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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MARCH 2. 190G.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ctocki Accumulate and flour Mill Shut
Down.
WHEAT REACHES LOWEST PRICE ON CROP
TreHrtloa of Rala la oatj,et
laatrlaate to Deeltae Task
Cora Market aad Option -LawerOat
F.asy-
OMAHA. March 1. 106.
Wheat reached tho lowwt price on the
crop today, May selling at Wc split. Tht
northwest crowd aold on liberal receipt,
accumulation of stock and poor raah de
mand, du to shutting down of mill.
Rtocks at Minneapolis Increased, 650.000
bushels for five day thla week. Predic
tion of rain In the aouthwest contributed
to the decline. Tho clone wa r. lower
and e split above the low point. TTi
cash market waa Ho lower. There wer
no cash aales.
Tho corn market wa adversely Influ
enced by tho weakness In wheat and by
poor cash demand. The cash market was
He lower. Rseetpt wer moderate and
general demand poor. Omaha firms report
better acceptances through the state last
nignt.
Oats felt the general weakness, and fell
tC. The range was small.
Clearances were 132,000 bushels wheat, 40,
on" bbls. flour, 457.000 bushels corn, 320,nno
Dusnels oats. Primary wheal receipts were
ws.ow bushel and shipments 2i2,tio bush
els, against receipts last jfai of 498,. 00
nusheis and shipments or a,GO0 bushels.
Corn receipts were 679,000 bushels and shlp-
. ments 8o5,oW bushels, against receipts last
year of 616.000 bushels and shipments of
827.O0O bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd higher to Vd lower
on wneat, and corn unchanged to d lower.
Argentina's surplus wheat at l33,uoo,fio
Dusnei. Argentina shipments this week
are estimated at 3.600.000 bushels.
Minneapolis sold 3o0,li0 bushels rash oats
for shipments. The seaboard sold 94.000
bushels wheat, 9n,fmn bushels corn, 60,000
bushels oats and 70.000 bushels hurley.
H. P. Watson of Minneapolis predicts
that May wheat In Chicago In likely to sell
at 70c. High rates for money, poor ch
demand, tho filling up of the flour trade
and shutting down of mills, form the basis
for his bearish views.
Flour trade for the week was reported
extremely dull. Minneapolis said sales of
flour lacked a good deal of being eciual to
the output, and mills were In lighter oper
ation. The Northwestern Miller says th
mills are not likely to make more than
30.000 barrels this week. For the same
week In 1905 the output was 6,166 barrels.
Tho local range of puces:
new, 4s; American mixed old, as 7yl. Fu
tures, quiet; March, 4s. May, 4s Id. ,
r.W YORK f;EEH.l, M4.RKKT
4)aotatloa
A arloas
Articles. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat p i '
May 75 A I 75 A 74 V 744
Com i
May , i... 37HB 87H 37v, S7ViB
July 38A SSA S7AI aifcB
Oats (
Mar 2B 2848 28KB HB
Omaha Cash Prices,
WHEAT No. I hard. 7375c; No. I
hard, 704r73c; No. 4 hard, 6iV(i70c; No. 2
spring, T2mj76c; No. t spring, 704a72Vc.
COKN No. S, 36V,e; No. 4. 4fc34cj No.
1 yellow, S6Hi35c; No. 3 white. 37fc-37Hc.
OATS No. I mUed. rrtJ28c; No. I white,
t84ej No. 4 white, 28tfVic.
RYE No. 2, 67o ; No. 3. 6&Hc.
Carlo Itecelpts.
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago' 7
Kansas City I
Minneapolis 43S
Omaha
Duluth $2
BU Loula i....... 26
of the ls oa
I nnamoditle.
NEW TORK. Man h 1 - FLOCIl -tlocelpl"
4.nl4 bbls.; market barely steady; Muniei...;a
patents, 14 ag4.w; Minnesota bakers, $.15"
1.86; winter patents. $4 '""at :. wnnr
straights, $j.7Va3 86; winter extras, : i.i'ti
326; winter low grades. $2. 6.to 3. jn. Rye
flour, gulet; fair to good. H.m''oH.ii; choice
to fancy. $3..xfl 4.25. Buckwheat Hour, nom
inal, 11 10, spot and to arrive.
CXJRNMEAI Barelv steady, fine white
and yellow, $1.15; coarse. $1.03106; kUn-
drled, $266432.76.
RVE Nominal; No. 2 western, 73c f. o. b.
BARLEY Dull; feeding. 4tic. c. I. I.
Buffalo; malting. 47fj2-, c I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 20.in bbls.; steady;
spot market weak; No. 2 red so'v elevator;
No. 1 red, S8V,c f. o. b. atloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. toc f. o. b. afloat. Immediately,
following a steady opening, wheat encoun
tered heavy stop loss, selling under which
prices declined to new low records for the
season. The influences were predictions
for rain In the southwest, easy cables, large
celpts, prospects for large Argentina ship
ments and a visible supply Increase on
Monday and the bearish " Price Current''
report. It rallied later on covering, but
reacted again, closing a'fl-c net lower.
May. XrVu7 J-lHc; closed 8t,,e; July. 86-v,
sti ll-18c: closed 86,c; September, 85Vi "V '
closed 86c
CORN1- Receipts, 82.775; exports, oT.blti;
spot market irregular; No. 49c elevator,
4c 1. o. b. afloat; No. - yellow, 47c; No. 2
white. 4Sc. Options market quiet and
easier with wheat closing to tc net
lower. May closed 48c; July closed 49',e;
September. 50c.
OATS Receipts, 75,00" bu.; exports, le9.
798 bu.; mixed oats, 26 to 32 pounds, Si'it
36c; cllped white, 38 to 40 pounds. .UMiWc;
natural white, 30 to 33 pounds, 3oV'i3ic,
HAY Steady; spring, 47V(iii;Vc; good to
choice, 75&ic.
HOPS Dull: state, common to choice.
1906. ll&lse; 1904, iti11c; olds. 5Sr7c; Pacillo
coast, 19U6. Wll4c; 1904. 97llc; olds. 6i7c.
HIDES Steady; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs,
20c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 31c; Texas dry,
24 to 86 lbs.. 19c.
LEATH ER Firm ; acid. 2BV4i27He.
PROVISIONS Reef steady; family, 111. SO
613.0U; mess, $9 .flowio.Oti; beef hams. $21.0Ofl
21.50; packet, llO.6ijjiU.Vu; city extra India
mess. $18.60frl9 no. Cut meats, firm: pick
led bellies, Ih.7Mj9.50; pickled shoulders. $7.00
tBf.ao; picklea nam, (iu.no. ira, nrm;
western steamed, nominal: refined, Hrm;
continent, $8.15; 8. A , $S.ft5; compound,
f.ft(Hjii.374. Pork, steady: family, $m.cHf
117.50; short clear, $15 tfi 17.50; mess, lt.ZH
18.75.
TAIjUOW Firm; city, 6c; country, Mi
6V--
RICE Quiet; full domestic fair to extra,
IVaSc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Irregular; renovated, common
to extra, 12V(TJuc; western factory,
common to firsts, l.VdlfiVic.
I. HEESE Firm; state, full cream, small
and large, colored and white. Stoptember,
fancy, 14'4c; slate, October, best, 13Val3Vo:
state, late made, average, beat, small, 12ilc;
stiite, large, 12Hc; state, fair, Uraiic.
FiOS Strong; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 2111 22c; state,
choice, ISfJOc; state, nixed, extra, 17Hc;
western firsts, 16c; western seconds, ln'ic;
southerns. 13316c.
POl'LTRT Alive, steady; western chick
ens, 11c; fowls, 134c: turkeys, ltic; dressed,
steady; western chickens, 10T3c; turkeys,
1521c; fowls, l(yai3c.
St. lAnl General Market.
ST. LOUIS, March l.-WHEAT-Futures
Arm; cash firm; No. 2, red, cash, elevator,
I3''c; track. 253c; Muy, 7SVi&78He; July,
7SSt"78Hf; No. 2 hard, 7&H'ih3c.
CORN Ixwer; No. 2 cash, 40c; track,
41H14c; May, 40Sc; July, 4110.
OATS IO wer; No. 2 cash, 3uc
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Starts on Recovery from Violent
Decline of Wednesday.
MONEY CONDITIONS CHECK ADVANCE
Demand for Kunda from Many Source
Arn-iar Kenr That Bank
Hesrrte Will Be
Depleted.
eral fund, exclusive of the tl.Vi.ono.niin gold
reserve, shows: Arsllst.le cssh balance,
$152.718.i; gol.l coin and bullion. $75,7i.bl9;
gold certilicates. Ko,2?.5fi0.
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NEW YORK. March 1 Stocks started
toward recovery today after signs appeared
that the more urgent liquidation hail spent
Its force, put the continued evidence of
stringency In the money market discour
aged any ventures on tho long side of the
market and checked the recovery with re
current show of weakness from time to
time. Everything Indicated u continuing
Inroad upon the reserves of the clearing
house tmnks anil Increased the supposition
that the coming bank statement might
show the disappearance of the surplus uml
the establishment of a deficit In the legal
reserves. The subtreasury statement for
the day showed an addition of nearly
half a million of dollars to the week's loss
by the banks, bringing the total up to
$fi. 13.000. n was reported that Interior
banking Instructions were withdrawing
funds from New York on the express
movement also. There was deposited at
the sulitreasurv during the dav $aU0 for
telegraphic transfer to Cincinnati. The fall
in the New York exchange rate at Chi
cago for the day from l.i cents discount
to 25 cents discount indicated the pressure
upon New York for funds from that center.
