Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 1006.
7
IN AND PRODUCE MARKET
ern. i4'c;
tern her. 70.
OATS -To
Mhjt, 2Tc.
May, 77'4jc; July, 7K,e; Sip
arrive and on truck. 3STv;
Strentvth
Burn Throneh
of Centals.
Whole List skw yoiik ok:ru. market
CASH DEMAND IN WHEAT DEVELOPS
a n4 Sell at
May Price la
Half-Cent
Three Ceat Over
1 hteager Cr
Higher
Oat Stroag.
OMAHA, March 15, 191.
Report! of good sales. No. 2 red at Chi
cago at 3c over May and talk of pome
better flour demand In the northwest, made
a strong market today In spite henvy
stock. Argentina eallmated shipment
were about l.Ono.uoo bushels lea than whs
talked, thua firming tha market. HIghi-r
cables heliied wheat's position. There was
good buying at the opening. At one time
the May price was l'-c above yesterday'
close, but It eaaed oft a Uttle toward the
last.
The cotn market was strong all day,
and closing prices were about o higher.
Receipts are small, and on account of
the snow, are expected to continue small.
Shorts were good buyers. Cash demand
was better and cash prices advanced.
Oats were strong. The spread between
May and July Increased to lo. Domestic
demand Is rood.
Liverpool closed HHd higher on wheat
ann -i nigner on corn,
f'rlrnary wheat receipts were 319.000 bush
ela and shipments 2H.U"n bushels. aaalnut
receipts last year of 363,000 bushels and
shipments of 210.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 174.000 bushels and ahlmnenta mi. 000
bushels, against receipts last year of 612.000
nusnais and shipments of 386.000 bushels
Clearances were 48.000 bushels wheat, lii.821
barrels (lour, 187,000 bushels corn and 196,000
iinsnei oats.
Broomha.il estimates Argentina wheat ship
ments this week at 3.200.000 bushels, against
f.KK.ouo bushels last week and 4,322.000 busn
els last year: corn shipments St 80.000 bush
els. against 203,000 bushels last week and
61.000 bushels iMHt year.
Tha Northwestern Miller says: "With
apparently a small capacity In operation,
the Minneapolis mills last week Increased
their output 31.190 barrels, but even then
the figures represent scarcely more than a
half week's business."
from the Inter Ocean: "There Is aald to
be, 8.000.000 to S.000.000 bushels oats held In
country elevators that have not been,
hedged by sales of May or July. It will be
shipped and delivered In May, If there la a
good advance.
The price current says recent conditions
were somewhat trying on wheat crop, but
not necessarily disturbing the general
position. It says official estimate . ot
farmers' wheat stocks Is regarded a very
largely snort or the real situation.
The local rang of options:
Quotations of the nay an Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March l&.-Fl.OTR-Re-
celpts. 18.300 bhls.: exports. 2.801 bbls.; mar
ket, quid hut tea.dv; Mlnesota patents,
M.'MISii; Minnesota bakers, fg.46tf3.il; win
ter patents, f.i.9mM4.26; winter straights
tSVvfti.m: winter extras, t2.7o4f4.26; winter
low grades. (Wt3..!0. live flour, dull; fair
to (rood, t3.B04j4.H0; choice to fancy, t3 96
tj4..
CORN MEAL Stead v: line white and yel
low. 11.15: coarse. Il.03fil.06: kiln dried.
t2.HMi2.7S.
BARLEY Dull: feeding. 40c. c. I. f. Buf
falo; malting. Wibfic, c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHK AT Receipts. 14.000 bu ; exports,
So! bu.; spot market, firm; No. 2 red,
Me elevator and HOVf-c f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth, biC f. o. o. anoai.
After a firm and higher opening on cables
wheat yielded to bearish weather condi
tions letter it turned strong again and
for the balance of the day was higher on
broadening speculative trade, ngnter re
ceipts, prospects for smaller Argentina
shipments and good cash demand. React
ing slightly in the last half nour it cioseu
HfrA-c net higher. May, 8-lij8474jC. closed
at 84c: July. 83 18-lii'iiM 6-1W, closed at
MV4c; September. 83i(i83 9-16c. closed, at
83c.
CORN Receipts. sz,4i du.: exports.
bu. The spot market was steady; No. 2,
61c elevator and 47ic f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
yellow, 4.Se; No. 2 white, 4K.c. The option
market was fairly active ana generam
firm On light receipts and a better cash
demand, closing He net higher. May, 4(Vtf
4Ke, closed at 4!c; July, 4SVif 4!c, closed
at 4:Vc; September closed at 60'c.
OATS Receipts. 106,000 bu.; spot mantel.
steady: mixed oats, 28 to 82 lbs.. 34y(r3oe
natural white, 30 to 33 lbs., SooSc; clipped
white, 88 to 40 lbs., 36H38Hc.
HAY Steady ; spring, 4iaoic; Kooa 10
choice, SofcXoc.
HOPS Dull: state, common to cnoic.
1906, ltjjISc; 1904, 73,.c; olds. rVaic; Fa
ct flo coast, 1905, 9fcl4c; 19u4, 9tllc; olds,
. . - , ,u.
h i ijkb (steady: uatvesion, v w
20e; California, 21 to 26 lbs.. 21c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
leather steady : acid, vmnyts.
PROVISIONS Heef steady; family, $11.50
&13.00: mess, $9.0010.00; beef hams, $20.00g
21.00; packet. tlOoOfr 1 1.000; city extra India
mss, fl8.50(t 19.00. Cut meats, nrm; pickiea
bellies, $9.00ij 10.00; pickled shoulders, $7.niYo
7.60; pickled hams, Jio.ti.n in ,i0. Lard
firm; western prime, $7.86ViI7.90; refined,
firm: continent, $8.26; 8. A.. $8.75; com
pound, $b.0lXcnS.37V4. Pork, steady; ramliy,
tnorun.W; short clear. tl5.8u17.So; mess,
:?- -. .... ... .
TALLOW Bteaoy; city, oo; country, rm
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market in Dull and Stagnant, and Close!
Weak. .
CHICAGO TRACTIONS STILL DECLINING
Trader Waiting; on Possible Devel
opments from Mine Worker
Convention In Indianapolis.
decrease. 71.Sno.fVm francs; gold In hand. In
erense, 07f. francs; 'silver In hand, de
crease, 6.lh0.mi frnncs; bills discounted, de
crease, 2,i)75.) francs: advances, decrease,
.56t',4eio francs.
RICI
Articles.
I Open. Hlgh.l Dow. Close.
Corn
May July .
Oats-May
87HB 88i J7M?
87B SS'B 7B
SViA
83-tB
2P5.B
A asked, B bid.
Omaha Cash Prlee.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, WU73Hc; No. 3 hard,
71) Tie; No. 4 hard, 62ii4c; No. 2 spring.
'iwizws; jNO,.8 spring. eoiUilHic.
CORN No. S. 3Cic; No. 4, 3fWMM4o ; No.
I yellow. Sti'fcc: No. 1 white. 37Va 3Sc.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 27'528c; No. 3 white,
tS'i Ji'c No." 4 white, 28V4C.
Omaha Cash Sale.
OATS No. 4 white, t car, 28V4c.
Carlet Hcoelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
iuiku .(..a... A
Kansas City 28 12 17
juijiueupoil iw
iiijviia e ii
luuulii t ...
bt. lxiUla 33 23 id
t
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading; and Closing-
Price on Boa-d of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 15. Improved demand
for flour and cash wheat at outside grain
centers, together witn an estimate of de
creased shipment of wheat from Argen
tina, caused strength today In the local
wheat market. At the close the May op
tion was ,up .4i&'14c. ., Cora was up 44(8 Vie.
Oat showed a gain of 1tV9o. Provision
wtre 7Vi&l.Vo higher.
Despite the continuance of favorable
weather for winter wheat In the United
States, th market was strong all day. At
the opening the market was strengthened
by firm cable and small receipt in the
northwest. As the session advanced prices
acquired firmness through report from out
aide markets. JLote in the day bulls were
given additional encouragement by an
timate which showed a decrease of more
than 1.000,000 bu. In the export from Argon
Una, a compared with the total movement
of last week. The market closed strong,
The May option opened Ha higher at 77Su,
sold ud to 78Vk0 and cloned at 77. 77 he.
July ranged between 77o apd TSc, and
cloned with a net gain of Vcio at 77rvn"
7714c. Clearance of wheat and flour were
equal to 123,000 bu. Primary receipt were
319,000 bu., compared with 618,000 bu. a year
aao. Minneapolis, nuluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 2&tS car, against 316 car
laat week and 218 car a year ago.
Active covering by short resulted In a
firm ton In the corn market. An advance
of Waic In the price of cash com and the
email movement from the country were the
principal causes of the demand. The mar
ket closed strong. The May option opened
Vie higher at 4S1ic, sold up to 43o and
closed at 43$i43ViiC. Local receipt were
119 cars, with 2 of contract grade.
