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    THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 100&
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pricei Tbree-rourthi . Cent Lower
Wheat Pit.
in
2 northern, 74t,r;
evptetnlter. t,'4jc.
oATSjo arrive
c.
May, 77Sc
ami on track.
7 :y mum STOCKS AND BONDS
May
YORK (;RF.HU,
M tKKRT
Yarloaa
LIGHT fcASH DEMAND AND LARGE STOCKS
Close Altnoet at Low rolnt Wentfcer
lafaearahle for Cora Movement
id r'rlees Half Cent
Higher for May.
OMAHA, March tx. 1300.
Wheat was off c today. The hearlIi
fealurea were continued by favorable
west iter for the winter crop, light cash tie-
, mand und the accumulation of stocks In
i i no nortnwesi. ine opening we sc wwtv
and the decline steady. Ine close was a
snade above the low rx-rnl,
Corn Omened ly higher. The movement
of yesterday did not keep up anil receipts
were ngnt. T tils, coupled witn bad weatr.er
for movement and good cash demand.
caused the strength. The spread between
May and July narrowed to c split.
Uats were strong on good domestic de
mand and In sympathy with mm. May
was 4o higher and July v,c higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 4.H.01100 bttsn-
Oaotatloas of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March -FUH-R-R
relrits. M.)74 bbls.: exoorta. 6.4Si bbls : ma
Ket steady, hut quiet ; Minnesota, 4 mfjt -,
Minnesota bakers. KMlia.il; winter pat
ents, f3.ftKii4.3r: winter rtralghta. $.1.ri J.1;
winter extras, 12 .TMia zs. Kye flour, steady;
fair to amid. $3,4043.90: choice to fancy,
13 HMJ4.20.
CORN MEAL Btoa ilv; fine white nnd yel
low. $1 15. coarse. tlAM 1.06; kiln dried, $2.25
25. i
HAHl.EV Nominal: feeding. 41c, c. 1. I.,
BurtHlo; malting. tTsio c. I. f. Buffalo.
M EAT Receipts, wuhio tiu.; exports.
W.4X3 bu. Spot, easy; No. t red, 4e, ele
vator, and Tc. nominal, f. o. b.. afloar;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, H,r, f. o. b.. inrait.
The tendency of the wheat market today
reflected bearish home and foreign news.
May declined under Hoc, reaching stop-loss
orders, and the general close was 'Vifc
lelnw last night. Selling whs Impelled by
lower Cables, liberal northwest receipts,
good weather and poor export demand.
May, 6-lk closed at 4c; July,
H7-1WIX4C, closed at tttSjc; . September,
tu s-ifiNic, closed at S2 9-1S0.
General List Takes Upward Tun In Antici
pation of Outside Demand.
general fund exclusive of the UfA'"'1 .mO
gold reserve shows: Available cash, ilno,
i4a,376; pld coin and bullion. $7. mi Ju;
gold certificates. $47,013,470.
. PROFESSIONALS BID UP PRICES
IpapH Movement Cheeked hy
Advartre la Call Moaey
Hates aad floe) la
Irrearalar.
s '
NEW YORK. March 28 Prices of Stocks
took another upward turn today. The
level established on the advance was rather
hiaher than that on Monday a rise, i nis
show of an Increasing capacity to move
upward had the etTect or improving specu
lative sentiment over the outlook. There
was little to show that operations have
reached bevond strictly professional lim
its. The traders who make up the market.
however, are of a more Influential clasa
than In the recent past and their opera
tions are conducted with more boldness
and show more force. The movement Is
based upon the assumption thst the turn
Sew York. Money Market.
NKW YORK, March Ja.-MONFY-On call
firm. 4'i per cent: rullna rate. 4'4 per
cent: closing bid, 4S per cut: offered at 6
per cent, rime loans slightly easier; sixty
nfl ninety nays and sit iimntns, a per cent.
l'HIAIbi M EKCANTLK FAt'UK (VU6 per
cent
STERLING "EXCHANGE Steittly at
l4.SMWa4.tMu for demand and at 4 RTfy,
t.s.'to for sixty dv bills. Posted rates.
14 ft.l1j4.83Uj and $4.te4.67; onmmerclal bills.
4.82U.
SILVER Bar. 4c; Mexlan dollars. sue.
BONDS lovarnment and railroad steady.
Closing Quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
...IMS Uric p. I.
.. . 1"4 4 1 do 4a
...lot Hnkln Val. 4Se
...WM.u a N. ant. is.
...I0a Men. r r 4
ln4Mel. Central
CORN Receipts. 10.760 bu.: exnorts. 29,126 of tl,a murttr wlih the exnected rclaxa-
bu.; sales, ,000 bu.' futures and M.nnO bu. I Hon in the monev market will bring In
spot. spot, firm; No. 3. Ho, elevator, anil gome outside demand for stocks and In-
5lie. f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow and No, augurata more general apeculatlve actlv-
. a ...! dK 1. .. m It I , , kiiaVi.l. I
r.cir, r.7 iinshBis and wn"'- "V- -ne option market anoweo ttJ.. Tne professional contingent in ine
loMnm.nti nt h.h.i! rrn tLeefn s Inrtependent strength in response to light market Is keenly alive to a possible op-
we e!or bie?, and shlmnts "f"'". 'y large clearances, bull sup- portunlty to secure the advantage of such
bushels faalnit recelS flS'SX port "nd ac(lv' verlng. It c.-ed 'a.c a revival In speculation. To obtain the
btishe a and shimmW of ? bushels "8,"r May. MSWV. closed at 5oT,c; advantage of higher prices the measures
CleaVXfa were-H bushels of whea?" J,,,v- "vf"S-. closed st W,c: 8e,.tember for lifting the level of the market are In-
7131 "barrel of flimr 9 ( buihela oi cl" nt &i,c n December at c. aug.irated at this time. The price move-
7rn nd M Iirt hLhli of oat. 1,UBllel" "l OAT9-Recelpta. 43 V) bu. ; exports, 3n,5 ment started In a very spotty manner the
Uvcr.xoi 'cloeed d lower on wheat and BPl- tedy: mixed oats. 36 to SI Iba.. general list remaining Inert In spite of the
l, h I.T T.l natural white, 30 to 33 U.S.. 3f.WJfi'.4c; sharp advance In special stocka due to
Jtvcroft at Chicago wired W C Sundtr- clipped white. J to 40 lbs.. 87H1i39Uc. Individual causes. The Increased holdings
land' Harrtna- croo a-cldents' 1 w II not "AY-Steady; shipping. 46600; good to of subsidiary stocka by the Ike Shore
ho mirnrVaed t? sea M.v wheat liquidated choice. SM,Kr. disclosed In Its annual report was the
ntrt?,? & The 7s !,U and BbaoluteJy HOPB-Wulet: state, common to choice, motive for some accumulation and sharp
no iemtnd The longer w T hold the lower ''f1" im- old- 6VC- Pclflc '-'"'ling up of the so-called junior Vander-
no demand. The lunger e bold thO lower B . .u., 'aiauin- nlda 41ifi- bllla The movement In Colorado lAie
r. M. la.
f. g. .1.. reg
do eouDOb
V. 8. old 4a,
in oonpon . .
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tn eniiBoa UtW'Mlan. A St U
am. Tobaeea 4a an
da aa ti
Atlantic r. L. 4a MW
Bal. Ohio 4a .....l.M
Ho SH M
Bra. R. T. . 4 R1
Cantrai of Oa. IIH
no irb ino n
do 14 lac
do M Ine
Cnaa. A Ohio 4la....oa
hlro A A. 14a... M
... B. A Q. n. 4a tonu
r. i. a r. 4a... :s
do col. an
rrc. St. it. m. 4a..ioes
a. 7
... Tf
... TW
.!. 4
...(4
Colo. Ind. , sar.
do aarlefi R
Colorado hd "4.
Colo. A So. 4a...
ruh l
D. A R. 0 4a
Ulallllera- Bs. kt...
Japan aa
tapaa (a. id aerlrn..
do ta ctfa
4ia ctfa
do id aerlea
Oitered.
J'lH,
1J
.im
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, ma
.in-(4)
.ins
. 114
. 21
. W,
M. K. ft T. 4a 1'
do Sa "'
N R. R. of M. c. 4a. MV
!t. Y. C. g. Ha
N. t C. g. .;.1I1"4
No. FaclAc 4a ...I'M
. do aa K-
N. ft W. c. 4a m
O. . L. rtdg. 4a MH
Pnn. conv. tWa l"""
Reading (an. 4a. liiei,
Ht. 1 A I. M. c. la.. 117
nt. L. ft r. fx 4a 7
St. L..S. W. c. a... 7i
Sfhard A. U 4a... tl
So. Pa. Iflc 4a U
do 1st 4a ctfa M'i
So. Rallwajr Sa II7T
Taxaa ft P la in
T , St. I.. A W. 4a.. xtS
l aloa Paiac 4a mtl
-do conv. 4a 134
V. g. gteel Id a M
Wsbaah la 11
do deb. B
Wmtern Md. 4a Ti
W ft 1.. K. 4a
Wla. Cantral 4a
we go
A Chicago advice to the Von Dorn Clrain
company aald: "Small Quantity of No. 2
ted winter lO.flno bu. haa been sold thl
morning at Hie highest price on the crop
at tic over May in store. There are claims
that sales of ninety cars corn were made
for domestic use last night at a reduction
of a.c n the price: Pome nibbling for cash
corn front east and aeaboard'Rumlts a little
Improvement In the nlbblea from abroad.
