THK OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAHCH 14, lJHHi.
x
GRAIN AND PRODUCE SIARRET.
Conditions Too
Wheat Bulls. '
Much ' Tor
DECLINE OF CENT AND' THREE-EIGHTS
4lek Break fa ltte ' Part a Me
Cara Tim Weak "reward
t lose Oar Steady, Close
OMAHA. March IS. I'm.
Wht turned weak alter a little snowing
of strength in the flr4 hour of tha e
Ion, and the market wu heavy ail any.
Cables did not respond to yesterday
American advance; instead they-were lower
at the cloee. the enow through tha Win
ter wneat belt was tha cause of a treat
d-al of selling and the newa bn tne Indian
crop., was a bearish feature After noon
there was a quick, break from iiic
spilt for May. 1 lie close was at the bot
tom, i wo below Monday. 'Inere were no
can 11 trades.
Com was fairly steady until after noon.
Though receipt were greater than the
estimates, the storm caused many to fear
a smaller movement and kept tnem from
selling short. Trade was light, cash de
mand fair and eiport demand poor. Ar
gentina reports say the movement there
will eoon Increase. In the last hour tna
market turned weaker and the close was
lower. No cash business was done.
Ham ruled steady throughout the whole
session and the close was unchanged. De
mand was good.
I'nmary wneat receipts were 301.0UO bush
els And shipments IKi.ixiO bushels, against
receipts last year of 41.000 bushels and ship
ments of HVnM0 bushels. Corn receipts were
hsk.iku bushels and shipments 47V.0OO bushels,
against receipts lost year of S4m,j0-bushels
and shipments of ",0uO bushels. Clear
ance were 6ti,iJ bushels wheat 2V"jO barrels
flour, lM.oOO buahels corn and 18,000 bustiel
outs. '
Liverpool closed H&4d lower on Wheat
nnd unchanged to Hd lower on corn.
The London Statist says fear of renewed
political dixordera In the spring will -lead
to a serious decrease In the area sown to
soring wheat In Russia.
Telegram from Minneapolis: "Millers
have been tryinsr all morning to buy wheat
at Vcs under May. as agsinsl May price to
under yesterday. Whenever the seller
refuses to accept the reduction, tha miliar
withdraws."
llradstreet' report: "Wheat, east Rock
ies Increase V6.0MU bushels: afloat increase
HuO.Oot) bushels: total Increase 216.000 bushels.
Corn decrease Zl.OUU bushels. Oats Increase
474 'K bushels.
. The seaboard yesterday sold 18,000 bushels
wheat, M.Ood bushels corn, and &0,0u0 bushels
oats.
Tha local fang of options:
Article. . I Open. I Ilgh.l Low. I Close.
v Ameipsn inl-ted nlrt.r4 Ho": filtores '
.quiet;, March, 4a id; May. 4s M.
JltW . rOHR QKMCRAI.' W.ARKST
Oaotatloaa of the Day Varloas
romm4ltls,
NEW TORJC March li-FlOrR Re-
Ipts IJ.Tls .bols.: exoort. 7.457 bbls.; mar
ket, tisrely siesrtr; trade, light; Minne
sota atentsf- 14 2MH 50; Minnesota bakers.
1140476; winter patents, t H4.; win
ter linilllin.' nil.UJ.DVi Wlllin riinr,
Ii75fiti26; wlrrtr. low grades. I'UMtSW.
Rye flour, steady; fslr to good. 3wa3.tW;
Choice to fancy. tltofe 4.2ft.
C'JRNMKAU Stead v: fine white and yel
low. II .15: coarse. tl.03fcl.06; kiln dried.
HA RLKT Nominal: feeding. 40c. c. 1. 1.
Buffalo.
WIIEAT-Reoelpts, 40.000 bu: spot market,
weak; No. 2 red. Wo, elevator; No. 2 red,
Ho. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Iuluth. Kc.
afloat. A weaker tone in wheat was fol
lowed by recoveries. Bulla failed to hold
the market, however, and In the last hour
May broke under 84 c under bear pressure
ml active tiadlng to lo below tne prev
ious night. May, Vu4 15-18. closed (Wc;
July. M S-lftfiWSo. closed ilc; Beptember.
Kr'aMc, closed Sac.
ion." Kecelpt. 1J45.076 DU. ; experts.
t.K16 bu.; spot market, barely steady; No. 2.
hVfcc elevator and 47TC t. o. b. afloat; No. 2
yellow, 4X'4c; mo. 1 wnite, tote, option
market showed teadinesa early, but was
finally depressed by the wheat break ana
closed net unchanged. May, 44jWViC,
closed. 4fHc: Julv. 4HV'& 190, closed 9c;
September closed 4e. ,A
OATS Receipts. ss.WB tu.: exports. 11. m
bu. ; spot market steady; mixed oats
steady; natural white. &.1S pounds, 36
clipped white, W40 pounds, wa.i:.
Hay Steady, spring. 4Mi6uc; good to
Choice. Kl4)KM'.
HOPS Steady: state. Common to choice.
If, HArltlc; 1m4. - 7&c; olds, WTc; Pa
cific coast, 1906, fc&ltc; 19i)4, &llc; olds,
44i6c.
H1UE8-Steady: Oalveslon. w to a i,
Joe; California. 2i to 5 lbs., 21c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., l&c.
LiiATHBR gulet: acid, WHW
PROVISIONS Beef steady ; fiimlly. HI 50
to 13.00; mess, a 0o4i 10.00; beef hams, tJJA'fti
21.til; packet. llO.Mtfi 11.000; city extra India
mess. tl8.9Mila.00. Cut meats, steady: ptcai
bellies. IS. 0nii9.: pickled shoulilers, I7.0i(t
7 SO; pickled hams, $10 :&'a 10 SO. Lard
ateadyj western prime, $7.to7.; refined,
quiet; continent. W.1B; 8. A. $S78; com
pound. t 0WU.37H- Pork, steady; family,
I17.0ful7.fi0; short clear, llB.5tKal7.50; mess,
$m.K'(18 75.
TALLOW-Hieady; city, oc; country, nu
6Vkc.
HICE fiteady ; domestic, fair to extra,
3V,i'lc: Japan nominal
POULTKi uressen, siesoy; western
chickens, ln-aUc; fowls, 11u13Hc.
Wheat - v.
11 i j .-M..,.
Corn- . ,.
May
July ....a..
Oats r
May
rUAl37V.1tS
87A
1HA mA
3TV.A
A asked,' B bid. .
.Osisbs Cash Prices.,
WHEAT No. 2 hard. TOftlSc; No. t hard,
66H'iyc; No. 4 hard, 620; No. 1 spring,
7(Krn2c: No. 1 snrinir. Wij ?oc.
CORNKIo. S. KHiMiWc: NO. 4. 4i4rHc;
iWH'UVsc; o. s yenow, tnm
no grade,
Ikic; So. white. STViV
OATS NO." 1 white, J7V46
white. iTti SUa.'
KYJir-Ni). I 54Hc; No. I, Mc.
j Carlot Raoelpts.
' . Wheat. Cora. Oat.
Kansts City Grata and ProTtslnas.
KANSAS CITY. March 13. W H EAT
Firm; May, ilc: July, 6-c; Beptember,
K!u.r! cahIi. No 2 hnrd: 74Wn77'Ac: No. 3.
73-8760; No. 2 red. 88ijS0o; No. 3, wr889c. Re-
relnts. 27 cars.
CORN Higher; May. sxc: juiy, n;
Cash. No. mixed, 3iV&3c; No. 2 white.
41Vc; no. s, 4uc.
OATb f irm; ino. a wnite. jiwvi
i mixed. tOc. .
RYE Steady at BWTli7c.
HAY Strong; choice timothy, fll.2S6Tl.G0;
choice prairie, $8.50.
E009 Steady ; Missouri and Kansns,
new No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 12c;
case count, 11c; cases returned, ifyc Its.
BL'TTrJR Steady; creamery, ioc; pack
ing. 12c, . . .
iteceints. onipments.
Wheat, bu ..; 27.0"O t .0"0
Corn, bu 13.0"O W.ono
Oata, bu . ........ 1. . .m ? .-8,410V
SEW YORK STOCKS ASD
Market ELowt Little Change from
Neglected State of Monday.
the
SMELTING AND LEAD ARE ' HIGHLR
Closlac
Irreaalar
Mho
62ty;c; No; Articles.! Opeh.l Klgh.l Low. Close.l Yes y.