Oat were firm on an active demand by
commission house and cash buyers. The
trensrth of wheat and corn also Influenced
prices. May opened a shado to WtfVtC higher
at 29ihXil,4cl advanced to Bfaliaoc and
closed at 2974jC. Local receipt were small,
numbering but 80 cars.
r ru V I B I u I ! weiv an iib iua viiv gioamiiwu
of the day, but the volume of trading was
not large. Early In the day price were
Inclined to sag because of an easier market
for live hogs. Deter, however, the market
became firmer on a fair demand by local
packers. At th close May pork was up
lZV,e. at S16.f24. Dard was up BOTc at
t7.8.V&7.87V. Ribs were TV?10c higher t
f8.40.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow are as
follows: Wheat, 4 cars; corn, 147 car; oats,
i car; hogs, 13,000 head. .
Tha leading future ranged a follow
E Quiet; domestic, fair to extra.
jif!tjc; Jan nominal
EGGS Firm: state, .-"ennpyivania ana
nearby fancy selected white, 21'3c; state,
choice, 19(4,210; state mixed. 17c; western
firsts, 15c; western seconds, 15415Hc;
southerns, l3W515VrC. ...
POULTRY Alive, firm; western cnickena.
HV4c; fowls, lSVic; turkeys, IRiftSOc. Dressed,
firm: western chicken, 10ljl3c; turkeys
14(8 20c; fowls, ll&13Vic.
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 15. WHEAT Higher;
No. 1 red, cash elevator, 82VVUWIC
V,iVc: May, 75ftc; July, ioc;
hard, 783zc.
CORN-Hlgher;
42V4c; May 41 He;
OATS Higher;
SI'S 32c; May, 30c;
r 1AJI K Hteaay ; rea winter puierus, i ju
yi'l.:!5; special oranos niHiier; pum nuiu
and stralgnt, t.yuu.it; ciear. (y.i.iu.
SEED-Timothy, quiet at xz.otxya.iu.
CORNMEAL Steady, 82.20.
RRAN Firm; sacked, east traek, 8Tic.
HAY Strong; timothy, 6.infy,iM: prairie,
fti.oo(ii 10.50.
IRON lTTU 1 HUB l.B.
No. 2 cash, 41Hc;
July, 42Vc
No. 2 cash, 30c;
July. 2334c; No. 2
track,
No. 1
track,
track,
white,
NEW YOHK. March 15.-Ac.-i.rdlng to the
nltematlng movement of the stock market,
which has become noticeable this week,
price should have advanced today In re
versal of the late decline of yesterday. As
a mat tor of fact, a tendency toward re
covery became faintly perceptible In the
market after some early extension of yes
terday's decline. There was not sufficient
motive power (n t)ft volume of transac
tions, however, to give the movement of
prices much headway. The recovery was
bIko Impeded by the continued liquidation
n some of the public utilities stock, ine
illnexs of the market as so extreme
that for long periods not a single transac
tion was recordnd on the tape. The con
tinued collapse In the Chicago Union Trac
tion shares caused some anxiety as to pos-
ible consequences where these securities
might llgure as a basin Tor credits, ine re
lapse In People's Gas was regarded as sym
pathetic partly on account of liquidation
nduced by tne ran in ine traction simi-o
nd partly bv the sentimental effect of mo
vidence offered of the disastrous conse-
uences possible from hostile municipal ac
tion. Along the same lines was the report
that i-ntlroud officials both of western ana
eastern lines are dismissing the advisability
of a voluntary rate reduction as a conces
sion to public opinion and a possible means
of averting some of the proposed measures
of restriction or regulation of corporations.
The practically stagnant market was at-
rtbuted partly to the reassembling ot tne
nited Mine workers convention anu um
eslre to await tha outcome of it neiiDera-
llniifl.
The cnll money market neia ns nrm tone
today, the rate rising to per cent nunng
late flurry. Tne flay s nivineno uieouiFe-
m.nl. Inflllrl nor t he 11M0.(K1 DV tile
lamlard Oil company, were estimated at
over tl. 000,000. The subtreasury took up-
ard of 11.000,000 from tne money mampiin
he day's operations. Notwithstanding the
Imo in tne money rate toreign emui.isc
continued to advance strongly. With the
nnnsHBe through the senate at Ainany
toduv of a bill fixing reserve requirement
for trust comnanles It Is likely some ae-
oiimnlaHnn of the reserves of these com
iiflni.i nmv have commenced in anticipation
of the enactment of this measure Into law.
Louisville & Nashville was conspicuous
for strength today. Influenced by rumors of
Intended Increase In the aiviaona rate,
The Influence of the collapse In tne cni'
rum n on Traction biockb w euipn-
slied bv the late rise In the call money
rate to 8 per oe.nt and by the violent drop
In M aanurl Paclllc Of 4" poinis oy lllirr-
vals of fjl point between sales. The poor
showing of the annual report and the re
rfHrAmani from the directorate of tm
, t.. , .... ----
portant financial Interests were creoitea
with the dron In the stock. "Rie market
closed weak.
Bonds were steady. TOiai sales, par
value, 11.845,000. United States bona were
oil imrhgnDMl on Cull.
Quotations on tne wew lora mu ex
change toaay were ns iuuob.
riHien. niRti.
kAnm V'thMU 251
Amlxmmll t opper m.i i" "
American Car and KounUry z m
do pfd
Alnerlon Tottoa Oil l ''
do pM
Americin r.xpre
Amer. Hlile Lunr pio '" "
Amfr. Ire Smur tin i
rv Vork Money Market.
NEW YORK. March ltV-MONEY-On
cell, higher at ftiit per cent; ruling rate, o1
per cent; closing bid. 6 per cent; offered at
64j per cent; time loans, steady; sixty and
ninety, days, Maf per cent; six months. 6
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 67it per
cent.
8TER1.1NU EXCHANGE Strong, closing
easier, with sctual business In bankers' bllU
it 14.81114 IW") for demand and at 4 ii.i
4.S275 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, 84 ..".H
4.83V and f4.8fi(&4.87;
t4teS4i4.MV.
SILVER Bar, who:
49 p.
BONDS Government.
steady.
Clt sing quotatlona on
as follows:
...l"VJirn 4n. clfa...
...intVtl 1o 24 win
...loan' do U rtf
...I'M L A N. nl. 4(..
...t'U.Manhat. t sold 4s
. , . Hrx. I'entrml 4a
...laiYai d MI Inn
...nnillnn. A St. L.
794 'M., K. T. 4a
commercial bill.
'Mexican dollars,
strong; railroad,
bonds today wer
HAGOINO ViC.
HEMP TWINE! 8V4c.j
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; jooning,
tl6.50. Lard, higher; prime steam, f7.o0.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
88.50; clear ribs, fn.B-'Vi; short clears, 8S.75.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, 89.25;
clear ribs. 89.37V4: short clears. S.60.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 10c; springs,
12c: turkeys. 16c: ducks. 13c: geese. 7V4c.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 305128c; dairy,
18&2C.
Euus i-iigner, l.tc, case count.
Receipts.
Flour, bbl 6,000
Wheat, bu 32,000
Corn, bu 23,000
Oat, bu ..' 76.000 L
Shipments.
8,000
54.000
30,000
- ' 111,001)
Minneapolis Grain Market.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, a furnished by F. D. Day
4k Co., uu-111 ooara ot T rade Duuamg, was
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y,
W heat 1 I .
May... 7tVff78V4 7H T5 I 764
July... 78f 78V4 78?. 78 78H T7'4
Sept... 77V4 TT 77Vi 1 V n
May... 1 18V4 , 1 1 1 1 1 16V) 116ft
July... 1 18 1 18Vi( 1 18 1 18S4 1 UV
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No.
hard, Tti'tc; No. 1 northern and to arrive,
7Hc: No. 2 northern, 74e; No. t northern,
72V44i73Vc: No. 1 durum. 70c: No. t durum,
8c. Corn: No. t yellow, 87c; No. 8, ,
Oats: No. I white, Z8Vc; No. 8, aio. tinr
ley: StiVfafic. Rye: 62Vi(gai.c. Flax
Cash, 81.133; May 81.15.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY. March 15. WHEAT
Higher: May. 72V4c; July. 70c; September,
Wc: cash. No. z hard. 76iia79o: No,
T3(i'77c; No. 2 red, SftUlc; No. , 8iKii90c. Re
ceipts. 24 cars.
CORN Hlaher: May. S9o: July. SSNc
cash. No. 2 mixed. 4flitj41V4c; No. 2 while,
41Vc: No. . 41c.
OATS Steartv! No. Z white. SlUi.T'e
HAY 8trong; choice timothy. tli.25i311.S0
choice prairie, xg.b0ntl.76.
K Y K steady. Ib.76.
EGGS Higher: Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2, whltewood case Included, 13c; case
count, 12c; case returned, Vic lower,
BUTTER Weak: creamery, -'w:; packing.
Receipt,
24,0110
.12,000
11.000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu. .
, Shipments,
44,000
26.6I0
23,000
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ye'jr.
