Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: WEDNT.SDA'?, MARCIT 13, 1D07.
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CKAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wbt Etronr, Diid.u Beiriih Ioflnno of
GoTernmint Crop Import. j .
SLUMP IN MAY OATS OF NEARLY ONE CENT
Mar Crop Filre Report nod Brad
street' Estimate ol Iwcrn la
Vlalbl Wheat Supply
Snstnln Market.
v OMAHA, March 12. 1907.
Wheat opened easy, but a aermatlonal
bull movement near tha close pushed prices
lVjo over Uie opening. Cables came lower,
but prices were wll sustained In view of
iha irf.mrlv bearish Influence yesterday
of the government crop report, whlcn
showed the winter wheat reserves aa tne
largest in record, ...
aelllng movement waa started early In
the market, but met with little succes
aftet the receipt of Bradstreet a ostlmat
of a decrease of 360,000 bushels In the
world s visible supply and also confirma
tion of reports of crop failure In Texas. .
The bears were encouraged by denlala of
the green bug stories from Oklahoma and
aianaas, but there were rumors of partial
crop damage In Ohio and Indiana.
The market closed with the bulla In full
away. May wheat being 711c, bid. a gain
of lWo.
Corn waa Inactive, prlcea for the May
crop being generally sustained, and the
July options closed at an advance of V.o.
Foreign advlcea gave lower prices and the
bearish government report waa unfavorable
for futures. The cause of an early lose In
July options waa generally attributed to
the stinking out of small stop-loss orders,
although the northwest were sellers; of the
July and September cropa.
- May corn closed strung, options being
quoted at CVtd bid and July options at
41e bid. , ' j
Oats acted badly and suffered a shatp
decline after the opening of the. market.
While the opening waa steady, scattered
liquidation ensued and prices fell WC.
News for the sudden decline was lacking,
but the market rose sharply at the close
In sympathy with wheat. May oats closed
firm, options being quoted at a loss of Vc
from th opening, while July options closed
steady at 37Hc asked.
Primary wheat receipts were 668,000 bush
els and shipments 173,000 bushels, ttjtalntt
receipts last year of 8l,0u0 bushels and
shipments of-To7.0U0 bushels Corn receipts
were 1176,000 bushels and shipments 4fi4,G00
bushels, against receipts of 3;9,0U0 bushels
and shipments of 478 AO bushels last year. .
Clearances wure 43.000 bunhela of Oorn.
none of out, and wheat and flour equal to
HOWO bushels. ' "
Liverpool closed KHA lower On wheat
and H1 higher on corn.
Bradstreet estimated the Increase on
wheat In tha United State and Canada
at 816,000 bushels, and the corn Increase at
IIM.OUO bushels. The supply of oats was
estimated aa decreasing &47.O0O bushels.
Local range of options:
Included, 1"Vc; flrta, 1.-; prime firsts, 14io,
Chcise, steady, 14V lt"o.
KW tORK GKJERAI. . MARKET
Qitlillm
Vnrlon
ArtlcIo. Open.l High.) Low. Close. Ye'jr,
May...
July.
Corn
May.
July.
Sept.
Oats-May.
July..,
7DHa' 71B TOSA TIVB WHA
. 7lVB 71VsB 71SB 714.B 71V4A
42A1-42HB 41 HA 47UR . 42B
41A . 41VB 40A 4U-4B 41A
. 41A ........ ........ 4MA.;41A
. VA VPkK 40A 4MA 40TA
. 17A 87HA 67A t!Aj VhjA.
A asked. 'B bid.
, Oman Cash Prteea. .
WHEAT-No. I hard, 69V4'P4o; No. 1
hard, tVc; No. 4 hard, 600001 No. I
sprlntf. tu0V4a. - r '
COKN No. I. No. 4. Sfma:
no grade, u4J,V.c; No. 1 yellow, SbfciiiWto';
No. t white, ilfi-tic.
OATS No. 1 mixed, No. 8 White,
j40Ho: No. 4 white, W"4ua. . .
RYE No. i. tOo; No. a. Wo. - ' ;
Carlot Receipts.
; " Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 15 m 177
Kansas City 1 .35 ' 48
Minneapolis t63 . ... ... . ...
Omaha 87 132 83
Duluth Jf'3
St. Louis a? 18a a
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
SEW YORE STOCKS A1NDB0SDS
of the Hay
Commodities.
NEW ' YOF.K, March ll-FLOUR-Re-celptn,
3.lfi bbls.; export. SM.li bbl.; mar
ket steady and active. Minnesota patent.