Fart of the drain to the suhtreasurv ren.
resents requirements of Interior Instruc
tions. Internal revenue mvments heinz
paid In New York by drafts on the local
dervoslts of interior banks.
The report from Albany of an agreement
upon the proposed laws establishing trust
company reserves at 15 per cent, of which
ft per cent should he cash In hand. 5 per
cent caen on nennsil Hmi ll per cent in
designated securities pointed to nn early
requirement for additional accumulation
of cash in order to comply with this new
measure. Foreign exchange made an ad
ditional decline In response to the rising
rate for money here and recedlnir rates
abroad. Discount rates were npprrclablv
easier today both In London, Berlin and
Paris.
Yesterday's violent declines in stocks
brought in the usual orders this morning
to sell from holders who received notice
to furnish additional margin on speculativ
holdings. The conclusion of this selling
showed an over-extended short Interest In
the Mill railroads and local tractions. The
rtfusal of an annlleatlon to the state au
thorities to proceed aealnst the proposed
traction merger helped to frighten the
shorts In the local tractions. Lively re
bounds In those two groups helned to pull
the general level of tho market up to
about Inst night's closing. But the re
enverv was poorlv held. The Canadian Pa
clflc reported net earnings for January
three times as lare-e as for the same month
in the previous year, the Fries and the
Central Railway of Oeorgla twice as large
nnd the Chesaneake A Ohio an Increase to
the extent of 78 per cent. These showings
were unavailing, however, to Induce any
extra demand for these storks. The fluc
tuating tendency of the market continued
un to the closinar which was irregular.
Bonds- were heavv: total sales,. par value.
I2.510.OiO. mited States bonds were all un
changed on call for the dav.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange;
Bairn. High
track. 30"
29Vc; No. 2 white,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features ol tho Trading- a ad Closlns;
Prlooa oa Board oC Trade.
CHICAGO March 1. Increasing stocks
in Minneapolis and a poor demand for flour
In tho same market waa chiefly responsi
ble for a fresh decline In the price here.
At the close wheat for May delivery waa
down fee. Corn was off fee. Oats showed
a loss ot Vi&ic. rians were 2Wc to 20c
lower.
Tho wheat market was weak all day.
and tho May option declined to the lowest
point in nearly threo year. Tho low mark
today was 80iijaoft Xb.W Ws a targe
volume of business, and trading was ac
tlvo from tho opening" to the. close.- 8ev
eral loading commission house sold freely
early in the day, and the decline result
ing from this selling brought out numer
ou stop-losa orders, the expectation of
which caused still greater weakness
Many damage reports wero received from
Kansaa City and St. Louis, but they had
apparently little influence. The market
closed weak, although prices had rallied
slightly on covering by shorts. May
opened a shade lower to a shade higher,
at llo to KISc, sold off to SuAt&ttOSc, and
closed at ouVttJttOHc Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 341,000 bushels,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipt ot 473 cars, against a holiday last
week and 394 car a year ago.
Com opened steady, but eased off later
In sympathy with wheat.. There waa some
selling by rash houses' against country
purchases, and commission houses sold
freely on stop loss orders. Pit trader were
th principal buyer. The weather wa
favorable for the movement of tho crop,
and local recelpta wer In excess of the
estimate, arrivals today being 29s car,
with two of contract grade. -
A decline of 44c to He In the price of
cash corn had a depressing Influence. Th
market closed easy, with prices near tho
lowest point of th day. . May opened un
changed to He lower, at 4ati43io to 43 w
434c, sold off to 4rt,c and closed at 42!ttf
43c.
Weakness of wheat and corn "had a bear
ish effect on the pries of oats. Cash In
terests and commission houses sold freely,
and the price of cash oats was down 4c
to He. May opened unchanged to a shade
lower, at 30oc to vsi'3oV. sold off 10
XOc and closed at 3uHc. Local recelpta wer
161 car.
. Provisions opened fairly steadv on small
recelpta of live hogs, but weakness devel
oped immediately after the opening be
cause of the liquidation of a Urge line of
perk and .ribs by a leading bull. An In
crease of stocks of provisions at Liverpool
helped (he decline. The market ben-am
steadier late In th day on fair support by
packera. At the close May pork was oft
2i-. at I16.17H. lAJ"d was down 2Vufic. at
$7.76n7.r;. Klbs were 2Vstfuu lower, at
ea.iv.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
cars; coru. 171 cars; oats, 121 cars; hogs.
25.0J head.
.Th leading futures ranged a follows:
4i31c; May, 30c; July
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $430
V4.6U; extra fancy and straight, $3.WJ'u4
clear, $2.903.26.
SEED Timothy, steady; $2.6082.80.
CORNMEAL Steady; $2.20.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 84
85c.
HAT Steady ; timothy, $8.0013.30; prairie,
$8.X?9.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 11.02.
BAOOINO 9C.
HEMP TWINE 7Hc
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing,
$16.00. 1-ard. lower; prime steamed, $7.40.
Dry salt meats steadv; boxed extra shorts,
$8.37H; clear ribs.' $S.6:'i.; short clears $8.76.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $9.12Vi;
clear ribs, $26; short clear, $8.60.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 10c; springs,
12Hc; turkeys. Ific; ducks. 13c; geese, 8c.
JBUTTER Firm; creamery, 21tyc; dairy,
18-f2r. 1
EtlOS Ixwer at 12V,c.
Thw--reelwt- and fhrpments of flour arid
rain were: ' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.:.'...: 8.000 6.001)
Wheat, bu 28.000 . , SK.oon
Corn. bu. 6K.0UO 40.000
Oats, bu ..113.0VO - 39,000
Minneapolis Ciraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 1 FLOUR Mar
ket lower for patents: first patents, $4 .lOtf?
4.2o; setond patents. !.9orti4.0O; first clears
$3.5V?e3 60; second clears. $2.4o?i2.&6.
UKAN-ln DUIK, KI oi'illJ. 3.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery.) The following quotations were re
ported at Minneapolis by F. D. Day & Co.
10-111 Hoard ot irane ouuutng:
Articles. I Open.l High.) Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
Coin-
May
July
Hep
1
feWt.
Oat
v
l!y
Sept.
Jaark
May July
Ltrd
lv Julv
Sept.
Ribs
May July
I81V.SS
liJ 81WI
!43StI',i3tjV,;
,4-VV 4?v
444161
I I I
I I I
81 VifiH sOHfiS Slfiv,
"i sosal giv
424 1 42 Vn 43 43MiVi
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. 7Kc; No. 1 northern. 7Snj7SHc; to
arrive, 78c; No. 2 northern, ibc; to ar
rive. 76c: No. 3, 74i6e; No. 1 durum,
70Ho; No. I durum, 68c. Corn: No. 3 yellow,
50c; ino. 3, aa4C. imis: iNo. a wune, we,
to arrive, ac; no. 3, .nvtuijor. uariej .
8046c. Rye: JjeWVic Flax: Cash,
Il.WH; to arrive, $i.iu4.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. March l.-WHEAT-Dull
to lower; May, 74c; July, TiHe: Septem
ber, 73V; cash. No. 2 hard. 7tefi7!Vc; No.
3. 72S76ic; No. I red. SSfaisic: No. 3, Mflttfic.
I'UKM Bieaay; may, jc; juiy, wv.-;
cash. No. I mixed, &c; No. 2 white, 36c;
No. 3 white. 3Hc
OATS Steady; No. Z white, 3iy(,:nic.
HAY Strong; choice timothy, $10.75(all.30;
choice prairie. $8.2.VS .V).
It T K oleany. niv'.
EGOS Firm; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. 3 wnitewooo cases inciuaeu. i;c;
case count, lie; cases returned, ic lower.
BUTTER eak; creamery, 26c; packing,
18V,c.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu Slt.leiO 81,000
Corn, bu 4l.i ".
Oats, bu lK.uuO 1S.U0
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. March 1 CORN Firm: No. 3
white. 40Wc: No. 3. 4Hc; No. 4, 39c; no
grade, 34'il37c.
u. 6 Willie. -c; io. a
s.i
44 I
I
30
29'.
42SI
441,1
4J,
44.
I 3rtH30VV4
16
16 20
7-774
77U
7 Ull
I i
10
16 40
16
T 374
8 00
I
i-SI
8 17l
I
16 OA
16 10
T 75
7 85
7 96
107m
16 17S
16 16
7 7THI
7 to
7 974
I 10
S 15
264
16 37S,
16 224
7 so
7 SO
6 00
I 15
8 20
No. S.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIjtH'K Dull, stagnant: winter natents
7O4i4.0U; winter ateaighta. $3 6ou3.g6: sfirlnf
IT V; v. ft ' -'1 -"g"is. iiwi
0,0', raini, t...vv.iv.
WHEAT-No. I spring. Sfcslc; No. 3, 754
i7Sc: No. t red, llj2V.
t'OHN-No. 2. 3rVtic; No. S yellow, 40
OATS No. 2. V: No. t white. S14jS2c
Mo. I whit. M44'.il4c.
