THE OMAnA HA1LY HEE: FRIDAY. MARCH 2r, 1004.
roTprricK sotice.
directed '-per p. s. Neckar"): at 11 s. m.
for I'KNMARK dlrev-t, per . s. Nnrge
imau mum he directed "per f. a. Norg ).
After the closing of the Hupplementary
Trsnsatlnntlc Malta namd above, addi
tional Supplementary Malls are opened
rn the piers nf the Ami lean, Enaiish,
French and German steamers and rama.ui
open until within Ten Minute of Ik
hour of sailing of steamer.
Malta for ottth aarl 4'eatral America,
. "Wart ladle, tie, '
FRirAY-At a. m. for BRITISH. DUTCH
and. KRKNCII GUIANA, per a a Ulr
(mull for St. Kltta. NeVls. St. Eirstatlus
and Ft. Martins must be directed "per a.
a. filer"); at 9?A a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.) for INAOUA and HAITI, per
a. s. Valeacia; at 12 m. for NORTHERN
I' D A 7.1 U per a. a. .Dunstnn, via para and
Mnnacs: at 12 m. for SANTIAGO, per a. a.
YLMl'Rl (mall muat be directed "per a.
a. Yumiirl").
8 ATI' R PAY At 8:80 a. m. for BRAZIL,
per a. a. Syracusa. vli Pernambtico Rio
Vielro and Santos (nail for Northern
rtrrL Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay
muat e dl-ected, "per a. a. Syracuse")";
at 8:M a. m. (suppfairir-eitsry 9:30 a. m.)
for CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per
a. a. Mararalbo (mall, for Havsnllla and
CartatreteH musf be directed "tier s. a
Maracuibo"'); nt 9 a. m. for I
ter a. a. Pnnre, via Snn .
i. m. for PORTO RICO.
per a. a. Pnnee, via Snn Juan; at 9:30
a.' m. (supplementary 1030 a. m.) for
IFrRWA IIP and WINDWARD ISLANDS.
WKITIPM. IM.H.H al FRENCH GUI
ANA. (Including Orei.ada and Trlnlddd
when specially addresseii) per A. a. Var
Ima: at 9. So n. m. (itni!cmrnlnrv 1030
a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLANDS, JA
MAICA, BAVANILLA and CARTAGENA,
per a. a. Hlblrla (mall for Costa Rica
must he directed "per a. a. Sthlria"); ct
10 a., m. for CUBA,, pet. a. a. Mexico, vU
Havana. . '
Malla Forwarded -Overlaad, Etc., Ex.
' eept Tranapricl tie.
CUBA Via Port Tampw Florida, cloaea at
thla office dally,, exoupt Thursday, at 1 30
a. m. (the connecting malla clnrfe here on
Monday, Wednesdays and Saturdays).
MEXICO CITY Overland, unleaa specially
addressed for dispatch r. steamer, closes
at thla office daily, except Sunday, at 1:30
p. in. and 10:30 p. m. Sundays at 1 p. m.
and 10:30 p. m. -
KEWFOL'KDI.AND By rail to North Syd
ney and thence by ateamer closes at thla
office dolly at 1:30 p m. (connertlng malla
Cloee here every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday).
JAMAICA Ry rail to Philadelphia and
thence by ateamer closes at thla office at
10:30 p. m. every Sunday.
' By rail to Boston and thence by ateamer
cloaea at thla office at 6:30 p. m. overy
Friday.
MIQUELON By rail to Hoaton and thence
by ateamer cloaea at thla office dally at
: 0:30 p. m.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
MALA By ran to New Orleana and
thence by ateamer cloaea at thla office
dolly, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. and
10:80 p. m flundays at f p. m. and 110:30
' p. m. (connecting- mail cloaea here Mon-
aays ax ii:ij. m.j
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleana and
tnonce oy ateamer clone1 nt thla office
dally, except Sunday, at 1:80 p. m. and
, iu:ju p. id., ounnaji "J 11 P m. ana IIP 30
p. m. (connecting majl closet hare Tues
daya at 110:30 p. m.j
BAHAMAS (exceof ParcelB-Poit Mails)
' By rail to Mmm. F'.a.. and thence by
teamer cloaea at V30 a. m. every Mon-
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
. Registered mull cloaca at p. ui. previous
' ' Transpacific Malls.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle (apecially
addressed only), close here dully at u:.(0
p. m. up to-March 24th, Inclualve, for
despatch per . a. Hhawmut.
AUSTRALIA (except Weat), FIJI I8L
AND8 and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and Victoria, B. C. close hero
dally at M p. m. tip to March t2th. In
clusive, for despatch per a. a. Mowna.
HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via Ban Francisco, close
here daily at 6:S0 p. m. up to March J28th,
Inclusive, for, dnepitch pur a. a. Coptic.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, vta Ban Fran
Cisco, close hare dally at 6:30 p. m. up to
March 2Vth, Inclualve, for deapatch per
- V. 8. Tranaport. 1
" HAWAII, via San Francisco, clone, here
. daily at 8:30 T. m. up to Murch 128th, In
clualve, for despatch per a. a. Alameda.
CHINA ind JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C cloee here dally it (.30
S. m. up to April Kth,' Inclualve, for
ivtpatch per a. a. Empress of Japan.
(Merchandise for L. 6. Poatal Agency at
Shanghai cannot t 1Q. forwarded via
Canada.)
CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma (spe
cially addreaaed only) cloaea here dally
at 6:30 p. m, up to April 7th, Inclusive,
...for rfi3apaich..j)ec a a. Acajnefnon, .
MEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except
Weat), NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI,
SAMOA, and HAWAII, via San Francisco.
. cloae here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to April
13th, Inclusive, for despatch per a. a,
Ventura. (If the Cunard ateamer carry
ing the British mall for New Zealand
. doea not arrive In time to connect with
this dlapatch, extra mulls closing at 6:30
a. m.. 3:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.i Sundays
, at i:30 a. m.. 9 a. m and b:80 p. m will
be made up and forwarded until the ar
rival of the Cunard atexmer.)
HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLAND, via San Franciano, close
. here daily at 6:30 p. m up to April tilth.
Inclualve, for despatch per a. a. Korea.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, cloee here daily at 630
, p. m. tip to April linth, inclualve, for dee
ps tch per a. a. Marlpaao.
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed, West
Australia la forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippines, via San
Francisco the quickest route. Philippines
" apecially addressed "via Canada" or "via
Europe" muat be fully - prepaid at the
foreign rates. Hawaii Is forwarded via
San Francisco exclusively.
Tranapacltlo malls are forwarded to port
of sailing daily and the schedule of doe
' Ing is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
IRegiatered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous
Jay. CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postnrraater.
oatoffW,- VewTnrlr. V. T.. Mrfch 18. 1H04,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
HOLLAND-fttJERICA LINE.
ww i-erw eswe et u,mv iu
. IIW . VOaa-uurTaUUiAM, via IkMlUKiaiaV.
r. IsUUlis twdaj', at 18 a. la. .
otKlsm ApL i Noordun Apt. H
oturdsoi ...Apt. 1J PxXd Mar It
'.jraiUBS Atfl. r; riotlerdm Mil II
Will ull at I'liatoulk.
OLLAND-AJlCHiCA L1NB..M IMrVars It.. CIS
3tiaM4ar(, UU rarmaai get t. . Mnaslils. IMS
rtnim at
CHICAGO UVG ITQClt MARKET.
Cattle aaa Sheep Btronaj and Hon
"Five) to TeaXrata Higher,
CHICAGO, March M CATTLE Recalpte,
T.6"0 iK-ad; niarKet steady to Btrong; gortd to
prime steers, $1.2B6.7S; poor to medium,
3J.(u.6.0i: atockera and . feeUerti, ta.7&at30:
$ .,62.00; bulls. t'.uc44.10; calves. .0t!tf.ai
'las fd ateera, 4.0ttM.(0. .
H'JOS Itecelj.ta tocfay, 17,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 20.0UO head; markt b(.lto
Jdgher; mixed and butchers, 35 tubs O.'i.
good to rliolos iianvy, 35 4f.1i.d6; rouuli
heavy, 3 3,6.48;. llht, 10uiij6.4U; bulk of
alea, tf Ml 6 46.
HHEtP AND LAMRS-Recelpte, 13,000
bead; murkot strong: Jamba atHudy; good
to choice wethera.. 34 Bii6.26: fair to choice
mixed, 33 fc?M.6o; western aheep, 4.,i;, Si-
IVi,lv? K(KU6 W; weateru limiba',
34. 16116 00. .
t. I.aala live atork Market.
ST. I.OUIS, March 21. CATTLE Re
relpts, l,60ii head, IncludltuC 6Q Teana; mar
ket stendy; native shipping and export
steers, 34.t(vj.X; dressed beef ad butcher
rir"' 3 ".: ateera under 1.M0 lbs .
