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THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 10, 1P07.
A
chain and produce markei
Ti 1 , . , , i
n 'ri in l.snTTnl n Ahaii Market i otci
4 . .
OATS OPTIONS DECLINE QUARTER CENi
Enormous Trading la Wheat
Higher Prim, with Met Gala
for Day, bat Weak
at Clone.
OMAHA. March 19T
Wheat opened at an advance of SliSc
over closing prices of yesterday, and the
trading In the May croD was enormous.
Rei rts that the Texas crop waa practically
a wL lure led to frantic efforts by hears to
"Tr short lines at the oDonina prices
Cables came higher and further report of
damage to crop by the preen bun In Okla-
noma and lexas sustained the market
a high level until selling from the northwest
necame 8 lis rent, when the market sagged.
May wheat lost r from the opening Hnd
closed weak, at 70'.,c bid. The July crop
closed strong, at 70Vc bid, an advance of
io over yesterday a close.
Corn was In little demand and the mar
ket whs extremely dull In thla grain. Bales
were Infrequent, with the demand less
than the supply, resulting In a gain of He
on me May crop ror the day.
Oats was subject to strong pressure, al
though It opened at a practical advance,
and the trading was listless. Prleea sought
a lower level and closed at 41Vo bid, a loss
of c. from the orenlnir
Primary wheat rerelnts were 504.000 bu..
and shipments. lW.nuo bu., against receipts
last year, 42,ono bu. and shipments of 184.
W0 bu. Corn receipts were U72.COO bu., and
shipments, 711,000 bu., against receipts of
JW.one bu. and shipments of 414.000 bu, last
year.
Clearances were 213. (X1 bu. wheat, 02.000
bu. corn, 9,ono bu. oata and wheat and flour
eounl tn 3M0 ono hit.
Li verpool closed HfoHd higher on wheat
and M(id lower on corn.
Hroomhsll estimated that the world's
wheat shipments Monday will bo 10.OuO.000
bu., of which Europe will take about 8,700,
000 bu.
Loial runge ot options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'jr.
Whent-
May.
July.
Corn -
May.
July.
1
7ini
I
70AI
7l!A!
TU4RI
71'B
70iA
TlfcB
70"B
42HA
41'4A
41 SB
41B
38 B
42n 42WSI
4m.ni 4iwul
42 B
41,B
41V,H
Sept.. 4.1HBI
May... 41TaB 4n,R' 4U4RI 4U4B
July... 38 B 38 B I 88 B 38 B
A asked IJ bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 68Mrffi9Hc: No. 1
hard, ftsc; No. 4 hard, 6863c; No. 1
spring. &(Hi0c.
I'ljRN-No. 3. 38VwaMic: No. 4. 363.T8o:
No. 3 yellow, aKVtiiWVc: No. 3 white. 41V43
42c.
OATS-No. 3 mixed, 3!40c; No. 3 white,
404j-iiVc; No. 4 white, 3e40c.
BYE No. 2, 6c; No. 3. blc.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago
Kansas City.
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
tit. Louis
25
348
171
.... M
....2;
.... 20
....10
.... 30
62
106
US
27
64
CHICAGO GRAIN AMI
PROVISION
Features of the Trading and Cloalnir
Prices on Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, March 9. Continued reports
of damage to the fall sown crop had a
strengthening effect today on the local
wheat mark, t, but profit-taking sales off
set these Influences somewhat and the
market closed about steady with the May
delivery l,c higher. Corn waa up foe.
Oats showed a loss of Ac
The "green bug" and Its ravages on
winter wheat formed the chief factor In
the wheat pit. Numerous advances were
received In the northward spread of the
pest and these reports were sufficient
to cause a strong and excited market. A
significant feature of the trading was the
ncrease In outside buying which accotn-
Vtf"1 am
Xfl'lty
afiicd dr
and Texas. One report from Kan-
r la lined that If the weather con-
ry the entire wheat crop of Okla
homa mny be destroyed. A moderate ad
vance from Liverpool also strengthened
the market. Throughout the day there
waa an active general demand while of
ferings were comparatively light until late
In the session when many local longs sold
to secure profits. Tho close was steady.
May wheiu opened '4c higher at TijC,
sold at 77 c, and then advanced to 78H".
Flnitl quotations were nt 77c. Cleat ances
e f wheat and Hour were equal to 3N0.00J bu.
primary receipts were f.fit.OOO bu. against
458.000 bu. for the mime time last year.
Minneapolis, Puluth and Chleago reported
receipts of 431 -nr against 2T 1 cara
last week and 3StS car one year ago.
Trndlng In tho corn pit w:ts dull, but
the mnrket was steady. Receipts were
liberal hut this was offset by an official
fnrerait of wet weather fur the corn belt.
The market closed steady. May corn
opened unrluinired to a rhade nlgher at
4 7'. to 4tmH74c sold between 47m?
47'1!.r to 47'ie. and cloned at 47 . Loal
receipts were 348 cars with one of con-
trcrt grade.
OntH wcrn strong early In the day be
cause or aeflve coverlnur hy snorts w no
re alarmed at the possibility of dain-
o to grain In Texas nnd Oklahoma by
lie "green bug. Looks sold rroely late
hi the day on the pxpecttlon that the
Jtnvernment report on Monday will slmw
HfXe reserves. The close was easy. May
onti onened un'h.inird to a shads lower
at 44f 42c to 42c. sold up to 12Tf
43c. utnl then derltitod tn 424 n i: VsC
Final oontatlons wero (t dljc'. Local re
cetots were 171 enrs.
Provisions operuxl Arm because of n 5c
advance In the price of live nogs, hut
weakened later on selling said to be for
local pnrker. 'he elot o Mav pork was
tin-h-digix! tit J16. 50. Ird was off tc.W
l!r2Vi. Rlhs wero 7Vc lower at i.lSiJ
9.17H.