RYE No. I. s3cr-
HAKI.KY 4lMil feednig. StJsV; fair to
t-noice nsating, aiioiir.
SKI O No. 1 flax. $lJi! No. 1 northwest-
rni, ai 11: clover, contract grade, 114.
PROVISIONS-Me. pork, per bbl.. $15 .14
4iU 10. ljird. per UW lbs.. $774. Short ribs
side 1 loose), $774(U.OO. Short clear sides
(iK.xedt. $S J74j So.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Keceluis. Shipments
Hour, bbls 61.2w 5.9CO
Wheat, bu lb.ox) 26 t
Coin, bu 314.HU lt.2.70a
4its. bu 231.800 3t 60
R. bu 16.UU0 touo
lis. Icy. bu 10i.oi) 19 suO
on 111 frouuee exchange today the but.
ier niarsei was nrm: creameries, iia.'iWi"
Haines. 1 , trMHc. Kggs, steady: at mark
HW Included, 134c: first. 134c; prim
111.1.. o-,i , .iras. . neese, steady,
aiiavi--.
-' I Iverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL March 1 WHEAT-Spot
riniBHi. iuiure. siaanv; Marcn, a
llo; . July. ksaVd.
C'UHN-tpot, steady; American mixed
ArUcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Sfw Vorla Money Market.
NEW YORK. Manh l.-MONET-On
call fmi, 3ii7 per cnt; lowest. 3 per cent:
ruling rate, 4i4 per cent; closing bid. S
per cent; offered at 5 per cent. Time loan
lirmer; sixty snd ninety days. F44r6 per
cent; six months. 5Vn"4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6'd54
per cent.
HTFHI.INtl KXCHANUK Weak. WITH
ctual business in bankers' bills st $4 Hoviir
X.90 for denmnd and at $4 Ic'9li4.)2'6 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates. 4.Ki434
and H stuSiH; commercial inns. $ k.
SILVER Bar. 65'.c; Mexican dollars.
6"c.
HO.NUS liovernnient. steady; railroad.
heavy.
t Ic sing quotations on bonus today wer
ss follows:
.114 'Japan la. id aerlea. liai
tasii do 4 rtta "
m I in 4S ctta f
Am : do 2.1 series "l
102H L. N. nnl. 4a l4
.tos-i Manhattan e. g. H...mt
n Central in
do 1 Inc 3JH
. 7S Minn. fit. L. 4a ... '.'
.1i M , K. A T. 4a i'i
.! do 2a W4
. N. R . R. of M. t. la.
. S N. T. C. . 4s
.HMH N. J. r. I. 5a 131
. 5 No Pacific 4a loa
. ti do 11
6....1I4 N. A W. c. 4 lOHi
: U). S. L. rMs 4a iKH
K114 renn ronr. ma Inui
at Keaillns sen la
',a..in, St. L. I. M. c. (a 111
Sa.. SI 1st. L. & S K. In 4a 4
4 si b. s. w. e. 4a... aos
Seaboard A. 1.. 4a MVj
Adama KxpranK
Amalsamated Copper
Amerli-an A F
American t A F. ptd
American Cotton OH
American rolton Oil pfd..
American Kipreaa
American H. A L,. pfd
American Ice. aerurttlra ..
American Linaead Oil
American I.lneeed Oil pfd.
American Locomotive ....
Amer. Locomotive pfd....
American a. A R
American S. A R. pfd....
American 8ugar Reftnlng, .
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Ati'hiann pfd T
Atlantlr Conat Line
Kalttmnre A Ohio
Haltlmnro A Ohio pfd
Hrooklvn Rapid Tranalt...
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jeraey...,
(leaapeake A Ohio.......
Clilraio A Alton
Uenver A Rio Orande pfd.
lMatlllrra Securities
rules ,,.4.. f
f!
Wheat-
May...
July...
Flax-
May...
July...
794 T.
1
1 134
1 "41
79'a!
l,i
1 134l
1 144;
784
SI
1 1241
1 1441
794i
M4i
1 12:
1 144i
794
614
1 134
1 H
OATS Steady;
white, 'u -H4C.
WHISKY OB
lshed goods.
th oajils of l.2S for fln-
Phlladelphia Prodare Market.
PHILAHELPHIA. March I HITTER
Firm; extra western creamery. 3c.
EtKJS 4c lower; wefteru fresh. Hie at
mark.
4'HEFJSE yulet; New lork lull creams,
12144c
Dnlntk Grain Market.
DULUTH. March 1. WHEAT To arrive:
No I northern. 7SVC; No. 2 northern. 764c.
On track: No. 1 northern, 7K,c: No. i
northern. 764c; May. ,94c;' July, S14c
OATS To arrive and on track. 294c;
May, 294c
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, March 18 FEDS Clover, cash
and March. $.40; April. $x Si; October, $.Uo;
timothy. $L; alsike. $s 20.
Regned lintr Higher.
NEW YORK. March 1. All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 10 cents a hun
dred pounds today.
agar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. March 1. SUGAR Raw,
Ann; fair reilnlng, ruil5-ltx-; centrifugal,
tsi test, 34'u4 7-ltic: molasses sugar, '-'Va
I tl-lic. Renned. steady; No. (, 4.1u-; No. 7,
4.06c: No. 8. 4c; No. 9. 3.-SV; No. 10. 3. 90c; No.
11. 3.86c; No. 12. 3.80c; No. 13. No. 14.
3.76c; confectioner' A. 4.4;c; mould A. 4951;
cutlonf. 6.30c ; cruxhed. 5 30c; powdered,
4.7ec; granulated, 4w; cubes, 4.8oc.
NEW ORLEANS. March 1. SUGAR
Firm: open kettle centrifugal, 3's3 6-lic:
centrifugal whites. B,y4e; yellow. SVg
Ill-lb.', seconds. 3u3 1-lilc.
MOLA8SES Open kettle. 17ti.Tic; centrif
ugal. 7jJue.
S V R U P Nominal. ?5i30e.
OH aad Rosin.
NEW YORK. March I.-OIL Cottonseed
oil, stesdy; prim crude, f o. D. '.!..
2a4c; prime vellow. 314t)31.i.'. Petroleum.
Sulet: refined. 7auc; BAltimore and PhiU
elphla. 7.56c; prime. In bulk, 4 66c. Turpen
tine, firm, 71jiTl4)C.
ROSIN yuk-t. stralmd, common to good,
$4 wad 4.16.
SAVANNAH. Oa . March 1. OIL Tut
pentin. Aran. Car.
ROSIN Firm; A. H. C. I. K. F U. $4 'TU;
H. $4 :i: I. $4 66: K. $6 . J), M. $i.t3. N. $i.9w.
WO, fci.lu; WW, $420,
t-.i.
Erie ltt pfd.
Erie id pfd ,
Cftieral Klectrlc
Hocking Vallev
Illinnla Central
Intamatlonal Paper
International Paper pfd....
Internal innal Pump
International pump pfd
!o Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kanaaa City So. pfd
Loularllla A Nahhvtlla
Manhattan h
Metropolitan Reeurltlea ....
Metropolitan Street Ky
Mexican Central
Minneapolla A 8t. Loula..
M , Ot. P. A S. 3 M
M . St. P. A S 8. M. pfd.
Mlaaourl Pacific
Mlaaourl Kanaaa A Texaa-
Muuourt. K. A T. pfd
National Iad
National R. R. of M. pfd.
New York Central
New York. O A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A Weatern pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennavlvanla
People'a Oaa
P., C. C. A 8t. Loula...,
Preaaed flteel Car
Preened Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Heading
Heading let pfd
Heading 2d pfd
Republic Steel
Republic uirel pfd
hoi-k laland Company
Kock laland Co. pfd
HI. L. A 8. K 2d pfd
Ho. Loula Bouthweatern
Rt. Loula s. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific prd
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Teniieaaee Coal A Iron....
Teiaa A Pa. Iflc
Toledo. St. L. A W
Toledo. St. t. A W. pfd..
Tnlon Pacific
I nlnn Pacific pfd
1'niled Hlatea Kxpretia
t lined statea Realty
I'nlted Htatea Rubtier
I . 8 Rubber pfd
I'nlled Statea Steel
C. 8 Steel pfd ..I
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va -Carolina t hem, pfd...
Wahaih
Wabah pf.l
Wella-Karao Kxpreaa
W eettnfthouae Klectrtc ....
Weatern t'nlon
Wheellna. A Lake Frla...
Wiaconain Central
Wiat-onaln Central pfd ...
Northern Pacific
central leather
Central leather pfd
Bloa-hf ftleld
Tolal aalea fur the day.
.1114.400
. 6. :0
!t
SbO
1U0
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too
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. S8.800
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. 1.300
. s.nno
2"0
. 2J.'10
. 4,100
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100
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200 ,
10.500
5. (Mai
1.400
4.900
"l.i ill)
5oil
1300
2.200
100
( 00
100
60.S0O
1.000
'i.oo
1.400
(too
1.700
100
700
400
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71
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Practirallj
All Kinds of
Some Lower.
Cattle 811
re.
. S. ref. 2a
do coupon .
. K la re 1
do coupon
. 3. old 4. res
do rnupon
. a n. 4a, rei..
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a...
do 4e
Ati hlenn sen. 4a.
do adj. 4a
Atlantic c. L. 4a
Hal. A Ohio 4a...
do l',a
Brk. R. T. c. 4a .