Wheat I I
May 77V 1 T7 774fr 77
July 77V441H 78 VT!:t 7T4
Sept. TlWTnWZ 71H Tl TTvJ
Corn
May 43H 43S 43H43HV 43
July 43S'h 7 434g43V5 43V1
Sept. 44 44 44 44 Vt 4314
Oats
May 29.tTVi13(f?30 H 2i)V4?H
July 29 28V& 217 2
Sept. 28V iS 28i 284 271
Pork
May IS STVt 15 85 16 60 15 tV-i 16 70
July 15 60 15 77V4 U 62V 15 77V 15 66
Lard
May 7 80 T87V4 780 Ts7V7tO
July T 0:V 7 7V 7 90 7 9TV 7 9H
Sept 8 10 S 02V
Ribs
May 80 8 42V, 8 30 8 40 f 82V
July t lo 145 8 36 8 42Vta7V
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 15. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 78jT9c: No. 2
northern. 749T(c: May, 77tfi TTTtc, asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1, &!4j6l'Vc.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 64ijo5c: aamDle,
WtllC.
CORN-Hlgher: No. S cash. 41QH1V.C
May, 43Vc, asked.
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 15. BUTTER-
Steady: extra western creamery, iSc
western creamery. 4e hlaher.
CH EESE-Steady; New York full creams
12"i(hl40.
I . U VI . n.aPku 1 i. I U . I
III , licmujr, 7 lllaliri , iival UJF
iresn ana western rrean, ioc at mara.
No. 1
Cash quotatlona were follow:
FliOl'R Dull and easy; winter patents.
83 90; winter straight, 83 Sh-hJ.70; spring
patents. 8.1 Wi S 0; spring straights, 83.5
!.t: Daaers, .y jui,
WHEAT No. 8 eprlnsr, 76Vi679c; No. t 72
!7Se; Mo. rea, i-''i'ic.
CORN No. 8, 4IVna4i;c; No. t yellow. 42c.
OATS No. 3. Wuci .M.o. 8 white, 8a83Jc
jso. I wrnte, a-"(iio.
RYE-No. 2. 40c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 37C37V; fair to
choice malting, a-
SEED No. 1 flax. tl OTV; No. 1 northwest-
ern. 81 13'; prime timothy, 83.17V; clover,
contract grade. 813 06.
PROVISJONS-Mess pork, per bbl., 815.70
tjut.7a. iro, per iu ins.. ii.7vv. snort
rlt sides (looael. X'8.35. Short clear
side (boxed), wnii.i,
Receipt and shipments of grain and flour
were a follow; Keceipts. ttmpments.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA, March 16.-CORN-Hlgher: No.
t yellow, 41 Vie; No. 3. 41Vo; No. 4, 4Hc; no
grade, t'fic.
OATS rirm ana nigner; iso. I whit.
Zc; ino. t wnite, i"c.
WHISKY On th basis ot 81.28 for nn
Ished goods.
Baarar nnd Molaue.
NEW YORK. March 15. -SUGAR Raw,
strong; fair refining. c; centrifugal, 96 tost
8VraS 17-32c; molaase augax, Zc. Refined
firm: crushed, 5.3uc; powdered, 4.70c; granu
lated. 4.o.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15. SUGAR
Firm; open kettle centrifugal, iK'Ui -lte
centrifugal white. 8ijj4c; yellows, 3H
113-lGc: seconds. W'T-4,0
MOLAS8KS Nominal; open kettle, 17
80c: centrifugal. 7iu2oc.
SYRUP Nominal. 2u4j30c.
bbls
bbls
Lima
run
Flour, bbl H.TnO
Wheat, bu 18.0i
Corn', bu 130 i
fiats, bu 14.'.)
Rye, bu 1.s
I-iarley. bu 4S.wj0
On the Produce exchange tuday the but
ter market was steady; creameries. 16i26Vc
'dairies, lii'.-3 Eggs, steady at mark; case
included, 13Vc; firsts. 13VaC; prime first,
iic; extras, 10c. 1 neese, sieaoy, 11m lie.
30,700
36.800
3K4 MO
149.0
l.G
tl.luO
Oils and Rails.
OIL CITY, Pa., March 15,-On-Credit
balances, till; shipments, 6S.288
average, 63.9i6 bbls.; runs. 84.434
average, 60.217 bbls; shipments.
85 bbl.; average, H.ti74 bbl. ;
44.514 bbls ; average. 36,760 bbls.
SAVANNAH. G.., March IJ.-OIL-Tur
pentine firm, Wc.
rti ioi.i r irni ; bmh", 0.1s dois. wuote:
B. O. D, E and F, 84. 00; O, 84 10; H. 84 20;
1. 84.66; K. 85 30; M. 8i.45; N. 8i.ro: Wl
86.10; WW, t6 20.
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Colo. A Bo. 4s..
Cuba 5a
D. A R. O 4a..
niatlllara' Sec,
do 3a
N. A Wnt. r. 4a...
Ora. 8. U rf. 4a...
Penn. ct. sUa
tH''Rradlns gan. 4a
.. K5 jfl. L. A 1 M. r. aa
..IMmst. U A " F. tg. 4
.. WHSt. L. R. W. Con 4a.
..IM Raahnard A. L. 4a...
Si Xll So PacISc
4.10fi. do In 4 rtfa
A. 7 IRouthern Br la
.... 7H'raa A raclflr la..
.... 7i'T.. Rt. L. A W. 4a
4 lUnlon Pacldo 4a....
.,..104 I do ct. 4a
W4:C. 8. Rtrwl Id 5a
la.. fHhah 1
Erie prior lien 4a....lMV. do deb. R.
do sen. ta 2 ratera Ma. 4s...
Hock. Val. 4Vs 109 lW. A L. K. 4f.
Japan 4a iraii Wli Cautrll 4a..
do id scries 1001.1
Oltared.
24
94
1,1
c. ta M
8Ha.. US
M....l
I'M
7V
I.i3
inn
ikih
U'4
lV
hi'
90
9.1
JSH
11V4
12J
3'4
. .1IH14
..1MH4
..
..111
.. "I4i
.. K?H
.. tov,
New York Mining: Stock.
NEW YORK. March 15 Closing quota-
stocks were:
tlons on mining
Adam Con
A lie
breara
Btunnwlrk Con
Comatock Tunnal ,
(nn. ( si. A Va...
Horn Rllvar
Iron Stiver
IjMdrtlla Con......
.. X
..370
.. '.
.. it
.. Hi
,.14l
. M
..an
..
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Onhlr
tnornlx
Pntoal
savago
ciarra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard
..
. .115
. ;s
. u
. an
. 4
.3ZZ
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Steers, Cowi and Heifers Reasonable Actlre
and Steady.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Receipts nf Sheep Continue Liberal,
with Trade Dnll nnd Insntla.
factory and Tendency of
, Vnlae Lower.
SOrTH OMAHA. March 15. 1W6.
Cat i le. Hogs Bheei,.
,. 8.t63 J, 711 18,070
, . ft.. IHI b IWt IA. II
.. 6.0014 8.070 Ml 4
.. 3.S0 .! f.000
..1S.SS' lli.JM 42.3.'-4
. .16.IM
..17...J6 82.407 3K.O.I4
3S.7K1 S4.97S
i'7.431 84.870
27,4iSt 29,153
107
101
l0H
124H
27014
mt
14'2
7
SS
l!l
159
114
138 '4
Ml"
93i4
102 4
10
nn
17
MS
1V4
M'
iOTi
224 i
174j
14
100
MS
U
70S
4
1M)
17S
M
204
444.
97
MS
42i
17S
149S
llfiS
171 S
M
sis
IMS
15S
U4S
24S
711
IMS
823S '
17SS
14 ,
100
4344.
82S
70S
49
145
17S
M
M6S
44
97
i-
42 S
77 S
149 "
lt5S
170S
ii'si
it"
1S
4i
149"
159
lis"
74t
160S
Amur. Llnaeed Oil
do pfd
Amcr. Locomotive l.
do pfd
Amer. Smelting Kef 19.0TO
do ptd
Amer. Sugar Rennlng....:. 7W
Amcr. Tobacco pra ctra
Anaionda Mining Co 19,500
Althlaon 6. 90
do pfd
Atlantic Coart bine l.0
1)1 HI more A Ohio 1I0
do old i'i
trooklyn Rapid Tranilt.... S5,ooo
Caiiaillali Pacltlc 900
rniral of Nw Jcraey ....
Chcaapeake A Ohio 400 57
hlcago tt Alton
do td
f lilcago (Jreat Weatern....,; . too
Chicago & Northwestern... 7
C, M. Bt. raui
Chicago Terminal A Trai.a. 100
do ptd
C, C. C. A St. Louie.... 1
Colorado Fuel and iron.... a.tov
Colorado A Southern I"0
do let ptd I"-'
do d ptd ; in
onaolldatcd Uaa 41.400
Corn Products 1i
do ptd i"
Delaware A Hudnon too
Ial., Lack. A Western
Denver A Rio (Irande ' 1W)
do pld i'
niBtlllera' Securities 1.700
Erie .
do let pfd wo
do 2d pfd
Oeneral Electrlo WO
Hoiking Valley 1
Illluole Central 200
Inter. Paper
do ptd u
Inter. Pumn
do Pfd 1'
Iowa Central . 100
do pfd
Kanaaa City Southern 200 29
do pfd
Loulavlll A Nnhville 1T.300
Manhattan L !H
Met. Herurttlea
Met. Street Hallway l.WK)
Mexican Central 2,900
Minn. A Bt. Louie 2KI
M.. St. P. A Saull Sta. M. 100
do pfd
Miarourl Peclftc 7.900 964, 94
Miaeourl Kansaa A eaa
do pfd 70
National Lead 9.300
National R. H of Mel., pfd ....
