THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCH- 10, 1906.
13
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41
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bulli Tail to Hold Up Under Exirtiu
Conditions.
NEWS DISASTROUS TO WHEAT AND CORN
Vnth Orrali font Lowrr-lorrmnt
Flgaree Satarday to Ibaw Lire
Rttrrrti la Firam',
Heads Oati Weak.
OMAHA, March , 1!KV.
Extremely weak foreign rabies caused
filing In wheat at th opening. . All new
Was bearish. Argentina shipments wer)
large and advices from India favorable as
to the crop. Larue receipts, no demand,
poor flour trad-, poor export thquiry tins
minis up the domeetlc situation. '1 he press
tire was too much and the market de
clined steadily to me below yesterday for
May and c below for July.
Corn was weak througnout the session,
closing more than 1c lower for May. Many
holders weteltiluced to lei go by the con
tinued decline In wheat, and this, with good
weather, which Indicates a larger move
ment, caused the break. There was no Im
provement In the export demand. The fact
that government tlgures tomorrow sre ex
pected to show large teserves contributed
to the weakness.
Oats opened weak and declined further,
loelng c for the day. The movement Is
si IH light and the domestic demand good.
Clearances were FAoi bushels wheat. W,
VI bbls. flour, 452.01 bushels corn and 11'.
Ofl bushels oats. Primary wheat receipts
were 4M.O0O bushels and shipments of 177. .IrO
bushels, against receipts last year of
ut bushel and shipments of 273.000 bush
els. C orn receipts were 372,000 bushels and
shipments oOn.rajn bushels, against receipts
last year of . ia0 bushels and shipments
of M.nc0 boshels.
Liverpool closed 8d lower on wheat and
H'&Hd higher on com.
(.ate In the session New Tork reportsd
thirty loads corn for export, July ship
ment. Stocks of wheat at Minneapolis Increased
900.000 bushels for the week.
Argentina wheat shipments were 4.892.000
bushels, and corn shipments 2Ui.uuo nusneis
Kansas City wired: "Corn Is firm and
higher today. Receipts are only about one
fourth what they were last year. The pro.
posed cut In freight r8 probably will
clean up the greater part of our corn
stocks In a short time."
Joe Jackson of Wrenn Co. Is not so
bearish as he was before wheat broke be
low 8f He says: "The liquidation by the
holders of Mav wheat has been vry se
vere. The result has been that It has put
the Chicago mark"t to alut the cheapest
1n the country, and while the situation
itself does not show any more strength
than It hss the price Is a great deal more
In line with It than It was all through the
winter. At that time the situation was
weak and the market strong."
The local range of options:
eases Included, lie; firsts. lJo; prime firsts,
14c; extras, 154c. Cheese, steady; lltfl3c.
XRW TORK MEIER At, MARKET
Varlows
Articles.
I Open. High. Low. I Close.
Wheat- I I
May 78A 73AJ 7TAI 71 4A
Corn I
May 378.A f!A 36W37 37A
July T,A S7"4AI 37V.! 37-.A
Oats I
May. 28V4jA HA 28,B
A asked. B bid.
Omaha ,'aah Salea.
OATS No. S white, 1H cars, 2V; no
grade, 4 car, 25V,c.
Omaha. Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 70ff72cj No. t hard,
t"D'i'c; No. 4 hard, stnxc; iso. i spring
71U'73r; No. I spring, ttiSWic.
CORN No. 3, Me; No. 4, 84He; No. J
yellow. 8Cc: No. 3 white. 37ffl37'Ac.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 2c: No. 3 white, 28,
vunc; no. t wmie, K'tjisvic.
ItVK No. i, 53c; No. 3, 62c.
Carlot ' Hecelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oat
140
13
Chicago
Kansas City..
.Minneapolis ..
Omaha
Duluth .......
St. Louis
1
. 27
.3ti6
82
27
63
43
Qaotatlaaa af the Par a
Commodities.
NEW TORK. March 8-FLOUR Receipts,
I0.M2 bbls.-. exports. 10 in bbls. Market, dull
and lower to sell; Minnesota patents. 84.28
4i4 60: Minnesota bakers'. t3 4"o3 7n; winter
patents, t39rfT4.2; winter straights, t3.r'e
li; winter extras, t2.7f53 2S; winter low
grades, $2 fitf(J $. Rye flour, dull: fair to
good, $.1 ni: Hn; choice to fsncy, t8H?4 25
CORN MEAL Bteady; fine white and yel-
ow. II. l: coarse. ll.ft3al.0S: kiln-dried.
ll.swsi.te.
BARLEY Thill: feertlnsr. 40Vc. c. 1. I.
EulTalo: malting, 4fXifc c. I. f. Buffalo.
w H EAT Receipts, 6O.0W nu. ; exports,
338 bu.r spot market. wAk; No. 2 red,
S3tc elevator and 6Mc f. o. b. afloat: No.
northern. Lm uth. SRc f. o. b. afloat.
Bear news predominated In wheat today
causing renewed liquidation and a violent
decline to new low levels. Owing to weak
cables, good westher, liberal receipts. In
creasing northwestern stocks and favorable
Modern Miller report. Argentina statis
tics were very bearish and export demand
light. The market closed Nfc7" net lower.
May. S3 3-16'(iH3dO. closed at -jc; J"iy,
kl'o soHo, closed st 83'iic; September, 82V1
8J74,c, closed nt 82c.
CORN Receipts, Wi.l&O nu.; exports, io.ivo
hu.; Spot market, easv; No. 2, b"c elevator
snd 47c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 47c;
No. 2 while. 48NC The option market was
fairlv active and much weaker, yielding
to heavy unloading and the break in
wheat. Last prices showed S'rt'c net
loss. Mav. 4X14-. closed at 4l,c; July,
closed at 4Mc; September, closed at 4!:NiO.
OA To Receipts, R4.6"0 tm.: spot iram-i,
easy; mixed oata. to 32 ins.. W'V-..
tiatural white. 30 to 33 lbs.. 8ff36c; clipped
white, 3S to 40 lbs., SKivaH"-.
HAT Steady; shipping. 45iiSc; "oa to
choice, stynSoC.
FEED Steady; spring bran, 818. io. inarcn
shipment: middling. Il.75. March shipment.
HOI S Kaev : state, common m mw".
1116, llMe; 1004, llc; olds, 6ffic; Facinc
HIDF.B Steady; uaiveston. ai in to n.,
25c; California, 21 and 24 lbs., 21c; Texas
dry, 24 and 30 lbs., 19c.
PROVISIONS Beef steady: family. 111.50
ffl3.00; mess. tOon-ft 10.00; beef hams, 120.000
21 mi, n.rk.1. xm.MKfi 11. w: cuy rsu. muiie
mess, lift fKxtf20.no. Cut meats steady ; pickled
bellies, W."tf9.&0; pickled shoulders, iT.UKrs
7.50; pickled hnms, tl0.2fi 10.50. Iard. easy;
western prime. I7.SB; continent, IS.20; S. A.,
iRU- vmnrund. K.n04il.37i. Pork, steady;
family, 117. VW 17.50; short clear, ld.0m!17.&0;
... A. . I a if, hi
TALLOW Steady; city, 5c; country, 5
El.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to, extra, 34
c; Japan nominal.
ucttwh irrevulnr: western factory,
common to firsts, lafllt'-c; western Imita
tion creamery, extras, 20c; western firsts.
17c.
CHEESE Firm; unchanged.
v rcn-O ITif-mer western firsts. 18-.
western seconds, 14(B14Vic; southerns. WS
POCLTRT Dressed, western chlrkens, 10
13c; turkey's, 14(0 ZOc; 10 wis, itpcoiac.
St. Loala Geaeral Market.
8T. LOUIS, March . W2IEAT Lower;
Mn -red caah. elevator. WaSSc: track
tohiWPik: May, 744'&i,4c; July. 7J-,c; No.
3 hard. 7t.'5S2c. , . u
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 3Hc; track
liln, u, lili.' .Tnlv 411.C.
OATI.wer: No. 2 cash, SOc; track.
30V831e: May, 2Hc; July, Wc; No,
FLOUR Weak : red winter patents. I4.15gi
4.i6: extra fancy and straight, U.71XQ4.0U;
clear, rr.7nia.oo.
SEED Timothy, steady; I2.60i92.80.
cnnvucilAIMilv. 12.20.
ttn an Rteadv: sacked, east track, 84
HAT-Steady; timothy, 8.0(ifl3.5O; prairie
lis.mwjy.60.
