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i THE OMAIIA DAILY BEK: WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 21, 190G. fx ,Mt4- I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Leading Cereal Taken Decline of Half Cent. 1 WHEAT IS SELLING ON EVERY ADVANCE Raster ( rnarri Ha I it to Be l.ona Blaj l.tnew shorts Principal Rarrt la (orn, bat F.le Tatars Sell. OMAHA. March 20. 190C. The opening s marked by it'tdlnra at prices unchanged to t,c lower, but trade " light and prices showed an Inclination to drag. C'ush ri' iimnd at Minneapolis and at the southwestern markets wu reports good, cables were higher, and there was mM to be an Improvement In the flour demand. (In every spurt there was wheat for ale an1 outside Interest was too liajht to absorb It The eastern crowd la said to be Ion? a bin line. The weather in fa vorable. The ( low was at the bottom and lj- lower than Monday. Shorts were the principal buyer In tha corn pit, but at the early advance elevatora old heavily aRalnst purchases made In tha country. The market lost all Us ad vance and a little more. Farmers are showing more of a disposition to part with their corn and an Increased movement Is anticipated. Oats were steady. May cloned ',4c higher and deferred futures unchanged. Uverpool closed 4V4d higher on wheat and 'in higher on corn. Primary wheat receipts were 422.0OII bit., and shipments 23l,OW bu., against receipts Ihhi year of JuS.txJi) bu.. and shipments of :0i3.nrt bu. Torn receipts were 373,000 bu.. and shipments 333,000 bu..' against receipts of pw.fMt bu. last year and shipments of 4.V4.0W bu. Clearances were 1,736 bbls. flour, LIU.OuO bu corn and ll,8oo bu. oats. Hradatreet noted an Increase of 38,0is bu. In tha vlslhlo wheat, a decrease of l.OSa.OuO lu. In corn, and a decrease of 1.168.0UO bu. In oats. Prlngle wired, the Von Porn Oraln com pany: "A prominent house here who had the last Argentina estimate and which was for surplus of 112.O4O.0uO bUHhels. have a cable from there this morning reducing the estimate to 75,000,0f'O or o2,i00,00u bushels. (Slaughter's man. who predicted 'iS.OOvt'H) bUBhels, and who nas been correct on Argentina for five years, will win out yet." The local range ot options: Articles. I Open. I High. I Low. Closa. Wheat May .. Corn May .. July .. Oats May .. TlHBITZVa'Ssj 714 B 717A 7V4B 71T.A 24A 394 U Sr4A 39-aA .. 2STiB A asked. B bid. Omaha Caah Bale. OATS-No. 4 -white. 1 car at 2b4c. 4 Omaha Caah Prlcea. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 724fn754c; No. tiard, 6tf71c; No. 4 hard. Wttisc; No. erring, 72ii73c: No. 1 soring. 6ifri70c. COKN-No. 8. 34c; No. 2 yellow. 3We; No. 3 white. 39o. OATS No. 3 mixed. &Wg?fic: No. 3 white. 29fn29'4c; No. 4 white. 2Kc. R Y E No. 2. 63e; No. 3. 514c. Carlot Hecelpts. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago C 279 229 Kansas City 25 12 13 ' Minneapolis 10 Omaha 7 SX 34 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Fratares of the Trading; and Closing; Prlcea on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, March 20. Increasing receipts Ju the northwest and the proepect of a rec rd-breaklng crop In the aouthwest had a weakening effect today on the local wheat market. The tone at the close waa easy Sjtnd the May option waa down 4c. Cora waa Tn hc. oats snowed a gain ot "40. r rovis ions were a snaoe lower to 1H0 nigner. Sentiment In the wheat pit throughout the day was bearish and although - prices at times were slightly above the closing quo tations of last nlgbt there waa a tendency toward lower values. There was no Innu enttal buying in evldenoe and the market received Its principal support from shorts. Fit traders and commission houses were the chief sellers. The main encouragement of the bears waa found In reports from Kansas City that the prospects for a large crop of winter wheat are dally growing blighter. Heavy receipt In the northwest despite the poor Condition ot country roads also tended to reduce prices. Factors that strengthened the market - were firm cables and a de creased estimate of the Argentina surplus available for export. The market closed easy with prices at the lowest point of the day. The May option opened unchanged to VfWic lower at 78tf7OTiJ to 74c. sold be tween 7R4c and 7!4c and closed at 7a4o. July ranged between 77H5 and 74c and closed with a net loss of 4ttka at 77SU7740. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 18.000 bu. . The world s visioie supply as shown by Brtulstreet'a Increased S8.000 fau. l'rimary receipts were 422.000 bu.. compared u.lth l mi ho. a Vear Bin. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 3tf cars, against. 263 cars last week ana .la cars a year ago. . Small local receipts and firm cablea caused a aianriv corn market and prices throughout the day held within a narrow range. Early tn the day there waa a fair demand by commission houses and offerings were read tiv taken. Latter, however, the market weakened somewhat because of reports In dicating an Increase In the movement of the ornn in tha near future. The close was steady. May opened a shade lower to 4c higher at 44'i 44V c to 4c, soia on iu w aim .!.. .1 t the low point. I.ocal receipts were 279 cars, with six cars of contract 'riffe were firm all dav. There waa good buying for Investment account and a fea ture ot the trading was liberal purchases of the May option by a prominent commis sion house. May opeuea uncmiuru ot sold un to 3oVfi9i4c and closed at 304o. 1 ..l rx(nta were 2?9 cars. Provisions sold at prices which marked new high led for the season. Lard in particular wtvs strong and had a bullish effeet on t. entire list. Shorts and local ..nkr mre active huvers. Iater. how ever, the greater part of the gain was lost on liberal pront-taklng. A UllOc advance In the price of live hogs and an excellent e n,.n f,.r caaii lard were the main bullish Influences. At the close May pork was up 7'o at $1.?74. Ird was up 00 ai .y. Rll.s were a shade lower at W.tv."yn.tia Katlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 4 cars: corn. 1 cars: oats, 2 cars; hogs 36.0H0 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.l Iow. 1 Close. Yes y Wheat May July Sept. Corn May July Brpl. Oats May July Sept. Pork Ma v July ljr.1 May July Sept. Ktl.a -May July Sept. I I I 7S4! 7l! 77", 1 7XJ 7S 77,774't'4 77SI 77SI TK4 .774 T714 I 44S! 444! 44 44 5, 44 454 44 I 441 444 4i-l 444 444'o4 4441 46 ,1 I AA . IS, 1 -4 3t !2S44:2S4'u4 2.v 4fjSI 4 1 I 16 23 I 18 4& I K 10 I 14 40 I I I 1 K 1 JTH! 1 20 111 10 I 16 2U41 I la I I 1741 8 30 5 40 I R as 45 8 15 8 2241 8 ; 424' 8 17' 8 V 8 40 8 5 8 o 8 7a 274 8 374 I I I K4I 8 6J4 s 7o 8 74 g 75 75 8 8 75 1 70 i 70 K b4i No. t. Caah nuotatlons were ss follows FLOCK Dull; winter patents. (i.44i3.H0 lm.r airalifhts. Kl.ltl3.: ei'tln itaients ti 5;.''i3.W; straights, K!.i"i3.50, bakers', tZ 'j) a 2 w. WHEAT No. t spring.- 7-isc; No. priiiK. rj'dTXc; No. 2 red, 2VtM4c. CORN-No. t 4:'443c; No. i yello :!... UATS-No. 2, Sc; No. while, 2!4fc:!1c HiK-No. 2. 0llWl-. BARLEY lood feeding. 37to74-: fair to . hole inaltinu. 4fwl6Uc 8KKl)S No.