Kansas City ........I....... 50
Minneapolis ..;i....;u.iU4
Omnha A in... 9
t uuiiun ......, i
w-aWki. Liuia sti
27
84.
.29
170
i M
CHICAGO GRAIN
42 ' 53
PROVIilUM
A!IW
. .. ,
Kent ares of the Trading and Closlaif
' Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. March 13.'-Reporti of addi
tional snow In the winter wheat section
ot thc'L'nlted States caused a break of lo
a buhel in the price of whent in the local
murket today. -At the rinse whest for
May delivwy showed a net loss of 1-C.
Corn was down WiiiSto. Oats were prac
tirurif uiWUUigd. Provisions were if. to
IOC lllfther, r , -
Tli4) ; whi at market was slightly easier
at the" opnplng. Initial quotations on the
.Mat'-. iinilois being off a to !ikraUo at
7 7V: Mo 7KCu78e. The weakness was caused
by the selling by traders who were In
Ituonced by tlio weather bureau s report of
snow In ninny parts of the winter wheat
territory and predictions for still more
anow tonight. During the first part of the
session tile Offerings from local traders
were eagerly absorbed by commission
houses, and: th"f May delivery advanced to
iX'xu.erir. letter, however, tne market
broke sharply on Increased selling by pit
ti-uders who were Influenced by the clos
ing prices at Liverpool which showed a
considerable decline. Lower prices for cash
wheat antr the absence 01 any export Oe
mand caused the low point to be
tenoned at 7hc. The market closed weak
with' liny at 7GVu77e. The July option
Mild between 77c and 77V and closed at
77MnV. Clearances of wheat snd flour were
equal to li5,ou bu. The world's visible
supply was shown by Rradst reels' in
creftsed 2SW.0U0' 4U. Primary receipts Were
3'il,ct0 bu.. agalust 4A1.0H0 bu. a year ago.
Minneapolis. Jultith and Chicago reported
rectlcs 01 2ha oars, against Sia cars last
week and 84r caxs one yeur ago.
Small receipts of corn induced falrlv
atuive buying by cash houses and resulted
In a Steady market. Pit traders who wera
bearlf lily inclined because of colder weather
throughout the corn belt were the chief
ae)lr"v I.te lo the seHxlon tha market
beoiune easier in sympathy with the bresk
In wheat. The close was rather Weak with
prlce 8.1 the lowest point of the day. May
opeuad at He to ttic lower at 4143,' to
4.V. ild at ac and declined to 4u4Hn.
whe It closed. i.ocal receipts' Were tSI
cars, witn cars or contract grade.
Oata were steady all day. There waa
soma liquidation by locai longs,' but offer
ings were readily absorbed by pit traders
wliohad sold short yesterday. May opened
unchanged to a shade loner at 28ic to
KH(f-i",c. sold between VJ'aiSHo and 2V4c
und closed at 2c-. Local, reueiuu . wera
l?o cars.
ProvuUOns Were'nrm because of a fair
demand by packers and a scarcity of
offerings. A 5c a1 a nee In the price of live
hogs strengthened prices. At the close
May pork was up 5,.Wc at US 72Vk. ljrd
was iVti5c higher at f7.77 V(7.ii. Ribs
were up inc. at xs.jmZiH .m.
Knttiiited receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Z csrs; corn, 101 cars; oats, 94 cars; hogs,
i'u neaa.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
May..,
July...
Sept..
Corn-
May..
July..
Sept..
Oats-
May..
July..
Seat..
Pork-
May..
July..
Lard-
May..
July..
Sept..
,7877 78 KK , V
, 71ri8H . 78-H 77. ' T7
. .78 ... 78,.. 77 . f . 77
, 43$'4? .-43 ' . CK '
. 43d 42 43 42 43
43 43 V. 4: . 43
29 29 - 29 29
. .28 28 . . 2h 2H
. t, 28 2 , 27 Kt
. 15 70 16 72 15 66 16 70
. 15 82 16 1 16 50 16 65
. IV. 777 7 12 7 77
.790 790 786 7 87.
. 796 tOO 795 800
78
' 7
4!!
43
43
. 29
28
28 .
16 87 '
15 57 ;
7 75
7 85
t 86 )
track.
track,)
white.
... . - , , , . 1 - .-'. 1
at. I.onla Crneral Market.
Ih4; rntlstMitWi 18 ' Wt-fKATiilower
No. I red. cMh.. elevator, 83iiot track,'
HofefCc! May, 74c; July. 74c; No. t hard,;
ORN Firm; No. 2 cash, 40o;
42c; May, 404i40c; July, 41fl41c.
OATS steady ; No. 2 caan, z'c;
(lc; May, 29 e; July, JV,o; No. 2
31fl3Zc. 1
FIX51R Steady: rea-winter patents, 4.2U
64.36; extra fancy and straight, 3 xu-t. 15
clear, 82.M"aJ.10. . .
BKEI Tlmotny. quiet, j.-.ooins.ii'. .
CORNMBAL Steady, fj.20. t
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 85c.
HA V Firm; timothy, ffi.OO-fl 14.60; prairie,
6.(K( 10.60. ,
rKti.N i.unun iiEa
HAGOINO 9",c.
HEMP TWINE-80.
PROVISIONS Pot k. firm; Jobbing, fl." 25.
Lai-d. higher; prime steam, I7.4&. Dry
cult meats, higher; boxed extra shorts,
IS.50; clear ribs, 18.62; short clears, 8S.75
Bacon, steady; Boxed extra snorts, .;
clear ribs, t.87: short clear. 89.60.
POLLTRi Unlet; chickens, luc; springs,.
13Hc; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 13c; geese, sc.
1H 11 Lit uuiei; creamery, jvhjjoc; uuiry.
lS4i'21c.
LUGS Steady; ixc. case count.
Receipts, anipmenis
Flour, bbls.,., 7.W
Wheat, bu ; ".W
Corn, bu.,. , 42.0K)
Oats. bu... .M.ouo
la Aetlve aad
Baylaa; by Ihnrta
Arc DrlTea i
Cover.
NEW YORK, March 13 Today's market
showed little change from the neglected
state of yesterday and was almost Idle for
long Intervals during the day. Operations
were In the hands of the smaller class of
profesujnnal trader and In the Uiconstunt
tendency of prices gave an Impression of a
Vacillating opinion on the market by this
element. As a matter of fact, the occa
sional shifting In tha course of prices prob
ably represented nothing more than the
extension of the fictitious transactions of
the traders to the limits to which they
cared to carry them In the entire alwence
of the public and of the larger class of op
erators from the market. Price Inclined
lower during the early part of the day and
then recovered rather more than, the de
cline with considerable growth In activity.
Strength In Special stocks had much to 00
with directing the course of prices and this
waa due to Individual causes or to rumors.
American Smelting and National lyead also
moved upwards on a report on the merger
story. Among the more prominent mar
ket leaders the good resistance offered by
Union Pacific and, after an early yielding,
by Reading, had a sympathetic effect in
Improving the tone of the whole market.
Both railroads and Industrials for the,
southern district of the country made some
common 'show of strength bssed on the
large improvement shown In industrial con
ditions for that section. More general con
siderations were not much regarded. For
eign markets were somewhat depressed
again by tha reported hitch in the Mor
occan conference. There was no change., so
far as publicly known, in the status of the
coal strike outlook. Yesterday's supreme
court decision came In for consideration ss
marking the pYogress of measures of In
quisition against corporations and combina
tions of capital. The Chicago Union Trac
tion stocks suffered violent losses on ac
count of the supreme court declnion affect
ing its rights In the city streets.
Rates both for call snd time loans were
quotably lower, but the response to this
condition In the foreign exchange market
was a strong recovery. Discount rates
hardened In London and sterling exchnnge
rates fell hack at- Paris nnd Berlin. The
upward movement gathered force with the
driving In of some shorts late In the day
and the closing was quite active and near
the top level of the day, out sugniiy ir
regular. ...
- Bonds were heavy. Total sales for the
day. par value, fl.475.oon. United States
bonds were all unchanged on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex-
AiUmt Express ,
Amalgamated Copper ....
American C. A F
American C. A V pfd ...
Amarlcan Cotton Oil
American Cotton Oil p'd..
American Kxpreaa '
Americas H. A L. p'd...
American Ice. securities..
American Linseed Oil
Atmrlcan Linseed oil pfd
American Locomotive ....