' . " ' .,, . - villi., i !-,:
rowa and helfera, $-' .f'i'4.16: canners. $2 10
i2.6o; bulla. 6W III; calvea, 14 (WW 25;
if ln,1,Hn "teera, 3a.3l4j4 50; cows
H(OS-Reeefpts. "4.500 head; market
INnrlv Him. u.i. i ft , -... - ..A.. ,
I ' bu,c.l1,r "! beat heavy, 36.30
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpta, 6on
head; market Itrm; native muttona, MOnit
... J""1'"; l' 7'"'5. ,'"" bucks,
3J.iij4.iX, stockera, 32 OfiiS.uo.
'blla ltd HosIh. '
NEW YORK, Maroh 2J.OJI-Cot ton
seed, eaey; prime iiile, nominal; prime
yellow, SrV. Petroleum, qul.f. refined New
A"."...'. PnHadelphlH and Baltimore,
3.'; Philadelphia und Uulilmore. in bulk.
34.i0.. TurMinttn."Ulet. BMi'.VV. R.ln,
unlet; at ruined 1.. H shrti shrd ahr shrdhr
OIL CITY Pa., March J3 Oll.St re.lit
bHlan. es. tl 71; certliloates, no bid Shlp
Bienta, 4S.;- Wls.;. average. 06 MH l.t.la ;
rnna. Vfl.3i hbla ; nveraixe. 74 J60 bhls
ahipmenta. Unirt, 17.411 bhrs: ; 'average
r oLr.ulu'' Linus J.'i bbl-; -
. T3,2t bbls. . -
aarar etVd Molaases.
NBW TOR K. March 2tt-8UOAR-Raw.
rm; fair r.-nnlng. Sl-lrt.-; centuf ugal. t
I rfim: crtiHlied, 8 36c; powdered, ITc: grnu
late.l, 4. Sic. "
NEW ORI RAN8, March .-St'fJAR-
sneany; open Kettle. ljl-laV; oien kittle,
centrifugals STUNC; cenirif ugHl whiles, 4U
iril-Ui- yellows. JtJo;, aecvlids. IVd
a ve.
MOtaHReWNomlnnl;open kettle. JCfl
aVa UlXual, luc; syrup, ZV&a
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Beic'.ioa in Wheat Comes m EiptotsJ tod
Cloin it 6t;on
BULL MOYLMENT IN SLPTCMBCR WHEAT
Cora briwi Its Strength from Wheat,
ad, Like Oate, la tasapportea
ad Allowed !
Drift.
OMAHA. March 14, 1904.
A reaction wag due in wheat and the mar
ket a;ot it. In Chicago May began with a
bread of one point and that much atrongar
than the close of Wednesday, and by noon
reached 93c for high. Now July gained l7o
during the anme time. The. close was
strong. September also Ruined strongly.
Thla last future waa the only one which
closed higher Wednesday and seems to be
tht grain in which the new bull movement
la being made. It Is as likely to be af
fected by crop damages as are the hfghei
priced futures, May and July. Old July at
the close Wednesday had sold off 14c from
the highest point and May waa 17c to the
bad. Thla made a reaction probable and
led to a covering by aborts and aome buying
for Investment. The market for these rea
sons opened with strength. The conditions
in the southwest were better and Kansas
City was weak on the continued ratna, but
thla was offset by the poor crop talli from
Indiana and Illinois. The growing weather
Is said to show that many neljs will have
to be replanted. In Indiana a scarcity Is
reported of good corn for aeed. The Liver
pool opening el so waa atronger and sup
ported American markets. Omaha wheat
advanced In line with Chicago. There Is a
considerable short Interest waiting a chance
to cover.
The corn market drew Its strength from
wheat. The Omaha crowd bid the May up
H point. The eaae with which the corn
market recovers shows a large short In
terest and concentrated holdings. Corn as
well ns oatsl especially in the May, is un
supported and the market allowed to drift.
Small recelpta are the order of the day In
Chicago, but the eastern demand la also
small, so that the market , does not
strengthen materially.
The range in prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the cloae Wednesday
and today were as follows:..
The range In prices of Omaha g;reln for
future delivery and the close W edneaday
and today were as follows;
Closed
Opened. High. Low. Today. Wd y.
w heat
Vlay S1V4 8RV4 SfiVi
July MS ii 81S
Corn
Mav ....... t&hi 4Vi 46
July
W4B R6 B
32 Sltt
46HA 4F,R
44 B 3U
Oats
May 88 B
Local Cash Uralu Market.
Omaha wheat receipts today were larger
by one-half than Chicago. Little of tula,
however, waa ulTerect oS the floor of the
exchango by. sample and the demand waa
hot strong. It was recolved by local eie
vators ana will go to millers in the east.
Mt. Louis wired that car lots of No. 2 red
were going to l.ub, but Minneapolis waa
not 1 as strong. Omaha waa firm at the
pricaa of Wedneaday. Recelpta of wheat
were 27 cars in and -'B cars out; one week
ago, 3 cara In and 15 cars out. Corn re
ceipts were 21 cars In and 8 cats out; one
week ago, 15 cars In and 10 cara out. Re
ceipts of oats were 1 car In and 1 car out;
one week ugo, 4 cara in and 1 car out.
Corn and oats sold at Wednesday's quota
tions. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 82Hti87c; No. 3
hard, 'tiytitcj No. 4 hard. 70Vrd77c; No. t
spring. Si'yj-K'p; No. 3 spring, ii&fioo; No.
4 tuning, WVa76c.
CORN No. 2, 43-Te; No. 3, No.
4, 4ou4iHo; No. 2 yellow, 43fcc; No. 2 yel
low. 41Hic424o; No. 2 white, 431c; No. 3
white, 4i'VVxC. .
OATS "0. 2, 3738c: No. 3, e387c; No. 4,
3&UWc; No. 1 white, 41SM2c; No. 8 white
3fiVI0c; No. 4 white, SH33c; standard, 4uVs
Cr4iyo.. . .
- Notes from the) Exchange Offices.
An effort is being made to get the rooms
In the Board of Trade building exclusively
tor grain firms. These are understood to
offer more rent than other tenants are pay
ing fur the privilege of having offloea in
thla grain headquarters.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 20 cars;
of wheat, 2 cars graded No. I hard winter,
2 cara No. 4 hard winter and 1 car no
grade; of corn, b cara graded No. t, t cara
No. 4, 1 car No. I yellow and 1 car No. 4
white; ef oata, 1 car graded No. 3 whits;
of rye, 1 car raaea jmo. .
Grain Markets Elsewkere.
Closing prlcea of grain today and Wednea
day at the markets named were as follows:
CHICAGO.
Closed
tVheat Today. Wed'y.
May v
July 37
92 H
-A
62A
4JHA
Corn
May July
&2A
4iB
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Corn-i
. May v.
July .:.
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Corn
May ...
July ...
Wheat
May ..,
July ...
Wheat
May ...
July ....
Wheat
May ...
July ....
7eT4A
7H
44H
4
44.
44
ST. LOUIS.
9.1
82H
924j
klt
45U
4HA
:::::::::;:::::::::::
MINNEAPOLIS.
94
96'I
96'4
9&H
DULUTH.
96S
96
NEW YORK.
7B
96HB
i'a
SEW TOHK GENERAL MARKET.
(notations ef the Day on Various
Commodities.
.NEW YORK, March 24 FT .OUR Re
ceipts, 33,7(17 bbls.; exports, 1,618; mar
ket dull and nominally lower. Min
nesota patents, 4a.ltMiD.45; Minnesota
bakers, t4 -(U4.60; winter patents, 3i.2UHi6.tW;
winter straights, 33.001iS.10; winter extraa,
3.t u4.0; winter low gradea, 33 I63.aa. Rye
flour, quiet; fair to good, $i.Ji4j 4io; choice
to fancy, 34.uii4.tiu. Muckwheat flour, sum
Inal. CORNMEAL Dull; yellow western, 31.10
451 12: city. 3L1(K(L; kiln-dried. 331O&4...0.
RYE Weak; No. 2 wustern, 80o, to ar
rive promptly.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 49c, c. 1. f., New
York; mulling. 66i&ifte, c. 1. f., Buffalo.
CORN Recelpta, 44,076 buahela; exports,
1.184 bushels; ep.it market dull; No. 2 nom
inal, elevator. 64'o afloat; No. 2 yellow,
6tic; No. 2 white. fyte. Options neglected
and nominal, closing K cents net higher;
May closed 67'4e; July closed 55o.
OATSRecelpts, 79,500 buahels; exports,
3.3i6 bushels; spot market dull; No. 2, etfsc;
standard white, 47c; No. 2 white, 47ftc; No.
3 white, 47a
HAY-Stesdy; shipping, T07rAc.
HOPS Easy; state, common to Choice.
