18
TOE OMAITA DAILY HEE: SUNDAY. - MAlim 13. 1903.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it Imgnlu and OIom ii Hot far
from Friday LoreL
VALUES EARLY IN THE DAY ARE LOWER
Baak ttatwaaaat ia Streamer Tfcaa
Aatlelpatew. tr tka Bears aaa
Rally Fallawa Ita
Aapearaaee.
NKW TORK, March 18, The movement
of Ui atuck market today Indicated the
activity of contending toruea in me pc
ulatlon -nd the contest between tbem wa
rather inconclusive. The closiriaT was ir
Tfgulas and not far from last night's level
after having been considerably below that
In the early dealing and generally above
on the rally. Block were ireeiy aula aur
lug the early dealing and Uie recovery
aeemad to be due to profit-taking by the
bear, who were disposed to clone up their
contract on the tnree days reaction pre
liminary to the Sunday Interval In the mar
kel. 'Ine Knowing by the bank in their
weekly tatemenl. Which had Deen counted
upon by the bears to Induce selling and
thus anoro tnem an opportunity w cover,
urnved to be so weak, as had been feared.
that the buying by the shorts was of the
greater eftet;t. The good resistance of
intrin Jtr. Western to the declining ten
rlencv and notable resiliency In New York
Central were a.'so sustaining forces In the
market The looses In reserves proves to
be but 7,4.!0,90n, In place or the estimates
ranging troin $Ki,, ' to fl2,noo,ou0 and the
contraction of credits to the extent of
Jo,.'41,l)0 contributed to the reduction In
deposlis and thus relieved the reserve re
quirements to the extent of 3.3i.9-JS. the
reduction of S4.1&1.97 in the surplus bringit
that item to to, 154,17b, which Is low lor
this period of the year with the interior
demand lor currency now immjiiem. n
weight of opinion Is therefore in favor
of somewhat hlarner rates for money. But
offerings of furuis by the trust companies
at the higher rales may t expooiea. ine
iixuul discussion is tlius Invited of the
growing part played by these institutions In
the money situation as a whole apart from
the showing by the hanks themselves. For
eign exchange continued its decline in
Piute of the llrmuetis of discounts in Lon
don. Total sale of bonds, par value, 11.775,000.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the mock exchange today:
Baies.lllgn.LiOW.Clofce.
Atchison 4,eJ e Mfe oofr
do pid HW just
Atlantic Coast Line. ii.Un 14Vi
iiaiUtnore it Ohio... V,6uu lwv
do ptd
tjuiauian Pacific ... ,3t" 1W
central of N. J I'M iOuW iluo tw
Chesapeake ot Ohio. 13, 0 be 67 oiVt
Chicago at Alton,.... 100 41 V
uo ptd WO 1 1
rhlriuu Ot. West... S.iUO Mk 2Jft
C. A Northwestern., out) 241 J40
C, Af. A til. i'aul... 23.WM ITa'i lilt It
Chicago T. ox T
4HJ htym
1UH W
141 ft
1U7S Wt
li&ft
41
oW
100
300
. 1,10
. 21,800
4K
do pfd
C. C. C. &8t. L.
Colorado A Bouth
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d ptd
lel. dc Hudson ....
Del. U A W
Uenver dc H. O...
do pld
Krle
do 1st pfd
uo 2d ptd
Hocking Valley ...
do ptd i
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do ptd
K. C. Southern ....
do ptd
ou!h. A Nash....
Manhattan, Lt
Aiet. (securities
.Met. btreel Ry
.Mexican Central ....
Minn. A 8t. Ltouls...
Minn. Bt.l. A a. B. M
uo ptd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. K. A T....
do pfd l.sou
in. it. it. or At., ptd
N. V. Central
IM. Ont. A VV...
Norfolk & Vvestern
do ptd
17
3(4 oZ
li K) lt It 106
700 24' -Wt M
tHJVt VU', tui
2a 20 24V
1K0',
ill 6
24
ft
4tjft 4 46
M Wft 80
68 67'. 6 I'M
4ft
H4
. (1,000 161V lft lblft
200 2) 2SI a
MV.
J 29V 2 2
400 66 6oV 66
. 3,200 14:''i 141 '4 141
200 16H' !
. 22,200 iXISi
WIVk 88'A
,I0 l-t'4 l-o7
1.400 24-) 24V, 24
200 116V H6
2' 10 lltOtl 104
wv.
116
ll2
6,000 10174 loiV lOiV
l.ioo 21 Vs 31 "k 21 h
66
t6
36.201) 162V 160
22.DO0 b2 t)l
2,100 864 86-?.
41
lbl1,
6-'
8u't
400 118V H'i
2,600 26 24y4 3t!
100 W,i
2,400 28-t as-- 2Vi
2V
1,000 68 b"
BO.oUO 132' 121H 131'
700
700
2
46
I'ennsyivania 44,800 142' 142V 14-''
I'ltis.. C. C. tc Bt. L. 82V
Heading 66.UOO V6V V4V !"
no 1st pfd 400 H2'
uo 2d pld VI
Hock island Co 7,100 24V 34- 34V
do pfd 800 o; 80 80
til. L.. & H. F., 2d ptd 100 71 71 71
bi. L. Houthewestern 2iV
do ptd 2,800 64 624 0l
Southern Pacific .... 2o,10O 68Vt 6iV tr4
do ptd
Southern Hallway..
do ptd .'.
Texan & lJacltlu ....
T.. bt. 1 & VV., ptd l,2i
do pfd
Union Pacllic
do pfd
VnbaHh
do pfd
heeling & 1 E.
.VlHrnnsin Central
do pfd
AilHmH
American
United States ....
AVells-Fargo
Amul. t nper ....
Anier. Car & Found.
do pfd
Anier. Cotton. Oil..
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Amer. Unwed Oil
do pfd
Anier. locomotive
do pfd
Amer. 8. & Kef....
do Df d
Amer. Hugar Ref ... 6,300 14.1 142 142,
Am. Tob. pfd. certif. 6oo Wi a !x.V
Anaconda Mining Co 400 117 116V IK
Uroolyn R. T 11.800 67 6hv 66T
Colo. Fuel and Iron.. 8,8i0 63S 62, 6;l'4
Consolidated Uaa ... 1,400 206 2' 2054
Corn Products 8"0 1S 18'4 18V
do pfd 2o0 73V, 73V, 73V,
Distillers' Securities. 1,100 41 v 41 401,
22' 22V4
45 V 4h-
.... 1V-4
2.l'4 2J
62 62
.... 244
.... 2HS
.... 12S
.... 250
78 7!'U
37 37V,
Wi !V
24 34
.... 84
.... 6
.... 3!l
17V. !',
.... 42
46 4i
UK
14,000 102 101 V, !'-
l,ti( 121 121 121
700
300.
