc; July. 81Sc; cash. No. 2 hard,
809lc; No. S, nV(jxo: No. 2 hard, L01tel.03;
No. 8. 944i7c; recclpta. 120 cars.
CORN Mny. 45'4c; July. 447sc: cash. No.
1 mlxiHl. -43n43itc; N. 3. 4u,42Ve: No. 2
rVltc WtHa: No. 8. Inc
ite. 42 11-
ltl4M
tlATS No, I whit
(j43c; No. t mixed.
BUTTER Creamery. JtC22c; fancy dairy.
110.00; choice
HAT Choir timothy,
prslrle. 87 751iPO.
RYK No. 1 64c
EUU8 Hteady. Missouri
cases returned. 14c; new No.
cases Included. 15c
Receipts,
Wheat, bu IKOO
Corn, bu., 27.1t
Oats, bu 6.0UO
ind Kansas.
2, whltewood
Shipments
63.'iO
2 W
7,0o0
Philadelphia Prodaco Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 14. 3UTTER
Steady; extra weatern creamery, Wito;
extra neariy pnnis, m
rTtJOS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby,
DVi at niara; ire.sn wtvttin, ', at mark
rrvsn soutnern. ls'tuAic, at mark; fresh
oiitnwestera. ID'viiJ'C. at mark.
CUKtiiK julet; Nw York full creams,
choi- to fancy, lluUVc; fancy to good,
Vlalhlo Solr of Grain.
NEW YORK. March 14 Tho vlstble suc-
f Ijr 4it (lauu Uuvtt l! ha CoujHlvil t UiS
Liverpool Grain Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. March 14. WHEAT Snot.
quiet; No. 1 California, 7a 2d. Futures
quiet: March nominal; May, 6s 8d; July,
ea sa. .
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed. Dew
4a Sd: American mixed, old. 4s 7d. Fu
tures quiet; March. 4s 2d; May, 4s 4'id.
Dnloth Grnln Market.
DULl'TH. March 14. WHEAT-In store.
No, 1 haril, ll.ouMi: No. 1 northern. lc
No. 2 northern, 90V4c; to arrive, July, IaVAo;
Bcnmner, tic
OATS Ou track and to arrive, 81HC
Toledo Seed Market..
TOLEDO. March 14. SEEt-CIover. cash
86.75; March, 86.75: April. 86.65; prime alslke,
86.40; prime umotny,
Peoria Grnln Market.
TEORIA. March 14. CORN Hlghef : Nb,
J, 43c; No. 4, 40HC
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 14-COTTON-Bpot,
quiet, prices 8 polntsrliigher; American mid
dling fair, 9id; good middling, 8sd; good
mludllng. 8d: go. Hi ordlnnry, S.NSd: ordi
nary, .3nd. Futures ptened steady, closed
weak: American itilddlng, g. o. c. March.
8 2fd. April and May. f:Ud: May and June,
8.3Jd: June and July, 8 kI: July and August,
8.27d; August and September, 8. Old; Septem
ber and October, nominal: Octotcr and No
vember, nominal; November and December,
nominal.
NEW YORK. March 14-tX)TTON-Dot
closed quiet, 91 points lower; middling up
lands. Ptiioc; middling guir, lo.ouc; salea,
2,7o4 bales.
BT. IxiUI.t. Mnrch 14 COTTON Steady :
middling. 157c; sales. 1.163 bales; receipts,
none; shipments, 155 bales; Stock, 81,5(3
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 14.-COTTON
Quiet: sales. 40.115 hides; good ordinary,
l.V: low middling. 1oN.e: good middling.
16Sc: middling fair. 16 ll-16c: recelpU. 3.3ti8
bales; stock, lit 4 to bales. Futures. April,
ls ttic; Mav. m '(jlfi :v; June. l.M716.&6c;
July. 16.7)t'iil6 79c: August. 15.92c bid: Sep.
tember. 13.7V 1 13 V: October, 12.7tfll.0c;
November, 12.52tjj 12.56c.
Atchison 83.200
do Dfd l.S'C
Baltimore & Ohio.... 38,800
do cfd
Canadian Pacific .... 2,600 111 110
c entral or in. j
Chesapeake A Ohio..
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western
Chicago ft N. W
Chic. Mil. & St. P.. 83,600
do pfd
Chicago Ter. &. T...
ao pfd ,
., C, C. St. L...
olo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. A Hudson
Del., Lack, ft West..
Denver & R. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Sd Pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd 2O0 '
Illloins Central ...... 200
Iowa Central
do prd
K. C. Southern
do pfd loo
Louisville ft Nash... 600
Manhnttan L 2,900
Met. Securities 900
Metropolitan St. Ry.. 23,400
Minn. & St. L ....
M.. St. P. ft 8. 8. M 600
do pfd It)
Missouri Paclflo 12.200
M.. K. ft T 1,800
do pfd 100
Nat. of Mex., pfd
New York Central... 3.600
Norfolk ft Western.. 1.100
do pfd
Ontario ft Western.. 2.900
Pennsylvania 111,000
Pitts. C. C. ft BL L ....
Reading 18,100 40H 284
ao 1st pra . ...
do 2d pfd 100 6ft M
Rock Island Co 1,000 20W i9
aa pra , 100
St. L. A S. F.. 2d pfd 100
Sf. L. (southwestern. 300
do pfd loo
Southern Pacific .... 2S.900
Southern Railway ... 2.200
do pfd 1,900
Texas ft Pacific 200
Toledo. Rt. L. ft W
do Dfd .
