Nebraska Newspapers

    TITK OMAHA' DAILY BEE: fUTTRDAY. MARCH X lODfi.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Rule Steady Throuchout
Whole Session.
the
SNOW BLANKETS SOUTHWESTERN WHEAT
Dry Writhrr la Argentina
Oata Meady ati4 Clone
lachanged.
OMAHA. March 2. V.6.
The wheat tnatket wa a triple ens'- at
the close, after a steadiness throughout the
salon. Trade was 1 1 k t Predictions ol a
cold wave following the rain m tm- south
western wheat belt causi a smite appre
hension, and fur a time shot is. won In
clined to cover. Lat,-r a telvgiam from
Nicollet at Klinrm tity .illayci tula tear
' tho report of ttiuk In western Kansas.
The cash market showed Rome signs of Im
provement. A little firmer feeling; In corn developed.
Receipts were nt laige and there wan a
lietler man demand. though fluctuatlona
'M small. There waa aume buying on
tlry weather in Argentina. The trade ex
pect n scalping market.
Imt w-re steadv ami closed unchanged.
Domestic, and export demand waa fair.
'learancea were '72.0U bushel wheat,
.!2.nnj barrel flour, SPi.UiO bushels corn, 2n3,
() bushels oat. Primary wheal receipts
were 372.00 hush) and shipments 194. is
bushels. Against receipts lust year of 372.-
bushels and shipment of 2I9.IS4) bushels.
Corn receipts were i.n.isst bushels and ship
tnenta 46i.i' biisticl. against receipts la.t
ear of i94.Q) bushel and shipments of
4ujmo bushels.
Liverpool closed ''d lower on wheat
and unchanged to ',d higher on i:nrn.
There I a report at (nlcigo that Mln
iiesMills bought 1'O.iisi tin. of wheat In
Nebraska to be s 1 1 1 iif-il to the northwest
mills. This may help make carrying
linrgea In Minneapolis market, but It Is a
bullish feature fur the southwest markets,
especially should they have crop damage.
Argentina wheat shipments were 3.4KS.IKI
bu.j against 3,664. oio bu. the week before
Hml 3.74.'n bu. last year. Corn shipments
wero lu5.m bu., against l.K.nO bu. the week
before nd i:t.ti lu. hut year.
Seaboard exporters yeslcrlay sold .0(!Q
bu. or wheat, mostly Manitoba; 4,U0O bu.
of eorn and 75.0O" bu. of oata.
The local range of prices:
track: No. 1 northern. TV; No. 2 northern,
7Kc; May, 7f'4r; July, Sic,
OATS To arrive and on track. 294c;
Mnv, 29e.
KW lOHK (.KtKRAL M.tHKKT
oi Varloaa
Articles
V heat
May ...
Corn
Mav
July ...
Oats
May ....
i Oi" n. High. I Low. Close.
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37', It'
37B-
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37V
37)
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37H
377, B
2S4
Omaha (ash Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 1 car, 75c; No. 4
hard, 1 car, Sue.
1'ORN-No. ft white, 1 far, 374e; No. 4. 1
car, 34c; 1 car, 36c; 1 car, 344c; No. 3, 1
car, 34-c.
Omaha Cash Price.
WHEAT No. 2 bard. i&7tV; No. 3 hard.
"i(J73c; No. 4 hard, mVh'iw; No. ; i-ptinrf.
734'Qio4c; No. 3 spring. 7txji724c.
Corn No. a, 35yj.io4e; au, 4. :;4fi.i44c:
no grade, 3ua33c; No. 3 yellow, Ji'4c, No.
S white. 374c.
OATB No. t mixed, 2V-: No. 3 white.
24c; No. 4 white, aC(l4c.
No. 1 soc.
Mnotatlons of the par
Commodities. .
NEW YORK. March 2-FIX"1'R-Receipts,
14.253 lbls.; exports, IS 5 bbls.; the mar
ket wns ipilet and um banted; Minnesota
patents. t4.3!4.Hi: Minnesota bakers, :t.oC'f
3 W; winter patents. ; winter
s'ralghts. I3.7VH" 85; winter extras. $J.7Mi
3 25; winter low grad'-s. tJ (Wi 3 J". Hye
flour, steady; fair to good. $XiKi:t Ho; choice
to fancy. $3.9.VtM.2S. Buckwheat flour, nom
inal. 12 in. spot and to arrive.
I'ORNMEAl. Barel v steadv. flue whita
and yellow, 11.10; coarse, ll.ngtil.te; klln
dried $2.i6l7S.
RYBNomlnal; No. 2 western, 73c f. o. b.
BARLEY Iull; feeding. 4o-c. c. I. f,
Buffalo; malting. 47ii?ft!c, c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHKAT Receipts. 14.i bu.; exports,
1I7.CT1 bu. Spot market steadv; No. 2 red.
Sf.'c elevator; No. 2 red, Sfc'.c f. o. b. afloat;
No. t northern, 9'n f. o, b. afloat. After a
steady opening whent broke under reports
of rain In the southwest and a bearish
Modern Miller report and liquidation.
Rallying later on fold weather talk Ihe
market finally turned easv again and closed
Ho lower to tc higher. May. :
S7 l-lc, closed at 8ti-1c; Julv. DKV'u fi'i-,
closed at tslHc; September, H5V1 fS5V. closed
at ViVjc.
ft )ll.V Receipts. lOl.OuO bu.: exports. 9S,
K4 bu.; Bales, HD.OnO bu. futures, l,lMi bu.
spot: No. 2, 49c elevator and 47V4e f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 47V; No. 2 white,
4Siy. Option market w-as steady all day on
unfavorable weather news and dosed
partly Sc net higher. Mnv, 4lV'j'4S lo-lc,
closed at 4'o: July closed at 4!c; Sep
tember closed at 5ti'.4C.
OATB Receipts, W.,t) bu.: exports, 4,7M
bu. Spot market steadv: mixed. X to 32
lbs., .-Htys-js. .; natural white, SO to XI lbs.,
30HfJ3Hc; flipped white, 3x to 4o lbs., 37'fi.TS'c.
II A Y Hteady ; spring, 47HtoJiCJ good to
chotre. 75Oc.
HOPS 4jnet; state, common to choice.
Urns. llftlt)4'; 1!H. Millc: olils. ni'7c; l'aciflo
coast, 19oS. Sil4c; l!i4, IVullc; olds, 5t7c.
HII)K 8teadv; tlalveston, 20 to 25 lbs .
20c.; ifalifornla. 21 to 25 lbs., 31c; Texas drv,
24 to 3S lbs.. 19c.
I.KATH KR Firm : acid. 2i'4f27,c
PHOVISIONR-lleef. tlrm; family, 111. SO
tr13(); mess, 9 mwf lo.nfl; beef bams, 21.0V9
21.6(1; packet, llO.Wgill.OD; city extra India
mess, 1N.6Mj 19.KI. fut meats, lirm; pick
led bellies, tt.7Va9.50; pickled shoulders. 17.0"
Ca7.6n; pickled liains. lo.."jo. Ijird. steady;
western steamed, l7.fU-fa7.K5; refined. Arm;
continent. s.3m; S. A.. !.t; compound.
fK.oof ti.7'4. I'ork, steadv; familv. tW.&fi
17. 50; short clear, 15.tM17.W); mess, lltt.ia'ii'
14 75.
TAIXOW-Firm; city. 5c; country, 5fij
fic.
HICK yulet ; full domestic fair to extra,
34'i',c: Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTKR Firm: renovated. common
to extra. liiVonc; western factory,
common to firsts. 13ftil6ic.
CHEK8K Quiet: atate. full cream, smnn
and large, colored and white, September,
fancy. Hfall'c.
KOiS Kasy; state Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected, white, 20 21c; stare
choice. 1Nftlo; state mixed extra. 17c; west
ern firsts, loV; western seconds, 14'i'nl5c;
southern. 13'aloc.
I'OrLTRY-AJIve, western chickens, lie;
fowls, l.Hc: turkeys, inc. rressed, easy;
western chickens. Ivdl3c; turkeys, ljfi2lc;
fowls, 10ai3c.
mYE-No.
3, i'HV.
( arlnt
Chicago
Kanautt City
Minneapolis
Omaha
iHtlutli
St. I.ouls ...
Iteeel pis.
Wheat.
7
4
21
. 45
31
Coin.
ItiS
as
Oata.
127
12
120
IIIUAtiO GRAIK AD lROVIsl05
Featarea of the Tradlaa; aad flosing;
Prleea on Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, March 1. Rain and anow
throughout the winter wheat section of ihe
1'nlted States had a weakening effect to
day on the local wheat market. At the close
wheat for May delivery was oh Vucy Corn
waa off 'c. Oats were unchanged. Pro
visions were a shade to 15c higher.
During the first hour of trading sentiment
In the wheat pit favored higher prices, there
being a fairly active demand by commission
houses and shorts. A steady market at
Liverpool, notwithstanding the sharp de
cline here of yesterday and the ofllclul fore
cast of u. cold wave throughout portions of
tha west. Hnd southwest, also encouraged
the hulls. Later, however, the effect of the
cola wave prediction was offset by numer
ous reports of a heavy fall of snow or rain
In various portions of the wheal belt. An
the session advanced trade became dull,
with prices moving sltvlitly In either direc
tion. The situation in the northwest pre
sented the same bearish features as yes
terday with accnmlatlng stocks of wheat
and an extremely dull demand for flour.
lMle In the day the market became decid
edly weak, chiefly because of an optlmiBtic
view of the crop situation as expressed by
a trade Journal. There waa quite general
selling during the last half hour and the
market closed weak with prices at the low
est point of the day. May opened unchanged
to a shade higher at MwViMDSn to fc. sold
between 80Viifi0V and closed at )e. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to 41t!.