36,600
3,600
600
300
200
24
53
37T.
9!S'4
1TV.
47
slun were sold principally from Part.
Japan were barely steady. Imperial
Japsnes government s of 14 wera quoted
at 105.
BF.KI.IX. March 11 Prices on the Boors
trwCi t generally were weak.
PARIS. March 18. Prices on tha Bourse
today opened very weak on account of
provinrlal sellings. At the closing a bet
ter tone prevailed. Rusolan Imperial 4s
were quoted at and Russian bonds of
1904 at O.
m 1W 188 188
22
87
26
General Electric
International Paper. l,9oo '22
do pfd aio i 'J
International Pump
do pfd 200 87
National Ied 400 .1,
North American
Pai-lllo Mall
People's )a 3,400 112 111 111
Prexsed Steel Car .. 600 38 37 38
1I0 246 46
1,300 19 18
900 76 76
2,300 26 26
22
78
38
87
36
300 102 102-fc 102
do Dfd
I'Dllman Pal. Car....
ltepubllo Bteel
do pfd
IMibber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal and Iron.
V. 8. leather
dn pfd
V. 8. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
d pfd
V. 8. Steel
dn pfd
.Vlr.-Car. Chemical...
do pfd
Vent lug. Electric ...
Venlein Union
3.600 89 88
92
!4i
18
7b
26
92
89
600
200
40.100
16.200
4
41
i:
6
93
40
34
94
104
94
40
111
3A
96
31
I0V26
180
94
lulal sales ror tne day, bJo.txu snares.
Leado "tock Market.
LONDON.. March 18. Closing quotations
cn itock and bonds:
200 107 107
300 94 94
Console, money ...
do '-count
Antrond
Auhlwn
do pM
luitlmont ft Ohio,
Canadian Partite ,
tan. Ohio
f'hiraso Ot. W
l. M. aV 81. P...
DaBoar -r
Uanvar A R. O...
do pfd
Krl
do IK pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central ...
Lou la. A Nash...,
U., K. 4V T
... 1V4 X V. Outral
... tlv, Norfolk A W
... f do ptd
... IIH Ontario W
...lt4PnnsrlvanU
...111 Hand Mlnas
...14VHadln
... WSal do 1st pfd
... 34 V do M pfd
...net u Hallway
... ITS do pfd ...
... lot, 80. Panne
. (I
. 47
. al
. 70
.ISO
1
t'nlo I'aoiBg
do pfd ....
U. 8. Btaal....
do pfd ....
Wabash
do pfd ....
16
M
4
....
.... lo
.... 4
.... 4T,
.... 47
.... Ki,
. ...10Ht
.... ;o
....13H
....1011,
.... 34
.... 7'4
....
.... 47S
A Ilea
Kraaea
Uruiiawlck t'on
C'ontalov Tunnal
. to
. it
Con. fal. A V 140
liora Bllvar IMI
Iron silver Ill
Lead vll Is ca
SILVER Bnr. quiet. 26 Mild per ounce.
MONEY 14j3 per cent.
The rate nt Jlt-iount in the open market
for hort bills Is 2 per cent: for three
months' bill, 2'462 6-lfi per rent.
Mew York Mining- Stork.
NEW YORK. March 18 The following
are the cloving quotation on mining stock:
sun vum n .1.1111 caiaf a
...SIS
. .4ii
..
.. 10
... 14
.. 1
.. W
..ltd
foreign riaaaelat.
LONDON, March 18. Supplies of money
were more plentiful In the market today
and rate were easy. The Indebtednesa la
practically liquidated. Discounts were a
shad easier on favorable continental ex.
changes. Huslnes on the stock exchange
generally was dull, being affected by the
weakness In Pari and Russian event,
which tog-other lessened Investment sup
port. Consul eased, but closed with a,
better toae, Americana with movement
on either aid of parity and were
Inactive. Operators consider that tha mar
ket Is top-heavy. Price rallied litter and
closed Arm. Foreigners wera dull. Rub.
loot art
Opolr
Phuanla
Polo.!
Sa vase
Starr N'ta
Small Hope ..
Standard ......
lie- Yark Money Market.
NEW YORK. March l.-MONF.Y-On
call, nominal; no loans. Time loans, eavsy;
1 and 90 days, 3 per cent; 6 months, 3
PPRCIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3'4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with ac
tual business in bankers' bills at 4 S.-3
4 HrVTS for demand and at 4.M3!V&4 8440 for
sn-day bills; posted ra'es. 34 HMH and
4.K7ii'4.87; commercial bills. J4.S34 84.
SILVER Bar, 67c; Mexican dollar,
44c.
lioNDfl-Government, steady; railroad,
Steady.
Closing prices on bonds were:
C 8. ref. I. rrg....1M Japan s, etfs 10
.it'' 1. a n. uni. es i'" --i
.1044 Msnbnttsa e. ( 4s...1'Vi
.I'M' 1ex. Ontrsl 4s 74
.l.:i do 1st Inr I4i
.11JH Mlnn. A St. L. 4s... M
.1041, M . K. A T. 4 !
da old 4s. couon..lOritfci do ts M
Am. Tobarc o 4s, ctfs. T4 iN. R. R. of M. c. 4a. 7H
da s, ctfs 117H N. T. C. . I '4a
At. hlson sn. 4s 14H N. J. C. . as...
do 1J. 4s M'4 No. rsclns 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4 I'M 14 do la
Bal. A Ohio 4a......104 N. A W. e. 4s...
do !4s K1 O. 8. L. rfig. 4s.
Centrsl of Oa. ta 1 IS P-nn. con v. t'ts.
do 1st lnc HV Readlnx sen. 4s.
do 2d lnc 71 V4 Pt. Ij. A I. M. c. 6s
rhea. A Ohio 44....1M Pt. L. A 8 P. fx. 4s.
. Ml 1st. u s. w. e. 4s.... si
T4 Seaboard A. It. 4a.... "S
....
... .ll!Vk
Ccr. A Ht L. . a..ln:v Texss A P. Is 1224.
Chlrsgo Ter. 4s 7 iT.. 8t. It. A W. 4a... Ssi
Colorado Mid. 4 74 U nion rarlflc 4 in
Colo. A 80. 4s do conv. t
Cuba as. ctfs It V. 8. Steel 2d 5s..
wshasn is
do deb. B
Western Mi. 4s....
W. A I.. B. 4....
Wis. Central 4s....
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
BetfSuen About Btavdj for Weak, Cowi
and Heifers Little Lower.
HOGS AT HIGH POINT OF THE SEASON
Market oa Shee and Lamas Rather
law All tka Week, bat Tkera
Baa Bee Little Cht
la Rallaa; Pricee.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 18. 1906.
e. Hops. Sheep.
do eopon
do Is. ref
do coupon
do Dew 4s, ret.
do coupon
do old 4a re.