Union Paolfio 49,800 72 71
do Dfd . .. .
Wabash..,, ., 100
do pfd 1,600
Wheeling ft Lake E
Wisconsin Central ....
do pfd 200 83V4 8914
Adams Express ..... '
Amer. Exjress
V. S. Express
Wells-Fargo- Express
Amai. t opper arr.T'io
Amer. Car ft F'dry., 200
do pfd 100
Amer. Cotton OH . .,
do nfd
American Ice
do pfd 600 29U 29V1
Amer. Linseed OH
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive .. 2.100 21 I
do pfd
Amer. Smelt, ft R.. 600 47
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refg
Anaconaa Mining .
Prooklvn R. T
Colo. Fuel A Iron..
Consolidated Oas.....
Corn Prodilnts
9 000 I An ntA
124 000 ntstlllerV Securities.
7.000 General Electri
61.0 I Interns tlonal Paper.
do pfd 100
International Pump.
do pfd 100
National Lead
tvorth American
Paelfte. Mall 400
Peoples' Oss I.oefl
pressed Steel Car.... 800
do pfd
tVillmsn P"lace Car. too
Rstwhit Steel 7M
do pfd
Robbee Onoda 200
nn pfd
Tern. Conl ft Iron... a
tt ft. ather l.r
Ao nfd too
V. B. Realty 1.100
ao pfd ,in
TT. S. Tubber '
do pfd
TT1te4 atatea Steel.. 4 400
do fd 80 00
restlneheniB Else... ?oo
Wsstee TTnton .1 200
Vac fiecurltles
Total aales for the day, 621.600 shares,
5ft
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Colo. A 80. 4s...
n. A R. U. ta...
Erie rrlor Pan 4a
do ten. 4s
f. W. A D. C
Hocking Val. 4H.
L,. a . snt. ts.
OfrereU.
tsi. So. Parifle
74 ' So. Railway ts..
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17(4 Union Pacllc 4a ...
4 I do conr. 4a
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w York Mining; Storks.
NP!W YORK. March 14. The following
are the cosing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alios
Coiaatock Tunnol
Cos. Ual. A Vs..,
Morn Bllvcr
Iron Bllvor ;
Leadvllle Cos
Little Ctiitf
It
. to
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.14
.i:
.104
. t
. 4
Ontario; ...
upnir .........
rnoemi
Potnal
SaYeas
Sierra Nevada
small Hopes ..
Stsnesrd
..400
..460
.. t
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Officii,! Monday
Same day last week....
Same week before
same three weeks ago.
Same four weeks ago.,,
Same days last year...,
RECEIPTS FOR THE
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, bogs and sheep at South Omaha, for
me year to aate. with comparison witn
4.)
3.268
,4i9
6.u4
8.4.U
8,
YEAR
4. .'IS
4.01
,t1
tO,4
4."9
4.767
TO
4.JUJ
.7ll
16 ..Si
12 I4i
U.ltii
10.6 4
DATE.
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t 4e l ft 1 7tn t 1
1 410 I 1 10 t
1 S0 I 4 4 1st t !0
t t" I 40 n : I Yd
1 Mo t a f sr n t to
4 4t I M 1 t.o 40
I I I I tO I K4 t 40
4 no I no 4 ms l to
t 49 I to 1 M) FO
t 14 t 70 II I4 I M
IT 171 8 to I 779 8 tt
1 i4 I l. i IMS ;n
1 15n I fO 1 ir.no t it
1 ltuo i tt 1 lsoo t
1 1ln t tS 1 440 t it
l roto t to i vto t n
1 lfM I n 1 loo I it
1 lttt I 1 :o l
1 70 t W t 1470 t It
1 140 I M 1 IW I ft
1 7so oo 1 fxto l an
1 14 so i oo i tin 4 oo
I l'?0 8 18 1 413 4 00
1 140 t 10
CALVES.
il 441 4 00 i Ill I II
1 fed 4 to 1 170 I It
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4 lit I 00 t 10 I to
STAC.9.
t 1tt I 45 1 It 10 4 It
I IM III
BTOCKERa AND FEEDERS.
last year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
Average
1904.
177.259
40,159
370.078
prices paid
Inc.
Dec.
V.oij
1903.
1MI.444
466.794 14,361
268.480 10i,eW
tnr rtCisrs St SlOllth
Omana for the last several dajs with com
parisons
Date. 1904. 1J03. 1902. 11901. 100. 11899. 1189S.
22
22
83
71
8C
17
S3
8.400
200
18.000
100
4.800
400
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13
100
66
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88
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64
3
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7
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60
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81
2?0
186
108
206
45
1
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7
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190
13
63
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100
11
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80
Bank Clearings,
OMAHA. March 14. Bank clearings fof
today, 21,318.975 65, a decrease of HR.1,332.15
from the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition ot Trnde and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EQQ8 Receipts, liberal! market steady!
fresh stock, lbc; Including ca.ea, 16c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9Vtc; young
roosters, 9c; old roosters, ft7c; turkeys,
13c: ducks. 9c: geese, 80.
BUTTER packing stock, 12c; Choice to
fancy dairy rolls, 1314a; separator, 22o.