1'3 crop. 27(0 30.
TAI.LOW-wulet; city (12 per pkg V 4c;
country (Pkge, free),
RICE Firm; fair to extra, ' tH95Ho;
Japan, nominal.
HAT CJulet: ehlpplnr, 7C4J750: good to
choice. 7V4cfa 31.00.
HIDES-St.ady; palveaton. 20 to 28 Iha
lHc: California, 21 to 26 Iba.. 19c; Texas, dry,
24 to 80 Iba. 14c.
I.EATIIER-Steady: acid, tS26c.
PROVISIONS Beef, weak; family, 311 5M
12 50; mesa. 39 0nj50; beef hams. $30.5(va
22.uO; packet. -tlO.5Mrll.60; city, extra India
meea, J1S '.lS Oil. Cut meata, qulet pickled
bellies. t7.2M8.00; pickled shoulders, 6 &n
pickled . hams, tl0.0iKO.ll. 00. Lard, weak;
weutern steamed. t7.3t: retired, week; con
tinent. 87 36: South America, 33.00; com
pound, 3.7M,i C7H- Pork, dull; family,
115 0i : ahort clear, 314.7l16 50; meea, HJ.uJ
iKSrt.
BUTTER Irregular: fresh eresmery,
common to extra, 16S24Vc; state dairy.
16!i:1o "
CHEF.8R-Steady; state full creams
fam-y. email and large, colored and white!
Bei'tember. 12c; late made. 10ic.
Ft Strong: western flrats. 17c.
POULTRT Alive, ateady; chickens. 12o;
fowla 14Hc;. turkevs. IRe: drensed. firmly
held; weatern chickens. 12ttl3c; fowls, west,
ern 14c; turkeys, western young hens.
161 17c.
E tsaporated Apnles and Dried Fralta.
NFW YORK. March 24 EVAPORATED
APPU:(t The market la firm: eoirm.m are
onoted at 4'.i5i.e: prime, (Sr6c; choice, U
rf.uc: fsncv. 7TTUc. '
CALIFORNIA I'RIEn FRUTTS-Pr-ines,
fillet and esv. with prices ranging from
3i.o to tp,e. Apricots are still In light sop.
nlr and rule firm; rhoice are ouoted St ii
1'k-; extra chlca. lOftlOUo; fancv. llj..
IVachee are firm; choice are held at 7VO
7MS:; extra choice. T1tiSe; fancy, 9H610c.
' Philadelphia Proa are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 24. BUTTER
8tealy. laic deniand; extra western . cream
ery. 24V.-; extra nearby print. o.
L'JUii-l'u-iu ai4 Uihori trssu nearby
nd fresh southwestern, 17c a( the mirk;
tresh western, 17"ac; fresh southern, i6V.
CHEEHE Hull and weak; New York lull
creams, choice to fancy, li)Jllc; Nsw
York full creams, fair to good, MilOxc.
CHICAGO GHAIX AXB PROVISIONS.
Fratnres ( the Trndlns; and Tloslns
Prices on Bonrd of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 24 Btared In the face
by a cold wave scheduled lor Kansas, Ne
braska and surrounding territory, short
sellers of wheat scrambled to cover today,
causing prices to make a net advance of
lWc. corn closed bo up. Oats are down A
shade. Provisions show a gain of 60 to 10c.
Even before the predictions of the cold
wave the whet pit waa quite generally
bullish on receipt of rontlnued complaints
from many aectlons regarding the unprom
ising appearance of the growing crop. Quo
tations on July were Vdc loner at
fe6c. The demand oontlnued gO'Kl through
out the day and the cloae waa strong, with
July at 87c. May cloaed at 4c after rang
ing between 92a and 94o. Clearnncea of
wheat and flour were equal to 124.8UU bu.
Primary receipts were 41U.K00 bu., against
S2.j0 bu. a year ago, Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 311 cars,
against 29n lart week and 2;6 a year ago.
Some weaknem waa manlfeated early In
corn owing to quite general selling by the
11 crown. 1 ne ciose was nrm ana near
he hlsh point of the riav. .lulv nnencrl i-.i
lower to a shado higher at tSysiso to 4IHc,
sold between 49o and 497c and closed at
444TM9o. May closed at u2c. Local re
ceipts were i cars, witn 10 cars of con
tract era de.
Oats were rather heavv dpsol'e the ad.
Vance In wheat. The close was steaijv,
with May at 3s(S ;tx7c. July opened un
changed to Va lower at 37SW37SC, ranged
between 870 and 3774,o and ciosed at 87Vs4
37c Local receipts were UV cars.
iToviaions neia nrm throughout the en
tire session, under the Influence of small
receipts of hogs and higher prices at the
yards. The market closed firm, with July
pork up 7HDKH3 at 3l3.2mftl8.221.,. July lird
was up to at 17.10, and ribs 7H'ul0o at 16.U7V,
w7.00. ....
The leading futures ranged at follows:
Artlclea.1 Open. lllgh. Low. Close. Yea y
Wheat
May
92
8iW.
94
88
S7
83 Vi
92
ft July
86J
o j uiy
Sept.
86H
821
fcfs
81
b Sept.
Corn-
HOT
May
July
Sept.
61 K 62
4ii49'ii49'-n
48 4 48
Oats-
May
July
Sent.
S9H
!n.'WI
8744
311
Sl31jjv4
Pork-
May
July
Lard
May July
Ribs
May July
12 96
13 15
18 02'4
12 92
13 12
6 90
7 06
6 77
90
13 22!
6 92U
7 07
97
7 W
77 SB
6 92 7 00
.
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
t4.90&600; straights, 3l.604.70; spring pat-
t3 (srSlio "iia, ti.iMyi.ji; uaaers,
WHEAT No. a SSff?7. M 9 wa oos
99Hc. - -w
corn-No. 2. 6QHc; No. 2 yellow, 61 e.
41c N' 2''!tef'38ci No- 3 -white, .SO
RYE No. 2, (Sc. ;
BARLEY-Oood feeding, 8(y39e; fair to
Choice malting, 46fffic.
SF.lEriH Mr, 1 n,..-..J xui,. -. .
northwestern, tl.16. Prima -timothy. 12 m.
,,OV,ISIONS-M,'s" VTk. per bhl. r8.0Vr?
132. Lard, per 100 lbs., $ 8oa 82. Short
. ucs iioone,, tn.m'win. (. (short clear
sides (boxed), t7.2fwff7.37.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain yesterday:
... Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour, bhls 44.000 . 58,410
RMf htl O'l irt .....
-. , VH n.i,cwi
Corn, bu 198.700 128,8n0
Oata, bu ; 313.700 - 254,6m
gy bu-- 4,000 H.5O0
Barley, bu :.. 72.900 4:1. &m
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firm for fancy and easy
for other grades; creameries, 14fj24c; dairies,
12ji21o. Eggs, firm; , at mark, ranee In
cluded, 16ijl6c. Cheese, easy, IOHiSjIIc.
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, March 24. WHEAT Higher;
S?'-2 V- CRn' elevator, 89c; track, 31.0O
eiMM; May, 9c; July, 62c; No. 2 hard, 90
rVi'rtxr Tt I -..k ... . i - . '
45o; May, 46-V: July. 46'tf46q.
uAio-pirm mo. x caan, 40e: track
41ft4So; May. 39c; No. t white. -We. '
. FLOUR Dull; red winter patents, t4.Sr-a
4.90, with apeclal branda aa high aa 36 20
Ti'JH, ncy and -traights, t4.504c4.75; clear!
4.n(rg4.jf5.
BEED-Timothy, steady. t2.60O3.7.
CORNMEAL -Steady, .40.
gjBRAN-Steadyt sacked, east track, 83J
t3w4IooSteady: t,moth,r prairie.
IRON COTTON TIE8-82C.
BAGOINO c.
HEMP TWINE 6c. ' t
.,Ffi,?VI,SIO;8l.T rrlt' MKher: Jobbing,
313.12. Lard, higher; prime steam, 6.2.
Bacon (boxed), ateady; extra Shorts, 37 0"
clear ribs. 87.62: ahort clear, 37.87.
POULTRY - Steady; chickens, lie;
springs, t3.0tX3S.5O per dog.j turkeys, 1213o;
ducks, 12c; geese. 6(g7c.
daTSns" QU'et: creamer'r- 025c;
EGOS Higher, 14c, case count.
Kecelpta. Shlpmenta.
r. K.OoO mono
84.000 lus.imo
43,000 go ono
,000 47,000
Flour, bbU.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu....
Kanaaa Clfy Grain and Provisions.