HOGS SLOW AND FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Shera aad Umha In Moderate Receipt
aad Pear Demand, with lrlee
Weak aad tieaerallr
Ten Cents Lower.
SOt'TH OMAHA. March 1. 1K).
Receipts were:
Offltlal Monday ...
Offl-l Tiich(Ihv ...
Official Werlncscliiv
Official Thursday "..
Cattle.
... 4.IM
... t.Kii
... 4.tV
... 4.iJ"
Hons. Sheep.
1. tai
I. '.!
12 741
II. suit
14.MV,
4
40 1
44.27 H0.S3I
44.1)39 37.T8S
L'T.iai 24.S70
xw.a la.K ii !
4b,'9 14.73 1
Central of (la.
do let Inc....
do 2d Inc....
do .Id Inc....
chea. A Ohio
chlcaio A A.
., H. A U S.
. H. 1. A P. 4a
do tol. 6a
CCC. A St. L. t 4e
Colo. Ind. 6a. aer.
do aerlea R
Colorado Mid. 4a...
Colorado A So. 4a..
Cuba 5
I) A R. 0. 4a
Mrtlllera' Sec. 6a
Erie p . 4
do an. 4a
So. Pacific 4a
1 ' do lal 4a rtfa. . ..
4. 77(4 So. Hallway 6a...
.. 75 Teiaa A P. la. ..
.. 76V T , St. L. A W.
. . 44 : L'nlnn Pacific 4a. .
..10-J44 do ronv. 4a
.. V . Steel Id 5a
. . , Waharh la
. .lOtw do deb. H
n weatern MH.
Hoiklna Vallev 4'alon ,aw. ft i. i;
Japan a 10ftv,wia. Central
Lx-inlerest. ( iffered.
4a...
4a. .
4a...
.!
.... KIS
III
....IW
4a..
... 1"4V
....152
.... ',
....115V,
.... Mi4
.... 7
B2'
l.nndon Stock Market.
LONDON. Mnrch 1. Closing otltitatlnns on
th Stock exchange were:
Conaola. money
do account . .
Anaconda . .-.
Atchteon
do pfd
Ilaltltnore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ..
hea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W ,
M. A St. P
DeReera
Denver A R. O
do pfd
Erla
do let pfd
do 2d pfd ,
nilnola Central ...
Loulavllle A N'aah.
M., K. A T
SILVKH Bar.
MONKY afilH per cent
The rate ot discount In the open market
for short bills Is 34134 per cent: for three
months s bills, 3 9-lfriU4 per cent.
Of-HjN. V. Central....
... V Norfolk VV
... liVi do pfd
... IL Ontario A W
. . . 105 : Pennevlvanla ....
...li::Si Rand Mlnea
...17('t Reaillna
... 57V,1 do let pfd
... II! do 2d pfd
...K. Southern Kallwav
... liv, ,) pfd
... 45V, Southern Pacific .
... II it nlon PaclUc ....
... 43V,; do pfil
... 7v, V. 8. Steel
.. v,i do pfd ..
...174, Wabaah
...14; do pfd
.. 3i Spanlah 4a
quiet, 37-16d.
.151
. r.i
. M
. 51
71
. 5V,
. 70 V,
. 47V,
. 50
. ID
. loa
. 7'i
.154',
. H
. II T
lua
24
63
04
per ounce.
Four r!a this wwek.. .:i,3?5
Same rluys lust w eek. . . .18.40
fame days week before. .Iti.itW
Same three weeks nro..1ii.i
Swme four weeks nno....li,:Bl
The followinc tauie snows tlx receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for th year to date, compared with last
year: lvms. 'HuS. Inc.
Cattle 16B.411 131. 3M 35.1 rJS
Hons 4Ht. ".4 .t""J.4H1l
Sheep 2ti7.j3S 2tio.;t
W KDN KSLlA Y'8 PHll'MK NTS.
The followlna; showa the number of cars
of stockcrs and feeders shipped to the coun
try yesterday and their points of destination:
CATTIJC.
N . S. Ktiine. Rose. III.-4J
P. Nursure, itnsevllle. III. tj
lloeke, Oreen Klver, III. R. 1...
K. Anderson, Mcl'licison, la. g.
Harold. Piano. In. U
Bchroecicr, Nodaway, la.-y
M. Coad. Fremont. Neb. K. K...
Walker Hros., Iiaimin. Ia. Mil
. StiRe, PlattHinouth, Neb.-J...
A. Mace. Kustls. Ncb.-U
Ulhbs ft Co., jBlnomtlcld. Ncb.-.M. &
W. Paine. .Maxwell. Neb. C. P
Itorden ft 11.. IVrrv. In -Mil
John Shannon, Cnrfoll, Neb M. & O
C. Oloe, Dow City, la. 1. C
H. Hess. Steamboat Rock, la. 45. W.
W. Molt, Hanscll. lii.-tl. W
ascllo. Ienisiin. In. I. C.
I S I as 1 ! I 55
I ! I it 1 I.M'O t 4
I 142 I no 1 .... t
1 urn I in : I3T 1
1 14rt) 3 ao 1 llwl I 75
1 1110 1 :. I !W 3 0
1 .,)
OALVF3.
4 250 I no 1 240 60
t 4W I in 1 II'1 4 50
1 roo 16.) i nn t 5o
!.. ? 4 tin 4 440 I
2 4M 4 f I 150 I T5
14 4?4 4 10 I 140 I 00
1 sv 4 an I .15 4) m
1 10 1 an 4 I' an
2 lao I en 1.. 4 .".
1 ta I an I I2 4 V.
1 lao (no 2 J4 -6
1 n 6 f.n 1 lo 56
STOCK liRS ANP FEKDER9.
J 4110 2 6') I tai 4 00
1 470 2 6 1 "10 4 o
1 f40 I 26 1 410 4 00
jar, j 6 1 lo 4 00
1 m 1 60 1 1170 4 00
f aao I 50 1 710 4 10
1 670 I 0 4 714 4 10
14 t 1 70 1 4 25
2. 4W I 71 S 4V) 111
I !l I 71 It 477 4 an
10 V4 I 76 1 5l 4 50
1 110 I 16
O.
M.
Koreta-n Financial.
I3NDON. March 1. Money was In arood
demand in tho market today, but there
was less pressure and supplies were more
abundant. About 42K.Sii.wd In interest ami
dividends was distributed. Discounts were
rHsler In anticipation of better monetary
conditions, and the strength of the bank
return. In which the increase of the bullion
was lartrely due to Hie Inflow of Russian
gold. TradinK on the Stock exchanse was
quiet and featureless. Consols were a shade
easier. Americans opened weak on New
York selllna. rallied to above parity, re
mained unsettled, often dropped, and closed
easy. Grand Trunk was lower on the Janu
ary statement not equallns; expectations
rorelirners generally were better on Paris
support. Kaffirs were weak and unsettled
owing to heavy liquidations. Japanese
imperial tie or ist Were quoted at PI3v.
PARIS, March 1. -Prices on the bourse
today were II nil. RuHtrlan Imperial 4s were
quoted at 83.75 and Russian bonds of 1!j4
a l 4H4.UU,
Rank of Knglaad Statement.
1JJMJON, March 1. The wreklv state
ment of the Bank of Jfingland shows the
followlna; changes; Total reserve, increase,
x.3j,ia""i; circulation, tirreaae, a,3aB.'jta; nui-
llon, Increase, 1.2o0,013;. other securities,
Increase, 2.13,orx: other deposits. Increase,
i.z,it,uiai: public deposits. Increase, 1,287,
Oho; notes reserve, . Inert ase. N73.0OO; gov
ernment securities, Increase, l,160,0ii0. The
proportion of the bank a reserve to liability
this, week is 4.1.13 pr Mnt. aa compared
witn 44. per cent lasb week.
Weekly Htstrmest of Bank of France
PARIS. March 1. The weekly statement
of tho. Rank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Notes In circulation. In
crease, I07.lt1n.011n francs; treasury deposits,
decrease, 22.B75.ftOO francs; general deposits.
Increase, 23.6jn.ma) francs; gold In hand, In
cretise, 14.875.U00 francs; silver in hand, de
crease, 5.W5.0HO francs; hills discounted. In
crease. i4l.4ou.imo frnncs; advances, increase.
i.TJb.wn francs
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March l.-WOOL-Large blocks
of wool have lieen sold during the last
week. The market held interest from all
sides with hrm prices obtaining. Scoured
territory wool has been a feature, one
big consignment going to a Philadelphia
house. All grades ot territories ate now
well exhausted after the steady increasing
demand. 1 he new foreign wools, both
Australian and South- American, are at
tracting considerable attention. Supplies
are being steadily decreased. Pulled wool
are quiet. Leuillng quotations follow: Ohio
and Pennsylvania. XX and above, 34V'tj
36V4c; X, 83-uMc; No. 1. 8&i39c; No. 2. !iM
40c; fine unwashed. J6it,!K4c; quarter blood
unwashed, aS'uiUHc; three-eighths blood
331t J4c; half blood, 33(i(33Hc; unwashed De
laine, 2etfl2!tc; tine washed Delaine, 87i9
37Hc. Michigan fine unwashed, 24f(26c; Una
quarter, blond unwashed. Smti32c; three
eighths blood, SMi'SSW. half blood. S2tyQ
s3c; unwasne4l Delaine. .'iKi-Sc. Kentucky
Indiana, etc., three-eighths and quarter
blood. :t.'uJJc. Territory. Idaho nne. 2L"ii-'3c:
heavy tine, lifaWc; fine medium. CiJ-.'Sc;
low medium, 274iilic. Wyoming, fin, 22'gi 23c ;
heavy fine, liKli-'Oc; tine medium, 2JiO-3c;
medium, 2S4jJ7c; low medium, tffr'Jflc. Utah
and Nevada, fine, Wo '.'li' ; heavy fine, 1!u
2uc; fine medium, Z3(ii;4c; medium, aff'27c
low mediutn, 271(1280. Dakota, fine, ?.,''a'23c
fifte mediam. if.'(523c; medium. 27'2Sc; low
hiedlum, S74i 2So. Montana, fine choice. 26
2tc; flue average, tAgJbc; nne medium
choice. t&S"c: average, 247"J6c; staple, 'Stil
ihc: medium choice, 21 v. He.