Amtr. Locomotive pfd....
Amer. 8. AY K
American 8. A R. ptd
.merlcen fu,r Rrnnlnf
Ant. Tobacco pfd ctla
Aiiecouda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd'
Atlantic Coast Line
Bsltlmore A Ohio
nsltlmor Ohio pfd....
Brooklyn Rspld Transit..
Canadian Paclflo
Ontral Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey....
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicasn i Alton
Chioaxo A Alton pfd
Chlraso Great Western...
Chicago ft Northwestern..
Chicago, Mil. A 8L Paul.
Chicago Ti A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
. V.. P. A St. Lnuls...
tvilorado Fuel A Iron. v..
Colorado A gouthern.....
Colorado A Se. lit I'M.,,
Colorado A So. id pfd.
rfinsolldaied Oaa .,
t orn rroeucta, , -
Corn Products' pfd
Delaware A Hun, 00
Uelaware. L. A W
Denver Rio Grands....
Denver A R. O. pfd
' au.Hi.iMM
t152.W.Ofln: gold coin Snd bullion, $77,722,891;
gold certificates, $r.o.ti
N evr YrkMsey Market.
NEW YORK, March 18 MONK Y On
rail, steady, stU4 per cent; ruling rste, I
per cent; closing bid. per cent; offered
at 4 per cent; time loans, essler; sixty
days, 6'i5 per cent: ninety days, i per
cent; six months, lij per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPRR 4rS
per rent.
PTivKL-INO KXCHANOB Strong, with
actiml business in bsnkers' bills at It ft.Vifi
& 4 for demand and at 4 KM ti 4 . SJ45 for
sixty-dav bills, posted rates. H Mai uv
and t4.W1i4.S7; commercial bills, $4 82.
SILVER Bar, H3c; Mexican dollars,
4)c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
CP 1ng quotations on bona today were,
s follows:
V. 8. ref to, reg.... Iff V Japan. s. Id series
do eoupos
IV B Ss. reg
do coupon 1
V. s. old 4a. ret.
do coupon
V S. saw e. reg.
do coupon
Am. Tobscco 4a...
So U ...I
Atchison gen, 4e...
do sdj. 4s
Atlantic r. L 4s.,
Bal. ft Okie 4s....
do ls
Bra:. R. T. c. 4s. . .
Central of Oa. 4s..
do 1st lnc....i,,
do 24 ino
do In I tc ,
Chea. ft Ohio 4Ss.
Chicago ft A. 3
C, B. ft O
C. R. 1. ft
00 col
..li4i, do
..lost to 1s ctfs
. .imV do M series
..imis.L. ft N. unl. 4a..
,.lo4 Ms, c. (. Is
..Jllt 'Mess Otilral 4e. ..
..11V do 1st Ino
.. TVMlnn. ft it. L '
..11VM , K. ft T. 4s...
..l'KVsi ta
.. MVN R. R. of M. t.
.
. i"i
. .,
.101
. im4
. 2
. :3
. MH
. It
4a 14
Vs V. T. C. I 14S W
,109V, N,J. C. g ss. ....... IX
. 4 No. PacIRo 4s 104i
. ao is '. 17
.114 In. ft W, e. 4e If4
. N O 8. L. rMg 4a M-4)
. OsllPenn. con v. 4s 101 14
. iReadlss gen. 4s I'"),
l' St. L. ft 1. M. e. a..ll(
. so 1st. L. A 8. r. fx is. Is
ti. 4s....ltWw sr. L s W. e. 4s (
P. 4s.... VtVi Seabosrd A. L. 4s.... H
I ISO. Pacific 4s SH
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Bef Steen Open Blow, with Other lind.
0enerlly Steady.
HOGS OPEN HIGHER, CLOSE SOME LOWER
Best Grsdrt of Dolls lhee and lamki
la Aetlva Uesaaad'asiel TmUr
Hcsdy, with All Othere
low asid Weak.
SOUTH OMAHA, March U 1M
S Til
I. DUO
11.711
lS.l'S
IK, 764
If. M2
l.tr;il
12.3
lJ.v.O
8,J
fl.sTD
14. W
II, 701
s.mt
M.7
(('. ft 8. L. s. 4a.l(K do 1st 4s ctfs 4t
Colo. Ind. 6. ser. A. 1 Bo. Kallw.r ta lln
do series R It Teuss ft P. Is K'-T,
Colorado Mid. 4s 19 T., St. L. ft W. 4.. U'4
1 nlo. ft So. 4s.. 3 inlon Pacific 4a lWlt
Rales. High. Low. Closed
147
.12J.no jo 104V4 lo4
. 1.W0 2 414 42
100 i"i4 mi1 "i
. 1,40 154 14
M
W
700 3& 14H 14
. 2,000 44'4 i 4H
IS
100 47 47 44
. 4.100 7il'4 H "H
2W 1114 11H4 UH'
. 44 Hon 14;" ISMi
.. 1.G00 L'lS l"
. l,4o lov Hois
704 1U444 lot's) l44i
,. 54,iO0 172 26i 27o4
,. U.0H4 4 K
loo 101s 1o4 ti,
roo 160 154 lw"
,. 1.000 110 U04 U0S4
s
.. 44,100 SS14 Ml, MT4
600 ns 170 110
.. 10.SO0 4Pii 4414j 4S
,. -200 10644 106 ll!44
4iw 117V, iiH :iVi
,. 1,700 57 Vi 6Ci -ti H
so
74
Sao 2l4 tl . 21
MO 4 124 124
,. 4,000 177 176Vs' l.'
li
Cuba 4s
I), ft R. O. 4s
Distillers' Sec. is
Brie p. I. 4a......
- do sen. 4a
Hoiking Vai
Japan 4n .. . .
ufiered.
4s.
. .u4 I do conv. 4s...
.. tV 8. Steel Id is
.. Wshask Is
..1111-4, do deb. R ,
.. WiA sweelern Md. 4s.
.l is .W; ft L. K. 4s...
......ItWti Wis. Central 4s.
.154
.. 4H
..111
.. H44
.. II
..
.. U4.
London . C loslua - Slocks. '
LONDON. March 13.-Closlng quotations
on 'lie utocK exchange were:
Recelptg were: trattle.Hogs.Bneep.
v'Hivini in..iiiiftv ......... s.pne
Oftlclal Tuesday .)
Two daya this week 8.M
Same daya last week.... S.01!
Same two weeks ago. .11.4V
Bame three weeks ao..lu.v9
Same four weeks ago..l0.jg
Bam days last Year.. 7.oU
'the foiluwlnir snows the receiuts of cat
tie, hogs and sheep at South Omaha (or
the year to date, compared with last year;
19iV 19. Jnc. Dec
Cattle 1 jo. 705 40.246
Hogs i eio.tKl s.tlll 4H.344
Sheep LU.1,4 Uo3 i77
CATTLS3 QUOTATIONS.
The following will show tha price bald
for tha different kinds of oattia on tha
Sou tli Omaha mark ..
Uood lo choice corn-fed steers..
Fair to choice corn-fed steers..
Common to fair corn-fed steers.
Good to choice cows and heifer
Fair to good cows and heifers...
fanners and cutters g.iKU3N
Uood to choice stocker and feeder til W
rair to good Blockers and feeders.. I 40v4.uu
common to fair stocker
Hulls, stags, eto
Good veal calve
Tha following table show the
price of hogs at South Omana for the last
several days, with comparisons:
0Vi N. Y- Ontral lKIVi
lots Netfolk ft W
isy do prd m
Vn Ontario ft W M'iS
Pennsrlvsnla ........ 704
KsDd Mines
Resdlns
do 1st pfd
. do Id pfd
'nuthern Rallwsv
do pfil
outturn Psclflc .
uloh Paclfle ....
d -ptd
8. Steel
10 pfd
ababh
o pfd
anUh 4a
..; -."ita-lod
cenL
1 Ik 01 uini.00111 iu the open market
short bills Is i't per cnt; for three
Consols, money
do sicount
Ansconda
Atchison
do pfd
Rsltltnore ft Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ...
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. ft 8t. P
lie Here ,
Denver A R. O....
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do td pfd
Illlnota Central ....
Louisville ft Nash..
M.. K. ft T
rJlLVKK-hnr.
MojNEY K-t4
1
for
..104
..17SS
.. s7
. Ilk
..1411.
.. IS';
. 43
. 6u
. ti
.174
.li.