KANSA8 CITY, Match 24. WHE 4.T
l July. 7W7e. Cash: No. 3
hard, SS-rWic; No. 3. 85fe7c; No. 2 red. tl 00
No. 3. 966C7C. Receipts, 82 bnrs. ' '
CORN-Hlgher; May. 44044Vte; July. 44c
fXttA'; K'oXt'4c5; N- 4601 N:
mOAT8teady; No. 2 white, J9S40c; No. I
RYE 62W3c.
pr.l-t7l.(;ho,c ,,moth3r- ,i9o'
RYE No. 2, 629fl3e. . . ,
BUTTER Creamery, 2022o; dairy, fancy,
EOGS-Hlgher; Missouri and Kansas
stock, caaes returned, 8"c; new No 5
whltewood cases included, 1410.
Wk, . . Recelpta. Shipments.
Pta. U 7,000 11,000
Liverpool Grain Market.
WVETlPOpU March 4.-WHEAT-i8pot.
dull; No. 1 Callforn a. 7s Id. Futures closer,
quiet: March. 6a 8d; May. Aa 7d 61
i.(iOR nlSp?t .,?rmkAmert0n "lxed. new,
4a 3d: old . 47d. Futures dosed steady
March, 4s ld; May. 4s 8d. y'
Metal Market.
NBWn.TORK: March --METAI-S-Tln
was a little easier In both foreign and local
markets today. In London there was a de
cline of 12a d to 129 hut for spot and of
1-is to 12 10. for futures; locallythe mar
ket waa about 6 points lower on the aver
age of t28.75e29.10co'9.l2. Copper was firmer
In LondonK spot being unchanged at 58
but futurea were 2a id higher at 57 It
locally prices were a shndn harder, with
lake quoted at 812 87rH 13.01); electrolvtio
tl?.76i2 87; caatlng. 112 (B'liTS. Lead
advanced la 3d to 12 6s 3d In Indon. but
was unchanged here at 34.65. Spelter ad
vanced S d to 23 in London and was
firm snd unchanged here at te.it.'ffa.lS Iron
cloaed at 62s 3d in Glasgow and'at 4:s 3d in
Middlesborough;. locally Iron is tinchanged
tirl ""Vthern foundry la quoted at 8irTta
15.50; No. 3 northern foundry at 114 6fl8 00
No. 1 aouthern foundry and No. 1 soft
southern. 14.0txa 14.50. w"
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 24 -WOOL Pulled snd
territory wools steady. In foreign woola
there Is a good demand for low Australian
croaahreda to take the place of dometlo
quarter-hloods. Current quotatlona: Ter
ritoryIdaho fine, 1MT15c; heavy fine Hf
14c; fine medium. l.Vjl5e; medium. Itfi17c
low medium. 17(alc. Wyoming Fine, lfK
16c; heavv fine. lS'irltc; fine medium. h,t
15c; medium. 18fil9c: low medium, I81fle
Utah and Nevada Fine, 1iV-o1Jc; heavy
fine. 134114c; fine medium 15liic; medium
lfllc; low medium, lW?0c. Dakota Fine'
IrnQlO-; fine medium. li:ilrtc: medium 18a
lc; low medium. 94iMc. Montana Fine
choice. IStrlwc; fine medium choice. 18J1,--average.
mrl9c; staple. 1!k&30c; medium to
choice. 1'fllOc
T. LOUI8. March 24 WOO L Steady
medium grades, combing snd clothing ISfi
f3c; light fine 1Wil7c; heavy fine, 12al4o:
tub washed. t24j31c.
roslee Market.
NEW VORK. March 24. -The market for
futurea opened steady at unchanged prlcea
and closed firm at a net advance of 6ri0
points. Sales. . bags. Including Apill,
40c; May, t.i4i4.iV; July. I 7,jt su-; Am
pst, tic; Svptemher. 6 0ujj ltc; December
tabwj tBc; January, C S6c. Spot Rio steady.
No. 7 Invoice, c; mild, steady.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. March 24.-DRY OOOD8
Th market Is of very small proportions.
Ths buyer Is interested generally in spot
goods for Immediate delivery, although
here and ther the report comee of cer
tain Inquliiee for fall which fur ths moat
(Ul mra km-f reuatid,
92(fi0.1 94
Wtf(X7 88 H
K.VfcigK 87
fnie-asi 824
61 fir,:
Wil 49",
4X? 49U
STH-flS 87
81V8 31
12 97H 18 10
13 20 13 30
W T 00
1 07H 7 124
SO 6 85
6 92 7 00
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Stimulation of Largs. Opertttiout Sot
Apparent Yeiterdkj.
SPECULATORS PUZZLED BY RECENT SPURT
t'ontlnned Ease of Money Offers Porno
Inducements to the Holding; of
Securities with Borrowed
Knnda.
NEW YORK, March 24.-A much smaller
amount or business was transacted in the
stock market today than on the two pre
ceding daya and ih- market allowed the
effect ot tne extensive realizing wlilcn had
been effected on thoee daya and the elim
ination ot a large portion of the ahort In
terest from the market. There waa no evi
dence of the large operations by powerful
forces which kept tne market stimulated
ye lord ay and the day before. The source
and purpose of those operations have been
a cause ot bewilderment even to the pro
fessional traders, who have followed them
eagerly to secure' a profit in the resulting
rise. Several stocks were pushed up at dif
ferent times, aa though to sustain (he mar
ket. Among these were Amalgamated
Copper, Brooklyn Transit and Erie. At the
same time there waa a demand for London
account, showing the uneasiness of uncov
ered bears on Americans in .the Northern
Securities merger. Ttia oontlnued activity
In the curb market for Northern Pacific
and Great Northern preferred carried them
sharply downward. Great Northern pre
ferred on the exchange dropped over 7
points, leaving a wide hreach in the valua
tion placed on the stock for purposes of dis
tribution of Northern Secuntlee; assets.
Further rains In the winter wheat belt
were of no help to stocks in face of the
rise In the price of wheat futures. Condi
tions still further approached the gold ex
port point without affecting the money
market. The decline In London discounts
Increases the disposition toward French
capital from there, and It is this demand
reflected upon New York which Is expected
to draw gold from here. Tho continued
ease of money her With this prospect
offers some Inducements to the holding of
seourltles wlth-borrowert funds and la one
of tho reasons offered for the Improved de
mand for slocks. Southern Railway's
funding of t't.i0,060 of obligations Into
five-year bonds hurt the wtork. The weight
of realising upon the whole market gained
force and carried It down to the lowest at
the close, which was weak.
The bond market was Irregular and not
so sctive. Total sales, par value, $1,910,000.
Following were the quotations on the
Stock Exchange today:
paies.wgn.Low.CIOB.
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio...
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Chesapeake A Ohio.
Chicago & Alton....
do tifd
7.4U0
69 W
8!4 89
7s4, 78
. MK)
.13,400
90S
80
2,800 iii iii 114
156
BOO 82 31
K) . 88 37
31
8'
17
I'll w 80
SO
Chicago Ot. Western.. l.lnO
13 13
70 169
43 140
15
169
140
171
19
74
17
64
Chlcaao N. W 1.2110 1
C, M. & St. P., exdiv.S4.4oO 1431
ao pra, exdiv
Chicago Term. & T...
do pfd -100
C, C, C. & St. L
Colo. Southern .-..-1,000
do lnt pfd ,
do 2d pfd ) 3A0
Delaware & Ilndson.. 4O0
Del., Lack. & West... 2tD
20
20
17 17
52
131
2tJ7
24 23
150 150
266 265
2(1
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie .
do 1st pfd ....
do 2d pfd ....
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
K. C. Southern
..38,300
.. 1.3110
.. 1,600
27
65
43
26
64
42
26
63
74
2h0 81
80
81
800 129'
29 128 12S
19 19 19
84 81 84
2S
1110
10
too 21
20 19
do pfd
lnO 86
36 35
Louisville A Nashville 8.81 0 I117 WV 105
Manhattan L 1,609 143 142 141
Met. Pecprttles 1.JH0 . i 79 if
iei. m. ny exniv..: o.iuu 11J
Minn. St. Louis
110
110
M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. 700
do pfd 300
Missouri Pnclflo 1,700
Mo., Kan. tt Tex....U 200
do pfd 10
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. lnO
N. Y. Central LttnO
Norfolk & Western... LI00
do pfd ,
Ontario Weatern.... t 6H0
03
12:1
92
3?
37
118
69
'62
128
66
62
123
5?5
116
1
85
Cl
117
. 65
43
7S
68
22
90
18
38
87
116
67
21 21
Pennsylvania liV&oO 118 117
eadlng (...KitTiO .45 -
. do 1st pfd 4i. ri... M
do 2tl pfd 4 4KK) 60
Rock Island C0........14 kiO
do pfd 1.5O0
St. L. & B. F. 2d pfd.. 5n0
St. Louis O. vv....
do pfd ............
Southern Pacific'..
Southern Ttallway
do pfd
Texas & Pacific...,
T.. St. L. & W
do pfd
Union Pacific
dn pfd
Wabash
dn pfd
Wheeling & L. E..