000 bu. Exports for the week, as shown by
Uradstreet's. were equal to 2.300,000 bu. Pri
mary receipt were C72.ono bu., against the
same amount one year ago. Minneapolis,
Iuluth and Chicago reported receipts of
302 cars, against 7oo cars Inst week and 2U
cars one year ago.
The corn market was steady all day.
chiefly because of reports of wet weather
throughout the middle west. Pit traders
and cash houses were active buyers early
In the day, but later the demand sluckf-1
materially. Belling was chiefly by coir mis
sion houses. The market closed steady. ... y
opened a shade higher at 43c, sold between
iiitSf. and 43Ulfl43Vc and closed at 43fi
ac. Local receipts were 168 cars, with 5
of contract grade.
Tha price of oats held steady throughout
the day. but the volume of business was
small and trading was largely confined to
local operators. May opened a shade to
higher at 3OV30,e to aic and ad
vanced to SOi.'fjSoSiC. and closed at 304c Lo
isl receipts were 172 cars.
Provisions opened weak because of a 10c
decline In the price or live hogs. A decrease
of local contracta caused active buying and
for tha remainder of the session a firm tone
prevailed. Packers were the chief buyers.
At the close May pork was P15o.
I15.S2U. Iard was up 24e at Ii.77mi7.80.
Hibs were a shade higher at DUOfitt 12.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
S cars; corn, 2K8 cars; oats, 173 cars; hogs,
30.000 head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows":
Ml. I. on Is Cieneral lnrk.et.
ST. LOCIS. March 2. WHEAT Lower; I
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. KWiwc; track.
!tli:3c; Mav. i&V 7Sc ; Julv, '.vii.iic; No.
2 hard. 7!f(jS3c.
CORN Firm; No. 2 cash, 4tc; track. 41 (?
414c; May, 4oc; July, 41c.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 cash, Uoc; track,
.lOVtj.lJc; May, 30c; July, 2c; No. 2 white,
32' c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 14 30
(4.50: extra fancy and straight, I3.9uf04.25;
clear, I2.9tsii3.25.
SEED Timothy, steady: I2.5O82.80.
CORNMEAL-Steady; 12.20.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, M'tf
85c.
HAY-Steadv; timothy, IS.OOf.i 13.50; prairie,
IS.nofn9.S0.
IRON COTTON TIES-tl.02.
RAOOINO 9Wc
HEMP TWINE Hc
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing.
115.25. Lard, higher; prime steamed. 17.45.
Urv salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts,
!s.37Vs; clear ribs, S.62Vi; Vhort clears $8.75.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 19.124;
clear ribs, 19.25; short clear, $9.50.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, loc; springs,
124c; turkeys. Itic; ducks, 13c; geese, 8c.
HCTTEK Firm; creamery, 2Hi2c; dairy,
lfcffj -'e.
HOGS Lower at 12c.
The receipts and rhlpnients of flour and
grain were; Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls .' s.OOO
Wheat, bu 31.000 37.ooO
Corn, bu 3.tt 4.n
Oajs, bu 112.000 87,000
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Dull and Prices Drift Ainilesslj
and Slneeridhlj.
PRICE OF MONEY STILL A FEATURE
Inlon I'aclne Rlaea ear (.lose aad
tlmnlates I'.otlre 1. 1st Areata,
mated Copper "ahjected to
Strong; rressare.
NEW YORK. March 2. Today a stock
market was a dull affair and prices drifted
sluggishly and rather almlewsly. There was
not much pressure of liquidation and some
show of strength was noted during the
early part of the day. Hut the market
failed to rebound to the extent usual alter
such a drive on prices as that of the ndddle
portion of the week. I Msappolntment over
the action of the market caused aume dis
couragement amongst speculative holders
and induced a spilling out of stocks from
time to time. The gains of the morning
were mostly amongst the stocks not of the
first importance and their effect upon senti
ment was subsequently lessened. It seemed
evident that no large demand existed for
securities as yot at tne ruling prices. Devel
opments In the money market were rather
In favor of stocks and the tone of the call
money market was appreciably easier In
spite of the extra demand Incident to Fri
day's operations, which carry over until
Monday under the rules of the Stock ex
change. Yesterday's high rate of 7 per cent
was not touched and loans were made be
low 6 per cent very soon after the borrow
ing for tho day began. The estimates made
up from reports by the banks of the week's
currency movement Indicated some receipts
on balance from the Interior by the ex
press movement In spite of the current re
jorts of very heavy shipments by that
means. These reports pointed to the re
mittance of nearly three-quarters of a mil
lion dollars yesterday anil today to Chicago
alone. Bankers here asserted that the move
ment was normal and hud no special cause,
growing out of the recent slight disturbance
In 4'hlcago banking affairs. On the week
It was said that the withdrawal of ja,793,tHJO
by the subtreasury had been sufficiently
offset by the movement from the interior
to bring down the net decrease In cash for
the week to below l.".ioo.flno. The demand
for credits Is not confined to the call loan
market and loans for periods up to ninety
days were made today again at 54 to per
cent. Foreign exchange also continued to
decline, although discounts were harder at
London and sterling exchange fell back in
Paris.
The week's exports of corn declined t3.
010 bushels from last week and suggested
a iiuestlon how far the recent enormous ex
port movement was due to apprehension of
the going Into effect on March 1 of the dis
criminative tariff measures by Germany.
Pennsylvania and Rock Islaial Joined the
list of extraordinary increase in net earn
ings for January over thoso for the cor
responding month of last year. Pennsyl
vania's expansion reaching 11,433,800 and
Rock Island's I550.48. The market wavered
uncertainly up to the close, which was
falriv steady, however, and at considerable
recoveries. I nlon Pacific rising to the best
,.f the dnv with svnmathetlc effect on the
1 market. Amalgamated Copper was the sub
ject of conspicuous pressure.
hand, decrease, 4.. $," marks; treasury
notes, decrease, Ryt.oon marks; other securi
ties, increase. .9.' mark; notes in cir
culation Increase. 60.0"0.ft"l marks.
York Money Hatkrl.
NEW YORK. March 2 -MoNEY On call,
steadv at 34ri per cent; ruling rate. 44W
4V per cent: closing bid, 3 per cent; offered.
4 per cent. Time loans, firm: ' and 90 days
64fr per cent: months. 5V(i54 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE l'APEK 6"ia4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak. with
actual business In bankers' bills at ILVW
5s575 for deman 1 and ot J I .:f(i 4 V25S for
So-dav hills; posted rates, ft 3'-'iH.i4 and
14 .;$47V. commercial bills. 14..
SILVER Bar, 5!tc; Mexican dollars.
50V4C.
BONDS Government, strong; railroad.
Irregular.
Cli sing quotations on, bona today were
as follows:
.Tv 'Japan 2d series
.Wk' do 4 rtfi-
.W I dn 4ta 4-tfn
13 I do Id series
.V'i I.. N. unl. 4s. ...
.1"3 Manhio tan e. a. 4i.
,l'i Mri. Central 4s
.13" do 1st In.
. 7 Minn. St I.. 4s..
.116"4 M . K T. 4s
.I'M'i do 2s
. S61 N R. R. nf M c
. VSH N. Y. C. K SW-
.KM'., S J IV . &...
. 94 No. Pacific 4s
. M't do Us
.IM14 N. A W. r 4a...
. M 11 S. L. rftla 4
. s? Psnn. r-onv. 3ts.
. Kin Reading gen. 4s.
.lW St. L I. M. r.
n St. L. S. r . f.
reg.
f. s ref. :
do coupon
V. g. As reg
do rnupon
f. S. old 4s, reg..
do coupon
I. S. new 4s. reg.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a....
do s
Anhlsnn gen. 4s...
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4s..
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do SSs
nm. r. t. c. 4s..
central of (la. is.
do 1st Inc
do 2d inc
do 3d Inc
Ches. A Ohio 4"s.
Chicago & A. 3,
C, P.. & Q. n. 4s.
C. R. 1. r. 4.
do col. ka.
.I("ii
.
. '
. SO
.1"S
.1":',
. !4
4s.
Bonds were lu egular. I oral sales, pai
value 2.8mo.i. United States 3s, coupon,
and the old 4s advanced 4 per cent, the
new 4s registered 4 and coupon a point on
call. , ,,
The following were the quotations on the
Vow Tnrlc Rtnck exchange:
Sales. High. Low
!9k St L. 8. W.
79T, Seatxiard A. L. 4s.
M So Pac ific 4s
CCC. 8. L. I 4s..l' 1 do 1st 4s rtfs
Colo. Ind. 4s. aer. An. 77 So. Railway 9s
do series B 7:ifc Texas A T. Is
Colorado Mid. 4a " T . St. I.. A W. 4
Colo. A So. 4s 4 Inlon Pacific 4s...
Cuba ts 1":iv do conv. 4s
P A R. O 4a i' f. g. Steel 2d 6a..
PIMIIIera' See. 5a.... T iWahash la
Erla p. I. 4s lot ! do deb. R
do gen. 4a Western Md. 4s....
Hocking Val. 4',s...l'H W. ft L. K. 4s...
Japan s loot Wis. Centra! 4s ...
offered.
sin,
Mi
i4
...1M
...144
... 77
.. .1I4
. .. S14
ll
inula
(a ..lln
4a M
.. "4
.. t
.. :t
.. W4
..It
..li:i
... !,
..I'M'.,
..!..'
.. s
..nsv,
.. so
.. T
.. l
.. t24
Boston Storks and. Bonds.