IRON COTTON TIES--$1.02,
RAOtllNH v4o.
trip TWINE 8Kb.
cn'nviainKD Pork, lower: lobbing
115.25. Lard, lower; prime steamed, 17.40.
nrv ualt meats, steooy; noxen extra wuiib,
tiini- rioir rlh. l&.til'A: short clears, S.i5
' . . . . V.AM.a til OSi
Kitcon. steaav noxea nu
.i... wtvm tu tihnrf clears. 19.50.
POULTRY Dull; cnicsens, i'"iiv7i
.nrinir. i2Up: turkeys, lfcc OUCKS, IX
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculation Takes on Considerable
Decree of Animation.
CHICAGO GRA1X AND FftOVISIO.NS
Keatarea ( the Trad I a a; mad Closlaa;
Prices oa Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, March . Wheat prices here
today scored a new low record market for
the crop, the May delivery at one time sell
ing at 7te per bu. Favorable weather in
the southwest and bearish foreign advices
' were responsible for the weakness. At the
close the May option showed a net loss of
lc. Corn was down Walc Oata were
off HS-p. Provisions were 2fff-ii lower.
The opening In tbe wheat market was ex
tremely weak and Initial quotations showed
sharp losses, the May option being down
S'J-c to lmlHc at 7bV8iiT,c For a tune
there waa general selling and about the
only buying was In the nature of covering
by shorts. News of the day was favorable
lo the bears. Weather in the American
southwest waa again highly favorable for
the fall-sown crop and Liverpool cables
were lower. These were the principal In
fluences that weakened the market. There
were several slight rallies during the day.
rut each upturn Increased selling by local
bears and prices quickly eased oft again.
The market, however, became much stead
ier In the last hour of trading. For May
the lowest point of the day was reached at
7tic. The close was steady with May at
7HVa7me. The July option ranged between
76o and TTc, and closed with a net loss
of VSlo at 77o. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equa! to 21.tt bu. Exports for
the week, as shown by Bradstreet's, were
equal to 1564.000 bu. Primary recelptg were
4M,0 bu., against 408.000 bu. a year ago.
uinnunnlli. Duluth and Chicago reported
, receipts of 43i cars, against 3u3 cars laat
week and 236 cart a year ago.
. Despite small local receipts and firm ca
hlea the corn market was weak. The
slump In wheat and a decline of to lc
In the price of cash corn affected the mar
ket In about equal degrees. The greatest
ukn.M of the dav waa shown during the
latter part of the session, when prominent
' local bears aold freely. Offerings were
.taken chleflv by shorts and cash houses.
The market closed weak, with prices at the
tnwe.t noint of the day. May opened tttt
'He lower at 43U4SSC. sold at 4.VS4H
and then gradually declined to 4iHo. Final
uotatlons were at iZZ2c. Local r
oelnts were 140 cara. with J of contraot
'gTade.
Tradina in oats was iiuiet and the mar
ket weakened In sympathy with other
grains. A feature of trading was the chang
ing of the May option for the July dellv
.rv Tiwar nricea for cash oats had a d
pressing effect. May opened vc to Hfe'vC
lower at 3oaV. declined to 29 He and
closed at the lowest point. Local receipts
; Provisions were quiet and the market wag
steady during the first hour, but broke
later an profit-taking In pork. A closing
decline Of 5fH0o' In the price of live hogs
and decreased shipments of meat and lard
weakened prices. At the close May pork
waa off i2Kf 'at 315. 67H. ' Lard was down
."Viiftc at l7.751i7.77Vj. Bibs were off 647Vc
at 3S.20.
The leading futures ranged as follow!
utsM UVf I f 1T
- - ' l.V A. ...a. O.Wi V. fiolrV
"'a?!i .
The receipts and rhlpments of flour and
errain were:
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats, tu...
Kansas City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITT. March .-WHEAT-Un
.i -a intr.r' Mav. 71c: Julv. 8rc
Sentember. fc. Cash: No, 2 hard, 74-W
r -. . ... A
o; ino. s, iiiuiov,
'CORN Unchanged to lower; May. 3V
Julv. XKc. Cash: No. 3 mlxeo. wajsc
v ..hit. Sy'rrSSUc: No. 3. 3itii:iOC.
oath Hteaflv: no. I wniie, ihimi
nl1 &IC
- ' - - V. . . i . i . i. en orA.il tu
liA i oteaay ; cnoice umw) m, u,"
choice prairie, sx was. is,
pvk Hreanv. bcanvc.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2, whltewood cases included, lac; case
count. 11c: cases returned, m per aos
BUTTER Bteaay; creamery, iik, iai
lng, 12HC.
Artlclei.l Open.) IXIgh.l Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat I I
May !7H4iSI
July
Sept.
7 May
1 July
. Sent.
Julv
Sept.
Cfrn
May
Sept.
po-k-
Mav
Julv
Lard
Mav
July
Sept.
1"
May
July
7'i-7v,l
77(8.71
7T.
77,
TlH'SH
;41'4S 434iH!
4S,fS' 4.1V.I
U 44 I 44 !
I80fi30' 'SojJiiV
t ios: a".1
2S'i! .'.,!
1
15 7o I 13 71
16 72H' 1 '5 I
T8i I
10
a I
I 27"'
7Mi 77Vij
42i'44HeH! 4aS
2 4'J'S7
43V 41H.44W
I I
2m 3tHfi H
28' fcV 2!
... iTSI 15 57H 15 80
13 S7W 16 57V,; 15 7iH
T SO I
T !!'!
3 On
TV I
3 30 I
T 71
J 87U
e. T,,
t 30
I 3
TTTV,
T I7VJ
T 7Vi
I 30
I 35
T 80
7 82H.
3 rrvt
s m
No. S.
fh nuetations were as follows:
F1.0UR Dull, negleclevl; winter patents
33 v04 winter straights. 33.4083 TO; spring
patents. 33 4t.fi3.so: spring straighta ti4
1th- bakers. U.lonx.UO.
. WHEAT No. 3 sprlna- 74Vr67c; No. 3,
7T7c- Kn 1 red. tj i7o.
foRN-Nn, i. ivfl41c: No. I yellow. 41c
OATS-No. 2. JB.,c; No. I white, 31ST33C
No. 3 ahite. LVn31o.
RVK-No. 3 iiWc.
BAHLKY Good feeding. 7tilTV4c; fair to
clio'ce malt nil. 414i4oc.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.07; No. 1 northwest
em r i Clover contract arade. 111.75
PROVISION'S Mea purk, per bbl.. Ill 45
' 15 50. Lard, per V Ihs., 87 ft. Short ribs
aides (loo'.f i 3 iai.15. short nba sides
ilixed, tf 4r,8.K'.
, The receipts and shipments Of flour and
r-n -: Hfo.mil rmoinents
riour. bhhi 1.7 37
s.'lirat. 1U inn M t
'oin. bu. i:.4n i7a
(. hu u: wa 130
t. bu s ( H tn
iUrlej. bu 38.7S 11.300
tta the Produce exchange today the but
lr niavket was stvi4v: cretaneriee, 1
is. usines, layac. tr, easy; at mark
Receipts. ShlDments,
.... 8.O0O 8.000
... 27,0110 43,000
48.000 67.000
....93.000 7,UO0
Wheat, bushels.
Corn, bushels...
Oats, bushel
Recelnts. Shipments,
.. 22.000 23,000
.. 29.000 as.ooo
.. 11.000 8,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 8 FLOUR
u.rw.t lower for oa tents: first patents
14 00414.10: second patents, 13.803.90; fllrst
clears. 33.609 1: second clears, 12.402.55.
BKAN tn duik, IU.WUU H.
fBniuHnr onotatlons for Minneapolis de
iiv.rw The ranee of prices, as rurnisned
by F. D. Day & Co., 110-111 Board of Trade
building, was:
Artlolea.l Opn.! Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y,
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
July...
T6Sflt
1 13
1 15H'
75H 75 75S 7H
77, 77V, 77V4 7V
77 76V, 76 77V,
1 14, 1 12 1 14, 1 12S
1 l1, 1 lftV, 1 11', 1 14
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
flut.K7.K; gold coin and bullion, 76.117,f24;
gold certificates. .M.7.310. .
UPWARD MOVEMENT AVERAGES ONE POINT
Re-entraace of Professional Onerators
Attracts Largta Oatslde Follow
leg lose Is Active
and Firm.