Wisconsin Central
do pfd ,
Adams Ex
American Ex
United States Ex
Wella-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper 86,6no
Am. Car Foundry.. 300
do pfd buO
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd .,
Am. Ice 1.200
do nfd 1.9o0
60
20
71
48
2n
71
.6l
24
84
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive .....
1 do Pfd
Am. Smelt. A Refng
100
8
"966
1,506
2. a
49
48
do pfd "So0 91 . 90
Am. Sugar Refng 10,50 127 125
Anaconaa m. to wj t . en
Brooklyn R. T 43,500 44 43
Colo. Fuel A Iron....
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do pfd ,
Plstillers' Securities..
General Elec, exdlv.
International Paper..
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfd
National Lead
North American
Pnclfio Mall
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel ........
do pfd
Rubber Goods ,
do pfd
Tenn. Conl Iron...
V. S. leather
do pfd
V. 8. Realty
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber
28 27
1,900 200 198
"706 "tvl 'ii"
2n0
2uu
"loo
200
2,600
"soo
65
35
'is"'
84
'97
"TO"
64
85
'is"
84
'
''
tv
410
fx 10
L1iio
100
88
7
"8
'49
13
'ii
67
162
t
78
'62
13
do pM
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westlnghouae Elec.
.. 2 ro 11
..89,0110 RStt
... 400 162
v estern Union
Northern Securities
Total sales for the day, 636.900 shares.
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON, March 24 -rCall Joans, 2fn,
per cent: time loans. 8fi4 per cent. Offi
cial closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlsoa adl. 4s.,
4a it
ate. Osntral 4s...
Atrhlson
do Did
is Wt!nc. commoB
.. 7
... i
... 4
... 4v4
...
... I
... o
. . .460
... 171
... il'l
... v,
... a
::: t
::: Iv
... s
... IT
... i
... 11
... It
... 1(4
... H
...
... K
... 4S
... 37
... m
:::
...
... TO
. KVIAitftntur
4 Allou
40 AinaJsaniat4
W Amrica Zlne ...
ttonton AlNiir... til
Atlantic ,.
ninaham
Biurton A Malnt 1U
Biiiton Klvled
ritrhhurs pl.l ..
u4 Cal Hffcla
.14.1 Cntmnlal
. Coppar Hani, ....
Mex Central
N. T
N. H. A H..)1t Daly Weal ,
Pera Marquette
76 tiiomfnloa Coal ..,
1ta Franklla ,
I nioa I'acinc ,
A mar. Arga. Oem
do pfd
Amu, Poau. Tuba.
Amar. Bugar
do pfd
Amar. T T
Amar. Woolen ...
do pfd
Pomlnlon I. A 8..
rdlmi Elec. lllu.
(ienera.1 Kle-trta ..
Maia. Electric ...
do !d
Maw. I.t
U4 Oraary
.. 71
lata Rnvals ....
.. 4
..its
..m
,.1J4 .
.. !"
.. 7
.. 4
..M
..1M
.. tS
.. tl
Maas. Mining ..
Mlrklran
M.ihawk 1
M..M 0. O.i
old Domtnloa ,
OarenU ,
Parrot
Oalnry ,
uhaanoa .......
Tamarack
Trinity ,
'. S Min na...
I'sited Krult ,
l-H,.1 Siioa Mach..
do p(4
V fl. Ml.....
de tfd
Oil
, 4 lltak ....
tivicirla .
, 11 ,'Wlnana ,
4744 WolYerlna
Hew York Mlalasr Stocks.
NEW YORK, March 24. Tha following
Adaau Cob
1
I.lttl. Chlal
A Ilea
Uraaco
BniDswtrk eon .
Cdmatcw-k Tunnel
Ton Cal Vs..
'Horn Silver. ....
traa Silver
Laadvllla Cos ....
... II
... 1
:?: i
...178
., 1W
...1M
Ontrle
Ophlr
Pnoaets .......
P.'tiwl
avaga .,
Sierra Nevada ,
loan Hobos ,.
?
471
14
...... II
II
1
man dare
...2&i
Aasesaiuent paid. Ex-divideQd.
' How York Money Market,
NEW YORK. March' St MONEY On
call, ateady at Iil per cent; closing: bid,
1 per cent: offered at 1 per cent; time
loaria, easy and dull; sixty days, t per cent;
hUi4t tlays, t4l gf tieul, sU tuethj,
60
23 i 22
62 2 62
45 44 43
3M) , 14. 14 13
. UK). 84 34 83
.87.W10 49 48 48
. 2,6(10 22 21 21
. 2,600 22 21 21
. 4li0 24 ' 23 23
. 100 25 25 24
. 100 36 36 35
.77,100 82 -80 - 80
. 1,800 92 90 90
, 4oi) 19 19 ' 18
. 1,500 87 86 36
. 100 16 16 15
. 100 18 18 18
41
3f?4 per cent; prims meres n lilt, paper,
4iiS per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm. With ac
tual business In bankers' Mils at M87!M1
4 '720 for demand and at t4.8(40j4 8444 for
sixty-day bills: posted rates l 86 and I4.5S;
commercial bills, $4 84fi4 84.
SILVER Bar. fc; Mexican dollars. 4I0
BONDS Government, firm; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations on bonds are si
follows:
V. 8. ret la. rag
do coupon
4o Sa. reg
.IH'tlMannattan e. I 4s
.1W Met. Central 4t...
.1"' do 1st Ine
,HS Vlnn. St. L 4a.
.104
. 14
. 15 H
.
so roaonn
30 new 4a, reg ll?sM., K. A T. 4a H'4
o neuron l.lla do H T714
...1J!S
...l.'
...107
...101
do H
TJ. R. of M t.
S. T. C. g. I(4.
N. 1 C a. la
do old 4n. res..
4s. 15
... ITH
...lf
do coupon
Atchiaon gen. 4a..
do adl. 4a
Atlantlo C. L 4a.
Baltimore A O. 4a
do Itta
...I01i
l.No. Parlns 4a
im4
. ai
.401
do "IS
N. at w. c. 4s.
O 8. L 4a ft par...
Penn. aoav. lHa M
Readlna aen. 4a M.
4
Central of Da. 6s....invt
ao in inc
C'hei. A Ohio (He. .101 1st. I.. 1 M a. la .114
Ctil.ao A. !i,t.... 77 St. L 4 I F. fg. 4a. 1
C, B. Q. a. 4a.,. Ma,l9t. L,. B. W. Is
C. M. ft S P. I 4a..P7
Seaboard A. l. 4a ... M
so. Rallarar la Ill
So. Railway la Ill
t... a r la Ill
O. ft N. W. c. T. ...IMH
C, R. t. ft P. 4s.... IDS
do col. la
7
e r r. a. l.
4a.. pie
Ml
6Vl
M
T.. at. ti. ft W. 4s.. IH
Union Pacific 4a 1014a
do conv. 4a e7t
V. I. Steel Id la 74
Wabanh 1 HSU
do deh. B I'1 4
W. A L. B. 4s 4
Wla. Central 4s lost
Colo. F. A I. e. la.. 17
i nn-aao Ter. 4..,
Con. Tobacco 4s...
t'olo. Bo. 4a...,
1. ft R. 1) 4s...,
Erie prior lien 4a.
do general 4a....
r. w. n. c. ia.
. II
. I7H
. .
.inn
Hocking Val. Hii....llul
L. A N. unl. 4a
I,oadnn Stock - Market.
LONDON. March 24.-Closlng:
Consols, money... SI 15-11
do account ......... IV
Anaconda 4i
Atchiaon 7S
do pM ts
Baltimore Ohio.... II
Canadian Facile ,...lllt
N. T. Central.
Norfolk AW..
do pfd........
Ontario ft W. .
Penneylvanla .
Rand Mines
Reading
do let P'd..
do td pfd..
80. Railway ..
do pfd
n. Pacltlo ....
I'nlnn PaclBo .
do pfd .....
U. 8. Pteel....
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
.Ill
. o
. II
. HH
. .'
:P
. 40
. I014
. M H
. S7S
. 40'i
. 144,
. 14
. 11
. 10
. 11
. M
i net. Ohio
31'.
Chlcaao Ot. W.
... n
...Vitt
... H"4
... I1H
... 7IU
... i
... fetS
... 44 Ii
...113
...10l4
c. M ft St. t
DePeara
D. ft R. O
do pfd
Erlo
do let pfd....
do td pM...
Illinois Central
Louie. A Nh.
M., K. ft T ...
18H
Span'ah 4a ..
71
SILVER Bar, ateady, 26 18-16d per ounce.