..I'm
.. 77
..inn
..
..lor.H
.10214
Chicago A A. 3'a
C . H A O. n. 4s
C. R. I. A P. 4s.... !' Ho. Pacific 4...
do col. lis S4t to. aatiwar ss..
RecelDta mere-
Official Monday
Official Tuedv ....
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday....
Official Friday... ,
Official Saturday ,
Total this week
Total last week
Total week before....
Same three weeks ago.. 15.6.23
name rour weks asto .46l
Same week last year 13.391
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATB.
The following table ahows tha receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha, fot
ine year 10 aaie. wttn comoaxiaon wiia
Csttl
.... 8.T0Q 13. wi
.... 3.82 9.14 &.1W
.... 3.033 3.494 7.337
.... 4. . 3.'T
.... 1.67S .3n5 S?7
66 3,974 3.233
....18.578 S7.7M 32.844
....18.a'8 63.ii!; 3.S21
....1S.SS1 M.977 31.3S9
61.764 44.360
84.678 81.57
48.670 34.344
It has been a llMless market, though, all
the week, packers apparently having only
a limited demand for mutton. These same
conditions were experienced at all points,
so that this market is no different from the
others in that ricct. The common to
medium arrsdes were, of course, the tnoet
neglected, the more desirable bunches
meeting with fairly good demand all the
wees.
Quotations for ted atockt Good choice
yearunga, K.4o.TS: fair to rood year
lings. $6.ontj 40; good to clolce wethers.
tS b.xS5.76: fair tn srnod wethers, tt.ftwnb W
good to cholca ewes. 16.0003.60: fair to good
ewes, 4.&"t6.00; common to fair ewes. 34.0
tl4 60: rood to choice lambs. 87.00477.16: fair
to good lambs, 3o.761T7.00: feeder lambs, 36 0
woo. Repreeenlatlva sales:
No. Av. Pr.
269 western lamb 73 7 IS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle SteadyHoar tronr to Fire
Cent Hlajber sheen steady
CHICAGO, March 18 CATTI.E-RecelpU,
market steady; good to
2.000 head;
last year:
Cattla
Hoes .
Sheep
Inc.
7.257
Dec.
26.704
D. A R. O. 4s 101
Distillers' Sec. Si.... 11
Erie prior lien 4a....ioi
do gen. 4s V3
r. W. A t. C. Is. ...110
Hocking Val. 4'is....lli,
unered.
..I.HT
..ll4
.. 7H
.. !
Boston Stork Market.
BOSTON. March 18 -Call loans. ZH4 per
cent; time loans, S'jii-i- per cent. Official
closing on stocks mid bonds:
Atchison adj. 4s 7
do 4s K
Men. Central 4s 7.
Ate Bison 81 H
do pfd 101".
Boston A AltMtnr 2M
Boston A Maine 144
Hoston Klevated .....155
Fltchburs pld 14
Mex Crntrttl 1414
N. V.. N. H. H....M4
Pero Manitietle 100
Union ratine 131H
Amir. Arge. Cbem...
do pfd 91
Amer. Pneu. Tube... 4
Amer. Bttfar 14J'i
do pfd 17
Amer. T. A T 141U
Amer. Woolen fj
do Did 107
Dominion I. A 8 2314
Westing, common
Adventure
Alloues
A ma I aa mated
"American Zinc ..
Atlantic
Bingham
Cal. A Hecla
Centennial
copper Range
Daly West . . ,
'Dominion Coal
.. It
..
..
.. 7H
.. 1:
.. 17
.. ai
..70
.. 17.
.. 7i,
.. IS
.. 7
Kranklln 1"'4
Kdlson Eler. Illu tM'.t Qulncy
Orani-y
Isle Rnyale
Mass. Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
'4
11
, 14
General Klectrlo 184
Mass. Electric 19
dn Dfd (4
Mass. Uaa 43tfc
United Fruit lilt
United Shoo Ma li.... 89
do pfd act
V. S. Bteel 3314
do pfd 6'-i
Bid. "Asked.
Hhannon
Tamarack .....
Trinity
I'. 8. Mining..
V. 8. Oil ,
Ctah ,
Vlctorl
Winona
Wolverine ....
Us
100
7'4
1344
10
H
404s
4'4
1
112
Clearing; Honse Averages.
NEW YORK. March 18. The statement
of averages of the clearing house banks
of this city for the week shows: Inans.
31,127.678,400; decrease, 3!i,241.flOO. Deposits,
31,174.438,100; decrease. J13.227.700. Circula
tion, 342.803,501); decrease, 361,000. Legal ten
ders, X3.7ii3,7i: decrease, 31.301,200. Specie,
$21R.060,ono; decrease, 6.12!1,700. Reserve,
3298.763,700; decrease. J7.430,!t)0. Reserve re
quired. 32!i3.6ii!.R25; decrease, 33.306.925. Sur-
ilus. .),lu4.176; decrease, 34.123,975. Ex
nltml atatcs deposits. 3'J.72'J.725: decrease.
14,495,275.
Trensnry Statement.
WASHINGTON. March ' 18. Today's
statement of the treasury balances In the
general fund, excnislve of the 3160.000.000
gold reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, 3142,166,
069; gold, JiK.472.309.
Rank Clearing;.
OMAHA. March 18. Bank clearlnes todav
were $1.21,344 63. The clearings for the cor
responding day of 1904 were 31,327,911.84.
CHICAGO till AH AND PROVISIONS
Featore of the Trading; and Cloalng;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 18. An official fore.
cast of colder weather was Influential In
strengthening the wheat market here today.
ine close May wheat was up c. July
Is UD a shade. Corn and natn Hhow a lnua
op VsSf'SiC. Provisions are practically unchanged.
Ihe wheat market miened with unmis
takable Indications of bullishness. Mav
was unchanged to 4e higher, at 1.14-Vfi
1.16. July wa a shade lower to MHo
iHKiter, hi vj?a'u9j'.4jc. rem ine start tne
May delivery was In active demand, shorts
being the best buyers. The weather was
still extremely favorable to the growth of
the fall-sown crop, but bullish news from
the northwest eaaly outweighed this in
fluence. Receipts in the northwest wera
siacK and novices Horn Minneapolis showed
a good market for cash wheat. Another
reason for the firmness at the opening was
higher prices at Liverpool. Australian
shipments showed a la-gi falling off. To
this, with continued bud reports of the
Indian wheat crop, was attributed the
strength of forelga grain markets. Dur
ing the first part of the trading: here offer
ings were rather light and on predictions
by tlio weather bureau, of .colder weather
throughout the west and southwest sellers
became still fewer. On buying due to feara
of damage by frost, prices advanced ma
terially. May selling up to 31.15, and July
to 93-H9;iHc. The market reacted con
siderably on profit taking In July. The
close, however, was firm, with May at
31.1DH. Final quotations on July were at
92c. Clearances of wheat snd flour . were
equal to 101,3ia bushels. Primary receipts
were 389,100 bushels, compared with 479,300
bushels a year Hgo. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 276 cars,
an ilnt 273 cars last week and 336 cars a
ytsiir ago.