FRESH FISH Trout. 910c; pickerel,
62i6c; Pike. 9c; perch, 66M-c; bluetish, 15c;
whiterish. &jj'9o; salmon, 11c: haddock, lOu;
codfish, Wo; retisnapper, 11c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb., 32c; lobsters, green, per lb, 80c;
bullheads, 11c; catfish, 13l4c; black bass,
20c; halibut, 10c; crapples, 12c; herring, 4c;
white bass. 13c; bluefina, 8c; smelts, 10llc
OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
43c; per gal., 82; extra select, per can, 80c;
per gal., 81.80; standard, per can, 27c; per
gal., 11.50.
BRAN Per ton. 815.50.
HAY Prices quoted by-Omnha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
li.Du; No. 3. 16; medium, 86.50; coarse, 85:
rye straw, 80. These prices are for hay of
good color and quality. -Demand fair and
receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, 31.00ffll.10; Dakota,
per bu., 31; natives, 85c.
SWEET POTATOES Muscatine, per bbl.,
2J.ro: seed, 12.76.
NAVY BEANS Pe- bu., t2.251T2.38.
CELERY Large California, 6O0, 75c and
0e.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, xi.w; uolo-
radt yellow and red, per lb., 8c
CAHHAUK v isconsin rioiiana, "c; new
Callfoniln, 3c.
TURNIPS WMte, per ou., ews.
CARROTS-Per bu.. 31.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 75c
RKKTH Per bu.. 75c.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate.
$2.75.
CUCUMHKKS per aos.. h du.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate.
KAUIUHKB per 001. ouncnes. ooiatxc
LETTUCE HEADS Per dos. bunches. 90o
tT31; top lettuce, per doiv, 46o.
1 L rt is I r is tsouinern, per uos., ovc
BEETS Southern, per dot.. 756.
CARROTS Southern, per doi., 76o.
PARSLEY Southern, per dp., IL
SHALLOTS Per dos., 7&C.
ONION SETS Per bu. iif. 32 lba, yellow,
2; red. 82: white, 82.28. F , ;
SPINACH-Per bu., 81.
FRUlTIsP'
APPLES-Callfornla BelJTtpwera, per box,
$1.75; New York export Va44na. Russeu
and Baldwins. 84. io. , -
CRANBERRIES Jersey per.ibbl., 7; per
box, Si-SO.
GRAPES Imported Malagas,: per keg, 88-
8TRAWBERRIES Florida, per qt., 409
45c: Texas, per 24-qt. case. $. 1
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOE8 Navala, choice, all sixes, 82,40
4S2.50; fancy navals, all sizes, 12.75.
LEMONS California,, fancy, 300 to 160,
13.50; choice, 240 to 270 sizes, 83.00t3.25..
FIQ-California, per lO-ib. cartons, 86c;
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, J,4c; 6-crown,
16c; 7-crown, 16c. . ' - .
BANANAS Per medium aited bunch,
2.wu2 60; Jumbos, 82.75ffl3.25.
,-1 . -,. 1, . 1 i ...... so as.
ICO rciniau, i,rr . oo v.. v , ,
per lb. In 60-lb. boxes, 6c: Oriental stuffed
dates, per box, 82 .40.
COCOAN UTS Per sack, 84: per dos., 60c
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12c: Wisconsin Young Americas. 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
llmbtirger. uc.
cioku Per dpi., to. do: per h-odi.. u.ib.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. 83:
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 83.
HORSERADISH Per ca.te of 8 dos.,
packed. 80c. .,
MArt.tli D u UAn umu, per id., 10c.
HIDES-No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 6c
No. 1 sslted. 7c: No. t salted. 6c: No. :
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf.
12 10 15 lbs., 6c; dry salted hides, 812c;
shcep pelts. 2S&27c; horse hides, 81.60ffli.50.
Nl!TB Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell. iar lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. t hard shell, per lb.. 12c;
tfrasus, per 10., 11c, nioeris, per , o., uc;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell,
nor lb.. 13c: Decana. large, per lb.. 12c:
small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., dc: Chill walnuts.
124el3c; large hickory nuts, per b 1., 8160;
anellbarks, per DU., w, Diacg walnuts, per
bu.. 11.86.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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lrdicatea Sundsv.
The official number of care of
brought In today by each road was:
cattle, nogs, en p. 11 ra.
atock
C, M. ft St. P. Ry.... 6
Wabash 1
Mo. Pacific Ry 2
Union Pae. System.. 43
C. ft N. W. Ry 2
V., E. ft M. V. R. R.. 89
C, St. P.M. ft O.... 23
B. ft M. Ry
C, B. ft Q. Ry
C, R. 1. o P., east,
C. R. I. ft P., west
Illinois Central ....
18
HOGS There was a good Monday's sup
ply here thla morning and packers started
out to buy their droves ror a utile less
money than they paid last week. Their
early bids were weak and a nickel lower
but they failed to get many hogs at those
prices, ard aa there were none too many
on sale to meet the requirements of the
trado, buyers were soon forced to ralas
their bids, and the market closed quite
active and about steady with Saturday.
The bulk of the medium and good weights
sold from 86 10 to 85.20, with prime heavies
from tfi.20 to 86 36. Ths lighter weights
sold from $6.06 down. All the early arrivals
were sold In fairly good season, but some
lats trains prevented an early clearance.
Representative sales
Hi on; packers. S5.90Q.25; butchers and beat.
hrnvv. 8 ,rf 65. 1 . ' j . ,
81 Ik-VP AND I.AMTlS-RecVlptV
head; niurket steady; native inuttona, 850
tifcno: lambs. 84 7.M(?60; culls and pucks.