- r. ..a 1 . ... 1, . tti t
r.HTimilien rt eiins mr mtnutiy. item,
cars: corn. liSI cars; oats, 249 cars;
43 000 read
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. I Hlch.l Low. Close. lYts'y.
'Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
Way
July
Rept.
Pork
Mn
July
Lard
Jlav Julv
Sept.
Rlbs
Mny Julv
Sept.
mwbl 7s
771.1 T7l
77
TV'S, T.ll
7SM.
I78V9V 79
78V
:SXv(&79,7SSS
i
47Htf,,47HWH'
47J 474
4r,V464?i.
4641 464
4"4l 42
87S STfisS
4V(V,","
46T,t
47;
4fft!
4"4r;
4?'i43'42V"4l
874
32'.
834
sr.
824
82
16 57H
Id 624
16 4741
16 624
16 60
16 50
16 50
i no
9 K5
9 73
9 25
9 30
9 15
16 75
f 61
9 7"
16 80
16 674'
I
9 524
9 AO
9 65
I
9 15
9 67H1
9 724'
9 R2H1
9 6
I 65
9 77H
so
v sr,
9
9 SO
9 80
9 lTUl
3741
V 40
9 2741
9 2741
No. S.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOl-'Hi Kteudy : wipter patents, $3.30
8 3o; straiKlitx. $3 00UX2o; spring patents,
!3 S"T3.u: -strulKhts, $810ilS.4O; bukers, $110
y 2 9.
WHEAT No. 2 mvr nr. 8W84o; No. $. T8
4yrA-; No 2 red, 7lVu7.".So.
CORN No. 2, 4fc, No. 2 yellow, 4f,4c.
OATS No. t. .: No. i white. 44!&45c;
No. S wlte. 4;"..4Cc.
RVB-Ko. I. 654c.
BARLEY Fair to choloe malting, 71
73c
SFF.nt No. 1 fax. $1 15; No. I northwest
ern 1 Vti. Ttnxthv prime. $4.50. Clover,
ciH'Tl 't crades, $146.
I'iVIRluNS Short ribs sides (loose),
J)124. Mess pork, per bhl . $715 '4j
l - I ard. wr 10 Hi , 89 424, Short dear
rl.les (boxed. $S (r7449 S7U.
'J'h lecrift and shipments of
--'ti w-e: Receipts. I
F'ur this
Wheat, bu 17.iu0
Corn, bu 311 ?"0
OS's, bu..- ni.5O0
Rve. bu
Ha lsy. bu 42.800
flour and
hlpments
2i:h)
2.al
3y7.hu
194. 4f
5 Ski
2s.ii0 1
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creameries, r2'ufl4i ;
dltrlS,
Nln,-linle
'"heeau.
30M-74C. rii. firm: at marn. cases
Ued. lt': hrsrs 1-S"'; prim firsts, 17c.
steady. Hti
Dnlnta Grata Market
ri'LI'TH. March 9-WHFAT No. I
hard elc: No 1 nonhern. Hv; No. 2
northern 7,c; May. Vc; July, M4e; Sep
tenihe'. TTC.
OATS To arrive. 394c.
l.lrerstenl Grala aad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. March l.-WHE AT-8pot.
firm: No. t red western winter, (a 3d: No.
1 California, asm. futures, nrm; March.
M Msv. esd; July, to ld.
WW ClVI, .,',,, AIMVtlWU UUAru, 1W,
Is M; American mixed, old. 4s Hd. Fu
tures, quiet; March, 4s4Sd; May, 4s d.
NF.W YORK GENERAL
MARK KT
I Various
((notations of the Day o
Commodities.
NEW TORK. March -FLOfR. -Re-
ce.pts. 2S.M8 bbls.; exports, 7,249 bbls.; mar
ket quIM, hut firmly rem. Minnesota,
patent. I4.104j4.40; winter straights, H . 'tf
J 55; Minnesota baker s. t3 3.Vu.: winter
extras, (2.Hofi tx; winter patents. 3 .Wti-4 io;
winter low grades, 2.7"VH Sw Rye flour,
firm; fair to good, l3.-i3.t; choice to
fancy, U.SViN.Zs. Buekwheat flojr, dull;
2.2ft. nominal, spot and to arrive.
COKNMKAL-Fteady. rlne wnue ana
yellow, Sl.loi l.i.S: kiln dried, $2T.'t2.i.
nllBAf-Keccipts. Wi.uwj DU. ; eipurm,
r. ho Hoot nisrket. Arm. No. 2 red. c.
f o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Dulutn, siy-c,
f. n. h. afloat: No. 2 hard winter, SiV4c, I.
o. b. afloat. On a renewal nr serious nam-
age reports from the southwest, supple.
mnted h Arm Knallsh cables and pros-
iects for small world's shipments Monday,
wheat shorts wero heavy buyers again to
day. Prices responded quickly and at the
regular close were c to lc net nigner. may
KMnM. 1-lrtc: closed. 8S'c: July. Ift'Vu'W 3-16c
closed, 86c; September, 1-lSc; closed,
&.e
CORN Receipts, 1R2.550 bu.; exports. 122,-
021 bu.; sales, M.0o0 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2,
WiC f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white, 544c; No. I
i yellow. 54c, f. o. b. afloat. Option market I
wns unusually active and a little firmer,
with wheat closing at He to e net advance.
May, MVii64,c; closed, 544c; July, 63-V0
64c; closed. 54c.
OATS Receipts. 85,800 bu.; exports, 8.190.
Spot market, steady; mixed, 2Wufi2 pounds,
4xc; natural, 3mtf33 pounds. 614)63o; clipped
white. 3Sf-40 pounds, 52i(.4Vic.
HAr-Klrm; shipping, rr.&t-tt .60.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
crop, 8til3c; Pacific coast, 1306 crop.
KxhlUc; 1906 crop, 8'8n2c.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
2c; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs., lite.