New York Central l.mw
New York, (int.' A ' Weetern "0
Norfolk A Weatern ino
do pfd awi
North American 100
Pacific Mall , ....
Tcnneylvanla a.. B.bOO
people' e Gaa 14.9U0
Pitta., c. I . tr Bt. jxuia
Prebeed Steel Car 1,000
do pfd v 1W
Pullman Filaie Car.
Heading
do 1M pfd ,.
do 2d pfd
Keimlillc Steal too
do pfd SO0
Ho. k Ieland Co 4.200
do pfd 41
St. L. A S. F. 2d ptd 100
St. L. South weatern
do pfd !)
Southern Pad do 1.400
do pfd
Southern Hallway 19,400
do pfd to
Teuneeee Coal and Irnu.... 600
Teiaa A Pacldc 700
Toledo. 8t. L. A West Ino
do pfd loo
I'nlun Paclllc aVtOO
do pfd
U. 8. Rxpreaa
I'. 8. Really 4
U. 8. RuDber 1.900
do pfd im
0. B. Sloel 14 Mo
do pfd 7.(xi
Va.-Caro. Chemical 1,900
do pfd
Wauaeh VH
do pfd 1.100
tVelle-Fargo Kiorrw
U eattnghouae Electric
Weatern I'nlou 109 3S MS
Wheeling A Lake Erlt.
U laconetu Central
do pfd
Nurthera Panflc 9,5flO
Central Leather two
do pfd 400
SloM-Shefflelil 500
Kt-dlTldend.
, Total ealea for the day, 525.400 there.
71 S
82S
147"
50S
97S
91
99S
18"
S
m"
9
s
91
144 "
MS
7S
91 .
99S
1:17S
94 S
62 S
98
47,300 128S 1-S
2S
101 S
2 S
84 S
4oS
5544
MS
41 S
lulS
is
S4S
3d
54S
153 W .
M
MS
111
"S
10fS
5S
MS
US
tits
44S
104 S
93
29S
lla'S
!S
45 S
5Si
44
4iis
101s
160
J4
98
84S
152S
4 S
53
lis
40S
lor.s
114.
50S
tlTS
44S
104
it
26
33 S
4S
ilS
46 S
69
1IS
159 S
124
138S
103
28S
93 S
lui
161) Kj
109
94
till
166S
56S
30
75
CI
175S
11
W
98
44
at'
70
4S
140
17S
t06S
448
44
S3
77 S
87
18
1US
171
S
32S
81
II
57
29
150S
Ibli
71 S
113S
34S
iws
170
94
S4
71
81
13
146S
OO
87
91
99
41
ins
94
62',
98
27 S
lt-S
89
9T
29S
101
4S
23 S
1I7S
40S
101 S
leo
S34
36
64 S
152S
9SS
114
84
CS
111
411
10.iS
62S
115
22S
US
21
161
9
19S
56S
ins
44
104
u
Bank of England Statement.
LONDON, MHrch 15. The weekly state
ment of the Hank of Knglanrl shows the
following changes: Totul reserve. Increase,
81iM00; circulation, decrease, 3t,J0; liul
lion. Increase, 444,748; other securities, In
crease, 4ts.O0O; otlier aeposlts, decrease,
72b,0uO; public demislts. Increase, l.,li,-
000; notes reserve. Increase, 777,000; gov
ernment securities, decrease, 2ii6,O0O. The
proportion of the bank s reserve to lia
bility this week Is 47.66 per cent, as com
pared with 46.914 last week.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, March 1G. Bank clearings for
today were $1,633,140.68 ana for the corre
sponding date last year fl.481,255.o3.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trad und Quotation on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts liberal; Ireyh slock, caa9
count, 13c.
live kjulthi-liens, sftc; oia roost
ers, be; turkeys, 1st:; ducks, lie; young
roosters, iei)c; geese, sc.
DKKSSED I'OL'jjTHY Turkeys, lSSlKo;
old toins, 15'ij. ltio ; chicken, luyllu, old
roosters, 7c; ducks, 113c: geese, 10c.
jBUTTEK fackltig stock, 13c; ciiolci to
fancy dairy, 18(al9c; creamery, UiaiiiVio.
iiAX Prices quoted by umana reiii com
pany: No. 1 upland, fti.Oo; medium., K.50;
coarse, M.Wxjj 00. Rye straw, 6.W.
BUAW fer ton. Ilti.60.
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
DATES Per box of 80 1-lb. Dkas.. t:.00:
Hallowe'en, in 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6c; Bay
ers, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkg
V2.II0 per doz.; 8-lb. boxes, fl.OO.
ORANGES California, extra fancy Red-
land navels, all si sea. I3.au: fancy navels.
13.36: choice, all laes, 13.6.
LtjiiMONa Lilmoniers. extr. fancy. Z40-
ixe. $;t.50; 300 to 300 sites, 14.00.
FIGS California. ter,,lo-lb. carton. TMi
8fic: Imported dmyrnu tbree-crown, lie;
lx-ciown, 13c.
BANANAS-Fer medium lzed bunch, tl 76
Ui.'ib; Jumboe, e.UHii3.yu.
TANGERINES California, per box of
about 12i, $3.00.
liKAlrrj J? R u IT Florida, ner box. IT.0043
7.50; California, per box, (4.0O((i4.5O.
FRUlTel.
PEARS Winter Nellls and Mount Vernon.
12.50.
sl-PLES-Calirornka Newton. PIdd n and
Baldwin, $2.00 per bu. box; Ben Da via, $1.75
per bu. box: Winesaps. $2.50 per bu. box:
other varieties, $2.00a!.6v per bu.; New York
apples, Baldwin and Russets, $6 00 per bbl.
GRAPE! imported Malagas, t5.tXX04i.GO.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu.. 6CK3
60c; South Dakota-, per bu... 75c
NAVY BEANS Fer du.. $1.00.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 640.
CABBAGE California, itu per lb.; 'Wis
consin, in crate, per lb., Ic.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS
Per bu., btc.
CELERi California, $1 per do.
8WEET POTATOES Kansas, per 2-bu,
bbls., $2.00.
NEW VEUETABLEH.
TOMATOES Florida, per ctai of SO lba.
net. $6.
WAX beans per Hamper of about $0
lb, ns:, I.
ONIONS iriome grown, yellow and red.
per bu.. boo; Spanish, per crate, $2.00; Colo
rado, red end yellow, per bu., $1.00.
STRING beans-.rer namper of about
n I ha net. S3.00dm.00.
GREEN peppers norma, per namper
of auuut 10 do., 44. oO.
TURNIPB. BEEltS AINU CARROTS
Louisiana, per do, bunches, 75c.
SliALLOTTS Louisiana, per dog.
buncnes, 7ac.
HEAD LETTUCE Iouislana, per bbl.,
$1Xuuiu1d.00: per doz. bead. 41.752.U0.
LEAF LETT'JCE Hothouse, per dos.
beads, 50c.
ClJCUamnKB nuuiuueo, per ooi., ii.ts.
RAD1SUEO ucuioumi, pur uox. Dunehes.
ltecelut v.re:
Official Monday
Oluriul 'IU'-.Miav
Otllcal Weilne.iilav....
Ottlilal Thursday ,
Four days this week
Same d;iys lact week
Same two weeks ago
haine three weeks o..lt.'J.'l
Same four weeks ago. .lti.tMl
Same days last year 14.S45
The following shown the rereitjta uf rut.
tie, hogs and sheep at Botith Omaha for
tho year to data compared with last year:
lf. 11R. Inc.
Cattle 2111, .!9 KI.7W 42.131
H"g &:i.U2 fVm,905 4t. 117
Sheep 843. Urtl S3S.41H 6,442
WEDNESDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following snows tne number of cars
of stockers and leeders snipped to tne
country yesterday and their point of desti
nation :
Cattle Cars.
L. CiiHsIck, Creston, la. Q 2
O. Kruse, West Side, la.-N. W 2
O. C. Pennurk, West Blanch, la. R. I.. 1
John Hath, Auburn, Neb. M. P 2
A. Beeman, Tekamah, Neb. M. & O.... 1
A. K. Maix. In wood, la. Mil 1
J. W. Boats. Hansell. Neb. G. W 1
Uibb A c, Bloomtield. Neb. M. & O.... J
S. Rollter, Stanton, Neb. F. E 1
M. F. Rathburn. Kingsley, Ia.-N. W.... 2
Wray Bros., Creston, la. Q S
Charle Clausen. Mcl'hersnn. In.. Q 2
CATTLE 'JUOTATiONS.
The following will show th price paid
for the d.fterent klnas ot osttie cu in
South Omaha mark ..
Good to choice corn-fed steers.... $5. 00gi 90
Fair to choice corn-fed steer 4.7bfu6.0o
Common to fair corn-led steer. ... 4.0twj4.7fi
Good to choice cows and heifers... 3.604(4.50
Fair to good cows and heifers...... f.iA'tjJ.w)
Canners and cutters i.tJ.J
Gooil to choice stockers and feeders 4.0ixij4.i0
Fair to good stockers and feeder.. I 4txff4.00
loramon to lair stockers
Buns, stags, etc,
..W8
..140
.. 4t
.. tie
., 1W
.. 180
.. 271
..