34 00'4i4.7&; stocRers. 8-.iU-t"
CHICa.no 1.1VK STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Sheep Steady nnd Higher-,
and Hogs Fire Cents Uwtr,
CHICAOO. March 14 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 25.000 head; market steady ana
higher: good to prlipe tteers, 3 26fln '
roir to me.ium. 83.6rT6.(iP; stoekers and
feeders, $2.5o'us) 30; cows. tl.fVVfplW: heifers.
I2 2.Vu4.50; canners. 81 ng2 60; bulla. 83 94
tr4 4i; calves, 82.8VVS.a; lexas tea steers.
U (Vyi4 65.
lltHIH Itecelpts, sr.mv neso; eiu-naira v
morrow, 25.000 head; market mostly ejf
lower; closed strong; mixed nnd butcher.
85.25fi5.66: good to choice heavy, RtMoi
rough heavv, 8 Ir.-cfd .40; light, 84.8618 851
bulk of sales, tj.armi NO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. KvOfg
head; market steady to 6c higher: lamb
steadv to loo lower; good to choice weth
ers, S4.00ffl4.7R: fair to choice mlxsd. 88 61
tfH.60; western sheep, 8S.50fJ6 20; natlv.
lambs, t4.00tl6.7S; western lambs, 84. t"
6.90.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mnrch 1 1 -CATTLE Re
ceipt. 2.62 htvtd- market steady to
strong: natives, 8S.75ff 90; cow-s end half--ers,
il.75aH.OO; stoekers and feeders, 83.00
tj4 ir..
1 1(179- Receipts, 3.693 head: market
steadv to 6c lower: light, 3S0M6 30; medium
and heavy, t" 271iG 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, T,70
head; market strong to 15c higher; year
lings, 8500; wethers. 84 80; yearling ewes,
8460: lamb alow and ateady to lOo lower
at I5.C0.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record March 14 as fur
nished by Uie Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abatraeter, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee:
Atlantic Realty association to Mamla
tstroug, lot is, replat of block 1,
Btmls Iark I 650
John W. Noyce et 1 to Henry J.
Noyce. nwW se KJ-Jo-18 . 1.
Same to George XTioinas JSoyoe, uSk ..
nwVa 21-16-12 1
game to Albert H. Noyoe,aw4 ne4
17-16-18 1
Same to Frederick hX Noyce, nei seS
16-16-12 .v. 1
Alfred B. Noyce, se ne
Charles D. Noyce, -w ne4
Joseph C. Noyce, neli ne4
John W.
Total receipts
61
8
1
1
4
.174
ii ii
1
20 6
8 2
11 13
2
1
1
67 82
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
uer 01 neaa inaicatea:
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company..,
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour ft Co ,
Swift, from country.
Armour, Sioux City..
Vansant & Co
Carey ft Benton
Lobman ft Co
McCreary ft Co
w. I. Stephen
Hill ft Bon
Lewis
Huston ft Co
Hamilton ft R
L. F. Husi
Wolf -A Murnan......
Hobblok ft B
Sol IXgan
Halstetf
J. B. Root ft Co
Haggerty & Co
oiner buyers
256
757
810
909
Hogs. Sheep.
413
Boston Stoek HooTntloas.
BOSTON. March 14 Call loans, 8"T4
per cent; time loans, 4S5 per centOffl-
clal closing of stocks ana bonus:
66
77
3
187
46
148
69
11
214
69
86
18
22
isi
110
883
913
977
1,043
114
963
1,976
1.403
2,149
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... 4 10 M tit ... I II
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... 4 tt to i4 ... I 174
100 I 01 II If I 110 8 17V4
... I 074 T4 ttt ... t 17-4
... I 10 tl IM 40 8 17V4
... I 10 ST. I"7 ... I 1714
... 1 10 Tl 141 ... 8 to
... 1 10 ti ..m ... 1 10
40 1 10 ri I4t ... 1 10
... 1 10 11 HI 40 1 to
10 8 10 74.. Ill ... 8 10
40 I 10 17 nt ... t to
... I 10 TO ill 40 8 10
10 4 114 70 ttO 40 t tO
40 I tt T4 Ml ... I 10
110 I II il 147 80 I 10
MO 8 II tt 1t I o
... I It 41 ...... .11 40 t IIH
... 8 It tl f t 40 I I34i
... I It tl 21 ... I tt
40 I It Tl nt 140 1 at
110 I It M 174 44) 8 2
... 16 IT 101 ... IX
14 I 16 tl 107 110 8 10
... I II 10 141 ... I tt
... I It
26t
928
.4.268 4.712 8.456
Total
CATTLE There waa a luod run of cat
tie reported this morning, receipts being ut
excesu of a week ago and also of a eat
ago. mere were none too many oileied,
though, to meqt the requirements 01 the
local trade and an active and fully steady
muraei was exienencea.
1 he beef steer market could best be de
scribed by calling It fairly active and
steady. Buyers were out la good season
ana anything at all to their liking they
bought freely at ateadv Dnces. The unua-
slraole grades were naturally not ao brisk-
dui as gooa prices were paia for tneru as
were in force last week. The quality of the
offerings as a whole waa only fair. Except
for some late arrivals, which nia.v have
Deen a little weak, a good clearance was
made at a reasonably early hour.
i here was a brisk demand for cow stuff
this morning and, as only about thirty cars
were reported In the early arrivals, buyers
started out In good season and bought up
everything in sight. The prices paid were
steady to strong and some sales of the
better grades looked ss much ss a d me
higher. The market could probably best be
uescrioeo. ny caning 11 active ana strong.