ST. UJCIS, Maroh 1. WOOL Steady
medium grades, combing and clothing. 23'-i
2Sc; light fine, 2oru24r; heavy nne, loWHc
tub-washed, SJfti4oc.
Uoaton Stork and Bond.
HO8TON, March l.-Call loans, W per
cent; time loan. 4VCv, vr cent, doling
quotations un kiocks and bonds War:
Ali htaon adj. 4a
do 4a
Mr 1 Central 4a
At' hlaon
do pfd
Roatnu A Albany...
HiMlon A Maine
buaton Klrvated ...
Kltchhurs pid
Mead an Central ...
N V , N. H A H .
l'nlnn Pacini!
Amer. Arge. Chem..
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
du pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dnnllilo, I. A S ..
Kdieon KUc lllu...
Mara Electric
do pfd
Maaa Gaa
I niled Fruit .
I'nlted Shoe Macli..
4o pta
V. . Steel
do pfd
Wetting, i-onmon .
Adventure
. S Alluuei
lOI-i, Amalgitmaled ..
. al Ameriian Zinc
. S Atlaimc
.10', lltngoam
i'b lal. A Hecla...
.:74V, Centennial
.154 Copper Kanga ..
140V, Hair Weat
U Praaklls
.lvs, Uranhy
l.vii' l,le Rorale ...
. 27 Masa Mining .
. ua , Michigan
. SVj Muhaak
. UV Moat C. A C.
l.r Old Dominion .
Ur Oaaeola
. 45V, Parrot
.lot!., Qulncy
. ?hannun
.245 Tamarack
. .V, Trinity
. . aa t'slted Copper
. t', I S Mining..
..lot. r. I. Oil
,. lV,ltah
. .IV, 1 Victoria
. . 40 ,Wlnona
,.i I Wolverine
. . 7a North Butt, ...
.. I I
S7i
.107 V,
. 1.1 ,
. ,
. 4iV,
.)
. 24
. tl
!
. II
. 22V,
',
.. lli,
. MV,
5V,
.. 45V,
, . 7
.. SUV,
. J'J
.. 4',
..M
. . 104,
.. uv,
.. 4"
.. 1
..
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.. 14
Krw York Mlalnc llorki.
NKW YORK. Milch 1. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adaaaa t oa to Little Chief
Aim M oiiarla Zti
Hrew, VJ Orl)lr 4ji
brunawlck Con 42 phoenix I
Cooutock Tunnel I Potoal ... 10
Cob Cal. A Va IV) Savage t
Horn Silver 2.4 -Sierra Nevada J
Iron Silver, e div 475 mall Hope a
LeadvlIK (on I tiaiidard 121
Bank 4 learlaa.
OMAHA. March 1 Bank clearings for
tody were ll.H7L.143 M. and for th corre
sponding date last year tl.-o4.506M.
Treasarr ktatemvat.
WA8H1 NtlTtlN. March 1 Today s slate,
uirnt of the lrv4uiy lutlajice in the gen-
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. March 1 COTTON Snot
cloned oulet. 10 points lower: middling up
lands, lo.tfjc: middling gulf, 11.2ijc: sales,
25."3 bnles.
NKW ORLKAN8. March 1 -COTTON-
Spot, oulet, steady; sales. 49,75 hales; oral
itary. 13-ltk-: good ordinary. 8'c; low mid
dling. 10c; middling. bc: good middllnr;
It 1-loc; receipts, 2.445 Imles; slock. 2M14
bHlCM.
LIKRPOfUa March I. COTTON Spot
rood busiuea done: prices M(7 Dotnt
lilgher; American middling fair, ii.il.ld; good
mitidling. ti.Uld; miildllng. 5K!d; low mid
dlitiH. i.iiTd; gootl ordinary, 5 49(1: ordinary,
G.33d. The sales of the day were 1o.j0
bale, of which 2.UO were for speculation
and export ami Included 14.0H0 American
(Receipts. 21 .410 bales, including 10.700 Amer
icon.
ST. LOCIS. March l COTTON-Steady
middling. l'-o; sales, 175 Iwles; receipts, 73
hulcs; shipments, 3bi hales.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. March l.-MKTA IJI Tliere
was a sharp break in the London tin mar
ket .with spot closing at im 5s and fu
tures at Hi3. Ixtcsllv the market was
easy, closing at gVS.o&tU-w 05 for spot. Cop
per was higher in London, with spot quoted
at 71) 5s and futures at 77 l'aj. Ixicully
no change was rerMirted, with the market
quiet at !8.12M18 50 for lake: HS.iajlS.Mj
for electrolytic, and li.87H'19.00 for cast
ing. lead was unchanged at In35h5.46
the local market and at 14 2s tkl In Lon
don. Spelter declined 5s, to 25, In Ion
dnn, but remained unchanged, at tV'aii
10. In the local market. Iron was higher
abroad, with Cleveland warrants closing
at 4a d in the Kngllsh market. No local
change was reported. No. I foundry north
ern. 117 75pls.75: No. 1 foundry. tlS 2.Vu IS. 75,
and No. 2 foundry southern at $17.75g 18.20.
ST. LOCIS. March l.-METALS-lad
steady, at i 274, spelter steady, at K.DO.
17.il
Cars.
tl...
n.
r.
A. E. Cally. Outhrle Center, la. R.
RANGE OF PRICKS
Cattle
I.... 1
1KX1S The receipts of hogs this morning
were larger than usual on a Thursday,
which or itself was a good bear argu
ment. In addition to that advices from all
Other selling points Imllcsteil a lower range
of values. Speculators started the thing
going quite early, buying a few hogs that
were only a shade lower. They we:e pretty
well tilted up. however, snd hi fore any
one was- aware of what was going on the
niatkft was 5'nlHc lower than yesterday.
The trade was very slow at the decline,
buyers being Indifferent nnd "tilly confi
dent that everything was in their favor
and that they could afford to force the
niarkft downward or leave the hogs alone.
It was very late In the forenoon before ar.y
business of consequence was transacted
and nnusuallv late before anything like a
clearance was effected. As will be noted
from the sales below, the most or the
hogs sold Inside the range of ii"(it.074.
with the top at $('. 15 It will be remem
bered Unit the bulk of the hogs yesterday
was K07V4i6 124. a-ith top.
Representative sales:
Hogs.
$. eflli.15
6.V(i.42'4
B.:VKtlV.2r
5 5o4i4S
6.9.U1.10
Omaha t2(iHH50
Chicago 1.5iv!i.40
Kansas City 2 aVic8.no
St. Ixnils 2 2"ri.l1
Sioux City 8.i)'(i5.50
CATTLB QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price nald
for the different kinds ot cattle on :he
South Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers to Itvga.fiO
rair to choice corn-fed steers 4.i5uia lO
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4. flow I. ('
Oood to choice cows and heifers.... S ilftm 4. 4rt
f air to good cows and heifers 3.0UD3.Ko
Canners and cutters 1 xo2 fl
Good to choice stockers and feeders S 9ia4 50
Fair to good stockers and foetid s.. 3.dOti3.lft
common to fair stockers 2.7nfl3 Ro
Bull, stags, etc 2.604.00
Good vesl calves 6.UO04 60
The following table shows the average
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
No.
17...
t...
11...
72...
71...
47...
70. ..
Bi...
44 . ..
f....
a ..
79 . ..
ill...
6n...
7a...
..
0...
28 . . .
H .
81...
an..
7..
Hi...
47...
74...
73..
...
3..
as..
47..
..
12..
74..
44..
61..
81..
47..
77..
70..
Date. I 1906. 11906. 11904. 11903. !1902.19f(l.!liXi.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
13...
14...
15...
It...
17...
18...
19...
20...
21...
22...
24...
16...
26...
27...
28...
1...