NEW YORK. March B Bi,ecnlulln In
the stock mstket took on a considerable
egree l animation today, the volume of
filings exnaildlns hitbIm in over a million
hares. There were manv strlklne mm..
mepts, but the majority of these were In
no class or specialties and In stocks which
ave neitred In the operations of pools and
nder the Influence of rumors and tnvHter.
I in the past deallnrs. An unward mov-
n-ent of moderate proportions, however,
was fairly comprehensive, and exceptions
to advances of as much as a point might
he more conveniently enumerated than the
total list of gains.
iierdays vurorous advances and the
comparative freed from selling pressure
s inose aavances occurred evidently had a
convincing; effect on speculative sentiment.
no. large professional operations made
heir appearance In todav's market. The
Identity of operators In some of the most
active stocks demonstrated the re.eiitrv
Into the market of many SDeculatlve cools.
which carried previous movements to a
consummation, and were supposed to have
disposed of the heavy lines then accumu
lated. The concentrated source of much
of the buying In highly speculative quar
ters would be accepted commonly as evi
dence of a rather unsubstantial character
in tne operation. But tn the changed mood
of the speculative sentiment today It was
suspected that the execution of orders
through other hands might be designed to
conceal more Important operations. This
suspicion, although It was purely within
ine reaim or surmise, was an Innoortant In
fluence, including an outside following for
the movement. There was a marked re
vival of rumors which have lain dormant
as active factors In the market during the
reactionary period.
The so-called lead merger protect was
hroiight forward again Into attention.
There were renewed slluslons to the sun-
posed Important developments In prospect
In the affairs of the Amalgamated Copper
company and In the copper lndustrv. A
st-nlv of the distribution of the "dav's
larsrest denllnrs and of Its widest sd VAPceH
will reveal how lnra-e a nnrt Influences
of this character nlaved In the day's op
erations. The upward rush of five points
In Atchison late vesterdav Was a In lire
feature In the revival of speculative confi
dence, but the backwardnesa of that stock
today, under renllzing. had no restraining
effect on the advance elsewhere. Yester
day's rumors of a decision to Increase the
dividend rate were without confirmation,
but the fact that nn Issue of over 317.000 000
of convertible bonds Is being offered In the
maricet was commented upon ss a srround
for advantage from the activity In the
stock. Pennsylvania and United States
Steel stocks were inclined to be heavy, as
those companies are reported to be con
templating aririltlonnl band Issues. The
Continued decline of foreign exchange kept
tip the talk of possible engagements of gold
tor import, out no announcements were
made. The placing of MOirtOoo of govern
ment deposits with the hanks has reduced
their week's loss to the sub-treasury to
IcW.ono, but the exprexs movement to the
Interior apparently has been agilnst New
York for the week, so that a cash Increase
of only tl.tmo.oou Is Indicated. The week's
early liquidation In the stock market Is
expected to show a large loan contraction
in tomorrow's bank statement. Profit
taking made some Impression on the dav's
extreme gains, but the market rallied
araln and closed active and firm.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, nar value.
32 7:16.000. United States 2s and the old 4s
advanced V4 per cent on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock it.
chance wore as follows -
Balm. Hlih. Loir. Clnte.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March . MONEY On call,
stesdy at IStiS per cent; ruling rate. 44
per cent; closing bid. 3H per rent: offered
at 44j per cent. Time loans, easier; slx'y
and nirety dsvs, 5V, per cent; six months,
5V64 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPER-W54
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak. with
actual business In bankers' bills st 4tCI.V
4.85J0 for demand and st I1.8-"n4 .it for
sixty-day bills: posted rates. l .KM I.K4 and
34 ;ij4 1; commercial bills, 4.M,.
SILVER Bar, 63 V; Mexican dollars,
tsv.
1JNDB Government, strong; railroad,
firm.
Ci sing quotations on bona, today were
ss follows:
1M'iJ,pn . M perle,..!""1
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Cattle on Sale to Create
Much Interest,
HOGS OPEN HIGHER, BUT CLOSE LOWER
l S. ref m. I
4a coupon
D. 8 a, rt.
4 o reu poa . . .
do ol4 4, rei
do coupon . . .
f . 8. new 4,
do roupon
Am. Tobacco 4,
do W
Atrhlion sen. 4,...
do ,11 4,
Atlantic C. h. 4...
Btl. Ohio 4,....
do m,
Brk. R. T. r. 4,...
Central of Os. it..
do lt Inc
do 2d Inc
do 8d In'-
Then. Y Ohio 4S.
Very Man Ran of heep and Iambs,
with Sothloa; Choice In lght
All Kinds Command
teady Prleea.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 8, 19".
Receipts were: Catiie.lioas 8ueep.
. Iin-V do 4, rtta
,13 do 4t n" " O
.ni do Id werles K"-
.ins It. A N. unl. 4, 1OT
.104 Mm. c. I 4 n
.130 Mn. Central 4, U
.HO ito 1M Inc J44
. 7t Mlnn. St. L. 4,.. M1
.114!M.. K. T. 4a im"
.iuV do U
. 4 N. R, R. of M. c. 4a. KS'a
. t-i N. T. C. I. 'i'4)
.IIUVN. J C. s. Sa 12H
. IIS So rarinc 4a H1
. S do U n't
.114 N. A W. c. 4, Wt't
. HVO. S. L. rfilg 4a .',
, Ml IPenn. conr. ,1Ss 1"!
. Mi Reading sen. 4, I'O'
lnHjlHt. b. A I. M. r. ia..UH
Cittlcial Mondav..
titlicial luesitay...
Official Wednesday.
Otllcial Thursdav...
Official Friday
Kive days this week.
X.ftllt
6S.
4iw3
1.476
i.tii
11.0411
10.
,)
9iU
,0b8
a.,vi
3.7W)
.18.278 41.2-! .0S7
Chirr.,, A. ,1'4a... aO',Sit. U S. V. If. 4a. M
C, B. ft Q. n. 4i....l'W11!st. L. . W. c. 4a... I4
C, R. 1. ft P. 4a.... -yseabnard A. L. 4a....
do rol. aa ) So. Parln.- 4 1
tVC. ft St. L. II 4a. .104 I do lt 4a rtfa t
Colo. Ind. (a. rr. A. 7V So. Rallsar r.a 1IH
7lj Ti,a ft P. la 12i
T.. St. h. W. 4a.. ii.
I'ninn Parinc 4, V i
14, do tonv. 4a....
f.iV V. B. S. 2d aa...
WahMh 1,
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No,
hard. 7bc: No. 1 northern. 744c; to ar
rive, 74V; No. f northern, 72V; to arrive,
7ZV No. 3 northern. 7iv&72c; No. 1
durum, 70c; No. 3 durum, tec. Corn: No
I vellow. 3V: No. 3. 8o;. Oats: No.
white, 27V; No. j, rt.ivt?v. nariey: 3Wf
4tc. Rye: 64644,c. Flax: Cash, 11.114,
May, ll.UVs.
Liverpool Grain and afro-visions,
LIVERPOOL. March 8 WHEAT Spo
nominal; futures, dull; March, bs 6d; May
Os 4d; July. d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4s Vd; American mixed, old, 4m 7Sd;
futures, steady; March. 4s Id; May, 4s 2d.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), quiet,
2 10v3 10a.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March . WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, 78iff7c; No. 3 north
ern. 74SjT7c; May, 76Vy?76So asked.
RTr-Dull; No. 1, lJ6Cc.
BARLEY Steady; No. 1, 84 a 55c; sample.
rvtiMo.
CORN-Lower; No. 3. SWitHOc; May, 434c
asked.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
DULUTH, March l.-WHEAT-To arrive:
No. 1 northern. 74V: No. 3 northern. 72 e.
On track: No. 1 northern. 74V; No. 3
northern. T-'-e; May. 75Tc; July. 77V,c;
September, 77V.
OATS To arrive, on track and May,
28V-
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March . BUTTER
Weak: extra western creamery, 2c.
EGGS Firm and In good demand; nearby
frerh and western fresh, l&c at mark.
CHEESE Unchanged.; New York full
creams, UV0UV,o.
Peoria Grain Market.
FEORIA. March . CORN Firm ; No. t
yellow. 3!,c; No. 8, lirV; No. 4. 3SV,o; no
grade. 3t(iSic.
OATS Unchanged; No. 3 white. V; No.
I white. "c; No 4 white, 2u.