Higher cables and wet weather had a
bulllHli effect on tho corn market early In
Ihe day. Shorts were the best buyers.
Later the market weakened on selling, due
to an estimate of over 900 cars for Mon
day. Trading In general was rather Inac
tive. May opened WuHr higher, at 49c
to 494c, wold between 4Sic nnd 49 IftSiC
nnd closed at 4919'ic. Local receipts were
370 cars, with three of contract grade.
The oats market followed the trend of
corn. The volume of business was light.
May opened a shade lower to a shade
higher, ut 31V32e, sold between 31c and
32ii 32hic and closed at 31c Local receipts
were 224 cars.
Provisions started strong, with prlcea
somewhat higher, but the advance was
followed by considerable profit taking, re
sulting In a loss of almost all the early
gain. Higher prices for hogs was the
principal factor at the opening. A fairly
liberal receipt of hogs for Monday was
partially responsible for the profit taking.
At the close May pork was up 2Wr, at
31287V ltd was oft at 37.12H. Ribs
were a shade lower, at 36.96.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
19n6. 1904.
169.671 196.276
623.6.10 R16.33
346.858 400.088 64.230
The following table tiowe the average
price or nogs at South Omaha for the last
several day, with comparisons:
Articles.!. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yefy.
Wheat
May
July
Bept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
May J uly
Lard
Muy July
Rlhs
Mny July
III!
114--15 1 15N. 114 1 154i 1 14i
'ii 7 934kf(i'l 9'V.2-tfn .'0'.at,T.
lSo&S7l ' 7V WSjWHfi'i8uS(fJ')
49,1Tm49H'& S 49(8 491!
49Vu4i 49V4oV49 4HU,
4'.i&7Al 49 I 49 49H
i i
3Wi32;32ij32H . 81t S1S
al1 3
297 297
12 87H
13 06
7 15
7 32',,
7H
7 17Hl
12 90
13 06
7 15
7 32:
971
7 17
494
49-Hj
49
,31Ti32
31VSI31VO. 31
I28'JI
12 77 12 87
12 95 13 00
7 10
7 26
6 90
7 07
7 ZD
96
7 12
13 33
13 00
7 17
7 30
6 97
7 16
No. I.
Cash quotations wera follows:
FLOCK Easy; winter patent, 35.004(6.10;
straights, 14 7uLt4.9n: spring patent. !.mt
6 40; straights, 4.4oti4 i; bakers', 32.4Ci3.4t).
WHEAT No. 2 tipriiig. II Krul M; No. 8.
31.0."nl.l2; No. 3 red, 31.16jl.lH.
CORN No. 2. 47c; No. 3 yellow, 4e.
OATS No. 3. 81V; No. 3 white, 33'j33u;
No. 3 white, 3141 4
RVK No. 2. 7Wb78o.
11 A RLE Y Good fending, 38940c; fair to
Choice malting, 43n47c.
8KED8-N0. 1 flx. tl.SA; No. I north
w.etern, 11.3s. Clover, contract grade,
113 36.
PKOVI8ION8-Mes pork per bbl., 11180
)12t5. Lard, per UK) lb.. 37.0a;7.0:. Short
rll aide tloose). t8;a7.0O; hort clear
Ides tboxedi. KS87tf;oO.
On the Produce eachsnge today the but
ter market wae firm; creameries. 2fiio;
dairies. lKtjf2V. Egg. trong, at mark,
case Included. 15c, first. 16c: extras, 17c.
Chceas, steady to firm, 13al3o.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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66 13 4
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Iroirs. Sheen.H'r's.
c, Al. ox St. P. Ky
Mo. Pacific Ry
U. P. System 1
C. & N. W. Ry., east.. ..
C. & N. W. Ry., west. 2
C, St. P., M. & O
C, B. & Q., west
C, B. & Q., east
C R. I. & P., east
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western. ..
Total receipts 3
ine disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha cum
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 364
Swift and Company 6 8-8
Cudahy Packing Co 1,570 261
Armour & Co 1,180
S. & S 61
Other buyers 16
Total 22 3,983 261
CATTLE There were a few loads of cat
tle reported this morning, but not enough
to make a good test ot the market, lor
the week receipts are ' about 2,000 head
smaller trail they were a week ago and
about 7,'av head less than for the corre
sponding weeltaf last year.
Prices on bffif steers have fluctuated
back and forth to quite an extent this
week. The week opened with a slightly
lower market on Monday. On Tuesday and
Wednesday Drlces advanced aulte ranidlv
and on Thursday and Friday they receded.
inis leaves closing prices in much the
same notches they were at the close of
last week. Trading has been fairly active
most of the time, so that each day s offer
ings have been well cared for. Good to
choice beef steers may be quoted from 36.00
to 16.76, rair to good ft.&0 to 36.00 and com
mon grades from 34 26 down.
The oow market followed much the same
course as steers, there being a weaker feel
ing on Monday, with a sharp advance on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Tne decline on
Thursday and Friday, however, was more
rapid than in the case of steers, so that
closing prices on cows and heifers are a
little lower than thev were a week asm.
In most cases a dime would probably
cover the loss, but In others It amounts to
tuny 10 to 16 cents. As Is generally the
case when prices move backward and for
ward at a rapid rate the market is rather
uneven, uo that some sales look much bet
ter than others. Good to choice grades are
quotable Irom 83.25 to 14.35. fair to arood
32.504(3.15 and common to fair 32.00.50.
Packers have bounded the bull market to
quite an extent the last two davs. which
leaves ruling prices all the way from 10 to
20 cents lower for the week. Good to
choice grades mav be quoted from 33.66 to
S4.1SJ, rair to good i.uu to X3.w and com
moner grades 82 25 to 33.00.
Veal calves are considerably lower for
the week, the better arades selling lararelv
from 35.00 to 35.60. with something very
choice a little above that.
The demand for the better grades of
etockers and feeders has been fully equal
to the supply and closing prices are Just
about where they were a week ago. The
common kinds, however, are rather neg
lected, and while they are not much. If
any, lower, they ate certainly no higher.
The cattle that are selling from 34.60 to
34.76 are mostly western hay feds and are
of very good quality. Good to choice feed
ers may be quoted all the way from 34.00 to
34.75, fair to good 33.60 to 34.00 and com
moner grades from 33.40 down. Representa
tive sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pt.
