Nebraska Newspapers

    TOE OMAHA. DAILY. DEE: SATURDAY, MARC1I 2, 1907.
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Only Oats Displays Straartn, Wheat Etinc
tJider Em IcfltMnc
EFFECT IS DEPRESSING ON COARSE CEREAL
Reports 'of HMty Receipts at Mlnae.
polls aad Other Northwest
Potato Hots Considerable .
Weight la Resalt.
OMAHA. March 1. 1807.
The grain market broke sharply, strength
being displayed In oats only, wnlle wheat
was subjected to strong bear pressure on
reports of heavy receipt at Minneapolis'
and tne nonnwesu Biotas oi wneai i
Minneapolis increased suu.uuO busnels and
ge lacrosses were predicted witn tne
emng or navigation on tne great laaes.
ine market ooened on May wheat at
71c aeked and closed one point lower on
revived selling of lung Unas, several stop
order being shaken out In the decline.
The weakness In wheat had a depressing
Influence on .other coarse grains, but the
trading In oats was light and It cloned At
ujc, a loss of only Sc from yesterday.
kxport sales of 888.000 bushels Whest,
moelly durum and Manitoba, and 40.0U0
bushels corn were reported at seaboard.
Shipments of !,4M,GuQ bushels wheat and
f3,uuu bushels corn were reported from
.Argentina, uilnil wheat snloments of
4.2o,v0 bushels and corn MO.OuO bushels
. Primary wheat reeetnts were 76S.O0O bush
els and Shipments 2b6,(M bushels, as against
receipts last year of 872,U00 bushel add
hlDineot of 194.000 bushels. Cora receipts
were 3,000 bushels and shipments of M4.ouO
bushels, against receipts of oou.otu Dusneis
and shlrjmanta of 461 .00 bushels last year.
Liverpool closed Hd lower on wheat
Ana Hd -nigner on corn.
Clearances were 439.000 bushels of corn.
1&.0U bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 363.000 bushels and wheat 80,0u
bushels.
Local range of options: ,
patents. M.ftMM IK: first clears, t3.2!ff3.$5;
second clears, 12 47?.0.
BRAN In bulk, ll7.6oai7.Te,
HKW VOHK ICXEIUl, MARKET
Qaotatloaa of the nay Tarloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, March 1-FLOUR Receipts,
1. W. Mils ; exports, 11.0SS bbls.; market
dull and about steady: Minnesota pat-
ntt. I4.10ii4 (: winter etralahts. tl 4'fT
66; Minnesota bakers. ta.Khdrt .76: winter ex-
trae, $2.3.liO; winter patents, l3.6tNa3.SS;
winter low grades, K.Wlw rly nour,
ull: fair to good. l.iti4m.N0: choice to
fancy, $S.86fc4.;. Buckwheat flour, dull:
$2.ao, spot and to arrive.
CORNMEAL Rteadv: fine white and vel-
low, $1.23L26; coarse, 4i.-tO4Tl.Us kiln dried,
$2fi2.7.
W HEAT -Receipts, 40,000 bu.; spot market
easy; No. 1 red, 2c, elevator., and MXc
o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern. Dulutn.
2Hc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard winter,
8rtic, f.-o. b. afloat. Liquidation on a fairly
liberal scale broke wheat over He today.
It was started by lower oahles and big
northwest receipts and reoelved late Im
petus from an absence of crop damage
news, heaviness In northwest markets and
large Interior receipts. The final prices
were He to So net lower. May. 84V85'4c
closed at 84Vc; July. MQMc, cloned at
84Vtc; September, SSVaWttc, closed at MHc.
I'llHN-Receipts. 138.676 bu.; exports.
11,692 bu.; spot market barely steady; No.
(Ac, elevator, and (4c, f. o. b. afloat; No.
white, 66c; No. 1 yellow. 64ttc. f. O. b.
afloat. The option market, was without
transactions, closing partly He net lower.
May closed at M'Ao : juiy closed at wc.
UATB itecelpts, 33. DUO Du.; exports, 1,SI
bu.; spot market Arm: mixed oats, 2B to 82
lbs., 4Se; natural white, 30 to US lbs . 62fc64c;
clipped white, M to 40 lbs., B2ifc.
nrm; spring bran, la.t; mid-
dllnira. $?S10; city, 124 00.
HAT Steady: shipping. T&3S6C! good to
choice. ll.tWl.10.
HOPS Qwfet ; state, mmmon to onoice.
ISO prnn IHfrfOr: lOTt crnn. RiiWle: Paclflo
coasV 10 crop, lOCJUc; 1906 crop, 83llc
niujui-bipuy uaivestnn, so to a
Articles.) Open. I Hlgb.l Low. Close. Tesy
.Wheat i
' May...
t July...
corn
May. Jniy.
Sept.,
July.
71 a 71 a' 70 A1
71Aj 7lA 711iA.
43 SB
43
41 B
U Al 41TA
41HBI 4AJ 40T4B)
79 A
7iAJ
42A
el HA
71 B
TlViB
t?A
41 ttA
42 A
A
S&ttA
A asked. B bid.
. Omaha Cask Prises.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 4JWtc; ' No.
hard, 637c; No. 4 hard, Imaiio; No.
voorlng. 4(cf8Uo.
corn No. a. ntmKtci No. 4. Kfe3Jo
Jo. a yellow, 48Hw3Soi No. t white. 419
ilUo.
OATS-NO. I white, 3SHo; No. 4 whit.
KSI.WC.
RYB No. t, 0ot No. a, UVsO.
Carlot Reeelpte,
wheat. Corn. Oats,
Chloago tl M 13
MlnneapoUg .................471 . -
Omaha t M
llnluth . ItS
Bt. Louis .. U Ki IS!
'aHBBMnwsMsaeM
CHICAGO ORAIlf AMD FROTIIIOXfl
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Featmres of the Tradlaaj aa CloslaaT
Prices oa Board ( Tre.de,
CHICAGO, March 1 Increased receipt
in the northwest caused general selling of
wheat today which resulted In a decline
of almost one cent. The May option was
down Tic Corn was oft fee. Oat war
unchanged, and provision 12Vio to 1710
lower.
Ths bears were In the ascendent through
- out the -entire session and he wheat mar.
Wat . a auV All 4tav. ProsnActa are con
sidered bright for a liberal movement of
wheat from the northwest during th pres.
ont month and as evidence of this the bear
minted to the recelDts of the day at sun
neapoll and Duluth, which ware to? oar
against car ror tne same oay laai year.
, In addition the movement to all primary
nolnta wu heavv. tha Utal Drimarr re
ceipts being 713,000 bushels, against 17X000
bushels last year, ine sausiactory oun-
ditlon of the fall-sown crop was also an
NEW iORK STOCKS ASDB05DS
IncooiirUnoy of Karctt Etill Farther Tm
phn:'dbj Itt Imtio afortmtnti.
SHARP DECLINE IN THE HILL ISSUES
Readlns, llarrlmana aad Peaaayl
vaala 'Also Down Rally Coaaea
Late la Bessloa aad Cloa
I Irregolar.
reached lnfi4. but eoppr hares generally
were strong In "yimethy with the metal.
Americans were well supported durinK the
forenoon snd reached over partly, operators
N'lnn encouraged by the overnight Wall
street advices. Canadian Parlflo and Mis
souri, Kanaas A Texas received specis) st
tention. Forelirners were firm on rarls
buying. Jspaneae Imperial to of 1WH cloaed
at 1( .!. Kalllrs were aim on Pari pur
chases. MRRI.IN. Mrch I.'-Prlce cn the Bourse
todav were firm.
PARIS, March 1. Prices on the Bourse to
day were firm. Russian Imperial 4s were
not quoted and the bonds of 1904 closed -at
487.00. "
other reason for the weakness. One dis
patch from St. Louis stated that from prea-
nt indications the crop or nansa ana
wourt will equal that of last year. Bell-
was general, while tne demand came
fly from shorts. The market closed at
lowest point or tne day. May wneat
opened He to a lower at T7Ho to 77 He
and sold off to 7tjo, where it closed. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were -equal to
Sb4,0U buahels. Exports for the Week as
ahnwn hv HrilatMta w . . . aiia.t tn X-flOO..
d bushels. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi- Wheat, bu.
pounds, S0c; California, n to pounds, ale;
Texas dry, M to 80 pounds, ll'c.