WHISKY-On the basis of 11.38.
Adam, Exnreaa ,
Amalgamated Copper ....
American C. ft r
Aoiar. t. ft V.. ei-dlT...
AmaHcAn Cotton Oil
Amarlran Cotton Oil pfd
Am,rtcan Ksprea,
Ain,rlrn H. ft L. prd...
American Ire. aeourltle,.
American Llnamd Oil....
American Cotton OH pfd.
American Locomotive ....
Amer. Locomotlv, ptd...
Amrlcan 8. A R
Amorlcau 8. A R. pfd..,
American 8us,r Ratlnlng
A mar. Tobacco ptd ctta. .
Anaconda Mining Co
Aii-hleon
Atchlaon pfd
Aiiantlc coaat Lln,
Baltlraor, ft Ohio
llaltlmor, ft Ohio pfd
Ulookly, Rapid Tranalt
Canadian Pacific
Cnlral of New Jeraey
Cheaapeak, ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton
Chicago ft Alton pfd
Chicago Great Waatern
Chicago ft N'orthkeatern....
I , M. ft St. P., u-dtr....
Chicago T. ft T
Chicago T. ft T. pfd
('.. C, C. ft St. Lou la
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
Colorado ft ttoulharn
Colorado ft Bo. lat pfd
Colorado ft So. Id pfd
Conaoltdated Oaa t.
Corn Product, '.
Corn Product, pfd
Palawan ft Hudron
DaUwar-a. 1,. ft W
lanvar A Hlo Grande
Itonrer ft Rio Grand, pfd..
P-latlllar,' necuntna .......
Krl,
Krl, lat pfd
En, 2d pfd
Ij,n,ral Electric
Hocking Vailer
Illlnala Cantral
IntHrnsllonal Paper
International Paper aid.....
lntrn,tionl Pump
Int,rn,tion,l Pump pfd
low, C,nlrl
low. Central prd
Kanaa, C'ltr Southern
Hnea, Cltx So. pfd
Loulavlll, ft Naahvlllc
Manhattan L
Mrtropolitan Securltle, ....
Metropolitan Street Ry
Meait-an Cntral
Minneapoll, ft St. Lmil,...
M , St. P. A a. s. M
M . St. P. ft t. 8. M. pfd..
MUuourt PtclBc
Mleuiurt, Kanaa, ft Tev,,.,
Mlaaourl., K. ft T. pfd
Nation, I Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd..
New Tork Cantral
Sew York. O. ft W
Korfolk ft Weatern
Norfolk A Weetaia pfd
North Amarlcao
ra. inc Mill
I ,nnaylv,nt,
Peopl,', Uaa
P., C, C. A HI. Loula
PraaMd Steal Car
Preued Steal Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reeding
Reading lat pfd
Reading Sd pfd
Republic Steal
heeubllo steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. ft t. r. 2d pfd
et. Leui, Southwestern
ot. Loula Southwttetern pfd
bouthera Paclfto ,
Saul hern Pec Be pfd
Aoutiiera Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Tenn,xae Coal A Iron
TriM ft Pac'lDc ,
Tolrda. t. L. ft W
Toledo, tit. L. ft W. pfd..
I'niwn Paclh
Luton Pactnc pfd
I'niled Stauui Exprea, ,
I nilad Hlalea Realty ,
lulttd tiiatea Huhber
V. a. Rubber pfd
I niwd 6tetea Steel
tulted SlalM Steel pfd....
V-- arelm, Chemical . ...
Va -r.rolio. Cheat, pfd...
Wabeah
Wabaah pfd
Wall, Far,, Eapreaa
Wanguoua, tlectne ....
wai,ra Inlon
Wheeling ft Lai,, Erie....
V la. Main Cutrml
Miaieiiala Cenrial pfd
Northern Pacift,
Central Laathar
Central Leather pfd
Sloe-Shemeld Steel
Total ea lea fur the day,
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Cuba Sa
D. ft R. O. 4a
nietlllera' Sec. 5a..
Erie p. I. 4a
do gen. 4,
Hocking Val. 44e.,
Japan ,
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Unilon (.losing Stocks.
LONDON. March 9. Closing quotations
on he Stock exchange were:
Conaol,, money .. to 8-1 N. T. Central.
do account P 13-16 Norfolk ft v.
lV do pfd
. V7 Ontario ft W
.1m4 Pt nnnvlvanla
.lit Rand Mine,
1T4L, Reading
.... 6V lo let pfd
21'l do Id pfd
....1H Southern Railway
.... l1,! do pfd
.... 46- Southern Pacific ..
.... "H I'nlon PacHc
.... 4ll do pfd
.... 7!l". 8. Steel
70 do pfd
,...17et, Wabaeh
..lhl do prd
.. 3S',fc-anirh 4a
Angcond,
Atcbleon
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Chee. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
r.. m. St. P.
neBeera
Denver ft R. G
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Jd pfd
Illinnla Central ...
Louiarlll, ft N,ah:
M., K. ft T
Kx-divldr-nd.
BIIA'EK Har, weak, 29 5-16d per ounce.
MONEY 3Va4 per cent.
The rate oi ultttoimt in the open market
for short bills is 3V,':iH per cent; for thrcxi
months bills, 3 i-ltyaVk per cent.
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NEW ORLEANS, March .-BlTJAR
Firm: open kettle centrifugal, ' 8-lnc;
Centrifugal wiatea 3tl4c; yellows, Uv
81 lc; seconds. &tl3 1-ltk:.
MOLABHKd Open kettle, 17tjauc; n
trlfugal, lii'too.
BYhUP-Nomlnal. 6J0c.
Forelga Flaaaclal.
BERLIN. March .Prleea oa the Bourse
were firm today on the favorable outluaefe
for a aettlarneat ef Uta Merex-osm contre-
11 a aa4t Blosla.
balance, 313; run, il.lt bt hj ; average,
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Nfc.1A YORK. March 8 -Closing quotations
vii nulling nucai were
A44SU Ceo 31
AIU, le
nreec,
kmnawlrk Coa ..
crsyto.-k Tunl
Coa. Cel. ft V,..
Hera Silver
Iroa 8U?er
Uad'iile Cm ...
ILtttl, Cblet ..
OnUrle
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Bask Clearteaa.
OMAHA. March 3 -Bant cUaHn(s for
tooay r rim oiM and rr the cor,
reovara aWto laat asr, llMtU.ta.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and laser Produce.
EGGS Receipts liberal; fresh stock, case
count, 13c.
LIVE POULTRY -Hens. 9c; old roost
ers, 6c; turkeys, 15c; ducks, 11c; young
roosters, 7nSc; aeese, 8c.
DRKH3KL) PoirL'l HV-Turkevs. lStill'c:
old to nm. 164ilc: chickens, lirullc; old
roosters. 7c: ducks. liiiUc; sees. 10c.
BLTTEK-I'uckIiik stock. 13c; choice to
fancy dairy, lsulilc: creamery. 211i-mc.
HAY Prices quoted by Oniuha reed corn'
pany: mo. 1 upland, xii.oo; meaium, e3.au.
coarse. 34.5OI&6 00. Rye straw, 36.50.
BRAN Per ton, 316.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box of 30 1-lb. nkes.. 32.00:
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6c; Bay
ers, per lb., 4c; walnut sturrea, 1-1 d. puns..
.J( per doz. ; 8-lb. boxes, 81.0U.
ORANGES California, extra fancy Red
land navels, all sizes, 33.60; fancy navels,
Ki.jo; cnoice, all sixes,
LEMONS Limoniers, extra fancy,
size, 33.50; 300 to 360 sizes, 34.00.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton,
86c: Imported Smyrna, three-crown,
six-crown, 13c.
BANANAS-Per medium sized bunch,
61 a; Jumbos, 82.60ru3.00.
TANGERINES California, per box
about 126. 83.00.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida, per box, I7.OO0
1.50; Cullfornla, per box, M.WKt.bO.
FRUITS.
PEARS Winter Nellls and Mount Vernon,
82.60.
APPLES California Newton. Piooins and
Baldwins, 32.00 per bu. box; Ben Davis, 31.75
per bu. box; Wlnesaps, 3.6o per bu. box;
other varieties, 32.CO(a2.60 per bu.; New York
apples. Baldwins and RushoIs. 36.00 tier bbl
GRAPES Imported Malaea". 5.50a4i.OO.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home b row n, per bu., totf
boc; Bouth Dakota, per bu., i5c.