LEATHER Steady; acid, 27H629C-
PROVISIONS Beef, steady, family, 115.00
4)1560; beef hams, $2&.0"'li2t.00; packer. $11.00
12.0fl; city extra India mess. $21.0IViii23.00.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, llO.Totii
1250; pickled hams, $12 25. Lard, steady;
western, firm; prime, $9.6159.76. Retlned,
steady; continent, $10.10; 8. A., $11.00; pom
pound, $8.624!&8.75. Pork, steady; family,
$20.00; short clear, $18.009 60; mess, $18.00
4il8.75.
TALLOW Steady; city, $2; rer package,
6'Jc; country packages free, 64iff7c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
2V"14c: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady; street prices, extra
creamery. 21(j33c- Official rrlces: Cream
ery, common to extra, 21033c; held. 00m
mon to extra, 21y31c; western factory,
common to firsts. lVi21Hc; western Imita
tion creamery, firsts, 23ti24c; state dairy,
common to firsts, 2dii30c.
CHEEPK Firm; state full cream, col
ored, small, September, fancy, lac; state
white, 14c; state colored, small, October,
best, 14Hc; white. October best, 13i,g14ic;
good to prime, 13'3)13Hc; winter-made, aver-
u am hent. 121C.
K.OOS Irregular; state. Peiinsylvanla and
nearby fancy selected white, 215i'J2c: choice,
19Mr21c; brown and mixed extra. HVd'Joc;
firsts to extra firsts. 18U19c; western firsts,
ISHc: official price, lSc; seconrls, ISc.
POfLTRY Live, quiet; western chick
ens, 11c; fowls. 13c; turkeys. 12c. Dressed.
Irregular: western chickens, 12gi8c; tur
keys, 12150; fowls, SlSc
at. l oots General Miirket.
ST. LOUIS. March J.-WHEAT-Futures,
weak; cash higher; track. No. 2 red cash,
77Ufc78c: No. 2 hard, 744l77c; May, 7t4c;
Julv 76c
CORN Higher; track, No. 2 cash, 45Mic;
No. 2 white. 47c; May, 46i,c; July, 45c.
OAT-Flrm; track, No. ! cash. 43c; No.
2 white. 444MHc; May. 41So; July. Stic.
FLOUR 8leady; red winter patents, $3.60
tQ'S.SO; extra fancy and straight, $3.20(23.50;
clear. $2.6G4i 2.85. .
SEED Timothy, steady at $3.75Q4.15.
CORNMEAL Steady at $2.20.
BRAN Slow; sacked, east track, e9c.
HAT Steady; timothy. $15.00 18.00;
prairie. $10. 000 13.00. .
IRON COTTON TIES
BAOOlNO-10tiC.
HEMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing,
$1117H. Lard, lower; prime steam, $9.25.
Lry salt meats (boxed), steady; extra
shorts, $9.50; clear ribs, $9.52H; short clears,
$9.75. Bacon (boxed, steady: extra short,
$10.37H; clear ribs, $10.50; short clears.
$10.62H-
POULTRY Firm; chickens, lie; springs,
12c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 12c: geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady; . creamery, t&083c;
dairy, M8S4V.'- t I . ,
EGGS Firm at lie
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls M.OoO 1
Wheat, bu 80,006
Corn, bu 110.000
Oats, bu 64,000
i55.m
68,000
Kansas Cltr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, March 9 WHEAT May,
Hc; July. 71V; September. 72c. Cash:
No. 2 hard. 7(573c; No. 8. 68172Vc; No. I
red. 74ig744e; No. 8, 6773c.
CORN May, 41c; Julv, 4lT,c: September,
42"4c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 41Vi41tyc; No. 3.
4041c; No. 2 white, 43JH3V.C; So. 3, 42
42Hc
OATS No. 1 white, 42c; No. 2 mixed, 39(4
4l4'c.
HAT-Steady; cho!c timothy, $14.50.615.00;
choice prairie, $11 rtofni.tjt).
HVK Steady. 62tioc.
BUTTER Creamery. 31c; nncklng.
KGGS c higher; (lists, lj'ic per dos.
Receipts. Shipmrn's.
Wheat, bu Si.OiO 9t.0
Corn, bu 62.0m 3,KK
Oats, bu 6.0U0 231K0
YlllTvankre firnla 3larkef.
MILWAUKER, March 9. WHEAT
IllBhcr; No. 1 northern. S24tfl--34c; No. 2
northern. 7Mi14-; May, 774c
RYE-Hlalier; No. 1. 71(p'7HaC.
UARLEV Hlkher; No. 2, , 744tf75c; lam.
pie. 62T4c.
CORN-Hlgher; No. 3 cash. 434JW34C; May,
474c bid.
Peorln lirnln Market.
PEORIA. March 9.-CORN I7nchan(f-fl;
No. 3 yellow and No. 3. 424c; No. 4, 404
4j41c: no grade. S3igj39c.
oats Kirm; No z wh'.te, 44c; no. 3
White. 43c; No. 4 white. 414c.
RYE-Finn; No. 2, 67fic.
WHISKY-On basis ot $1.29 for finished
goods.
Minneapolis Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 9 WHEAT
Julv. 804c; September. 7S4c: No. 1 hard.
V-ifSc; No. 1 northern. SmtiM4e; No.
northern, Tsgw.ijc; No. $ northern, 7545
77Hc.
FI.OUR-Flrst patents. $ rrvff4.S0: second
patents, $4.05j'4 15: first clears, $3.25u6.$5;
second clears," $2.40'6! 60.
BRAN In bulk, $i7.5O17.70.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 9. KGOSMar
ket 1c lower, 18c at mark.
CHEESE Firm, fair demand; New York
full creams, fair to fancy, Lltj(14c.
Toledo Heed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. March 9. SEEDS Clover,
cash and March. $8.60; April, U 90; October,
$6.80; timothy, $2.20; alslke, $7-65.