- 1 flax. 81.044: No- 1 north western. II. 104. frime timotny, w.l.v .lover. itntrH't graile. ?M.ot. PROVISIONS Mess twik. per bhl.. I1S.I0 il.3o. Laid, per I1"' lbs.. 174- Short ribs o.le, (looxel l'f"llt). Short clear siil I boxed I, I.si8 o. Receipts ;n.,i shipments of grain and flour .ue e ttUtAs: . iiece'fi. eiiipni-nta. "lour, t.l'l. ia.3 hvat, bu... 'orn. Iiu ats, I'll lye. bu larlev. bu . . . l''.'j ,.'l!t &: 5 17. 1") 1.9 "") I'M') ! Uot l-'.t'Kl nil the produce exchange today the but- er market as ste.oly; creameries Ivii'M'-c: laiiles, lSti:3e. r'KK,, steady; at mark, ases Incluiled. 134c; flrats. 134c; prime li tis. 11 '.,c. extras, 16c. Cheese. st udy, 11J134C. l.lrerMol t.rala and Provisions. LIVERPOOU March rt.-VHEAT Spot. onlliial; fulurrs. dtetv: M.ir, ,. noimna': .lav. (. I. JuU, (s (rVl loKX -pH''. th in; AmerK.iu mticj.'hea. 4s14d; American mixed, old, 4s T'fcd. Fu tures, Arm; March, nominal; May, 4s Id. SEW IORK GKKRAI. MARfLF.T 4)aotaloas of the Das- oa Varloas CoaamodHlea. SEW TORK. March 30-FIOCR-Re-eliits. 18.8JK bbls.: exports. S hbls. : mar ket dull but firmly held: Minnesota patents. 4.iitj4 (; Minnesota bakers. I3.4"M3.;5: win ter patents. winter straignts. 13 7i3.hii; winter extras. I2.7V3 2S: winter low grades. t2.54M 3i. Rye flour dull; fair tn aood. 13.4oti4.ii0: choice to fsncy. fcl X-Qi 20. 4 OKN.MKAL Firm; flne white and yel low. 81.15: coarse, llufl'bl.os: kiln dried. I2.t.vri2.;s R A RLET Steady ; feeding. 404c e. L f. I Buffalo; malting. 4!5&V' p. 1. t. Buffalo. WHEAT-Receipts. Mt.oon bu spot ma--1 ket Irregular; No. t red, SoSc elevator: 1 No. 2 red. 87ao f. o. b. aflost: No. 11 northern, Duluth, RS-c f. o. b. afloat. The, wheat opening waa steady on cables. De clining toward noon tinder favorable home crop news and Increase In world s stocks and liquidation the market later recovered on Increased demand west, reduced Argen tina surplus estimates and covering. It Anally broke under bearish reports as to northwest stocks and closed 4'8Ho net lower. May, V 1-lrtc, closed 4c; July. WuK4W. closed 84c: September. hZWii 8.14c. closed 824c OK Receipts, 4i.ua nu.; exports. M.ivi bu.; snot market firm; No. 2, I24c elevator end 494c f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, 604?; No. 2 white. 604c. Option market was firm up to the last hour on light receipts, firm cablea and bull surnort. but finally eased off with wheat, closing partly 4 net higher. May. fttHijOo-Vc, closed 304c; July. 5OWj'r0c. closed 6oc: Seotember. 61ti614c closed Mc; December, 50c, closed MS.'. OATS Recelnts. C7.SHI) mi.: exnorts. ll.JtiiO bu. ; spot market firm; mixed oats, 28 to 38 pounds. H5ti.4c; natural white, 30 to 'ai pounds, X.VarftSc; clipped white, 3D to 40 pounds, S7Hi:j94c. HAY Dull; shipping. 4o(S0c; good to choice. DtKiisftc. HOl'H Sleadv; state common te choice IV. limine; 1!M, 7ic: olds, 5r7c. PaclflJ uoasi, 110, SWl.lc; 4, IrTllOr-; OU18, 45C. 11 1 r . 1 .'1 a. . .-. . . ... . . n. . "iftn eieaujr; uaivesion. u to 0 10s., 50c; California, A to U lbs., 2i.-; Texas dry, S4 to Ju Ihs., lc. I. RATHER Strong; acid. 264r27Hc PROVISIONS Heef. barelv steadv: fam ily. 110.504(11.00; mess, 19 oofa W OO; beef hams, lJ0Onj2l.nO; packet. 110.00 10.60; city extra India mess, !18.flifl8 50. Cut meats, firm; pickled bellies. 19. 10.26; pickled shoul ders, I7(Jir7.W: pickled hams. HO.5tiW10.7i. Lard, strong; western prime, !ft.Ioi'0N.K; re fined, firmer; continent. I6; South America, IS. 15; compound. !6.124i&.374. Pork, firm: family. H7..Suta18.00: short clear. Ilo. i.V(H7.7S; mess, Ils.a017.00. 1AL.L.OW steady ; city, oc; country, 69 64c. RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra. JVntie; Japan nominal Rt, n fc-R Irregular; renovated, common to extra, 114'qlftc. CHKL'SE Firm: atate full cream small and large, colored and white fancy, 14 144c; state, good to prime, 134l3e; state, common to fair, 114il3c. EGOS Firm; state. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy, selected white, 21622c; atate, cnoice, iijk! state, mixed extra. 16c; western firsts. 17c: western seconds. Wc: southerns, 1517o. ' POULTRY Alive, firm: western rhlckens. 114c; fowls, 144c; turkeys. HiHtc. Dressed, firm; western chickens, lo'13c; turkeys, IVff ic; iowis, 119144c. t. I.oals General Market. ST. LOl'18. March 20. -WHEAT Futures. weak; cash, firm: No. I rod cash, elevator. 83&!(itc; track. 34c; May, 74c; July, 764c; no. z-nara, vH'ur'C. CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 414c; track, 4c; May. 414c; July. 4246424c. OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 304c; track, 314 4S32c; May, 304c; July, 284c; No. 2 white, 33c. FLOl'R Steady: red winter natents. t4.15ft4.26; extra fancy and straight, 13.70(9 ,.tw; tn'ars, liwoBO. SfcJKD Timothy, steady, 12.60(92.80. CORNMEAL Steady, 12.20. BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 863. HAY Firm: tlmothv. Iti.0o4r14 r.l: nr. trie Jfi.ooa 10.50. IRON COTTONTIES 11.02. HAGGINC-40. HEMP TWINE 74c. PROVISIONS Pork, firm' 1oh1ln llii Lard, higher; prime steam, 17.75. Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts Un clear rlba, I8 B7H; short clear, $9. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $9.60; clear ribs. $9,624; short clears, $9.75. POULTRY Firm; chickens, 104c; sprlnga, H4o; turkeys, 16o; ducks. ISc; geese. 74 eci luiv-iiniij creamery, mxaaac; dairy. 1821c. KUB-43teadv- at 124c, case count. ' ' - rteeelnta. fihlnmait. Flour, bbls 4 oti in inn J heat, bu s,ooo a.0i 0 Corn, bu 37,000 t.ooo 0t. bu 70.000 . .. 66.000 Mlaneaaolla Grata Market.1 'Superior Board "of Trad quotations for Minneapolis and Chicago delivery) The range of prices, aa furnished by F. D. Dav A Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade building, was Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Tea y. Wheat I May... July... Sept... July... 71i$ . 774 74f 41 '. 794 74 784 2 Tr5 74 7 78 79 1 1 1 164 1 16 1 1741 1 1 174 I 14 1 l4l 1 1 1841 Minneapolis Caah ClAK-urh. - hard. 774cj No. 1 northern. 774c; No', t norwiern, ia7c; no. J. 73"a744c; No 1 Durum. 70c; tin. Durum. ft4c. Corn: No. I yellow. 372h4c; Ne. 1, S7Viti37Ue Cash? $1.114VW$T.i34 Available SaoBllea .1 n..i. NEW YORK. March 20. -Special cable and ..-!-, mmv communications received by Bradstreet'a show the following changea In available sunnllea aa r.mn...j i , 1. vlous account: 1 Wheat United States and Canada, east of the Rockies, decreased 862,000 bu.; afloat for and In Europe. Increased 100,000 bu total supply, increaaed 88,000 bu. .wl"' V"'1 States and Canada, east of the Kockiea i aoc a. .... Oats, United States arid Canada, east of 4., ,wr"a l.ltis.ooo bu. mi lufJi'i" decreases reported this week - . iiiauiiiiua, iw.uuu at the Mlnneaimha npho. i 7A . L ' ; - ...... ... rir.niun BJ.IW at Omaha. 