ONIONS Home grown, yellow and red,
per bu.. 86c; bpanluli, per ciate, 12. ou; Colo
rado, red and yeliow, per bj., 31u0.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 32.00.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., afce.
CABBAGE Calitornla, ic per lb.; 'Wis
consul. In crates, ner lb . 2c.
CARROTS, PARtiNlPS AND TURNIP8-
Ptr bu.. 06c.
t'ELERi California, 11 per dox.
SWEET. POTATOES Kansas, tier 2-bU.
Dt'lS., J2.UU.
Na7W VEUKTAllLKa.
TOMATOEb Florida, pur crate of 30 lbs.
net. 30.
WAX BEANSt Per hamper of about 30
lbs. nt, ie.
STRING BEANS Per hamper of about
to ins. lit) I, el.wUI.W.
EGU PLAN 1 r lorlda, per dox., 31.Z601.6O.
GREEN PEPPERS
of auout lu doz.. 14.0O.
TL KNll'S. ii EE i D A.M) CARROTS
Louisiana, uer doz. bunches, 16c.
SHALLOT! 8 Louisiana, per doi
buncucs. lac.
HEAD LETTUCE Iuisiana. per bbl..
JU.imio.OO, per doz. heaus, l.i2.w.
LEAF LETT CCE Hothouse, per doz.
heaus. 60c.
CtftlMBEKS-Hotnouse, per aoz., 31.1S.
RADlbHES UutnouM, per doz. bunolius.
Hxab.
JalUOHKUUMB nninoilHe. per ID, WHB1C1C.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, iou; Nu. 1 round, 7M-c;
No. 2 ribs. -lHo; No. 3 round, ic; No.
ribs, 8c; no. a rouna. nc; .-no. j luin.
Use; No. 1 loin, Uc; No. loin, loci No. 1
plate, 4c; No. 3 plate, 4c; No. 3 piate, 3c;
No. 1 cnuck, ec; Ny. 3 chuck, 4c; No. 8
chuck, 4c.
MlBI.I.l.Uint.UI.1!.
CIDER Pr ke, eo.76; per bbl., $4. 75.
HoNu.i' New, pr 'H lbs., 33.60 .
ruk.kHK hwwi. new. itnj: Wisconsin
brick, luc; Wisconsin Uniberger, 15c; twins,
lie; Young- Americas, 154jC.
N L. 1 ainute, -o. 1 auii aneiis, new
crop, per 10., idvjc, iiuiu incus, per 10.,
1,V40. recana, iai,c, rcr iu., ik; small,
per lb., 12c. peanuts, per lb., rtc; roasted,
per lb., sc. Chill walnuts, per to.. I2uv,c.
Almonds, soft siieils, per to., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., luc. Cuuoanula, 84.25 per
sack of 100.
FRESH FISH Trout, 11c: halibut, 10c;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; while bass, He; sun
IibIi, buc; perch, skinneu and dresssd, be;
pike, loc; retlsnapper, 11c; salmon, 11c;
crappies, ecm, lbc; black bass, 32c;
wliiirliah, lie; frog Ugs, per dos., 66c;
lobsters, green, eVie; boiled lobsters, 8ic;
bluehsh, Vjc: herring, 4c; buavnlsn mackerel,
Iwc; hadduek, lvc, shrimp, 4l.00t4U.au per
gallon; smelts, 12c; cod, Uc,
oYSTERS-Fresh standard, 3140 per gaL;
shell oysters, 31.t'V2.w per It; Little Neck
ciama, 31 60 pel 1IM.
SCGAR-Gianulated cane. Jn bbls., 3o.0i:
tranulaiod cane. In sacs,, eo-Uj; grauuiaiod
eel. in eacka, 34.8L
HlKcP In buirels, 24c per gal.; cases, (
10-lb. cans, 41.00; cases, 11 6-lb. cans, 12.80;
easi-s, 24 2V'o. cans, tl 90.
COFFEE Roasted: Nu. 36, 2DVo per lb.;
No. ), 2iui2 per lb.; No. 25, lso per lb.;
No. 20, 15V: Pr lb. ; No. 21, 12Vc per lb.
v-uil H (wholesale) Best In nil grade Ne
braska, per cwt., 32; best high grade patent
Mlnnettoia, per rut, i.au. straigiu patent
Nebraska, per cwt., 32; second patent Ne-
hreakil. 31. SO.
CURED FISH Family whltefUh. per H
bbl., I'M lbs., 84-50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 2uu lbs., bloaters, 34u; No. 1, 3; No. 2.
IX; No. 3, 320; Irish No. 3. 317. Herring, In
.bis., 2u lbs. eacn, Norway, 4k, 313; Nor
way, 8k, 313; llouanj, mixed, fit au. Hol
land herring, in kegs, milkers, 6uc; kegs,
mixed. 7oc.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet, 13.26; No. 3 car.
net. 32.4u: No. 3 plain. 33. 36.
CANNED OOODS Corn, standard west
ern, bmiuoc; Maine, 312a. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, 31.2i(1.5u; 2-lb., WfCfiU. Pineapples,
gruied, x.Uji.w, ancea. ljlu;
gallon apples, fancy, 32.50. (California apri
cot,. 814ui)2.o0: lx-aia, HTh'uiM, practies,
fancy, 1.i63.8u; H. C. Reaches, 32yio2.5u.
Alaska salmon, red, 31 1; pink, Sc; fai.cy
Chinook. F.. 32.10; fancy aockeye, F 81-tK..
sardines. W-oll. 82.50; 4u-mu, tarda. 32.51M
I lu. Sweet sotatues, i.iaai ffl. sauerkraut,
t; pumpHliis, xil; wax brans, 2-lb., 'tan
Sue ; l.!m-(Maas, l-io., ie-evoi.: spinam,
l.a42u; caway peas, 2-10., Suc exua, 7j0
suu; fancy. 81 a-) 1.75.
HlDEei. PtO-TS AND TALLOW No. 1
green hides, IW; No. 3. 84c, No. 1 salted,
U4e. No. i. It'tfi buil hades fcttVc; dry
bldea, 1 MC- Horse niaea, large, 12 60
small. 32 W. Sheep rtelts, each, bocett 24,
Tallow, No. 1. 4c; No. 2, 3o; rough. l',,c
Same days last week 23.K77 64.6 3J.4M
Same days 2 weeks ngo.2iJ.4H7 62,126 3t.67
Same days 3 weeks ago. 19.3,9 2J.2..4 2.ln2
Same days 4 weeks ago.l!.llo 44. 159 2.lt
Same days last year 18.437 46.662 36.821
The following shows the receipts of cat
tle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
19u. 1306. Inc. lH-c.
Cattle IH7.6N4 1wl.3S0 37, 'JM
Hogs 620.7W 4fc9.iW4 61.4.T. ....
Sheep 2JAT Smi.AIS 8,978
THURSDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of csrs
of .Mockers and feeders shinned to the
country yesterday and their points of des
tination:
BlilPDers.
A. May bom, Ellis, Neb.-R. I
John E. Beck, Klrkman, la. G. W
F. Hutzman. Nehawka, Neb. M. F
W. A. Johnson. 8earboro. Ia. N. W
J. W. Donahue, Stanton, la Q
John Baker, Red Oak, la. Q
J. M. Brltton, Corning, la. V
B. B. Ingwersen, Danbury, la. N. v...
D. C. Blckett, Grlswold. Ia. R. I
A. J. Stephen, New Market, Ia. Q
H. Bostwlck, Woodbine, la N. W
William Gurttsch, West Bide. Ia. N. W.
A. H. Rosebaum, Ponco, Neb. M. & O.
R. A. Price. McClellsnd, In O. W
E. Herold. West 8 !e. Ia. F. E
SHEEP. D.
J .Mocbener, Fremont, Neb. F. K
Olbhs A C. Bloomfleld. Neb. M. & O...
P. V Peterson, Newell, la. 1. C
A. D. Brltton; Botna. Ia. O. W
G. K. Young, Nehawka, Neb. M. P
H. 8. Davis, Boone, Ia. M. O
P. A. Cade McGill. Ia. O. W
R. L. Bralnard. Dunlap, Ia. I. C
8. C. Fletcher, Rockville. Neb U. P....
R. J. Appleby, Stanton, Neb.-F. E
RANGE OF TRICES.
Cattle. Hops.