. J.
Stt
per
'4
.. 4,i
.. 474j
.. 10
.. 41H
..104
..
.. 110
.. 4144
..loe a
tl
per ounco.
11,00
46.(1
lilf.oiO
W.U00
1.704
14.400
1.800
. 1. 000
.t.
11.40H
100
400
101 '4
It H
71
11
1044
1944
4:1 H
izi
no
141
i
1.S4
.71
8 00
4.2KO
!!
tOO
100
I0
200
1.100
4tS
77H
43',
leu's
116
sts
ion
" llkl
400
2110
100
o'tOO
mo
"1.200
1,110
200
1
11
64
la
14H
14
iir'.s
24 S
7i4
1110 171
2,4cO 1II01
14
lil
14, fx 10
71
II
Mlaaeapolls Ural a Market.
(Superior Board of Trade quotation for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as furnished by F. D. Day
ft Co.. 110-111 Hoard of Trade building., was:
Article.! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. " Ctoae.l Ye y.
viat-' 1 . I'," I
' May... 7644 764 ; 75 V78V, ; 7S
July... 78Siy 7SV, V , 7i 78'4
6ept... . 7V, T8V -76. -rVVj 78Vfc
f-big- ' .' - 1 ' I ' ' 1
May... 11S t 1&S 1 15SI 114
July... 1 1H 1 IwV, 1 It 1 Wi 1 W-Z
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Yes y.
I J I I
7TVg17ljMrA. . TtjanjtiTITTJSViflS
TNU.K1! N4, ' 77 771. 7KS
78 7'ai7777V4! 77! 78,
4J7.&43, U'ilv.JiVtaJ '43W
4J,H.IU',W', 4!4i4'il'43 43'
4-ai4otT, 4J',il 4JH 3'0
I 1 . I .
I Wheut I
I May
1 Jui 1
inept.
f
1 ' July
1 Kept.
I 4 Hl 1
I May
1JUIV
m -r4S-pt.
-f'74"ork
May
July
. Lard
. J May
X L July
r. rUpt.
i mi.
I May
I July
I291
ir'
2o
15 7n
la t4)
7 771
7 STV,'
!24
8 30 I
J1si
a
15 73V
li tK
7 SO
7 let
l uu
8 3.S
W'lSVi-i 3oS'S
!
li ho
tt &:-Vs
7 77S
7 Ml
7 j
15 72H,
7 SO
7 90
8 OU
8 SCV,
8 87V:
11 674j
li 67Vg
T 75
7 hi
1
8E!4
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat : No. 1
hard, TOsC; No. 1 northern, 7S4; to ar.
rive. 7TV4c: No. 8 northern, TS'ic: to arrive.
TosC; No. 8 northern, 71H6T2c; No. 8 durum,
sc. corn: no. s yenow, oic; imo. a. oo'y,
Voc. Oats: No. S white, 874c; No. 8
2fkbZ&ic- Barley. S6aHoc. Rye, MSstfo.
Flax, missing.
Available Sappllea of 4VrJa.
NEW YORK, March 18. Special cable
and telegraphic communications received
by Bradstreet' show the following change
m available, supplies as Vxi in pared with
prevlons account: '4
Wheat, united otatea and Canada, east
of Rocklea, Increased 9rj,0u0 bu.
Afloat for and In Europe, increased 200,000
bu.; total supplies Increased, afo.J bu.
Corn, I nlted States and Canada east
of Rocklea, deoreased 21.0u0 bu.
Oats. I nlted State and Canada east of
Rockies, Increased 174,014) tiu.
The leading Increases reported to Brad-
street' this week are: loO.OM) bu. at the
Minneapolis pelvste elevators; J7 4,000 bu In
Munitoba and M.Oofi bu. at Omslia.
Tlie Ifadlng deireast-s are: bu. at
the Chicago private elevator; 126.000 bu.
at Portland, Me., and W.ocu pu. at lort
Huron.
Distillers'
Brls
Kris 1st 7fd..
Krle td pfd -
fteneral rieetric
Hocking Vallev
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd
International Pnmp
International Pump pfd...
Iowa Central
lows Central pfd
Kansas City Southern. .....
Kansas City 80. pfd
Louisville ft NsHhvllle
Manhattan L
Metropolitan gecnrttls ....
Metmpolltsn Street Ky
Meitcsn Central
Minneapolis ft 8t. Ixiuis...
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M. ..... .
M . St. P. ft 8. 8. M. pfd.
Missouri PsclDc
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas
Mosourl. K. ft T. pfd
Natlsna! Lead
National R H of M. pfd.
New Tofk Central
New York. O. ft W
Korfolk ft Western
Norfolk A Winters pf....
North Amsrlcan
Northern PaclAo
Pacific Mali
Penneyttanla
People's Gas
P. C. C. ft St. Louis....
Pressed Bteel Csr
Pressed Pteel Car ptd
Pullman Palao Car
Rending
Heading 1st pfd
Heading 2d pld
Republic Bteel
Republic Steel pld. .........
Rock Island Co
Hock Island Co. pfd
gloss-Bheffleld fvieel
84. Louis ft tf. F. 24 pfd...
84. Louis Southwssters
at Louis 8. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
fiouthsrn PaclAo pfd
feouthern Railway
So. Hallway pfd . . .'
Tconeaeee Coal ft Iron...
Texas ft Pacific
Toledo. St. Louis ft W .
Toledo. St. L. ft W. pfd.
lnion Pacltio
t'nlon PaciQc pfd
I lilted States Kipre.s. . ..
I'nlled States Realtv
t'nited tttates Steel
I nlted Btstea Steel pfd..
Va.'Caroliu f'hemlcal ...
Va. -Carolina Chem. ptd 3"
Wsbasl tjm
Wabash pfd
Weils-rarso E press
Westlnghouee Electric'
Weelern t'nlon 700
Wheeling ft Lake Kris..... ' me
Wisconsin Centrsl
Wmooail Central pfd
Total sales for toe day. kll.7u4 shares.
No. 2.
Cash quotations were a follow.':
. KlAil H Hull and easy; winter patents,
83 sM3 tM; winter straights, U3iH3 ,0; spring
patents, !'" Si ran 11 1 j, )4va
I. on; laker. i-HUAi'.
WHEAT No. t spring. 78sJ80c; No. 8. 73
Tc: No. 1 red, 77.u.s'e
CORN No. S. 41c;' No. 8 ell 'W. lt4C
OA i b No. 2, sie.wc; No, 8 white, ii-mc; No.
8 white, IJiijJltte.
RYE No. 1. bulimic. '
BARLE Y flood f-edlng. rtSTtc; fair to
choice malting. 4in6ocj ,
SttriS-No. 1 rtai, 81 Oi: No. 1 northwests
ein, tl 11: clover, contract grade. HI M
I'HOVlMlONtJ Me pork, tier bbi., (1ft 4A
JilS.iii. Lard, per loo lb.. VMi. Bhort ribs
sides tlooaei. to K(id.20; short doar aide
tboxexl), 1 4."ilS.3U.
Receipts and shipmenl of grain and flour
re tut follows: . iiaceipts. atiipnunts.
Hearla Grals Market.
PEORIA. Marrh IS CORN Hleher: No.
8 yellow. 41c; No. 8. 41c: No. 4. 40c: no
grade. 37 'g 19c.
OATtJ-eiieady: No. I white. SOc: No. 3
white. Hic; No. 4 white. 28c.
WHISKY On the basis of 81.28 for fin.
tahed goods.
-r - , - .:
Dolatk Urala Market.
DVUTH. Minn.. March 11-WHRAT-
To arrive, No. 1 northern. TBVic; No. 8
northern, 73c; on track. Nti. 1 oortliern.
No. I northern. HV-; Mav. .76.e:
ly, 774c; September. 77W-.
OATS To arrive and on track. Mav.
c.
86 V-;
July.
l,5"0
400
1.600
too
i.000
200
1.400
700
"'700
100
100
14. M0
l.oue
1 iw '
1.400
100
1.400
"400
100
7.4110
100
42. 00
MX
1.100
. l.i
lia)
UK)
, il.4'0
100
40.600
17.100
lituij
Msi,
60
864s
iij"
221
4.114
lam,
44 '
"siti'
v4
2S
1064
17
4
"iis
16 k
474,
111
41s
1014
ISJ'i
M's
3414
644
l.'a4
44
Jl.l ..441'
u .