67 n in elevatora In the vicinity of ;V -a e-..::.;;,.""0 w-uw ,n Chicago KSbti. M Bur,lnton' Increased Kaasaa City Grata and Prorlaloaa. KANSAS CITY. March 20. WHEAT "IE- 'c:, L rumber, 24 cars ' "WCi N' X 8TeUC- R'Pts: COHN-May Xc; July. 404c; Septem- " v one, v , i u, j). gr HAY Strong; choice timothy, $11 3111 1.50 ltl'TTl.'llCr..m.. l.i Et.OS-'hteady ; Missojii and Kansas, new m iiw-fl inciuuea. tc; e case lvmit, i.., ..avea leiurneu, ,c on. , . Receipts. Shlpme nts . orai. uu , Ul.umi Corn, bu 12.m IR.OuO 24 010 S.uiiO Oats. bu. 13.000 Mlaaeauolls Grala Market. MINNEAPOLIS. March 20 WHEAT May, 764c; July. 7c; September, 774o; No. 1 hard, 774c; No. 1 northern, 774c; No. t nrhern, 764c FIXlUR First patents, $4.tl4.10: second patents, t3.8ui3 9u; first clears, $3.501j3 til) second dears, Ii4ufI2 65. BRAN In bulk. I13.5tvgiJ.75. Mtlwaek.ee t.rala Market. MILWA4 KEE. March 30. - WHKAT Bteady: No. 1 northern. n81c; No. 2 north ern. 7'9c; May. 7t4c KYK steady: No. 1. 3a4c.' BAHLKY-Sleadj ; No. 2. 4a35o; sample, X4ic. CORN'-Iflgher; No. J cash. 41.'b4:4c; May. 44c asked. Philadelphia Preface Market. PHILADELPHIA. March JO-BI TTER Lficlianged; western creamery. i9c; extra nearby prints, 32 EtitiS Firm; nearby fresh and western fresh, 154c iu mark. CHEKsjE-Fliiii; New York full creams. L'4'nl4c. llelath t.rala Market. MM TII Marih 2". WHEAT To ai rlve, No. 1 northern. 7i4c; No. 2 northern. 744c; on track. No. 1 northern. 7tP,c: No j northern. 744c: May. 774c; July, ',9c; Sep tember. ',K: ii.tTS-un track and to arrive. S4c May. 'c. Peoria t.rala Market. PEORIA. March 20 -CORN-Hlgher: No. 3 yellow. 424c; No. X, 411 Vi No. 4. 414c; no gra.le. S'i4c. OATS-Firm; No. 1 white. r&304c: No. I white. J!, .iK.e. WHISKY On the Usls of $J.J Toledo aeed Market. TfLEIa. March !. SEKD8 Mover, n.v, .vprll. $ - Alaike. prime, UU. Timothy, prime, $1 K NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Prices Advance olisrhtlj on OoTerun Opera tioni by Profeuional Bears. MARKET GENERALLY WEAK ANO SLUGGISH CUelng la Flrna, with ales the Hlahest of the Day Boad Market Steady and nicher. NEW YORK, March 20-The demand for stocks, which caused today's partial re covery of yesterday's losses, was not of an important character. I ne snnnsage in the volume of the transactions Is Itself evidence of this fart. So also is the dis tribution of the day'a recoveries on lines closely parallel with yesterday's declines. inis is pretty clear evidence always 01 me covering operations by professional bears. The responsibility of this element for some part of yesterday's pressure on the market waa evident from the character of some of the rumors circulated on the Stock ex change and which were shown this morning to be totally without foundation. Sudden failure of health and death for half a dosen prominent capitalists were alleged In these rumors, which could only have been origi nated In an attempt to depress prices In view of the lack or foundation proved lor them. The demand today to collect the short contracta put out during the circulation of these rumors was a natural consequence. That the buyln extended beyond these limits was generally disbelieved. Foreign markets gave an Impetus to the recovery, owing to the encouragement felt over the proepect of a settlement of the difficulty over Morocco. News of actual develop ments, however, had very little reflection In the market and offered no Important changes from conditions existing yesterday. News from the conferences looking to a settlement ot the coal mining labor dis pute snowed no detinue outcome in pros, pect. An advance In the price of Sugar was an Incident of the day. The recovery In Amalgamated Copper gave rise to dis cussion of the growing foreign demand for the metal, although the prices in lxndon yielded today after a sharp advance yes terday. Oross earnings of railroads reporting for the second week In March showed a de cided shrinkage In the ratio of Increase over last year compared with that since the first of the year, which la attributed to the Increased difficulties of operation caused by the bad weather conditions. The situation In the money market was not changed and no effect waa shown bv the payment of the final Installment on the Japanese loan. Money rates here were unchanged and discounts yielded In London. roreiarn exchange here was inclined to yield but very slowly. Reports were cur rent of the probability of further remit tances to the home market of Japanese funds on deposit here. The last half hour of the trading In the Stock exchange waa the moat extensive of the day, the demand from the short interest showing Increaaed energy. The market was favorably affected also bv news that definite terms of settlement of the Moroccan dispute were believed to have been agreed upon. The closing tone waa decidedly firm and at about the top level. Bonds were steady. Total ssles. nar value, $2,OK5.000. United States new 4a ad vanced 4 Pr cent on call. 1 he following are the quotations on the rew lorn stock exchange High. Lew. Cloa,. 47 Ailams Rxpraa AiMlftiulel Copper 44,100 146 A morion C. F 1,400 41 V 40 10444 41 101 14 K) 110 m 444 41 t t 111 1U4 American c. ft F. pto American Cotton Oil 1,104 14 II Amorlnn Cotton Oil sfa American Eipran 100 !tt Its smariuan H. ft u. ptd l.oov u 1 444, American lc. aecurttlaa. ... 4. MO 4(74 American Ltnaaed OH Amarlcan LlosaM Oil pfd. American Locomotlra .... Amir. Locomottra pfa.... Amrtran fl. 4k R Amarlran 8. ft R. pfd.... Amtrlraa Sugar Raflnlns. 4.400 H UK) lla n.ioe ims no It'll, l,7o irv. T 11414 in iris Am. Tobacco pfd ctti 400 103 tot lu Anaconda Mining Co 4I.0 144 20 jm Atcninon 11.700 ,1 1S4 Atrhlon pfd 700 101 lot 101 144 110 M Atlantis coast ulna 1.100 im li.4 baltlmora ft Ohio. 1.400 110 lot Raltlmor A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit..... lt.400 M 10,700 171 100 lit 1.400 ItVt It M4 Canadian PacISc Central of New Jaraey Chaaapeska ft Ohlo....o... Chicago ft Alton v. Cthtcago ft Alton pfd fhtago Great Waiters Chlrago ft Northwattorn.... Chicago. Mil. ft St. Paul... Chicago T. ft T Chicago T. ft T. pfd C C. C. ft St. Lou I, Colorado Fual ft Iron Colorado ft Southern 1M4 171"!, 14 31S 44S 4 wo H Ul 174 It', 10 4 1V4 "4 to 400 tn jo "t.ii 174H lTIH M ll'i It mo 14.400 100 IflS loo M 414 l' 4 "4 Colorado ft So. 1st pfd..... Colorado ft So. Id pfd Cnaolldata4 Ca, 1U 144 17 Com Producta, ctfa Corn Producta pfd, ctfa..... Palaa-ara ft. Hudton Dalawar. L ft W ,. ban var ft Rio Oranda Danrar ft Rio Oranda pfd.. Distiller,' Securities Erl, Kris 1st pfd Brie td pfd (laneral Rlsctrlc Hocking Vallsy Illinois Cantral .' Intsrnstlonal Papar International Paper pfd lulsrnatlonal Pump Inlsrnatlonal Pump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Cantral pfd Kansas City So., 01-rlghta. k. C. So. pfd., ei-rltns... LoulSTlll, ft NaahTill atanhatun L Metropolitan Seeurttisa Metropolitan Itraat Hjr Mcilcan Central Minneapolis ft St. Louis.... M , St. P. ft S. 8. M M., St. P. ft I. g. M. pfd.. Missouri Pacific. Missouri, kanaaa ft Taxas.. Missouri. K ft T. pfd National Lead National R. R. om M. pfd. how York Cantral Now Tors. O. ft W Norfolk ft Western Norfolk ft W. pfd North Arasrlcan Pacific Mall Pennarlrsnla I'coplt', Gas P.. C. C. ft St. Louis it 444 44 M 40 41 TT 147 114 I44 114 e ,1 it 44 140 147 70 1U4 24 T4 t,wo lto 131 141 700 174 174 171 (too 44 II T4 40 100 00 I, too 14 71 7 KM t4.i to n 1 14 4J Illla 1.J00 144 144 two eo 00 1 "it 43 1H4 40 M 100 41 400 1U 4.100 M 4 Pressed Steal Car 1.VO0 111, II Pressed Stsel Csr pfd t'ullmaa Palace Car at 111 Reading 74.100 lr7 Resiling 1st pfd 100 SA Heeding Id pfd m 0 "ii" 4 14 U 44 1! SI 44 Kcpuhllo Stsel toe UcpuDllc Steal pfd Too Hoc Island Co Moo kock Islsnd Co. pfd 1,400 St. L. ft S. F. td pfd 00 St. Louis Southwestern lH t4 44 J 4 144, 44 H it St. Louis Southwestern pfd Southern psciflc Southera Pacise pfd Southern Rallaar , Southern Railway pfd I'siiniasee Coal ft Iron Tssss ft Pacific loladu. St Luul, ft W. ... 