BOSTON, March 2 Call loans. ftfjt.V.. per
cent: time loans, 4-V'i64 per cent. ufllcUil
(luotatious on stocks and hond.s were
Atchison adj. 4a.,
do 4a
Mexican Central 4a.
Atrhisnn
do pfd
Boston A Albsny.
Boston A Maioe...
Boston Elevated ...
Ktuhburg ptd ...
Mexlcau Central ...
N. Y.. N. 14. A H
t'nlon Pacific
Amer. Arge. Cheni
do pfd
Amer. Pnen. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ....
do ptd
dominion I. A 8.
Kdlson Klec. Illu..
Mass. Klettrlc ....
do pfd
Mass. Gas
fnlted Kmlt
t'nlted Shoe Mach.
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Westing, common
Adventure
Bid. Asked.
fm Alluiiea 574
..1014 Amalsamated H"
. . s.' Amerli an Zinc 12
.. i'Atla'iiic '1
..1054 Hlngham 414
..S.VI Cat. A Hex-la
. . 1 77 'Centennial 2r'i
. .1.-.4 Copper kiinge Sn'4
..141 Pair West 144
.. SS4 Kranklln 191
. .1S Cranhv in
. .Ii'.hS Isle Hovale
.. ;7 Mass. Mining !4
. . .IS Mi. hloan 134
.. 224 M,,hak
..lis Mont. f. & C 1,4
. .137N old Pomlnlon 4:.
..1374 Osceola 7
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Break in Cattle Valtips is Followed by
Lieht nr. Receipt.
HOGS SELLING CONSIDERABLY LOWER
Receipts of heep aad l.araba Light,
nlth Qaalltr ot Verr liood and
Market SIott anil IndltTer.
rnt on All Kinds.
OMAHA, March 2. 1!5.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4.1W
. ..i33
. 4.MS
. .
. 2,tJO
7.oo7 U.M
I. '.iWi 4,(7
12.741 7.W
II. P.V4 S.i.1"
in.i i :,i"
64.4f-i 3.1.SM
r: i: s.i7s
3S.i'.4 .1'.J
44 lf.9 W.i'SS
Wi.) 1b.(w
4!'.!Ki Sl.t!19
the receipts
inc
31.3H4
l,7ou
1.113
Cars.
.... 1
& O.
43i, p,rrot
..1cm Ciiln, v
. . .lo-t shannon
..SIS Tninarack
.. 14 Trinity
. . t6 t 'tilled Copper
.. t I'. 8. Mining..
. .inn r a. on
.. i4!t'th
.. i .Victoria
.. ti'V Winona
..lor,,'Wolverlne
.. ; North Hutte ..
.174
. t:
. 4
.107
. 10J4
. 67
. S44
124
. 24
8:4
Minneapolis liraln Market.
M1NNKAPOLIS, March 2. KLOl'R
First patents. 14.10; second patents, ISrWil
4.00; first clears, $3.5i'3.ii; second clears,
t2.4fii'.'.riA. 1
BRAN In bulk. tl:t.5iiK.7r.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The range of prices, as furnished
by F. D. Day & Co., 110-111 Board of Tradu
building, was:
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Mav ..
July .
Flax
May .
July
7!4b4
Vs8 4!
' LIS I
1 H4
"Se4i
W4I
Li:i4i
1.144.
7o-!
c,
1.12
L144
79
bl
1.1:14
11441
794
14
1.127,
1.144
Artlclee.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ves y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Mav
July
Sept.
tiats
Mav
July
Sept.
I'ork
May July
Lard
Ma V
July
Sept.
Rlba
May
July
No.
I - I
iiti;
si
4:1 4:1411 1
441
4 804'" 4
so-4 ta4
I
S4'
4:'4 434:14 42Vn4S
434
441
434 4:14
444 45 444 444UVa:
ill
:iu,fi4 3t4S "i
LH4I -S1 ' V
ai4U4VoS 241 a4
2.
15 17H!
15 20
T7?4
7 -4,
1 KVI
os
I 10
IS S2V.I IS 1741
la Z74; I 17V!
1 NO
7 HO
I 00
s 14
7 T-'V
7 8241.
7 D-4:
06
S 10
IS 324
IS it, 4
7 K0
7 so
I 00
I 124
4
2S4
2!4
15 17V,
la IS
7'7H
7 S
7 W4
s 10
k IS
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Dull and easy; winter patents,
t, 710 4.00; winter straights, 3.6o(.sS: spring
lattents. I3.7ofp3.so; spring straights, .i.60f
70; bakers, 2 iw!i2,7o.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, SoSJIc; No. S.
754c; No. t red. 2j2Sc
CORN No. 2, San4uc; No. S yellow. 4iV.
OATS No. I. c: No. 1 white, aiStjJ-.'c;
No S white, l94t"-'Wc.
KVE-No t. tic.
BARLKY tlood feeding. 3Sc; fair to
choice malting. 41tii0c.
HERDS No. 1 flax. 1107: No. 1 northwest
ern. 11.12 Clover, contract grade, I13.S.V
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl . 15 S
15 30. Lard, per I'M lbs., 17.70. Short clear
sides ( loose . 7.!sVtil.oo; short clear sides
tboxed). $tr 40. .
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Receipts, alhlpiiients
flour, bbls ... IS."
Wheat, bu I7.ii0
Corn, bu S63 li
ilats, bu 17s.6"i
Rye. bu
Barley, bu lis.)
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 17274-;
dairies, 17fi244c. Kggs. steady: at mark,
caaea Included, K4c; tirata. 134c, prime
tlrata. 144c; extras, lac. Cheeae, steady,
11J1V.
14.ii si
174.6 0
2C.3taj
Uil)
524
Toled Seed Market.
TOLKDO. O., March i 8 EKD8 Clover,
cash and March. Is .23; Ovtober. J6. Tim
uihy. tl n. Alaike. Is lS.
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. 784c; No. 1 northern and to arrive
78c; No. 2 northern and to arrive, 7Bc; No. 3
northern. 74fn75c; No. 1 durum, 70c;. No. 2
durum. Wie. Corn: No. 3 yellow, 354&X'c;
No. 3, 34tg35c. tKmts: No. 3 white and to
arrive, 2c; No. 3. 21)4 2Gc. Barley: MHJ
45c. Rye: MiSd4c. Flax: Cash, II.U04;
May, 11.124.
Kanaaa C'ltr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 8. WHEAT
Market slow; May, "4Sc: July, 34c; Sep
tember. 7H4C asn: No. 1 nara. itS4r(j
74c; No. 3, 72ti77c; No. 2 red. SSfiSOc; No.
1 fcfriMic.
CORN-Market steadv: May. 39c: July.
394c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 384c; No: 3
white. 39c: No. S. 38Hc.
OATS Market steady; No. 2 white, 30413
31V: No. 2 mixed. 29830c.
FAJflS Steady; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2, whltewiHid cases Included. 12c; case
count. He; cases returned. 4c less.
HA V Steady: choice timothy. llO.TWi 11.50;
c hoice prairie, IS J.VfjS.7S.
RYE Steadv. 5Xf(inn4c.
Bl'TTER Market lower on packing;
creamery, extras, 2Ac; firsts, 24c; packing,
13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 2S.OH0 K4.000
Corn, bu 42. flu lT.O00
Oata, bu 11.10 14.000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAl'KEE. March l-WHEAT-Dull
No. 1 northern, sitiMc; No. 2 northern, 78't?
sue: May, oc aaked.
R YK Dull : No. 1. tiV84c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 56c; sample,
ft62c.
tXJRN Lower; No. 3, 39394c; May,
asked.
SS
43o
Liverpool lirala Market.
LIVERBOOU March 2.-WHEAT-Spot,
nr.mlnul: futures, auiet: March, lia 7.1
May. ts a.d; July, 4d.
CORN Spot, steadv; American mixed
new, 4s; American mixed, old, 4a 74d; fu
tures, quiet; March, 4s; May, in 14,1.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 2 COTTON-Spot
closed steady, 15 points higher; middling
uplands, 11 Ilk ; middling gulf, ll.Soc, sales
l.us bales.
ST. UH' 18. March I. COTTON Steady
middling, lu4c Sales, none; receipts, 17
bales; shipments, 456 bales; stock 4-1,164
bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 8 COTTON Spot,
giHM business done; prleea jx6 points lower
American middling (air, t.:M; good mid
dling. d; middling. S.7M; low middling.
S(i2d; good ordinary. a.44d: ordinary, 5.2sd.
Tha sales of the day were 12. Us) bales, of
which l.ua) bales were for speculation and
export, and Included 10.400 bales American.
Receipts, 2.a) bales, all Americun.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2. COTTON
Spot tlrm: sales. 4 9jO bales; ordinary,
1 U-lSc; good ordinary, 4c; low middling
inc; middling, 1'iSc; good middling. 11 U-ltic;
middling fair, 114c. Receipts, 9.1147 bales;
stock, SW.tvfe bales.
two
3,10 .
4nn
1.600
l.lia)
SS.500
4, wis)
100
IIS)
n.iai
s.uno
20
71s)
isi
4. t'10
lis)
"iiion
15. son
too
rsi
teS)
Ji.sou
00
Adama Kxpress
Amalgamated Copper 162. 4o0
American C. A r 3."
American r. ft F. prd nw
American Cotton oil t.l'10
American Cotton oil pta
American Kxpress
American H. L. pld 0
American Ice, securities 12.1
American 1.llleed Oil VX
American Unaeed oil pta..
American Locomotive ,
Amer. Locomotive pfd
American S. R
American S & R. ptd
Am. Sugar Kenning, en-dlv.
Amer. Tohacco prd ctfa
Anaconda Mining company.