5 '.S4I 4 Rl 4 961 (j 81
D M04j 81
6 894 4 SS
6 84,
6 U4
85,
4 731
4 671
6 (u! 5 251 4 S3
6 98
5 9741 4 66 6 25,
5 17, 4 a
6 65HI 4 74 6 2S
b tM',1 4 (il 5
6 054 4 Ml 6 2'J
I 4 741 6 3:
6 98
6 (MM,
6 10)),;
6 !K)
6 9b
6 93;
I 6 86 1 6 931 5 311 4 75
4 981 6 80. S 281 4 75
6 04i 6 931 6 18 4 83
5 03 , 7 02 6 79 4 78
5 PR I 6 97: 5 791 ft 22 '
6 121 6 91 6 871 6 231 4 84
6 81, S 31 4 16
6 NS1 6 3:l 4 71
961 5 9J 4 70
I 6 32 4 70
6 84! 6 91, I 4 69
6 821 6 931 6 38
I 6 401 6 931 5 88 , 6 34 ! 4 65
I 771 5 32; 6 Ml 5 27 1 4 67
I 6 211 6 881 6 95 t 281 4 70
4 801 6 13 6 22 4 9ft 4 69
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hcgs.Sh'p.H'ses.
C, M. & St. P 3 3
Wabash 1 .. .. ..
Missouri Pacific S 1 1
l'nlnn Pacific system 31 29 14 3
C. & N. W. feast 1 3 9
C. & N. W. (west) 38 W
C. St. P., M. & O K, 19 1
C, B. Q. (east 1 3 I .. 3
C, B. & y. (west! . r.9 21 4 I
C, H. 1. P. (east).... S 15 1 ..
C. R. I. & P. (west).... 1 1
Illinois Central 2 8
Chicago Ot. Western 3
Total receipts 1I 160 20 8
The disposition of the day's receipt was
a follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated.
Cattle.
... 4")
.... 6W
....l.ltif.
... 50)1
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
Vansant & Co 8
Carey 61
Lonman t o 144
MeCrearv 97
W. I. Stephen 40
Hill & Son 151
Huston & Co 26
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 23
L. F. Host 138
Wolf & Murnnn 2
Mike Hnggerty 56
Sol Degan 7
J. B. Root & Co 172
Loax
I'nlon Dressed Beef 34
Other buyers . 632
Hogs. Sheep.
2.2K7
3.185
3.4.11
3.557
8I4
1,274
1,497
50
115
Av.
.171
..1
.19.1
.21
..227
.211
..2'l
. .2o
..114
. .228
. .100
. 17
..1
.212
. 2W
. .214
. .200
. .212
..til
. .224
. .2J3
.225
.221
..r.D
..221
..24.S
..224
. .ino
..tor.
. .208
.ma
..235
..2A3
.244
. .221
. .2t
..221
..242
...2.12
..213
8h-
an
to
40
'40
o
an
40
120
2iaj
40
40
-The
Pr
4 n
t th
I i
4 00
6 IH)
4 nn
4 on
00
4 IM)
4 00
4 nn
4 (hi
4 on
4 OC,
4 OliV,
4 02 K,
4 02,
4 02V,
4 02 V,
4 02 V,
4 Oiv,
4
4 02
4 ojv,
4 0'.' v,
4 02-,
4 06
4 OS
4 04
4 06
4 08
4 04
4 06
4 0ft
4 (6
4 OS
4 or.
4 05
4 03
4 05
light
4 .
. ..
84. .
0. .
7:t. .
7f'
77 . '.
7 .
82 .
SI..
In..
70 .
S'.' . .
M..
62. .
r. .
4. .
73 . .
r,4 .
47. .
S. .
C4 .
41..
o. .
70..
47. .
44..
Si-..
71..
PO. .
44..
82..
30..
42.
71..
78.
77. .
64.
71.
Av.
187
. . . 27
225
22.1
214
1!H1
241
218
. . . .205
228
2!M)
210
210
2So
2.'.2
23
:t4
221
26:
2(1
2'
215
2:iS
1311
243
221
275
t4
2:.4
22
24
138
143
2M)
14
2;
244
141
215
receipts
Pr.
I 05
4 05
4 071,
4 07v,
I 07 V,
4 07 V,
4 07',
4 07L,
4 071, '
4 07V,
4 07),
4 071,
4 07',
07V,
6 10
8 10 .
4 10
4 1(1
4 10
4 10
I 10
6 in
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
6 11)
4 in
I 1
4 10
4 10
10
4 10
4 10
4 I3V,
4 12',
4 12V,
4 16
4 15
cui;ie at
8h.
40
80
10
200
40
40
120
an
80
80
10
40
OM AH4. WHOt.KS 4I.K M IUKKT.
t'oaalltlnn of Trade aaal Qaata4laa a
Staple aail fancy I'mdnre.
Fj1 IS - Receipts liberal, ciindli-d st.n K.
unsettled nt l.'c
LIVK It'l l 1HV--Hens, luc; old ros(ers.
6c; tin keys, lie; ducks, lie; young rooster.
8d9c. ,1'cjic. '
liRKSSKM I'Ol'LTRY-Tuikeys. lsull'c:
old tutus, lonliii-; chickens. li"ill'c. old
roosters. 7 ; din ks. I.mi3cs gee', l"c.
Ill T TKIt - l a. king slock. 144c: choice to
fancv dairy, lwtil'. cre:inicry. :l4'.14c.
HAY-lined qtiotetl liv tltnaha Feed com
panv: No. 1 tiplittnl. $ii t); medium. tVVoai;
coatsc. flSotiBiai. Ke straw, $'!'.
bit AN -Per ton. libit).
TROPICAL Kill ITS.
I'ATKS -Per Ihix of 3" 1-lb. pkgs . $-'(':
Hallowe en, In 70-lh bexes. per th . 5c: May
ers, per lb.. 4c; walnut sltifTeil. 1-lb. pkge.,
i'i) per do ; 8-lb boxes, 11 .i.
ORANOKS-fHlil'ornla. i-xtr.t fancy Hcil
land navels, all sisen, $;..; fancy navels,
12 V.; choice, nil sties. $.'.S.Vi?.;5.
l.KMoNft-Llinonlers. extr fancy, 21'-
' ige. :t 16; to 3tl-slxe. $3.75.
I FlOS-Cnlilortilii. per lo-lb. cftrion, i6if
I 8"'t ; Iniportnl Smyrna, three-crown, lie:
I alx-rrown. 13c.
! BANANAS-Per medium silitl bunch. $1 .5
j 4(2 25; Jumbos. $2 5n'o3iO
TANCKRINl-'.S California, per box of
bout u;.. ').
(lit A PK KKl'lT-Florida, per box. $..- 'i4
7. jo; California, ix r box. $t.ii04i4.4.
KIM' ITS.
PEARS -Winter Ncllls and Mount Vernon.
$2.50.
APPLES -California l!cllllo eis. $1.50 per
bu. box; Hen lavls. $1 75 per bu. box. Wlne
snps, $.25 per bu. box; other xaMeties. $'J "t
i : :U m t bu.; New York apples, per
bbl.
IIIIAPKS Imported Malagns. $5 .Vein;.!.
tLI VEt5KTAUl.ES.
POTATOES- Home grown, per bu.. 60'u
U'ic: South liakola. ler bu., 75c.
ON IONS I Ionic gt ow 11, yellow and Ud,
er bu., S,V; SiwiiIkIi, per ciale, $2.tm; Colo
rado, reil and yellow, per bu.. $1.4.
NAVY HEANB-Per bu .. $2.t.
LIMA BEANS-Per lb . 6-.
CABHA11E Hume grown Slid Wisconsin,
in crates, per lb.. Jc
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AMI H lt."MI
Per bu . 6.V7"h.
CELERY KnlnmHSoo, per urn,, -.';'a...c.
SWEET lt )T A TOES Kansas, rr 2-bu.
bbls.. $2.(W. ....
NEW VKMKTAMI.r.W.
TOMATOES F'orida. per ctato of 30 His.
net. K
WAX BEANS - Per Hamper of aoout .
lbs. net, $6. ...
STRINH BEANS-Per hamper 01 aoout
30 lbs. net. $:l.li'(l4 .().
E(Jtl PLANT Florida, pernor.. si..-imi.n.
OREEN PEPPF.RS Florida, per hamper
of about 10 dux., $3.nO.
Tl'RNIPS Uiiilsiann. per lo. uunciirs.
'"it'll ALI'TTS Iulslana. per tlos
bunches, 75c.
II K AI LETTCCE lyuilsialia. per hbV.
$12.tVn1B.t8); per do, heads. $1.75ra2.().
LEAF LKTTl'CK-Hothotisc, per do,
heads. 5oc. '
crci'MBERS-Hothousc. per dog., $l.i5.
RAIMSHES-Hi'thouso, per tlo. biiiuhes,
rj--.-i..
MI'SHROOMS- HiAhotise. per
CAI'I.IFI.OVVER California,
heads to crate. $1 -'5.
BEEF CfTS.
No. 1 ribs. 1.1c; No. I ribs. 11c;
7vtc: No. 1 loin, 16c: No. 2 loin
loin, 94c; No. 1 chuck
44c; No. 3 chuck, tc;
No. 2 round, nvi ,
lb., talc,
about 24
3 ribs.
No. a
chuck.
Totals 3.111 12,565 4.586
CATTLE Receipt of cattle were some
what above the average for a Thursday,
169 cars being reported in, as against 140
one week ago and 142 two weeks ago. The
quality of the arrivals did not average
very high, there being a considerable
amount of trash in the pens.
Packers did not appear very hungry for
beet steers this morning; in fact it wa
very apparent that they had a liberal sup
ply already un hand, having bought freely
of the large receipts during the tlrst half
of the week. The fact that the receipts
for the four days this week run consider
ably above last week's liberal record has
placed the buyers where they could easily
afford to take the bear side of the deal.