LEATHKR Steady ; acid, x7HV29c.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady; family,
IU.0015.60: mess. 18.60 4i 10.00; beef
hams, I4. 00024. 00; packet. 11.0041 .00;
city, extra India mess, 20.oo 28.00, Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, $l0.7fx
12. SO; pickled hams, 112.25 vi1 1 2.60. lar l.
easy; western prime, 9.7VuV.86; renned,
easy; continent. $10.10; South America,
til. 00; compound. t8.76tU.K7 Vi. pork,
steady; family, $22.60; short clear, $18.00(3)
It. 25; mess, tl -60 l.60.
TALLOW-ateady: city (U per pkg.). 6140:
country (pkgs. fre. ShVSIo.
RTCIS Steady; domestic fair to extra.
IKGHc; Japan, nominal. .
BUTTEB-nrm; street price, extra
creamery, 3H$34o. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 22'ff.l3o; held, com
mon to extra, iiiaiiio: state aairy. com
mon to fancy, 2Ot031c; renovated, common
to extra. lcwZKc: western factory, common
to firsts, ntf2lc: western Imitation cream.
ry, extras. 264J27c; flrsU. 2aii4o.
CtiCiJutlu ' irm; siate, .. iuii jcream,
small September, fancy, 16c; state, white,
lic, October small colored, best, UUHo;
state, good to prime, 13t?i3H:; state, winter
made, average Desi, izy,c; state, large Sep
tember fancy. 14l4c: state. October best.
1814o: good to prime, 12(8riJ4o; same.
inferior, waims, naiio.
EXJOS steady; atate, Pennsylvania ana
nearby fanoy selected white, 90o; state,
choice, 2Mj29c; brown and mixed, extra,
2g2c; firsts to extra firsts, 27'S,27Hc; wes
tern firsts, 27c; official price, J7o; second.
2trWHe.
POULTRY 14ve oulet: western chickens.
11c; fowls, 12c; turkeys, 14c Dressed, easy;
western cnicgens, uwioo turaeys, iaitc:
fowl, 8S13c. ; J
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 1 WHEAT Lower;
track. No. 2 red, cash, 77(gT7Hc; No. X hard,
IVaOc; May, 76c; July, 767c.
CORN Lower; track, No. i cash, 4fi9
4&HC; No. I whit. 4tJ0o; May, Wo;
July. 46Hfr-6H-
OATS Weak; track, No. 1 cash, 43c; No.
I white, 44o ; May, 41o; July. tfciWc.
FLiOUR Steady; red winter patents, $3 SO
tfS.SO; extra fancy and straight, Ii.2oijj8.a0;
Clear, $2. 12,86.
SEED Timothy, steady t3 7504,15.
CORNMRALr-Steady, $2.40.
BRAN Slow; sacked, east track, 9fi99o.
HAY Dull; timothy, tl6.0Oi318.SOi prairie,
ll0.00tglS.O0.
IRON COTTON TIES-41.10.
BAOOINO 10SO. '
HEMP TWINE 10e.
PROVISIONS Pork. ' lowen lobbing.
I$K.8&. Lard, lower; prim steamed, $.3t.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra short,
$9.62; clear ribs, t.62H: short clear, $9.76.
Baoon, steady; boxed,, extra short, $10.37Vi;
clear ribs, 110.27; short clear, $10.50.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 11c; springs,
13c; turkeys, lOHc; ducks, 12c; geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2704o;
dairy, tli'Hc.
FXKJS Higher at 17a.
The receipt and shipments of flour and
grain were; Receipts. Shipments.
! Flour, bbls O.OnO 10.00
cago reported' receipts of tut cars against
a holiday last week and tot cars a year ago.
Small local receipts ant) unsettled weather
steadied the corn market early In the day,
but the weakness of wheat offset these in
' tluences and caused an easier tone during
the last half of the session. Because of a
scarcity of offerings trading was light at
the opening, but became more active later
when pit traders sold freely because of th
break in wheat. The close was easy. May
corn opened a shade higher at 47HO, sold
between 47WO and 47'S-7Xc and closed at
'uHViC. Ical receipts were 844 car
with none of contract grade, .
Trading In oats was light and the market
was a trifle easier because of the weakness
of wheat. The bulk of the trading was In
July option. May oat opened Hfo'io higher
at 4-'Vc, sold between 42Vo and 42Ho and
closed at 42Wtf42c. Receipt were 123 cars.
The provisions market was subject to
heavy selling pressure by stockyards In
terests and as the support was not strong
prices suffered a considerable decline. Of
ferings were chiefly at tlt.35. Lard was
do"n 12c at $9.624 Rib were UVsQ'lta
lower at t8.9Vu8.H6.
Estimated reoeipta for tomorrow: Wheat,
as cars; corn. 874; oat. 122; hogs, 20.000 head.
The leading future ranged as follow;
Corn.
Oats,
bu.
bu.
. 2,000
.m.ouo
. 80.000
NEW YORK. March l.-The inconsistency
of the stock market was emphaeisvd by
Its erratic movements today. Hitherto this
week the abrupt reversals have come on
succeeding days. Today the range was re
traced before the expiration of the ses
sion. Several declines were shown atf on
time during the day and these were prac
tically all wiped out by a subsequent rally.
Transactions were on a considerable seals,
but was largely congested In a few actlv
stocks.
The constant fluctuation of price pointed
to a professional origin for the greater
part of ths transactions. The extent of
the fluctuations, however, as well as the
absence of authentic Information to ex-
filain them keep alive suspicions of man
pulatlve tactics In the market to
oonoeal the character of the oper
ations In progress. Some of the special
weakness today was attributed to th after
math of the Harrlman Inquiry and to Sug
gestions of new direction which future
prosecution of the inquiry might take. The
sharp declines in the Hill stocks were
connected with these suppositions. Read
ing continued a center of attack and ru
mors persisted of a forthcoming large note
issue by that company.
A bad effect was produced also by the re
ports of a vote In progress amongst some
classes of Pennsylvania railway employes
on a proposed strike, although officials of
the company profess confidence that the
dispute will be settled. Canadian Pacific
offered a report of earnings for January
In which a decline In gross earnings com
bined with an increase In operating ex
penses to make a wide decline In net earn
In as compared with last year. The same
tendency was observable In some other less
Important railroad reporting. Conferences
were reported In. progress at the same
time amongst railroad officials looking to
advances in rreignt rate on coal and Iron
One of the board room review on the early
weakness of the market was that it was
tne expression Of disapproval by large
financial Interests of any attemnt to dis
count in the market, the 'final adoption of
the Aldrlch bill. Large Influence on the
upward turn In th market was attributed,
however, to th report from Washington
that this bill would be taken? up In the
house during the Afternoon Instead of be
ing put over to the Saturday session. The
upward turn, came in the race or the an
nouncement of new note Issues, for which
so much dread had been professed, the
IiOUlsville and Nashville and the Atlantic
Coast line being the oomnanles concerned
Money rates were Arm here on call and
on time. The London and Paris money
markets, however, showed prompt response
to. tne relaxing mnuence of the turn of
the month and foreign exchange here was
easier. The coming Japanese loan refund
ing, although it will .be participated In by
New York bankers, will. It Is said, serve
rather to move funds to New York than
to make any Inroads on banking supplies.
The late rally In stocks was onlv sllrhtlv
Impaired and th closing tone wae slightly
Irregular.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, $1.48. 000. United States bond were
unchanged on call.
The following was the range of price on
th New York Stock exchange:
Silo. Hlh. iJtm. CloM
mi Nxprns
Amalgamated Copper 14. fit U
Amer. Car and. Foundry..,, t.mo 44
i" ....
Antr. Cotton Oil 400 1144 11
do fd
Amer. Iipreas 1M 2M tit
Amir. Hide Leather pit ,
Amer. Ice 1,(00 tt II
Amer. Unwed Oil., ,
pfd
Amer. Loeometlve tot 111 T2
4o pfd
Amer. tmsltlng a tUf..,
do pfd
Amer. Busar Ref., sx-dlr
Amor. Tobacco pld (III.
Anaoonda Mining Co
Atcblaoa .. ......
do sfd
Atlantis Coast Una 700 11 1 H
Baltimore Ohio lluH
. do pfd ,
Brooklyn Rapid Tranilt 4,600 7014.
Canadian PaclBs. ea-dlv... 1.700 181
Central of Now Jersey .... too ftMVfc tMVt
Chomapoake Ohio , l.Ono K 4
cnicago ui, woatern one in 14
Chleife 4k Northwesters... Isto 147
C. at. St. raul 4,suo 144
Chlcaco Term. At Timna ....
do pfd , .... ...
c c. r a st. ituia
71,Ol6 I Colorado Pual and Iron..
Mew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, March L MONEY On call,
strong at 6V4U fer cent; ruling rate, t per
cent; closing bid, 6Vj per cent; offered at 4
per rent. Time loans, slightly firmer; sixty
day. 614 per cent; ninetw days, 6V4ylib per
cent; six months, 64 per cent.