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltlmora & Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canadian Purine
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake - Ohio
Chicago Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago Great Western....
ChUaao Northwestern. .
Chicago. Mil. r t. raui.
Chicago T. T
Chicago T. T. pfd
( .. c. St. Louis
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado & Southern
Colorado A so. 1st pfd ...
Colorado Ho. Id pfd...
ConsulldHled Uaa
Corn Frodurta
Corn Products pfd
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, L. tc W
Denver & Rio Grande t ied
Denver R. O. pld too
Distillers' Securltlea Moo
F.rla 7,7m
Kris lat pfd ion
Erie 2d pfd 1.400
Ceneral Electric Mis)
Hoiking Valley 4iat
Illinois Central 400
International Paper 1.4a
lntemettonal Paper pfd.... 900
International Tump
International Pump pfd
Iowa Centrui
Iowa ('antral pfd
Kanaaa Cltr Southern 700
Kansea City 80. prd 'Hi
Loulavllle A Nashville t.nuv
Manhattan L 100
Metropolitan securities 2.000
Metropolitan Street Ky 3.W0
Mexican Central '"
Mlnneapolla & St. Louis.... 200
M., (tt. P. A S. S. si 100
M . St. P. A f. 8. M pfd
Missouri Pacific I. too
Mlsaouri, Kanaaa A Teiua. 1.400
Mlsaourl, K. A T. pfd 200
National Iad 4.tK
National h. R. of M. pfd.. l'
New York Central I
New York. O. A W. ....... 400
Norfolk A Western S.o0
Norfolk A Western prd
North American fcsi
Paclnr Mall 44
Pennsylvania 11.400
People s Uss I.40O
P , ('.. C. St 80. Louis
Pressed Steel Car .oo
Presaed Steel Car pfd 200
Pullman Palace Car K0
Reading 54.4ml
Rradlng lat prd
Reading Id pfd
Republic Steel 1.T0O
Republic Steel pfd Ma)
Rock lslsnd Company t.non
Hoik Island Co. prd l.goo
St. L S F 2d pfd 400
St. Louia Southwestern.... 1.2'S)
St. Louia 8 W. pld sua
Southern Pacllc Inn
Southern Pacific prd . ...... I'D
Southern Railway 4.2s)
Southern Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Coal A Iron .too
Tens A Pacific '!
Toledo, St. L. A W M0
Toledo, St. L. A W. pfd... !)
I nion Pacific 141.700
I nlon Pacl0c pfd lis)
l'nile-1 - ' '-'vtireaa. ....
I nitea Btatei Realty
I mled aisles Rubber I
V. 8. Rubber pfd l.tss)
t'nlted States Steel iLOnn
l ulled Stales Steel pld 1 n)
Va. -Carolina Chemical l fO
la -Carolina them. pfd.... l.lo
W abash too
Wabash pfd too
Welle-Kargo Kknresa
Weatlnghouse Electrie ..
Western t ntna
Wheeling V Lake Erla..
Wteronsin central
WlM-oneln central pfd...
Northern Pacific
central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Slosa-Sheflteld
Total salea for tha day,
1074
414
101
324
3H
474
214
1044
404
l'il4
a
J
44
214
701, M4
1M4
122s
1194
1044
i6D4
S94
iii
1104
4
1
1711 4
1i4
1224
L114
11144
22
S
t7"
10
14
74
1694
1.4IS) 554 t.'4
74
21
229
n
134
98
3
:4
724
51
U.4
174
74
204
224
174
IS',
'97"
111
:n4
714
4(4
152
174
400 204 4 2m
44
17 4
r.H
4S4
7
4
K14
u4
1494
214
.44
434
74
55
414
774
74
167
1154
1M
94
Close.
247
ion
41
1'U
14
so
:
s
474
21
44
9
114
1554
122 4
1.194
I1144
S94
10S4
til
1094
94
DO 14
170V,
214
554
3
77
204
224 4
1774
13
30
94
l,
33
72
54
154
174
54
2'HI
4.-0
44
99
554
424
77 4
69
1674
Hi
1694
21
ew York Mlninay Mocks.
N KM' YORK, March 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con ." Little Chief 74
(l-lrrto .. 27a
lophlr J0
Phoenix i
Potosl 4
Savage 51
Sierra Nevada 30
-ma 1 1 Hopes 30
I Standard o2J
SOPTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
f-'lal Tuesday ..
Official AVcdnesday
Official Thursday ..
Official Kriday
Five days this week..23.5W
Same days last week....2'i.4!'7
Same days week before.. ID. 370
Same three weeks ago..ls,lt
Same four weeks ag 17.019
Same days last year....15.71ti
The following! tame snows
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comuared with last
year: n. 1905.
Cattle MS,ii7 132.113
Hogs 470.222 414.017
Sheep aUS,25t) 272,308
locrease.
THl'RSDAY'8 SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockets and feeders shipied to the coun
try yesterday and their points of destination:
CATTLK.
F. Martin, Anderson, la Q
A. Fraxill, tircenneld, la. (j
A. Frulllng. Stanton, la. Q
J. Kinsley. Stanton. Neb. F. E...
Kd Klin. O'Neill, Neb. F. E
F. M. Wldner, Corning. la Q
D. C. Morris. Logan, la -1. C
K. M. Talbot, Herman. Neb. M.
S. W. Fox. Liacomb, la N. W..
V. Piper, Corning. la Q
(. F. Hew, Council Bluffs. la.-R. I.
O. T. Larsen. Irwin, la. (1. W
Pat Carey. Portsmouth. Ia. Mil
Gibson Live Stock Co., Clarks, Neb.
r. p
A. H. Anthony, Central City, la. Q..
John Bennlgatt, lniogene. Ia. Wab
F. Rust. Arcadia. In. O. YV
F,. Anderspn, McPlierson, la Q
W. V. Lat to. Logan, la. I. C
K. Ditch, Malcolm, Neb. Q
RANGE OF PRICES
Cattle.
Omaha 2.i'iii.2.ri
Chicago 1..VW0.4O
Kansas ntv 2.2.-nnv!
St. lyiuls 2.2iiH.10
Sioux City 2.5IH3.50
CATTLB QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
r-'itlt li Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-led steers...
Fair to choice corn-l'ed sleers...
Common to fair corn-fed steers.
Good to choice cows mid heifers.
Fair to good cows and heifers,
dinners and cutters
Good to choice Blockers and feeders 3 !sa4 60
Fair to good stockers and fcedets.. H.rifl'3.P0
Common to fair Blockers 2 7ofiS 50
Rulls. stags, etc 2 sOfr4.00
Good veal calves 6.006 50
The following table shows the average
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the last
several das. with comparison:
Alice 335
Hreece 41
nrunswlck Con 52
Comstock Tunnel 8
Con. Cal. A Va 12.1
Horn Silver 2,0
Iron Silver, ex-dlv..475
Leadvlll ton 4
good
were
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Marcli 2. Money was In
demand In the market and supplies
not plentiful. Discounts were steady.
Trading on the Stock exchange was irregu
Inr and generally inactive, mainly due to
week-end realisations. Prices recovered at
the close on the higher monetary prospects
and the more hopeful outlook at Algeclras.
Consols Improved slightly. Americans
opened irregular and rallied to above par
ity. Denver it Rio Grande was strong and
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe and 1'nlon
Pacific were (n request. Fnlted States 8I0I
was harder. A moderate amount of busi
ness was transacted, and prices closed
steadv. Foreigners drooped on Paris sell
Ing, but closed with a better tone. Kaf
lirs opened weak on continued foreign and
home realization. but later recovered
slightly. Japanese imperial 6s of i:4 were
quoted at 1034.
1
1
I!!!!!!!!! I
1
Hogs.
tS.SsYiiti.OS
6.7570 30
S.(sVtJ 15
5.4"i?i1 30
5.S5ftH).00
..i.i.lO'-go.nO
.. 4.754(5.10
.. 4.0iV(i-l.fi5
.. S.Wo4.40
.. 3.0ir63.fio
1.80ft .0
BLL1J".
I .l."l J 5 1 43" 9
i 1245 2 9.-, 1 144 3 50
1 l!n t 95 1 9 t (0
1 ion J m i im I n
1 IS59 I it 1 1M 9 9l
I ITS 14 ; 1914 S .
1 1174 3 2 i 1'a i as
1 147(1 9 15 1 '.sv.fl I 5".
1 hi I? l ta 9 a
1 in r 1 1570 i ..
I .Id 9 25 1 !: 9 5
1 lt 3 25 I1 I 7i
19Tii 25 1 174a i Tl,
t 14111 9 So 7 1T 4 75
1 147 9 43 1 lo 1 9,1
1 9 95 1 2"Iu 9 95
1 tow 3 "
COWS AND I1EIFEUS.
a usi a 7n
CALVES.
1 270 t 95 2 :7 I (10
1 3o 3 t5 1 1 20 4 50
9 414 4 00 1 t" J SS
1 4s1 4 25 1 130 4 75
1 4il 4 26 3 10 4 25
1 (' 4 25 14 ISO 4 15
1 no I on l... no it
t 225 4 Oil
8TOCKF.RS AND FEEDERS.
1 390 no J to I !
2 914 9 nil 2 575 4 l
1 45o 9 50 24 9 4 05
1 (40 I 50 II 3l 4 so
30 790 3 60 4 441 4 15
3 im 3 VI 4 741 4 15
12 7U 4.0 9 49t 4 20
1 9S0 I 75 11 432 4 A'
1 940 I 75 1 494 4
t 774 90 M 4-t 4 24
1 4" I 95
and mixed. 92 rwj.: atorkers and 'eefler9.