AitJiNn.1 iu4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 8 1-16 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3ij3 3-16 per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, March 24. Money was In active
demand In the market today and discounts
were steady. Business on the Stock ex
change was quiet. Console recovered a frac
tion, but subsequently eased on, lack of aup-
fiort. Americana opened dull, but rallied
ater. Union Pacltlc, Southern Rnllway
and Southern Pacltlo were animated, re
lapsed and closed dull. The rate Of discount
of the Bunk of England was unchanged to
day at 4 per cent.
BERLIN, March 24. Prices on the bourse
today were depressed.
PARIS, March 24. Trading today was
dull on the bourse. Russian Imperial 4s
closed at 4.Z0. The private rate ot discount
was 2 per cent.
Bank Clenrlngs.
OMAHA. March 24. Bank clearings for
today, 31,363,48.7.79, an increaae of ti3,09216
over the corresponding day lust year.
. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET,
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Stnplo and Fancy Prodoee.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, 14c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, .10c; young
roosters, tttiSc; old roosters, 6c; turkays,
13c; ducks, 9c; geese, 8o.
BUTTER Packing stock, I1e; choice
to fancy dairy rolls, 1314c; separator. 22o.
FRESH FISH Trout, 910c; pickerel,
6tioc; pike. 9c; perch, 54j6o; blueflsh, lnc;
whltefisn, 8&9c; salmon, 11c; haddock, 10c;
codfish, 12c; redanapper, lie; lobxter, boiled,
per lb., S2c; lobatera, green, per lb., 30c;
bullheads, 11c; cattish, 13jil4c; black baaa,
20o; Imlibut, 10c; crapples, 12c; herring, 4c;
white bass, 13c; bluetlns, 8c; smel's. logllc.
OYSTERS New York oounts, per can,
43c; per gal., 82.00; extra select, per can,
35c; per gal , tl.75; standard, per can, 27c;
per gal., 1 1.36,1. 40.
BRAN-Per ton, t100.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No 1 upland,
16.50; No. 3, t6.00; mellum to 60; coarse, tS.OO:
rye straw, 35.00. These prices are for hay
of good color and quality. Demapd fair
and recelpta light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, tl.20; Dakota, per
bu., tUO; natives. tl.OO.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 12.232.85.
CELERY Large California, 60c, 75c, and
tOe.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate,r tl.90; Colo
rado yellow and red, per lb., 3c.
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland, 4c.
TURNIPS White, per bu., 60o.
CARROTS Per bu., tl.00.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 75c.
EEETB Per bu., 75c.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crata,
CUCUMBER8-Per dog.. tl.754j00.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crftte,
t3.Ko4.00.
RADISHES Per doi. bunches, 85Jf)o.
LETTUCE HEADS Per dox. bunches,
90c4i tl.OO; top lettuce, per dog., 45H0c.
TURNIPS Southern, per doi., 60c
BEETS Southern, per dos., 75e.
CARROTS Southern, per dox., 76c.
PARSLEY Southern, per doi., tl-00.
SHALLOTS-Per dox., 75c.
ONION SETS Per bu. of 82 lbs., yellow.
12 25; red 12.25: white, 12.5".
SPINACH Per bu kucij'tl.OO.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, 85.00; gtrlng,
per bu. box, tt.OO.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowers. per box,
tl.75; Oregon fancy reds, per box, tl-90.
New York export Greenings, Russets ana
Baldwins, $4.tw.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., 87; par
box, t2.60.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-qt. cms,
84.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Navels, choice, ell sixes, 82.40
432.60: fancy navels, all'slies, t2.76.
LEMONS California, fancy, 800 to 860,
33.50; choice. 240 to 270 sixes, 83.003.26.
FIGS California, per 10-1 b. cartons, 86c;
Imported Smyrna, 3-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
16c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch,
Xa.WilM; Jumbos, 32.75(33.25.
DATES Persian, per box of 80 pkgs.. t2;
Tier lb. In 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box. 12.40.
COCOANUTB-Per sack. 14: per dog., 60o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
12c; Wisconnln Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiaa, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
llmbtirger, 12c.
CIDER Per bbl.. 36.60: per -hbl.. 83 25.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, t3;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 33.
HORSERADISH Per esse of 2 dog.,
packed. 80c.
MAPLE. SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, tc;
No. 1 salted. 7c; No. 3 salted. 6c; No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 vea.1 calf,
12 to 16 lbs., c dry salted hides. Kfailc;
sheep pelts, 26l,27c; horse hides, 81.6(92.t.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb.. 14ei No. 2 aoft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb.. 1?o;
Braslla. per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb., lie;
almonds, aoft shell, per lb., 18e: hard shell,
per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per lb., l2o;
small, per lb.. 10c; teantita. per lb.. 6o;
roasted pesnuts. per li. . 8c; Chill walnuts.
12tT13c: large hickory nuts, per bu.. tl 60;
snellbarks, per bu., t2; black walnuts, per
bu.. tl.26.
Ffevr York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. March 24 BEEVES Re
ceipts, none: market for dressed beef un
changed at 668o per lb; no later cable
advices.
CALVES Receipts, 600 head; market slow
and prices barety steady: veala sold at
t4 ra7.70 per 1i0 lbs : tops. tS 00; city dressed
veals steady at 7'r?12c per lb.
HOGS Receipts, t.878 head; market 10T
16o higher; prime slate and Pennsylvania
hogs sold at In Hii6 96 per joo lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 8.346
head; no trading In sheep; feeding about
steady; prime and choice lambs steady;
others alow: TV lower: fair to choice lambs
sold at 86 00(96.86; one car of extra atate
lambs, M76; dressed mutton unchanged at
6'u8c per pound; dressed lamba, 8'nlOc.
. Cotton Market.
NEW YORK March 24-4VTTON-Spot
cloaed stesdv, SO points sdvance. Mldd (ng
upland., 1160c; middling gulf, 14 76c; salea,
h1 hales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 24 COTTON-
Futures steady. March. 1 J 85sjl3 SOc; April.
13.9fjl4c: May. 14 17&14.1ftr; June. 14ifl)
14 38c; July, 14 56fM4.57c; August, 13.KT13.Hftc;
September, 14.82114 34e; October, 11.67(811 68c;
November 11 43!ll.45c.
ST. LOUIS. March 24.-COTTON8teadv.
Middling 14e; sales, none; receipts.
bales; shipments, iw pales; stock, awn
bales.
Plaeo Staines of Principals.
ST. tOlTlS. March 24 The large poHralt
statues of Napoleon and Jefferson, which
are being- executed by Daniel Chester
French and Charlea Crafty, have been as
atgned to prominent locations In ths
scheme of the World's fair. The former Is
to stand on the lower level of the raacade
gardena. near the palace of education, and
the -latter will occupy a symmetrical po
sition with regard to the palace of elec
tricity. Both etatuea repreoe.nl seated fig
ures. Nanoleon g flrjt COUSUl AJ4 l-fTcrson
as gireslJinl, j
OMADA LIVE SIOCR ilARRET
Osttla Booeipti Fairlj tibtral and Offeririfri
Art Qa'o'tly Taken.
HOG ARRIVALS NOT .SO NUMEROUS
Rnn of Sheen Is Good and with a
Liberal Demand the Market
M as Active and a Dime
Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 24. 1"4.
Recelnta m-eca , '- , 1 - 1 1 Bi,..n
Official Monday Mo' ilMt 8 116
Offlc a 1 uesday t.97l 7.9"4 10.124
Official Weilnesday 6.617 8.678 11.167
Official Thursday 4.1 6,544 9.220
Four days this weeh..28.S98 26,283 38.927
Same nnv, I . . u oi oai ti L,a an -rr
Same days Week before!!l4!l60 n'.m tx.9!
S"1"" inree weens ago... 13.749 JKI.iNJ W.bh.i
PH ni fnne e..b. !. oil ,7 in, 'J 1 -tot
Same days last year 19.770 87,627 29,866
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following list shows the recelpta ot
cattle, hoga and aheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with
I ant vain
... 19o4. 18W. Inc. tee.
Cattle) HK.7S8 217.158 870
" 649.5X5 636,356 24.229
Bneep 438.149 830.247 117,903
Average prlcea paid for hogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parisons: D'- I 1904. 1908. 11902. 1901. 1900. 11899. 11808.
Mar. v.,
Mar. 2.
Mar. t.
Mar.
Mar. I.,
Mar. a.,
Mir: !::
Mar. t.
Mar. 10.
Mar. 11.
Mar. 12.
Mar. It.,
Mar. 14..
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
Mar. 17,
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. rO
Mnr. 21
Mar. 23.
Mar. 23
Mar. 24.