In consequence they started out late this
morning and the market was decidedly on
the drag right from the first, with prices
anywhere from weak to 10c lower than
yesterday.
Cows and holfers followed steers down
hill, buyers of that kind announcing right
at the outset that they Intended to buy
tuff lower or leave it In the pens. It
would be safe to rail the cow market all
of luc lower than yesterday's general mar
ket; in fact, some who sold at the very
high point yesterday thought that It was
worse than that.
More stockers and feeders have been
coming this week than usual. With the re
sult that the country demand has hardly
kept up with the supply and there has been
a tendency during the two days for cattle,
of that description Jo accumulate in the
hands of speculator nd yard operators,
naturally enough, the csttle In first bands
this morning did not fare as well as on
previous days, the market being slow and
generally a llltl lwer even on the good
kinds.
Representative sales:
BKEF STEERS.
SHEEP
fm lunate time, as the market Is In any
thing hut a strong position. During 1-nt
the demand for mutton Invariably falls off
lo a considerable extent and this year does
not promise, to bo any exception to the
general rule, in fact the demand was none
too good before the beginning of Ixnt, and
the conllnuance of sott weather Is also u
decided drawback. With only a lew de
siralile sheep in sight this morning buyer
picked out a lew loads which Just hap
pened to suit them at prices that lld not
show much change from yesterday. The
general feeling, however, was weak and
the tendency lower. The snap and life so
characteristic of the sheep trade at this
point waji largely wanting.
Ijintbs were In a good deal the same con
dltlon as yesterday, that Is. the demand
waa limited, no one apparently wanting
any great numoer. witn a slow and an
indifferent demand th trade was lute in
opening and prices generally a little lower
even on the gotal kinds.
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs.
6.6iu.7: good to choice western lambs
$6.4K(c6.ti6; fair to good lambs, $6.15116.40; cull
lambs, $4.b(K(io.2o; good to choice light year
lings, $5.75f(io.90; good to choice heavy year
lings, $5.6Vi5.75; tutr to good heavy year
lings. $5.4Ki(5.ti; good to choice wethers.
25.6fi'S.4)ii; fair to good Wethers. $5.25yS.50:
good to choice ewes, $4.80lfjt.25; fair to good
ewes. $!.&o4.80 cull bheep and bucks, $3.00
4.00.
Representative sales:
No.
411 western ewes
i western cull ewes
48 western cull ewes
65 western ewes, feeders
216 Colorado ewes
228 western ewes, feeders
284 western ewes, feeders...:...
140 western ewes
63 west, yearlings and weths.
4l western lambs
462 western lambs
115 western lamb
CH1CAUO LIVE NTHf'lv M 4.HKF.T
Cattle Meadj, Hobs Slightly Loner,
Sheep Steady.
CHICAOO. March 1 CATTLE Receipts.
7,600 head; market for best steady; others
lower; common to prime steers, $. 75016.30;
cows. $:Moi4.oi; heifers. $2.:i)'H6.(i; bulls,
$2.4u4i4.35; calves. $3.lj&7.5o; stockers and
feeders. $3.(KU4.75.
HOtt-Recelpts. 25.000 head; market 24
6c lower: choice to prime heavy, liiSo'd
t.ao; iiieuiuui 10 piioti ncavy, e.wri..?u,
butcher weights, $6.3.v6.40; good to choice
heavy mixed. $6 95if..:ifi; packing. $1.96?i6.3r).
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts, 17.000
head; market for sheep steady; lambs
lower: sheep. $4.00'n6.00; yearlings, $5.5org
6.25; lambs, $6 25rq7.0o.
plate, 4c;
Av. Pr.
112 6 26
90 2 75
79 8 50
94 3 76
86 4 35
9H 4 70
.80 4 70
,90 4 75
. 94 5 75
. 75 6 25
.73 6 26
.73 6 25
uTee Market.
NEW YORK. March 1. -COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at a decline
of 6 point In reeponse to lower European
rabies, and closed steadv at a net decline
of 641IO points. Sales are reported of 360,
) bags, including: -May. 7 1i67.15c; July,
7.27.3c: September, $7.45ti7.auc; Decem
ber. ".bVtrfuc; January. 7.75c. Spot Rio
quiet; No. 1 Invoice, 7-14V'.
Kaioraltl Apple.
NEW YORK, March 1 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continues tlrm with de.
mand moderate Common to fair are
quote at if 4C lair 10 good. 19.C, tl
4c: prime, r'vts'.c; kb'-ilte, loc; fancy, il
K, A. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 120 I 73 11 1141 4 50
It 742 t XI 1 1064 4 lo
I tuG I an 1 1110 4 50
1 St IN 14 1274 4 61
4 165 4 10 1 121 4 40
1 130 4 10 4 107 4 0
10 1020 4 25 4 1343 4 85
21 1117 4 40 4 1342 4 80
1211 4 46 11 1274 4
f 1141 4 40 1 1210 4 0
II lu4 4 45 3; 440 i M
it 1024 4 45
COWS.
1 710 I 00 17 115 I M
1 714 1 00 1 1150 25
1 120 i 25 444 I 15
1 150 I 40 4 1"50 I 15
10 423 I 5)1 1 V I 25
4 170 8 60 I 171 I 15
1 140 I 6u 4 1012 I 60
1 1120 t 40 ' 1 40 I 60
I 7I I 70 1 IIM I 44
1 144 I 71 1 1210 I 40
1 1134 I 16 I IK I 50
1 174 I 71 1UX4 I (0
4 414 I 71 4 1236 I li)
1 105 t 75 t lo5 I 60
1 IM 15 1 1200 t 45
1 1"4I) t 71 1 1200 I 45
4 Kl IK 6 1U64 t 15
1 1021 I tn lk loal I 45
1 107 41 -.1170 I 70
I 170 I 0 luuO I 10
4 1)14 I 00 I Ilk I 10
1 inao I ou u Il'l 17
I aal u 1 1250 t Ti
1 1 1 to I 00 io mi la.
1 1015 I 00 2 li.'. I kO
1 ...77 IS 1 1.40 I '
I lo I i i iu i ai
1 120 I 10 41 lovl I ai
4 441 I 25 2 1404 I a
HEIFERS.
1 174 I 0 2 IM I rt
1 400 1 2 24 752 I (6
I ao I 44 1 67 I 15
1 444) I 71 I Uw to
1 472 an 1 414 I 64)
1 40 IK I Jv I HI
II Ml 14 1 47 I 60
t 7 0 J 640 I 7f
44 440 I 25
BULLS.
1 4M t 16 1 IIM t 2J
1 1K I x 1 n;a ai
1 154 I 4v t KM I 50
No.
12c;
RVfcc: No. 2
No. 1 round. iVvc:
. 3 round, tic; No. 1
No. 2 plate, V,r: No. S plate, Jc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
. CIDER P'T kog. $: 75; jht bbl.. Ku.
HONEY New, ier 24 lbs.. $3.5o .
CHEESE Swiss. new, lc; Wisconsin
brick. 16c; Wisconsin lltnliergcr, 15c; twins,
16c; Young Americas, ISVic
NI'TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., l&u.c: hard shells, per lb..
13V4C. Pecans, large, per lb. 14c; small,
per lb 12c. Peanuts, per lb., 6'V; roasted,
per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 12til.l'ic
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, $4.25 per
"'fRESH FISH Trout, 11c; halibut, luc;
pickerel dressed, 7c; white Iwiss, lie; iiid
itHh, 6'aiic; perch, skinned and dressed, 8c;
pike, 10c: reilsnanper. 11c; salmon, lie:
crappies, 6419c; eels, ISc; black bass, 22c;
Whitehall, 12c: frog legs, per do., nor;
lobster, green. Mo; boiled lobsters. 3ic;
bluehsh. l?.c; herring. 4c; Spanish mackerel,
16c: haddock. K"-; shrimp. $l.Ual.50 per
gallon: smelts. 12c; cod. 12c.
OYSTERS Fresh standard. $1.40 per gal.;
shell nvsters. $l.ocri2.oo per 100; Little Neck
clnms. $1.50 per 100. ,-
HI OAK tfianuiateo cane, in iii'io.. e.-v,
granulated cane, in sucks, $5.01; granulatcj
beet, in sacks, $4.91.
SiKi P In barrels, 24c per gal.: cuses. f
10-lh. cans. $l.tin; cases. U '5-lb. cans, $2.80;
cases, 21 2W-Hi cans. $I.ho.
COFFEE Roasted: No. 35, ' X)-.C per lb.
No :. ai'Ac per lb.: No. 25, 1Si per lb.:
No ISV- PT lb. I No. 21, 12Hc per lb.
FIOl'R (wholesale) Best high grade Ne
braska, per cwt., $2; best high grftde patent
Minnesota, per cwt.. $2.30; straight patent
Nebraska, per cwt., $2; second patent Ne
braska. $i.9o. , ,
CURED FISH Family tthltefish, per
bbl I'll lbs., $4.50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl' 200 lbs., bloaters. $40; No. I, $18; No. 2.
ti ' No. 3, $20; Irish No. 2, $17, Herring, in
bbls . 2(0 lbs. each, Norway. 4k. $13; Nor
way', 3k, $13; Holland, mixed, $11.5(1. Hol
land herring, in kegs, milkers, 80c; kegs,
mixed, 70c.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet, $3.25; No. t car
pet. $2.40; No. 3 plain. $."..25.