IS.ifi4 2ri; calvos and tearllngf. 2.7Vul 90.
IliMlS-Recolpti . ,V3" head: market l"c
w. selling at tvs.,i.m c; Intlk ef sales,
4 !nrt s.
HOGS Fnder the Influence of a sharp
break at Chicago hogs opened 4ow mid
dull nt this point, with buyers generally
bidding 6'Tlie lower than the avers mar
ket of yawterduy. rVUais were slow to
make such a concession as that, and when
they finally let go nf their holdings It waa
at price anly Vij7Vf lewer tknn yep'r
dav a general market. The hags sold
largely at $5 71i'tifi .00. s against i;.oaV)t. 10
yesterday. While the traaV was slew at
the opening It was reasonably active when
tho trade was once under way and the big
bulk of all ttie hogs sold by lo o'cleck In
the foreion.
As will be mated from the table above
the receipts nf hog todav were ajtilte lib
eral for a Friday. 140 cars being reperted
In. as against lul a week ago. For the
week thus far tho lecelpla have averaged
about the same as for the previous week,
but fomewhnt lower than a year ago.
Representative sales:
Date. 1DV6. ,l!s . 1904. 11903. !1902 . 19ol. U900.
Feb. 1... !
Feb. 19... 5 98
Feb. 20... 5 07H
Feb. 21 . . . o HI 4
Feb. 22... 6 5V
fell. 2.i...i ti til's
Feb. 24... 6 o5a
Feb. lo...
Feb. 2t... 5 98
Feb. 27... 6 H4i
Feb. 28... 6 10j
Mch. 1... ti (to
M.h. 2
I 4 07
a 25.
4
4 Wl
4 T4 S 2S
4 O'.'l 5 23
4 06 5 20!
4
5 05' 11 7i 5 79
6 12! 6 SI 6 8
ir.i
5 22
5 23
No. Ar. 80. Pr. N'a. Ar. Bh. Pr.
49 13 ... 4 9o M 234 ... 4 00
99 ISO 140 4 91 4 07 224 ... 4 00
9.1 172 ... 6 95 55 1:9 90 4 HO
51 197 ... 6 95 55 250 ... 4 00
62 2iD 90 4 95 73 246 ... 4 00
at 241 40 4 95 59 243 ... 4 no
12 J"9 ... 4 95 75 247 Son 4 00
90 !'I2 ... 4 95 97 214 90 4 00
60 230 ISO 6 95 79 2H ... ton
91 13 40 i 95 If! 237 90 4 CO
4 270 to 4 471, 46 219 90 4 00
90 217 no I 47', 23 214 ... 4 00
54 2"5 an 4 47i as 2ni 40 4 no
96 2"! ... 4 974 "3 2:10 40 4 00
56 219 ... 4 971, 71 273, 4,1 00
64 205 ... 6 97 4 71 235 40 too
76 14 ... 6 1171, :il 210 ... too
47 219 40 6 97', 7t 222 ... 4 00
73 217 120 5 971, 6 270 m ll
70 214 40 4 97', 71 2F9 40 4 00
5'J 235 ... 5 97', 46 199 ... 4 ill
62 223 90 4 97', 40 269 ... 4 191
91 211 120 4 97 4 40 264 120 I On
ti 209 ... 4 971, a :v;l ... 102',
"4 212 40 4 97 4 99 292 to t 02,
17 224 40 4 974 49 M ... 4 021,
79 212 160 4 97', 64 251 ... 4 02',
95 191 ... 4 414 69 252 ... I .",
95 212 160 4 97', 64 229 ... 4 024
"7 2ii9 ... 4 97', t 264 ... 4 024
96 211 ... 4 47', 47 252 90 4 021,
63 227 ... 5 97', 93 2(2 ... 4 021,
65 I'll ... 4 971, 43 219 ... 4 02 4
72 2"7 ... 5 97', Hi t2Z ... 4 02',
64 197 ... 4 474 4" 254 ... 4 OS 4
42 2"7 ... 6 971, 71 i71 ... 4 05
70 230 2ll 6 971, 161 275 ... 4 04
90 211 90 ( 97i, 6:1 314 90 t or.
99 223 90 t 00 57 39 ... t 05
45 247 ... lis) 73 265 ... f ns
66 253 40 k ihi 67 254 ... tor,
71 264 120 IIS) 44 264 ... 4 00 '
49 225 ... 6 00
6 95:
6 93
84
4, 5 3i g X'Ji ft 9.1
I 5 401 ti S3 5 88
I 77! 5 32 A Vii 6 H3
I 5 21 1 6 88 5 95!
4 S" 5 131 I ti 22;
4 T2 5 09 1 C 08! 6 22
6 84i b 31
D 0 3:1
6 961 5 30
ft 3:
4 84
4 78
4 74
4 70
4 70
4 69
5 38;
5 34; 4 65
ft 27i 4 67
5 2! 4 70
4 95 4 tip.
4 901 4 66
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hngs.Sh'p.H'ses
Treaenrj- Statement.
WASHINGTON. March 2. Today's stats
nient of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $15o.oi9),i6iu gold
reserve, shows: Available cash bulunci,
I152.567.OH0; gold coin and bullion, iti.29ti,S25;
gold certificates. $51."4i.310.
C M. & St. P 3 2 t
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacillc 5 .. .. 4
I'nlon Pnclile system.... 24 2V. ft 2
C. & N. W. (east) 4 10
C. & N. W. (west) 15 79' 1
C, St. P.. M. & O .1 8
C B. Q. (east) 2 6 11
C, B. Q. twos' 1 21 24
C, H. I. P. (east) 1 li 1
C. R. I. Ac P. twest) 1
Illinois Central 4
Chlcugo Ot. Western 1 I
Total receipts TO li in 9
jno ju4 ;ir4
500
300
ISO
2'in
24 J'SI
. It'll
lilt)
400
294
to
14
1574
71
116
244
714
150
99
34
94
394
14614
494
954
" W
4:i'
139',
944
'24
951,
240
13614
294
1M2 4
7
46.
46
24
554
-'4
1174
S94
14""
S3 4
3S',
55
1514
954
5n4
110',
414
1m4
49
ins
234
504
iai"
9:14
144
55
213
4-l'4
90
931.50V ahaiea.
1464
167 4
7114
1164
24
764
150
994
S3 4
6
724
391,
1454
4'0,
944
49 Is
424
1374
954
-6i
96
240
1344
294
101
24
454
234
644
54
1174
147"
334
364
55
1494
964
494
109
404
1'I54
Vi
1114
22 4
491,
inn
91:4
65
210',
424
MM,
79
94
SO
904
3",
67
2'4
on 4
1461,
157
704
114
24
75
149
169
991,
334
64
734
:i
1464
41
9t
91
99
424
134
99
79
424
97
2.19
1354
4U,
99i,
24
1"l
2614
44,
45 4
2
55
654
1174
S5S
f.i,
144
334
3 4
544
161
954
115
94
494
lll4
44
M54
-,
112
23
49
234
140
914
'4
"4
V5
213
42li
1(54
79
London (losing; stacks.
LONDON. March 2 Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
nalallt Grata Market.
DULVTH. March 1-WIIEAT-To arrive:
4'- 1 avstrUw-D, 1c; No. t northern, 'itc. On
Olla and Reela,
NEW YORK, March t OIL Cot tonseed
oil steadv; prime crude, f. o. b. mills. 2Yi
344c: prime yellow, 3Hi324c Petroleum
S.ilet; refined. 7oc; Bultlmore and Phlla
elphla. 1.55c : prime. In bulk, 4 65c. Turpen
tine, firm. TlfiTl'jC.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common to good,
84 's-,. 4 15.
SAVANNAH. March S.-OIL Turpentine
Steady, tbc.
ROSIN-Firm: A. & C, V. K. F and O.
14 10; H, 4 36-t W; K, $5.30; N. 5 90; W. G.,
K 10: w. w., KK.
OIL CITY. March I. OIL Credit bal
ances, tie.; akrpinewra, 71.414 bills.; aver
age, T3Ai bl'la ; runs, n.'w bbls. ; aver
age. 62.415 bbls.; shipments, l.linu, is), 281
blila.; average. 6o.2il bbls.: runs, Lima,
80,827 bbis-i averggai, 4J,ti bbls.
1 onaols, money .
do account ....
Anaconda
AKhlecn
do pfd
Baltlmora A Ohio
-Canadian t'a. Igc .
v new. at unm
f hl.sto Ol. W. ...
C. 34. A St. IV...
tie Beers
Denver ft 0 ..
do ptd .........
Erie ,
do let pfd
do Id pfd
lllinote Central .
Loulavllle Naak
M . K A T
F.s-lnterest.
RILVKR-r-Rar. uncertain. 30sd per ounce.
MONEY 3, i4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 8 ll-liwi3 per cent; for
three months' bilka, 84 per cent.
... 90 'X Y. Central
... 904 Norfolk A W
... 134! do pfd
... 91 lOntaxlo A W
...lot ! Pennsylvania
...11314, Hand Mines
...1144 keadtmi
... 614 do lat pfd
... 214' do 2d pfd
. . lmt Buuihern Railway
... 114 do pld
... 45 Southern Pa.iBc ..
... II Inlon Facile
... 4l I o pfd
... 194 L' g. steel
... 494 do pfd
...174 Wabash
...1604! do pfd
... 444 tpaolah 4a
.1504,
'4
. 91
. 514
714
. 4
. 104
. 47
. 501,
. 39,
.101
. 474
.1551,
. 49
4J4
.1094
. 14
. 43
. 91
Bank t leartaaa.