Omaha ..l2.Hfii.2S W.flo'at'.2.-
Chicago l.t;.3S 8.7Ot;o.40
Kansas City z.afrin.i" fl.w"rr.z.
St. Louis 3 20i7n.ni) 6..W16.W1
Sioux City a.WKW.flii 6.0tVa.2O
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kinds of cattlo on the
South Omaha marke'.;
Good to choice corn-fed steers. ...$.V0tgu. 60
Fair to choice corn-fed steers .mi'uo.ihj
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.ofi(i4.G0
Good to choice cows and heifers.... i.tofqi.'M
Fair to good cows and heifers l.tiiV-i.tM
Canners and cutters 2.1"M.0
Good to choice stockers and feeders 4.0tl)4.60
Fair to good stockers and feeders. . e.4"34.i
Common to fair Blockers 2.7S'g3.40
Buiis. stags, etc i.sya.w
Good veal calves .U0tf6.5t
The following table shows the average
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with compailsons:
Cars.
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
t
2
1
1
1
1
D.
3
1
1
1
GAe Bucna Vista Ore Buying,
Smelling (Si Power Co.
OFFERS 200,000 SHARES AT 15 CENTS EACH FOR
SALE. FULLY PAID, NON-ASSESSABLE.
This romrtny ojvtii njttat patents outright to product an unlimited
heat capable to treat any lew grade ore. With gas made from S5 per
cent of air heated up to tOO degrees farenhelt and 1 per cent of dis
tilled oil, called the wast from oil refineries.
Not the raw. crude oil should be considered. This Is not an experi
ment, but a cold, proven, practical fact of many years practical experi
ment by the Inventor and practical engineer, Charles A. Kuentel.
We have started to build our plant at Huena Vista. Colo., upon a
complex of land of 120 acres. We will positively smelt ore aa low as
$2.00 with large profit, the torn ot one ton will not be over 45 centa to
smelt. '
The metal will be refined at our own plant. We will start with
one 35 ton smelter, which will be a sapaclty of 210 tons per day.
We do not Intend to flood a large amount ot stock for the simple
reason, a soon as our first plant Is In operation we will have all mine
owners with us and get many times the price for our shares as we offer
them now. There Is no doubt that our shares will get up to the price
of the Bell telephone sharwn, which were sold nineteen years ago at the
same price as we offer ours now.
Do not consider this a stock Jobbing schema-: It Is a perfectly legiti
mate and practical business proposition. This offer Is only good op t
March 20. 1906.
Mine owners, or those Interested In mining, can obtain controling
Interest with the Inventor by means of a small Investment, and become
directors tn the affairs ot the company April 30th, 1906, the next elec
tloa. Address,
GAff BUENA VISTA ORE BUYING,
SMELTING POWER CO.
BUENA VISTA. COLORADO.
CIURLES t. KltNZll, Pres. CIMRIES A B. SCHMRIt, StC
58WSSHEH!
half of the receipts changed hands It sud
denly dropped, liuyers all of a sudden
came to the conclusion that they did not
want the boas as. badly as they thought,
so that all of the advance of the morning
was lost. The bulk cf the hogs sold at
fii.lotifrt.lfi. as against fi'i.OTH'ife.lo yesterday.
The top today 36.20 was 6c higher than
an thing brought yesterday.
The market, aa might be Inferred from
the above, was something of a disappoint
ment. At the opening everything seemed
to favor higher prices, but later on when It
became known that Chicago, In addition
to the 21,000 fresh receipts, had 14.000 car
ried over from yesterday, the whole situa
tion chanaed. the drop In prices noted
above following Immediately. Local re
ceipts were so small that this market ordi
narily not have been affected, but Chicago,
opening higher and then closing off on ac
count of the number of hogs on sale, made
buyers here very cautious, and hence the
tiulckncss with which they lowered their
bids when the truth was once known.
Representative sales:
Pate. I IMi. 1UU6.I1VU4.1U3.103. 11801. 118-J0.
Feb. 16.
Feb. 28.
Fto. 21.
Feb. 2.
Men. 1
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
M'-h.
Mch.
4 74
6 W
tt U4V4 I 7
WV
8 06 4 fcO
6 H 4 I2i
11 4 76
4 81
6 21V,
8 321 6 S2 5 tC-1 6 38
I 4t) e3 8 k 6 34
4 86
4 i
4 io
4 DM
& 32i 6 btii 6 Ml a 27
8 2i 8 tl 6 86 It to:
o 13 :-l 4 86
n liy li 681 8 21 4 8l 4 Wi
t 12 7 03 t 4 he 4 70
e ot. I u.
6 071 7 U
7 041 6 24:
6 VMi 4 M)' S 13: lu; -
8... ' 4 SSI 5 20 6 I, 5 M 4 72
... I 4 8s 6 li) 7 lu 8 lu, 6 14 4 71
-81 t 0.
b 15'
4 74
4 'HI
4 71
2
1 4
6 17 5.1
3
10 24 .. 1
11 . 8
7
27 11 5
2 11..
1 3
2 1
61 88 12 2
WAimVOTON, March .-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the sen
era! fund, exclusive ef the tl&O.tAiO.vuu auld
Sunday.
The o(T:clal number of cats of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoifs. Hhe'p. H'r's.
C, M. A St. P
Missouri 1'aclilc
V'nlon Pacific system
C. & N. V., east
C. & N. W., west
C, 6t. P., M. ci O....
C, B. & Q . east
C B. & Q., west
C, K. 1. oi P., east...
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, eax-h buyer puicliasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Cudajiy, from 8t. Paul.
Carey
Liobman & Co
McCreitry
Hill & 8on
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root & Co
Other buyers
Tnlala 1.600 5.!)
CAT ! I.K It looked a good deal like
lott nx) 1.14K
602 l.nti'J Hi
4il l,o!'3
ib-i l.VvH H.O
210
1
3rt
tf
8
8
8
1U .... Iti 6
No. sr. SB Pr. Nc At. Sb. Vr.
57 40 10 7: Ml ... 8 18
7r 12 ... 4 10 M 214 ... 4 li
82 4 80 4 in 70 12, 120 4 15
47 214 ... 4 10 74 IS! ... 4 18
... f 10 271 SS 16
79 240 0 f 10 71 J04 ... 4 IS
:t: ... 4 to ;i2 ... :i
3 2f ... 4 10 44 211 ... 4 1ft
6t 1M ... (10 M 24 ... 4 US
22 80 4 Id ,!) JU ... 4 ITS
7 m ... 4 10 ,1 If.S ... IT Vk
4 3" 40 4 10 i3 ... 4 17 'i
70 2" 40 4 10 41 214 ... 4 17,
M ... 10 4. ...... 253 ... 17i,
74 201 ... f 10 J4 J6 ... t 1TV,
7 220 120 4 10 f.9. .228 ... 4 17V,
7S 221 ... 4 10 (7 Wfi ... 17V8
72 10 40 8 10 S 2M ... 4 30
1 11 ... 4 10 li 22 90 4 20
11 2flS ... 4 124 71' 224 40 4 20
' 1 fl ... 4 12 24 246 ... 8 20
7 217 ... 4 12 4 3M ... 4 20
70 13 40 4 12
SHEW There is not verv much to be
said regarding the sheep trade today. The
whole story might be summed upJn a very
few words there were only a few here,
and as buyers all seemed to need a few
loads the offerings changed hands early In
the morning at steady prices. There was
not a single load of choice sheep or lambs
In the yards, so that sales do not show up
especlully well on paper, some pretty de
cent western lambs sold up to 6.60, with
ewes ns high as $.i.2!. There were no
wethers or yearlings In the yards, at least,
none, of any consequence.
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs,
8rt.4o'(i.tiO; good to choice western lambs,
r..3"SjJ.fit'; fair to good lambs, ii.0HiH.3O; cull
lambs, Dt.EkHU5.E0; Rood to choice light year
lings, $.VBr'?!o.90: good to choice heuvy year
lings, t-iSuo .90: fair to good heavy year
lings. e5.4tKiifi.iiO; good to choice wethers,
to jCoo SO; loir to good wethers, e5-26t).i;
good to choice ewes. 4.7.Vfj5.40: fair to good
ewes, I4.25u4.75; cull sheep and bucks, 83.00
M.oo.
Representative sales:
Nrt.
61 Mexican ewes
447 Mexican ewes
2J Mexican yearlings
10 Western cull ewes
lambs
THE
UPDIKE GRAIN CO.
BEE BLD3., OMAHA.