10414
444
44
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M'4
414
7Tw
417
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169
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12 H
41
si
Ml St
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ah la
144 .
li
75 VI
11
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161
170
lnn4
36
71
1944
14
14
604
tl
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41
1144
4744
10
64
44
t7
12H4
SO
47
ts'4
106
i7
1
4414
24
664
4TN4
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14
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161
. 44
141
20
'iii,
67 4
424
774
47
1494
1151,
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HI
11
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14S.
144
114S
14 V4
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34 S
71
4 .
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44
17 '4
ioo"
in
4:114
7V,
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44 V,
2.1144
126
414
1044
64
117 '
"k
624
'444"
2044
144
lfH4
soV4
iiii
46 V.
444
lis
14
1014
1114
44
a
444 ' i4vi
1614, 15jta
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11
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044.
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-1
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106
514
1!64
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4
'Boston Stork and Bonds.
BOSTON,, Marcrt 15 Call loans, 4VC
per
iii
cent; tlme luans, 6ni per ci-nt. Offlcla
t4tiolatloiu4 on stocks and bonds s were:. s
AtcMson sdj. 4s...... MVt'Allouet sm,
.wivt'Amaigamated ...... ..loo.
10
do 4a
M. (anurai Asisrwsa Zi
Flour, bbls
NVheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu .-
Rye. bu
itarrey, bu.
Ki.niA
1U.IBSJ
SI nun
44.fr
I utl
en.Uuo
th
SS loo
M 3ou
'.Ts.e'a)
.)
4 4W
6tA4)
but-
4n the Produce esrhange today
ter market waa steady; orruineiira. 1uW-re:
dalrlt-a, l&Wtc. Ege steady, at mark, cases
Included, l.c: in eta. L'Vc: prime firsts.
i:tu; extras, 15c. Cheese, steady, UVftl-'c
Ltteraael Grain Market. '
LIVERPOOL. Marrh 11 -WHKAT-Bpot
nominal; futures unlet; March, 4a 4'd ,
la. v juiy, est so. .
CoHN-fpol, hrni, Aiucrn.au mixed ucw,
4'ottan Market." . .
NEW YORK. March. IS COTTON a not
Closed quiet and steady. 10 points higher:
middling uplands, 11. 10c; . iniddling gulf,
11 Sm-; sales. 1 feat. ,
UVEhlt-KJl March M trTTlJX Buot.
In fair demand: prices 4 p.lnts lovow;
American miuaiing, tair. sua good-mkl-dliHg.
l i-bd; low mlddlliig. fi.bid; good ordi
nary, 4--U. 1 ne sales ot the day were
Kx liak-s. "f which t.flno were) tor spe.
ulatlon and e.,-rt and Included .taa) Anier
ln; receipts. 44.UUU balna, IncludltisT 43.uja
bales American.
NBW ORLk-ANtf. March 4 -COTTOM
Bunt closed a4euly; attleev T.l bales: or
dinary, 7ac; good ordinary, 8 l-loci td
middling, HV.-l.u-: nncklliug. KiVc; .good
mirldiing. ll'.c; middling fair. IHsc; re
Celpts. 1" U.VI bales: mock. y74 I J hle .
T. LOl 18. Marcb IA 4'ot T4N -o.ilet t
u 11 11 1 1 UK lyli-lec; none; ii'irit'li l'i3
bat.; ehlmnecta- 874-bales; atvck, 44,wC
bales.
Atchison
do ptd
Boston ft Albany.'.
Huston ft Maine. . .
Boston Elevaled"7.
KUi ti burg v '.
Meilcau Csulral .,
N. Y . N. H. ft H
t'nloa Pacific .v..
Amer. Arge. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
IionlnloB I. ft
kdlsoa Klec. IHu..
Mass Klectrlc
do pfd
Msss Gss
I ulled Fruit
t rilled Shu Msck.
do pfd
I . . Steel pfd ...
Westing, common
Adventure
Asked,
4ls Atlai.tlu
blugbaja
..JJv, 1 al. ft Hecla
.1.4 K'enteunlul ..
..llUts'Copeer Hang
...iu tusly w
.. W yienklln
. .401 , Uraukr
. UJ-4 isle H.ivale ...
... Is Maes. Mining .
.. 44 MlcMga
... i4w Muhsak
ku nt. C. A O.
..IMS Old Dumiuioa .
...L lOsoeol
..41 1 Parrot
,..10.'4, .uuimy
, . . 11 JShaiia'ia
. .2i74'Tainaiac4
,.. 11 (Trimly
,.. jl nucd Copper
... , t'. 8, Mining .
...10s if. a. uu
... 41 t lah 7
... ii 1 V iclorla
...lo 1lnona ....
... 1 Wolveria
... sVflN'ortk Hull ...
iil
4u
StNl
4
I
. 114.
. 474,
w
. 44,
.10:
IS
. .0
. 7:
ki4
. 11
. 41
. 6
4V,
.Its
i
evr iork Mlalagc Storks
Ntw itiKiv. aiarcn 11 t losing juuta-
tlous on miuu.g snaas were:
Adams Cos
Alice
Hrewe
bmnewkk Con . .
t oiaatet'k Tuoul
Cos. si. at Vs..
Item Silver
Iroa lfller ......
LMdflil tea ....
3
.1
. L
. tl
. a
.Li
.l'ia
.dtaj
(Utile Chief ....
Octane
lO lr
1 hoeiils
Polost.....
jHeae
'Hum Nevada V
Ismail Kopee ...
I41'r ...... -a ;
, 1
12s
, ' t
. X
. 4;
. 14
. . . Xreasory ktateiarsa. f
WAUHI NtlTON. March l.V-Tod i;s tae
tnnrrt of tl.t ti.-is 11 y halaiU'i r. 10 tlie gi n
eral fmi'' xt-'"' l of th- 0 s gt'd
r4iu, shvae- AvailnkU katlauce.
months' bills, 8$-16iiH per cent.
Bank Clearings. ,
OMAHA, March 13 Bank clearings fot
today were ll.bbu, 437.80 and for the corres
ponding date last year, 11.801, 4o4. is.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition ol Trade and ttaotatioas on
Btaplo and laser frodnve.
EOQ8 Receipt lluaial. Iresa Slock, case
count, 13c.
LlVh; PULLTHI-lieru, Vic; 010 roost
ers, 6c; turaeys, 14c; ducae, llo: young
roostets, 'ibc; gttese, 8c.
LiRLbSKL) POLLTRI Turkeys. lKSilic.
old turns, lb'tiltic; cniokena, nllc, old
roosters, 7c; duck, Ljl3o; geese, luo.
BUI lltK l-aciiiii sloe a. 14c. cuoic to
fancy dairy, lonyltfc; creamery, ZHuiiVtjO.
ri A a rTlce quoted oy uniaiia feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, eo.Ai medium, ii-Ui
coarse, U ltXa&.w. Rye straw, 40.60.
bHAIt rur ton. lib 50.
. T'ROl-ltJAL IPRU1T8.
DATE 3 Per box or a) 1-1 b. nkaa. 1100:
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boites, per lb., bo; Isay
srs, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs.,
K.uu per dos.; 8-lb. boxes, 11AU.
ottAINULS Cal forma, extra fancy Ked-
land navels, all sizes. u.&O: fancy navels.
$4.ob; cholctt, all sixes, U.'A.
LLMUXNH Llmomers. extra fancy. 240-
elze, 13.&U: M) to 3t0 size. 84.00.
- etna ...ii 1 1 , . I.. no..
. v . uaiiivi 111a, ki iv-im. v. , iuii, iv
sue: imported Smyrna, tltree-crown, 11c;
ix-cron. 13c. .1 .,vf.i .
BANA.NAB-m med um sized bunch. 81.78
V jo; iiimtwi, Hf.eVtus.ov.'
TANtliCRlNEo CaliiornlA per box of
gbtiut Via. W.O0. 1 - vini' .- -i
uKAyK R HI-Florida,' per. box, 87.Q04J
T.60; California, per box, M.Outhf.M.
FRUITS.
PEARS Winter Nelli and Mount Vernon.
12.60.
A FPLE8 California Newton. TlbDlns and
Baldwins, $200 per bu. box; Ben Da. via, 11.76
per ou. ikix: vvinesiips. iz.bu per bu. box:
other varieties, IJ.outu.bo per bu.; New York
apptesi I4uiuwma and Russets, lii.DO per buu
UltAi k-o linpoi ti-ii nlHmt,n.-. o.oottiO.O.