I M I
1 90 I
a o i . . .
CAIAES.
4 00
4 8n
4 5
4 J
Ml
4 25
4 (0
1.
.1IX
. 0
. 190
. If
. It"
. 11
. 110
.. Ill
t0
4 40
4 to
4 in
5 90
4 t
4 90
4 W
4 oo
4 a
4 411
IT.
' 1
17.
I.
1 810
I it.'
1 to
1 455
HOG8 The
this morning.
STEERS ANU HEIFEIIS
94! 4 25 tl 978 4 5
STAGS.
8o 1 no I I.vn 4 X
. . . 1T e8
STOCKERS AND FF.EDEHS.
690 1 18 1 4IU 4 r?
t 50 i 944 4 81
1 75 90 livn 4 80
4 f! 1 74S 4 SJ
4 2!
receipts of hog were llht
only eighty nine cars being
repotted In as against 141 on the same dity
last week and 16ii two weeks ago. It lotik
very much ns If the break In the msrket
was hnving Its effect In the way of load
ing shipper to hold back supplle The
continuous fall of snow mav also have had
something to do with the lltrht run.
The market opened rather slow this morn
ing, hut finally settled down to a bisls
upon .which the nnst of the rmsr ehtnoed
hands In reasonable seisnn. This hosla
was shout 10c lower than yesterJay nnni.
Ing, BtJlOe lower than J-e,terdy's generii)
market, or about on a par with tne e.
treme close of yesterday. As will be noted
from the sales below the hns "'Id very
largely at t, OivfTs.Oti, n ngnlnst W.lMi 1-'
yesterday.
.After all the pounrllna' that the market
has undergone this week It Is only annul
He lower than it was at tho close of last
week and a strong So lower than on Inst
Thuvsday. However, It is a. strong ITHe
lower than the high time Monday of Inst
week.
Representative sales
rt 50; rows, hulls atid mixed, $2 77-1! 4 SO:
stockers and (centers, U.((14.; calves ami
yearlings. IMmiflii.
Hutls-'Receipis, 2,en0 head; market Ino
Inwr. filing at $5 ftiig.10; bulk of sales,
$0i 9j.
Hoiles glnrk nnd Honda.
B08TON, March 15. -Call loans. 5V'1 t'f
cent;, time loans. 44tfci er cent, tifflcial
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Good veal calve..
RANGE
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Bioux City .,
1 ho following
OF PRICES.
Cattle.
, ttrXuAiS
, 1.6nu4i.40
2.i:,vwi.ui
i.xxut.t)
2.754ii,5t
table show
f.75'(i3.40
150)4.00
.iKXd8.ati
Hogs.
$6.0iK(j!i.0
$.7hti4l.27H
5.4lnt.i.l7Va
5.K(i4i.30
S.HU'S.IO
the average
price of hogs at South Omana fur the last
several days, with comparisons:
No. A. ti. Pr. Na At. Sh. Tf.
82 ..141 J80 4(1 48 218 40
45 184 120 4 90 71 314 ... ( I'J'i
84 IM ... I 97 S 90 118 90 8 02S
40 207 ... 4 04 79 110 81 I Ot'l
Ml IJ ... 4 09 49 HO 40 4 02S
43 196 ... 4 00 44 219 ... 4 OfS
88 194 ... 4 SO 24 118 ... 4 0?S
II Jut ... 4 00 It 248 ... tutS
88 lit 40 4 00 74 1:14 40 1 0S
75 Sflt 80 4 W 41 r4 80 4 :
75 199 80 4 00 90 117 49 4 0b
75 117 ... 4 CK tl 27 ... 4 OS
41 206 ... 4 00 47 iT ... 4 Or.
94 198 90 4 All 75 287 40 4 OS
41 too SO 4 00 'it 184 90 4 00
48 219 ... 4 011 19 ir.4 40 4 OS
M 218 ... 4 ( 84 ISO 40 4 .
IS 204 ... 4 04 84 :5r, ... 114
80 170 ... 4 00 19 M8 ... 8 08
tl 120 90 00 1 871 80 4 05
47 214 40 4 00 4........t44 ... 4 08
57 210 ltfl 4 04 70 273 40 4 04
75 146 110 4 00 90 2 ... 4 0
91 9110 90 4 M 79 218 84 4 95
42 Ill ... 4 00 72 1 10 4 08
144 IN 1 00 97 144 M Iff
41 210 ... 4 0JS II 2tl 90 4 05
48 100 44 4 01 S 51 24 44 I 04
44 til ... 4 OSS i 1" 4 114
71. ...... .tit 80 4 02S 14 22 ... I
Tl tt 180 4 01S 70 1.11 ... 4 05
78 Ill 40 4 02 S 4'. M 40 4 08
78 211 ... I VIS 90 287 ... 4 7S
88 127 ... 4 (I2S 84 270 44 4 07S
81 275 120 4 OSS 40 t',4 ... 4 47S
72 211 ... 4 MS 19 !84 ... 8 071,
78 214 , ... 4 021, 44 Hi ... 4 19
oo tn tot 4 (is 8i ri no 419
78 Kit . . 4 02S 54 887 40 4 10
88 Ill ... 02S 44 'ii.l ... 4 10
S4 211 ... I Oi'S 80 244 ... 4 10
47 ,.180 ... 4 MS 49 .133 40 4 10
85 206 ... 4 42S
Data. 1906. 106. 1804. 1903.1902. 1901. 1900.
Mch.
Men.
Mch.
Mch.
Men.
lUoh.
Men.
Mch.
Mcll.
Mch
Mch
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
1...I U'OS
i.
...
4 ..
5...
6...
7...
8...
...
10..
11..
12..
13..
14
6 !i4sj
11
4 e0 ft 131 22 4 Ml 4 69
4 W, A Ml 6 i b 221 4 ti 4 lie
4 761 I 1Z 1 031 1 4 'jf 4 70
4 ell 4 04 I 02 If 6 0.1
5 SIVil I 6 07 1 ll 041 4 71
6 20 4 & I 7 041 S 24) 71
ti 12V9I 4 bi & 13 0 Idi ti 1U 5 15, 4 71
t 09Vfcl i Sol t 20 641 6 11 4 72
I V 12'AI f 0 J I 10 b 10 1 t 14 ,1
15.. ...
b 11
6
6 U
S ll'i
4 Sol 5 11; 7 26i tf 14, 6 26
1 SO! tl 111 I 2 B 041 tl H41
5 15 7 31 5 181
4 80 7 24 1 6 00
4 till 5 143 U 5 16
4 i3
. 4 1 5 2u
4 78
4 7K
4 7o
I 6 22 fc 26i 4 79
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. 8 lie p. H'r's.
u., M. & St. p is
Wabash
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Paclllc uystem. 32
C. & N. W., east 3
C. & N. W., west.... 43
C, St. P., M. & O.... 'St
C, B. & Q., east
C, B. & Q., west 47
C, R. I. & P., east.... i
C, R. I. & P., west.... 1
Illinois Central 3
Chicago G. W 1
Total receipts ,.100
The disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated; - i
Cattle
i .. i
1
3 ..
15 ia a
a .. i
4SI 6
11 2
3 2..
7 5 2
3
1
o
i " V "
80 "35 7
Omaha Packing Co 315
Swift and Company 1.145
Cudahy Packing Co 1,202
Armour & Co , us
Swift. St. Joseph.-
Vansant & Co.. 7
Lobman tt Co 121
Hill & Son 142
Hamilton A Rothschild. 13
L. F. Huss 14
Mike H agger ty 30
Sol Degan 4
J. B Hoot & Co 11
Union Dressed Beef Co. 18
Other buyer 186
Hogs. Sheep.
1,M2
1,646
1.7M
1.742
530
HOB
1.640
l,ti6
2,804
7,215
1,168
8,374
London Biork Market.
LONDON, March 15. Closing quotation
on "e (iiook nrnni were:
f Jvcrnool . tirala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Msrch 15.-WHEAT-Spot,
nominal; iuiures, nrm; juarcn, Hsa; May,
larnn: juiy. a osa.
CORN Sptit, American mixed, new, firm.
4 Id; American mixed old. Quiet, a 7d. r u-
turea, quiet; March. 4 Hd; May, 4 ld.
Dolatlt Grnln Market.
D17LUTH. March 16 WHEAT - No. 1
northern. 7sc; No. S northern. T4se: nn
track. No, 1 northern, 7'.t, No. i uorth-
toffee Market.
NEW YORK, March 16.-4OFFEE Mar
ket fur future opened steady at a decline
of fcljlO points in reaiHinse to lower cable,
liquidation and a little selling for European
account. The market was finally steady
net unchanged to 5 points lower. Sale
were reported of 41.70 bags. Including:
Muy, .7iu.75c; July. ti:K'; 8-pteinhcr, 7 (6
4i7 ltic; Ieceniter, 7.304j7.4nr; February, 7.4o
U7.(Vuc. Spot Rio. quiet; No. 7 Invoiua, 8sc
. Krauorateel Apple.
NEW YORK. March 15. EVAPORATED
APPLES Mai get khoa rather an easier
tone, owing to offerings of Indifferent fruit,
but attractive grade are still firmly ht-M.