OMAHA. March I Bank clearing a for
today wers 2.1k2.7T.7I. and for tha eon e
spondlng date laat year I1.847.1 t8.S.
Bank atf rsaanp- ttateaaakaat.
BERLIN. March 2 The weekly atate.
n.ent of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the - following changes; Cash in
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March 2. WOOL-The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow of the
market: The feature of the week Is the
transfer of l,Msi.(4 pounds of tine Monte
video remaining from last years Importa
tions. The wool was sold at 24c 111 bond, or
35 1 duty paid. It cotiM not lie replaced
under 38c. One of the large worsted mills
took all hut alHitit :n.''o pounds, which
were bought for Antwerp account. Some
merchants sav that the business being
transacted Is of a smaller volume than last
week, while otheis declare that the sales
aggregate more than Is admitted. How
ever, Ihe mnrket Is undoubtedly as active
as supplies permit and prices are on a very
firm liusls. Present conditions warrant no
change In values for some time to come.
The wools now here cannot be duplicated
at the existing selling prices. Woolen
mills are the chief operators and they are
buying clothing wools In quite a satisfac
tory manner. All wools are being taken
and sto ks are being steadily depleted. Fine
staple territory Is scarce and Is worth 724
73c: medium Wyoming sells at 2f'27c; tine
clothing brings liOtiT'te; fine medium. 66'
08o; V-blood, (SRfniTc; scoured territory is
moving well at a range of 65'Sj70. : Cali
fornia fall free scoured Is in demand at On'ri
(7?tt. little grease wool is to lie obtained;
..... ,' na,-r. i:oy .r, nl.l.v I tunny cattle
lll. l.la,, unit U.liln,iil l,lnw linns. ! few I08US Oil
ferred at 32i33c; Ohio fine dilaine is prac
tically nominal at 3ti4'n3Tc, and XX and
similarly situated a' 34V.c; all grades of
fleeces are well cleaned up; pulled wools
are In belter demand; tine As sell at 05'n
tixc: A supers range from Oiiti2c and B
supers are being purchased moderately at
ft2'u55c. The shipments of wool from Bos
ton to dale from December 27, l(is5, accord
ing to the same authority, tire 43.5wi.4:;7
lbs., against I3.31t.172 lbs. at ihe same time
last year. The receipts to date are 42.2Ni.5f.ii
lbs., against 4S.8"9.1'i3 for 'he same neilod
iHSt venr.
ST. LOt'lfl. March 2. Wt gI Steadv:
medium grades, coinlitng and clothing. TVa
28c; light line. 2iTi2lc: heavy tine.
tub washed. 32ti40c.
The disposition of the day' receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of heud Indicated.
Cattle.
Omnha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cmlahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Vansatu & Co
MeCrearv
Mil' & Son
L. F. HtiKg
nil.'' liaggerty
Sol Degau
J. H. Root i Co
Bulla & Kline
Other buyers
20
373
431
312
1
5o
71
213
237
344
Hogs. Sheep.
I.h.
!.m
;i.ii'
435
4;',o
726
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 2 METALS There
was a further break in the London tin mar
ket, with spot closing at 163 and futures
at 162 Ins. Locally the market was re
ported weak, with spot owned at $5.T"'ii5.ri.
Copper was irregular in London, spot being
2a 6d lower, nt 178 2s nil, while futures
were a shade higher, at 77 12s fid. lineally
no change waa reported, and the tone wai4
quiet but firm, with lake at fl1.12Vul8.5i:
electrolytic. H8.issiiis.25. and casting at
117.87- ttlH.c". Lead was unchanged. at
$5.3.VrS 45 In the local market and at 10
2s nil in I.ondon. Spelter was tun hanged,
at 25 in London and at J1..1M116. In locally.
Iron was easier abroad, with Cleveland
warrants closing at 4s 14,1 and st.indatd
foundry at 4Ks. The local market was un
changed. No. 1 foundry northern ia quoted
at $19.251 1H.35: No. 2 foundry northern at
$17. 75ft 11. HI; No. 1 foundry southern at
$1S.2.Vi; 18.75, and No. 2 foundry southern at
$17 7fg 1 25.
ST. Lot'lS. March 2. METALS Lend
Steady, at $5.12H; spelter higher, at $6,011.
Totals 2.131 Ji',,251 1.724
CATTLK4 T,here were oui.v a tew came
here tnis nmi'itng, tne run being lignt
even for a Friday. All told seveniy cars
were reported in, as against eight y-tnree
week ago and 137 two weeks ago. There
was a good ileal of trash Included among
the receipts and only a few reauy desir
able loans.
All kinds of killing cattle were a slow-
sale, with the tendency easiec Packers
old not a nm-ar lit need of many cattle
i.ugelv for tne reason that they nave been
free tiuyers nil trie wcck ami were pretty
well tilled up. It was late wnen they got
started and the market waa without much
lite or snap at any time.
Win 4) was said above regarding fat
teeri4 would iPily equally well to rows
and heifers. It was a slow. Indifferent
11 arket. with no one apparently wanting
and it took longer to sell th
hand than It dors to dispose
ot twice the number on most days. The
tendency of prices was lower and those
wMi had cattl" fi sell found It an uusatls
lactory market.
There were few stockers und feeders, but
there Is never a very urgent demand for
that clasa of cattle toward the end of the
wek, as the cotiutrv demand usually falls
off at that tin.e. Owing to tin- large run
this week the demand today was less ur
gent than mlpht be expected even on a
Friday. Hence the market was slow and
weak, li was decidedly lower yesterday,
so that It was not an easy matter 10 tell
whether prices today were very much
wurse or not. i
llcprescntulive sales:
Ottr Bl(-'o.l3
No
sugar und Volaaaea.
XEi' YORK. March 2 . Sl'UAR Haw ,
firm; fair rdlnlr.g. 2Vi -' 15-hlc; cent i ll ugal,
96 test, 3'v,i3 7-lCc : molaa- sugar,- 24'fl
2 11-loe. Itetlned. steadv; No. 6, 4.1'v: No. 7,
4.05c; No. S. 4c; No. 9. 3.')c; No. 1". 3.:V; No.
11. 3(5e; No. 12, 3stc; No. 13. 3.75e; No. It.
3.75c; confectioners' A. 4 15c; mould A. 4.95c;
cutloaf. &; crushed. 5.3oc: powdered,
4.70c; granulated, 4.kjc; cubes, 4 85c.
t offe Market.
NEW YORK, March 2. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices, or about as due on steady European
rabies. The market closed steady, net un- j
changed to 5 points higher. Sales were re
ported of 79.250 bags. Including May at 7.15c. 1
July at 7.JH-. SepreniUr at 7 4.'i'n7.5oc, In-I
ccmber at 7.7"i7.I5c, February at '.kitf-1
7.85e. Spot H10 quiet; No. 7 Invoice, l-p;.
Kvanorateal Apples anal Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. March EVAPORATED
APPLE! Market sleadsr: common to fir
are quoted at 7r4,,.: good. 19m, 8i,iNc;
fair t going. 19i, oi4MT.e; print. 4ti44c
chetre. Jav: t3eV. UaViri.
CALIFORNIA DR14JD PTITTTS Prunes
ara la fair demand, with quotations ranging
from 41ae to lca according to grade.
No.
I....
I. ..
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4....
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1....
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7...
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19 .
I .
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I .
11..
I..
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Av.
. 7u0
'. iii
. K.I0
. 935
. 1060
.11.5
.1666
.1153
..1270
..l'75
..1I.U
.. 7r,
.. 720
.. too
. 950
. . aw
. . 10M)
.. vo
.. 9vi
..I'll')
. . 6s5
.. 50
.. 997
..1140
. ,wo
. .104"
.. SsO
. . 954
. .l"'l
.. SMI
. .low
. . sisi
. Its
.. 9MI
.. 910
.. 4JI
.. t"4
..1124)
..1U44
..l"20
.. 91,4
..luoo
.. 169
.1011)
. . l'S.0
. . 1060
.. 434
.. 931
.. 490
. I'SO
..1044
.. 414
.. 450
.. 41
.. 494
.. 4v
.. 430
.. 134
.. 92
. . 440
.. 654
.. 716
.. a-w)
.. 41(1
I r.
1 75
3 7
1 95
1 90
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 25
4 25
4 40
4 4u
4 4"
4 -
14..
I.
3..
11.
4.
11
10c
22.
13.
29.
COWS.
1 93
t is)
I On
1 11
1
1 15
a 25
i 15
1 25
1 25
1 25
2 35
1 40
1 40
2 4'l
1 40
1 40
1 60
2 U
1 50
2 w
2 fi
i 5".
1 ('.
2 65
1 95
1 15
I ', "
1 ,5
t 1.1
. 1j
. au
i 00
1 00
I on
4 00
a ot
1 00
10
a ia
HEIFER3.
t 10
$ 44
a u
4 4
a ot
4 Ot
a it
a 15
t"
a ia
1 25
a as
a u
11..
14..
It
It.
At.
1017
ll"7
Has)
1'31
1116
1195
11.4
1265
.. .. Li
1121
1135
1451
...v1341
, 090
1"70
1030
1043
1
4f.q
1340
i42
110
ft HO
lost
991
974
441
90
40
1166
975
lll
1360
1152
11 JO
1121
1339
1400
l04t
UM
I"S
II. 'a
1 174
1144
10JU
1231
15ot
1'Ul
1930
127t
1141
Pr.