....ion 4 os
cowa
1040 9 4t 1
....1310 I 00 1
....1040 I 10 1
....1030 I SB
HEIFERS.
.... no 1 60
STOCK CALVES.
.... 260 8 60
HOGS There was a moderate run of hois
In eight this morning and the market here
opened mostly 2 to 6 cents higher thun
yesterday's average. Only part of the
packers, however, were bidding those prices
and after the first round or two the mar
ket came to a standstill, with buyers of
fering no more than steady nrices with
yesterday. Salesmen all thought thev
ought to get more money and as a result
lt was some time before much business
was transacted, and in fact quite a few
hogs were in first hands at a late hour.
Light hogs sold early, largely from 35.00
down, butcher and mixed from 35.00 to
35.02 and heavies from 35.02 to 35.10.
This has been the high week so far this
season on the hog market. Prices have
moved steadily upward ever since Monday
and closing prices show a net gain over
the close of last week amounting to about
15 cents. Receipts' have been exceptionally
light, there being a decrease as compared
with last week amounting to about 16.000
head and of about 11,000 head as compared
with the same week of last year. As has
been previously mentioned through these
columns, packers are looking more at
quality and less at weight than hey were
a short time ago and the range of prices is
much narrower. Prime heavies still top
the market aa a rule, but they must be
extra fancy to do It. A prime load of me
dium weights sell to just about as good ad
vantage cs the heavies, as Is shown by
the fact that the 36.10 load today weighed
262 pounds. Representative sales:
prune
steers. 35 intij6. 25; poor to medium, 33.7&W
.; mockers and feeders. 82.5ua4.60: cow.
32. 8584 .60; heifers. $3.WKg5.00; canners. 31.60
jv no; nulls. 32.26oj4.00: calves. 83.nth41 50.
nous Receipts, 12,000 head; estimated
Monday, 40.000 head; market strong to 5c
innitcr, mixed ana butchers. io.uu.,,a;
frood to choice heavy, 35.1.VS6..15; rough
leavy, 85.tsry5.i0; light, 84.95&6.20; bulk of
Bales, 36. 15416. 26.
. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
nead; market steady: good to choice weth
ers, 34.6U&6 50; good to choice mixed. 34. 7rx
o-w; western sheep, 35.0tKS'6.00; native lambs,
eo.ovi.ou; western lambs, 6.tsal.tw.
Kansas City Lira Stock Market
KANSAS CITY, March 18.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; market unchanged; choice
export ana aressert beer steers, 35.Z'B.7&;
fair to good, 34.25ftf6.26: western fed steers,
34.266.25; stockers and feeders, 3.'t.(Kr4.t6;
southern steers. 83 6O&4.90; southern cows,
32.25-4.00; native cows. 32.Ontfi4.40; native
heifers, 32.75W4.75; bulls. 32.52 4.00; ' calves.
33 .000(6.00; receipts for the week, 29.000 head.
HOGS Receipts, 2,000 head; market 10c
higher; top. 35.26; bulk of sales, 35.OMio.20;
heavy, 35.15fi 5.25; packers. 35.0o4j6.20; receipts
for the week. 39,600 head.
SHWEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market nominally steady; native Iambs,
36.&Ofg7.35; native wethers, 35.2o&.85; native
fed ewes, 34.85&5.60; western fed lambs,
3.60i7.3u; western fed sheep, 34.86th6.85;
western fed yearlings, 35.76(g6.50; stockers
and feeders, 33.5otg6.60.
Kew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 18. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 18 head, cor.signed direct. Nothing
doing In live cattle. Market feeling steady.
Dressed beef in limited demand, at fi9c
for native sides. Exports, 6,840 cattla and
6,604 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 11 head; no trading
of importance; market feeling steady:
dressed calves In light supply and steady.
City dressed veals, 8rdl3c; country dressed,
7pllc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,999
head; sheep nominal In the absence of
any sales. Lambs, slow but steady, and
choice holding firm. Fair to good quoted
at 37.764,8.25; choice holding at 38.50.
HOGS RecelDtS. 2.196 head: market feel.
lng steady.
it. I,o til Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 100 head: market steady: native
shipping and export steers, 34.006.00;
dressed beef and butchers steers. 33.66
6.15; steers under 1,000 pounds, 33.0Oij4.0O;
stockers and feeders, 32.60g4.50; cows and
heifers, 32.754N.30; canners, 32.00(32.60; bulls,
32.753.66; calves. 33.orrq5.50; Texas and In
dian sters. 33.0tMj6.OO: cow and heifers.
32.25fttf.76.
HOGS RecelDts. 1.500 head: market
strong: nigs and Hunts. 33.76(tfS.10: nackers.
35.10(e6.25; butchers and best heavy, 35.208
6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. none:
market steady; native muttons, 33. 0046. 75;
lambs. 35.00tfr7.00: culls and bucks. LTtiKS
4.00; stockers, 32.00tiJ3.00.
St. Joseph l ive Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. March 18. CATTLE
Receipts. 98 head; market steady; natives,
34.0tsfi6.50; stockers and feeders, 33.00tg4.50.
HOGS Receipt s.8,140 head; market 5O.10C
higher; light, 3o.G5j6.15; medium and heavy,
35.KK&6.20. v
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reeelnta. none.-
demand strong.
Slooz City I. Ire Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. March 18. (Sneclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4C0 head; mar
ket steady: beeves. 33.50tS6.00: cows, hulls
and mixed, 32.60(34.00: stockers and feeders,
32.75(fj4.00f calves and yearlings, 32.75tB3.75.
nuuo- neceipis, z.w nead; market 6c
higher, selling at 34.SO6.05; bulk, 34.90ra6.00.
Stock In Sight. ,
Receipts of live stock at the aJx nrlm-inal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRE
Wheat Market AdTanoet and Closee Week
Better Than Last.
CASH WHEAT STRONGER, CORN WEAKER
Cables Stroager oa Cora aa4 Bring
Acceptance All Chicago Cora
Received la Nrbraaka Urala
Going East for Kxaart.
OMAHA. March 13. 1905,
Tha wheat closed the week much bette
than It did last week. The cables were
from to Sic higher: the weather pre
dictions are for colder weather; the crop
news is less favorable: shorts are cover
lng; the cash demand Is stronger in the
northwest: the sales of flour for export
are better; the primary receipts n re
smaller; there Is some Hessian fly talk
these and other reasons have caused th
wheat to advance the last two day. The
high point for the May Friday waa 31-14
and that waa the low market for t"day
The future opened at 3114, advanced to
81.15 and closed at i.io'V 1 tie juiy ad
vanced almost as much. Cudahy brokers
sold the May this morning around 31. 16
and Armour nought from c up to c.
causing mucn 01 tne sirengtn.