KKIMK MUKCAKTILB l'AJ'lVht-e!?pi
per cent.
BTKHUNa EX.CHANUE Easier, witn
actual business In. bankers' bills at t4.ft46ttf
4.84H6 for demand and at $4. 803534 ft HO for
sixty-day bills: posted rates. t4.ftlVk and
$4J4; commercial bills, $4.mtfJ4.80.
BIL.VEK Bar. tsa-Ho: Mexican dollars.
63t40.
bonds uovernment. steady: railroad.
heavy.
CluHlng quotatlrns en binds were a
follows:
V. t. ref. la, T....ir
do coupon Ktvfc
V. . . rr 10314
do coupon 10,414
V. 8. old 4a, r(....10s
to coupon, -ei-lnt. 101H
V. a. a. 4a, na.....lt
da eonpon It
" - 1 ww ...... ..
do (a ;...i
Atrhiaon fn. 4a 101
do adj. 4s i
At. C. L. 4a, ax-lnt.. M
B. O. 4s 101W
do l4 :
Brx. R. T. er. 4s..
cnt. or oa. is.... 11
do lit Ino.
do Id Ine.
do M Ino.
C. A O. 4H. ex-lnt.l2
Chicago A A. 71
C, B. A Q. n. 4.... t44
C. R. I. A P. to... 1it
so eoi. m, i-int. u
CCC. 9t U . 4. 10144
r. A
Colo. Ind. U.
Colo. Ml. 4a...,
Colo. A So. 4s
ruba ta ,
!. A R. O. 4s.,
Mrt. ,. to....
Brie prior Hon 4a.,
do geil. 4a ,
Hock. val. 4Wi.
"It,
Bid. Offered
IJapaa to. 2d sarlea. M4
do rtfa K4
do id sarlea 4
do 4a I34
L. A N. nl. 4a 1004
M.nbat. e. told 4a.. ion
Met. Central 4a....
do lot Ino 24
at. A St L. 4s ti-lnt M
M., K. A T. 4o... t7H
do Ida 14 4
N. R. of M. a. 4a.... at
N. T C. son. 1.. M
14. J. C. an. 4a..l5t4
No. Paelne 4s 10014
do la 70 V4
Norfolk A W o. 4a. H
ore. . U rf. 4a... tl
Fnn. ov. US
Raadlaf sen. 4s.... tT
St. L I I. , t to. Ill
si. L. A . r. tg. 4a. ai
t. U . W. a. a.. T
Koabnord A. L. 4a.. 7H
3o. Pacific 4a IH
do let 4a otfa Il4
Southern Rt to 11'S
7mTei. A P. lata 1!'S
1 ItT St. b. W. 4a. II
.1004 U. P. 4a K"-
. Nlt l'. R. Hteol Id to.... 4ft
. fits "Wahaah lata Ill
. nvi W.ntrrn Mfl4a It
. It ,W. A L.B. 4a ax-lnt IT
.1I 4H wis. Central 4a If
1814
77
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Licbt Eeoeiptt f Cattle, with Trioe
Generally Ettady.
HOGS OPEN UP HVt CENTS HIGHER
Light Reeelpte of Sheep aad Laabe,
with Detnaad Very Good aad
I-rlres rally Steady
with Yesterday. A 1
SOUTH OMAHA, March X. 1907.
Racetnts were:
Official Monday ...
Olllclal Tufsday ...
Ottlcial Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
... 6.204 6M1 U.W1
11.3TI 14.V.V
11.16 8,1
V, 4.M
,W 7U)
.... '....rt to t M sa m ... t N
u. ...... .M ... tM 77 tl ... 1X4
an 4 4 I at tl 111 ... t "v,
44 t'4 ... ISt 4 'l ... ItT
71....,,. s4 . . tat sa a ... t
47 mi m is 4 11 ... t rv 1
44 its H I U 74 ... t rrv4
M. H7 ...1st ft IM 4 I rrH
n r.-4 M IM Tl V ... irit
M Kl ... I TO Ht ... t nwj
17 rt 4 . m 1 ... I rrv
so i4 ... I M K IM ... t rH
4 141 ... tM H ft ... IS
71 141 ... t M 71 Sl ... I H
1 174 ... til Tt Ml ... IN
44 ttl ... 1st
Itnatna Stocks and Beads.
BOSTON, March l.-Call loan. Vql per
cent; time loans, 6Vfi6',t per cent Official
prices on stocks and bonds were
i
Atehlaoa adj. 4a..
no 4o
Mrt. CentlAl
AWhlann IOI14
no pfd 1.1
Soaton A A., ei-dlY.tritt
Boston A Maine 1(7
Boiton Elevated ....141
ritchburg pfd llu
Ilex. Central l.t4
N. Y., N. H. A H . 18144
Para Marqaatts tl
Union Paclno Y!
Am. Arga. Cham.... II
do sfd M
fnea. tuos
Bunr in
do pfd 126t4
. Tel. A Tel.. 12s
II AdTentura
t'VAIlouet .
SH Amalnamatod
Am. Woolen
da sfd
11aon Sloe. III..
Maaa. Blootrla ...
do pfd
aas. Uaa
ITnlted rrult ....
nlted Shoo Maeh.
Pfd
a. atooi
d4 Ofd
uia. "Offered.
. tl, 70 140
luO U4V,
. 1.1(H) 1114,
too.
.104,000 W44
. 17,000 io;4
no
1M 1104
41 44
a
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i
to
X
It
liH
u$
114
11144
M
m
101 n
11
lis "4
4
7014
1174
lll4
104
Hi
110
101
1144
10r4
tM4
Con sola, money . ,
ao aceounL ..,
Anaconda
Atchlaon ...
do pfd
. A O....'.
Canadian Pactte
Choa. A O
Chicago O. W ...
( .. tt. a st. P..
DaBeara
. A It. O
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd .....
'Illlaola Central ,
A Niahvllle
8H.VF7R Bar,
1114 mvt
roo
1IIV4
14144
115.UK)
62 000
Kaasaa City Grala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, March 1. WHEAT Ho
lower; May, 70o; July, 704c; September,
7o'pe; cash, No. t hard. eoHfiSc; No. i,
tti(71c; No. t red. 74(&74Hc; No. i. 6W73o.
CORN Unchanged to o lower; May,
414c; Joly, 41Hc, September, 42Hc; cash.
No. 2 mixed ,- 41 42o; No. I, tOfec; No. 1
white. 4Sc: No. t. 42,0.
OATS Unchanged; No. X white, 410
4mo: No. 1 mixed. 40t40Vic.
BGG8 Steady; firms, 17Ho; cases In
cluded. HAY-r-Steady; choice timothy, HS.6O3iS.OO;
choice prairie, $11.000 11.60.
RYK aJteady, &Kaio.
Bl'TTtOH Steady to firm; creamery, 81c;
packing, Uo.
Keceipie. bhipments.
Wheat, bu. 61,000 (OOOO
Corn, bu 40,000 SA.000
Oats, DU.,. 16,000 ro.ooo
Board of Trade quotation for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, as re
ported' by Logan At Bryan, 111 Board of
Trade building, was:
Colorado A gouthere.
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Conaolldatad Oas
Com Products
do Pfd ,
Delaware A Hudaoa
Dal., Lack. A Weatara
lianvor A lllo Grande
Article. I Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Yes-y.
Wheat 11 I
May 774 , 77S 74 764
July 784J71H, 7SH 77i 77
Sept. . 7S J 7t T7iH 77s&
Corn I
May 47Hf'4 47ff4 H 46
. July V 4 4t 4i" 4t4
Sept 4o',a 40 46ViMeila
C)ts I
May 42 4I ttHiiSHie-H
July tr ' ST1 t7,S7S'a
Sept. . M ,12 123(8
Pork ,
-May 16.60 1 60 1 T S6
July 16 b0 It 60 U 17ft 1 47ft
Msy t7?ft I 78 t 8?H tzft
' July t 72 77ft t tUft 2ft
Sept. I 77 Is 77ft $ 71 in
00 106 1 92ft IK
July 16 116 rOs Its
7ft1f.
ailft
ftb"H
Htlft
It 66
73
I 77ft
t fcft
107ft
Cash ouotatlon were follows:
PLX.1UR Kasy; winter' patent..
Article. I Open. I High. I Low. 1 Close.
Wheat- I I I
May Wft 71 70iS4l7(VB
July 71fti Tift? 71ft 71ftB
Corn "I
May 41ft41Hia 41ftiflft4ft
July 41ft42ftnpft 41ft 4,2
1.60; winter straights, W.OOifi'itS; sjurlng pat
ents, t.Duwa.ov; siraignta, 44.1utjs.0u: Daaui.