Local range or options:
HID EH tFIrm: Galveston. 20 to 36 lbs .
70c: Call nrnia 71 tn Iba.. 21c: Texas
dry. 24 tt 30 lbs., lac.
l.KATH KR Hteadv: ac fl. WW'KWc,
PROVILIONS-Beef. ateadv; family, J11.B0
waa based on an assumption of advantage
to accrue to that company from a soft coal
strike from which- It would be exempt.
The rise In Reading seemed to be on a nl
vision of opinion over the probable effect
U.fiO; mess, oVr.1 10.00: beef hams. iL.'O.OCKd) of the expected soft coal strike on the
Zl SO: packet, II0.O"4j1O.SO; extra India mess, anthracite industry. The argument today
Boatoa Storks and Bonda. f
B08TON. March . Call loans.- S-filfi ner
cent; time loans, 61614 per cent, giflclal
closing 011 siocks ana oonas:
Atchison adj. 4a ..... M
do 4a mt
Mrx. Cantral 4a...... M
Atchison
4Va
t1fi0lllRR( Cut mpflia stndv: nlckled 1 was that If t Ha srtft rna I miners s-o not It. I do Dfd ...1ft.V
bellies. rirttrlilO-fi: pickled shoulders. $7.00 will be considered advisable to keen the B"aton A Albany. ...ts"
Articles. Orten. t High. Low.
Wheat
May 70T ' 70V
Corn
May.. .i... JtA M 3"AA
July o9A 40 394aA
Oats - f
May -...I ;
70
35A
(Ii7.50: pickled hams, f1A.2Mill.of'. Iird, anthracite miners In employment. Other
tlrm; western steamed, fR.bOtJS.sS; refined, sustaining movements were based on spe
nrm; continent, v w; rmutn America, !.; clal conslderatlona.
compound, t6.37W6.!. Pork, firm; family. Jindon aold stocka In this market, re
fl5.8n4flK.85; mess, f 16.7517.26. I versing Its course of yesterday. Discounts
TALLOW-Steady; city. 6c: country. SUP I were easier there and the possibility of
64c. I a reduction In the Hank of England dls-
RICE Steady: domestic, fair to extra. I count rate tomorrow was deatroved. Ster
SK'ijic; jHpan. nominal
Omaha Caah laloa.
CORN No. J, 1 car. SSHc; No. 3 yellow.
2 cars, 38Vc; 1 car, 3Zc; no grade, 1 car.
Omaha Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard, 71V4ff74e; No. 3
hard. 6M70',4e; No. 4 hard, 6orgSc; No. 1
spring, 72j73Vtc; No. 3 spring, KlfiTlHc.
CORN No. 3, 3ttc; No. 4, 87427Vc; no
grade, 4ti36ttc: No. 3 yellow, Kmc; No. t
white, 3UVtc.
OAT& No. S mixed. 23c; No. 3 white.
V; No. 4 white, zii-xq.
RYE No. 2. 63c; No. 3, 51Hc
Carlot Recelpta.
Wheat, Corn. Oats.
BUTTER Irregular. Street prices: Ex
tra creamery. 27az7c. Official prices:
Creamery, common to extra, ltKij27c; De
cember, extra, 162i22c: state dairy, common
to extra, ltxtivoc; renovated, common to ex
tra, 121 19c: western factory, common to
firsts. lftc; western imitation creamery,
extras, 20c: firsts. 17c.
CHEESE Strong: state full cream. larce
and small, colored and white, fancy,
144c; state 'good to prima, 333c; atata
common to fair, lift 13c.
E(K)8 Firm: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected white, 20c; state,
nrsts. l,'il!c; Mate, mixed, extra, irtao:
western firsts, ltic; western seconds, ldVc;
southerns, 4Hi1716c.
Roaton ft Main lfl
ponton ElTtd .....1W
Ftchburs pfd 14J
Mexican (antral
N. Y., N. H. ft H...liS
t'nloa Paclc' IM'a
"m. Arga. Cham. 2
' do pfd as
Amer. Pnan. Tuba
A mar. Sugar
do pfd
Amor. T. ft T......
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd a..
POULTRY Dressed steady: westerns chanae toriav were-
cnicsens, ioaioc; turxeys. ivaisc; xowih.
Xl'014'AC.
ling exchange fell back, however, at Parte
and the decline here waa arrested. The
subtreasurv continues to take funds from
tne banks tn New York, the absorption
since Friday having risen today to tl,9o4.0uO nominino'
with another credit balance for the gov- I Edison mc. inu!
ernment at tne clearing house this morn
ing. The aggressive rise In Union Pacific
late In the day revived the strength In the
market after It had commenced to drop
tinder the effect of a rise In call monev
rate. The sustaining effect of Union Pa
cific waa folt to the last, although realli
Ing made the close slightly Irregular.
uonos were steady. Total sales; par
value. K.iuo.ooo. united States bonds were
all unchanged.
quotations on the New York stock ex
Maaa. Elactrle
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
United Fruit
I'nlted Rho Mach.
do pfd ,.
Oraan Coa
IT. 8. Steal
do pfd
Waatlng. common .
aid. Aeked.
. N
.ir,-4
.13
- S
.1n7Vi
. II
.J47 '
. It
. 40
. 41
.1114
Adranture
Allouea
Amalgamated
American Cine ...
Atlantic
Hlngham
fa I. ft Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range ....
f'alr Weat
rranann
Granny ..,
lata Royale
Maaa. Mining
Michigan ,
Mohawk v
Mnnt. C. A C...
old Domtalea ....
Oaceola
Parrot
Quince ...........
Shannon
Tamarack ........
Trtnlljr
t'nited Copper ...
u. . Mining
Oil
844. t!. g.
: I Utah
. 30 (Victoria ....
. 41 Wo War Ine ..
.10Hi North Butte
. M 1
-
.. .tt
. .U'Ih
.. 10
.. 11
.. 40
. K)
..
.. i'a
.. 14
.. lH
.. IS
.. 12
.. '
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..104
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.. 10
... 74
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... 14
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
N Marked Cbantre in Cattle, Everjthinr
Bein? Quoted Steady.
HOGS SELL MOSTLY AT STEADY PRlCfS
Ciooel Mhees aad Rwea Commaad tlaod
Hraag Prleeel,amha Oaaa Ahaat
teady, bat Rather lorr
with Teadeney Kaaler.
. SOUTH OMAHA. March 1
Receipt were: Cattle. Oi. feneep.
Official Monday '. a.ieis ;t.iMi U p
oni. lal Tuesday 4.k 7,50 ,:B
Onielal Wednesday i,jm a,ism ll.4
Three days this week. .1111 19. W4 33. M7
fame days last week. .. .15.34? M.ioo 40.i'
Bame two weeka ago.,.14.)J 1V.M4 4.t
name tnree weeks ago. .u.aw i..4
Same four weeks ago. ..ii, 3:6 3.4i 2H.0..4
Hume last year M-DA
The following table allows tne receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana
for the year to date, compared with last
year: lej U. v Inc.
(.atlle 24ti,i 1:,!) 44.HoS
Hogs im.4iit MU.mi W,ol
Sheep 434, IW SW.ili 0,o4J
RANGES OF TRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha fl.7iVovO
Chicago l.fiut-a
Kansas City 2a6.no
8t. Louis X.ln'ui.00
Sioux City f.oov 60
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Uood to cnoice corn-ted steers ft. 8665.64
Fair to ciioice oorn-fed steers 4.tXw4.i
Common to choice corn.fed su-i s.. 4.a4 t"
Oood to choice cows and heifers.
Good to choice feeders
Fair to good stockers and feeders.
Common to fair stockers
Bulls, stags, etc
The following tsble shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha fop the last
ecvcral days, with comparisons:
Hogs.
Klaoit.:)
6 lau.J
fc.nOql.fiO
0tl20
3.75'n l c
4.00I&4.90
KeOSI.I.
2.7.V(iS 50
, 3.604 00
Date. 1906. 1S. J1H04. 1803. 102. 101 -ilJ0-
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
IHiluth .......
61. Louis ...
6
., 21
320
.v 6
2tt
32
18
. M
133
H
10
30
CHICAGO tRAl!t AMD . PROVISIONS
Keatarea of the Tradlagf aad Cloalnaj
Prlcea oa Board of Trad.
k CHICAGO, March 28. Favorable reports
'regarding the situation of fall-aown wheat
in the I'nlted States, together with lower
prices-at Liverpool,- Induced much protll
taking today In the local, wheat market
and caused a ' considerable . decline tn
prices. At the close the May option was
off Ve. Corn was- up VfiVac. Oats were
a,c higher. Provisions were unchanged to
124.0 lower.
market waa inclined to be
Mt. Louie Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 28. WHEAT Lower:
No. I red. caah, elevator, 82i&SKe; track, 92
fi93V; May, 74V4i74Tc; July. 74e74Hc: No.