4.000 44 4ll 111 n.tno 4on 1014 44 111 40 lot 144 4 II 44V 11JI 40 W li I 144 '10 MM ... 1UI pfd too ... 44.100 : Toledo. St. Louis ft W. luioa Pacific 44 4 14J, U! 141 t nlou PaciOc pfd t iiitcd stataa Kir t uilad fctalas haaltir I'ultcd Stataa Ruhbsr t'nltsd States Rubtwr pfd as 117 44 41 III 1.100 41 112 3t 14 ' 'ii 4i 111 1 niisa stataa sisal I'nlted Sistss btael ptd.. Va. -Carolina Chemical .,, V 4. -Caroline Cham, pfd.. 44. SOU It ll.4M ll t.100 41 "too '" 00 41 '155 114 u anssh 700 Wsbaah pfd guO VA'tlls-Furgo fcipreea V.'etmghouse blectiie W'sstern Lnlon. i-dlv 100 Wheeling A Lake Brto M W lsionsin ( antral . II 1HO 141 tl I 14 i 14 14 Wisconsin Central pfd. Northern Paul Be Cantral Leather 46 te 1.700 14 111 it 44 41 1 44 I antral Leather pfd las lu. u 104 7t 144 alosa Sheraeld Steel I.lixj 7,14 II Total sale, for the day, 414.4011 shsres Boats gtocka aad Boada. BOSTON. March 20 -Call loans. &4ie per nt; time loans. 44664 per cent. OfTiolal Ce closing on stocks and bonds: Atchleoa tdj. 4a. 4,Alleues do 4a SI'S. Caatral 4a Alrhlson do pfd Boston ft Albany Aoaiaa ft Maine Hnaton delated .... Filchburg pfd Meilcaa Central N. Y.. N. H ft 11.. I'nlon Pa' lie Amr Arga. chem do pfd Amer. Pnew. Tirba... Aiuer. Sugar aa pfd Amer. T ft T Amer. Woulea do pfd Hcmli.iuo I ft S Mk.Ulena Klac. Ills.. sin glaviilv ao pfd Maw. tlas .lultemaltamatod . 1 Amer waa (lac .. . M Atlantic .101 , Bingham .!M Cel. ft Heels .il4K'entenlal .1441, Copper Hsutjt .Ill iDait Wast . Franklla 0i,Oraabr .lei Isle Rsrala . it Maaa. Mining . t iMlchigsa . U IMohawt .11. Mont. C ft C . Iw7 Old Oomlruoa ...t.. .14 liuoU . U Parrot .!.", Qulacv . -1 S.isauaa .141 ;eTanuirack e. . it , Trinity . at t ailed Copper . 41 If. S. Mialna .lac . It "' tee . 14 1: II s . It . il t . 4 444 .lot 74 . IV " t 44 . l: . 4'. 4 . a . : I nited knilt lot It. I. Oil. inuee snea Mack.... aivi tah da ptd ie .'ictorta V. I Steal tt Winona do pfd lol.t Wolrertne Westing com aioa ... at North Butte ... Adreatura H. gi Aaked. Hid. Treasarr Italeajeii. WASHINGTON. March JP Today s atate menl of the treasury oa:ances in tne gan- 100 44 K4 ro J1.1 101 " too '44" 'ij 1IM 8444 JO.OOO 404 57 1.404 4t 414 '"ioi 147" iii" Tine no" 4.K0 M 11 " ioi "tiii 'io ' too 'it ii'" T.soo 111 ir '"ioi "tii, lot 111 111 4,1M 14 14 eral fund, escltislve of the $ihn.fnn.niio gold reserve, snows: Avallshle cash hslaivc, $164,212,?; gold coin and hulllon. $77.7.; Jl; gold certlflcatea. $44.RL':.Mt). ew ltrk tittii Market. NEW TORK. March 31. MONET On ill. firm; highest. &4 tier cent; lowest. 4 per cent: ruling rate, 6 per pent: last loan. &4 per cent: closing hid. ( per cent; offered at a per cent. lime loaas, steany; sixty and ninety daya, S4 per cent; six months, HjS4 pr cent. PRIM E MERCANTILE rArER-MS't per cent. 8TERUNO EXniANQE-Kttv, with actual business In hankers' bills at $4 R&o.( 4 N for demand and at 14 KJhS'ri t '0 for sixty-day bills; posted rates. $4 S31 and $4ho444 $7; commercial bills. 14 4.'',ti 4 S2'. BlLVKR Har. 54c: Mexican dollars. 60c. BONUS Oovernnient, firm; railroad, ateadr. Closing nuotatlons on bonds today were as follows: C. 1. ret. la. ....lMJapsn ta. td aerie, 104i rln 4a rtfs ....lo do 4s rlfs 101 do 14 series ....lrctiL ft N. anl. 4s... ....im Msn. e. g. 4s ;....llItlMex. Central 4s.. ....1121 do 1st Inc .lMt . .- . '' . " H'l .10 J . t 4 . ;' . .101 . st do coupon , V. 8. tn. rag. do coupon . . s. old 4a. rag... do counoa V. 8. new 4a, rag.. do conpoa Am. Tobacco 4o. ... 7 ssllnn. ft St. L. do la .114,M., K. ft T. 4s.. Atebleon gee. 4t.... .1"4, do is do adl. 4s MN R. R. of Td e. 4a. 4 Atlantic C. L 4t... Dal. ft Ohio 4a..... Y. C. g. ls 7t . llklViN J. C. g. 4s... l4 11 1 74 103 S't 10.1 inn do lt , No. Ptclflc 4t... do Is N. ft W. c. 4s.. t). S. L. rfdg. 4s Brk. R. T. c. 4.... Central of Ot. 4s... .. w ..111 do let Inc. do Id Ino .. w ssPenn. conr. ls. do Pd Inc to Reading gen Chea. ft Ohio 4s....tot l. U ft 1. M. c. (a. 117 Chlcago ft A. Is. C, B. ft Q. n. 4s. C, R. I. ft P. 4a. to St I. ft 8. F. ft 4. 14 ,..inn!st. L. 8. W. r. in ... 7'Hahoard A. L. 4s ... o ... Jl ,. . 1M ...lis 4 ...l.M', ... 3 ...101 ...livl ... J! ...114 ... 41 ... .' do col. 4a so So. Pacific 4s. CCC. ft 8. U g. Colo. Ind. ta, ear. a.. 114 A. 77 ... 77 ... 77 ... ...104 ... r?4 ... M ...101 ... ta ...loa ...101 do 1st 4s rtfs... Co. Rsllwsy 4s... Texss ft I'. Is ... T.. 8t. L. ft W. . L'nlon PaclSc 4a.. do conr. 4s C 8. Steel td 6a. Wahash Is do deb. R Western Md. 4s... do ft rice B Colorado Mid. 4a... Colo, ft So. 4s Cuba 4a I), ft R. S. 4a maimers' See. Is.. Brie p. I. 4a do sen. 4e Hocking Val. 4t. Japan 4a W. ft I. C. 4s. Wit. Central 4s It Offered. London Closlnar 8toeUs. LONDON. March . Closing quotations on atocks were: Consols, money 404 K. T. Central ,ln0 . !'i no acraunt so t-is Norfolk ft v. Anaconda 13 do pfd Atchison ti Ontario A W. . to . VI . 4 . V, . 47 . 19 . 41 .104 4'H .154'. . at 4o .ti . :i . 41 . l do pfd lot Pennsylvania Raltlmor ft Ohio 111 Rand Mines .. Csnsdlnn Pad Be ....!! Reading Chea. ft Ohio ili do let p,d.. Chicago Ot. W tl do td pfd C. M. A St. P,al...l7t8outhern Rsllwsy PeBeers is I aa pM a Southern Pi-'lfti . Penvwr ft R. O do pfd tu l'nlon Pacific Brie . 4S . 7t. . 4 , .17) .154 do pfd l 8. Steel do pfd Wabash , do pfd , Spanish 4s do 1st pfd do td pfd Illinois Central Loulsrtlla ft Nash.., M , K. ft T.. fcl LV KR Bar! "firm. 8Wd per ounce MONEY S-&4 per cent The rate of discount In the ouen market for short hills is a&-l4t.tS Pr cent; for three months' bills, S4 per cent. ew York Mining torks. NEW YORK. March 20. Closing q UOta- tions on mining stocks were: Adamt Cos IS Little chief ... Ontario Ophlr Phoenlt Potoal Savage Sierra Nevada Hmsll Hopes .. Blaudard ... 7i ...2i", ...iU ... 2 ... 10 ... 83 ... ... 10 Alice Rreece Brunswick Con ... ..940 .. as .. SI .. 14 . .ltr. . ..its .. t Com stock Tunnel . Con. Cal. ft Vl... Horn. hiItst Iron Sllrer Laadrllla Con Bank Clearings. OMAHA. March 20. Bank clearings for today were $l,Fj&3,984.43 and for the corre sponding date last year $1.341,)1S.2!. Wool Market. BOSTON. March 20.-WOOL-The sales of wool during the last week have lieen widely scattered at firm prices. The strong open ing of the London wool sales last week has strengthened tne tocai market on an grades. There haa been a fair movement of territories, though the scored cost does not show any material change, pulled wools are In fair demand. Foreign grades are firm. Leading quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and above. 3&'8".l6'c : X. $2S34c; No. 1. W&iDv; No. 2. Mic; fine un washed. HHUMW. 4-hlood unwashed. Xi& 824c; 4-hlood, 83gMHc; 4-hlood, 8iiai4o; unwashed delaine, 2h2!c; fine washed de laine, 84Vrf'3o. Kentucky, Indiana, etc. 4 and 4-hlood. S&ftKk." Territory and Idaho Fine, 2223c; heavy 'flue, l4i20c: fine me dium, ah&lc; medium. -aC7e: low medium, 2b'crz7c. tv yoming rTue. iVaVic; heavy fine, lSifiiOc; fine medium. 