Common to fair are Quoted at ?'nsc; fair
to good tin I at tw'c. nearly to . atrict
rrlme at tej9Vic. cIioIl at lvc; fane at
iUt.
Connie, money.,
do ai-eount ...
Anacoaila
Atchleon
do lid
B A Ohio
Cf radian Pacific .
rhs. A Orio
( hictsri Ot. Weet.
C. M. tt St. P..
rBeere ..."
D. A R. Q
aa pfd
Kile
do let pfd
do 2d pfd
Illlnola Central . .
L. A N
U . K. A T
.90 t-18 K. Y f'antral 152
.. 9iS Norfolk A W 90
.. ISSI do Ifd 94
9S f'Ht. A Waaler 6Hi
. . . 1 iei irenneylTanla
...1' Hand Mlnee ...
...175StKadln ,
... M do lat pfd .. .
... 21S do 2d pfd
.1H So Railway ..'.
..US do ptd
. 44'i Pe.lflc
. WIS t'nlon Paclfre ..
. 4.1 do pfd . ..
. 90 1'. . Sleel ...
. 70 I do pfd
.175. Wabaah ,
li4 do rfd
.. Ul BDanleh 4e
SILVER Bar, steady. 29d per ounce.
mi i. r. x 3't'n per cent.
The rate or discount in the open market
for short bills is S per cent; for three
months bins, iVi per rent.
Treaemrr Statement.
WASHINGTON, March ll-Today s state
ment tne ireaxury naiances in the gen
eral luno exclusive or tne ian,i8) ii gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
I!ii3 zis.im: gold coin and bullion, $77,74,816;
gold certincates. 446.137.400.
.. 4i
.. 4IS
..mis
.. (is
..167'.
.. 9S
.. 41
..HP"
.. 14
53 S
Bank of France Statement.
PARIS. Marrh 18. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of Franco shows the
following change: Notes in circulation
rlecrekw, T T.'4 franc: treasury deDnslt.
treaue, 9 175,000 fram.; ati.e raj depoaiui, j Vail
pjMliOC.
r, i ; -.ijtjrw'ixf j-f4othniiMft. ner lh iirjf,TK
BKKF CUTS.
No. 1 rlbi"l3c; No, i rios, 11c; No. 8 rib.
8c, No. 1 loin, lbu; No. 2 loin, Lie. No. 3
loin, ioc, no. i cnuca.. wc, o. t chuck, c;
Nu I chuck. t;c; No. ,1 round. 7it; No. i
round, 7c; No. 2 round, 6'u; No. 1 plate, 4c;
No. X plate No. 3 plate. 3c . .
, MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. $3.75; per bbl., $6.76.
HuNtiY Nw, per 24 lbs., $3.tk .
CHfcJiSiC tswuia. - new, jbcj Wisconsin
brick, loc; Wucousin llmberger, lie; twin.
lac; young American, liVC.
INITIO waiuu., e mvi aneua, new
crop, per lb., ls'sc; bard uells, pur lb.,
Uc. Pecans, laige, per lb. 4c; small,
per lb., Uc. Peanut, per lb., tic; roaaied.
per lb., c Chill walnut, per lu.. 12uc.
Aimoud. oft neils, per id., 17c; paid ,
auell, per lb., luu- Cocoaauu. 4.2a per
acH of 100. i
FRESH FISH-Trout. 11c: halibut, 10c; I
pickerel, dresaed, 7c; white bajia, lie; sun- j
lien, b5c, pert n. sainued and dreesed, kc;
pike, luc, redjuiapper, 11c; aajinoa, lie;
ciapple. SilKCi lsc; black bass, Zje;
wbileuah. lru ,,.?' Uu- ";
lobster, green, boned lobateia, i,c:
bluensn. L; beVting, 4c; ouanisa macksiel,
Ibc; haddock, ioc; atiriinp. l.CK,l.w pr
allon; amelts, Uc; co-1, 12c.
OYSThlKS Fiean staudajd, $1.40 per gaL:
bell oyster. $Luor2.uu per luO, Utile Neck
ciains, 41. BO P' l-
bUGAK-Granulated can. 4n bbla, $5.06:
gravnulated caue. Id sac, $a.Ul; granuiatea
Peel, lu aack. 44-sL
bklal'-"1 bairels, 4o per gal.; cases. (
10-16. cans, $l.to; chas, 11 a-lb. can. $2.0;
tases. 24 iVi-ib. can. l.f4.
COFl'LL Roasted: No. 36, ICo per lb. j
No. a. 2uW) per 10.; No. 2a. U,o per lb.;
No. 2u, luVic per lb.; No. 21, l2Hc per lb.
FlA)L'R (wholcsalej Besi higti grade Ne
braska, pur cwl., -, betit high giade patent
MiniiBxoLa. per cwl., 42 3u; utiaigiu patent
Nebraska, per cwl., $2; second patent j.
"cu'bLo FISH-Fandly whlteflsh, per "A
bbl., luO lbs.. $4.U); Norway niai.kerei, per
bbl, iu lba., bloaters. $4u; No. 1, $; No. 1
j0; No. 3. lr",'i N'- . H7. lleirliig, In
bbls.. -uo lba- eacu, Norway, 4k, $13; Nor
way, Ik, $13; Holland, mixed, $11.). Hol
land herring, in aega, luilaeia, auc; keg.
"bROOMS-No. 1 carpet, $3.35; No. t car
pel 2.4c; No. 3 plain, 43.35.
CANNED GOODS Cum, standard west
ern, Uiewc! liable, $1 2o. Tomatoes, 8-1 b.
cans, l.-nil.io. 2-lb.. tiVc&$l- Pineapples,
grated, 2-lb-. t.tMlf2.3u, bliced, $l.te,W2.2u;
kaikon apple, fancy, $3-50. California aprl
cuta, $1.4uu2.Xl; pears, $1.7D'u.u; peacnes,
laiuy, $l.,b24u; H. C. peaches, $..uo.u.
Aia.aa meiiiion, lti, $1.U; pin, kvu; laiiuy
cliuiook, F., $2.1t; fancy aockeye, F ti.tw;
aaruinee, W-oll. $-.50; -mustarda, l-.vJ
lu. baeel poiatoes, $l.lowl.2s; sauerkraut,
41; pumpkins, eocit, 1; wax beau, i-lt,., 7JU
$vc; Lima bean. J-Id., 1tuXUi; tp.iui:ii,
ll.Uji.uC, cheap pea, l-llt kuc; tiuo,
xn', taucy, ll.Jt.til.7ti.
HILKb, Pt-LTb AND TALI3W No. 1
greeu l.idta, l-c; No 2. SHic; No 1 balled,
UWc No. ';. luSc; bull hide. e-'cnc; dry
hides, HxaOc. Hone bides, large, $3.o0.
tiaalL 12 aa. bbeeo pell, each. au"iill ia.
Nu, L ifi, o. 3. 3V, CuUgii, liac
Totals 3,915
CATTLhl There was a lair run of came
this morning, loo cars being reported in, a
against S& yesterday, 106 ono week ago and
162 two week ago. '
The steer market opened a little bit slow
this morning, sellers us a rule feeling that
they were entitled to a little stronger
prices, while packer were not especially
anxious to put on. Wheji the trade was
nnn under wav it wu fairly active and
might lie summed up as a good, steady
market. In spots, where something Just
happened to please the buyers, It looked a
Utile strong.
Cows and heifers seemed to be In very
good demand and the trade wa reasonably
active from start to finish, prices being
generally steady to strong as compared
with yesterday. The desirable kinds of
both cow and heifer are now selling at
very satisfactory price.
Stockers and feeder did not show much
change from yesterday. T.h best kind of
cattle, having weight and quality, are as
high as at any time. There Is also con
siderably Inquiry for the lighter weights
having quality. The common to medium
kinds of light cattle are still slow and dull.
Representative sales:
BEEF STJSr.Ro.
No. A. Pr. No. At. Pr.
g 8h4 S 40 ' 4 1190 4 74
j' 1220 8 90 12 1101 4 90
l' 904 4 00 It 1280 4 90
(' i 798 4 CO 7 1090 4 40
760 4 00 ' 18 U 4 94
t" 785 4 10 18 1121 4 88
,' 840 4 15 29 1141 4 85
8 two 4 16 1 14110 4 85
7 loii" 4 4i 42 1110 4 90
Ij' .. 10 II IW7 4 90
I .98 4 15 4 1177 4 94
1 1010 4 K It 1211 4 94
J! 748 4 40 90 1S04 4 98
18 9S1 4 44 1 114 00
t I IKS 4 40 17 1131 4 00
19 1081 4 44 40 1246 I 00
t 1180 4 40 19 1194 4 OO
tl 1011 4 44 14 110 4 08
, ...11 4 40 10 1192 i 04
8 999 4 80 17 1231) 5 10
19 104 4 75 4 1181 I 10
18 1114 4 74 18 1171 4 10
9 lilt 4 74 14 1870 4 14
28 1010 4 90 48 1177 4 40
II 1234 4 90 17 1141 4 15
4 1204 4 74 18 1801 4 90
COW 8.