3 nnra, twamc.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 41Ho: track.
.'U4j',tc; iviay, u-fctflaafcc; juiy, vimzc.
oa i a tiigner: jno. z casn, sic: track.
81Wtf324c; May, 3030Hc: July, 29Hc; No,
3 wnite, &Mg;uMtC.
FIXiUR Steady: red winter natents.
t4.1HH.26; extra fancy and straight, $3.70
s..ti; ciear, .(maa.so.
.. sued Timothy, steady, 32.5042.80.
i tjKruM kal Bteaoy. 3.zo.
tin aw w teady: sacked, east track. 85c.
HAY Firm: tlmothv. t.O0irl4.a0: malrle.
rj'KKBlO.UO.
IRON COTTON TIES fl. 01.
, BAGOINIJ 80.
Mf;jvir- TW1M1 i "Ac. .
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: lobbing.
11R.Z5. Lard, steady; prime - steam, 38.00.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts;
ino
to, too
100
t.ooo
t4
4t"
lt
i lit: T. , i , a i iiivi it t: , wnf. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t ' , lv I'U a-, , , , , , - -
weak all day, but during the first pnrt 8,H: clrar.r,b!; 19 W B,2ort c,eftrB.
ot tne session a iasr aemana oy snurts pie
Th
vented any material break in prices.
.-fr pelting t-notathms tiut eaTnpanTatf1oggti
because or a decline at Liverpool and in
the local market May waa down fee to Vtti'
ac at T7c to 77S-77Vic. . The weakness
at Liverpool was due" to an official estl
mate which made the wheat crop of Vic
tor a. Australia. 23,5.0.000 bu.. against 20,
1f4.1.ooO bu. last year. I non this basis it
was claimed the crop will show a surplus
for export of 16.52n,OU0 bu. In addition to
these foreign advices reports of heavy
snow In 'southwestern Kansas and rains In
Oklahoma and Texas. Primary receipt
were liberal, being 449,000 bu., against 32.-
Hacon. steady; boxed 'extra shorts, f.62H;
clear ribs, 19.75; short clear, t9.87H. -
' VOIJI.TU V F4ew-4--Mkens.4:er--a-rtncs.
uc; luraeys, uc; qucks, lie; geese, sc.
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper .....
American C. ft F
American C. ft P. pfd....,
American Cotloa Oil
American Cotton Oil pfd..
Americas Eapresa
American H. ft L. pfd....
American Ice, seeurlttea. .
Amerlcen Llnaecd Oil
American Linseed Oil pfd.
American Locomotive ....
Amer. Locomotive pfd
American 8. A R
American 8. ft R. pfd
American Sngar Refining.
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfa....
Anaconda Mining Co......
Atchlaoa
Atchiaoa pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore ft Ohio
Baltimore ft Ohio pfd....
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt..
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey..
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton.. ......
Chicago ft Alton pfd...
Chicago Great Western
Chicago ft Northweatem.... I.floo J.M
Paul
galea. High. Low, Clnea.
147
70. (HO 10S 107H
17,00 444 41 4
I'O ini IfilH 10114
wo Hi H 14
3S
129
91
M4
22
4b
io 14
I'M
. it. ton mi
no in
. titOO 1414 139Uj
10.1
. 21.KSV 17-14 X714 rSi
. 10.0UO M4 . HS4
lc
ain ljtla 1M le4
. 1.500 111S llll 111
i Vft
. 4 0iM M llH
. 1.300 I7IH 11114
.... 4.40ft MUj U
l.ntm to' jis
Hi"
117
if
X)
7t
'
Chicago. Mil. ft gt
Chicago T. ft T..
Chicago T. ft T. pfd...
r r r a. i
ri 1 1 cn-uuiri, creamery, Aiojjec; dairy. Colorado Puai A iron
18ift21c. I Colorado ft gouthera..
J"(KiS Higher, 13c. caae count. 1 Colorado ft So. 1st pfd
The receipts and shipments of flour and I Colorado a Bo. Zd pfd
grain were: Keceluts. Bh omenta, nmran uaa
Flour, bhls 6.000 B.OOO
AVheat, bu 62,000 58.000
Corn, bu 123.400 nti.fliio
Oats, bu f. 61,000 151,000
Minneapolis Grain Majrket
fSunerlor Board of Trada auotatlona tnr
000 bu. for the corresponding day one year Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
ago. Late in tne aay messages were re- 1 range or prices, as lurmsnea oy r . L. Day
ceivea crom various pomia in me suuin- 1 02 ld., iivaii Duara or ATaae Duiiaing, was:
west to the ertecl that tne new crop is
making excellent progress. The market Articles. Open. High. I Low. Close. Tes'y,
became extremely weak ana tne price 01
May dropped from 7T5so to 7iic. The close
waa weak, with May at 7.'V3T7c. July
ranged between 7"V and T7Sc and closed
with a net loss 01 wc at manc. t-icar
him of wheat and hour were equal to 171,
(k1 hu Minneapolis. Ouluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 361 cars, against 310
cars last week and 240 cars a year ago.'
Despite the weakness ot wnest tne corn
Wheat I
May..
July..
Sept..
Flax-
May.
July..
I t I
76HfH 76. 756,
7SV(.'V 78 7S
nVate- 77V 77W
1 17K 1 17 1 lPi'l
1 It 1 1 1
Taj
7't
77",!
.1
7
79 J
77H
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. t
oc; No. 3, 7JT74.'!
market was firm for the greater part of rorthern, 75c; to arrive, 75c; N
the day. The slightly eaaler tone waa No. 1 durum, 71c; No. 2 durum, 9c. Corn:
manifested at the opening becauae of lower No. I yellow, SHe. Barley, 37VSH7c. Rye.
cables, but all offerings ware reaauy taaen bothc
by cash buyers and tne maraei soon occarao
Hrm. Active buying by shorts, light coun
try" acceptance and a good demand (or
cash corn contributed to the strength of
the market. The close was strong with
prices at the highest point of the day. May
opened a shade to VoVaC lower at
it,. . n.i sold u n to 44Vsc. where it cloaed.
l-ocal receipts were 201 eura, with 4 cara
of contract grade.
There was an active demand for oats by
shorts and caah buyers throughout tne en
..u...,n and tha market showed con
.1.1...V.U tromrth OrTerlnKS were light.
May opened a shade lower at 3-Vfl30c, ad
vanced to 80tc and closed at 3uc. Local
receipts were 11 cars.
Provisions were a trifle easier early In
the dav on moderate selling by small liold
..ra hut hMame steady on a fair demand
by rackera. The volume of trading waa
email. At the cloae May pork waa down
l"ic at tlk.45. Lard waa unchanged at
IS IT1, rtins were iiwer i eo. n-.
- t. -n.. tA receinta for tomorrow: W'heat
I .orn. J4 cars; oats. 122 cars; hogs.
' J4,0 head. . '
The iJoard of Trade will be cloaed Tue
dav, April . H oeing eiecnon ".
The hading futures ranged aa followa:
Kansas t Hy Grala aad Provision
KANSAS CITY. March 28. WHEAT.
Unchanged; May. 71!c: July, t3e: Sep.
temper. 69'-4c. Cash: No. 2 hard. 7IWi7iic
No. 3. 73i77c: No. i red. 8294c: No. 3
S.iy'ac.
CORN Unchanged: May. W.c: July.
t"c. man: io. : mixed, 4l4c; rvo.
white. 41 He; No. 3. 41vii44Hc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, lliuic.
HAY Strong: choice timothy. 111.50&12.00
cnoicf. prairie, vn.w.
RY R Steady; 67ti57Vc.
BUTTER Steady : creanierv. 2Kc: nack.
ing. i:to. 1
lOCHiS Firm: Missouri and Kansas new
No. 1 whltewood cases included.' 13c; ease
count, iitic caaea returned, He. PIT.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu a.lrw 49 (
torn, DU 16.0110 34 000
Oata, bu 10,000 -- , 17.000
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae.l Yes y.
I
Mllwankee Grala Market
MILWAUKEE. March 2. WHEAT
Steady: No. 1 northern. 8tS81c; No. north
ern. ibVa" ic; May, Tti'nC
RYF: Steady ; No. 1, 6(&iiH .
HA RLE 1 Steady : No. 4.. 06c: an mole
01 lOI-K-,
.1, U V
Cora Prodacta, ctfa
Corn Producte pfd.. ctfa....
Iielaware ft Hudaon
Delaware. L. ft W ,
teaver ft Rio Grande
Denver ft R. o. pfd ,
liiatltlera' Becurltlea
Krla ,
Brie 1st pfd...,
Erie Id pfd ,
General Electrlo
Hocking Valley
llllnola Central
International Paper ,
International Paper pfd....,
International Pump
International pump pfd.,..
Iowa Cantral
owa Cantral pfd
Kaaaaa City Southern
Kaltaaa Citv So old
1 lt4! 1 17 Loulavllla ft Naahvllle
1 17 .1 1 tanatun L
Metropolitan aireet Hr.....
Meilcan Central
Mlnneapolla ft gt. Loulg...
M.. St. P. ft g. 8. M
M . St. P. ft ft. g. It. pfd.