CANNED t SOI IDS Corn, standard west
ern oTi'lIloe; Maine, $1.2.V Tomatoes, S-lb.
cans. J1.2Mi1.j0; 2-lh., ICViCutl. Pineapples,
grated, 2-lb.. $2.Utu'J.30; sliced. $l.i5(((2.2U;
gallon apples, fancy, $3.50. California apri
cots $1.41! 2.00: pears. $I.TMi2.So; peaches,
fancy. $1.76i2.4(); 11. C. pea-'hes, $liK()2.5o.
Alaska salmon, red, $l.lo; pink. 9oc; fancy
Chinook. F.. $2.10; fancy sockeye. K $1.95;
sardines, fc-oll. $2.60; -mustards. $2.50W
3 10. Sweet potatoes. $l.l.'a1.2a; sauerkraut.
$1; pumpkins, ( $1; wax beans. 2-lb.. 754i
90c- Lima beans, 2-lb., 7541 Well $1.S5: spinach,
kl. 3iti 2.t-0; cheap peas, 2-lb., Sflci extra, 75lr
lic: fancy, tl.:ifi(i1.i5.
HIDES. PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1
r-oun lil.len KUc : No. 2. 7ic: No. 1 suited.
Kk-; No. 2. 9c; green bull hldea, 74Hc; curaal.
91il(k'; dry hides. Ioit2oc. Horse hides. Inrge.
$3; small. $160. Sheep pelts, each, f-tK'ti $l.lj.
Tullow, No. 1. 4-V: No- 2. IVl- rough. lVc.
Kauaaa (II) Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo March 1 CATTLE
Receipts, 8.(aj head. Including 500 south
erns. Market IVfrlSc lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $5.i5'rii.((J; fair to
good, $4.uooi 5.26; western fed steers, $3.50741
6.60; stockers and feeders, $3.004.8(1; south
ern steers. S3. &O4I4.90; southern cowm, 12. 2d
i3.86; native cows, $2.2574.40; native heif
ers. $3.2i6.00;. bulls, $2.85f4.26; calves, $3.00
it 6 76.
HOGS Receipt, 10.400 head.' Market 6c
lower; top. $0.20; bulk of sales. $.i.0fjiii6.15;
heavy, $6.154i4.20; packers. $6.(i7'j(i.l5; pigs
and lights, $.VMiitJ.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. IO.OoO
head. Market steady and active; native,
lambs. $5.5ooi6.76; western lambs. $o 5irij6.75;
ewes and yearlings. $t.T5ifi6.90; western fed
yearlings, $Y754i6.10; western fed sheep,
$4.u5.8t); stockers and feeders, $3.75Q4.50.
SL Louis Live Mock Market.
ST. LOllS. March 1 -CATTLE Re
reipts, 3,5on. including l.fKm Texan; mar
ket for natives weak, Texnn slow; native
shipping and exixirt steers. $5.00fi6.1o;
dif sned beef and butcher stiers. $4.2".4i6.2U;
steers under 1 . lbs., $3. (oil 4.50: stockers
and feeders. $2. 4Mi4 70; cows and heifers.
$2.2(7j6.(iO; canners. $1 85ft '1. 25; bulls, $2.2Vti
4.50: calves, $3 6ojrsUl; Texas and Indian
steers, $3.(fi4.70; cow and heifers, $2.3o'('
410.
HOGS Receipts. 6.000 head; market
steady: pigs and lights. $6 .5o4i4S 46; packers,
$i' iwi6 40; butchers and best heavy, $6.30
J4.V
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, l.noo
head: native muttons, $t.OMt5.so: lambs.
$5 5ti6 85; culls and bucks, $.l.5ci(4.2S;
stockers. $3.00414.00.
REAL Kk'I'VI'K TU A XKEIt .
LVed filed for record March 1, as fur
nished by the J. Fred Kerr Co.. bond'-d
abstracters, I008 New York-Life build
ing: 4 .
Marie T. Heyser and husband to
Iiura M. Whipple, part of lots 15
and 16. block 11, Reed s First addi
tion $ J.ooo
J. B. Whlttler and wife to John W.
Hull, e'4, of nwi4. 6-16--10 3.6')
M. F. Campbell ta Albert H. Camp
bed. lots 6 and 7, block ,k .Wa
terloo 1
David M. Wyckoff to Henry Huael
tnn. et nl. . w50 f'-et of ', lot, iV't,
(Uses' addition .,1 ,'-. l.fin0
Iigan Envart and wife to Phlll)) S.
Reed, -sei IS-15-II.-
Philip S. Reetl to William Stull,
17,t
17.600
tit. Joseph Live stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 1 CATTLE Re
ceipt, 3 2ftj head: market liwil&c lower: na
tives, $4 (J6 90; cows and heifers. II du
4.6); stockers and feeders. $1 (J8I4 50.
HIMJS Receipts, 11.216 head; market
weak to 5c lower; light. $.95fr6.12; me
dium and heavy. $6('sti20.
SHEEP ANL" LAMBS Receipts. 3.237
heud; market steady to strong; lambs.
$6.80; ewes, $5.10.
loos City I lva Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. March l.-(Sperlal Tele
grain.) CATTLE Receipt, 8.a head: mar
ket steady; In-evea. $4.utvit5 50; rows and
bull and mixed. $3.0u4 50, stockers and
feeder. $3. 'o 4. 25; cujves and yearlings.
$3 (wu3 95.
HOGS Receipts. .0uft head; market
steady, telling at $5 &,i?6.10; bulk of sales,
$6.006.05.
toi-k la Sight.
Receipt of live stoc k at the vis principal
Western markets yeslerdavi
tattle, iloga Hheep.
South Otnuha
Sioux City ...
Kuiie.is City .
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
4.O.0
. 80O
8.ii)
3.25
1.5.8)
7.5(A)
U.K11.1
l.8)
10,400
11.216
6 l"0
25.'
4.81 ai
lO.OK)
3.237
Liaul
17,ai
27.U'5 67,416 36,(07
Mllwaaikea Urala Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 1. WHEAT -lower:
No. 1 northern. 82k"iX2c; No. 2 north
ern 7M44HH-; Msv, H0',-. bid.
1. 6'.4ffi6e.
No. 2. a-tmple, 39
RVE-Dull; Ni
HARLEV-Dull;
4Ji4-
corn-Lower;
42 V hid.
No. t, 2(,"f; May,
se. 16-15-12
Matv A. Rtishlan to Oevirge M. HC
ard. lots 19 and 21, block 4, Port
land Place ; 1.. .v.. ........ 15
Charles I. Bond to Irving G. Burigiit.
suhlot 9. taxlot 20, 4-15-13.. l.&ai
CUv Savings Bank to August H.
Hennlngs, lot 11, block 2. Hawthorn
addition -. 3,8iJO
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust
compnnv to William F. W'llke, ii',
of lot i. block F. Shinn's Second
addition .V
Nerl Fiilsaa and wife to J. M. Fitz
gerald, lot 15. block 8. Collier . A
roller's addition to South Otnuhn.. 250
William R. I.utnry and wtfe lo Will
II. Thompson, block 1S2. Florence.. 6.il
Maurice 8. Taylor 10 Charles F. Tay '
lor et al.. two-thirds Interest in lot
In, block 3, Perkins' sulidl vision ..... . 4.'
Commercial I.atvl company to 1' K. .
Pevton, part sublot 5. block 9, Bart- '
lett addition 1
Frank J. Burkley to Hugh McCaf
frey. Vi lots 18 and 23,,Mayfleld 62J
Andrew P. Johnston snd wife to same,
lots 15, and 16, Mock 2, Windsor Ter
race I
Catharlna S Huxhold and husband to
I Jail A. Anderson, lot ID, Marshall
St Ixibeck's 1,6'J
Henrietta M. Ittner Bliss and husband
to Chris Bullnheimer, part sublot 4,
taxlot 65. 10-15-13 U)
Joseph Frener and wife to the Al
fred Bloom Co., wV, of lot 7. block
9, Omaha I
Lucile P. Matthews to John H. b i
ham. lot 13. 14. 16 and 16. lkck 19.
Halcyon Height t 1,H"
Benson I md company to Fred A.
Bailey. 'H of lot 11. block U, Ben
son ...j, 3")
The National Iand company to lli l. 11
M. Suuwden. purl of ot 1. John
son t 225
F. W. Carmiihael to F. A. Bailey, lot
1, block 6. Hali yuM I'eiglus l.&jO
Th Benson Ivtnd syi.iliii.lH to same,
lot 10 ami eUj of lot 11. block il. I
Benson )
Kllxa Wlthrow to Emii J Larson. Iuih
1 and 2. l'lo k 7, Huwthorne uill
tl'.n 1.2ia)
F. Du Day CTGoT
0lr IB a,"
blocks, tirain. Provliioni
blp Vaur orals la l a, '
Bra ark 0 141 ear. 1IO-III Baard af trade'
Hide, tlskaha. Nab. Teleahna Sftlt, '
r.'-214 Exehang Dldg, South Omaha.
hU 'Plion 214, icdeptna(l 'J'boa ,