1 880 t 00 1 1044 8 44
1 , 1090 1 25 t 4S4 4 44
904 I 45 17 1035 I 44
1 8M I ti 1 900 4 75
1 fcl lU 4 1080 I 74
I 1090 I 40 t 1114 4 74
1 810 I 90 1 12U0 1 40
4,'5 I 75 Ht IM
UliiO 1 00 1 1049 I 45
1 8i0 I 00 1 Vi'M I 74
1 819 I M II lull 70
J 780 S OO 4 1018 4 74
4 1015 1 00 t 1US4 I 70
812 t 40 4 844 4 90
8 90 t 00 14 Iuk2 I 90
1 80 t 00 4 toil I 80
1 1220 I 00 4 1080 I 40
J 90 00 1 1140 1 84
1 1190 I 10 10 1087 1 84
; 1060 1 24 la 1235 I 90
720 t 23 7 PHI 1 90
t 770 1 15 1 12 3 90
I S080 I 25 1 1W 4 00
1 440 I U 1 1220 4 00
1 1180 4 24 9 1 4 0
1 e l"j 4 So 12 1" 4 05
1 121.2, 1 15 24 14 4 ot
1 11 HI 4 44 4 1104 4 14
4 1081 1 58 21 1194 4 1
1 9J I 40 1 1311 4 22
14 9i7 1 90 1 14WI 4 It
18 lli4 t 80 4 1190 4 14
14 954 1 ' t 1580 4 It
HEIFEKS.
1 410 t no 7 141 4 44
II 757 I 14 84 4 du
I 620 80 '.'4 luul 4 25
1 teo 4 Ou
BULLS.
1 544 I 40 1 18UI I 8C
J 4eo t 4u 1 14J0 8 48
1 84u 1 75 1C 44) I 88
1 Ml III 1 1710 I 84
1 710 1 81 1 11" I I 5i
1 1K6 I 90 1 IK I 70
1 1330 t 96 1 1870 1 74
1 1546 I Oo 1 1480 I 75
4 180 1 14 t 174 I 70
1 1171 I It I Uev I 48
1 loot I 14 1 1810 I 84
1 1470 t 16 1 1840 4 4T
1 1G80 1 ti 1 '60 4 90
14 474 I :i4 1 521 I 73
1 Mil 8 41 1 loUt I 84
1 Uu fail 884 4 14
1 7V 1 i ;t . H7 4 14
2 4 M I 84 8 aw 4 45
i 454 I M 1 44 4 44
Atikleoa edj. 48.
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9. VAtner. Klilv- ....
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1.9 liel. A llerla ..
ill i vliteunial . . .
14 ('a 't'opper Henge .
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15.1 Isle ri al
Is iMaee. Mlaln .,
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. . 48 -jVHlm'T .........
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V'VTainarai'k
ill iTrlaitr ......,
tile tnned topper
89 V. 8. Mlnln .,
t I'. iiii,....
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M Irlorla
eiV Winona '
I"V Wolverine
IMVNoMh butt ..,
40 i
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. 91
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.. lift
SHEEP The market this morning wns
in about the same condition that It has
been In all this week and there 1 very
little to be added to what has already
been aald In these columns regarding the
trnde. Fuckers every day select out a
few loads of sheep and lambs, such a
they need to fill their orders and leave
the rest. It goes without saying that they
select the very beat and for these they
pay prices that show little change from
day to day. Thu $ 60 was paid this morn
ing for the same lamb that brought $i.5
on Monday and Tuesday. Some of the best
ewes sold up to $6 26, which was very little
different from thu first of the week. At
the same time It would hardly be correct
to say that good to choice sheep and lambs
are about steady because orders are limited
to such an extent that stuff Just a giKid
as that which old had hard work lo find
a buyer. Medium to pretty decent kinds
tn noin etieep ana iambs are very much
neglected and with them it Is not no much
a matter of price a of finding a buyer.
While the tendency on the best kinds Is
downward, the actual decline for the week
Is not very heavy, but the medium or plain
kinds are In many rases as much a 2StjT
40o lower than Monday.
Quotations: Good to choice native Iambs,
$R.86.S6; good to choice western lambs.
6.30t.60; fair to good lambs, $0.00$ $.30; cull
lamb, $4 BojS.W; good to choice light year
ling, $6.ti6tb.00; good to choice heavy year
lings. $n.6h.(i0; fair to good heavy year
lings, $5.4C6(. M good to cholo wethers,
$6.SO6.8w; fair to good wethers. $ft Snfce.tSoi
good to choice ewes, $4.75i8.30: fair to good
ewe, $4.2694.75; cull sheep and buck. $3.00
64.00. ,
No.
8 ewe culls...,,,,'
86 cull ewe.... v
394 western ewes.s
11 weatern ewe ,
818 western ewes
337 western ewe.
1147 western ewes.
60 western lambs.
10S western wether and year
lings 878 western wether and year
lings 122 western wether and year
lings $74 weatern wether and year
ling 1,146 western lamb
6 Mexican ewes
$04 western wethers
1 western yearling
295 western yearling and weth
er 143 western yearlings and weth
ers 521 western lambs
103 western lamb
878 western lambs u.
251 Mexican lamb
143 .Mexican lambs
368 Mexican lamb
Av.
76
80
100
92
108
108
108
71
Pr.
8 25
$ 83
4 60
4 80
i 36
6 5
i 3
5 M
92 t 74
93 I 75
5 76
6 75
0 40
5 00
6 6
6 76
Metal Market.
NEW VOHK. March 15.-M KTAf J-Tha
Iintlun tin market was somewhat reac
tionary at spot, closing at litt 16s and fu
tures at 16. The local market wa easy,
with spot quoted at J3i4.4ii4j3rl.45. Copper
was Irregular In Indnn. spot Iwlng is R l
higher at AW 2s Kd, while future declined
laid to 7zd. Locally no change waa
reported, although there are continued
rumors of large sale at full tirlees. Lake
Is quoted at $IH.50U 18.76. Fleet rnlytKi at $18.25
fil8 60 nnd casting at $18.0n18.iS. lad was
unchanged at $5.3M6.46 for spot In the local
market, but advanced Is 3d to !. M In
the London market. Bpelter was 2 ftd
higher at 425 in London. Locally the mar- '
ket continued dull, with spot quoted at
$il.2Ofit,30. Iron was lower in the Kngllsh
markets, with standard English foundry
quoted at ti.ls 4d and Cleveland warrants at
4Hs 4d. Locally no change wa 8 .reported.
No. I foundry northern Is quoted at $18.ft
19 35; No. 2 found! y northern, $17.73!il8.Ha; '
No. 1 foundry southern, fid 26&1.76; No. 2
foundry southern, $17.76iai8.2R.
ST. 1iriS, Mrch lo.-METALS-Lad,
easy, $6.27,,42. Spelter, lower, JS.1Q.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, March 15.-COTTON-8pot
closed steady, 10 point higher; middling
uplands. ll UGo; middling gulf, U tOo. Sale,
t,048 hales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-COTTON-flpot
rinsed steady. Bales, 4,400 bale. Ordi
nary, 7Hc; good ordinary, 815-lAr; low mid
dling, 9 13-lGc: middling, loHc; good mid
dling, lie; middling fair, 11 He. Receipts,
4.Mu hales; stock, 22,402 hales.
LIVKRPOOL, March 15.-COTTON-8pot
In fair demand, prices 24 points lower;
American middling fair, .2d; good mid
dling, 56d; middling. G.78d; low middling,
5K2d; good ordinary, 5.44d: ordinary, t.2od.
The sale of the day were 10.000 bales, of
which l.ono were lor speculation and ex
port, and Included 9.440 American. Re
ceipts, 1,000 hales. Including am American.
8T. IX)UI8, March 15.-COTTON Market
dull, 1-lKc lower; middling, 10 lS-lc. Sales
none; receipt. 833 bales;' shipments, 300
bulns; stock, 44.518 bale.
Wool Market. I
ST. LOCI8, March 15.-VOOL-Markut
steady; medium grades, combing and cloth
ing. 24o '.(; light fine. 21ft26c; heavy fine, !8
fy2oc; iuh wa.thed, SitHOc.
LONDON, March 15. wooiy I tie offer
ing at the wool sales today amounted to
12.779 bales. Merinos were In good demand
nnd were occasionally higher. Americans
bought a few lots of fine-haired. Seconds
were In good demand for the continent.
Coarse grade were In good request for all
sections. Following are the sales In detail:
South Australia, l.lno bales; greasy, 8il'nl.
West Australia. 1,100 bales: greasy, 8ltils
Hd, Victoria. 8I bales; scoured, UHd Is
2d; greasy, 74J9d. New South Wales, 1,101)
bale; scoured, 1 2Hd: greasy, fidfrls Sd.
New Zealand, 4.000 bales; siwired, IHidittlH
6V4d; greasy, 44.dfls -Hd. Cap of Uond
Hope and Natal, 6)1 bales; greasy, 84illd.
Punta Arenas, 3,800 hales; scoured, 1 1V1
1 6d; greasy. kd$l 3d. , -
. Foreign Financial,
LONDON, March 15. Money wa scarcer
ahd harder In the market today, owing to
revenue collection. Dlscounta wer firmer.
Price on the Stock exchange wer Irregu
lar, owing lo dear money and uncertainty
regarding the Moroccan situation. At tha
clone stock were somewhat steadier. Con
sols were depressed. Americans opened
weak, but rallied somewhat on New Tor
support. Illlnola Central waa the feature.