4 40
4 to
4 60
4
4 44
4 I
il
1 40
4 90
4 00
4 10
40
4 14
a 25
a to
a 25
a 25
a 15
1 15
a 25
1 25
1 15
3 15
a 95
a 40
a to
a to
a 60
a to
a to
a 60
a m
a 40
a to
., 44
a ti
a t5
i i
a tu
a to
a it
a u
4 1 ,
i 75
a 7t
a 75
a at
a to
a 90
4 14
a to
' 412 a as
a 91a $ to
1 940 I 40
72 444 4 44
i 939 a 10
a s. t a at
t 440 a t
1 9-i a 40
1 a 40
9 ! 111
I i7u 4 no
4 lat 4 ii
SHEEP There was very little here In the
way 01 eitner siieep or lambs una very
little wanted. The quality on an average
was nothing extra, although there wero
a lew loads of pretty decent stuff on sale.
Such a combination of circumstances Is
bound to produce a slow, Indlffeient mar
ket. Some of the sales looked steady and
some looked lower and the feeling was
weak. (The fact that It was near the end
of the week and that packers were not
very greatly In need of supplies had a
good deal to do with the condition of tha
trade.
While the trade has been slow and to
that extent, at least, unsatisfactory, all this
week, choice sheep and ewes are fully
steady with a week ago gome would say
a little stronger. On the other hand, the
medium to common grades are lower and
me same tning is true 01 an Kinus ot
lambs.
Quotations: Good to choice native Iambs,
$t'i.4oco6.rtti; good to choice western lambs
til.3oiii4i.60; fair to good lambs, $6.156.30; cull
lambs, $4.5irt4o.2u; good to choice light year
lings, eo.o.Vgo.eO: good to choice heavy year
lings, 4o.6iKy5.io; lulr to good heavy year
lings, $5 411(5.00; good to choice wethers
$5.5ii4iu.iii); f:iir to good wethers, I5.26ii6.50
good to choice ewes, $1.S0Q6.25; fair to good
ewes. $4.50414.00. cull sheep and bucks, $3.00
4)4 00.
Heprcsentatlte sales:
No.
40 western culls
15 western cull ewes
I!i7 western ewes
21 western ewes
179 western ewes
47 western wethers
Ay.
; 95
. 9
. 92
. 100
. 91
Pr.
2 75
3 60
4 55
4 76
5 00
a 75
CHICAI.O l.IVK STOCK MARKET
Lower
tattle Dull Hogs Ten tents
Sheep and Lnniha Steady
CHICAGO. March 2. CATTLE Receipts
3.i9sj head: market dull, prices steaay; com
men to prime steers. $3..54j.So; cows, $3.10tr
4.5o: heifers. $2.5C9ti6.i9: bulls. $2.40(ri4.35
cabeg, $3.5nfr(C.50; stockers and feeders
$3.(964.75.
Hi MiS Receipts, 35.0U0 head; market 10c
lower; choice to prime heavy, $6.26fi0 30
medium to good heavy. $ti.l5rS6.25; butcher
weights. tti.SO'iig 30; good to choice heavy
mixed, $o.Lslr 224,; packing, 5.9"fo.2i),
SIIEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head; market steudy; sheep. $4.00rtiti.l5
yjurllngs, $5.50tfi6.25; lambs, $6.2&fl7.0u.
ew York Live Mock Market.
NEW YORK. March 2 -BEEVES P.e
celpts. S.706 head. Market for steers, slow
but steady; bulls and cows, steady to
strong: steers. tl.ifXuo.Sit; fat oxen, $4. 0'j
5. in; bulls. $3. 5093.80; cows. $2.104.30. Liv
pool and London cables quoted live cattle
slow at 114c per lb., dressed weight; re
ftigerator beef, lower at &4yi(9p per lb,
Exports tomorrow, ,60 cattle and 1.6M quar
t. of lieet.
CALVES Receipts, 1H1 head. Market
steady for good calves; no very prime or
choice here: common to good veals. $5.00
9(4); city dressed veals, steady at 914o per
ill., liillllli; llirpK-u, iiirfr,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
head. Market l'sfiloc higher on light sup-
nlv: sheen, nominal: cnoice. axis).
IIOGB-Receints. 1.703 head. Market feel
Ing steady; stale hogs quotable at 6.i5'ti.4o.
rO- ins t ity IA Mock Market
KANSAS CITY, March 2,-CATTLK Re
cetpts. 2.&10 lead, including 35o head south
cms; market shade lower; choice export
and dressed neef steers, e-i la'do.!"); fair
good, $4.tii6.15: western fed steers, HSd'n
6i)(i: stockers and feeders. $3.(9Ti4.Ki; south
em steers. $.'l.5"ri4.90; southern cows, $2 2541
35: native cows. $2,255)4.10; native heifers
I3.t6.4)0: bulls, $2.751 4.00; calves. tn.Oriig.TK.
HOGS Receipt. ti.lOO head; market 61j
7'' lower; top. $0,124; bulk of sales, $ii.0nr(i
B io; heavy, i..l(rvf 0.U4; puckers, i,.oisi4.01
pigs and llgh's. in.HMifii.flii.
SHEEP AND LAMH8- Receipts, 1.000
heud; market steady; native lambs, Vilr'
n.7o; western lambs, Vi ,ii. 16; ewes and
yearllngM, $l.7'rJu.9o; western fed yenrllngs,
e5.5toi.isi: western fed sheep, $!,2.jn j.vi
stockers and feeders. $3.2.vri4 00.
:ev
7h'tf
llc;
$1.'
of
bu.,
lil'U
and red.
Colo-
2iifl3.'c.
per 2-bu.
3D lbs.
3i
3o
OMAH A 4 4401.F.91 W.K M4.HKF.T.
en4ltlna ef Trade aaif Uaatatlnnt on
ate pie anil laser I'rodnee.
EO(1l9-Rece1nta liberal; candled stock,
unsettioal at 1
LIVE ItiCLTRY-llens. ltv: old rooster
; mrkeve. IV; gucka. 11c; young roosters
(iO'V; geese, ge.
I'RES!9EI POULTRY Turkey. lS-ilPc
old toms. 15filc; chickens, lOW'uU'ic. oK
roostets. 7e; ducks, l?r113c; geee, loc.
Bl'TTER-Parklng stork. 144c: choice tt
faney dairy, llolsc. creamery. 217i2l4c.
HA I ITIced qtHiten rjy innana reea com-.
pany: No. 1 upland. $o.: medium, $.'..".
coarse. t4.sOQfi.oo. Rye straw, $0.50.
BRAN Per ton. $16 50.
TROPICAL FRVITS
DATES' rr bo of 90 1-lb. pkgs . ,2.00:
llalkiwaen. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 5c; Say
ars. per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, l-lh. pkgs..
ti-00 Tr do ; s-ll. Imxes, $1 00.
ortANtiKsi t alirornia. extra tanry iieo-
and navels, all iaes, $2(); fancy navels.
.45: choice, all Plaes. t:.s'fi2.76.
LEMONS tJtnosstera. extra fancy.
Size, 13 25; to 300-slce, $3 75.
FIGS California, per lo-lb. carton.
ace; Importfd Smyrna, three-crown.
Blx-crown. lSe.
BANANA-Psr medium slied bunch.
12 35; Jumbos. $f$n'.i3ofi
TA Nt 1 Kit I N ES 4. alii mln, per nnx
bout iar. tsao.
CRAPE FRl IT Florida, per box. ,
T.50; Callfatnla, per box. $4.0tVti4 aO.
FRl ITS.
PEARS Winter Nellls and Mount Vernon.
2.40
A PrLES California Pcllflowers. $1 ts) pet-
ba. box; Ben Dm Is, $1.76 per btv box: WIik -sups.
$2.25 per bu. box; other varieties. $2,011
fn2.50 per hu.; New York apples, $5.50 per.
bbl.
GRAPES Imported Malagas. $.i..yrrfi .10.
OLD VEGETABLES
POTATOES-Home grown, per
one: South Dakata. net- bu.. 10C
ONIONS Home srown. yellow
per bu., .5c; Spanish, per crate. 42
rado, red and yellow, per bit.. $1.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.00.
LIMA BEANS Per lb . 54c.
CABBAGE Home grown and Wisconsin.
In crates, per lb., 2c.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND Tl HMl'n-
Per bit.. fi.Vu7.'ic.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per dog.,
SWEET POTATOES Kansas,
bbls.. $2.00.
NEW VEGETABLES
TOMATOES Florida, per crnte of
net $0.
WAX BEANS Per hamper ot about
lbs. net, $ti
STRING BEANS rer hamper ot about
lbs. net. $3.14114 00.
EGG PLANT-Florida, per dot.. iTl.S".
GREEN PEPPERS Florida, per hamper
of about 10 doz., 421.5a.
TV RN I PS Louisiana, per doz. bunches.
75c.
SHALIiOTTS Loulsluna, lier doz
bunches, 75c.
HEAD IjETTI CE Isntiisiana. per Bin..
tl2.! 15.00; per doz. heads. $l.7Rt2.00.
LEAF Will i (.1-. tiotnouse, per ooz -heads,
50e.
Cl'Cl MBCRS HOtnouse. per ting.. 1.
RADISHES lrothmise, per dog. bunches..
50Ti 75c.
Ml SintOOMS Hothouse, per 10., oc.
BEEF Cl'TS.
No. 1 ribs. 13c; No. 2 ribs, 11c; No. 3 rlb.
i'-ic; No. 1 Icrtn, loc; No. 2 loin. 12c; No. 3
loin. 94o; No. 1 chuck, 5'o.c; No. 2 chuek.
44c; No. I chuck, 4c; No. 1 round, JV:
No. z rouno, oc; rso. .1 rouna, w , rso. 1
plate, 4c; No. 2 plate, 3'fcc; No. 3 plate. 3c.
MISCULUANKUl B.