13
t ov
t01lt3l4t8int7t
6 88 t 271 4 Ml I 5.' t 86
7 08 6 11 I 4 69 i 87 t 88
I 01 t 07 6 311 I 62 t 87
t 11 6 87 6 ) 4 74 1 13
7 05 t 99 6 84 4 70! t 16
7 16 6 in t 37 4 71 If 3 8
t 06 I 19 4 731 I 63 I 74
7 14 I 41 4 71 3 68 3 76
726607 4 73 3 63 3 80
7 M I 09 5 39 159 171
7 131 6 18 5 40 4 76 t 74
723620I 46 4 79 8C2
7281 13 6664 76 t63l8t
1 10 6 66 4 79 1 61 168
7 19 666485365170
7 10 6 15 4 94 8 65 3 71
7 06 II 5 65 I 68 3 78
7 19 6 22 t 61 4 89 371
7 8S 6 17 6 71 4 86 t 68
7 84 6 25 6 82 4 81 3 66 8 78
81 t 80 4 85 t 60 8 76
7 46 t 80 4 90 8 6.1 3 76
7 36 629 4 93 3 60 8 71
.St
a
8 13
I19H
6 18
ltW
5 !2H
a iq
a
t 15
f 25
6 04
'H
4 92
4 5:
f wi
6 01
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Honrs. Sh'D.H'sea.
c, M. fie Bt. sr. My 8
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific Ry 9
Union Pacific system.... 39
C. ft N. W. Ry 4
F., E. A M. V. R. R 81
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.. 23
B. & M. Ry 87
K. C. A St. J I
C R. I. A P. Ry., east. 2
Illinois Central 5
Chicago GL Western.... 4
Totals 167
12
1
3
17 28
23 t
8 1
24 4
s f
2
'8
93 41
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head lndicatod:
Buyers. Cattle
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 05
Swift and Company 1,118
Cudahy Packing Co 7'.'2
1.197
1,609
1,739
679
1.672
1,243
769
Armour A Co
Armour A Co., Sioux City
Vanaant A Co
McCreary & Carey
Hill A Son
Hamilton A Rothchlld
851
84
29
54
2
48
22
9
164
Volf A Murnan
Sam Werthelmer
8. A S ,
Parker & Webb
4O0
853
135
Krey Packing Co
Haletead
J. B. Root & Co
N. Hagerty A Co...
Other buyers
64
79
171
Totals 3,683 6,720 3,673
CATTLE Recelpta were fairly liberal
again this morning and all things consid
ered the market was In good shape. A
blinding rain storm Interfered with the
market to aome extent and made the
cattle appear in about as bad form aa
possible.,, Buyers, though, started out early
and the-bulk of the offerings was auon
disposed of.
The market on corn-fed steers was gen
erally steady. At the opening some of the
cattle that Just suited buyers may have
sold a little higher, but the general run
rould not be quoted more than steady.
Toward the cloae some of the leas desirable
kinds were hardly steady and salesmen
experienced, some difficulty in selling out
at satisfactory prices.
The cow market ruled active and steady
to strong, with some of the desirable
bunchea a little higher. All the buyers
were out at an early hour and trading waa
active, so that the bulk of the arrivals was
disposed of In good season. The same as
yesterday, good light weight heifers sold
to the best advantage.
There was no uuotable chanae In the
prices paid for bulls. The demand atlll con
tinues very limited and good fat bu is com
mand but little more than the bologna
grades. Veal calves, though, are active
and firm.
There were not very many stock-era and
feeders on sale, and as the demand from the
country yesterday was fairly good, buyera
took hold quite freely In spite of the bad
weather, and the market could bs c noted
steady on all desirable grades. Repre
sentative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ho. At. Pr. Ns. Av. Pe.
4 181 I 40 IE 11 4 10
4 m I 44 11 1167 4 II
II 1104 8 40 II ltot 4 II
T I6i I 10 4...., 12i 4 li
15 144 III It... 10M 4 II
10 Ill I U II 1044 4 II
1 170 8 U II HIT 4 II
4 IS I 10 1 11M 4 l
MO 8 II 1111 4 II
1 1.10 I 14 4 100 4 10
10 Ill 8 71 tl 10(1 4 (0
10 1104 I 10 It 1170 4 l
4 lit IM II 1101 4 10
II 11M I 0 M 1150 4 10
II 1043 8 SO 17 1127 4 M
11 1W I 10 14. US1 4 M
I mo I to 4 n;n 4 tl
it 1021 I M 10 1100 4 M
1 14 8 M 41 1117 4 IS
U 1100 4 00 II 1240 4 40
1 120 4 00 3 1444 4 10
1 100 4 00 II 11M 4 K
I 4 00 II IKK 4 lo
II 1011 4 00 II 1171 4 K
I. IM IM II U2f 4 15
10 K5 4 10 II 13 4 U
II 1031 4 00 II Itr.l 4 II
II IMl 4 M II 1141 4 II
16 ...lol 4 (10 . 11 1110 4 40
tl 10H4 4 00 71 UU 4 40
I til IM II Ull 0
1 1001 4 04 4 1161 4 41
1 1 180 4 06 It 1200 4 10
SI ltll 4 04 II 1101 4 10
If .1177 4 01 14 1211 4 II
it nil 4 oi )4 ini 4 f.5
II 1"' 4 10 1 isoo 4 SO
l lift 4 10 Id 1360 4 10
tl 1210 4 II II 1141 4 70
II 11K5 4 10
6TEER8 AND COWS.
t I " 1U4 4 41
t 114 I 10 1 1200 I to
10 1241 I 0 lull 4 00
II 1100 4 00 1 10M 4 00
1 11X3 4 20 14 4 11
14 1110 4 21 11 1047 4 0
11 1111 4 10
8TEERS AND HEIFERS.
10 Ill I II 10 Hi 4 00
14 171 3 10 II Ml 4 OS
14 1011 I II . 17 f,i 4 10
I M 18 M... II 4
1111 wcoa "
1 TtO 1 II 1 110 I M
1 120 t 04 4 Hal I II
i 1020 t ii t mi i m
1 H0 1 II 1 141 I IS
t no I ts t mi i si
1 110 i II II lleI I U
1 UI0 t 40 I 70 IS
10 W I SO I. 1025 I SS
1 ,. ll 1 40 I Ml M
1 1W.0 I 10 10 1166 40
4 i i to t lis a 4
1 K'M 8 10 I 1030 I 40
14 171 I 15 tl M 1(0
I M II 1 1144 I 40
1 tW IK 1 145 46
1 101 8 71 1 If76 I 41
1 11M 3 M I 1 41
I PH0 I M 1 1171 44
1 1110 I 0 1 1240 44
4 UM 1 10 4 IKiO 41
It 1"41 I 00 mo 45
1 1" 1 00 1 luuO 1 10
I 1220 t 00 1 12D0 I 50
I ICS I 00 14 111 60
1 11M 1 00 11 KKio so
I...S IM I 0 tl (,( I ii
I I 00 4 417 I 64
I ll'J I 5 MM sr.
4 U5 I ni 4 Ilia 8 15
11 11 8 16 Uk 1124 I 40
I 1411 I U i IMO i aO
20 ,1011 I 15 1 li; 10
1 17 I It I nrr I (4
. II 1011 I II I linl 44
f l'4t t tl II lieu M
I 12.4 I 80 14 1"4 I as
t 12"4 8 to I IK, I I aS
11 HIT I 10 4 MoT I 51
II 41 I in 1 14(8) 4 00
COW8 AND HEIFERS.
6 114 I 16 6 4 I M
8 IM 3 40 M tu t 14
HEIFERS.
10.....". 141 I 40 1 pmn as
1 14 I so 14. 114 s
14 121 I M II . I 70
I TU t M . , I S
1 . M l 11 M IN
4 1071 41 - 14 Kl 4 00
1 14 I 44
BULLS.
4 I45 1 11 i trtf l ll
I 1 it: I f L toa t if
1 M 1
I 10
CALVK8.
40 1
4 60 I
I 15 4
I M
..1714 t N
150
ItHl
1:1
I 64)
I 54
I M
ST AOS.
If 40 J tl
tl ....
1?"l I M
FEEDERS.
4 II
Ill I to
14) I It
'... I !
1l I
W Hi
STOCK ERS
AN n
170
1 a
I 40
15
II
. 5"0
. t'.'l
.111
. 4M
. 't
. Ill
10..
11..
II...
II...
I 40
I IS
I 40
I M
HOGS Receipts were light this morning
and the market Improved a little. Trudlng
wna rather alow, aa packers did not like to
pay the advance, but the genornl mnrkat
could be quoted all the way from steady to
a nickel higher. The grentoat advance was
on butcher weights of good quality and
even weights. Mixed hog, or hogs lucking
In quality, no matter of what weight, were
very little higher and In a good many
cases did -pot soil more than steady. Pack
erg are now looking more at quality than
at weight nnd ahlppers want practically
nothing hut good butcher weights. Al
though trading was not very active, prac
tically all the early arrivals were dlspose.l
of In fairly good eeasorr The bulk of the
better gradea Bold from to.OO to 15 06, with a
ton at 5 07. Mixed hoga sold largely from
t4 95 to t-VoO, with common stuff from 84.!
down. About noon some hoga arrived ami
they wars weak. Representative sales: a
Ne.