I2.KHS170.
WHKA T No. I sprfng. elf4c; No. 1
TJVf-V: No. I red, 7Sfi740.
COKJJ-No. X 43o; No, I yellow, 44fte.
OAT a No. X 4lftc: No. I whits, tic; No.
I whlltt. 41i&420. , ,
RTK-No. i &c. . '
HAKUEY Fair to chok-e malting, OtWo.
aKI No. 1 flax, $1.17; No. I north wi
em. 11.24. Otnver, contract grade, $13.1(6. ,
rROVISlONS Short ribs side (loose),
$7i 75u8lt7ft. Mess pork, per bbl., tl.rtWii
Jd .40. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.t7ft. Short clear
aides tboxed). $8.7ft''t.,ft.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
1"' , , , statceipta ejmpmente.
riuui, 4.0iJt
Wheat, bu t,000
Corn, bu 2o.)
Cwts, bu ...lta.4)
Jtye, bu 4.0,0
barley, bu., T,0
On the Produce eschsngs today the but-
T" maxaej was weaa: creameries, EsuMftc
t? JOdjac. I:ggsw .te)ldy; at mark.
e-v.
K7.3i'0
7J,"J
:. 7a
M.oiio
- t.j
.-eew iweay; at mark.
1 Included. S0t". flrala. tei prim first.
Cheese, teady; HHCltiWo.
MUwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 1. WH RAT Mar
ket Uwer; No. 1 northern, alfcSLc; No t
northern, TbfeSrtc; May. 7ba7tic. bid. .
HAKLET-Hlgher; No. t. 60c; sample. &g
tjuoc.
OATS Steady; standard. eSfttSc.
CORN Kaoler: No. t. cash, 4J4ijJc: My.
47Vii471sC, asked.
- Liverpool Urala Market.
I.IVKBPOOL, Feb. WHEAT-Spot,
'steady; No. I red western winter. Is fd;
futures, qnlet: March, 6s 61; Msy, Cs
6Vtl; July, lis
CORN Spjt, steady; Anterclan mlxt-d
4a tJ: old. 4s 7W1; futures, quiet; March,
as 4ftd; May, 4s tftd.
Mlaaeapolla Orala Market.
MINNBAPOI.ia. Minn., Mar. 1. WHEAT
May rli.s-d at 7V(i:sVo; July Tsfta, Ou
track. No. 1 hard. SL-MiKliao; No. 1 north
ern. Vir-aUSac; to arrive, Jft7ic: No. I
Ufrthfin. r -iT,r; to nrr v. T;S4I7V.
itALll Ml ,-ateuU, 4-ij4.u, scuuj
nnlath Grala Market.
Dtrt TtTH. March 1. WHBAT-On track:
No. 1 northern, 7Sfto; No. 1 northern, 77fto;
May, 70ftc; July, ! I Heptemoer, tec.
OATS To arrive, March. IBfto.
BARLEY-8fl0.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Feb. .-ORN Unchanged;
No. A Ac; no grade, toftoaac
OAT8 Firm; No. 1 white, 42ftc; Ko.
white. 41ii-C4c; No. 4 white, 414ifto.
RTlw btedy; No. X 67iic.
Phlladolakla Prodae Market. .
PHILADELPHIA. March 1. EGGS Mar
ket lc lower; western fresh, 14c at mark.
CHEEHB Market firm and in good de
mand; New York full cream,' fancy, 14ft9
na; new xora iuii creama, choice, ldfto.
Toledo Peed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. March 1. SEEDS Clover.
Caah and March. $N JO; April, x .06 ; October,
40 w. nmotny, aisik. i.te.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March 1 WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin of Boston, basing It re
port upon statistics gathered tor the gov
ernment, will say tomorrow of the wool
market: It has been a week of big sales.
heavy receipts and large shipments. The
market I active In all departments and
an enormous amount of the staple Is being
handled. The American Woolen company
has been a large buyer of territory, sev
eral million pounds of which have changed
handa. Prominent In the transactions are
between l.OtU.Ouu and t.tuu.Ofio pounds of tine
staple Montpna at Uc Staple Oregon Is
active at mi?4c. While the tone of the
market la firm, prims ars not mora than
stia,dy. and any advancs Is 'improbable7.
Foreign advices indicate Arm prices at tha
Ixndon auction sales, 0enlng March 1.
The shipments of wool from Boston to
February 2a. Inclusive, according to tha
same authority, are al.2id.7ev Dounda
asalnat 46,6oll pounds at the same time
last year. The receipts to February a, In
cluelve. are 44.872.-tw pounds, against 42,87a,-
P4' nounds tne same period last year. .
ST. LOUIS. March 1. WOOL Steady
medium grades, combing and clothing, M
tifoftc; light fine. afQ&o; heavy fine, lo"lc
tub washed, 9Utfa.
Tottes Market.
NEW YORK, March t.--COTTON-rot
closed steady; middling uplands, ll.&c
middling gulf. 11 60e; sales. 14.814 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March l.-CiyTTON
Spot, firm: salea, 4.U50 bales. Low ordinary
t t-16a. nominal: ordinary, Tt-ltic nominal;
good ordinary, kftc; low middling, tftc
middling. 1So; good middling, llftc; mid
dllng fuir. 12fte nominal; fair, lKftc ruim
Inn I Kecelpts, I.OJh; stocks, til, 17 bales.
ST. U),ll, Mo., Msreh L COTTON
SteaVty; middling. loSc. Sales, t.Otl balsa;
K'flih S-v, baies; altlpmeota, oouei stock.
94, lit IMisa.
1.100
l.oot
too
lot
t. 40
TOO
11
44
140 '4
do pfd
tecurltlaa.
100 104
J'O 40
- 404 VA
ton
144
lto
1414
t
ai
44
lt
tVs
lltft
tlH
.... H
t04Uj S04
4o m
iV
IV.
41
' tl
1171
14 Wj
l.to
11. lot
lot In 14
400 tl .
40 1MH
1.40 1IS4 11 w
40t II
l'ooo liin
too t44
4U0 IS
100 111
S00 144
t.400 to4
11,40 444 41Va
St. L.
1.40
fO
t.e iM'4
IV 4I4
TO t44
. 700 I0V4
40 US
.. 1T.T04 114
,. 1,00 Mt4
40 71V4
.. 10 4444
10
;.-44.'io
it 1 r.
lit 44
natulan
Erie .'
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Oeooral. Eloclrlo ,
lllnola Central
inter. Paper
do Bid
Tatar. Pump
do cfd ..,
Iowa Central
do sfd ,
K. C. Southern
do pfd
UoulBTllla A NaakTlila...
Mexleaa Central
Minn. A at. Leala
It., at. P. A sault 8ts. II
do sfd
notour! Paclflo
M... Kansas m Texas
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of Mexico pfd..
Now Tork Central ,.
N. T.. Ont. A Westers..
Norfolk A Wasters.
do ofd
North Americas ...
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Poiipia'a oas ....
pitta., c, v. m
Proaae Steal Car
do pfd
.do pfd
Reading
do let pld
do td Dfd
Republic Ileal
da Did ..,
Rook lalend Ce
do pfd
Ruober Oooda pfd
St. U A Baa rran. M pta.
gt. Loais aouthweatara...
da ofd
Southern Facias ,
do ofd ..
toulh.ro Railway ,
da ofd
Teaaaaaoo Coal saA Iron.,
Toiaa A Patina
Toledo. St. L. A Weatern,
do sfd
Colon Plains
do pfd ,
V. a. sJxproas
V. a. Realty ,
U. a. Rabbor
do pfd
D. . Steal
do pld
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
to pia
n jbuh
do pfd
Walla-rargo giproae
Woatiachouea Kleotrla .....
Wcetern Cnloa
Wheallni A lata Erie
Unanoaata Central
do pt
Nerthara Paeia
Central laethof
do pfd
Sluaa-Sheflald
Croat Nortnora no
lMorborougk Motrosolllaa..
Total salaa lor the day. 1 lit, tot Shan.
764
Mt4
f4
17 "4
17
til
lit"
U
14
111
141
7114
100
0
l.loo
too
A to
Vo
10
to.
a.tu
1404
M.