' OLD VEGETAL LE8.
POTATOES Home arown. our bu.. 60(3
sx bouin liaaoia. per ou., ibc.
UMUMS-Mome grown. yellow and red.
per bu., boc; bpanian, per crate, u.ou; Colo
ludo, red and yellow, per bu., 81. uO.
AVX ilLArsa-i-ur bu.. tf.
LIMA 1JLANS 1-er lb., 60.
CABliAGK California, 24.0 per lb.; Wis.
cousin. In crate, per 10.. Mi.
CARROTS. PARtsNlr'a AND TURNIPS
t'rr bu., HiC.
CELLK x California, 81 per doa.
fe w LET POTATOES Kansas, uer 2-bu.
bbls., L'.ou.
NEW VEQETABLES.
TOMATOLtr Florida, par crate of 80 lba
net. W.
WAX BEANS Per bam Pur of about 80
ids. ne:, to.
STRING BEANS Per hamper of about
80 lbs. net, 3.0Uitf4.UO.
GREiiN PEPPERS Florida, per hampsr
of aooul lo oos.. 44.00.
TURNIPS. REE'ib A.NU CARROTS
Louisiana, per do, bunches. 7tc
BHALLOTTS Louisiana, per dog.
buiirncs, 13.
Hh.AU LUii i L lh-iuiaiana. per bbi.
8U.oxui.0O: per doi. head, 81.7i4iZ.00.
LLAic lci 1 uwr. iioinouso. per do.
beads, &00.
CLCLMBERH Hothouse, per dog.. 81.71.
HADlbttEb Hctliouse, per dog. buocheav
ac.;. .'
lUBltltoOiua nuuiuuwi, per 10. soctinc,
BKEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 13c; Mo. 2 rib, 11c; No. 8 rib
8c; No. 1 loin, Uc; Mo. loin, tic; No. i
loin, lvc; ino. 1 cnuca, xivti no. J chuck, 00
No 8 chuck, 4V; No. 1 rond, 7dic; Nu. :
round, 7c; No. 8 round, 640; No. 1 plate, 4c
No. 8 plate, !t4c; No. 3 plate, 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per ketv. ?t; per bbi., e,7l.
HoN LY New. pet 14 lbs.. sVl.00 .
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, loc; Wisconsin iiinnergsr, uc; twlus,
is. ' Young Americas, 16 Wc.
NUTS Waluuts, No. 1 ort shells, new
crop, per 10., lOVtK. uara sneiis, per lb.,
uwc. menus, isisu, .," o; sinau,
per lb., 12c, Peanuts, per lb., .Vc; roasted,
per lb., be. Chill walnuts, per lb.. I2iiia4j,
Almonds, soft hens, per ., i7c; bard
shells, per lb.. It. Cocoanuia, 44.80 por
SUCK Ot IW. .. .
FRESH FISH Trout, 11c: halibut, 10a
pickerel, dressed, ic; wnite pass, llu; sun-
tisii, tyunc, perctu sainnsHj anu aressad. he
pike, loc; redsnupper, 11c; salmon, lie
craoples, 6iic; eeis, Se; black bass, aVc
.hilellsti, Li: if leg. jcr do., 66c
inliyteia. given, mc; ooiiea toosieis. 1
blueflsh, lie; herring, 4c: boanisn mackerel,
luc; haddocg. - tc; siuunp, l.uusi.ou per
gallon; aniens, w. , uu.
iiVSTtMs-Fresti standard. 8140 oer eat
hell oysters. tl.tAov per lull; Little Neck
Clams. LU pel iva.
St'UAR-Granulated oane. J.n bbls., to.04:
trsuiulated cane, in saws, 8e.tl( graauiaiea
L-tt. In sack, 14 L
, BIKtP 1" batrols, 84c per guL caaes, 4
lo-lb. cans, ll.uu; cates,.U -lU, cans, 8x0;
car e, 'i4 i4-il. cans. 1 0.
COFFEE Roaaied: No. 85, 2BVo per lb. ;
No. :. irto per 11.; N, B, Uo per lb.;
No. 2o. loc per lb.; No. 21. U',c per lb.
FliOL'H (wlioleeale Bsl high grade Ne
braska, per twl.i ti; eeet ttigh grude patent
Minnesoia, wr owL, U.M: straight patent
Nebraska, per cat.. U. second patent Nu
bi.ska, li.au
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh,' por Lt
bbi., luo lb.. 84.50: Norway mackerel, per
bbi., a lba., bloaters, 4b. iS'o. 1, La; No. 3,
ju; No. A. l.u; lriBh No. i. 317. Herring, In
bbls.. 2uu lbs. eacn. Norway, 4k, Vi; Nor
way, 3k, lit; Holliuid, mixed, 111 ou. Hol
land herrlug. In kegs, milker. Wu; keg,
luixcd, iOc.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet,' fi S; No. t car
pet. 8.40; No. 3 plain, 83.26.
CANNED GOODS Com. standard west
ern, ai-uouc; Maine. 1) 2i. Tomatoes. I-lb.
van. l.A4Jl oO: -ib - 74rt'3L 'ineapples.
grated, -lo., U-U-Wi So. sliced. 11 if 21:0;
gallon apples, fancy, to.iQ. California apri
cots, l.Vu20o: pears. tl.7Vz.a); eac(ies,
faucy, 31 .ifci i.W; H. C. jjeunes, 3i.oiu;.o.
Alaska salmon, red. 31. U; pink, uc; fancy
Ciitnook, F.. L' IV. laiuy sockcye, F., l.'s;
sardines, V-oil. t-W; -inustard.i, $j
3.10. Sweet pctatoe. 3I l'ul.X; sauerkraut,
41; pumpkins, aueiutl: wua beans, .'-Hi., '.try
80c; Lund, beans. t-lD., 1iAtMX 11.36; spinach,
l.ii,Ji'.,.0u; clutp p.a. :-lli.. sue; exlia, VAt
'mc; laiity. ll.tfjil ii.
1HDE. PE1.1S AND TALIZJW-No. 1
green hides, kWc; No Z, Uc, No. I salted,
ll'c. No I. loe; burl hides. 4i9c; dry
tildea, KKU20C. ilorve bides, large, ib;
ginall, U 'M. . Sheep pctta, mh, oocijill ui.
TaLu,, No. 1. 4-c; No. 2, 3.c; rougli. l'jc
.8i (VVJO 40
.. 4.7buf.00
4 0ti4 7o
8 OO gt .W
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Z.bVii4.00
4 0Ou6.(n'
average
Date. j 1!X. 19fl6. 1904. 11903. 190a.1801. 1900.
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Feo. ti... U44 I 77 8 82i
Feb. 28... 4 104 t 81
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Mch. 3... fit 4 761 I 12
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Mch. 6... 4 I1H I 3 071
Mch. . . . 30 4 86 1 I
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Mch. 8... 8 (4)4 4 88 6 20
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Sunday.
RANGE
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Sioux City .,
The officlol
OF PRICES.
Cattle.
l2.2.a0O
l.&04tl.35
1.85(65.90
1.2oy.M
12&&6.60
number of cars
Hogs.
8.0n'b.17H
4.7u4i.35
8.60u SO
8 508..16
3.004j.lS
of stock
brought In today by each road waa
Cattle. Hog. She'p. Ii'r's.
C. St. P., M. A O.
Missouri Pacltlo .....
V. P. System
C. & N. W., east
I.:. N. W., west....
C, Ht. P., M. & O..
C, B. A Q., east
' H. & 4 . west....
R. I. A P.. east..
C, R. I. fc P.. west..
riols Central
Chicago C-i. Western
4
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37
4
18
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2
114
17
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5
Gl
Total receipts 228
The disposition of the day' receipt was
a follow), each buyer purchasing the num
ber of neuo indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheem,
l.Oril
3.011
2.102
2,267
1.613
tt0
1.811
3,423
223
2.009
Omaha Packing Co 758
Swift and Company 1.31a
Cudahy Packing Co 1,146
Armour V. Co Kt9
Swllt & Co., country 37
Vanrlant & Co. 88
Carey , M
ixihman ox co 110
W. I. Stephen 10
Hill ft Son 96
Hamilton at Rothschild.. Mi
Planklngton Packing Co. 23
Wolf Murnan 53
Mike Haggerly.....- '68
Sol Degan G
J. B. hoot & Co 80
Union Dressed Beef Co.. 2a
Hoffman
Other buyer 803
Total .t.ZM 7.fi 8.782
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were ouit
large this morning, 211 cars being reported
In the yards, as against !c22 one week ago
and 311 two weeks ago. The weather was
decidedly unpropltlous, a heavy fall of
ano prevailing all the morning, which
made tha cattle show up to poor advantage.