All kinds sold freely, the common as well
as tne medium to gooa grades.
nuns aid not snow any particular 1m
provement. still It was, perhaps, a little
easier to sell them than was the case on
some days of last week. Veal calves showed
no quotable cnange.
There were comparatively few stoekera
and feeders on sale and. with a rood da.
mana from speculators, the market ruled
active and steady to strong. The better
the quality the greater the demand, but
atlll even the commoner kinds sold with
out much trouble at steady prices. Repre-
eniauve seussi
BEEF STEERS.
SHEEP Receipts" of sheep thla morning
were fairly liberal, but so was tne de
mand. Buyers were all out early and
trading ruled active from atart to nnlsn.
Anvthlns st all .desirable could safely he
lUoted strong to a dime nigner, witn m
erlor arrad.s about steady. As the de
mand was fully equal to the occasion, the
pens were cleared at an early hour. Aa
hls-h as 84.00 were nald for old ewes and
some yearling ewes brought H.a. mere
were no crime wethers or yearlings or
fered. but as high aa 84.75 waa paid lor
somM venrllnirs
i ns inmn maraer. ine same sua wu ms
case last week, was rather alow. In some
esses the nrlces nald were about steady.
but there was undobtedly a weak feeling
on All arajleH.
The fow feeders that arnvea soio. ai
good, steady Prices. , t
Oiinlatlnna tnr oorn-feel stOCKt Choice
western lambs, t8.606 68; fair to good
lambs. 8o.OO.60: good to choice Mexican
yearlings. 34.76(3'.) 00: good to choice wean-
rn uirllnir, ti ffirfit AO' fair to KOOd VCRT
lings. 34.2f-ffl4.60: good to choice wethers,
tl'Sjftiia. fair tn enoil wethers. SS.90ft4.25:
good to choice ewes. 83.9O0J4.10; fair to good
swes, 83. 204, 3.70. itepreseniauve saieo.
Atetalsoa adj. 4s.
de 4a
Mas. Central 4s...
Atchison
do pfd
Boston A Albany
Boston A Maine.,
Boston Klevated .
ritchbnrf f4
Mex. Central ...
N. T . N. H. ft
Per Msraoetis
I'nlon Paciac ......
Amer. Ari. Cbfm.
do pfd
Amer. Ptieu. Tub
Amer. Sugar ......
do Dfd
Amer. TAT
Amer. Woolen
de pfd
Tlomlnlon 1. A 8....
Edison glee. Ills....
Oenerst gleet rle ...
Mesa, riectrte
do pfd
Mass. Ga
Vntwd fruit
United Shoe Mack.,
dn pfd
rj. g. Steel
do ptd
Bid. Asked.
. 17 Wealing, corames
. tl4iAdTentur
. 4! Alloue
. 14-4 Amalfamated
. IssiAmer. Kino
.141 Atlantle
.lit ninahun
....Ill Cal. A Heels
....lit Centennial
104 'Copper Range ....
H.-Hillislr West
.... Tt Iiomlnloa Coal ...
.. 714' Franklin
,. IS Oranry
.. 74V'. le Royela
.. 1 Mas. Mining ....
...113)4 Kkhisn
...Vii Morawk
...Ill Moot. C. A C.
Snsjur nnd Molasses.
NEW YORE. March 14 -BUOAR-Raw.
firm; fslr refining, 8 li liViJ3c; centrifugal
96 test, 3 1-1'WiSV; molasses sjgar, 2 11-ln-ft
2Sc; refined, Arm: No. fi, 4i5c: No. 7, 4 20c
Pic . 4 lfto; No. 4.1'T; ish. in 4 otic; o.
11 4.00c No. 12. 3 95c: No 13 . 8 90c: No. 14.
I "6- confectioners' s. 4 60c: mould. 6c: eut
I oar. tttK-: rrusneci, b.soc: powdered, .&c;
grsnnlated. -4 6Ac: cubes, 4.
Mi 11 A,i:ts r rr.
NFW ORLEANS. March 14 ST'CMR
Stesdy; ones ke'tle ?fit ll-ISc; open ket
tle eentdf ugnl. i.c; rentrtfunl whites.
4V e: yellows. 3U(U4r; aHcnnds, 2'tYt 8-14.
MOLAMMIC- Nomlnai; ppea ketila..2oa
,25c; centrifugal, lonjUc; syrup, aViiSo,
10
is4
1
M4
Ut
. 1T4
Old PomlnloB
(lereols
Perrot
Qulncjr
Shannon
Tamarack
IV. Trinitr
114 V. 8. Mining...
Kvir. a. oil
4 t'tah
i4 Vlciorl
I"1. Winona
4514' Wolverine
London Slock Mnrket.
LONDON. March 14 Closing:
Consols, aaoney ....
do account
Assconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A O
Canadian PaclBo ...
Chee. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C , M. A at. P....
PeBeera
do ptd
Kris
do 1st pfd
do M ptd
ntlnola Conical ..
Illinois Centre I ..
Luula. A Naah....
St.. E. A T
SILVER-r.ar
.. KS
tt 1-lt
.. 4V
.. tl-
.. Us
.. Ttl,
..1UW
.. n
.. 11
..141
.. 114
..
m4
14. Y. Central
Norfolk A W.
do ptd ....