Rvanorated Apples and Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK, March 9. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows an easier tone
with buyers demanding concession from re
cent prices. Fancy quoted at SVc;
choice. 8o4e; prime 7e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
continue steady on the larger sizes, al
though it Is said that some concessions are
obtainable on the smalled grades. Quota
tions range from Sc to 13c for California
fruit, and from 54c to 10c for Oregon.
Apricots are unchanged with choice auoted
at lKc; extra choice at lH4tfl9c; fancy at
19U20a. Peaches are quiet with the tone as
barely steady as it was, although offerings
are still light. Choice are quoted at ll'M2c;
extra choice at 12Vff13c; fincy at 12til34c:
extra faney at 13'Jilfie. Raisins, firm; loose
muscatel, 7'o9c; London layers, $1.351.40.
Oils and no. la.
NEW YORK. March 9 OILS-Cotton
seed oil easy: prime crude f. o. b. mills,
4vc; prime crude f. o. b. mills, 4,'4c. Petro
leum firm: refined New York, 13.00; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. $5s: Philadelphia
and Baltimore In bulk, $4.70. Turpentine
steadv. 7ii4l7ti4.
ROSIN Steady; strained common to good,
$t 4Mi4 5ft
SAVANNAH. Ga., March 9. OIL Tur
pentine. 7SiC.
RogIN Firm : sales. 526 casks; A. B. C,
D. 14 26; E. $4 30: F. $4 35; (3. $4.40; H, $4 65;
I. 64.66: K. ttSt); M. $5 60; N. $.75; WG,
$6 10 WW. $6 25.
OIL CITY. Pa., March . OH-Credit
bnlances Pennsylvania dark. $1 S: Pennsyl
vania amber. $1 78. Runs, mtfl bbls ;
average, 111674 bbls.: shipments, 17o,73i
bbls.; average, 154.120 bbls.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, March VETAl.S The
usual inaetion prevailed In the metal mar
kets In the absence of cables and price
wre fne-e or less nominal ; tin quoted it
H'wjHtlO. Copier continues firm with
lake quoted at $ IWfJfi.TS; electrolvMc at
li' (Kra 2S. and cad ng st $M rj4nl 7i. Iad
was unchanged at $'tMSi; Filter at $ii.0
KtW Ire-rv was reported firm at recent
P6T" LOPTS. March f -MF.TAT.S-I.ead.
steady at $6.07Hi spelter, steady at $i.7i
OMAIIA LIVE STOCL MARKET
Cattla Ehow Little Chan re for the Day
or Week.
HOGS MUSUY FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Sheep aad Lambs of Good Quality
Btronarer for the Week, While
the Common to Median
Grades Arc Easier.
SOUTH OMAHA. March ft, 10X
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Official Monday 3.363 i.Ml lu.444
Official Tuesday 4.MK 7.S5S .7il
Official Wedneslay 6,198 7,4.1 C.2
Dfflcial Thursday 4.710 6.011 4.611
Official Friday 2.191 7.104 4.47
Official Saturday 2.0 6.OU0 885
Thle week. 21.ZU
Lest week. i9.6
Two weeks ago 23.843
Three weeks ago lo.&ol
$9,613
51.756
59 3M
61 7l
47.901
46.340
36.634
44,414
41.7W
27.1
fxiur weeks ago 25,in
Same week last year K7i2
Si.5-0
31.216
The fnllnn-lntr t.ihle shnws the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Suuth Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1307. 19"6. Inc. Dec
Cattle 214,423 187,013 26,fcO
Hogs 475,131 620.&.O 4&,!U
Sheep 32,74 2S3.4; 30,294
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice cornfed steers $5.3&4j6.85
Fair to good cornfed steers 4.7u"jo.3o
Common tn fnlr steers 4.0Of4.75
Good to choice fed cows $. 4 50
Fair to good cows and heifers 3.A.V3.S0
Common to fnlr cows and heifers.. 2.0C'u3.JO
Good to choice stockers 4 feeders.. 4 8y4i4.i0
Fair to good stockers and feeders..
Common to fair stockers
Bulls, stags, etc
Veal calves
The following table ahows the
8. 8' Hi 4.30
80KU3.W
875 4.25
4.0iKi6.r,o
average
price of hogs et South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1907. 1J6.190B.1904.1908.102.1801.
Feb. 26... I
Feb. 27...
Foo. at...
March 1..
March 2..
March $..
March 4..
March 6..
March 6..
March 7...
9 80 6 98,
6 1b, 0 01
6 40
6 32
6 21!
6 15
t I3
5 881
6 83
5 Ml
5 34
6 27
5 29
4 771
6 ." i
6 11 4 841
6
6 85
6 06 4 80
6 62
6 22
6 191
2
4 96
4 96
4 91
5 02
s et
6 76
6 73
6 M
4 7i
5
5 12!
5 04
5 07
6 68
6 11
6 22
6 IV
4 7fi
4 81
' 03!
1 02
T 11
6 72,'
6 74
7j
4S- I 7 041
6 241
6 091 5 13
6 19 1 5 Wi
6 151 6 14
6 i:t
6 10
6 13
4 .-'J 5 13, 7 15
March 8..
6 77V4'
6 864!
4 M. 5 2u
March 9
4 881 6 19 7 15
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $2.Vfj;.00 $6.50ij
Chicago 1.7ii(ti90 6.ii;tl 7 07V4
Kansas City 6iu6.5 6 6tu6S5
St. Louis 2.6D1j6.7 6.aj7.0j
Sioux City 2.7uUU.i5 8.T0ijj0.8i
The official number ol cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. ., 6
Wabash 18
Mo. V. Ry $81..
U. P. system 14 ..
C. & N." W. (easti.. .. 6 1
C. & N. W. (west).. .. 29
C, St. P., M. & O.. .. 9 S
C, B. & Q. (east).. .. .. ..
C, B. A Q. (west).. 1 4 I
C, R. I. & P. (east).. .. 4 .. ..