The cash wheat market Is strong. Chi
cago sold 20siO bushels to millers Friday
and the spring wheat did much better
thnn for some days. Minneapolis reported
a good demand by elevator and mm In
teresta and closed with an advance for
the day of l'Ac. Duluth and St. Lou s each
advanced c In their cash markets, and
Kansas City did a little business, although
lt was perhaus the dullest of the markets
Minneapolis promises trouble ror the May
wheat shorts. The contract wheat Is said
to be all owned by the millers, who are
reported to Intend to hold It all for their
own use. Friday s close there was a differ
ence between Duluth and Minneapolis In
wheat of 60 In favor of the latter market
but no wheat was moved to Minneapolis.
mere is rear, it is said, the No. 1 north
ern at Pnluth will not arade at Mlnne
apolls. The northwestern cars. Including
1 nicago, were Zit, against Zt3 last weeK and
Alt last year. 1 lie papers are full or good
crop news, among them a renort from
Holdrege, Neb., that the crop condition Is
fine, ine Australian wheat shipments have
fallen on, being 640,nnn bushels ngainst
1.962,000 Inst week and 1,176.000 bushels last
year. Broomhall estimated the world's
ihlnments for the week at 9.finO.OOf) bushels,
Trie cash com market la down from tie to
vc in . nicago on tne estimated cars or
corn for Monday, 9u6. The pit crowd has
been a seller on this Information, although
the cables are 'in higher. Nearly all of
tne Chicago receipts or corn are from Ne
braska and are sold through to the seaboard
tor export and are not stoped at Chicago.
The samnle tables there are llrht of srraln.
The large receipts for Monday are due to
me operations or tne Northwestern, the
Illinois Central and the St. Paul, which
will run In com Sunday. Peoria reports
the purchase there Friday of one car of
corn and one car of oats. Terra Haute
says business Is extremely light. The
clearances today are 440,on) bushels. Chi
cago reports the sale of ten loads of corn
there for export. Cables this morning
nmugni many acceptances on last nignt
offers.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 3 hard. Sl.Q24n.08: No. 3
hard. 97o; No. 4 hard, 80g96c; No. 3
springy 31.03.
CORN No. Z. 4oic:-N0. 3. 46V4c: NO. 4,
44c; no grade, 4044i; No. 2 yellow, 46c;
no. 3 yellow, 4bc; no. 8 white. 46-bc: No.
3 white. 46c.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 30c: No. 3 mixed.
29c; No. 4 mixed, 29c: No. 2 white. 31c;
No. 8 white, svftc; No. 4 white, zc; stan
dard, 30c.
Caslot Receipt.
Wheat. Com. Oats
Chicago
Kansas City....
Minneapolis ...
Duluth
St. Louis
Omaha
21
41
243
12
62
83
370
62
39
117
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
The range of prices paia In Minneapolis at
reported by the Edwards-Wood company,
110-111 Board of Trade, waa:
Articles. Open. High. I Low. Close. lYea'y.
Wheat ! j j
May... Ill 112 111 1 117 111
July... 108 109 108 lOgsii 108
Sept...;8S-Va , 88 88 SS' 88
No.
a..
l..
i..
i..
i..
l..
A. Fit
.itso t to
.mo i (o
.1230 I 74
No.
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40...
41...
T...
...
41...
It..,
(1...
II.,,
81..
II...
tt...
II..,
41...
...
II .
IT.,
tl..,
71...
71...
At. 8b. Pr.
1M .. 4 17(4
til 40 4 M
til .. 4 M
"5 .. 4M
lit 10 4 M
Ml 140 4 W
100 .. 4 M
114 .. IH
Ill M 4 7
Il M 4 7H
1X6 IM 4 7H
2.11 14 4 IT i
t.tl 10 4 1
1.17 110 4 11
.1.14 0 4 I7U
IM
..111
..111
..110
...M7
SI. Ill
if! in
a 144
41 in
77 tn
71 Ill
74 141
71
4 74
.. 4 17
.. 4 I74j
40 I 00
.. 4 00
.. 4 00
..I 00
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.. I 00
.. t 00
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Mil
HI I M
No.
71...
70...
71...
71...
44...
...
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74...
17...
41...
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17...,
77...
77...
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71...
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71...
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...111
...111
...140
...lei
...!
...m
...141
...IS4
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...114
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...II
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...111
...171
...171
...141
...117
...144
...161
...171
...HI
h. Pr.
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10 8 0
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. . i oisa
44 I OIL,
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4 03 V,
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60 I 06
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Mil
SHEEP There was quits a run of sheep
reported her this morning, but with the
exception of two cars they were billed
through and one of the two cars to be left
here waa sold to arrive, ao there waa not
much chanca for making a teat of th mar
ket. For the week receipts have been quit
a little smaller than they were either last
week or during the correarpondlng week of
last year, but apparently there waa enough
on ale to meet the requirements of the
trade.
Prlcea on aheep and lambs this week
have fluctuated very little. On aome day
it waa eaay to get steady price and at
tha close of th week prices are In much
tha same notches tsar war a weak agtx
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Louis
St. Joseph ...
Chicago
55
JO
, 2ti0
100
!H
2,000
8,974
2.SIM)
2.ono
1.500
3,140
12,000
Total 2,853 25,414
3,293
2.000
6,293
St. tools Grain and Provision.
ST. LOUIS, March 18. WHEAT Weak
after advance; No. 2 red cash, elevator,
31.05; track. 3114; May. 31.05; July, Jitifie;
No. 2 hard, 31. 07.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 47c; track, 48
49c; May, 4ti4c July, 47c.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 31c; track.
814i&'32e; May, 30c; No. 2 white, 33c.
FIXll'R Steady; red winter patents,
35.15tg6.40; extra fancy and straight, It.tuMi
4.90: clear, '34.25t?i 4.60.
SEED Tiniotnv, steady S2.00S2.75.
CORNMEAL-Steady, 32.50.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. 85ffJ
86c.
HAT Firm; timothy, $6.0Off 13.00; pral
rie. So.00ffl10.00.
IRON COTTON TIE8r-96c.
BAGGINO-7Mc.
HEMP TWINE '4c
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
312.32. Lard, lower; prime steam, 36.55.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, St.87; clear ribs, Sfi.87; short
clears, 37.12. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra
shorts and clear ribs, 37.50; short clears.
37.87.
POULTRY-Steady; chickens, 10c;
springs 10c; turkeys, 14fJ16c; ducks, 12c:
geeoe, 7c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 2Kg-26c;
dairy, 18 24c.
EGGS Steady at 14c, case count.
. ... Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8,000 10.000
Wheat, bu 52,000 eo.Ots)
Corn, bu 39,000 27,000
Oats, bu 51,000 93,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, March 18. WHEAT
Higher; May, 97c; July, 81c; cash, No. 2
hard, S1.0HW1.06; No. 3, 99cC1.02; No. 4.