'JSS-Oc: medium. 26vii 27c; low medium. 2.4i27c. I'tah and Nevada Fine, 22i&Sjc; heavy fine, W&iOc; fine me dium, 22t&23c; medium, 2bj27c; low medium, 2fij27c. Dakota Fine, 22'g2Sc: fine medium, 22a2Sc; medium, 27i628c: low medium, inW 27o. Montana Fine choice, 24W26c; fine average, 2Stf24c; fine medium choice, 24i2oc; average. Sft&Jtc; staple, 27i&2oc; medium choice, 27J2fc. LaJNDON, March 2V WOOL The offer ings at the wool salea today amounted to ot).wt bales; competition was spirited and prices were firm; fine merinos were 74 per cent and croashreds 16 per cent dearer: tine greasy crossbreds were taken by Americans; a lot of a.gnn bales of Puma Arenas sold quickly. , Following are the sales In detail: New South Wales, S.OoO bales; scoured, lsftlelld; greasy, 7dfils3d. Queensland, 800 hales; scoured. Is IdQXn 74d; greasy. tdiSls. Victoria, 8t bales; scoured. Is 14d. South Australia, m bales; scoured, KHidQls 104d. West Australia, 400 "sifs, acouieu, is sera is no ; greasy, 7,01 Is fd. Tasmania, 600 bales; greasy, lid's Is 2d. New Zealand. HMD hales: a,.r,i,.jT lOdeislOd; greasy. 7dtrls 4d. Punta Arenas! 2.1100 baea; scoured. Is Id&ls 44d; greasy. nr. lAJi 18. March 20. WOOI-8teady ; medium grades combing and clothing 24'rf 2Sc; light fine. 21 424t;; heavy fine, l22c; tub washed, 328 4Cc. Metal Market. NEW YORK, March lO.-METALS-The Ixindon tin market was Ss higher, with soot Closinr at Jl7 10a and futures at SIKS i5s. vuyswiy mere wss a slight advance on the Inside price and the market closed steady. Copper was unchanged locally with lake quoted at $18.VJlii 7o: casting, $10.21800; electrolytic, $l.fXo 18.16, Lhe Ixindon mar ket was easier, with spot quoted at 81 and futures at 7 10s. Lead waa Is 3d lower at sSU 2a ltd In London, but remained quiet and unchanged at $3 60ir4.SO locally. Spelter was unchanged at 24) 15a In London, but ruled a shade easier locally and closed at $ti.l!i' 6.26 for spot. Iron was lower abroad, clos ing at 4ns 9d for standard foundry and at 4ss 44d for Cleveland warrants In the Eng lish market. Locally no change was re ported. No. 1 foundry, northern. Is quoted at $18.7619 .36; No. a foundry, northern, $17.75'H'l8.So; No. 1 foundry, southern. $18,261 18.75; No t foundry southern. $17.76018 "6 ST. LOPIS. March 20.-M KTA L8 Leud. steady at $6,274- Speltor, steady at $.18. Cotton Market. NEW TORK. March 20.-COTTON-8pot closed quiet, 26 points lower; middling up lands. 11.16c; middling gulf. 11.40c. No sales. LIVERPOOL, March ).-4X)TTON-Sr. t, moderate business done; prices Kp.1 points higher: American middling fair, 41d; good middling. U.lld; middling. 5 Hid: low mid dling, 676; good ordinary, 6.a7d: ordinary, 6.41d. The sales of the day were 8.0taJ bales, of which l,t) were for speculation and x port, and Included 900 American. Receipts, 34iOf) bales, Including &.4i American. ST. IXJl.'IS. March io COTTON Market quiet; middling. 10 16-1&C. Sals, none: re celpta. 1X1 bales; shipments. 18 bales; stock, 43,U3 bales. NEW ORLEANS. March SO.-COTTON-Spot closed quiet. Sules. 1.160 hales; ordi nary, Ttc: good ordlnarv, 8 8-loV: low ni'il dllng, 101-loc; middling. loc; good mldd'liig Utac; middling fair, 114c. Rece.ptx. 74. 4-. I bales; stock, SfcO.loS bales. Oils and Roaln. NEW YORK. March 20.-OlL-Cotu.ii-seed. Arm; prime crude, f. o. b. mills, 2Wi 26c; prime yellow. 3.'4io3c. petroleum, steady; refined. New Yoik, $7 60; Philadel phia and Baltimore. $7.55; prime. In bulk, $4.66. Turpentine. 721i724c. ROSIN Firm; strajued, common to good, $4 104.124 OIL CITY. Mavi'li f t.-Otl.B-Credlt bal ances. $168 Shipments, in.lul bbls.. ve.. age. 2.ai4 bbls.; runs. 12.677 bbls.. sverage, 63,6o4 bbls. Shipments, Lima, 48.or& lib. a., average, i.VT, bbls.; runs, Lima. 1737 bbls.. average S6,4ti bha, SAVANNAH. March l-O.-Ol L-Tui peiit.ne, firm, tjriic. KOS1N Firm; A, B, C. I. E, F. $Sff. H. $4.u5; I. $4 66; K, $6.; M. ei.45; N. $6sj; W. O.. $S.lu; . W . Sugar a ul Molasses. NEW YORK, March 1". 8C4SAR-Ku. firm; fair tenning centrifugal, so tent. S'u $4c Refined, firm; No. 6. 4 Un-; No.-7. 4.15(, ; No. 9. 4.u6c; No. 10, .u-; No. M. 16a - No 12. $.9uc: No. 13, 3 Sue; No. 14. I.85c; confec tioners' A, 4 6tc; cut -loaf. i4c; crush' d. S.4ee; powdered. 3 , granulated. 4 toe MOLA88E8 Firm: ..New Orleans oin kettle, good to choice, a aiic. NEW ORLEANS. Mareli S0.-S13AR flrni; open kettle eontrifugul, lii0 7-;.K : centrifugal whites. $'44.-; yellows. 34fc J U-I've; seconds. 2ai:i4e. MOLASbrJS NoniMwtl: open kettle, JT? v: centrtn:gsl. 7r'.rc YRCP-Nonunal, :IV OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET BeeTM 81ow to Ten Lower, with 0ow$ Steady, leederi 8trou?. HOGS ARE ACTIVE, FIVE CENTS HIGHER keep Heeelpta er Heat, at All Selling Points. rltk balnea on the Down tirade and r'rao)e "low. SOl'TII OMAHA. March 24), lit"!. Receint uere: i'attl lines itheen. OMicihi .uonuay 4,oki a.oil Othcial iuesday ',,.'wi ll.is.sj lt.tw Two days this week 11.297 H.SPtt 31,aJ Bailie uays last week.. h.k3 11. .44 So.MO tame daya weeg before., s.uw li.4i li,,s bame inree weegs ago. . .U,ot! IH..W Ih.TOl bame tour weens ago....lo.u9 1,j42 2.li ttame days last ytar o.OIi 11.069 M'iJ The louuwuirf snows the receipts of cat tle, hogs and sheep at bouth Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: 1:JU. II w. Inc. Cattle li.o).l la.,127 si.owl Hogs b.4"U 4J(.Wk1 loo,44l bheep iM.130 2ii7 K'4,SiH VK8TKKUAY H 8Hll'MKM'a. The following shows the nunrber of cars of stockers and feeders shipped to the country yesteruay ana tnelr points of desti nation: CATTLE. Cars. C. A. Carlson. Uiooiuiieul. Neb., M. A O.. 1 Peck ft H.. Hurlington, la., t 1 Peterson & W., Osceola, Neh., L". P 1 H. J. llaiiHiur, Ui-eentleld. Neb.. Q I Viirnuin Hros., Malcomb, la., K. 1 2 P. H. McNaniara, Van Peter, lit., R. I.... 1 John liebencr. Fremont, Neh., K. E 1 J. F. Mooi-nead, Thornton, la.. O. W 1 CAT I CE WL OTATIONS. The following will ahow the prices paid fur the u.rieieiii kinds of cattle on tne South Omaha intrkc. Good to choice oorn-fed steers $4 8S'(i5.60 Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4.tVn4.S6 Common to choice corn-fed steers.. 4.(Ka4.t6 Good to choice cows and heifers.. 3 7.Va4.tO Oood to choice feeders 4.0tii4.60 Fair to good stockers and feeders.. $.Sij4.Qt) Common to fair stockers 2.7Vu3.50 Bulls, stags, etc X.K100 RANGE OF PRICES. Cattle. Hogs. Omaha $2.3w4ji .00 $.li"a1.30 Chicago 1.6ri6.26 6.96u 46 Kansas Cltv 2.2i4o.9i) 6.0Kf6.20 St. louls 2.HKy6.00 5 tV)'u.05 Sioux City 3.0OUO.6O .06(6. The following table shows (ha average price of hogs at South Oman, for tha last several days, with comparisons: Data, I 1906. 1C.1904.19U1.1U2.1901.UOO. Men. Men. Mull, Men Men Mch. Men. Mch. Mch. Mch. Mch. Mch. Mch. Mch. 7.. S... .., 10.. 11.. 12. 13. 14.. 15.. 16.. 17.. IS., 19.. 20.. 0 i-'4i 0 13 6 90 6 19 V6, 7 161 091 U t OS 4 71 4 73 094, 4 8h j 4 Mi 4 &, 4 8bi 09 16 i 14 04, a 0 124i 6 14, 4 n 6 2n 4 71 6 241 I 18 4 7 I 4 79 5 16! 4 76 ( 26 4 79 6 21 4 85 6 20 4 1)1 5 29, 5 27 4 I 4 87 0 11 6 11 6 11 7 2u 7 29! I 00 5 161 1 7 81 I 0'.4, 4 80 7 24, V 7 201 7 10, 7 Ott: 7 19! 