(Julie a number of the trains were late and
the deep snow throughout the yard made
It difficult to get around so that the trad
was rather late In getting started,
lieef steers were especially slow in open
ing this morning. Although there was a
general feeling that the market would be
steady early bid were in many cases
lower, and It took some little time for buy
ers and sellers to get together. The good
cattle sold at prices not materially differ
ent from yesterday, as high as 15.00 being
paid for the Dest nere. 1 ne common to
medium grade were A little Inclined to
ward weakness.
Cows and heifer seemed to be In good
demand this morning and In consequence
the trade was reasonably active and the
big bulk of the offerings changed hands
in good . season In the fortnouu. Values
were not materially changed as compared
with yesterday.
Blockers and feeders were In light supply
nd fair demand, so that desirable kind
commanded good firm nrlces. The general
market on Blockers and feeders might be
quoted as unchanged.
Representative sales:
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Mo.
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GAe Bucna Vista Ore Buying,
Smelting' Power Co.
OFFERS 200,000 SHARES AT -15 CENTS EACH FOR
SALE. FULLY PAID, NON-ASSESSABLE.
Ttalg company own eight patenlg outright to produce an unlimited
heat capable to treat any low made ore. With gas made from 83 per
cent of air heated up to (00 degree farenhelt and 16 per cent of dis
tilled oil, called the wato from oil rcflnertea.
Not the raw, crude oil should be considered. This ia uot an expert
merit, but a cold, proven, practical fact of many yeari practical experi
ment by the inventor fend practical engineer, Charles A.. Kueoiel.
We have atartod. to build our plant at Buena Vista, Colo., upon a
complex of land of 130 acre. We will positively smelt ore as low as
$2.00 with large profit, the tost of one ton will not be over 41 cents to
amelt.
Tlie metal will be refined at our own plant. We will start with
one S5 ton smelter, which will be a capacity of 210 tons per day.
We do not Intend to flood a large amount of stock for the simple
reason, as soon as our first plant is in operation we will have all mine
owners with vs 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 share, which were sold nineteen years Ago at the
same price as we offer ours now.
Do not consider this a stock Jobbing scheme; it is a pwrfoctly legiti
mate and practical business proposition. This offer is only good up. to
March 20. 1B06.
Mine owners, or those interested In mining, can obtain controling
Interest with the inventor by means of a email investment, and become
directors In the affairs ot the company April 30th, 1906, the next elec
tion. Address, , . ......
S6e BUENA VISTA ORE BUYING,
SMELTING POWER CO.
BUENA VISTA. COLORADO.
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riOUd Mure than twice a many were In
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it waa only a fair 'luvsday s run, liu cars
txtlng rrtjoited on saie. Hie maraet opericu
with speculators buying a tw mails z'nint.'
higlipr. I'apkvr diu nut seem to reel taut
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very little business on tne opening market.
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Mart "'d continued so tiirougnout the day.
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tno hogs they needed, after which tne mar
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THE
UPDIKE GRAIN CO.
EEE ELDG., OMAHA.
TILKrH4)NI DOUGLAS 14741.
MKMIERSOP
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
MINMAP0LIS CHAMBER of COMMERCE
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
KANSAS CITY BOARD of TRADE .
MILWAUKEE BOARD sf TRADE
OMAHA GRAIN EXCHANGE,
CAREFUL. ATTENTION
given erger In grain ar prv!elne tor
future delivery In markets
F. Du Day & Co.
Stocks. Grain. Provision
Ship Your Grala tu Vs.
t hleag an 4 Mlnaeapolls Dallvery.
One-eighth commission on drain, one
quarter on Blocks. Prompt and careful
attention given to outside account. Write
for our dally Market Letter, mailed tree.
Main Offlce,
llO-.ll Board of Trade Bide
OMAHA, NEB.
I.aaaj Distaste 'Phest, Doacla 8A14.
Btin.h,lJ 'ine sneep and lamb market is
In a very peculiar condition, and It I no
easy matter for the country to fully ap
preclatti the situation, it is not until a
snipper has been hare and seen for. him
selr thnt he Is in a position to thoroughly
understand th trend of the market at tlie
present time. As noted before In these
column,. It. is Dot a bear market. 1'ackurs
do not appear to be making any effort to
bixak prices, but, on- the contrary, buy
what tney need In about the same notches
from day to day, leaving the rest alone.
This morning th local packer were out
In good anason and tney picked out the
best ot the ottering, or at least that por
tion that they needed, paying fully steady
price. Thus the Mexican lamb, whlcn
sold at 16.46 yesterday, and which were
very good, brought tne same price today.
A big string of Mexican yearlings sold at
fi, with several loads of ewes at 10.26. After
tlie buyer had obtained what tney needed
they left the barn, and It then became a
matter not of price, but of finding someone.
to oia on i ae atun.
Shipper will understand from this that
the real cause of the trouble lays In a lack
of demand, or, rather, in tho demand being
less than the supply. This is true nut
merely of South Omaha, but pf all other
market as well. Kastern markets rs-,
pecially have had hard work to keep the
supply down to a point where It would not
be too much In excesa ol the demand.
A shipper might Imagine, undoj- the
conditions now prevailing, buyer are In a
position to make a wide distinction be
tween fair to good and good choice stuff.
When there I more coming than they can
use it i oniy natural that tney mould se
lect the choice, and It Is this kind that gat
the benefit of the bet price.
Quotations: Uood to choice native lamb.
16.4ott4.T6; good to choice western lambs
W.41 6&; fair to good lamb. te.lrt41i.tO; cull
lambs, H SottS.SO; good to choice light year
lings, $6.G6ii0; good to choice heavy year
lings. i.tftU6.00; fair to good heavy year
lings, tS.4f436.60 good to choice wether.
t&.64S.&0: fair to good wether, t 2&i to;
good to choice ewes, M.Wtft.19; fair to good
ewes. H4Mfl; cull sheep and bucks, 13.00
540. .
No. Wt. Pr.
81 Colorado) cull ewes k I 50
130 Colorado erne lot I IS
4.60; stocker and feeder. t3.KXEf4.2t; calve
and yearlings, t3.004j4.26; stock , heaer, a.3S
KJJ.lt.
riotjo riecctpia, z.zuo neaa; market oc 4
higher; selling nt UooJ.l&; bulk of sale,
16. utMit . 10. ,.
BHUKP AND- LAMBS Receipts, '.MO
bead; market steady
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle and Hogs Steady Sheep and
Umbi Loner,
CHICAGO, March 13 CATTLE Recelprs,
4,000 head; market, steady; common to
Krlme steers, t3.8oij4).40; cows, ti.HMi 4.60 ;
Hirers, t2.7fiu.Ui; bulls, ti.4o'u4.3&; calves,
3.00(87.60.
HUG 8 Receipt s, 1K.0OO head; market,
steady; choice to prima heavy, l'i.20'ai.3714;
medium to good heavy, t"i aJt.iS; butcher
weights. !; .2V(i6.35; good to cholo heavy
mixed, ! Kji( ij; packing. t5.K(jii.26.
SHEEP AND LAMHH Receipts, lS.Otxi
head; market, 10c lower; sheep, StuOtl t. 26 ;
yearlings, to.60ftti.4Q; lambs, W.iouta,
Stock la Sight.
hecelpts of live stock at the six prlnoliuvl
western markets yrsteraay;
Cattli
South Omaha
Bloux City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Ht. Louis
Chicago
Total
...30,6113
Hog, f-lheep.