C. R. I. & P. (weest) .. I ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. Western .. 4
Total receipts 6 87 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co. .
Swift and Company .
Cudahy Packing Co. .
Armour & Co
Swift & C6., K. C...
L. F. HUss
J. H. Bulla
Other buyers
Totals
1.100
49 1,511
1.972 526
17 UU , -
I
19
108 6.567 U87
CATTLE Receipts of caitle this week
have been quite liberal, showing a small
gain over the week before and a consider
able gain over one year ago. While the re
ceipt a nave Deen none loo large iu suppir
the demand they he.ve been large enough
a mnlA If manxi ti. .i i U fnr narliArif to Mil
! orders, so that th trade has been very
munh larklne in life and activity.
Beat steers hava shown comparatively
l!Uk change during the week. Theis has,
In fact, been vciy much of a sameness to
the trade for some days back. Receipts
have been liberal, and while buyers have
taken everything coming, their require
ments have nut been sutllcb-ntly urgent to
put any snap into the market. Heme the
trade has been Blow and uninteresting from
day to day. At tlte end of the week prices
are practically in the same notches as one
week ago.
What has been said regarding beef steers
would apply euL'ally well to the market on
cows und heltera. While buyers huve ap
parently wanted everything coming, the
receipts have been fully euual to their re
quirements and they have not been f ireed
i into active buying through fear of not be
ing able to fill orders. Buyers have seem
ingly been in a position where they c uld
, afford to take their time and according y
have workeil leisurely all the week. Thui,
I while ate-ady pi ices have b,'en malnUtln- d,
I tliq trade has been dull from st irt to fln-
lBh.
Stockers and feeders have been good sell,
era all the week. Receipt:) have not been
large enough to become burdensnme, while
i the demand hus been quite oi isk. in con
stuuence tin market ut the close of the
week is fully Kte;uly and In spots possibly
i a little stronger than one week ago. Good
i fleshy feeders and good light stockers have
been In demand.
Representative sales:
COWS.
No.
7...
t...
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At.
110
1064
ltMl
Pr No.
! to t
3 a 1
HEIFERS.
At.
..1114
..1120
Pr.
I 7i
4 10
m
i 45 I
to 1 to
HOGS Hogs sold mostly 5c higher this
morning, and ulille the opening was slow
the trade became fairly active, so that the
moat of the hogs changed hands by 10
o'clock tn the morning. As Is apt to be
the case when the more urgent orders are
filled, th4 market eased oft and the close
was not quite so good. There were a good
many light hog among the receipts today,
and taking that fact Into consideration
prices were fully 5c higher than yesterday
As will be noted from the sales below the
most of the hogs sold at tU.WjtS 8iVt, with
a very liberal sprinkling at $U.ts6 and a top
as high as $ti.9o. It will be remembered
that yesterday over half of all the hogs
sold at $6,774. 1
The receipts of hogs have been light
this week, showing a heavy falling oft as
compared with the previous week and with
a year ago. in suite or tnat ract, however.
fiackers have been pretty bearish and dur
ng the early purt of the week hammered
prices, but without any very great results
The low point of the week was touched on
Tuesday, when the hogs sold 24U6c lower
than the close or tne previous week. Since
Tuesday the tendency of the market has
been upward, so that at the close of the
week the average market is a big 5c
higher than It was an last Saturday. A
notable feature of the market Is thj
absence of sharp fluctuations. The highest
point touched so far this month was on
the first, when the hogs on an average
suld at $6.86. On the other hand, the lowest
point was on Tuesday of this week, when
the average price was $6 724, showing only
124o as tho extreme range between the
high and low days for the month thus far.
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Saturday
In l.1ay.
J-l
is
14 .
BHEKP Although It was a
there were a few care reported
nrarttcallv all of them sold befora r.
rival, mere were tnree cars ol ewes that
were weighed up at $5 and two cars of
i the Kltng fh. rn wrthers at $6 00. the same
j price th.it they have been bringing all the
200 Miles
Acl Wow
For fourteen years I have studied how
I am done experimenting.
I Have at Last the Greatest Invention of This Century.
I Can Double the Earning Capacity of Any
Steam or Electric Railway in Existence.
It will remodel the whole railroad business. There Is not a railroad In this country but that will
sooner or later be compelled to adopt my system, because It Is faster, safer, and more economical In oper
ation than any other system.
I absolutely control the next great step forward In the railroad world In my patents. Why? rwaurs
steam has run Its limit! Steam cannot run a train 100 miles an hour and keep It up. The trolly and
present third-rail systems cannot be depended upon for long distances. Their motors are likely to burn
out any minute. With my system I can run a train any distance In any kind of weather, without a hitch
or breakdown, 80 to 200 miles an hour, with perfect safety. By my system. If a wheel broke or a rail
broke, the cars would stay exactly In position on the track. They could not do otherwise. They could
not jump the track at any speed. It would be Impossible to run my cars off the end of a track Into a river
Where a bridge Is open. My car would stop Itself even If the leverman was asleep.
I know this whole system to be a success, becati se I have tried it for two years. Purine that time
millionaires have tried to get control of my system, but I would not let them, because I preferred to protect
my
own and the other stockholders' Investments.
Charles T. Terkes offered me $100,000 If I would throw my Invention on the scrap-pile and ?orut It.
He did not want to be compelled to chance his old cable system.
Wall street capitalists have made five different attempts to gain control over the Leffler Klectrlc Sys
tem, and Wall street generally knows a good thing when they seo It. I could not afford to lot these big
moneyed Interests get control. I preferred to go to the smaller Investors, to the people who -vant to
make good, safe and sure Investments. I have therefore hound myself to this company, and to every slock
holder, that I will personally see to It that every man and woman who makes an Investment In this com
pany will get a square deal. This Is a square deal from start to flnlbh.
Hugo Melchoir, Barber Supplies.