Mieaaurl Pacific
Miaaourl, Kanaaa ft Taxaa.
tdleaourt. K. ft T. Did
National Lead
National
New York
New Tork,
Norfolk ft Western.
Norfolk ft W. pfd
North Americas
Pacific Mall
Pennarlvanla
People's Oaa
P . 0.. C. A St. Loan...
Preeaed gteel Car
Preaeed gteel Car pfd....
Pullman Palace Car......
Reading
Reading let pfd......
Reading Id pfd
Republic Steel
Republic steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock Uland Co. pfd
Rubber Oooda
Rubber Oooda pfd.:..,...
St. L. ft . r. Id pfd...
St. Louie southwestern..
Si Louie g. w. pfd
Southern Pacific
floulhern Pacific pfd
Soutbera Railwar
Southern Rallwar prd...
Tenneeeee foal ft Iron..
Taxaa ft Pacific
Toledo, gt. L. ft W
4
' 70
147H
17"4
W4
4.1100 17S mst 174 ,
4-..-.M J) 'it
V,
7.100 10.1 Mlt 10H,
4.7iM tt 4
f.ono 2f 1.1V
1.0HJ 70S g9
7o' tI4 ' M '
- 2.000 Ms 117,
too 174 1714
400 fit . HV
l.tOO X 1074 0i4
440
3.40 464 46 4H
1 17
14. SOA 24 11 14 414
4.00 4t '41H4 44
, t.00 7H" 7t 7UJ
l.tOO 70S 70S
tOO 14a 14744 19H
- IH
500 77!H 1714 17t
4.600 ii 21s
its sas aesa
6.400 40 . M'
1.400 M14 X44
1,10(1 IIS lis
too tS MS
....
I.KiO Sf.14 S4S
t( 7S 74
M0 1414 161
900 174 17S
00 aa ms
1.000 tea, at
Lead .M0 II II II
R. R. ot M. pfi w
k Central .... 1.41s) 1464 144 146
t. O. ft W. ...!.... 4.300 SIS 60S II
1,000
MS
toe t
100 44S
17. ma in
l.aoa MS
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. March M. Rates for money
were heavier today. Discounts were quiet
and eaaler. On the Stock exchange business
expanded moderately with the satisfactory
conclusion of the settlement, while the
prospect of easier money at the quarter
end stimulated purchases of consols, whicn,
with other British securities, sympathlxcd.
Foreigners were dull, but easier. In the ab
sence of continental support. Copper shares
hardened In isympa,thy with the metals.
American opened a fraction below parity
on local tiuylng, but the operatlona were
not large owing to the uncertainty regard
ing the .continental trade situation. The
market eaaled later and closed quiet. Jap
anese Imperial 6 of -.1904 were quoted at
10414. ,
PARIS, March 28. Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm, but became heavy. Rus
sian imperial 4s werei .quoted at 84.76 and
Russian bonds -of 1904 at 611.
BERLIN1, March 28. Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm 'in expectation of an
early settlemnt of the Moroccan dispute.
The market cloaed flulet. . ..
' Bank CTe'nrlagsi
?' OMAHA. March "$8"Bank' clearings foT
todey .were Sl.2ul.371S4a.iand for the corre.
spending datd-iast yonr u.iiso.ooo.DS. ,
1 ' hit .-, '
. Wool Market. ; . . ,
BOSTON. March 28.-r-WOOL The Boston
wool market Is firm Wftu a steady demand
in evidence. This has resulted in a way
from the increased firmness abroad. How
ever, some feeling exists that the market
may reach a hard position. The goods mar
ket Is not In a condition satisfactory to
traders: Territory wools are active. Pulled
wools are In fair movement.- Foreign wools
are strong" Leading quotations follow:
Ohio and rennsyivania aa ana anove, go!
t3Hc: X, 8:;?.33c-, No. I. 3K'839e; No. 2. 3&f
4oc; fine unwashed, 32ii!2Vic; throe-etghths-blood.
unwaahed, ItVgStityc; three-elghths-
blood, ZZtiSAVic; half-blood. 32yir33c; un
washed delaine, 2R4r'.'9c: fine washed delaine.
36Vy?t87e. Michigan,- fine unwashed, 24'&2te;
quarter-blood, unwashed, . aiStftKe; tnree-elghtha-blood.
32HI6 J3c ; half-blood. Zl
32c; unwaahed delaine. S7(fi2Hc. Kentucky and
Indiana, etc.: Three-eighths and quarter
blood, 323 33c. Territory: Idaho, fine, 22(W
13c; heavy fine, 19fi2oc; fine medium. 22?r3c;
medium. 26V&27C: low medium, IKdilKc. Wy
oming, fine, Il'tfJSc; heavy fine, lSerriOc; fine
medium, 22iQ!3c: medium. 26a27e. Utah and
Nevada, fine, 22&'23o; heavy fine. 19'S2oc:
fins medium. 22ra23c: medium. 2rWi27c: low
M2 medium, 3fi'vJ7o. Dakota, fine. 22iii23c; fine
i medium. 22(523c; medium, 274iC8c; low me
dium, 2li27c. Montana, nne cnoice, 2
25cS fine average, zjiozec; nne meaium
choice, I426c; average. 23r0'24c; staple, 3i&
28c: medium choice, 27$ 28c.
ST. IjOUIS. Marcn ai. wuub-meaay;
medium grades, combing and clothing 24
28c; light fine. ?26"26c; heavy fine, 1kQ21c;
tub washed. 31tf38ct
Mch. 13.. I m
Mch. 14.. UVkl
Mch. 16.. (03),l
Mch. 16.. 07HI
Mch. 17.. ill 1
Mch. 18.. 1
Mch. It.. 10 I
Mch. 20.. Hsi
Mch. 21.. lS'ti
Mch. 23.. 17HI
Men. a.. t 20-h,
Mch., 24.. I 3371
Mch. 26.. I
Mch. 26.i 19M
Mch. 27.. I 27
Mch. 28 i
a I 1 24 W) I 4 79
K lal 7 9vi a 131 X 1l 4 7i
I 32 6 26 4 79
0 ;i iw
6 U 4 III
1 1H
5 271 4 90
I 4 tJ
i V4 7 10 6 l'
6 04, t 061 22
4 98 7 Ifl
V 53 7
t to 7t t 7 I 7
1 , . 7S( t Mi t..... 70 I 7i
6 1.M I M J n 4 1-1
in s .wii w
1... Ill ! 0 1 (. W 4 i
1 .'6 I 00 1 t.a 4 M
...-. 1 Tal 1M 3. . 774 I 'O
1 tM a 4 ; ia:j 4 i
BULLS.
I 1J0 40 I u.'
1 107 J 70 I I.H 1 .,
t 0 I 7S 1 1 t"i
1 17 1 7 1 J"." J "
1 1M0 I (St 1 15M ) V
. i.. ..! I aa t J .
I o;o 1 so 1 t:a g i
1 tor in ' 1 im 1 TJ
1 l?tl 1 i, 1 no
I.. 1 t 11 t"
1 t.rt .1 1 ino 1 mi
I I3..0 1 :. t ur I o
1.. 1..70 3 ) I IS"' I -V
!......'..... SH IM 1 '...ISM J to
1 14M IIS ! I4.ll 1 o
t ,..10 140 1 .. .ln0 4 00
1 140 3 au 1 :io 4 on
1... 1410 I an
CAIA'ES.
I Md I t:. 1 im 11',
6...., , IPO t 71 1 n IT'
1 lo 6 00 ' 1 14" 4 ik
1 120 i ti t 1:1) 6 :".
1 no t 10 1... us :.
1 0 IN'. I Sl'l I !i
1 ISO I () 1 Il I M
t ISO I OS ISO So
1 141 I -:. 4 S41 I it
I.. 1M It
8TOCKKKS AND FKEDKRS.
1 J0 6 OA 7 4T 3J
1 90 I (III 1 714 t M
1 7io I on a.... hi to
1 mo t 00 j; 7 1 to
I Kit I M 4 7W 3 to
1 :,4 1 00 t t. 'n a u
1 7:1 t 00 4 477 4 no
I. tlO 1 10 7 44 11
1 6") t m J :;i 4 00
14 471 I 0 11 , (.1 4 00
I ,44 I 15 !4 '-'I I It
t 71.1 t V. t 71 4 111
7 706 3 U t 7S4 4 11
1 son t 40 ' 6 tM 4 X)
' M 114 1 70 7 MS 4 ?l
t 5 1 71 io 7r. 4 ti
1 tn 7J fi im; 1 ii
1 til I 7i 14 :l 4 la
4 1 fie
m;nket steady, stockers ( low: twev.-s, tl Ji
aifi.ai; rows, nulla ami mixed. II rxtl
sum gere st.il fn iit i K. -. (On I 40. cthes ninl
em iniiis .t ii'u 4
Mi iHH-l:i ci.t: . 1.5(1 lii-.ul; inukit w-nk
to Ac lower ut ti.'i't; 6 J", milk ,t miles,
(l.l.'i(;.l.i.
I. nt. Jnarplt lle Sf.-U Market.
I ST. JOSKPH, Mo.. M itch 2-.-l 'ATT I ,i: -I
lttOIits. i.t nt'.ul; mark"! iirln"; inutc,
64 l.-si o in, cows and l. ii' rs. li.i.-iil s.