7 33; 6 00) I 6 114l 4 81 6 1 13 6 03 4 911 0741 4 M 11 i 4 (, , 6 01 10 I I I 5 08 & 26 5 1&! 6 4.4.1 5 04, 4 98 "I 15 U 8 2J a 27 Sunday. The official number of cars stock brought In toduy by each road was: Cattle. Hogs Sli p. U ses c, M. t si. p Wabash Missouri Pacific I'nlon Pacific system C. & N. V eaat C. N. W west C, St. P. & M. O C, B. &. J., east C. B. ft g., west C, H. 1. & P.. east C. R. I. P.. west...,. Illinois Central 1 2 .. 1 .4 1 "... i , 3 . 4 , 87 34 47 ,6 1 7K 55 2 1 39 1 4 7 2.. , 45 21 10 2 .9 6 .. . ,4 2 .. .. . 1 .24 .277 157 tW 4 Chicago Great Western... Total receipts The disposition of the day'" receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep 1.7H4 omBiit r'acaing v.u.,....i.uis Swift atid Company. 1.153 Cudahy1 Packing Co 1.290 Armour & Company 1.434 896 2,fei S,75ti '2.4H7 2.1H0 2.878 1.673 616 Swift and Co., bt. joe.. . Swift and Co., country, Vansant Co Lnbman Co W. I. Stephen Hill & Son Hamilton & Rothschild.. U F. Hus L. Wolf Mike Haggerty Sol Degan J. B. Root A Co Krey Packing Co I'nlon Dresaed Beef Co. Independent P'ck'g. Co. Other buyers 276 84 69 100 64 30 64 114 44 n 11 ""37 "A7 111 6,360 Total $.201 11.047 13.36H CATTLE There was a liberal run this morning, about 300 cars being reported In, as sgalnst 228 one week ago and 222 two weeks ago. One year ago today there were only ?18 cars reported In. it will be noted that the receipts continue very heavy and decidedly In excess of a year ago. In spite of this fact the general market Is In fair shape, although prices this week are somewhat lower. Owing to the very large receipts of beef steers and to the further fact that-lower prlcea were reported on the opening at all other selling points, the market here opens slow and weak. Buyers and sellers were some time In getting together on a trading basis and when they did the cattle did not move any too freely owing to the fact that buyers were diaposed to take their time on aec tint of having so many cattle from which to make selections. The general market might be described as slow to Wo lower ... Cows ard heifers. In spite of the large receipts of cattle were In moderate supply. At the snrce time there was a good de mand and In snlte of the weakness on beef I cattle both cows ind heifers sold at good. I steadv prices. In some instances those who happened to have what buyers eape ' clullv wanted thought that they got out I even hetter than yesterdsv. I Feeders were also scarce and In active demand, ao much so that buyers were watching for that kin of cattle as they came Into the yards. The result was that all the desirable kinds of feeding cattle sold at good, strona- prices. Hepreaentat'e" oler br;ti hi r..n9. v . Pr. No. A r. 1 wso 3 :i if nwt 4 o J z I (11 H 1S4I 4 7" I K.OO I 45 17 1241 4 7 J IM lt 11 US? 4 74 II 7 4 (SI 3 14S.4 4 7(1 t S.i 4 ("I 8 Ilt7 4 71 17 .M 4 HI !5 It4 4 75 til) 4 10 4 11H 4 Ml 1 tot 4 9 7 4 l 87 til 4 4o J Hit 4 IS 4 HOT 4 4'i 40 1140 4 4$ 15 4 4 40 4 ltn 4 4 4 ti l 4 4il II It'll 4 Ii lu 1104 4 4 ?S 1144 4 IS M .Hit 4 4li It IIM 4 s li tM 4 40 21 1144 4 to It Iw7 4 44 t ll'U 4 HI t 110 4 M 41 1 4 4l 14 1011 4 4 4u 13.17 4 11 t 44 4 t l t ISi'T 4 It JO 1137 4 4r. 14 1!ll i 04 ii IIS: 4 44 11V4 4 nt II lirt 4 40 II 134 I 14 10 1041 4 4'l II lets I 14 nt 1U47 4 44 4 1471 I to COWS. 1 tw) t Si 4 1141 i U I t S 3S 1 Hi 74 1 110 1 40 1 1:70 I 71 1 W I 40 1 1U6J 1 4.' 1 1I.W 2 ID 4 llii II IS t Hi 9 an 1 104) -. 1 1010 1 75 1 1010 I 44 1 7r.t S 74 21 104 I tn 1 ' 3 71 7 1144 1 to 1 770 ! 74 11 114J I M 1.. . 1U0 11 4 1071 1 M I M S on 1 1160 I tn 1 hj On I ir I tn 1 1170 I 0 11 10M I t.1 1 too I 00 II IIU I M t W !M t 1044 4 IS) 1 11:4 II Ou 7 1014 4 oa 1 1044 1 00 4 107U 4 49 1 MO I On 1 1 '"XI 4 UO : Iliv S :i 1 Il5 4 ! 1 IOsO I 14 1 1WSI 4 04 1 440 1 3S 4 Hot 4 bu t II' J 1 IS 4 1141 4 04 1 te- : ti 1 lite 4 00 1 1110 3 si) 1 14WI 4 0C 1 1' JO I I 'J 1 1041 4 10 1 If I 4" 1 1'' 4 14 7 lit: I to 10 l;o4 4 14 1 Ilia 1 to T 1?4 4 IS 1 IS" I to .4 Usl 4 la 7 1001 I ai 5 1174 4 10 1 11 M) I 4o : l.S 4 to 1 1111 1 ti 1 MM 4 m : to;0 1 t'i '7 1U 4 6e HICIFERR. t 4.-i f 4 4'.t 111 ) su ic ir, ti too 4 H ST. 1 '," 4 m t ... i l'i 1: Mr I la I nt i it 7 is; 1 i t wi :'. 1 1111 4 I" 1 4'0 1 ; 1 .' 4 IS I m Iii I . li'atl 4 ii BTAG8. 1 1.'io 1 BULLS 1 l.'l t !. K4t I U 1 1140 4 0" 1 linn I 444 I 14 t 1114 I 1 1 rttu I 4 ta 4 0 1 .Ite-i 1 1 10 4 10 1 14M I f CALVES. I 31" 4 ii J JU 5 4 1 4.''i 4 iJ 1 Us tA 1 1 t 11 1 !74 I 1 IT l 1 1 re 1 ise 1 it BTOCKKP8 AND FKKDERS. I 74 4 SS? I 44 I7 I 74 to I It I"4 I 4 I 14 4 1 40 It I at f. I. 4 . M.'. 1.. . t7 I SO . 7r I tn W t 44 mis . til 4 14 , 44 4 H 11. 741 t M HOO8 Hogs opened a good 6c higher this morning and the trade was fairly active at the advanre. Some of the packers, however, were bearish and were holding off. so thst when the more urgent orders were filled the market became easier, a portion of the earlier advance being lost. This weak spot was not of very long dura tion, the trade reviving again as It le came apparent that the demand waa really very good. The hogs sold freely at tha advance noted on tha opening, the nulti going at K1SJH.1T4, as against $0 K.it 4 1 24 yesterday. The top today. was 74c higher than anything brought ester day. The sales ott nepr would Indicate even more than So advance, hut a portion nf this was due to the fact that th quality of the receipts waa very good, there being a large proportion of right desirable loads on tile. Representative sales t.... I.... I.... 9... 1... I... I.... I.... 1.... n ... No. Ar. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Tt. 10T 114 ... lf tt tt 4"l 117 V, 71 iSI (44 4 14 40 Itn IN 17V6 II 117 ... 10 71 M ... H'li II Ill ... I 14 74 114 ... 174 4 ! ... 1131, 1: M 4 17', 42 171 ... I 1S! 17 144 140 4 17 4" lit ... I Ut, I, ill ... I 171, 4f) 10 M II, 42 Ml 41) 171, 16 14 ... I 1J , 44 Ill tO I 17, 77 104 40 14 34 " U0 4 17S 44 ...114 ... Ill it 171 ... I 171 42 t4 40 I II 1 K4 ... I l'i, 44 Kit 110 115 14 tit ... lilt 77 Ill ltO I 16 III. .114 ... IIS, in tin ... I II II i ... I It 71 177 K I li 74 14.1 4 4 14 44. Ml ... I li 49 10 4 It 74 Ill 40 I II 10 14 ... 171, 4 114 ... I 11 V tn W 4 IV, W 10 ... 1i 71 147 NO I 17, 4 in ... I II 71 141 ... I ITt, 71 1M tot I It 71 It 10 I tn 40 171 ... I It 71 Ml WIS 14 114 ... 4 14 7n 144 ... 4 M 77 too ... I 11 It 14 10 I K 44 1M ... I li 44 144 ... I tn 54 Ill ... I II ... I to 4f 11 ... I li 41 lt ... 20 44 .214 ... 17U 14 Va 10 It 4f- 242 ... I 171, 17 241 I to 44 r.7 M 4 17U 04 Jll 40 4 M 44 271 240 1 171, 41 11 ... 4 ) II 142 .. 1TV6 47 217 ... 