CIDER PVr keg. $3.76: per bbl., $6.75.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $3.50 .
CHEESE Swiss, new. 1c; Wisconsin
brick, lfic; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; twins,,
15c; Young Americas, 154c.
NUTS ainuts, rso. 1 una sneus. new
crop, per 11., lb'-fcc; nara sneus, per in.,.
134c. Pecans, large, per lb.. 14c; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb.. 64c; roasted,
per lb., 6c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 12C(jl34c.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb- ir-'- Cocoanuts, $1.25 per
sack of 100. . . ,
FRESH riSH Trout, lie: nannut, jno;
pickerel, dressed. 7c: white bass. He; sttn-
tlsllt (Knc , percn. enuiiieu iiu uirerru, r. ,
rlke. 10c: redsnappcr, lie: salmon, lb-;.
crapples, 6'tiOc; eels, ISc; black bass, Zjc;
whltensn, lie; irog legs, per uo., 00c,
lobsters, green, 3:1c; boiled lobsters, 3ir:
hluetlsh. 15c; herring. 4c; Spanish mackerel,
ltic; haddock, loc; shrimp. tl.tWfjl.jO per
gallon: snielts. 12c; cod, 12c.
(jyain,rr5 r resn nmooaiu, ,,-i nn. ,
shell oysters, tl.0oea2.O0 per 100; Llttlo Neck
clam. t150 per 100.
81 GA K Urunilltlicn cane. in 1101s., .i.,
granuiatea cane. 111 siiisa. eo.oi, aiauuiuiru
beet. In sacks, tt.Ol.
HVRlT-lii narreis. ;jn per gni. : cases, n
10-lb. cans, tl.Ou; cases, 11 5-1D. cans, $J.so;
cases, 24 24-111. cans. !.:.
COFFEE Koastea: ivo. .1,1, i"c per in.;
v an. aio nrr Hi. ; No. 25. 184c per lb.;
No. 20. 154c per lb.; No. 21, 124c per lb.
FlOL K 1 wlioiesaie) nesi nigii gtaue ie-
braska, per cwt.. $2: best high grade patent
Minnesota, per cwi., i..', smisni isnnn
Nebraska, per cwt., $2; second patent Ne
braska, J1.90.
Cl'RED FISH-lunilly whltetlsh, per H
bbl t Km lb., M 50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl , 200 lbs., bloaters, $10: No. 1. $Ji; No. 2,
$2i; No. 3. $20; Irish No. 2, $17. Herring, in
bbls., 200 lbs. each. Norway. 4k, $13; Nor
way, 3k. tl3; Holland, mixed, $11.50. Hol
land herring, in kegs, milkers. c; kegs,
mixed. 70c.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet. f.1.2n; No. car
pet $2.4": No. 3 plain. $".25.
CANNED G( )( iDS -orn, standard west
ern. o.Vgiioc: Maine, $1.25. Tomatoes, 3-lb.
cans, $1,251(1.50; 2-1 h.. 974-fttl. Pineapples,
crated. 2-lb.. $2.06"(2.30; sliced. $1.9f.4i2.2i):
callon apples, fancy, $3.50. California apri
cots $1 4"ri2.00: pears. tl.TTifi 2.6); peaches,
fane'v. tl-76i2.40; H. C. pea-hea, t2.OtWi2.5o.
Alaska salmon, red. tl.15; pink, 90c; fancy
Chinook, V., $2.10: fancy sockeye F., tl.95;
sardines, '-oll, t2.50: t-mustards. t2.5ixfi'
3 10 rlweet'potatoes, .n' 1.25; sauerkraut,
tr pumpklna, socffitl; wax beans, 2-lb., 75ti
90c; Lima beans, 2-lb., "ri'ifflcfitl.SS: spinach,
41 3oi2.00; cheap peas, 2-lb., bOc; extra, 76(
90c; fancy, $1.36111.75.
HIDES. PELTS AND TALLOU'-No. 1
g-een bides, K4o; No. 2. 74': No. 1 salted,
10c; No. 2. 9c; green bull hides, "(iiSc; cured,
9iluc: dry hides, 1oi(2tk-. Horse hide. large,
$3; small. $2.60. Sheep pelts, each, 50c'g$l.25.
Tallow. No. 1. 4c; No. 2. 3c; rough. 14c
Philadelphia Prod ore Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2 Bl'TTER
Firm; extra western ci-camery, 30c; extra
nearbv prints, .X2c.
EGGS Weak and barely steady; nearby
fresh nnd western fresh, 10c at mark.
CHEESE Quiet; New Yolk full cream,
12V14'4C.
Peoria firaln Market.
I'EORIA, Marcli 2 CORN Strong: No. I
yellow, 4t'4o: No. 3, 404c; No. 4. 39c; no
grade. 364''l374c.
OATB Steady ; No. 3 white, c; No. 4
white J9'C.
REAL KKTATK THAMiFfcHS.
St. Lonls Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. I.OI IB. March CATTLE Occ-intt,
ot) head, including 40o head Texans; rna
ket steadv: native shipping and expirt
steers, $5.u"(4i.lii; dressed beef and butcher
steers. t4.lotiS.2Ti; steers under l." llis
:1 I'll 4.6n: Blocker and feeders, t-'ii'alT'l
cow and heifers, $2.1i''i5.iiO: cannets. $1 S5'
2.; bull. $2.2f,fi4.5o; calves. $3tri;.T5;
Tt xaa and Imllan steers, t3.9OM.70; cowa
and heifer. t2.3ie4.10.
H("a;s-Receipts. 0.500 head: market 15c
lower; pigs and lights, t5.4is7ii.25: packera,
t'.tsi'riii.i; butchera and best heavy. ti.l5?i
6.J0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5Uihead:
mark'-t steady: native muttons, $1 i9Hin.no:
lambs, In.M'n ,vr,; culls and bucks, $3.5ti4t.26;
st'K-ker. $;.ij7i4.Wi.
stork la Hlght.
Receipts of live stock ut the six principal
western maraets yeatemay:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha .!.'' lo.uo i.'ttt
Sioux City ) , 9 ;si
Kamsaa City !.5no 0.1x1 l.osi
St. Joseph l.(',7 ii.231 2.932
St. Louia Sisi ti.ysi ,
Chicago t,U4 36,(s R.iaX)
Totals 12.7457 72,031 14.432
l. Joarph l.lve Slock Market.
ST. JOREPH, March I. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.obj head; maiket steady: natives.
f4.n-(i6 . cows and lielfus, tl ioi4 0n,
stockers and feeder, ti.tty 4 6y.
HOGS Recelfits. (i.321 head; market Value
lower; light, t5.9oiiti.o7 4: medium and
heavy. tV (Asutl U.
SHEKl AWD LA M Bat RectJVia, 2.9.12
iwiad; market ateudy: lainba. f ; pi.
feeds filed for record March 2. 190K, as
furnished by the J. Fred Kerr Co.. bonded
abstracters. 1(9 8 New York Life building:
1. 110 wig Grimm and wife to Charles
L. Thomus, Id 22, block 15. Wet
Albright t 5
E E. Stenberg et al. to Henry Mor
tinsen. lots 5, 22 and 23, block lo.
Rose Hill "''
Hlldur Appelgren 10 Krlstlane Mor
tensen, lot 7, block 10, Rose HID 1
Same to same, lot 20, block lo. Rose
Hill
Fred W. Wood to Frank Lootnis, lot 6.
block 10, Patterson park K
G. A. Lindqucst ami wife to M Erlck
iin. lots t, 4, 5 and 6, block 11, Rose
Hill 45'J
The I D. Mercer Co. to Edward L.
Balbui-h. lots 8 and 9. block IS. Wal
nut Hill add 1
Oliver I). Belli and wile to Maggie
14. Rea. Iota K and 9. block 7. llil
cyon Height
John M. Huston and
2.'HM
wife to -John A.
Duff, lot 27, block 3. Missouri Avenue
park '
Pai-sumpsie havings loink to Carl F.
Johnson, lot 6 und 6, block 3. Mon
mouth Park add l,4"sl
Josetih Claudt and wl'e to Michael
Opltg, tract In 17-10-13 5"l
Ellen M. Clurkson to Catherine M.
Hciinenerry, p.irt lot 7, block 93,
Omaha 1
Catherine M. Ilenneberry to Ralph H.
Johnson, eacie 5,9s
Stori Brewing Co. to I". P. R. R. Co..
part lot 9, block M. South Omaha iMxt
Viola J. Cameron and husband to Wil
liam A. Bell, lots 10 and 11, block
122. Dundee place , l,rs
Marv Mulli.ill to Wllliutii Mulhall, lots
5. 7 and . block 1. McCormlck's
add 1
Cora A. Sanders arid husband to John
W. Rapp, lot 9, block 1, Yates A
llempel's 2..'i'4l
Graham L. Bradley t al. to f. P. R.
R. Co., south 140 feet lot H, block 61.
South Omaha .(0
Nebraska Investment & 1 uiprovenicnt
Co. to M. F. Fuiikhouser. lot 6. Rlv- ,
ertlew tidal .'t
F. Ds Day Ql Co.
aioavg Cltr I.W49 HtaeW Market.
SIOI X CITY. March i.-(gpeclal Tele- ,
gram.) CATTLE Rccolprs. 4s) head, mar- 1
ket stead, ties vet. $1 Cio'36 60, cows, bullg 1 BU 'fboa Sii,
aer alers tat
Stocks. Cirain. Provltioni
Itraach omet, 11(4-111 Uonrtl of TaMtdt,
Hldar Omaha. Ke4. Telepkaa Snii. ,
T'-Zii txchaoua Bldg. South OmaJia.
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