L. A. Borshelm of Brown & Borshelm.
Robert Nlcoll, Thompson, Belden & Co.
J. P. Manz, 214 South 14th Street
All these gentlemen have known
them.
To prove that you will get a squire deal
I have had t!)e following contract printed
on the back of exiry certificate
All or any shares of the capital stock
cf the Xiefiler Electrlo Systom will be
redsemed at par or face value up to,
ana Including- the 10th day of Mny, A.
D., 1933, upon written notice properly
riven to said Company at its executive
office la Chicago, Illinois, in a manner
and form as provided by its by-laws,
and adopted by a majority of the stock
holders of this Company, so that all
stock so offered for redemption, within
any given period, may share equally
and proportionately. Kowevar, the
stock of this Company is only redeem
able from funds received, or to he re
ceived, as royalties from railroad com
panies nslng the patents of this com
pany under Uoenss, and after proper
notloe as aforesaid, which may bs re
ceived from stockholders direct, or
from snoh of said railroad companies
as have i-acelved said stock In payment
for transportation or otherwise, PRO
VIDED, HOWEVEB, no stock shall bs
redeemed until after May 10th, 1909,
except at the option of this Company,
This Contract Means
that out of the royalties paid by railroad
companies using my system this company
will pay you full faoe value for ovevy
share of stock you buy.
It means that If you bought 100 shares
at the present price you would be nole tn
get at least $1,000 by turning your certi
ficate of stock In to us, to be paid from
royalty money In our treasury. I don't
think you will ever want to sell, because
of the enormous dividends we will pay.
But If you should be compelled to sell,
your certificate would , then be worth its
full face value.
This mnkes it absolutely Impossible for
any stockholder to be frozen out of the
company.
No Lurking Scheme In This
We have no sideshow companies or
branch organizations for the purpose of
fooling people, and will have none. All
business to be done or contracts per
formed by, with and for the Leftler Elec.
trie System. This company will not con
tract with any construction compiay hav-
tit:i. i . ""7aki.o
f'A
iV r v . , fcVv
i Hi ,
This X-efHer Electric Train Will Sua 60 to 800 MUes an Hour and Without the FosslhlUty of Jumping the Track Swift, fcafe.
and Sure. Highest Beference, " 1
Leffler Electric System (Inc.),
335 Monadnock Block. Chicago.
week. A string of good lambs which came
In late yesterday sold readily on arrival
at $7 .60.
While receipts have been decidedly larger
this week than a year ago, they have been
none too large to supply the very good de
mand that has prevailed throughout the
six days. In fact, It would appear that
buyers have not been able to secure as
many strictly good killers as they could
ure and everything answering that de
scription, both sheep and lmbs, has sold
quickly on arrival at vtry satisfactory
prices. In fact, the tendency througnoi.t
the week has been upward on the lies;
grades, as will be noted by couiparin.
present prices with those ot a wek ag
especially these puld for ewes and lamli
As a nutter of course the quality ha.,
been getting better, which would naturall
make some difference with the prices.
A feature ot the week's trade worthy of
notice is the weakness prevailing In the
market for common to medium kinds of
killers, which have had a downward ten
dency, while the better grades have bee"n
strengthening up. The only thing that has
prevented the less desirable kinds from
Belling decidedly lower was the fact that
the demand on the part of the packers was
so gdod that they were forced to take
practically everything coming In order to
fill orders.
It will be understood from this that the
sheep and lamb market is in a gool
healthy condition. ntlrely satisfactory to
the selling Interests. The only thing for
shippers to do Is to hold back their stuff
until It Is thoroughly fattened and ready
for market. If this policy Is pursued there
Is no danger but what present high price
for gooil kinds will contlnu-.
Quotations on killers: Good to chrc
lambs. $7 2ofi(7.iO; fair to good lambs, $15 75
T 25; good to choice yearlings, lamb we ghts,
$ii lftfji ii; fir to good yearlings, lamb
weights. $5.tf&6.15: good to choice year
lings, heavy weights, $.VX5F6 1P: fair to good
yearlings, heavy weights. $5 6fr3.s3: gool
to chutes old wethers. It&u4j5.7S; fair to
good old wethers, $5. 2513. So; good to chol e
vwv., uryuiKi, I4ir III uuu vwca, mt.to'j I
Kepresentatlve
Us:
ISO.
3 i western wethers,
western ewes ...
215 western ewes ...
2K western lambs .
1! Mexican lambs
Mexican lambs
Av.
. 120
. 119
. 121
. 70
.
. TS
. 73
Pr.
6 ik)
t 25
t 27
7 2S
T .V
T 60
T 50
shorn..
Mexican lambs
Kloas Cltr Live Stork Market
SIOCX CITY. March .-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Reeeipta. Uuu head; mur-
an Hour With
Absolute Safety
The Price Goes to $4.90 March 23
to make
cars run faster, chenper, safer
OMAHA REFERENCES:
(By Ter mission)
W. V. P. Home, Thompson, Belden & Co.
Fred E. Bollard of the Hutchlnson-Bollard Co.
W. X. Ferguson, Bee Building.
me for years and give me the freest use
Ing officers connected with this company.
Thls means that we will not allow the
company officers to let contracts to them
selves under the guise of a construction
company, or a company of any othjr kind.
to defraud the stockholders.
Every Share on the Square
Not a dollar's worth of the stock will
be sold which does not represent etactly
the same footing or standing that every
other share or dollar represents.
The stock Is FULLY PAID and NON
ASSESSABLE.
My Automatic Signal Service
It absolutely prevents collisions. Every
where a car moves it sends ulumiia 1. hon.i
and behind. It Is not affected by storms
or any weather condition. My Btgivil sys
tem does not require either hand or mind
of man to operate It. No wires or polos
are exposed where storms can bio them
down or Interfere with them. If through
some accident any signal Is broken cr
otherwise put out of commission another
signal Immediately takes Us place. Every
uioimiciier or operator on the road
can go to sleep and my signals will work
perfectly and safely. Even the trainmen
have nothing to do with them. There Is
no forgetting Every signal works auto
matically. When trains come together
too closely, head on or from the rear, an
electric bell rings vigorously In the lever
man s cab.