1 71 141 ir0 4 17', 44 112 ... I 71 142 10 I 17, It... 117 M K ' :"t M 4 17V, 17 Ill ... I 114 43 ir.n lio inv, m 11; ... in 8HKEP Too mint sellers, too few buy ers, the market slow and 10c lower; that In brief tells the whole story of the sheep trade, not onlv here, but at other market points as well. Values seem to be on the down grade, and aa the country keeps pouring In the sheep and lambs, they con tinue downward. This morning's offerings at this point consisted almoet entirely of lambs, there being very few sheep or ewes in sight. The quality of the lambs was generally good, although right choice stuff was scarce. The demand on the part of pack ers was about on a par with what It has been of late, which means that It waa not equal to the recelpta. Hence the trade was very slow, even at prices 10c lower than yesterday. Unfortunately the lambs gen erally were too good for feedera, which prevented buyers of that kind from doing very much, although there were plenty of orders to he filled. It was very late in the day before much business was transacted and. as was the case yesterday, the market waa prolonged Into the afternoon. Quotations: Good tn choice native lambs. $5 ;n-(Hj. 60; good to choice western lambs, $4 267i.SO; fair to good lambs, .0VKr4.?6; cull lambs, $4 50456. 60; good to choice light year lings, $S.tj-tjS.g5; good to choice hesvy year lings, $6.tsV(-6.SO; fair to good heavy year lings. $5.4066.riO 1 good to cnolee wethers, $fi.6trri6.76; fair to good wethers, $6.a66 66; good to choice ewes, $4. 76476.10; fair to good ewes, $4. 264. 46; cull sheep and bucks. $3.00 94.60. Representative sales: No. Wt. Pr. 232 western owes 97 4 60 2t4 western ewes K 00 74 western ewes ........ IN 6 09 260 western ewes, yearlings and wethers $ $ 26 247 western cull lambs 69 6 60 $69 western wethers Ill $ 76 , 27 western wethers Ill 6 $60 western lambs 8 45 1 15S western lambs tl W tsU western lambs 69 6 2 10s Mexican ewes l 4 60 1U Mexican yearlings 97 691 Mexican lambs 7 268 Mexican lsmbs 77 X CHICAGO I.IVR STOCK MARKRT Cattle .Slow Hogs Fife to Tea Cna ' Higher Skeep gleady. CHICAGO. March 20.-CATTLK Receipts. 4.6ort head; market slow, prloes steady; com mon to prime steers, $3.H6tJti.4(t: cows, $3 tV3 4.60; heifers. $2.7rVr5.25; bulls. $19fM4.36: calves, $3.0047.75; stockers and feoderg, $2.76 HOGS Receipts. 21.0CO head; market frfflOc higher; choice to prime heavy, $ti. 401 60; medium to gooa neavy, nani' w. weights. $iS.ilMt1.46; good to choice heavy mixed. $6.35j.40; peeking. $6.COrifi.374. SHEEP AN1 LAMBS Receipts, 1S.O00 head; market, sheep steady; laniha, weak; sheep. $4.60iii.60; yearlings, 16.75(66.40; lambs, I4.ibUti.B0. - Kaasaa City Live itork Market. KANSAS CITY. Msrch SC.-CATTLK Re ceipts. 10,000 head. Inrluding 400 southern. Market steadv; choice export and dressed beef steers. $5.00(3690; fair to good. Kafi'tf 6i6: western fed steers. $$7o8.SO; stoclters , . . M i,Vfij Kil aniillirn atrs. 63.50 ana iceuma. wwui-i ........ .. . i6 i; southern cows. $2 .26!S4.00: natlvf cows, $2.1$4.60; native neiters, lo.ouTjixau, on-, $3 0;si4.26; calves. $3.0tS7.00. HOGS-Recelpta. 10.600 head. Market was 6c higher: top, $.SO; bulk of aales. $i.lirt ; heavy. $6.?O.0; packers. $10fi.2r14; pigs and lights. $6.0fe.174. ' ' ' SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.tl0 head.. Market steady and active; nftlve lambs. $5.7VS S0; western lambs, $5..&o, ewe. and yearlings. $4.60fl6.O: western fed ii Ik iiAiim- wsiiurn fed sheeo. 14. J5 jrm line". ' v." - - f)J.76; stockers and fosders, $J.JW4 60. w York l ive Sloek Market. NBW YORK. March 30.-BEKVES-Re-ceipta, l.il head; feeling steady, with mod erate receipts reported for Wednesday. Dressed, slow, but steady at 4c : -ports today. 100 head cattle, l.osft head sheep and .oo quarters of beef. CALVES Receipts, head: no trade of Importance; feeling steady. Dressed. y; city veala.- $4?13c; market lower at Mt "tHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 10$ head; sheep nominally ateady; lambs, quiet but alout steady; good to prim lambs, $7.4(&7 60. HOGS Receipts, $.770 lieafl; non for sale; nominally steady K4. Lonls Live Steck Market. ST. LOl'IS. March 20 CATTLE Receipts, 1 sco head. Including $10 Texans. Market 10c higher. Native steers. $3.001 5.40; steers un der 1 OW lbs., $3.204 !0; stockers and feed ers f'atiB4.40: cows and heifers, $2.10fi6.tO; can'nera. $1.752.60; bulls. $2.40I 4U; calves. $2 6ti7.2i; Texas snd Indian steers, $3.s?4 4.70: cows and heifers. $2.i4i4.l6. HOGS Receipts, 6t head. Market 6c higher; pigs and light, l".iij'V46; packers, ii ltrtjO.60; butcher and best heavy. $5.0, IIEEP AND LA M BS Receipt. j.OVO bead Market etesdy: native muttons, $4.00 Hji.50; lambs. $6.5oa.$6. ftloax City l.lto ftork Matrkei. 8IOLX CITY. la.. March Jo.-t Hnefll.il Telegram.) CATTI.E-Reeelpls. 1 Hot hnadj market weak; stockeri higher; beeves 94. 2o 56t10: cows, hulls and mixed, $S."t)4.60; stockers and feeders. $IOj4.SO: calves ami yearling. $3.0064.3. ... HOGSRecelpts. 4.600 head; inerkel Jo higher, selling at IS.oituJ. 20: bulk of sales. HEEP AND LAMB9-Reclpt. 400 head; market ateady- it. Joseph Lire Stork Market. ST. JOPEPH. Matvh JU. CATTLE Re ceipts, :.:i$ hesd. Mrkel stesdv to luc lower: natives. $4.Ufi r cows atil hlfrs, $17S4i4 60; s'ockT inl feeders. $U. 4.6"). HOGS Receipts. 9 211 head. Market st active and a shade p 5c lower: light. $! id if.tU-u.: reedlum and heavy. $b.l3?.30; bulii, '"sitEKP0 AND I.AMH(-Re'-ltil. S.X.i head. V.atket steady; lambs, $4 .60. took la Us hi. Receipts of live stock the six prluclpgl wtstern tuarkf f..iith ""'a!ia Ftoux Cltv ... Van st Cltv . "t. 4osp'i ... Hi. Iu.s Clilcugn Ca'tle Hg Bheen. T.'ri J1 is.i li.'Mf '.' 4.'i .'. , . ,i'.v I't.-fo 7 n't ....... '".:'l :'' a.wi .... I.- tl.TAi i ') 4,f fi iii.ro Ksiiirslrl 4. i I e a -'t trel "lts. NEW YORK. Msrcli l0 - "JV A PORATK" APPLF.S-MarW't ta otiirt. villi no exnort demand ef crnseou'r-e I've.! tobbera laklns en'y snsll lot Common fal" ore nuotrd at 78V.e. fair to rood. ' 6 st fSfistc. r,rir to str'efv pr'i- '(94: ,..o,.e at setec fin ra-ey ' " IV, CAI.IFOPVIA ftr--. rTlTS.p,,,,, sr In s eade i-l.iri ,J -n rn la e lots ar c'ti'''" ha-ds --i.e, are "n . . . . 1 . 1 r. ,.,..-i ,B , j. . fee-ed t'et'e . "'' re.-ai-.a 1-, r--1 4,iv rierta f arm. Wl' ' 1 extia tholie at lie, rierta f rro.' Wi'"' t 'f e K - a 'A" fancy al ll',tjl;c Peaches are unchanged with eanlo fluefed at lor, extra choice at l"vy, fancy at n lie and fancy at 1i4al.V. Kalslns ahow ne fresh feature. Ie Musestel are quoted at tvt4c; seeded rslsins, 64t'4pi London layers, 11 Vkiii.rii. OMAHA WHOI.KKAI.K MARKRT. CoatlltUa at Traele aael Qaetatleas tas a at! Faaey Prealaee. KUOS-Kecetpts, liberal; fresh slock, rate count, Dte-ljvtc LIVE I'ot. LTRT lltns, K-4J10V; oH roosters, 6e; turkeys, !.c; aucst, Uc, young roosters, tspiw; geese, $0. URKMKIi i-Ot 1,1 rt 1-iu.kevl. lltjltc; nld (oma, jtrlc; chlekena, -jlx; old roost re, 7c; ducks, lit) lite; geese, lac. BLTrKR-lacking siock. IJc; cholea to fancy dairy, lHalic; creamery, 21I4c. HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com pany: No. 1 uplsnd, $7; medium, $6.60; coarse. $s.oiHi H. Ry atrsw. $ 60. BRAN-Per ton. $U.. TROPICAL, FRUITS. DATK8 per box of Mb. pkgs., 3t; Halloween. In To-lb. boxes, per lb., 60; af r, per In., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs., $J tl per dos ; -lb. boxes, II . ORANOBrJ-Callfornla. extra fancy Red land navels, till sixes, $3. $6; fancy navels, $" 26; choice, all sites, $3. LKMON8 Limoniers, extra fancy, S Ice, n.7i; $no to oO slse, 14 tt. KlOrt 'aIlfornla. per 10-ib. carton, 7S 86c; imported Smyrna, three-crown, lie; all crown. 