Business was inactive, out price closed
steady. Foreigner receded on pari Bell
ing. Kaffir were weak on tne attitude
f the government regarding the Chinese
labor question and closed above toe worst
quotations of the day. Japanese Imperial
6 of 1904 were quoted at 1W4.
UKKLlN, March 15. I'riee in all depart
ments on the Bourse hesitated, owing to
realisations. American were weak.
97
71
91
118
100
108 5 Si
118
73
H
91
82
85
85
i 86
25
40
40
6 uO
6 NO
00
CHICAGO LIVE
STOCK
MARKKT
Cent
Cattle Steady Hogs Fifteen
Lower Sheep, SlrouaT.
CHICAGO, March 15 CATTLE Receipt.
5.000 head; market steady; common to
prime. $3.86041.40; cows, $:i.trfi4.ft0; heifers.
2. 7516.25; bulla. $2.6c"a-4.26; calve. $3.00
7.76; stockers and feeder, $'i.754.7t.
HOGS Receipts, 14 CM head; market 16c
lower; choice to prime heavy. $8.2(fr.2S;
medium to good heavy, $0.15!o 20; butcher
weight, $.207i.26; good to eholce heavy
mixed. $nl6i20; packing, $5.FCjja20.
SHEEP AND LA MB3-Receipts. 13.000
head; market strong; sheep. $4 264.16;
yearling. $5.o0.40; lamb. $625& 6. 65.
KniM City Live Stock Market.
TtANSAet CITY. Mo.. March 15. CAT
TLE Receipts. 3.000 head, Including 30
southerns; market steady to 10c higher
choice export and dressed beef steers, $5.40
fitj.OO; fair to good. 84.264(5.30; southern
steers, $3.7643.26; southern cows, $2.2o4H2!;
native cows, $2.2SH 80; native heifers, $3.75
ti6 2V bulls, $3 01X86 26; calves, $3.0TK'a.76.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market tVQlOe
lower than yesterday; top, $6.20; bulk of
sales, $6 0u3.16; heavy, $4.16.2n; packers,
ts.omri4i.15: Diss and litthts. $6.00i.16.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipt, 8,000
head; market sheep steady; lambs weak
to 10c lower; native lambs, $5.7&1j.S5;
western lambs, $o.75a4i 85; ewe and year
lings. $4.60j.90; western red
t5.frKfr4l.00; western fed sheep,
stockers and feeders, $3.&ft4.7t.
St. l-oals Lira Stock Market
BT. LOl'IB. Mo.. March 16. CATTLE
Receipt. 2.0110 head, Including 700 head
Texan; market steady to strong: nstlv
ahlpping and export steer. $4 60ft 8.00 ;
dressed beef and butcher steers. $3 251,6.71;
steers under l.ouo pounds. $3.00?v4.10; stock
ers and feeder. $2.264 60; cows and heif
er. $2.20iii6. 00; canners. $1. 75132.46: bulls.
$17Mj4.(i; calve. $3.264,7.26; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.104.76; cow and heifers,
82 20ffi4.26.
HOGS Receipt. 5 000 head; market 10
15c lower: nlc and ights. 16.4036.': pack
ers. $s.90ijj6.20; butcher and host heavy,
xti inniK an.
SHEEP AND IAMl'8 Kccelnt. z.uou
hfad; market stennv; native muttons, $4 00
f50: lmbs, $5.5tj.&5; culls and bucks,
$4 2ri56.W.
nt. Joseph Live lok Market.
ST. JOSEPH. MO.. March 15 CATTLE -Recelnts.
IM head: market steady: natives
$4.1 'M'ifl 90; cows and her. $l.tfV4.tl5;
Stackers and feeders. 43 II "1-4 SO.
HOG 3 Receipt. 3,4 head; market 1GS
15c lower: Hht, $J.9V56.1U; medium and
heavy. $6 004)15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rceltt
head; mwrket steady; lambs, $8 A3
lings, 00.
yearlings,
$4,2ijJu:
ye.ir
REAL KSTATK TRANSFER!.
Stoek In Wight.
Peed filed for record March 15, aa fur.
nished by the J. Fred Kerr company,
bonded abstracter, 1008 New York Lite
building:
Julia K. Yeaton et al to John Soren-
so. lot 7. block 208Vk Omaha t 4.000
J. L. Welse to V. Welse, half Interest
In lot It), block I. Rurllngton Center . 1
Portsmouth Trust and Guaranty com-
pany to A. K. Becker, part lots 12, ' .
13 and 14. block 10, Hanscom Plitce.. 1
Robert Kerr to Helen Kerr, lot, 18
block 15, Walnut HIU 7....
A. K, Becker and wife to Cornelius
Kirk, part lots 13 and 14, block 10,
Hanscom Place '..,'.. A
Niels J. Nlelson and wife to Nell
Larsen, sM. sw4. sali. 26-15-12,.;;.....
Patrick B. McUutre KBd wife to NleU
J. Nlelson, rame ".'.....".'....
Susan Musselman et al to Charles
Hattelle, lot 1 to 10, "Byron".. .v.,. .,
James J. Anderson and wife lo IT. P.
R. R. Co.. tract in west neft 7-ip-U
Lucy P. Wilson and. husband. t
Charle Battelle. tract In 48-16-12....
Samuel Forgey and wife to George
G. Mangold, nw, 17-18-12
William A. Headley to Cora V. Head-
ley, lot 8 and 10, block 17. Water
loo .-
John W. Hall and wife to Thomas
Hartford, part neVi, 18-15-10
Anna R. Conroy to John J. Ryan,
lot 7, block 1, 2d add. lo Corrigan
Place v. ,t.. . , . , T-.. -
Same to Anna Corrigan.- lot 14 and
15, Wagner A Phalen sub) .'..J..
Charles E. f.'omp and wife . to Lloyd
lilankenshtp, trsct in nw4, 8-M.-13. .
Kate Barrett to Edward Barrett, half
Interest In lot 12, block t South i
Omaha ,. ,
Anna B. Conroy to Margaret C. Wear.'
lot 17. block 36 lat add. ta Corrigan."
Place
Katie Flood to Edward Barrett, tract
lot 8, Barker's allotment....,
The 8. D. Meroantlle company to
Lowe Avenue Prebyterlan church,
lot 5. block 27. Walnut Hill 1
Oeorge B. Parker and wife to Fred
Kase, part lot 1, block 4, Plalnvlew
Herbert H. Peckham to Lois K. Peck
ham, part lot 12, block 2, Park Plao
Ahram Sebfing and wife to Charle
Pattella, lot 5, (. 7. I, 9 and 10.
Fairvlew
Same to same, same
Same to same, same
Albert J. Schlpporelt to E. K. Schlp
poreit, lot 21. block 3, Clarendon....
John A. Peterson and wife to E. R.
Needham, Iota 84 and 86. Fslrmont
Place
EDa C. Wilson to Flora L. Lamb, lot
16. block 8. Kendall add
Merchant National bank to Irving
Allison, lots 9 and 12. block 10.
Florence
Omaha Florence !and and Trust
enmnsny to same, let 13, block 10H,
Florence
Wllev King and wife to same, lots 9.
10. 11. 12 and IS. block 1n9 Florence
Ens R Krchste'n nnd wife to H.
A Hobbs, let 4. blork 14. Kourits
Plsce
Crr'e H Bowen to .lames B. Graham,
lot 15 Hoi-k 4 Mtthews' sub
Jumea M tVclwn'lh to Fllen B. SI-
bauah. lot 23 and 84, 4?la'4' sdd...
T'-'-'eias M. Howen to Orrle B.
Hewcn lots 1 o 12. Mock 2, Morse
A Pre-wer's add
F"nK Ttminrson, ever., to H. J. Pot-
e' lets 1 ia id anrl other lots, block
f-...-. ?i .n edd.
1,500
;8,ooo
2,000
1.900
l.tOOj
144
t.00t)
12.260
.. i
3.800
; 1
v. , i
too
1
1
too
1
L7U0
(uo
1
T50
2,060
1.150
150
i
' 24
1
1.750
78
I 00
804)
Receipts of live stock st tiie six prin
cipal western markets 'tertlav:
Cadle. llotn. 8hen.
Pouth Omaha 3"0 !' 8.K1O
floui lltv K
KrH nty IO" 7.ei 8.K
Ft. Joeenli ff 6'1
e. Ixiuis "" 6"rt " 'I
Ch'rigo , tm 11.0) ' 12 8)
Total 15HK) S.''.i4 32.52.
glow 4-te- lb, lleek
SinrX CTT M-rch 15.
ram 1-rATT ,K-rte'ti! erei ria: ni
ket steady. atiKker low; beevea, tUbl8,, Log
MTkel.
i'"l! Tel-
F. D. Day Cl Go.
Stock. Grain. Provision
hti fear Uraln to I'.
Chli-aa aad Mlaeeajeell Delivery.
One-eighth commission on Grain, one,
quarter on Stock. Prompt and careful
attention given to outside account. Writ
foe cur dally Market Letter, Duelled free.
Mil" flfflc.
t IO-I1I Boar el ( Trad Bid.
OMAHA, IE1.
Utstaae Tkesl, DesvglAa 34114.
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