Ontartr. A W.
Peaniylvant
Hand Mines .
Reading
do let pfd.
do M pf4
80. Railway .
4s pfd ....
So. Pacifte ...
Union Pacta
do p!d ....
P a. Bieel....
To ptd ....
Wahaah
do pfd ....
. 7
. a
. I
. 46V4'
. 7314
. I
.' It
.460
. 144
. ItVtj
. list
. 4
. 74
. 8-4
,. I
4t,
.. t4
.. tl
.. to
.. 4-4
.. 90S
.. 14
.. 81)4
.. 1
.. IV
.. 74
....11414
.... tS
per ounce.
21)
174
tvH,
B
1 14
lt4
M'4
4i
T4S4
so
lit
114
"4
84)4
.114
.10
11'44
. II
steady, 2t74d
monli zviitt per cent.
The rate of .discount In the open market
Is t'i-3 per cent; for three months' bills.
8 l-.o;4 per cent.
Wool Mnrket.
BOSTON. March 14. WOOL Pulled wool
are quiet and firm. The lending quotations
follow: Kentucky, Indiana, eto., three
eighths blood. awi26c;brald, 22Sj;23e. Terrl-
torv Idaho tine. Kililoe: heavy fine. 134jl4c
fine medium, ltCdliAjc; medium, 10,17c; low
medium, liulsc; Wyoming nne, ljftiac
heavv nne. 13a 14c; nne medium. l,iic
medium, 18V44il9o' low medium. H-ijJOo
L'tah and. Nevaoa nne. itxiiic; heavy tine
lliil 4c: fine medium. I'i-ill7c: medium. HO
19c; low medium, 19ffl20c; Dakota fine. 16u)
loc; meaiuin, ib'uioc, low iiieuium, iv.t-oo.
Montana fine, choice, 192Gc; tine medium,
choice, 1920c; average, lkffllSc; ataple, 1
IAJP. 'rs , aiarcn J. sv-jsji 1 no oner
tnga at the wool auction sales today num
bered 13,7:19 bales. Fine wool was In good
demand, but faulty grades were very lr
resular and were frequently bought In.
Cross breds were In active demand for home
and German buyers ana several lots or
medium grades were tagen oy America at
top prices. Greasy pieces were very firm
and In active requeet, Scoureds met with
a steady sale. A email supply ot punta
Arenas sold at unchanged prices to a slight
advance. The sales In detail: New South
Wales, 4.700 bales: scoured, l.'i-ls 9d; greasy,
6kid'tils Id. Uueensland. 1.6"0 bales: scoured.
lUda'ls ia; greasy, ?njiu'iu. victoria, l.sj
bales; scoured, 19 Sd: greasy, 64dyls 3d.
South Australia. 31 bales; scoured. Is 6d.
West Australia, IM) bales: scoured, lsfflls
6V,d; greasy. Vf)10Vid. Tasmania, l,5u0
Dales scourea. totauis 2a: greaay. sua is la.
New Zealand, 80 bales; scoured, la 3Hd:
greasy, 6,dts id. Punta Arenas, 600
bales; greasy, tdls.
ST. LOUIS. March 14 WOOL Steady
medium grades, combing and clothing. 174
21V; "if'11 " 16''il7Vrt- heavy tine,
11
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 14 -COFFEE Tho
market for futures opene-d steady at un
changed prices to an advance of 6 points
The close was quiet at a decline or lotulo
fiolnts. Bales were rporuM or M.u-U bags
ncludlng May at 8a'Iiu55c; July, t one; Au
gust, tunc: September. &.0ti.4.i0c: October.
iiioii.Z4)c; Decs-moer, 6 Jt-Hii 4o; January. 4.30
tjo. 40; reuruary, 0 40c. alio ro. (, -c.
Sloaa City Live Stork Market.
DIAI'V (iTV Ta ll.uk , , i O , 1
Teiegrtun.) c A i l i-iv rteceipts, a.onu head
Market ateady; stoekers aotlve and higher
beeves, li.oXi 4 00; cows, bulls and mixed
81.21 '(13.50; Blockers and feeders, 83.0O((j4.00
raives and yearlings. 83.OiVfid.80.
H0438 Receipts, 2?v head. Market
steady, selling at 31.6oti6.30; bulk, t5.10e5.iO.
Ko.
t
a
t
14
13
a
14
9
II
t
a
i
4
a
7 ,
4 ,
10
17
t....
1
il
14
It
to...
It...
10...
19...
New York Mney Mnrket.
NEW YORK. March 14. MONEY On
calL steady; l-Lffl per cent: rleslng bid.
14 8Mr-cent; bilored at 3 per sent; time
, stayi aiii aa g tier cnl,
toek In Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for i he six principal western cities yes
tarda v:
tattie. il eg a. eneep.
4 30)
25.0UO
6 OtiO
36l
7.6
South Omaha..
Chicago
Kansas I'lty...
St. Louis
Bt. Joseph
Sloix City
4 2o
..:5.o
.. 8 0
.. S.f")
.. 3 628
.. loot)
4. OIK
38.' !
4.f)
65.i0
86)4
2,3u0
Totals
48.128 1C7.4U 46,470
At.
... i:o
...1020
... 170
... lit
...1010
....lost
...1047
...10t
,...104
.... 64
... 135
... 130
...1011
.... 7t
.... 14
... 171
...1117
714
,...1031
... tot
.... 170
....1044
,...1117
,...107t
....10
....not
....lilt
....11M
....10M
....1147
....1!H
....1124
....U1
Pr.