.Mfcsfis and le-deie. IIakJ I.'.
IttHli Meceipls. :l.i.- liend:
stiong to c mhei. itaht, y
1 liietiiiini and heavy, ivi' (ti 4" - "
; SIlMCI' AND LA.MtM-tt'V.'lpta.
Ihiiid; niarkil ste.uiy; iaiuls, trtoj.
nmiki 1
tMiH i, ij;
2, ill?
, Stock In tuht.
Receipts ol' live st.ak at the six principal
western nnit'kets yesterday were as fol
lows: Cuttle lltgs. Sliccp
. 6,:ai 11. ...J
So;llh ("liii.ilirt
I ttioux t'l.y ...
I Kansna ( lly .
' tt . Josepu .
1 Mt. IHlls
j Chicago
Totals
OMAHA
. . 1. .w
9 iX'
.. l.Uv'i
.. i.;l'"
. . 1,I.'0.
4, H
hvi i
Ju.m i)
",.l "I
2i.i a
10 .ISk
V II HI
l!l'l
'i 00
HCKIS The hog market ortened this morn
ing at practically ateitdy prices and early
trade was reasonably active. The most of
the hoga sold In good season 011 tnal basis,
the bulk going at $t 26"' .' the same as
yesterday with a top at tn.ib.
Toward the close and alter nearly all of
the hogs had changed hands a weaker feel
ing was d'veloped. so that the market
wound up tilow and lower than the open
ing. It had been anticipated that the recelpta
would prove very light thla week on ac
count of the almost Imp.issable condition
of the country roads, so that It Is no sur
prise to the trade that receipts are running
somewhat lighter than la at week. The
only surprising feature Is that they should
really be as heavy aa they are.
Representative sales:
37.658 tii.lni ii
6 HOI.l;A!.L; MARivKT.
,7il
old
lli
a j 02 6 131.1 81
1 6 131 7 22; '
5 13 I 7 28 12
6 10 6 J 71 7 30 6 K.I
6 181 4 (0
4 Iff
5 22 6 05
r
Sunday.
The following shows Ine num.ier of cars
of atnekera and feeders shipped to the
country yesterday and their points of
tlnation:
CATTLE.
C. Mallonee, Bayard, la. Mil.............
C. Cessna. Grlnnell, la. It I
W. Hafkeyr Grlnnell, la R. 1
Dewell Bros., Cushlng, la N. W
George Friday, Val, la. N. W
J. M. Newell, Stanton, la. Q
H. A. Proctor, Winnepeg. Neb. M. 6V O
S. P. Bryant,. Schuyler, Neb. U. P
J. P. Peteraon, Stromsburg, Neb. U. P
A. Mayborn. Biller, Neb.-Q.
A. Menn, Dodge, Neb. F. F.
Fowler Bros.. Battle Creek, la. N. W..
des-
Cars.
1
1
1
8
o
i
2
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each roau was:
itttie. Hoga. She p. H'r a.
C, M. & St. P 2
Wabaah
Missouri Pacific 1
V. P. System 116
C. A N. W. teasO.... 1
C. N. W. I west)... 32
C, St. P., M. ft O.... S
C, B. ft Q. (east)
C, B. ft Q. (west).... 30
C. R. I. & P. (east) 2
C. R. I. A P. (west).. 1
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Qt. . Western
- ..
r
3 1
41 34 2
2 ..
39 i
10 4
1 1
11 11 , 2
.4 1 .,
1 .. ,.
125
50
M
lH
H4S
IIS
6e 4j
4.700 IMS 160S 1S0I4
is It,
111S
.'514
74
HIS
171
711
16
ws
116
49
316 .1.683
174
us
at
HS tS
44 S 44 S
lrr4 ims
W Ms
4,a) 63S lt4 6IS
1 aw sis ns
M7
114 100 is,4 1M4 llos
i
I. Us) 4
1.204 l(tt4k
l.atia m
im . Ms
101
jS
MS
Wheat I'
May li.NJi'-sl
juiy
feept.
C01 n--May
July
Sept.
ijala
My
July
bept.
1'L.ra.
. May
July
1-MI'U
Majf
July
S.pt
Itibav
" May
July bpt.
I 77.!
I '. I
43W4i-s:
::
y S"!' 0,
i7 'al
I 20 s
77S:
77S
I
44SI
44,
4f,S 44V.'I
SOS 29-tf(3i,i
2 '''
2-4,
7iiii6V(i nl'
7ii',:7BSW'77
itM,76'y77l
43', 44,
44 44as 4l'(l S
Toledo. St. L. ft W. eld.
'3'. !''. .. . - '. I t'nloa Pacific
t OK.N Illgner; No. 3 cash, 414B42'ic; I'alna Pacific pfd.
May, 44c asked.
f W 55 1 1 57Vtl W 46
I 16 JO I lii 40 I W 30
I 46
8 bo
H 60
8 60
8 77H
8 77S,
6 60
8 60
6 70 J
H KU
K lei
t 86
8 4J4
a o.'i
:ov so
29"-a -
ioV.-'SV'!l,,
16 46 ( 1 571,
16 30 16 40
8 47H
8 67
8 67V,
Peorlay firala Market.
PF.ORIA. Murch "8. -CORN Lower- Vn
3 yellow. 42c; No. 1, 41c; No. 4, 4tA,c; no
SI nut-, w.
OATS-Hteady; No. 3 white.. 306c: No. 4
HlSlv V-Oll the basis Of 31.28 for fin.
sued goous.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
I'nlted yisiee Repress
I n lied gialea Realty
t utted Slatea Rubber
t nitcd Katea Rubber pfd..
t'nited Blaiea Steel
lulled Hlatea Steel pfd...,
Va.-faroltua Chemical ..
v a -Carolina Chem. pfd...
Wabaali
V.abaak pfd
W'elia-Parso lEipreea
Wcttinahciuee Ktectrlc ...
V eatera t'nloa
Wheelluf ft Lake Erie....
400 44 1,
. 10 14
706 MS
1110 MS
100 111
10, SO 40S
10!
10 14741 1,744
MO Xt MS
100 MS M
K) 14 14
71,000 IM
100 fi
MS
40S
10144
S
10
lit
M
1.400 6s 5H Li
I. "w lllit I134 114
7a 4il '41 14 40 41 S
lO.ttm 10s KS IMS
i.wnt mi wu a
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 28. COTTON-Soot
cloaed steady, 10 points higher; middling
uplands. 11.80c; middling gulf, 12.02c. Sales.
none. ,
ST. LOriS. Marcn '. cotton steady;
middling, 11 6-lc. Sales, 1.126 bales; re
celpts, none; shipments, 860 bales; stock.
42,923 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Marcn at. COTTON
Soot closed steadyi- Sales. 3,400 bales. Or
dinary. Ssy: good ordinary. H3-lc; low
mtdrlllnar. losic: middling. llSc; good .mid-
Idling llie; middling fair. 12A6C Receipts,
"ai 8 tn hales: stocks. 287.603 balea.
LIVERPOOL. March 28. cotton opot
In fair demand, prices Z points hlgner;
American middling fair. a.aaa; good mid
dling. 62rVJ; oiiddllng, 0(id; low middling.
itw4. ancr: orilinarv. E.72d: ordinary. S.36tl.
&4S Th. '.is of the dav were 12.000 hales, of
1MV, 1M'4 I which 1,000 bales were for speculation and
export, and Included w.wai. naies American.
ReeejplS, a.taw oatea, intiuuiuK i,o"u amri -lean.
lS it
eoia
7S
Total recelpta ......233
The disposition of the day'a receipts wa
as follows, earn ouyer purcnaeing tne num
ber of head Indicated: f
" Cattle, flogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 639 1,087 . 718
Swift and Company,...,. 807 . 2,:96 2,407
Cudahv Packinif Co 1.819 3.109 401
Armour ft Co 890 - 3,37 2,572
Carey 81
W. I. Stephen 98
Hill ft Son 115
Huston ft Co................ 78
Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 62
L. F. Husi 870
Wolf ft Murnan, 275
Mike Haggerty 97
Sol Degan ...1 2
J. B. Root ft Co
Lueb Packing Co
United Dressed Beef Co,
Other buyer ..;
Total 4.896 8.937 8.781
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
numbered 230 cars, which was about the
same number as ai rived here one week ago
and larger than the receipts of two weeks
ago. The market as a whole did not pre
sent any especially new features, the trade
as a general thing being tn air condition
with values not much different from those
which prevailed yesterday.
Beef steers were in llbentl receipt, but
there was also a good demand, so that
while the trade did not open especially ac
tlve there was during the forenoon a fair
movement of all the desirable kinds. As
to prices there waa no material change
from yesterday's figures. In fact the mar
ket might oe summed up as reasonably ac
tive at yeaterday'a prices.
Cows and heifers were in fair supply, and
as there was a orreapondlngly good de
mand the trade as a whole was In a good,
healthy condition. The offerings changed
hands In a fairly active manner and the
big bulk of the receipts was disposed of in
good season. Aa waa the caae with steers
there was no quotable change In Prices.