40t
,5s
14 tt
Ml
1
41 H
u
11744
II
7t -
tJ
UV4
I
Ma
tt
U
46
tl
Si-
14
u
i4
II
ii'"
M
to
.IfrT.tO 1714 144
400 pa
; loo u
'. 'tei 10414
. I14O0 44
1.10S
OS)
17
Tt
7f
1114
41
47t
117
ltd
II
TH
P
a
144
11414
2(44
14
111
141
74
4
70
81
IMS
411
S4
I
4
in 14
04
Tl
141
11514
to
11
IT
1444
oa
lot
It
11
14
11
lit
n
147
II
444
17114
10114
t
11
10 44
It 144H
40 17
lat lOOtt
toe 41 s
I. too 1414
1.04 U
100
I
lot
' 44t4
10314
II
lot
It
101
.... ns
.... 140
tl I0H
a 11
.... 11
41 44
14 1H
lot
4IH
10314
II N4
u
17
10014
7
11 1
100 4
.17
H1H
4
tt
Bostea Copper Market.
,-1 (..a nuotatlona oa Boston oopaer rear
ket! rep.rted by Logan A Bryan, lit Board
of Traaa ouuums.
,. tt
.. It
.1114
,. tt
..14
,.
.. s
,.U4S
.. n
..114
::K
..10114
.. 41
.. 4
.. 7
II
II
, IN
U
u
V'wrelaB riaaaalal.
laONDON. March 1. The rates for money
were easier in tne maraei today. Tne pay
ment of dividends and the rvlrase of hank
era' bale news nusre than offset the heavy
calls, mocounis were j' ine lndt
cretary purchased V 1 gtd. du
liere March 14, snd s- . oiHlort
$16110.0x41. The feature n, iv'i business
as A uuk(l sjurt In iUo Tlnlca, wulvh
Advent ure
Atlouoa
Atlantie
blnahan
black Meuatata
haaaa Coall,
bulla Caaltlion ...
Calumat A Arlaoaa
Calumet A Hacla..
Cantanalat
Copper Range ....
Dally Weat
Kaal Bulla
Praaklla
Crcoao Copper ....
Qraaby
HallMla
,le koyal
A. C
u . A rau ....
Maaa
Mitetgaa
U Mohiat ,
. 4 NJa Cos
. lt N. Butte
. H4 Uoalaloa
. 7 , Oeeeola
. HI4 Poou. aVarrtco
. U-4 Puau. aanloe Bid.,
.144 Quincy
.100 fhanaoa
. 41 Tamarack
. 44 Toon. Copper
,. it Trinity
. 11 lultad Fruit
. null. . Commas
. UU. a. pfd
J4 Ptak Cooa
,. 4 t'uk Copper
,. US Victoria
., 11 Wlaaaa
.. It Woliorlae
.. dCa
.. IVVNII
M-4
. MS
.120
. II
. 17(4
. 44
J04U.
.'44
. 1444
. 44i
.1M
Atlantic
Rlngham ,
Cal. A Hacla
Centennial
Copper Range ....
nalr weet
Franklin ,.,
Isle Royale ......
Maaa. Mining ...
Michigan
Mohawk
Moil. Coal A 0..
nid Dominion
C'iceola
Parrot
uulncy
Shannoa
Tamaratk
Trinity
united Copper
I'. 8. Mining.
U. 8 Oil
Utah
Victoria ......
Winona
Wolverine ....
.. 44
..1104
.. l'4
Ik4
..Ml
.. 4244
.. 44
.. 14
.. 1
.. llf.
.. IV,
.. tl
.. tl
.. Itt
.. 1114
147
1914
Ill
T4
IM
...... KJ4
...1. Vl
, tl
II
, 70
, 1074
, 1
...,1M
Five day this week....l9.M7 U .708
Same days t weeks ago.. 11.476 4S.HU W.iU
Bums duys t weeks ago.. $4,tll 40.418 S3.oJ0
Same days t weeks ago.. ti.309 43,796 il.SWi
Same days last year.... 23,877 64.600 tXiKi
ine iouowing taUe show th receipts ot
tattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
ths year to date, compared with last yeari
lx)7, 1K. ino- L6-
Csttle W.4i7 16,6T $4.16
Hogs 4b.l4 tai.&U
bheep U7.(o tbt.alxt 4,61i
CATTLE! QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corp.fed stent.,... .$o.26S00
Fair to good cornfed steers : ""i'f,
Common to fair steers 4.ov4.w
Good to choice fed pows ?
Fair to good cows and hslfers...,. $
Common to fair cows and heifer.. .utj.
Good to choice stock era Ai feeders.
Fair to good stockers and feeder.
Common to fair atockor.
Bulls Stags, eto .
Veal calves ,
SHEEP When th market opened this
morning there were only about thirteen
car In sight, almost all of them ewes.
In spite of the fact that the week Is draw
ing to a close the demand was very good
and everything In sight changed handa at
an early hour In the morning. The trade
s a whole might be summed up as a good
stesdy and actlv market Among the of
fering were ewea good enough to bring
$6.S6,
The sheep market this week has been In
very satisfactory condition. Receipts bar
been liberal, while there ha been a cor
respondingly good demand. Prices, how
ever, have not shown any material change.
being generally about steady with A week
ago. lAinM are not quite ss high as they
were Monday, but they were as high as on
last p riaay.
Quotations on killers! flood to choice
lambs, $70076; fair to good lambs, $6.76
0 7.00; good to cholc yearlings, lamb
weights, $aoo&6.46; fair .to good yearling,
lamo weights. $6.76$t.u0; good to choice
yearlings, heavyweight, to.76i4pS.00; fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights, t5 6"u6.7J:
good to choice old withers, 12.365. 5; fair
to good old wethers. 16.14)6.40; good to
choice ewes, t6.0u4f6.36; fair to good. H-60ti
8.00.
Hecreaentativa salsa:
no.
4.1X4l4.K
, t.76i4.iO
s.Ouut.79
H.76'5
The- following tabl how the average
price of hog at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparison;
tat. I laoj. lDOt.lu6,lO4.U03.lH 1M
Feb. 20.,.
Unb. 21...
leb. ...
Feb. 23...
Feb. 24...
Feb. 26...
Feb. it...
reu.
Feo. lot...
March 1.
t S2H! W 4 6 2o t Jl J Ml Jl
( 6 Vol 4 ',41 I Hi 6 "
AiHI t 04 4 61 I U f Wl
I t 6! t odl & Mi 84 t l
El western bucks
14t western ewes
tit western ewes
8v0 western ewe
I2t western ewe
78 Western awes
.(HxS.69 64 western yearlings
1 western lambs, feeder...
7$ western lamha. feeders....
618 western lamb
$ weslsrn ewes
$00 . western ewee
DO western ewes
Ill western ewes
800 western ewes.S
6 30 1 100 weetern ewes
6 $2 I ar western lambs
a western spring lamb;...
4 71 6 U t 62
80 6 98) I t 40, M
6 it. (Mi 4 77 6 i m
t Vu-)t 11 f 84 t 211 I 86
6 .
6 88
6 W
t (8
Av.
. 148
. 1Z2
,. 62
. 104
. 109
. 108
. M
. 8
. 7t
,. t
. 141
. m
. 1
. 116
. 113
. nt
. 71
. $0
Fr.
,
too
I 26
i 80
I 26
I
I 10
76
t 80
86
f 00
I 86
I 86
I 86
6 80
6 30
1 10
100
lct roe had, per fish. 11; frog leg, tncj
lobsters, green, per id., sici looaiers, 001 tea.
per lb., 40c; msckerek Spanish, ser 1., Mo.
macKerei, natira, l" 10.
HON KT Per M frames, $154).
Cl'KEU riSH Family White flsh, r
quarter bbl., 1X lbs., $400; Norway maok
erel. No. 1. $86.00; No. 1 2t0t); herring, la
bbls., f J lb each, Norway. 4k, 811.00. - .
Hlbfcrl AND TAlXOW-areen Mlted,
Jto. T, lie; No. t. He; bull hide. gren
hides. No. 1. loo; No. , tc: hors. fltt
$.76; pheep pelts. 6rtcJ$l.rtl. Tallow, No. J,
t4cr No. I 840. Wool, lf4T22o.
CIDKR Nw York, half barrel, $3.71; bdr
rel, $6 04.
COFFEBJ Roastel. Ko. , JAo per lh.1
No. 80, llo per lb.; No. i. 19o per lb.; No.
10, lc per lb.; No. tl, 13c per lb,
BVQAR Granulated ctne, In sacks, $8 tit
granulated beet. In sacks. 86.11.
SYRUP In bbla, I7o per gal.; In case,
t 10-lb. cans. $1.70; cases. 11 t-lb. cans, ll.suj.
cases, M lb. carta $186.