TELKPHONC DOUGLAS 1473.
MEMBERS OP
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
MINNEAPOLIS CHAMBER of COMMERCE
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
KANSAS CITY BOARD of TRADE
MILWAUKEE BOARD of TRADE
OMAHA GRAIN EXCHANGE.
CAREFUL ATTENTION
given orders In train ar provision for
future delivery Inabeve markets
F. D. Day & Co.
Oeaiera la
Stocks. Grain. Provision
Mhi Your terala ta Is.
Braaek OCMee, 110-111 Board of Trad
HI da-.. Omaha. Neb. Telepaoae a4,
113-814 Exchange Bldg , Bouth Omaha.
BeU 'Phone Sit Independent 'Phone 1
25 Western
i Western
SCj Western
2 Western
2i Western
67 Western lambs.
1S8 Western lambs
448 Western
124 Western
I Western
ewes
e es
lambs...
wethers.
lambs
lumbs
lambs
Av.
... W
... 83
... 81
80 .
70
RS
13
85
M
70
71
80
80
80
Pr
3.75
4.65
1.75
4 01)
5 00
5 25
5 25
E 60
5 76
25
6 40
6 50
6 60
60
2,879
hoi-
lorlda, per hamper lday In the cattle market this morning, the
sixty -one cara reported in being almost lost
In the varas. buu, um ijt,-ij,. ...
little smaller than one week ago. The
auality of the offerings was only fair
mere neuig i.-uinii.iuij -
reallv desirable killers.
With so few cattle In sight It was not
surprising that, the market was lacking in
interesting features. Such cattle as puck
ers wanted sold In about the same notches
as yesterday, although sellers who hap
pened to have something that did not seem
to tit buyers' orders thought that they
were bid, if anything, lower tnan yester
day. , , , ,
Only about niiern maus wi w
heifers were on sale, which wus not
enough to create much enthusiasm among
buyers. Such cattle as there wore sold
at about yesterday's prices. Sellers as a
rule thought the market steady.
There were no freah stockers or feeders,
at least none of any consequence, snd the
market was wnnoui noicwin-my i-imnge.
There was a very fair trade yesterday in
stockers and feeders and nuite a start was
made toward cleaning up the surplus of
light stock cattle, which had been accu
mulating In the yards this week. As noted
yesterday, the prices on stork cattle are
all of 50c lower than last week.
Representative aaieB:
BEEF BTEERB.
IHICAbO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs Steady Hose
Kive Oata lllaher.
CHICAGO. March s.CATT I.lv Market
steady; receipts R.oiiil head; prime steers.
U HT. .tti.41: cows. 83.fcitr4.uo'; bulls. $2.4tKtH..Vi;
calves. $:i.tti7.75.
HCXSS-Kecelpts, 21 .000 head; market V
higher; choice to prime heavy. eH.Jc'fio.K;
medium to good heavy, jVi.-SWi.!; butcher
weight. fi.25iS7tt.35: good to choice, 86.25d.T;
packing. 8o..t 'i36.
P1IEKP AND I.AMBSi-Recelpts. 7,.a)
head: market steady; yearlings, 8o 5it5. k) ;
hmbs, ,6.257.00.
of Sgn0 points under European selling, local
liquidations and weak European cables.
There were rumors that a prominent Brs
sillan firm hmi prepared an estimate of
the coming crop at 13,000,000 bags. This
was not confirmed, but evidently Influ
enced the market, the close was steady
at a net loss of leV&ao points. Bales werq
reported of 69.OU0 bags, including March.
o.SOc; April, .8)c; May, .8oc; July, 7.10c;
(September, 7.2Uq1.Xc; December, 7.55c ami
February, 7 66u7.7tc. Spot Klo, eifady; No.
7 Invoice, 80.
Wool Market.
BOSTON; March D.-WOOU-The Boston
Commercial Hullctin will say tomorrow of
the wool market: There Is not the activity
of a week ago, principally on account of
the limited stocks and the fact that th
large consumers are well stocked for the
time being, fine staple territory Is worth
around 7.1 cents antt is scarce. Half blood
Is In n like position. For fine clothing th
prices range from 60c to 7oc and up to 2c
in some instances. Half bloods bring U-QM
c; three-eighths blood, :"64c and quar
ter bloods laVitWo. Scoured territories r4
being taken In a smaller way than pre
viously at fttitllc for fine and 2ti3c for
medium. The fleece activity la principally
In three-eighths, half blood and fine un
washed. The first of Ohio stock sells at
24c, while tho same grade of Michigan
only brings 33V4c Texas and California,
wools are in limited supply and are mov
ing slowly at prices of a week ago. The
shipments of wool from Boston to dst
from Decemlier 27, I!", according to tho
same authority, are 4H,109,3S5 lbs., against
4S.949.074 lbs. at the same period last year.
The receipts are 46,876.60 lbs., against 4fi.
277 547 lbs. for the same period last your.
8T. I-OriS. March . WOOI- Market,
steady; medium grade, combing anil
clothing. St'Jlk-; light tine, 21jj26c; heavy
line, 1Kj20c; tub Washed, 82840c.
Boston Mocks aad Boada.
BOSTON, March -Call loans, 437 per
cent; time loans. tVfttl per cent. Official
quotations on stocks snd bonds were:
Kb.
24...
1...
20...
17...
10...
1...
10...
Id...
8...
2...
ii...
...
81...
.-..
A.
141
to1
, Ehhi
ft
4 tO
4 ii
4 If,
.... 4 4
.. . .lwST 4 20
....lOoO 4 SO
.... 4 4v
.... lit 4 40
.... 141 4
....107, 4 ho
.... mi
10,1
lull
M4
4 (0
4 l
4 tt)
4 til
M, At. Pr.
4 mi 4 ;r
H, 1474 4 80
: 1201 4 10
l" 1144 4 U
3 100 4 fl
17 1241 4 0
4 167T 4 0
11 1IM 4 M
It 1200 4 t
4 1215 i OS
14 1244 t .
1221 I 00
17 124 8 10
..1110 8 14
. .110 I 10
.1210
. 420
. t46
. til
.1120
i 14
8 20
8 25
I l'i
4
8
11
1
1
8
cow a
u
2
tf'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
ST '.'.'.'.'.'.'.
11."!'."
HEIfTtHS.
tT 3 la t
eU IK 14
Ik it' 4
2,0 8 IS 8
;to 8 2i 1
M 114 4
BULJ-JJ.
ISO 3 25
..into I n
.. tit I SO
I 15
. .125.0 I U
. . in a 1 v.
. . K-iO 1 li
. ,l- 8 to
. UM I te
..10M 8 to
1....
... r, 8 n
...1410 1 li
...lilt 8 S"
...11,0 8 Se
...Hju I at
...111,0 I i
I 4u
. ..1.SI0 I 40
...141 8 40
CALVES.
... 114 8 8 8
.... IW IS 4
... S IS I
.... lit 8 tv 8
... 1W 8 2 I
... IUS 8 88 I
IS llv 1
...1K4 c
...123 8 48
...1244 1 0
...1100 J to
...12,2 i t)
...1142 I 10
...12kft 4 00
.. .12) 4 00
...1117 4 00
... 841 4 00
...lio 4 00
...1234 4 OS
...12"1 4 06
. ,.1'k.J 4 03
...Vj4 4 II
...1,44 4 15
,...1470 4 II
.... 81 IN
.... fiT I ti
...1017 2 to
... Tl 4 W
. . . IM I On
...1110 4 ti
.... ttO II
,...i4t I r,
....140 I 71
..1U0 I eu
....Itao I U
. ... tto 4
tto 4 00
. . . . tM 4 te
115 4 28
111 4 U
114 8 (4
M tn
. 10
IS 4 8
!( I tu
Toledo reed Market.
TOIJLDO, March . SE CTtV-Clo ver, cash
and March. 8 fc; April. 8 12; October, 8.1s.
Tlmotky. 81 v. Alsike. H
STOCKERS AND KEEDERd.
!2 1 tO 8 9411 to
, too $ 00 8 Vi 8 :
t4t I 1 1 10 8
ti I m K'l I It
44 I e, x 4d 4 88
l 8 a
b-Ob1t aUiut half the usual 1
day s ran of begs were reported In tbe
yards this morning, tne total arrival, Deing
nsnty-seveu cars. 111, msrset ei-nra
hlahsr than yssterday. but b tbe tin
4
St. Louis Live StocV Market.