I 04
I It
a
a it
t to
I 0
a 70
a to
a 7
a 7t
I 71
a 7t
I 71
I 76
a 7t
t to
I to
I to
a to
a io
t to
a to
t it
a it
i to
a to
a to
t M
a t
00
4 00
4 00
4 on
Ns.
4...
14....
tl....
....
a....
it...
at...
4...,
....
it...,
ii...,
17...,
...
it...
6 ..,
It...
I...,
il...
11...
11...
II...
It...
41...
t...
W...
at...
it...
tn...
t...
It...
14...
At.
HOT
14
1140
lilt
I
1147
, IM
lOfli
it to
utt
111
100
1141
net
, 1161
100
1264
1461
list
lilt
1264
1440
1171
1274
1141
1104
1217
lt.W
Hit
141
1UI
una
oo
4 90
4 01
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 II
4 II
4 II
4 II
4 to
4 tO
4 tO
4 1
4 tt
4 it
4 10
4 to
4 to
4 It
4 It
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 45
4 tO
4 II
4 10
4 10
i to
4 tt
No AV.
126 western ewes 96
76 western yearlings
1P2 western ewes w
93 western swes i'
113 western ewes
1 western ewe '
23 western ewes I'
4 western wethers ia
193 western yearling ewes : 91
2 western ewes "
196 western yearllnga and weth-
era j"?
3 western lambs 140
91K western lamha 60
174 western lambs and yearllnga 71
291 western lambs and yearlings
172 western Iambs ana yearungs
459 western ewes
8 western ewes
29 western ewei
20 western ewes
212 western ewes
9fo western ewes
123 western ewes ...
20 western wetners
18 western wethera
tit western lambs .
187 western Jamba
118 western lambs
99 western lamns
150 western lambs
Same to
21-16-12
(Same, to
21-16-12
Same to
21-16-12
Charles D. Noyce et al to
Noyoe. neV4 se'i 16-16-12 i 1
Nellie W. Ballard to Patrick S. Mo-
Gulre, lot 8. block 10, Jerome park... LtWQ
Anna Huntley and husband to Carrie, .
and Marie Gracomlne, lota 23 and S4,
block 1. Marvavllle add.....:..... U64
L. C. Benford to Thomas Johnson,
lot 7. block 86. Kountse Place......... T60
Luther Kountse and wife to David M.'
Owen, lot 1. block 4. Kountse Plane.. 1.600
James M. Loomba to E. S. Comstock,
lots ll, 13, 13 and 21, block l, itar
teenth street add 1.600
George Marks et al to Henry Sohl
et al, lots 7 ana 8, diock a, Kenaaira
add I
Josephine Williams to Joseph C.
Reeves, lot o, Diocg ion, ouy, ' ana
other land
B. Jetter and wife to Rachael 8,
Trapps, lots 18, 19 and to, tlocat 8,
Drews Hill add
Resmus T. Jensen and wife to William
Huntley Tlndell, lots 14 and 16, block
15. Rose Hill --1.500
Cnrr, Ryder & Adams Co. to G O.
momi'Hpn, lots i tot, block xi, wal
nut Hill .7 C .! 12S0
Ole C. Olsen and wife to Nels P. Still
ing, lot 18. block 13. Deer Park. 1.600
E. S. Flor to Wllbut Harris, lot, 18, .
block 6, C. E. Maine's 1st add. to
Valley -160
Nicholas Bosman and wife to Theodore, -
H. TePael, lots 1 and 8, block a,
Brown Park add 5,000
to
(00
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER-.
master. Observatory orflce Building, lies
Moines, Iowa. Feb.. 16, 1904. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, will be received here
until 11 a. m., standard time, March 16,
1904, for Electric Lighting System at Fort
Des Moines, Iowa. Information furnished ,
on application. U. 8. reserves right to ac
cept or reject any or all proposals or any
part .thereof. Envelopes should' Pe en
dorsed, . "Proposuls for Electrlo Lighting
System," addressed to Major It. 5. Turner,
Q. M. F16-17-t-I9-Sf 14-16
70
70
99
80
95
85
104
,. 106
99
88
92
(V)
62
AO
76
78
Pr.
2 26
3 28
t 75
S 75
1 80
4 00
4 00
4 25
4 35
4 60
475
6 60
4 00
6 26
t 26
6 25
t 46'
t 60
I 60
3 60
8 60
I 60
8 60
4 !8
4 85
4 60
450
4 76
t 25
6 25
OFFICE SON8TUCTING QUARTMAS
TER, CHEYENNE, WYO., FEBTJART 17,',
1904. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to
the' usual condltlcrrs, will be received at
thla office until 2 o clock, p. m., March 17,
1904, and then opened, for the Construction
of a Post Exchange and Gymnasium, hi-'
eluding plumbing, gasplping, heating, wir
ing, and the furnishing and Installing
bowling alleys and gymnaatto apparatus,
at Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo. - Full In
formation, blank forms, plans and speci
fications furnlshod on application to this
office; also to the office of the chief quarter- .
master, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Omaha,
St. Louis, St. Paul, and the office of the
Engineering News. N. Y. The United
States reserves the right to accept or reject
sny or all bids or any part , thereof. En
velopes containing bids to be endorsed
"Proposal for Post Exchange and Gymnas
ium at Fort D A. Russell, Wyo.," and ad
dressed to Captain W. - 8. Scott, quarter
master, U. S. A., In charge of construction,
Cheyenne, Wyo. F. 17-18-19-20 M 15-18
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 14.--CA.TTLB
Receipts, 8,800 head. Including l.oou souin
erns; market steady. Export and dreeaed
beef steers ateady at t4.6O0.26 fair to
mr.A ii mew no, western fed steers weak
at S3'40fh4.0; stoekers and feeders 100 lowor
at 8S.2?.'ifsi.35; southern steers strong at
t3 504.8a; soutnern cows i .