NUTS French walnuts. UHci Callfomli
wslnuts, No. 1, soft shell, 13c; No. 1, soft
shell. 164tc: Praills. lo4?lo; pecans. lMfin;
filbert. 1J4jl4c; peanut, raw, ?Hct
reaaled, to: California almonds, hnr
shell, 16c; Taragoma, 17c; cocoanuta, KM
per 100 Jbs. .
CANNKD OOODB Corn, standard, weet.
rn, 65fiY0o; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes, 8-In,
cans. 11.10; 8-lb. cans, rHcrtl.(0. Pin
apples, grated, 8-lb., $2.0Mj1.!to; sliced, )l.M
ti2.20. Gallon apples, fancy, $3 06. Call,
fomla apricots, MOO. pear $V7M71 M.
Peaches, fancy, $1.7641140: H.' C, Ptachea,
$2.002.60. AlasKa salmon, red, $1.26 fane
Chinook, P., $2.10; fancy sookeye,.F., $l i
Sardines, quarter oil, $2.76: three-quarteia
mustard, ' $3.00. Sweet potatoes, tl.HV?i.25.
Sauerkraut. $1.0a Pfmfckln. Bji6)l.oe,
Wax bean, t-lb.. tolMOc. IJma beans, t-lb
7uc3l..B. Splnsch, $1.36. Cheap peas, t-lb,
toe; xlra. 86c4jtL10: fancy. tl.86tjFl.Ts.
Rvaporated Apple aad Dried frail,
NKW YOTIK, March l.-BVAPORATFt
APPLES Market Is quiet, with no quotable
changes; fancy,. 8o; cholo. ao; prime,
CALIFORNIA CRIED rRtnTS--prune
are steady at 8c to ltd for California fruit;
Oregon prunes, t4jO to loo. Aprloots, firm;
choice, llic; extra choice, lWn 19oi fancy,
131 20c Peaches, firm; choice, lM(12Hc; ex
tra choice, 12m2l34e; fancy, 12ttl4c; extra
fancy, 1.1416c. Raisins, unchanged; loos
Muscatels. 2-crown to 8-Crown, atjltot
seeded raising, 7mc; London layers, $1469
1.46. .
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
6 W 6 29
U 4 86
'Sunday.
RANGE) OF PRICES.
Cattls. Hogs.
Omaha $3.5um50 $6.0l)o
Chicago 1.00u6.6 , t .1MJ7.US
Kansas City t6a.60 4W4i.i
St. Louis 16xa.75 .2bu7.0a
Sioux City 3.86w00 .foO86
The official number of car of stock
broutrbt in today br each road
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U'aea
C, M. ex BU Y
Wabash t
Mo. P. Ily 1
U. P. syslem 18
'C. dt N. W. teast) .. 1
C. dt N. W. twest). 16
C, St. F., M. A O.. 4
C, B. dt (4. least) ,
C, B. & Q. (wcit).. i
V., H. 1. tt f. teastl.. 1
C, U, i. f. twesU. i
liil.iois Centrul
Chicago Gt. Weatern ..
Total receipt .... 64
The disposition of the day' receipt waa
as follows, eacn Duyer purchasing ins num
ber of head indicated;
Buyers. cattle. Hogs. bnop.
London Closlas; Stoajfcs.
LONDON. March 1. moalntr nnntntlnn. r,n
tocks were:
It 1-11 M., KA T 44
Ill-UN. T. Central., 110
..164 Norfolk A W 1414
..101 , do pfd IT
..10214 ont. A Weatara 41
..114 Pennayleanta 414
14 Rand Mines 114
1314 Reading
.. it Southern Ry
,.lto4 do pfd ,
.. 10l4;Southarn Paolfle
II
.. ltl
.. 1614
.. 7114
.. tl
..111
..111
Union Pacific
do pfd . ....
U. 8. Steal ..
do pfd
I Wabash ,
do pfd
npautah
to
.... 1114
.... 44
... 14T4
....17714
::::i.a
....10714
..1, II
.... 11
us 14
. . ,
1 2
85 a
10 .. 1
1
8 ..
8 . ..
14 ' ..
6 , ..
1 .. 1
t
1 ..
n "t
stead V: 22 1-lGd ner nunca.
MONBY-4a44 per oent. .
The rate ttf discount in the omn marlrot
for short bills Is 4 per cent; for throe
13-16
month' bills, 441
per cent..
New York Mlalag; Stocks.
NEW YORK. March 1. Closing ouotatlr.no
on mining biocks were:
Adams Con.
A Ilea ..,
Breece
Bruniwlck Cons.
Cotnatock Tunnel ,
Coo. Cal. and Vt,
Horn surer
Iron Silver .
Leadrllle Coo.
II
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Treasary Statement.
WASHINGTON. March l.-Todaya stats-
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$20,164.656; gold coin and bullion, $116,98$, 746;
gold certificate, $44,623,470,
Bisk Clearings.
OMAHA. March 1. Bank clearings for
today were $1,936,368.48, and for the corres
ponding date last year t2.28A 797.72. Bank
clearing for February this year-were $41,
VlZm.a, and for trebruary, 1806, $37.06,-
0.0. 4i .
Omaiia Packing Co 14 l,vJ4
Swut and Company ... 404', 1.H44
Cudahy Packing Co fUJ K.V4)
Armour A Co J 181 2,dl
Omaha Pkg. Co., K. C
Lobman dt Co , 84
Hill dfc Son .' 26 ...
Huston A Co .
L. F. Huss 13 .....
J. H. Bulla
Mike haggerty , 11 .....
Sol Begun 8 .....
J. B. lioot at Co 15
T. B. lngnram 4 .....
b'ullivan tiros. 1 .....
Leiiraer ' Idros 1
Other buyers 196 1
Total 1.715 7,079
CATTLE-rReoelpts ot cattl wer
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. March l.-CATTLW-R-
ceipto, 1,800 head. Including 100 southerns:
mantel siow, steady; cnoice export ana
dressed beef steers. 85.Sofid.60: fair to good.
M WK06.4O; western fed
tockors snd feeders
native cows, $2.6054.60; nstive heifers, $3.2o47
4.86; bull. $3.866416: calves. 13.WW7.I6.
HOGS RecelDts. 6.600 head: market Sc
higher; top, $7.06; bulk of sale, f6 87H6t.8i;
neavy, to.pora7.Ub; packers, $a.S7ViH 8iH;
pigs and light, $6.864.874.
SHEEP AND UMB8 Receipt. 8,000
head; market steady, shade lower; lambs,
$il0$f7.36; ewes and yearlings. $45t3'j.76;
Food staff a froaa IJverveol.
LIVERPOOL, March 1Followlng are
the stocks of breadstuff and provision la
Liverpool: Flour, 66,000 sack; wheat
67,100 centals: corn, tUO.000 centals; bacon,
17,000 boxes; hams, 6,6m boxes; shoulders,.
2,8110 boxes; butter, sxi.ooo lbs.; cneese, 7t.w
boxes; lard, 8.100 tleroes prime weartsr
Cattl aad Sheet Steady Hog Steady
to Strona.
CHICAGO. March 1. CATTLR Receipt , Ksteam and 1,300 ton of other kind.
bout l.otio head. Market steady r ntain to
best steera t4.266.f6: heifers. K.mm.X:
cows, $8.8pit.0O; bulls, $2.00b4.6O; calve. $2.60
tjif.oi; stocker ana feeders, tz.Butuo.gtj,
HOGS-Receipts, about 24,000 heed. Msr
ket steady to strong; choice heavy ship
ping, $7.00tiS7.06: light butchers, )8&&7.0O;
light mixed, $.86'a7.00; packing, $U. 667.00;
piss, $s.7D4i.8t; bulk of salea 1. 967.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, about
8,000 head. Market steady; sheep, $4.76
.00; lambs, $0,503.60.
RICH COUNT PIES A j PAUPER
Seloa at Swedish Jtobl Fasally, Blt
to flSOPOO, Was Not .
Kaana,
Behind th bar statement of the dat&
In th Lehigh county (Pa.) almshouse la
190$ ot Count Frank Axelson Is a romance
stranger than fiction. It has Just been
revealed that Axelson was a scion of A
family close to Swedish royalty, and that
l ww"4'.o wwwo niiu yenninKa, aa.DlXfj. to;
" western fed yearlings, $6.16(Jji)60; western
t fvi I? "oeep, 4.6t8t..tW; stockers and feeder.
614
St. Loots Lira Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. March 1.CATTLB Re
ceipt, 1,000 head. Including 800 Texana;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, $5.20'i7.76; dressed beef and butcher
steers, M.86416.10; steers under 1,000 pound,
W.7&34.70: stockers and feeders, $3.76'd4.76;
cows and heifers, $2.6&&26; canners, $1,907
2.60; bulls, $2.6634.60; calves, $3.264j.00-;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.606.60; oow
and heifers. 82.90iafi.60.