Cars Under Absolute Control
It Is all controlled by one lever. The
leverman starts, stops, and reverses with
READ THIS LETTER
.rom a thoroughly reliable concern. It was unsolicited,
were entire strangers to us.
ZX.ZCTSXCAX.WOBX LEWIS & COMPANY,
A SPECIALTY BOX.ICITOKS OF PATENTS
(PERSONAL).
pat-i w t rr, ' . .
Dear Sir: As a patent and mechanical expert I have been greatly Interested in
your claims for the Lefller Electric System, and realizing Its enormous vilue If
properly protected by Letters Patent, I made an exhaustive Investigation of your
patents In the U. S. I'atent Office.
The result has convinced me that you have an absolute monopoly in what Is
...... to revolutionize tho railways of this and other countries. The tllvld'Mil pos
sibilities f your company are almost Incomprehensible, controlling as you do prac
tically BASIC patents. It Is my opinion that you have a public necessity, and as a
patent man I know that you have a monopoly In its exploitation. The value of tho
patents cannot be overestimated.
Altogether, from my knowledge of patent and mechanical matters, and what I
know of the possibilities of your system, I would sav that, not only is your company
rather under capitalized, but at the present price will rrove Indeed a shrewd invest
ment. Therefore, kindly send me subscription blanks. Very truly yours,
JOHN AMBLER SMITH. Secretary and Treasurer.
LtfrYIS COMPANY
Twelve days later If r. Smith was a stockholder.
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ket unchanged; beeves. $1.36716.86; cows,
bulls and mixed. $2. ,6'i4.j5: stockers and
feeders, $3.0uU l oo; calves and yearlings, $3 00
64 (Ml
tit U0.
HOGS Receipts, b.n(0 head; market
strong; selling at $U.7tX4jt.&; bulk of sales,
$ti.7iio.S0.
CHICAGO I4VB STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sh
Hons
CHICAGO.
p and Lambs Steady
lire Cents Hluher.
March . CATTLE Receipts,
market steady; beeves. Jt.-oi,
20 head;
0 !K; cows and heifer
l.iotiW stockers
Texans, $4.-'iul.75;
and feeders. $2 .tuxii&.uu
ealves, 0.i)ij i.oo.
HOOS Iteeeipts, 9,0u0 head; market 6c
hither; mixed and butcht i s, g 7.07'.. ;
good heavy, $7. a 7.07',i; ruuu heavy, $,.So
'sl6.6j; light. $ti.x)t7.U2Vfc; K-Vyii.b'i;
oulk. $ii.'.V'g7.06.
BHEKP AN1J LAMBS -Receipts, 1,010
head; market steady; sneep, $3.iSii.'o;
lambs, $4.;5u7 60.
Kansas City l.lve Slock Mnrket
KANSAS CITY, Maich . CATTLE Re-i
ceipts, oo head. Includ.ng ioo Hjutherns:
market um nangea; em u f. export ana
dressed beef steois. $3.&ife4j50; fair to guott,
$1.6iim6.40; western fed steers, H.loiiMn;
fair to good, $4.5iVy6 4o; western fed Meeru,
$4mkii6.9o; stockers and feeiiers. $3.7:iUj.-5,
S'luthern steers, $3.7i,(K.2l ; msthem cows.
$:i.ti'u4.w; native cows, $.;;4i.ui; nai.ve
t.i .f. rs. $3.b ti6.26; bulls,
$.l.liiu4 .26; caivef.
the week, 4U.200
$f..i7 25. Iteeeipts for
hi ad.
Hi iGS Receipts, I.DM lie.id; n:ark( t strong
to so higlier; top. I9JS: bulk of sales. $'i.sT,
(i9i); heavy, $6 Sk'Tti 924; pin ker. tVikSir
6.9.Vi: pigs und lights, aoy'j.si. Receipts
for th week. 4.5'io head.
SHEEP ANIJ LAMHS Recilpts 5. WO
heed: ma' Wet nonilnully steady; lambs.
$7.U4j7 90; ewes and yearlings. j:..i'i-j
1 western fed yea rings, iii;u6:55; e-tern I
feii sheep, $0 u'Do tjO; stockers and teide s. '
i : (ti
Kecelpts fur tne week, 4J, ,uj 1
I
HI. Itols live Slock Market.
i ST. IXjI'13. Msrch . CATTLE Kerelpts.
I SO head, Including ooo Texans. Market
I strong; native shipping and export steers.
I $fiW"u75; dressed beef and butcher stiers
$4 K'a ; steers under .'H pounds, $S.,ji1
4.6o; sloi-kers and feeders, J.;.iij4 id: cows
and heifers, $2.biVfr6 28; tanners. $-' u1i2 60;
bulls. $3 26u4 26; calves, $3.6nitt0ri; Texas and
Indian steers, $2.ti6u6ti0; cows and hrlfers,
liXuKO.
iiOOd Receipts, $,6oQ head; market shade
than ever before.
1
It
of their names,
Ask
the same lever. Snow, Ice, slet. rain,
grease, dirt and such substances do net
affect the rower or control of the ear or
train.
I cannot describe the system fully hero.
I have done this In a booklet, which I will
send you free for tho asking. If you can't
take but ten shares get the booklet and
learn fully all the wonders of this sim
plest, most perfect system ever Revised.
It will set you to wondering that some
one did not think of this marvelous idea
before.
When I send you the booklet I will also
send you the reports of some of the ablest
electrical engineers In this country, who
have carefully examined the system. They
fully Indorse It.
Ws receive almost dally requests from
responsible parties for estimates for put
ting In my system on new roads About tc
be constructed.
Call, write or telegraph at once.