9octiS101; No. 2 red. tl.034il.06; No. 3, S1.02fa
1.05; No. 4. 90CI&S1.02; receipts, 57 cars.
CORN Weak; May, 46c; July, 46o$ cash.
No. 2 mixed, 46c; No. 3, 45(&Hc; No. 1
White. 46fi464c; No. 3, 4flc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 84834c; No.
2 mixed, 334i334c.
RVE SteHriy at 7c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, S9 5010.00;
choice prairie, S7.75i8.00.
txjus Migner; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. 2 whltewood cases Included. 14c;
caste count, 13c; cases returned, c less.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 22jaic;
packing, 16c.
ttereipts. tsnipments.
44,000 33.300
61,600 86,800
12,000 14,000
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ..
Oals, bu ..
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18 BUTTER
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
ery. 28c; extra nearby prints, 30c.
EGGS Steady; fair demand; nearby fresh
and western fresh, 17c, at mark.
CHEESE Unchanged; New York, full
creams, fancy, 13V14c; choice, 18c; fair
to good, 12jl3c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 18. WHEAT
Mav, S1-UU1-12; July. 3103; Septemlier,
te'ac; No. 1 hard. 3115; No. 1 northern,
31-13: No. 2 northern, tl.08.
FIjOUK First patents, S6.10rgl6.20: seoond
patents, 35.90!i6.00; first clears, tl-2&4l4.46;
second clears, S2.70fi2.SO.
BRAN In bulk. 314.26.
Milwaukee Grata Market,
MILWAUKEE. March 18. WHEAT One
and one-half cents up; No. 1 northern,
31.16: No. 2 northern. llOVal.lr; July, 92c.
RYESteady; No. I, 85e.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 61c; sample,
8960e.
CORN-Easler; No. 3, 48S48c; May, 49o
bid.
flalath Urala Market.
DULUTH. Minn., March 18 WHEAT
To arrive, No. 1 northern, 3108: on track,
No. 1 northern, Slos; No. 2 northern,
tl. 02(61.(i6; May, SLOW; July, (; Sep
tember. 88C. 1
OATS To arrive and on track, 30c. 1
LIVERPOOL, March 18 WHEAT
futures, quiet; March, nominal; May,
8d; July, 8a 8d. , ,
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4 4d; American mlxd old, 4 lid;
future, quiet; May, 4a 3d; July 4s 6T.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. March l -CORN-Lower: No.
I yellow, 48c; No. 8, 4c; ho. 4, ile, 110 grade,
46c,
SKW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation of the Day on Varloua
Commodities.
NEW YORK, March 18. FLOUR Re
ceipts, 26,404, bbls. ; exports, 2,680 bbls.;
market quiet but steady; Minnesota pat
ents, 35.86ij6.20; bakers, 34.10fa4.60; winter
patents, S5.40tfi6.75; winter straights, 35.20ftJ
0.30; winter extras, S3.65rd4.30; winter low
grades, S3.454ji4.10. Rye flour quiet; fair to
good, S4.30tfi4.70; choice to fancy. 34-7014.90.
Buckwheat flour, nominal, per 100 lb., 32.00
4(32.10.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yel
low, 31.25'&'1.3(; coarse new, 31.10rgl.12.
RYE Nominal; western. 80c.
BARLEY Dull; - feeding, 44c, c. I. f.,
New York; malting, 46(?62c c. I. t. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 726 bu.; spot market
firm; no. 2 red nominal, elevator; No. 2 red,
3119, f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern, Duluth,
31.23. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Mani
toba, 3109, f. o. b., afloat. Shorts were
good buyers of wheat today, especially the
May and prices had a sharp advance. The
chief influences were higher cables, de
cided strength In the northwest, smaller
movement and prospects for a greater visi
ble supply decrease on Monday. Last prices
showed &c net advance: Mav, S1.12f
1.13: closed at 31.13: July, 97VSOSC; closed
at 97o; September, 90O9oc; closed at 90c.
CORN Receipts, 134,376 bu.; exports, 108.
662 bu. Spot market was firm; No. 2, 68c,
elevator, and 64c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2
yellow, 65c; No. 2 white, 64e. Option mar
ket was more active and firmer nt the
west, cosing c net higher; May, 6di&65c;
closed, 66c; July, closed at &5c.
OATS Receipts, 78,000 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed oats, 25iJG2 lbs., 37t&38c;
natural white. 8032 lbs., 388390; clipped
white. 3640 lbs. 39ro41c
HAY Steady; shipping, 65'70c; good to
choice, 85t&92c.
HOPS Quiet ; state common to choice,
1904 , 2tfi'30e; 19413. 24tS27c; olds, lh&13c; Pa
cific coast, 1904, 26t6'29c; 1903, 26&'26c; olds
ll(&13c.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 26 lbs,
LEATHER Firm; acid, 2426c.
PROVISIONS Heef steady,; famllv, 312.00
rl3.00; mess, 39.50; beef hams, 322.00423.60;
packet, Sll.00i812.00; city extra India mess,
$16,004" 18. (JO. Cut meats steady; pickled bel
lies, 7(&7-'!4c; pickled shoulders, 6(j6c;
pickled hams, 8?tc. Lard, market steadv;
western steamed. 37.40; refined steady; con
tinent, 37.60; South America. 37.75; com
pound, S4.87ifir).&0. Pork. Arm; family,
S14.60tfj'16.00; short clear, S13.0015.25; mess.
S13.25ra 13.75.
RICE Quiet 1 domestic, fair to exjtra,
2'cifc; Japan, nominal.
TALIXV Steady; city (S3 per pkg.), 4c; I
country tpkgs. free.) 4i?i4c. j
BUTTER Firm: street price, extra
creamery, 2727c. ornclal prlcea cream
ery. common to extra, 20tfi27c: creamery,
held, common to extra, 3rn26c; state
dairy, common to extra, ivasac.
CHEESE Strong; state full cream, small,
colored and white fancy, 14c; state fine,
1 1 , r. . .1.1. luta muHa nnlnr, n
10731 ...--- ...... .......... . ...... . , .. . . , . " 11 1 ir,
poor to choice, 10'til3c; state large, colored
and white fancy, 13,c: atato fine, 13413c;
state late made, colored and white, poor to
choice. iwiz4c.
EGGS Firm; western firsts, 17c; western
seconds, 16c.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick,
ens, 12c; fowls, 13e; old turkeys, lt"e;
dressed, steady; western chicken, 1313c;
fowls, 13813c; turkeys. 163 20c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. March 18. SEED Clover, cash,
37.87: March, t7.87; April, 37.62: Octo
ber, 36 9"J; prime aslke, 37-70; prime tim
othy, 31-40; March, $1.49.