Uood stockers and feeders commanded
lust about the samo Dtloes aa yesterday
and day before. On the other hand there
seemed to be a little hesitation on the nart
of speculative buyers about taking 011 very
many of the-common to medium kinds.
Holders found it a little hard to dispose of
that kind to quite as good advantage as
early In the week, still the market was not
very nirrereni.
Representative sales:
BKKK STEERS.
Ill
101
Ha
40 s
101 44
1474.
ES
14
1.100 61S 4S
8 474,4,
6 66 I
8 ho I 8 67
8 67m 774.
8 7:": i77il
6 77Vi 8 C-V
PHILADELPHIA. March 28 BUTTER w.;onl" JnlrJ
Steady; extra western creamery. 28c; extra n'n "lr-' 'd'
nearby prima. 30c.
i--,t,to u,Cl,.iv rm.h .,. -. teiitrei peeincr .......
8 Ml
8 77H
8 62
Fa)GS Steady ; fresh-And weatern. 2Uo at
nuirK.
CIIEFE-Flrml New York full creama.
14C,
Central leather pfd....
Bloee-anetneld Hi eel ..
Oils aad Roaln.
OIL CITY. March 28. OILfl-Credlt bal-
lis) 1HS H4S 114S ances. 81.58. Shipments, 78.M8 bbls., averaae
n s ws -a 62.461 bbla.; runs. 70.996 bbls., average 6S.s3
bbls. Shlpmenta, Lima, ib.s-'S bbia average
tvt.'IS bbls. ; Tuna, Lima, 14,244 bbls., average
35.620 bbla
SAVANNAH. Oa.. March 38. OILr-Turpentine,
dull. 68c.
ROSIN Dull and firm; A. B. C. D. F.,
M60: O. H. $.1.90: K. M an; M. 15.35; N. $7.75:
W. G., $595; IV. W., $6.00.
100 I:".
MS
i ns tn,
tit 17 IT
l.l' 111
l. 4 44S
I'd HH 1044
itiiu a.t 11
61
1S
lS
s
;i-4
4iS
1114
fcj4,
No. $.
Cash ouotations were aa follows
vi a ii'H Iiull. steady; winter patents,
t3.40ii3 90; winter straights, Jtt.itK(j3.tl0: spring
omenta. 5-i." atraigiita, 64.ai4.6o;
l..l,r t? 'Jl.il 2.90. '.
WHEAT No. i spring. TbtjSOc; No. S.
r in.-- No 2 red. 8.'-. iiM-sc
CORN No. 2. No- yellow, 4.1 V3
j::.c
OATS No. 2. So. 3 white. iHrjjolV
h i. .k. t 6ti-.o.
BARLEY Ooou feeding, 37mjS8c; fair to
1 holir mailing. 4oilMc.
bEEDa No 1 llax, $106; N'l 1 north
weatem, St. 12. Timothy, prune.
Clover, contract grade, 113.10.
PROVIBION Mru pork, per bbl.. $W..Vii
I6.40. Iard. pr hv Ihs., Ivc'i. hliort rlt.a
eld. a lluiwl. 1 7isJ8. 75. bhoi t clear aldea
tuoxvdi. Is auii Iti
l.lyeritool Uraln anr! Provlaloaa.
L1VF.RPOOU March ' 28. WH EAT Spot.
nominal: futuraa. steadv: Mav. 6d: Julv.
hi mi.
t ORN Snot. American mixed, new. firm.
ism: American mixed, old. quiet, Is 7l. Fu-
iuirw, eieaay ; atuy, IB z-a.
Total aalaa for tha dar. M7.l0 aharea
London Cloalng Iteeka.
LONDON. March 28. Cloalnar n.i.i.
on siucks erra.
Con en la. aaouey
do a.-count . . .
Anaconda
At, Maun
do pld
.... )S N, Y. ISntral..
,. 10 I-11 Norfolk A '..
...14 I do pfd
.... tela Ontario ft W...
....107s Pennerlrsnla ..
Baltimore ft Ohio IMS Rand Mmea
Toledo Seed Market. -
TOLElX. O., March 38 SEED Clover.
caah and March, 17 40; AprtL.37.S5; October.
H, ft-, ..... , 1 .. 1 1.
ert-.u. 1t"IWI", v&isisv, e.JV.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 28. M ETA I.N Tha
London tin market waa unchanged to a
shade Uglier, with spot closing at AUi im
and futures at lt6 7a eVI. Lot ally the mar-
Ket waa a utile Higher 011 the inside price
mllh spot quoted at 37.2i-ii J7.6ti. The Bunco
tin sale went off at Alibi 7a 60. equivalent to
Canadian Pacific
Chea. ft Ohio
Cblcaio Ot W ...
c. at. ft St. r...
DeReere
Deneer ft R. O
do pfd
Erie ...
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
llllnola Central ..
Loulavllla ft Naah
at., K. ft T
17S Reading
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bout 137 36 in the local market. Cooner
Recelpta and si.ipments of grain and flour I waa Irregular abroad with a pot unchanged
were aa follows: - .Receipts. Sliipmt nla. I at A.S4 6a and futures over Ail iiiaher at
do 1st pfd.
do Id sfd
southern Hal I war
da eld
MS Southern Pacific ..
-. an I nloa Pari fie
..44 do pM
.. lOit. . Steal
.- 70S I da pld
-.17, iWabaah
..14S do pfd
.. MS Spenlak 4s
SILVER Bar. quiet, Sod per ounce.
MONEY per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la 21 per cent; for threw
ntuntns uiiia, nq t-t
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. .104
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agar aad' Molaaaea.'
NEW YORK. March 28. SUGAR Raw.
nominal; fair refining. 31-16c; centrifugal,
96 test, 3 17-j23 9-lilc; molasaes. sugar.
2 2fi-8.2 13-lilc. Reflnej. quiet: crushed,
6 4c: Dowdered. 4 .800; granulated, 4 70c.
NEW UKlir.An aiarcn in. ot uaii
Firm: open kettle centrifugal. 8 15-16e: cen-
tritugal white. 3iS4c; yeuowa, u-w
secondal 'Jtic
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle
JOc: centrifugal. ci2c.
SYRUP Nominal. Sfape.
17J
per tent.
Fluur. bbla. f.
Wheat, bu 1 '!
Corn, bu. '.'.4ai
tiata. bu. ,141 6ni
Rve. bu 6.041
Barley, bu 63.6011
on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamer-tea, liH'
2tSs" : dairies. 11 :3c. Egg", nrm; at mark?,
lasea included, USc: pniiue tlrsta,. 14 a ;
a-kiraa. lot. .i.eeM. criu; Hduv
lt0
15. ho
ttalath Grala Market.
DUI.l TIf. Mart h ? -WHEAT To a
Jc Mil ASI Im. Lt -ailly no change waa reported.
27. law I lAKf la quoted at lid Don l. ,t; eiectiolv tlc.
Ile cm I $l AnlH and coaling. , lls.ueu 16 2S. lud
Hi..l i waa higher at Ala l,a atl in London, but rr-
maliKal unchanged at $o.3uo6 45 lu the haial I
market, speller was unchanged at 24 16a
In London and at $4 15ieL6 locally. Iron
waa higher alroad. cloning at 46a 3d for
both atandaid loundry and Cleveland war
rants. The local luarUei waa unchanged.
Ne 1 foundry northern la quoted at 2fi)
is u . -4j. . loaiKii y sort net 11. lli.bn if, :
No. I fouiuii y southern, lis -j.'n !S ,;, and No.
3 fouudrv Miuthi-rn. IliSoa!.
M. M'l 13 Ma r-n s - Me. IA 1 .0 Lead.
ew York Mlatag htoa-ka.
NEW YORK. March 28. Closing quota-
iiona on mining aiiK-aa ware:
Adaaui Coa
Alic
urates
Brunewlck Coa ..
Comet o, k Tunnel
Coa. Cat. ft Vs..
hora 6l!ver
Iros Silver
Leadvine Caa ...
.1X6
. II
...116
1 Vl.ltlle Chief
Ontario
tiphir
fkeeolx ,
Potoel ,
tvevasa
tierra Kvvada
Small Hope ..
Uleacard
-IBS
-47a
. I
. I
. 5S
. M
. M
me. No. 1 northern. tSo, No. 2 norm. rn. 'nulct fcnd uiicLangv d at $s JT'.j. St eUtT. dull.
l'.4- vu uaia, ,tu. t atwillivill, in ,c, j I'.V '.J.
Treaaarr atafeaaant.'
.(m.Min,- tarca a. rutlv 1
lat iiiviu vl tLe treasury balance lu the
CotTre Market.
NKW YORK. Man h 28 -CO T FEE-Market
for futuraa ruled ateady at unchanged
prices to a decline of $ points, In line with
Other European markets. Sales were re
ported of 32.260 baga, including April at
.60c. May at 6.70c. July at .-. September
at T.U6. ;sovemuer at v.juc. necemoer at
7 30fi7.J6c. January at 7 4e Spot Rio, easy;
No. 7 Invoice, 6 S-16C.
'
Evaaorated 6kles aad Urled Fralla.