Secure Yourself a Life Income
NOW
For every 10 shares, $48 cash.
For every 100 sharss, $480 cash.
Any other number of shares, not less
than 10 shares, at the same rate.
After Saturday night, March S3, the
rt'ice of this stock will be 10 sharss 949,
100 shares, $490.
On Easy Monthly Payment Pi an
For every 10 shares, 97 cash and 6
monthly payments 97 each. Total, (49.
For every 100 shares, 970 oash and C
monthly payments 970 each. Total, 9490
In fact, they
. 0, January 21
1907.
"
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Www,Tn - .
K - f -rf
, hlgh-r. Pigs and lights, $.6f.96; packers,
, $.6ii.96; butchers and best heavy. $6 tt
i fe7.05. "
1 . ,
nu Biieep on eaie.
1w Vork Mve Stork Market.
NEW YORK. March . REEVES Re
ceipts, utii) hi ad; nuthlng doing; feeling dull;
dressed beef Is very light In demand at
7 to 9 co:its per pound. Cables steady.
Shipments, 890 cattle, 650 bheep and 5ot
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 102 head; market feel
ing no more than rteadv. Common to
choice veals quoted at $6.m'r9.50; culls sold
at $1.50. Lrensed calves quiet; city dressed
veals, Sc to 11c per pound; country dressed
te to I2c.
SHEEP AND LAMH3 Receipts, 1.M7
head; shrep nominal; lambs slow; feeling
easier. Sellers quint, common to prime
lambs. $ij.5oj8.00; choice, $.loi)8.15; several
unsold.
HOUS Receipts, 2.468 head: market feel- I
Ing firm. Whole range quoted at $7.567.75.
St. Joseph
Live stock Market.
Mo.. March 8 CATTLB 1
ST. JOSEPH,
Keveipts, i heaii; market steady; natives,
i mran.a; cows ana neirers, $2.50f;.75;
! stockers and feeders, $S.7i'(i'4.86.
HOGS Receipts, 4.122 head: market 5c
I hiKh r. Top. $ii.ij; bulk, K8'fiti 87"i.
I SHEEP A.N'lJ IAMHS Reeeirits, 28 head;
' lambs, $7.1oij7.45; wethers, $5.i'ij6 7&.
Stork la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prlnp'pal
western inurkets yesterday:
Cattle. Hoks. Sheen.
,. aw 6.oo &j
i) C.'VI
. 4t'l t.bt t.0-0
I" 4.121 iJi
, . ii 3.0
.. 100 .U 1,00
.. l.sos 90,222 7,416
Puith Omaha
, Sious City
Kansas City
! St. Joseph
t. Iouia
I Chicago
Total
Dry fiooilt Market.
NEW YORK. March 9 -The dry g ,ods
market held very Dim today and was quite
sctivu on shetlngs. white goods, ging
ham.", linens, burlaps and carpets. The
silk trade la In a very good condition, botb
as to piece goods and ribbons. The les
sened importations of linens during Feb
ruary is attracting considerable attention.
If you have
It In the For
bee Want Ad
tnything to trade advertise
Exchange column of The
page.
and Comfort
Mil ' .AH
4, s
5
-
tavj, w. Lcrmi,
Inventor of the Leffier Klertro-MaKnetlc Railway and S1f
nal System. Invintor of machine to make Rarb Wlr In
ventor of many Improvements to Harvesting Machines.
General manager and Consulting Engineer of Leffler lUvo
trie System.
Any other number of shares, not lese
than 10 shares, at the same rate.
Pur value of all shares. $10 per share.
All remitt:in,. must be m.uie In i.ither
pnstotrU'o money order, registered letter,
express money order, or draft on New
York or Chicago.
If you let this opportunity get by with
out taking all the stock you can possibly
buy you will soon be In the position of
the man who refused to buy Bell Tele
phone utock when It could be had for
small money, and later saw It sell for
thirty times what he could have bought
It for.
Call and see me and let me explain
anything you do not understand.
If you can't call, write for booklet and
engineers' reports.
Points to Remember About
the leffler System Taking
the PlCJ of Present
Steam Railways.
It does away entirely with locomo
tives, heavy motor cars, electric engines
and all other similar heavy and tpen
slve machines.
A speed of 80 to 200 miles an hour
can be regularly reached and main
tained for any distance.
Runs winter and summer alike. Not
affected by Ice, snow, grease, dirt, sleet
rain or any other weather condltlm. '
Less than one-quarter of the fuel is
needed.
Trains can be started and stopped
Quicker than by any other syscom and
miuuui uiscoimori to passengers,
Power-houses can be placed 200 r
apart.
miles
No brakes are required. The stopping
is done by reversing the current.
There Is no flattening of the wheels
and consequent Jogging of the cars
wheels do not grind on the rails lo start
trains, hence no holes and depressions
are made.
It la easier on the roadbed nnd cars,
and practically no repairs will bo
needed.
Points to Remember About
This System lor Street
Railways.
There are no overhead wires, no thirl
rail, no slot In the street, no under
ground trolley, no obstruction In the
street.
Can be run faster, safer, easlor and
more comfortably than any othr sys
tem known.
It Is cheaper to operate, uses a half
less fuel at power-house. Is cleaner,
surer and quicker In operation than any
other.
Cannot be stopped by sleet nr snow
storms, rain, ice, grease, dirt or any
other similar obstruction on the track.
It cannot produce eloctrolysts on
water pipes or conduits In streets,
which Is now such a heavy expense to
cities under the trolley.
It cannot interfere with any other
electric wires, requires less urre.it
than other systems and develops tcreat
er power.
It Is all controlled by one lever, and
is always under the most absolute con
trol anywhere, and under all conditions.
It Is noiseless, since there ere no
gearings, motors or other machinery
to grind, squeuk or rattle.
There are no "burn-outs" of motors,
because there are no motors to turn out.
It is Impossible for man or l-ait lo
get a shock from an electric current.
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