NOTICE
Grain Dealers, Farmer and Feeders.
Cheap Grala and Feed.
For ale cheap, by Fire Underwriter, car
and wagonload lota, 400,000 bushels aalvagp
wheat, corn and oata from "the Union Ele
vator fire at Council Bluff. MUST BE
SOLD QUICK at premle. Feed SI. 00 per
wagon load. Oreat chanca for country
dealers and feeders.
Telephone 698 Council Bluff, Iowa.
Trans-Mississippi Grain Co.,
BEE BUILDIN&.
BIG MONEY
!' COgTAST OIL ITOtK
" AT IO ET HHtRE.
Buy at once before price advance. Have
760 acre In Chanute till Field, enough for
2o0 well; five already producing.
t OTAT OIL 4 41..
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Telephone r-22&4. Otaaki, He a.
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The Wonder of the World
Over $4,000,000
Worth of Ore Shipped In
One Short Year
Goldficld Is Simply Great"
That in th way Mr. lAtipent Tpnny Gray, writ-known In th mining
world of tha West, epitomize hl psllmatn of the mining camp that In
Ha first year hna ahlppod gold ore worth Four Millions of Iollar, breaking-
all t.'nlted states records snd rivaling the highest score made by the
Klondike daring Its palmiest days.
240 Per Cent Dividends
The Combination Mine of Goldneld, which up to March 1st had been
paying- dividends at Ihe rate of lo per cent per month on Its capitaliza
tion of $4ro,Ooo. announces an Increase of dividends to 20 per cent per
month, or 240 per cent per annum: and mining ensineers who recently
Inspected the property assert that there Is at least One Million Dollars'
worth of ore in slbL ,
A Region of Vast Wealth
As development work progresses It is apparent that Goldfleld Is destined
to become the center of a large area of gold producing territory. The
latest news from Btillfroe, 7.r miles south of Goldfteld, is the tineoverlnc
of a 100 foot ledjre that assays over One Thousnnd lollars a ton. Still
another Is rctorted on Ladd Mountain, near Bullfrog, where the pay
streak shows a value of
Five Thousand Dollars to the Ton
The Southwestern Securities Company of IOB Angeles a corporation
that makes a business of buying and selling mines recently financed a
new Company called the Golilticld-Horald, In which the first allotment
or block of stock was over-subscrlled in less than one week; and later
marketed the second allotment of shares at three times the first price
all inside of thirty days.
This Company Now Offers Goldfield-Gladiator
Shares at 5c; Par Value $1.00
The Goldfield-Gladiator Company, incorporated for $1,500,000. controls
thre claims the Washoe, Stranger nnd Tucson which are located three
miles Northeast of the city of Goldficld, r.djoinlng the Hercules Group
of 20 claims, in which Mr. Charles M. Schwab is heavily interested.
The Southwestern Securities CompaLy's resident Mining Engineer,
Mr. W. B. Koberts, is now on the ground ready to begin development
work and a rich strike may be expected in the very near future, which
will insure a rapid rise in the price of shares.
Why Opportunity Is Offered
It is the custom throughout the entire mining section of the Far West
to realize funds for development purposes by the sale of stock. A large
portion of the stock of every company usually goes to thoso who put up
the money for the purchase of the Company's property; and as most of
tbis money is raised by mining men who know the district and are In
terested in dozens of other enterprises, they are glad, at the start, to
avail themselves of this means of engaging outside capital.
History shows that the small investor is the man who, more than
any other, contributes to the upbuilding of great Mining Camps be
cause when a man outside the mining region proper puts his money Into
one of the mining properties, his interest is focused on the mining situa
tion of the State, and the task of securing big capital at short notice
for other enormous mining enterprises which come up, and aro bound
to continue to develop In a region where nature has distributed her
wealth with such prodigality, is a simpler matter.
You Are Invited to Share in
Goldfield's Undug Millions
The Goldfield-Gladiator Mining Company has authorized us to dispose
of a limited number of shares of its Treasury stock-fully paid r nd non
assessableat the nominal price of 5 cents a shire, for the purpone of
pushing development work; but in order to benefit by this offer prompt
action on your part is necessary as no order for stock will be fl'led
which does not reach this office on or before the 30th day of Mo.'Vh, W.
We further reserve the right to decline all orders returning funds
after the allotment of stock allowed us by the aforesaid Goldfield
Gladiator Mining Company has been subscribed; and be it further un
derstoodwe cannot sell fewer than 200 nor more than lO.ttOO shires to
any one person it Itetug the Company's desire to effect a broad dl.itribu
tioii of its stock, rTitis enlisting co-operation that will be helpful lu pro
moting other proposltioi.s.
$ 10 Will Buy 200 Shares, Par Value $ 200
$ 20 Will Buy 400 iharei, Par Value $ 400
$ 40 Will Buy 800 Shares, Par Value $ 890
$ 80 Will Buy 1600 Shares, Par Value $1,600
$ 100 Will Buy 2000 Shares, Par Value $2,000
Fill out the blank below and mall to us at once. Do it today; to
morrow may be everlastingly too late.
SOUTHWESTERN SECURITY CO.,
Los Angeles, California v
Enclosed please find $.
..... ..In payment of.
ihares of stock in Goldfield-Gladiator Mining Company.
Name
Address
Or a safer plan Is to wire your order (chargea collect), mulling remittance
which prac.ically Insures you against the possibilities of being too late.
-REFERENCES, BY PERMISSION-
Broadwar Banlr. at Trust Co.
Colonial Mortgage A Trust Co,
Mercantile Loan A Trust Co.
All L.O Angeles Newspaper.
Any Reputable Mercantile
Agency- In Las Anareles
Denver Daily Mining- Record.
Colorado Springs Mining Investor.
Chicago Farm Loan a and City
Bonds and I'nlted Securities
Company ot Kan Francisco.
We are in position to furnlsh-at lowest market value-the stock of
any reputable Goldfleld Mining Company; ana aiso nuve i.-,t-."i-u
undeveloped Mining properties for sale. Oorreiondcnce invited
If vou are interested in Gold Minlng-but are not yet re ady to InyMt
-Ave will be glad to mall you our beautifully illustrated booklet entitled
"Goldficld." showing mines In various stages of development-sent free
upon request.
Southwestern
Securities Co.
Fifth Floor Hei-maLi. W. Hellman Building
Fourth and Spring Streets, Los Anrfeles, CaJ.
1.
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National Bank
of Omaha. Neb.
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Capital and Surplus. $600,000
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t. P. Hlto, Asst. Cuhicr. B. I. Mail. Aitt.Cai.
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Intaraat paid on Tins CsrttHcatss of npoalt.
Collaotlona mada promptly aud acunwmlcally.
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