K.ihi g.tmo
2.JW ami
KUUO- 'S.Or-l
6.131 .007
7.600 Ml
18.0U 18. 'HO
65.831 U,W7
83 Colorado ewe ,
41 cull ewe
211 western ewea
118 western ewe
328 western ewe
1 western ewes
4L western ewes,
226 Colorado lam ha ,
4i3 Colorado lambs, ft
34 western lambs
tVr7 western lamba
iJS western lambs
667 Colorado Met lambs.
In western lamb
616 Mexican lambs
600 Mexican lamb
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Kaasas f lty l.lve Xtocit Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March IS. CATTLE
Receipts. ; 14,0rt hoad. Including 360 ti.-n.il
aoutherns: market steady to loc lower:
choice export and dn ssed beef steers. 16 0
G&.W; fair to good, t4.0rjj6 26; western fed
steer, 3.50je 60; stoctaers and feeders, tt.tl)
4i4.76; southern ter, .6i45.i0; southern
cow. 12 2M34.U0; native cows. tl&oh4 60; na
tive heifers. U.2MTS-10; bulls. 42 sftf I.M;
calves. t3.Uaij7.ili.......
. 11CX19 Receipts, 14.000 head: market
opened 6c higher : advance lust; top. 16.30;
bulk of sales. t 10'j 25; tlsavv. 14 25'i'I Ti;
packers, t.16tl6.X'H: pigs and lights, io.bMt
.an. ,
killEEP T4NO -IWlMnH Receipt. 8 flun
head; market for sheep steady; himlis 10 j
lower; natlv lamba. fi&wjjl.n; western
lamba, t6 5tyS.76: raw snd yeurllnprs. t4.ri
5.W; woalern fed yr'lnss. ll.gtrljS.O1?: west
ern fed l" 64.2Cai.45; stocker and feed
ers, t3.24V&4.7&. .
St. Uuala l.i't Stork Market.
ST. LOrifl. alo'.. March IS CATTLE--Recelpts.
t.6t0 head. Iiicliirllng l.uC head
Texans; marka strong: native shloplng and
export tet-f. 4.f-61.'i; tliessttd beef and
butcher lers. H.7ili25; steers under l.ooo
pounds, $3.0u4j-4.1a; storkers ond f"e(lere,
t2.2f.'a4 : cons and helfrrs. t'SJt; can
tier t'iOOfc.'HS; bull. U.;i-1.: rtlves,
13 2;, 17 75. cui and hiters, 12 3 si; l li
HO5 Receipts. . m,.IM . head: m-irlt.li
steady to strong: Mr. and lights. Ul
6.70; paf- 6 0t.6.30; shippers and best
heavy. t6 1iJ;.
SHEK1 AND LAMte-Reeeinls. ""3
h.i'l. market !-' native muttons. (I t)
tySM; lamhs, ti.l&si-M.
t
. SI. Jssrnh I Ivr limit Market.
4JT. JOSEPH. Mo., March IS CATTLK.
Iteeipts. 3 h"Hf market steadv and iw;
lower: natlveil. 14 1i)4li0:, cum and tunf
ers. tl.ti'i4.ti6; slockeis and feeders, fcl.ntti
4.6". ...... t
HiKJJ Receipt ..1 l:l lie-iU: maikei
steegv- Htthl, t.Ojtftl 2); tninliUm and heavy,
tt IM.S7'4j.
8HEKH AM) LAMHS-M-celpta, 8.007
head; market low; lambs. W 70. '
gloag rifv l.lse Biwab Market.
HIOl'X nTV. Maich IX 4peclul Tele
gram. l-CATTLK-lte. elpls. 1 - head:
iimi ket s'l'l t"-l r l1 Jo)'
It -iit, bulls and mixed, ti 'U
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 13. WOOL A feature
of the wool market was the unsuccessful ,
effort to contract for wools In the west. .
Montana and Wyoming grower are re-
Sorted as placing prices at prohibitive
gures. The market shows a firm outlook.
There Is a small supply of territories on
hand. Kor fine medium IWutyn Is being s
fiald. There la a moderately steady call
n pulled wool for tine A and A supers.
Foreign grade are steady. Leading quo
tations follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania, . .
XX and above, tW&Hc; X, 33&34c: No. 1,
3H4j3rt; No. I, Svu-toc; line unwashed. 2'W
ia'itc; quarter blood unwashed, 3iS2Ho;
three-eighth blood, SWiiWr; half blood,
33V.c; unwashed Delaine, 2Kifj2yc; flue
washed Delaine, 3cmJ7c. Michigan, Tine -unwashed,
2-Hjioc; quarter blood unwashed,
lift 12c: three-eighths blood. S.Va33c; un
washed Delaine, WITXa. Kentucky, Indl
sna, etc., three-eighths and quarter blood,
S2'i'.i3c. Territory, Idaho, fine. l''J0o; flue '
medium. 22it23c; medium, 8ifH27c; low me
dlum, 2'l1i27c. Wyoming, fine, 21&22c; hAavy
fine, lft((j2oc; fine medium, i2i&i3c: medium,
2i'127c; low medium, 2tl4j27u. t'tah and ,
Nevada, fine, 22'y23c; heavy flnei, lSQittc;
fine medium. 21vyiJc; medium, 2rf27o; low
medium, 2Vri27c. Dakota, fine, i!iiji3c; fine
medium, I2fr23c; medium, 27(i28c; low me- .
dium, 2tii27o. Montana, fine choice, 'iA'aiU:; -tine
average, HVpltc; fine medium choice,
S4t7'26c; average, i3(a'24c; staple, 27'S28c; me
dium choice, 274ntc; average. J4i27c.
Ul.MJON. March 13. ojL The second
series of wool auction sales opened today
with a large attendance. There was a
strong demund for all 'offerings . and
Merinos sold 6 per cent Snd cross-hreds
TH to lb per cent over the last Bales.
Most of the offerings were taken by home
buyers. Americans bought suitable parcels
r ineuiiiru griunus at an advance or 6
er cent. Following are sales In detail:
ear Booth Wale. Sow bales: scoured, loo
Is Kid; greasy, 6d"'tls IV1- Queensland.
I.701 lialrs: Si ouixl. 1s 2d; greasy, thl'u
Is IHil lcturin, M0 bttlos; scoured, 1mi
Is W South AtiHtralia. 2io hales:-greasy,
'iVd'Mls ml. Wi-Bt Austrnlla. 61XI bal us;
'toured, Is 4; gieHsy, 7Ud'nls 2d. New
'aland, 3. 71 t bales; greasy, tdtl 2S-1
Rio le la Plntn, ;00 bulcs; greasy, vdtV
Is M. . .
ST. LOIMS. March 12.-WOOI8tead :
ti ilium gradis, cnmlifng and clothing. '-Up
i!K-; I ght erie. 2l4j2ic; heavy fine, lSfllOo;
.ub waslicd, j.'u4k.-.
Mt-tal Market.
NEW YORK. March 1.1 MET A 1.8 There
wus a 'ur titer sdvance It tk- l-omlun 4n
market w ith spot closing at Clit 15s. I-o-ceilv
the niarket Wan also firm nui hlghi-r
with spot quoted at J6 36 25. Copier
was luwer abrond, cloning , at 79 . 17s Cd
for snot and 4,7s ts fil . f ur 'uttires. . Ix
cnllv tlie market showed is firmer limn and
Inside, prices were uuot.1 n s'lade blght-1
I Hke Is now h Id at t'.H. Tv'jta 14 76j elertroly.
tic t 118 .U and cisUnir tl o 'rTl M.
Iad was um lianaed at t"i.2iS3 4i In -4li
local market. tU wis hl: er at ;5 17a J
In I 141 1 rl 111. fipellT W"S iinihnngetl t I'M
ll' in I ondon nnd at tlJMjS.io locai'y. Ir.in .
was high Hbrid wltt -stndiird ImisKlry
closing: si 4S Cii Hid Cleveland .warrants
at 4 ?' . . Ivirally no ch.nf was. re-i
(Hirted. Ki. 4 fiinity, n-irthetn, la iuoteif
nt ' tf'IMii: No. II f'jf.ndrr.' tirrhrn.
17 kt; Vn, 'l fonr'lrv s uth"' S ( 74 ?4
i&i'H'.rNo r nrodrv. .il'--r $17 T iji ft.'
HT r' Mei' -4H.-Mr7TAI.t- i-i-ad,
t;t jilj t Si-ZTVi. Ep ller,.loet- at K13.
'-.,,, raftee Isrket,''' .-"'
NFW VORK. 'March VS.-COFrKri-lMar-Vet
fir fittii'e "netted steady at an al
1 .ne. of 67(10 nolnts lo reafionse to ateay.
"iriiijeaii ciiWt-s. Toward the close a es
hlo was received claiming that rain hud
beusrtltd the- rio'i and predicting a largoe..
: iiioveiiient altb the return of dry weather.