ST. IX)I'1S. March . CATTt.E-Receipts
6) head; no Texans; market natives
strong: Texans steady; native shipping and
export steers. 84.2f.''(i.00; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 84.104n5.36; steers under l.onri
lbs., tS.OOfM.ZS; stockers and feeders. 1 2. Star
4.50: cows and heifers, t- JO'S 4 90; canners,
1.75B2.oO; bulls, t2.4ix-fl4.25; calves, tl W
7.50; Texas and Indian steers, S3.90((t4.7O;
cows and heifers. $. fi4 14
HI H18 Receipts, 5,(10 head: market
strong; pigs and lights, t..50tftS.3U; packers,
STyeSO; b-.itchers and best heavy, Iti. IM
35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. l.nnO
head: native muttons, 84 fr6.60; lambs.
t".(i; culls and bucks, t3.OmiiS.75; stock
ers, t.;.OU&3.b.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Ho., March 9 CATTLK
Receipts. 1.100 head; murket strong:
choice export and dressed beef steers, 8 35
initio: fair to sood. t4.25rn6 25: western fed
steers, t3.5fi6..V); stockers snd feeders, 83.K)
64.80; southern steers, t3.5oa5.u0; southern
cows. $25i4.; native cows, t'-' fi4 ;
native h-lf-"-,. 83. WUS.0; bulls. tU.tJ44.15;
calves 3 indil (.
HOfig Receipts. 6214) bend; murket MiHk!
hlghcr; ton 8H:i; bulk of sV. s loy 5;
heavy, t3t-': oacKers. fiibyvjn; pigs
and liirhts, 80 5tYa 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBH Receipts, Z .
heart: mnrket slow, steady: nitlve lambs.
86 8sii.76; western lambs, to bim 75: eweej
and yexrilns-s. 4.Tlnrr so; western tea vei
lings, 8r .5K-fii.n; western fed nhet), t4.SI(
6.85; stockers and feeders. tl.25i4..
Ht. Joseph l ive Stork Market.
BT. JOSKPH. Mo.. March 9 CATTLE
Tteceltita. r!t bead: market steadv; natives,
84 l'fi uo; cows and btifers, tl .S6U4 Oi: hulls
nnrt stess, tl "tit ; stockers and feeders,
t3 4Vft4 58.
HO18 Recelnts. 5.i4 hend: market
strong to nc higher: llw-r. t 2o; me
dH'ni "rt heavv. 86 llf 8 ?7'.
BK15KP PecetfX". 1.0S5 head, market
Steady; lambs, 86 70.
Slonz lllr live Stork Market.
BIOl'X OT. March Hpecll Tel.
rsm.CATTI.K Receipts. t) hesrt; mar
ket steadv; beeves t4 ifi6 o; cows, bulls
end ml-eed. 8ttfi4 60: stockers ad feeders,
l;tiin,4 -; reives and verllnss. H ikj4
HOT18 Receipts. it head; mnrket
strong and 5u hi)ee aelUlig nt tC.lMi ;
bulk of sales. SUOMJieU).
Stork la Stabf.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
western markets yesterrtev:
('H'tle. Hoes, tih'-en
P uth 0"iahs
ioux tl'v ..
Kapsns Crty ,
tt Joelih ...
. lirts
Chicago
TVals
Afhlaos ,4
do 4a
Mrx. Central 4a..
Ati-hiaon
4o ptd
Brotoa AV Allianr
Boaton eV Main,..
Bnslns Elereted .
Mexican Tentiftl .
N. V.. N. H.
Tnlen Talftr
Amer. Arse, t'hem.
Amer. Pueu. Tub.
Amer 8ugmr
rto pfd ,
Amer. T. I: T
Amer. Woolen ....
U pfd
Ilnmlrlon 1. aV S
SMl.on Kler. lllu.
Uaaa. KleiHrle
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa ...
frilled Krillt
t'nlted Shoe Mah..
Uu pfd
1. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weal Ins- ronitnun .
Ailventur,
Alloue,
Bid.
44VAinal,nited
.l(i, America Zinc ,
. to Atlantic
. 4L Bingham
.11-3', CI. A Herts...
.2M, l entennlal
....liiViiCopper Hangs .
...AH .Hair
.... 24Va!Inmlnlon Coal
H..20A Franklin
IMS Dranhr
.. 21 lal, Koral, ....
.. 14 Maee. Mining ..
..140T, Mlrh.g,n
. 13)H, Mobllk
. .ian, Mout. c. a C
. . tsi, Old Dominion .
. .1.,' Oeeeela
.. 1 Parrot
HTt Qulnrr
lananaon
47', iTamarnck
Trlnltr
.101-, t nlled Topper .
. tit, I S. Mining...
. il 'I' S. Oil
. 4i, I 1 ah
.11 .iVIcti rl,
. 7a IWInona
. V, VYolverln,
. U I
.le
.. 10
,. -
.. 40i
Su
.. 24-a
,. 7 ,
.. 14lj
,. 7,
..
.. US
.. :
.. t-t
.. 11
.. s
.. IV,
.. 4i
.. 44
..
.. to
.. W
..107
.. li-,
.. el,
.. aa',
.. 1!',
' i
. . 7
.. 7
..1U
.1.4:5 8a 2.710
. fru till
l.pai 4i
. 7K 4 l.iflS
. Vai a I t"0
.5 td 24 e 7.
.9.401 HiM 11.4)'.
Cuff Market.
XFW TORK. March l.-TOrKEP-Mar-kl
for futures oorned steady at a dot line
Metal Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, March .-MKTAL TI10
London tin market was Irregular, Willi
spot 6s higher anil futures 2s 6.1 lower, at
a: 164 17s 6-1 and 1GI 5s, resiectively. The
local market was quiet, with spot quoted
nt t36 uiii,M 20- Copper closed at 79 15s
for spot and 78 5s for futures In the Lon
don market. Locally no change was re
ported. Lake is quoted at 118 87V 18.76;
i-lectrrlytic at IlKL'Va 18-&0. and casting at
I18.0ixa 18.25. Lead wax unchanged at 1S
IDs In London and at t5.3ud5.4i In the Ne w
York market. Spelter was absorbed tn
1km h markets, being Quoted at 4.24 8s In
London and In the local market.
Iron was lower ahro-irt. wlih sraiidanl
foundry quotwl at 4Hs and Cleveland war
rants alie 48s. Locally the market wus
quiet. No. 1 foundry northern Is quotnd
at 118 .26M1 85; No. 2 foundry northern.
$17 7f 'i IK :6: No. 1 foundry southern, 8)8 ''tv
18 75. and No. 2 foundry southern at H7.TW
18.25.
8T. LOl IS. March METALS Lead
steady, at Ih.KH; spelter firm, at to.2Vi bid.
t'ottoa Market.
NEW YOrtK. March . COTT(S-8iot
closed quiet: middling upland,. U.2&C; Biid
dlins gulf. H 5o-: sales. I, Tto bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 9.-COTTON
8 P"t rloseil quiet and steadv; salea. !,55;
ordinary. 7 15-lSc; good ordlnsrv. ; low
middling. MSc; inld.lllng, 10 1S-lft; good
mlddlim.'. imt; 111l.MM.1t fair, re-ce'-is,
tin: stock, jttsMKW.
ST IriS. Mjnh COTTON Bteady:
mlildllng. lie; sales, 235 bales; receipts, M
bales; sliioionts. none; stock. It 08 bnles.
UIVKKPOOI Marc h 9 -COTTON-Huot.
g.-K il busincSM done; nt 'et-s t points higher;
Amerlcim nilddllne fair, 48rt ; good mid
il"r., (Pal; mr1dliiig. 5 9'd. low mlddllnu,
8:d: rod ordlnarv. 6 6d; ordinary 8 4fd.
The hiiI.s of the dav Were 12 bules, (
which 1 no were for speculation and ex
port, and Included Id.'ai Amricun. R,
ceipls. 8,ii4i iMtl -s. including l.J'l Ameilcan.
Hank of (.ermatf laleie,t.
);:ail4N M'.rch 9 The weklv siate
mer.t of tke ln tir.nl Unk ot Orinan
in,,, the folliiainv rlianses: fVsh la
kesd. decreased. 2 8" 'Mu marks; t re, sine
aoteji, arreaavd lo so marks; IHeT se
curities. Increased, 8 iSft.oo marks; note
In circulation, deoi eased, 11,M0,(X) marks.
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