71...
It...
1...
II...
II...
II...
11...
I...
I...
4...
14...
44...
II...
71...
17...
IP...
14...
41...
40...
5...
10...
I...
II...
61...
12...
14...
41...
I...
11...
M...
10...
64...
71...
II...
45 ..
57...
...
Av.
Ill
14
17
Ill
Ill
Ill
i'l
501
1I
?4I
Ill
.....t44
tit
Ill
141
17
tt
127
247
til
261
fi'4
tM
mt
Bh.
r.
Ne.
43...
10...
tl...
11...
I...
51 ..
76...
11...
7t...
71...
16...
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If....
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71...
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10...
47...
44...
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IP...
0...
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70...
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31...
44 ..
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72...
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IS...
II...
14...
17...
14...
4...
61...
A.
...141
...HI
...IM
...!:
...115
...tal
...M0
...120
...tu .
...?4I
..210
...231
.. .154
...151
...147
...mt
...144
...I4
...t5
...144
...III
...171
...111
...121
...'t
...IIS
...f47
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...2M
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...157
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...111
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...104
....110
...1124
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6h. Pr
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M 8 otvt
I 4 M4
.. 4 024
44 I M1
.. 101
IM I oi'
.. I 01 H
.. I 01
0 I 02
40 I 02
130 I 014)
.. 101
.. I Of.,
10 6 03
40 I M1
.. I o:
4 14
4 04
4 M
4 N
4 15
4 1714
4 17V,
4 17 .
4 US
4 17
4 17
4 00
00
00
l0
I 00
t 00
I 00
I 00
I 00
I 00
I 00
8 00
6 oo
6 oo
I 00
6 40
I 00
6 00
I 00
1 00
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t oc
8 00
I 00
I 00
I (10
I
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If)
40
t"0
40
10
40
6 0,
I 02 M,
I 01
4 06
6 05
40
I 04
4 06
I OS
I 01
I OS
I 01
I 01
171
250
. ,t2t
..224
..154
..t'J
. ,!4
,..141
,..197
..
. .f '4
..114
..!6
.141
I 08
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I as
I 05
so
I 0(
I 05
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0
1'0
40
I 08
I 06
I 07
I oo
I 00
11
17
15.
..15
SHEEP AND LAMBS There was n good
run of sheep here this morning, but with
a liberal demand the market ruled active
and safely a dime higher. Some sales. In
fact, showed even a greater advance than
that. Trading waa active from start to
finish and in early clearance was made.
Ewes rold as high as' 84.60, vhlch is the
high rrlce of the season to date. Some
wethers and yearlings mixed Sold for 84.90
and Soma straight yearlings brought the
samo money. Clipped ewes a; Id for t3 98
that were the samo as sold OA Tuesday for
33.80.
Lambs were again rather alow sale and
no more than ateady. Some choice lambs
would probably have sold to gcod ad
vantage, but part fat kinds no one seems
to be at all nnxloua for. A little bunch
of spring lambs sold thla morning for 15o
per pound.
Quotations lor rera-fed stock: Choice
western lambs, t6.6C05.66; fair to good
lambs. t3.0t&6.5O; good to choice Mexican
yearlings, 14.75ifC5.oo; good to choice west
ern yearlings, M.6."-4 90; fair to good year
lings. 84.261(4 60; good to choice wethers,
t4.25niM.60; fair to good wethers. tS.80oy4.18l
good to choice ewes. t3.904jH.10i fair to good
ewes, 13. 223.75.
No.
10 western ewes
Av.
. 96
Pr.
00
t 60
t 75
8 95
8 96
4 40
4 tW
4 CO
4 60
4 90
4 90
4 90
t 36
4 60
4 60
16 00
1 western clipped buck
10 western clipped yearlings.,..
179 western clipped ewes.,
326 weatern clipped ewes
21J western clipped lambs
315 western clipped ewes
75 weatern clipped ewes.,
1 western ollnoed ewe
250
76
105
'
61
103
101
90
108 weatern wethers and y'rljnga 108
816 western wethers and y'rllngs 108
199 western yearlings 101
jji western cull laniDS , 63
17 western ewes 103
300 western ewes 103
8 spring lambs 44
Kansas Clly Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, March 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8,200 head. Including 160 southerns;
market strong to lOo higher. Export and
dressed beef ateern. 10c higher, 34.60T.35!
f.ilr to good. 1.1.6041 4.50; western fed steers,
8.1.4i'y4.6l; stnekers and -feeders steady,
t:i 00fl4.4O; southern steers, loo higher, tWit
4.20i southern cows, strong, !2.50(f8.!; native
cows, t2.l"g 4.00; native heifers. t3A)iu.4.t;
bulls. 83.6O,3.70; calve, t3.00'a6.6d,'
HO08 Receipts, 4,800 head: ' market
ateady to 10c higher; closed weak;, ton,
fA-lS'ii Packers, 6.06U6.20; pigs and fight.
84.ikwi5.lD, -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.ono
head; market strong; native lam ha. t& 2fri
6.76; weatern lambs, t6.0M.66; fed ewea.
t4.00W4.60; yearlings, $4.60416.20; atockers ami
feedera, $2.764.60.
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, March 24.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 600 head; mar
aet, steady; atockers, alow; beeves, t3.60'J
4.60; cows, bulls and mixed, 12.203.60;
stockers and feeders, 12.76'ui.8a; calves atid
yearlings, t-LOOdj 3.66.
HOOS Receipts, 8,000; market, strong to
6c higher; selling at t4.8oQ5.15; bulk of
sales, 85.0036.06.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
F.T. JOSEPH. March 24. CATTLEi Re
ceipts, 1,6743 head; market ateady to loo
lower; natives. 13.756.26; cows and belfero,
tl.76rU4.36; atockers and feeders, 82.8iW-4.26.
HOGS Recelnta, 4,228 head; market
Strong to 10c higher; closed with advance
lout; light, !6.06uo.l5; medium and heavy,
to.lte4j6.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts 817
bead; market ateady.
Stock la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live atoolc
for the six principal weatern cities yester-
Hogs. Sheep.
6,644 t.320
17.i0 : 18.000
4.8H0 t.0"0
4.600 6o0
4.228 . S27
8,000 ......
89,072 26,647
South Omaha
Chicago
Kanaas City .
St. Louis
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ...
Totals
..4.300
. 7,500
. 8.200
,1.6(10
. 1,633
. euo
.18,633
REAL ESTATE TRA.NSFEnS.
Deeds filed for record March 24, aa fur
nished by thei Midland Guarantee and
Trust compuny, bunded abstracter, . 1014
Faruam street, for The Hoe;
David Neal and wife to Joseph J. Mil
ler, part of s e , 81-16-10 SuO
II. A. Tukey to Ucurgu Kurgan, lot 12,
block 1, Clifton lllil J
Tukey Land Co. to Otiorge Kurgan, lot
8. block 1, Clifton Hill and other
property 1
Richard O'Kecfe and wife to Mary J.
C. Ryan, undivided lot
1Q '4. u - ,1
21, block
27, 1st add.
to Corrir.an
Plaice
Clyde R. Brewster and wife to Geurge
T. Noyce, 36 acres In nw , sec. 3a-
16- 12 t 1,001
Roderick 1'. Brewster and wife to
Georgu T. Noyce, 13 60-luu acres in
same 1,000
John C. Wharton to Mary L. Wlrman,
lot 3, block 4. Kountse Place 1,000
Wtlllam, I'll He and wife to George Nor-
rlsch. part of s w of s w , sec.
17- 16-13 A 1,060
William l'tilte and wife to Joseph
Clou.lt, part of n w of s w V, sec.
17-16-13 , 950
Herman Heal and wife to Joseph Ar-
mll a. part of lot 8, block 4u, South
Omaha . 200
George W. Maraon to Henry Lavender,
part lot 4, block 63, South Omaha. ... 1,500
William H. Ryan to Clara O. Larseu,
lot 11. block 13. Carthage 825
William MuHgruve and wife to James
Mi (leal,' lot 21, block 1, Stevens'
Place , 1,660
Clementine Brown to William T. Ors-
liam. lots 2 and 8, block 33, Kountie
Place 1,060
Ellen Allen to Maus 1). Rels, lot 10.
block 3. Ames Place 200
Augusta Oustnfaon to Alma Bnlvelr
et al. part of lot 15, block 161, South
Omaha 1,4ft
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Capital and Surplus $600,000.
Dealers In
6RAIM, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCES: 174 State and Na
tional Banks A Commercial Agencies.
166 branch Office.
(Jeaeral OMcei N. V. Lit Ballellag,
kirtKSAPOLJi.
Omaha Bravj-U I4tta) raraaaa St,
Tl. 8-4447.
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