NEW YORK, March 28 EVAPORATED
APPLES The maiket holds steady; com
mon to fair are quoted at 78sd fair to
good, lyt crop. 8V!;c; nearly to strict
prime, wiV; thou e. 9'utiliK:; fancy, lie.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITa-Pi un a
are in lobbing demand, stlth quotatiuna
ranging from 4'ao to 6c, according to grade.
Apricots are attracting soma apeculatlve
demand on reiterated reports of light sup
plies at primary points; -choice are quoted
at ltc: extra cnoice. 11c; fancy, UHTOlsvto.
Peaihea are quirt, but steady; choice are
qjoted gt 10c; extra choice, l(H4c; fancy.
loflIlc; extra fancy, UVfflSc. Ralalns
cuiilinue quiet: looee Muacatala are quoted
at tVtA.c; seeded, i'aljTSc: Londou layere,
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lambs at about steady prices, al least thul
is the way the market opem-a and mat ta
the way such stmt as buyers wanted sold.
The general situation, however, remains
about the same from day to aay that is
the demand is somewhat limlteu as com
pared with the large receipts, and after
buyers have picked out as many loads as
they can use of tne more desirable aneep
and lambs, It becomes a difficult matter
to dispose of the remainder. It Is not so
much a matter of price, as Is of finding
some One to- buy and everyday toward the
close there la a struggle to clean up. Tins
gives the market a weak tone on tno close
nearly every day, aitnougii tne opening
may be quite brisk.
As noted yesterday there are some very
good heavy ewes o nthe export order com
ing forward at the present time, which arc
selling considerably belter than anytiuug
brought last week, but aa matter of fact
they are of very choice quality.
It will be noted that receipts at all mar
ket points are large with the result that
nearly all markets are in practically the
same condition It being a constant struggle
to get the mutton Into consumption na last
aa the sheep and lambs are coming for
ward. The receipts here this morning
were larger than any previous Wedrnsday
this month.
Quotations: Good to choice native Iambs,
$8.3a,6.60; good to choice light western lambs
t.ifft.S0; good to choice heavy lambs, $6.00
6.30; fair to good lambs, e6.004nJ.5u; cull
lambs, $4 5Ofl5 60. good to cnoice nmii year
lings, $6.66&6.00; good to choice heavy year
lings, S.6oj6.86; fair to good neavy yeav
lings. $6.4o4j6.r0 good to cnoice wethers,
66.6046. 76: fair to good wethers. $-.2i'q5 63;
good to choice ewes, $4-T56.50: fair to good
ewes, I4.26hH.66; cull sheep and bucks. 33.90
O4.00.
Representative sales;
No. Av. Pr.
116 weatern ewes 1"7 6 5j
314 western ewes lit! $ 36
407 western wethers and yearl's. sa 6 75
164 western cull lambs 54 6 76
827 western yearl's and wethers. lsj 6 no
144 western lambs 72 (23
400 western lambs 73 26
17 western ewe culls 96 400
1 western clipped ewe 9" 4 60
- 6 western yearlings and weth. 91 4 60
OA Colorado Mexican ewes.. 1.... hi 6 05
1 weatern ewea 65 i Ji
165 weatern ewes 101 6 20
224) western ewes l'i 6 25
874 western yearlings and weth. 107 5 83
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Hothouse, per dog., $1.76'i
Cattle and Hoa Blow lo Steady
sheep steady to Htrona.
CHICAGO, March "ATTLE Recelpta.
ROW head. Market slow, prices steady;
common to 'prime iteers, $3.HMii.4ni cows,
I7l.40'i76.(sj; heifers, I2.7E&5 50; bulls, $2.60
4.i6; calves, $2.7fi(((.2o; stockers und feed
ers. $2.75414.75
HOGS Receipt. 25,100 head. Market waj
slow, prices steady; choice to prune heavy,
tt.4t(6.45; miidiuin to good heavy, $.Jj
6.40; butcher weights. $6.33$ti.45; good to
prime heavy mixed. $t:.3Mr4i.4i.
8HKK.P AND IA M IIS Receipts. 20OU
head. Market steady to strong: sheep. $1.50
.; yearlings, $f-iMI)ti.4u; lunms. h.idu
60.
Kaaaaa City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.; March 28.-CAT-TLE
Receipts. 6.000 head. Including I'll
southerns; market stead : c hoice export
and dresaed beef steers, $o.4tfti6.!il; fair to
gcod, $4 3n5.8o; weatern fed suhtb, $3,801,1!
6.25; stockers and feeders. K 011 4. Ji: south
ern steers. $3.64fi';.00: southern cows. $2.2
tl4O0; native cowl, W.2.Vi4 native lietf -eis,
$3.5"tj6.10; bulls, UiUX: calves, $3. 60
43 6.75.
HOGS Receipts, 10.000 head; market
steadv to weak: top, $6 4"; bulk of salt-.
$4iaoiio: heavy, 66. iAfl .4": laickei'S. JW.Sik,, '
6.37'V. Plga and lights. $.atti..2V '
SHEEP AND LAMBH iuvelpts, 10tl I
head
$0 45:
Coaditlon of Trade and ttniMatlone on
Maple and I'ancr rriidaee.
LliGD-iuaiUs, hbcial, Ircau tlmk, cai
CUIIIll, lac.
L1E POULTHV-Hcna, UsilOo;
roosteis, u-gc, tuiaeya, lac; aucae,
)OUllg ItlOMi'ln, e,ll-" livle. c.-
PKn.Sst.11 iOli.iiIi- lUiKcji, lSolSc;
old torn.. ilnu lbc; clikkt-ns. imaltc; old rooai
tis, 7c, Out Kit. I.'oi.c; aeesc. Inc.
LI T I r.H 'ac6ing so.t.K. Uo: choice to
fancy dairy, lSdhH-; criaineiy, 21iiilSio.
HAY li ices quoted bj tunulia Fvt d com
PAny. Au. I upland, t'; luedluni, H jO.
tlarsc, ,.u,r?jD fjo. Kye stiaw, 66.60. '
BRAN l'e,' ton. tli'.iiO-
I'KOI'iCaL iT-T'ITS.
DATES 1'ir btix of 30 1-lu. pkgs.. $J-00;
Ilailovie en. In iu-lb, boxes, per i., oc; ra
eis, per ih., 4c; walnut ttuitcd, 1-ib. pkga..
l..v 1.1 r doz.; K-lb. boxes, 61.00.
ORAiSGEh-Callfoi'iii.-i, exira fmu.y Red
land 1, mm is. all sixes, p i. taucy navola,
$d. to; cnoice, all slses, lb.
LEMONS Llmonit'i e, extra . rant'6'. -
Slxe, 3. 76; 3eo lu 360 size. 41.26.
FIGS Caliroi Ilia, per lti-ll. carton, in'i
Sic;, Imported Smyrna, three-crown, 11c; si
crown. )3c.
UANANAd-Prr medium slied bunch, $l.ii
(il.Jt; Juinlnia. $.'.otmi3 .tsj.
TA.V.ERiNKS--.ulllurnla. per box ot
about l'JTi, $7l iiq.
GRAPE KltA.'ll'-Florlda, per box. $7.00tf
7.60; California, per box. 4 0oi4.6O.
FRI.'ITI
PEA--Wit ter Nel.'is,- H2.60.
APPLEd- alitornla Newton. Plpplna and
Baldwins, i pur bu. box; Beti Davis. 62
per bu. box; .. inesaps, 12.6O per bu. box;
other varieties, $2 "wsifc oo er bu ; New oik
appies, ilaiuvwiis and Ruirsats. $u.U0 per bui.
uKAPKrJ linpoi ted Malagas, to.Ui.oO.
OLD EGET AliLiib.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., V.VJ
OOc; South Dakota, per bu.. 76c.
NAVi liEANS-Per bu 1.6o; No. 2, $1.75.
LIMA BKANS-Per lb., "i'xC.
CAUiiAGK Coliloir.U. oer lb.; Wis
consin, 111 crates, per lb.. 2 Ss 'it -Inc.
CAlUioTS. i'AhhiMl A-L w.HNIP8
Per bu.. SSc.
CGlLAI-Oullfomlu, $1 per dos. ,
SWEET POTATOES-fllllnolai for 11-pk.
bbl. r-64.60. . . ! .
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida, ptr crate of 30 lbs., ,
net, 60.50.
WAX BEANS Per liumper of about 30
Iba.. net, $6. '
ONIONS Home grown, yellow and red.
Iter hu , Ktc; tlpanisii, per cralu, . i; Culu-
,-a,l.t mil ttinl kllnw. tier kill.. 11.
STRING l'.F.ANS- 1 cr huinpcr oT about 30
lbs., net, ..l.uiut.tio.
GKEeN Pr.PPERS Floiida, per 6-basket
crate, $4 60.
TO KM PS. BEETS AND CARROTS
LuiiiKtana, per doit, bunclies,
SHALLO'i'Tfl Loulaiajm, . per doxen
buncoes, 7uC. ' ... '
HEAD 'LETTUCE Louisiana,' per bbl.,
$7.tAiu,lo 00; H-- .duS. heads, H.VjuI.'Mj.