83 (oZ-1.00; native heifers lOo lilgher at
t3.2544.25; bulls weak at tl60ffl3.75; salves
strong at 8S.00ffl.e0. . ... ...
HOGS Receipts, .s.sj nrau; "ii"i
steady; bulk of sales at lA.lMjtt.to; neavy,
t6.3G(o:j.42t'i: packers. t5.2t-W.40; pitTa and
lights, tt.iotoo .uvt-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipta, 6,000
head; market 10o higher; native lamba,
to 0006.70; western lambs. t4.80fflC.60; fed
ewes, 83 80ffl4.80; yearlings H6o6.i;
atockera and feeders, 82.75.25.
STEERS AND COWS.
... 10f,l I 71 17 1141
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
CLOSING OUT
.ALL OUR ;
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons .
FREDRICKSON
Fifteenth and Capitol At.
i
Road our apodal "ad" ovary iunday
and Wednesday In The Bee.
.116
...1137
...1110
a tt
a ts
4 00
14.
tl..
COWS.
.111
...1141
4 80
4 09
4 00
l tu a oo a ion a Tt
i too a oo i oo a 7t
l mo a ot l ijo a 76
i too a it a un a 7i
t t 10 t 1070 t 71
a ism a it a tt7 a 7t
a tot a it ion a to
l a u i ion a it
1 1120 a :s 130 t tt
t to a tt it ioo a to
It 114 I 21 11 Ml I tO
a ii2 a ft it io7 a oo
1 1140 a it 1 110 04
I mo i it a uas a oo
It 1144 I 10 1 1100 t 04
i U4 a t T 174 I
a no a to i iio a oo
a lmo a to i -o a oo
i noo t to a so t oo
4 i a to i ivm a o
i m ISO i tot a oo
II t74 a 10 I Ht 100
s$ loso a to i t7 a t
1 t0 t t0 10 1064 I 0
to i'i a u it 10,1 a it
7 117T1 40 I lino I It
i tM a to i im a ii
i un a 4 ii iit a it
T 1141 I 40 il l""t I It
a noo a 44 io mo 1 1
I wo a 40 i toe t io
i iro a to it ...iio a to
a r.'t a to i ...uto a to
a tin a to i t2o t to
t 1140 a 44 10 1071 1)
t T) t 44 It un a to
8 1070 I to 1 UtO t II
1 10MI t 40 1 1M4 t tt
1 100 I 40 11 li-04 I K
i no a to ti m i it
j HO IU 1 .....1074 a ti
i I a so s ioo a ii
tt a i i it a o
it irt a to 14 Ut! t to
It 112 t tt I CJ I to
1 144 t 44 4 Hit I 10
1 S70 I (0 4 1017 a IS
1 1140 I 0 T tit t It
1 100 a 0 1 1114 I 44
10 11 a tt 1 1404 I 44
1 1014 t 4" 11 , 10!1 a 40
it mi 1 7 it mi a a
1 1040 t Tt
tt. Lonls Live Stock Mnrket.
BT. IX) I.' IS. March 14. CATTLE Re-
celpts, 2.000 bead. Including i.suu lexans
ma ru t sienov: nuuvo nuiuuia biii r
eiasrs. it 2i',(2S 50: dressed beef and
butchers' steers. 83.5i61).60; steers under
1 OoO pounds, W.D'ra,i.zo; siocsers urn i-ei-ers,
63.45fgsl.0o; cows and heifers, - 83.25-9
4.25; canners, az.zvijz.Du; duiis, 4u.00usi.uu;
calves, 8.1 DOtUOO; Texaa and Indian steers,
t3 2f"04 35; cows ana rimers, n-tmut ai.
11' 3 itece 1 U , B, OJ.i-.v nrsu, tn., n, .
steady to 60 lower; pigs and lights, M 66
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN .AND PROVISIONS. '.
Business handled promptly 'in all markets.
Office,. 652 Bee Building,
Telephone' 2456.
O. W. UPDIKE, MANAGER.
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain, Provisions V Stocks.
Membtre Omaha Grain Exchange,
Chicago Board of Trade and ether
exchanges.
Correspondents Bartletf. Fiaaler aT
Carrlrgton. '
31S Board el Trad Bld g, Otaslta
COWS AND BULLS.
II lfin t it
COW'S AND HEIFERS.
t Wf 1 00
HEIFERS.
l... ta s iw 1 tat t a
FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH . :
TtCOEMtMSSIONCO
j f tsfl 7(1NCOIIPORATID.r jl B
Capita! and Surplus, $600,000.00.
General Offices. N. Y. Life Bldg., Minneapolis.
1 DCCT CCDUinC Most reliable market Information. Lartreat
a Dbdl dCnlluL prlval wlr tytum In Amtrlia.
2lr ftlllDlliTCC to execute your order If tho mnrttot
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