23 HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market So
i nw- , ijio iiu iigiiia, ao.Axifo.vu; pacaers.
3,608 $6.60137.00; butchers and best heavy, $o.t
llght fl- . . .
oniiw a,u uanraB-nacaipii, stw neaa;
market strong; native muttons, tl.25rjti.10;
lamb. $4 O097.2S; cull and buck. $1.0uy4.0U;
Stocker. $2,604(3.26.
tiaJok es.omt.; ther Is an estat awaiting him valued at
.V60'?; oSrSy1, i, ' $160,000. This has transpired through A re
cent visit of the Swedish consul general In
New York, accompanied by a Bpedlsh law- '
yer. The proofs, It Is said, are Indisputable.'
.Axelson, was a soldier of fortune and
served In nearly-every continental army.'
About ten year ago he cam to America to
engage In some manufacturing buslne,.
HI family At last received A letter from
him whll he was In Connecticut, and It
was to Connecticut that the Swedish lawyer
first went when he cam to America to
hunt htm up several months agt). Thar
h found Axelson had left for eastern
Pennsylvania, to look Into th Iron busi
ness. k
Further search revealed th faot that ha
had com to Catasauqua, on a visit to a
Swedish resident, and while ther he was
taken sick with 'pneumonia. Th Swedish
friend and 'Squire Beldler took the man to
the poorhouse, Where he died th gam
thia morning, as usual oa a D'riday, leaving
the total tor the week to Hate cousiaeraoiy
smaller than last wtwk or last year.
The total receipts of beet aieers were
very small, and a some of the trims were
late, Uiuie were not enough cattle un sale
at am, nn. ,,m. f mill, rrlunll (if S. tSSt
pf the markeu , It would appear, how-I gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 600 head; mar
ever, tnai uacaers waiucu ww utuv..,
killers-and were out In good seuuaon look.
lug tor supplies. It would be safe to
quote the market a fully steady tor1 the
day and as much as luc, and in some
ifn. hlirhf.r.than a week Aaro.
About halt of the receipts consisted of
cows and heifers, there being close to
twenty-live cars of that kind of cattle in
the yards. The market did not show any
quotable change, ''being generally steady
aith vpriiav. As there wu a fair de
mand, the most of the dfferlngs changed
hands In aood season.
There Were no feeder of any consequence
in firm bands, but speculators had quite a
number carried over. The market on
heavy feeders has been rather dull this
week, and a: the close la generally a little
lower than a week ago. What few light
stockers there were In the yards this morn
Inar. at least those having quality, sold
quite readily at good, steady prices. Th
market on good hhl cattle has been quite
active all tho week and prices are a Utile
stronger.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS. '
loaa City Uti Stoek MarafCt.
SIOUX CITY, March t. (Special Tele
ram. CATTLE Receinta. Aon bead ' mar.
ket steady; beeves, $4.6Ofi00; cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.e6?4.60; stocker and feed
er, $3.00J4.76; calves and yearlings, $3.0oa
4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.600 head: market weak:
selling at $.664j.86; bulk of sales. $6,704,
6.80.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 900
head; market steady.
St. Joseph LIT Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Maroh l.-CATTLS-
ftecelnts. 670 head: market steady: natives.
$4.2&ta.OO; cows and heifers, $10084.60;
stockers and feeders, $3,754(4.78.
HOGS Receipts. 6.030 -head: market Ko
higher. Top, $.00; bulk sales, $6.824ij.90.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 708 head:
market steady. Lambs, $7.0UaP7.26; yearlings,
$6.7&4.2S. '
Stoek la Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the Six prlnclnal
weatern market yesterday were as follows:
cattle. Hogs. tTheep.
A...
When h got to th pdorhouse h was ebl
only to give hi nam. He did not reveal
hi ancestry or hi noble connection. Burial
followed In the county cemetery.
Th estate Is hsld by th Swedish oourta,
and with the title of count It waited upon
Axelson. Upon 'proof of death being sub
mitted to th proper authorities, th tltl
will go to th next heir, and th estat v
to th proper relative.
Paclflo Steamer Ashore.
SAN FRANCI8CO, March I.-Th Mer
chants' exchange has received a message
from Eureka to the effect that the steamer
Corom, which left hers yesterday, la Ashore,
at the entrance of HumboWH bay.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.".
trustee, to Oeorg
block L Anderson
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 1. The London tin
market was higher today with spot quoted
at 1H2 and futures at VJl. Locally the
market was firm, with spot quoted at $42.00
Odz.tu. uopper was lbs nigner in London,
with spot quoted at 100 10s and futures
at 110 10. Locally the market continued
firm and wa a shade higher, with Iake
Quoted at $26.2&a26.&0: electrolytic at 124.78
fc26.lt and casting at $34 60g2t.f5. Lead was
about zs d nigner at i lzs td in London
and unchanged at $6.0fl(.S0 locally. Spelter
advanced 2s 6d to 26 2s td in London,
but was unchanged at $6.8W.90 In the New
York market. Iron was higher In the En.
alien market, with Standard foundr nunted
at 64a d and Cleveland warrants at 65a 4'4d.
Locally the market was unchanged No. 1
foundry northern is quoted Ht $. S6S526. 28,
No. 8 foundry northern at 8!4 764f 25.75: No. 1
foundry southern at fc.0K'.&0; No. t foun
dry southern at $26.O0ij0.00.
ST. LOUIS. March 1. Metals Lead,
steady at $6.10. Spelter, stesdy at $6.76.
Kew York Lira Stoek Market.
NEW YORK. March 1 BET?VK-R.
celpts, $.692 head; steers slow to lOo lower;
bulls, steady; fat cows, steady; medium
And bologna cows, dull. Steers, $6,00(25;
bulls. $30u&4.35; cows 11.7654 26. Liverpool
and London cables reported live cattle
steady at UH12Sc per pound dreseed
weight. Refrigerator beef, firm at 8io
per pound: Exports tomorrow, six rattle,
twenty sneerv nd 5.800 quarters of beef.
UALVKcV Receipts. 164 hesd: market
steady to strong; no barnyard calves.
Common to prime vents. 83 0l3f 6C; choice,
$10.00; culls, M60. Pressed va'ves, oulet;
city dressed veals, fcftHc per pound; coun
try dressed, easier at stftlio.
HOGS Receipts. 2,726 head; non on sale.
Fej-tng easier on Buffalo advices.
SHEKP AND LAMBS RecelDts. 1 SS0
head. Sheep market nominal: lambs ex
tremely dull and lower to sell: one car
fairly good lambs sold at $7.60; very lltttle
demand and seven cars want over.
Oils aad Hoala.'
NEW YORK. March 1. OILS Cottonseed.
Irregular; prime crude, f. o. b. mills,, ale;
prime yellow, 4c. fetroleum, steady; re
lined. $7.76: Philadelphia and Haltlnsrjrex
bulk. $4 46. Turpentine, firm. 7";67r,c.
KUUiN oteody; strained, common to
good. I4 4M4 6U.
SAVANNAH. March l. OIL Turpentine,
firm. 72c. Sales. 15 bbis. : reoclDta. 4 bbla :
shipments, 192 bbla '
ROSIN Firm. Quota: A, B, C, $4 16: D,
$4.20; E, $1.26; F. 14 30;V $ 25,; H. $4.b0: I.
$4 66: K, $6 45; M. $5 60; N. $6.10; W. O.. $.40;
W. fV.a. ti.tslS.
CoSfeo Market. .
NEW YORK. March 1. CO yMfD! Mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to a decllns of 8 point
on the late positions. The cloas wa
steady, net unchanged to- i points lower,
fcales, 4.760 bag. . including March st
8uc; May, .Sn.t6c: June. t.20c; July. 6 tu ;
August. 4 16ii.2uc; September: t zoc: Uerem
ber. tSU0j.26c: January, tJCci Keburmry.
tlfce. " Spot coffee.'atsadv; No. T Rio. 7Hci
No. t Santoa. 8So. Mild coffee, steady)
Cordova, ryuc.
Isgsr aad Molaseoa.
NEW YORK. March 1. SUGAR Raw,
steady; fair refining, 1 16- 16c; centrifugal,
Pu test, 1 7-ltk ; molaases sugar. 211-luc;
refluatd, steady; cruolied, a.4uci powdered,
4t" sranuiatd. 4.70c.
NHW ORLEANS. March 1 SUOAR
Strong; open kettle. IVstfS 16-ltc; centrt
fnsal whttaa. 41-ld,i!dUc: .nfrtf uwu'l v.t.