13c. BANANAB-Per medium ailed bunch. H.76 92.26: Jumbos, $2 wniSis). TAN'ilKHi NKS California, par bos of. about li6, $200. ORAPK FRUIT Florida,' per hog, 7.fJ0jl 7.S0; California, per box, $4 OvSH.0. FRCITH PFARfl-Wlnter Nellls. KM). A PPLK8 California Nwton. Pippins and Baldwins, $2 per bu. box: Ben It vis. $ per bu. box; Wlneeaps, $2.60 per bu. box; other varieties, $2.ooj2.60 per bu.; New Torlt apples, Baldwins and Russets, $H.0O pr bbl, GKAPKS-Imported Malagas. $e.ofar7-f0-O LU VHuE'lAU LOi.8. POTATOEtJ-Home grown, per bu., lO XX': South l'akota. per bu., 76c. NAVY BEANS Per bu., $1.66; o. . $1.76. LIMA BEANS Per lb., 64jC. C'AUBAUK California, 3c per lb.; Wis consin. In crates, per lb., 244j'J4c. CARROTS. PARSNIPS AM) i'URNIPS Per bu., Wc. CELERY-Callfornla, $1 per dot. SWEET POTATOES-Ilflnols, per 11-pk. bbl., $4.60. NEW VEGETABLES. TOMATOES Florida, per crate ot ) lbs.. net. $ti.60. WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 10 lbs., net, $. ONIONS Home grown, yellow and red. per bu., tec; Spanish, per crate, $3 2; Colo rado, red and yellow, per bu., $1. 8TR1NG BEANS Per hamper of about $0 lbs., net, $3.(04 00. GREEN PKPPERS Florida, per -baskat crate, $4.60. TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTS Louisiana, per dos. hunches, 76c. BHALLOTT8 lAJtilalana. per dosen bunches, 7Sc, 1 HEAD LKTTl CE lotilslana, per bl $7. Writ 10 00; per dnx. heads, $100$ 1. 25. LEAF LEI ETTUCE Hothouse, per dog. heads, 4Ec. CLCL MBER8 Hothouse, per doi . tl.761 .26. RADISHES Hothouse, per dot. bunches, 60p75c. ' MUSHROOMS Hothouse, per lb . tNOfffJOc. BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs. 13c: No. 1 ribs, 114c. No. I ribs, 84; No. 1 loins, lc; No. 3 joins lac: No. t loins, 10c: No. 1 chucks, 64c; No. t chucks, 6c; No. I chucks, 44c; No. 1 round. 74c; No. 2 round. 74"; No. 8 round. 7c; No. 1 Plata, 4c; No. t plate. J,-; Nov $ plate, 3c. MISCELLANEOUS. CIDER ler Kog, 13.76: per bbl., $.7a. . HON KY Now, per 34 lbs.. 13.60. CHEESE Swiss, new, lo; Wisconsin brick, 16c; Wisconsin tlmberger, 16c; twin, 134c, Young Americas, 15c. NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft sheila, new crop, per lb., 164c; hard shells, per lb., U4u. Pecans, large, per lb., 14a; email, per lb., l!c. Peanuta, per lb.. 4o; roasted, per lb., sc. Chili walnuts, per lb., 1201340. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard shells, per lb., I60. Cocoanuta, $4 par sack of 1o. FRESH FISH-Trout. 11c: halibut. 10c: pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, lie: sun flah, 64j9o; perch, skinned and dreased, to; pike, 10c; redsnapper, lie: salmon, 11c; crspples, 67) c; eels, 18c; black baas, lie; whlteflsh, luc; frog legs, per dog., 660: lob sters, green, 33c; boiled lobsters, 37c; blue fish, 16c; herring, 4c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; haddock. 10c; alirimp, ll.00iil.60 par gallon; smelts, 12o: cod, 12c OYSTBR8 Fresh standard, $1.40 par al.; shell oysters. $1.0Otf2.00 per 100; Little Neck clams. $1.60 per 100. , ., - , SUGAR Granulated cane. In bbls., $6 06; granulated cane. In anoka. $4.01; granulated eet, in sacka, $4 91. . SYRUP In barrels, :4c per gat.: In oasea. f 10-lb. cans, $10; oases. 11 i-lb. cans, $10; cases, $4 j4-1. cns, $1.90. COFKEE-Roasted: No. IS, 264e per IK No. so, 2040 Pr lb.; No. 26, U4e Pr ls. t No. JO, lX4c per lb.; No. 11. 124o per lb. FLOUR (wholesale) Best high grade Ne braska, per cwt., $1.90; best high grade pat ent Minnesota, per cwt., $130; straight pat ent Nebraska, per cwt., $1.90; second pat ent Nebraska, $10. CURED FiSh Family whltensh, per bbl., 100 lbs., $4,50; Norway mackerel, par bbl., 200 lbs., bloaters, $40.00; No. 1. $6100; No. 3, $26.00; No. , $20.00; Irish. No. 1 $160; Herring. In bbls., 200 lbs. eacti, Norway, 4k, $1$ 00; Norway, 3k, $13.00; Holland, mixed. $11.50; Holland herring. In kegs, milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed, 70n. . CANNED JO0D8 Corn, Standard west em. 66tjtic; Maine, $1.26. Tomatoes, l-lb. cana. $1.2Mjl.t0; 2-lh.. 974c1.00. Pineapples, rated, 2-lb.. $2.06412 $0; sliced. $l.fvt)M0. Gallon apples, fancy, $3.50; California apri cots. $1.4tf2.00: pears. $1.7Jfft60; peaches, fancy. $1.752.40; H. C. peaches, $1.008 Alaska salmon, red. $1.15; pink. 90c: fancy Chinook. F.. $2.10; fancy aockeye. F., $1.96; sardines, 4 oil, $2 50; 4 mustarda, $1 6 S.10. Sweet potatoes, $l.l5$rl.26; sauerkraut. $1.00; pumpkins. 80ct9$1.00; wax beans, a-lb... 76trOo; lima beans, $-lb., 75cta$l.$6; spinach, . $1. 36432.00; cheap peaa, I-lb., SOC! extra, 76 $0e: fancy. $1 36(61.76. V ' BROOMS No. 1 carper, $3.26; NO. t carpet, $2.40: No. 3 plain. $3 26. . ,t . HIDES. PELTS AND TALLdW-No. t green hides, 9c; No. 2. sc; No. 1 salted, lie; No. I 10c: bull hide. 7i84o; try hides. 12lT20c. Horse hide, large, $3 mll. $2. Sheen pelt, esch 6oci$1 .26. - Tallow, No. I, 4c; No. I, c; rough. 14e. i Coffee Market. NEW TORK.. March X.-COFFJEK Mar ket for futures opened steady at unchanged prlcea tn a decline of 6 po'nts under mod erate selling, which seemed to be for both accounts. The market held faif ljr' steady during tha afternoon and closed ateady, net unchanged to 6 point lower. Sale were reported f 4H,f!0o bags, including: Mav. .80c; Jnlv. .&27c; September, T.lac; Weember. 7. 40-13 7. 46c. Spot Rio, BOady: No. 7 Invoice, 84C . . . ...' : Forelga Ftaaaclal. BERLIN. March . On th boursa today a moderate amount of business ta. tratil acted. Prloea were ateady. REAL KtTATR THAHirERS, Philadelphia Mortgage . and Trust, company to Fred A. Hennlnger,' part lots 111 ana 11. mocg i, tianacotn place Zora I. 6hlelds U Emily McDonald, part lot li. block 6. 1st subdlv to Griffon tic Smith's Fidelity Trust company, trustee to Met Bros. Brewing company, w4 1 1,710 too If) 460 '' ) 70 lot I. block 34. Omaha Elisabeth A. Colfax to E. S. Holme. lot 1, block 2. Maine's add Omaha Real Estate and Trust oons- pany to A. C. Hart, lota 17 and 1st block 14. Saunders at Hlmebaugh Highland Park add Helen 8. Haynea and husband I same, lot 1 and 'Ju. block 14, same. Rosa J. Zerbo and husband to Emma Telford, lot 5 and 6. block I. Ar mour place Lawrence Mlnot el ai o Etta ugr man, lot 12. block 3. Hoppe'a bw. Hants : Georae B. Lasbury to William H. Podemann. lot I and . Ulenwawl Height , Caroline Olson to. Saiah O. Taylor. lot 2, block 3. L. P. Hammond's add Marie F.- bowmtn -to he-Lirmifi Realty and Improvement compaay. lot 4. Johnson's aad . George L. Miller and wife to C. T. Kountae et al, tract In ' 1-14-11. and other land Same to same, part n4 n4 11-14-11.. Harriet K. Imlard to P. II. Phelbin. part tax lot 3. lfi-lff-13 Edward Ht.vllr.ek to Anna Havllcek, nne-lialf Intelsat lot It, block 4. Kountse'i 3d add Horace C. Alger, trustee, ta William A. lxton. lot 7. Catalpa :d add..., James Tylor to Kinil Parkenlng. lota 1 and 2. block 12. Sating a add to Els turn. Neb 1 1 I. CM 1 ' 1 00 IF. Dt, Day & Co. block. Grain, P$ aviation talp .oar tlrala lo Fa.', f blcaao aad Mlaaeanolla Delivery.' ' Onr-elghtb commission on Grain, 6na i quatisr un Ktoi'Ks. Prompt and careful aituniion given lo outside accounts. Write' f r vi r daily Market Letter, mailed frtl. . Main (fho. . , llo-lll Hoard of Trade Blag. OMAHA. IEI. i l.eag Ulataara Tkt, Oeegla Mid. ! f V l i It U "i .1 1 1 t ; 0. f. i i . 1 , I ' t J