LEAK LE'l'TLCE Holiioua... . per doa.
lies da, too. V
COCLMriEKS-V
2 a' '.EEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. i ribs, HHc; No. 3
riba, $',4c; No. 1 lolrt, ltic; No. 2 loin, IV;
No. 3 loin, litc; No. 1 chuck, Ik ; No. 3
chuck, 6lc; No. 3 chuck. c; No. 1 round,
6c; No. t round, 7V; -"i"- a I'uuiid, 7'c;
No. 1 plate, 4c; No. 2 plate, liVjC. No: $ pluic,
3c. ' ';'-".
MISCELLANEOO'b.
ClDKlt Per 4;g. 63,b: per bbl., $6.75.
HoNEt'-New, pur 24 Iba., $3.50,
CHEESE Swiss, .new, loc; Wisconsin
brick, loc; YIcon3ln limbclgur, lie; twins,
U4c; Your.g America, lie.
NUTS V alnul, No.. 1 soft sliells, new
crup. V-T ib., lic; harl sherla, per lb.,
13V6C. Pecaoa, large, per ib., 14c; smull, per
lb., lie. Peanu;, per lb.. roaatcd. per
lb., 6c. Chili wainuta, per . )b., 12iy l3c.
Almonds, soft abulia... per lb.. 17c; hard
anell.i, per lb., 15u. cocoauuta. $4 per suck
of I0U.
FRESH FISH Trout, lie; halibut, 10c;
pickerel, drestajd.. 7; wliHe baas. 11c; aun
hah, utiDc; perch, akliuied and dresaeiL 6c;
pike, 10c, redanapper, 11c: tainion, 11c;
cruppiea, i'nUc; . eiK, He; black Puna, 22c;
whllatlsh, Lc; frog lega. per 0111., '6c; lob
i..iK. uiee.l. 2: U.llt;d ioU.4tt-ru, 37c: blue- ' ,
llan, 16c; hurling, 4c; Spanish mackerel, liic;
hudduck, loc; anriiup, l.ooyi.6u per gullon;
aniens, lie; cod, Lc.
UAUISHES llolhouse, per dux. butiches,
Couioc. . .,
Ml SHROOMS- lot'.iousc, pt-r lb., 6o4iGOc.
Oy81'EH.S--FifcBli atandard, 61. to per a,al.;
shell oystera, I1.miv2.u0 $.t ,1; Little Neck,
clums, 41.60 pv-r 10U.
SUGAR Grauui.ittd cane. In bbls., $.i.i)6;
granulated cane, III sacks, 65.01; granulated
beet, in sacks, 64.91.
SlRL'P In barrels, 24c per gal.; In ea...
10-lb. cans, $1.60; caaea, 11 5-IU. cans, 62 6u;
cases, 14 i.V-lb. cana, $1.90.
COFFEE Roaslea: No. Sj. 25Vic per lb.;
No. 30, iOHo per lb.; No. 2j, lsvuc per .lb. ;
No. 20, lBVkc per lb.. No. 21, litsc per lb.
FLOCK vholeule) Be.it high grade Ne
braska, per cvs I., $1.90; btat IiIkIi grade pat
ent iidiiiiieabtu. per cat,, $2 3't; atralght al
ent Neurasku, per cwt., $1.8o; second pat
ent Neblaska, 61-60.
CLKk'l' FISH Family whitensh. per v
bbl., Ino lbs., $150; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 200 lbs., bloaters, $4u.W; No. 1, 4UI.011;
No 2, $-CA4); No. 3, tiO.oO; Irish, No. 2, iw.iaj;
Herring. I" bbls., 200 Iba. eucti, Nurvyay, 4k,
13 00; Norway, 3k, $13.00; Holland, mixed,
U. So; Holland herring, in kegs, milkers.
Sue; kcg, mixed, 7oc.
CAN is ED 0O0I16-Corn, standard weat
ern, Da'utioc; Maine, $1.25. Toinatoea. 3-lb.
cans, $1.2oil.S0; 2-lb., 9iV6C(i$1.0". Pineapple,
grated, 2-lb.. $2.UHU.30; sliced, $1.9ufX3o.
Gallon apples, fancy, 43.60; California apri
cots, $1.4isu2.ot); peara, $1.75''2.60; peaciics,
fancy, ll.ik'ii'.'.tO; H- C. jachca, $2.00. j'l! , '
Alaaka salmon, red. $1.15; r-luk. 9oc; fancy
Chinook. F., $2.10: lancy eockeye, F., $1.'j5;
bardlnea. l, oil, $2.6u; imiHtarda, $2.5.
im Sweet DOtatoea, Slljii 1.2i; sauerkraut.
6l.!io; pumpkins. Bix-'iifl.OO; wax beans, w-lo.,
,6"j'.'"c, lima beans, 2-lb., 7ac'itl.35; spinach,
11. toi J.i; cheap pens, 2-lb., 60c; exua, ,4
c; fancy, $1 S.M.il.76.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet, $.7.25; No. 2 carpet,
$2.40; No. 3 plain. $3 ii.
HIDES. PELTS AND TALIjOW-N. 1
green hides, 9c; No. 2, 8c; No. 1 salted,
11c; No, 2. K'c; bull hides. 7,'fi!-o; dry
hides, 121(1200, Horse hide., large,? $;l;rsmnll,
12. Sheep pr-lta. uecli 2t0.iU$l .25. Tallow, No.
L. 4c; No. 3. 3c; rouglt. liic
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, REAL K.ST 61 i: TH 4 KFEIt
Robert C. Strehlow und wlfo to Mary
ljtnuc. nart block 25. Walnut Hill
t ' addition , $l.S0u
i Philadelphia Mortgage Mud Trust Co.
lo A. B. Alprln, 11 S lot 1, block 26,
Omaha 2,5uo
Martin J I DouKlaa to Xulla Douglas et
al. east':,' feet lot 6, block 7, Hill
aide add. No. 1...
William Stoeckcr and wife to Niels
P. Stilling, lot 16, block 12. Deer Pa)k
addition :
Omaha Real Estate and Trust Co. lu
James tl. Janpcrscn and wile, lot 15
and Hi. block 14, S.tUndera Hiuie
buugh's atld
F. C. Pinaull to J. W. Rasp, lot 17,
block 1, Madison Square
Jumes Allen and wife to Nancy E.
Allen, sws, es. 17-u:-10-
A. It Lullon and wife lo Ellzala-tli
Si hreiner. lo 1. block 8, Saunders
Hinic latuKh a add
Ellen Lint-hail und husbund to W. II.
market steady: too weatern lambs. Hniiih. part lot . uiocic 1. lima na....
native fed lambs. $j.2ii4.nO; western 1 Marry ftlarownx ami wne iy aite
fed lambs. $5 -Axaii.aO; fed sheen and year- .
lings. $4.tx(f.su; weatern fed yearlings, $6.60 j
4.o9; weatern fed aheep, $4.Jooj.76; alotk- 1
er and feeders, 3.0(Kal.bO.
81. l-oals Live Hack Market.
ST. LOl'18, Mo. March 2S. CATTLE Re
celpta, t.MU , head. Including 725 Texana;
market atrong; native alupping and ex
port steers. $4.t.Vu4l um; dieaaed liee-f and
butcher ateers, $.1 16ti5 au; aleeta under
l.ouv pound. 43 2.Vu4.au; iiockera and feed
era, $2.to(o4. V: cows and belft-rs. tl.liXui.'-'i,
earners, $1 76WJ.fjO. bull. $2.66oi4 1; calves,
$4(M06 6O; Texaa and Indian steera, $3.9o'i
4.70; cows and heifers. U i"'i4 X.
HOGS Receipts, 7.0OO head: market
strong; pigs and light. I6 0iu6.4t.; packers.
$a 10ti.45; butchers and best heavy, $6.40
lU) 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.200
head; market steady; native muttons, 64 00
4)6 60: lambs, $5 aiii 86; culls and bucks,
$i 7f.4j4.00.
2,600
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fr.OUX CITY
s-r.m 1 t'ATTLK Recclpti.
I Ive l-a,k Market.
March J IHiieelal Tele-
l.f.V head:
nart lots 2 and 3. block 7, Omaha
William G. Ure and wife lo George E.
Roller, lot 1 block 1. Saunders tk
lilmebaugh's add , .. -
Mtliel V. Hliiiner and liutiOand ,to
Shinier & Chase Co., iKirt lots 10. 11
t,pd 14. blix k 1. Vauderuook Terrace.,
F. J. BurWley lo W. B. binllh, lot 1,
block 40 om.iha
Harold Thoiiisvn 10 name, lot 3.' block
6t. Oimtlia -v....
I Osias Kobiliiti In and aifn to aauur,
I 4-U lot 2. block . Iiniiiliit ..,
F- D- Day Cl Co.
Stocks. Grain. ProvJglunt
bl Vouv Vrsla la li, 1
Clileaao and Minotrapullt Uellaery.
One-eighth cuniiiiUalon tvq Grain, one
quarter on Slock. prompt and careful
attention 6',4eo Uj oulsida aicouiii. Write
for cur daily Maiket Latter, mailed traa,
Main Onu s.
llO-lll Board of Trad Bid.
OMAHA. a,ar;ej. - -Losg
Ulstaag Tkvat, Doaglaa 8S14.