Iowa, 8 3-1-.-.M 3-lc; aeconds. 2H 7-ltq,
I. MOLAkitiii iiil; syrup, 3tic.
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HOGS The severe sleet storm which ex
tended over a large part of the state was
undoubtedly responsible for the heavy fall
ing off In receipts. The market opened
quite early this morning with a good de
mand from all sources. Prices wer to
hia-her than yesterday s general market
Comparisons made with yesterday's early
market would show even more Advance
than that, but not aa much as compared
with yesterday's strong close. The bulk of
the hogs, as wiu do notea rrom tne sales
twOos. sold at and ria-ht around td.86.
whereas yesterday nearly half of the hogs
old at $680, with quit a prtnkllng aa lo
as $6.76 and a top of $.67fe. The close w.
dull and lower.
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OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trade aad Qaotatloas
Staple aad Faaey Prodoee.
EGGS Per dot., 18c
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 8Q9e; old roos
ters, tc; turkeys, 12c; ducks, f10c; young
roosters, 79c; geese, 8'tiSc.
tJUT 1 KK-facaing stock, VKi cnoio to
fancy dairy, 24c; creamery, 26&9o.
HA x Choice upiano, t.tu; medium, iv.w;
No. 1 bottom, $8.60; oft grades, $6 5tr.0ti.
P.ys straw, $7.00; No. 1 alfalfa. $1X60.
BRAN-rer ton, tif
FRUITS.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $8.0u.0.
APPLES Fanoy Greenings, psr bbl..
$3.76; Jonathans, M.26; New York apples,
$3.60; Iowa and Nebraska, eating and cook
ing. $2.7Etl3.0O; Wlnesaps, $2.00 psr box.
fUAKii winter jNeus. per rxx, aiuu.
COCOANUTS Per sack of 100. $4.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS,
etna ri.itfnrHt. 4...I1. rua. i.h
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 12c; S-crown
urklnh. lOe. '
LEMONS Limonlera.. too and 360 sta.
$4.26; other brands. 60c less.
1ATES Kadaway, tct say era, 6o; hal
low la, nw stuffed walnut dates, t-lb. box.
11.10.
BANANAS Per medium alaed bunch,
t2.0Oi2.j6; Jumbos. $2.60tfi8.50.
UKAfK ruin-aise 04 to ou. aoou.
ORANOEHCallfumia navels, extra
fancy, all sisss, U.uO; fancy, U76; cjiolce,
large Uses. $2.2S$160.
jv a. w v tti ABixn,
BEETS, TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per
dos., 4660c.
TOMATOKH lond, tv-io. crate. t3.6j(a
AW.
leaf Lurrrccjc not nous, per doa
heads, 46c.
CUCUMriEKB per dot., tioo.
RADISHES Psr doa. bunches. 860.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per doa. bunches.
60c.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per dos..
L.AU1..
VL.lt vrxiETABLKS. .
TURNIPS. CARROTS. BEETS Per bu .
76c; parsnips, per bu., $1.26.
BWEKT potato so Illinois. pr lartrs
DDI., So OU. -
NAVX beanb per bu.. tT.as: No. a
ai.ou.
LIMA BEANo r4f lb., C.
CAHBAUB Holland seed, home grown.
so per iu-i new i-Mi;uge, per 10., ifo.
itm 1 , rn 1 or du.. aowiuc.
ONIONS Home grown, per bu., 0c; red
or yellow, California,- per lb., tc; Spanish,
per cruie, e w; cvioraao, per ou., 700.
RUTABAGA B About 160 lb, to Back.
tl. ou.
CUT BM.tr I-KICEB.
Rib: No. 1, 16e; No. 8, to; No. 1 So.
Loins: No. 1. 18c; No. t. Uc; No. 3, loo.
Chuck: No. 1. tc: No. 1 60: No. L aa.
Round; No. 1. IVtci No. t. 7c- No. 8. Vo.
fiaisi 4u. 1. ru. a. c; r.Q. g, to.
M i BC ELLA NEOU8.
CHEEBB Nsw full cream Wisconsin
twins. 100; nsw run cream erica. iW(tl7o
whsel Swiss cheese, l,jlsc; block SwistA
lac; umusrser, jac: young am ericas, 17c.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, tct ptk
drssaed, 12c; whit Bah. dreseed, winter
caught, lie: trout, uc; nalibut, lie; salmon,
luc; catdah. 10c; nerrlug. dressed, pan
froaen. so: perch, scaled and dresaad. ta;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, lo; orap
,lea round. Oij'Jo; crappisa, laxge, fancy,
15c; black bass, V; smalts, sweat and Ana,
Uc l, loci blue tub, Uv lad suaper.
in
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John I. . Koche,
ttiifh.a lot d.
Place
David J. O'Brien to Jennett O'Brien,
lot ( and oast lot t, block 10.
Kountse Placs
Bessie Kavan at al. to Albert Prasan
et al., lot 23 and W tt lot 84, block
2. Mellas' first add. South Omaha...
Mrs. Jane Keith to Flora El Bommer,
lot 23, block 1, Moea' tlb
Ernt E. Cran and wlf to Elisabeth
M. Shanan. lot 7. block d, Crelghton
Height ...
Augusta J. Harder to Albert J.
Harder, lot S, block 1, Fowler Pisco. .
Eliery R. Hume to Frederick Br h war-
lck, lot 8 and 4, block 1 Carthage...
Ellery R. Hume to Arthur Bchwarlek,
lot t, block 2. Carthage jl-
Byron R- Hastings, trustee, to A. B.
Rice, lots 6, , 19 and 20, block 1.
Military add.
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to John
Seansqn, east 96 feet lot 4, Okahorna
u.ttu VT Mackev to - Hiram B.
Maokey, north U feet east ss root,
Int 4. Okahnma
John Mussleman to Minnie M. Bchorn-
t a ki.l. a U.M.IIi. AAA
Minnie M. Bhornborn to George W.
Platner, lot 3, block 8. Kendall a add.
Mary Gros and husband to George
W. Plainer, lot 1, dioc a, ana iui 1,
tiiu.b X Kondall a add
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to John
A. Rine, lots 1, a ana s, uioia rv,
runda
Carl Johnson and wife to Ernet A.
Wlggenbotn, jr., lot ja, moca a.
Hawthorn add
lAither M. Kuhn et al. to Mane Mo-.
Iver. part lot T. diock ia isaao o
' Belden add
H. O. Martin and wlf to Davia H.
and Julia ueverness, 10 is to ana so,
block A Pruyn Park
Charles H. Dots to II . O. Martin, lota
22 and 24. block , 4. Pruyn Park
Robert O. Fink, county treaaurer, to
Security Investment co.. wis iv
20, block 7; lot 23, block 8, Ecker.
maa Place ... .
Roliert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Security Investment 4.0., 101s a, o .
nl M. blook A Eckerraan Place .aa'
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Paturson Land CO., lota tq , ....
block 1, Easuiae as
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Patterson iJtad to., wis n ana , ,
block T. and other lots, Edgewood
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Patterson Land Co., lots 1 vo to,
hlnek 1 Eastslde
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
J. i. wear, 101 S, oioca v vrrisa
Place. South Omaha
Byron Hastings, trustee, to Hans C.
llamm, 101s 11 pna ia, ww a, A
tar add S3S
John Land et al. to John E. Reagan,
iota is ana o, . -
ond add KO
Bessie Kavan and husband to Edward
Kuoera, lot M. block 4. Mellas' first
add. South Omaha 130
Ernest Sweet to Frederick W. Smith,
lot T, Ernest Sweet's add a,T
Conrad Doerlng to Fred C. Whit,
lot 14, Clifton Hill
O. W. Ltnlnger et al. to James Tom-
asek. north tt lots 1 and t, block 48,
CTedlt Fonder add LCSO
F. W. Carmichael to Arthur S. Peck. ,
lot and 10. block 84). Don dee Plac 1,0(8)
Robert C. Btrthlow and wlf to Mary
Condurrter, north 10 feet lot Ml
block 64. South Omaha KO
Alice B. Brown to D. S. Clark, lot 1. '
block 1, Spring Lake Park, South
fawlaha 86V
Etnme O. McCoy and buaband to
Arthur Kuhn. couth 80 (set lot It.
block 18. Hanecom Place 1.000
Charles 8. Hoxle and wdfo to A deltas,
J. Brader, sub lot It,1 tax let I.
nwtt ne"4 -16-13 1200
Peter Venstrand to Ida L. Planck,
lot T, blook, 1. Haosoom Plac...,,.. l,8o
Total
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