$4 1'ii4.4; winter straight. $."u3i:
Minnesota baker', 83K.U.156; winter ex
tras, iVfi6.0ii: winter patent. M.Mffl.W
winter low grades, 82 Wl (. Ry flour,
firm; fair to good. $3.hVu3.M); choice to
fancy, M-RiVtj 4.1.6. Buikwheat flour, dull;
12 i, nominal, spot and to arrive.
corn M K A Lr-Flrrn. fine white and
yellow, l. lull 115; kiln dried, $2.8M4'2.76.
W H F. AT Kecelpts, W.imo bu.; spot market
firm; No. I red, MV elevatoT; No. t red,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
We, t. o. b., aPoat; No. I hard winter,
M-ln, f. o. b.,' afloat. An Irregular decline
In wheat early, duo to liquidation, easy
cables, big northwest receJpta, short aell
lng and small clearance waa followed by
violent upturns during tne liw nHir.
Started by reneweil damage reports, this
rally for( excited covering of short arvd
Iaat prices were at the top for the season
bb1 Si" o o over last night. May, 84 11-16
closed at 86e; July, WAfiWifco. closed
at 8Kc
cokn Rece nt, zu.sai du.: ssjes ,w
bu. futures; spot market twrely steady;
No. X STWo elevator, - and MVo f. o. b.,
afloat; No. I white, 64c, and No. I yellow.
Wo f. o. b., arUMt. Option market was
fairly active and stronger on the late
wheat advance closing nf7H" net lower.
May closed at Mc: July &4Vtij643fcc closed
at 54Se.
OATS Receipts. 6B.0TO bo.: exnortal WW
bu. j spot market easy; mixed oats, IS to S3
lbs.. 47Hc: natural white. 90 to 88 lbs.. EtaJ
Uc; clipped white, 36 to 40 lb., M64c.
may Firm: shipping, 7.wv.50.
HOPS Dull: state, common to choice.
19i6 crop, MIHc; Pacific coast, 1906 crop,
UKnlSc; lfi6 crop, 8Crfl2a
HIDF.S-Rteady; Galveston. 20 to Iba..
10c; Texas dry, 54 to 30 lbs., 19c
l-KATHFR Steady: acid, Z7WB-e.
PROVISIONS Beer. st.dv: family. H&.00
15.n0; beef hams, 125.00(26.00; packer, 1L
fcll(n); city extra India mesa, IZl-Oru'-.'
cut meata, steady; pickled bellies, 10. bf
12.50; pickled hams, ll0.(."uT2.5O. Lard, firm;
western, firm; prime, t.3ua9.40. Refined,
eay; continent, 89.80;. S. A., 111.00; com
pound, xx.ttfivuH.75. Pork, barely stead v;
family, 18 6020.00; short clear, i8.00A0;
mess $18 fMU lR.7B.
TAIJ.X)W Steady: city. 83: per package.
64c; country packs (res free, 6tyy7o.
RJ( hi Stead v: domest c. fair to extra.
iMiS4c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER irregular; street price, extra
creamery, 814i32c; official prlcea, creamery,
common to extra, 21ii31c; held, common to
extra, . HfrSOJc; state dairy, common to
finest, auSOc; renovated, common to extra,
Mttlttc; western factory, common to Hrs-s,
Iha-lWc; western Imitation creamr.ry,
firsts, KfiQic.
CHEEiSB Firm; state full cream, coloied,
small, September fancy, 15c; state, whlti,
14fc; atate, colored, small, October, best,
14'iiMHc; white, 13'(n4Vc; good to prime.
l.Vrfl3tyc; state, winter, average best. liCn;
state, large, September fancy, 14V4C.; state,
October best, 13'S14Vie; state, good to
prime, 12&'13Hc; Inferiors, 11H1j12Hc.
EOG8 fuy; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, luHc; brown
and mixed, extra, 19c; firsts to extra firsts,
17Vifl8Ho; western V firsts. 17CJ official
price, 17c; seconds, 17Hc.
POtTLTRT LJve, firm; western chlckene,
11c; fowls, 15c; turkeys, 13c Dressed, firm;
western chickens, li&Uc; turkeys, 12S15c
fowls, 10ffl3Vo.
the Tradlngr and Closln
on Board of Trade.
Features of
i Prleea
rtUCAQO. March U Brisk covering by.
shorts caused a sharp rally In tha wheat
market today, tha final quotations being
tip lfllHo. Corn was Ho higher. Oats
were down . W3Hc. Provision were Ty&
lOo to 20o lower.
The announcement that the green Bug
has Invaded the wheat fields of Kansas
was the reason for the strength developed
late In tha day In the wheat market. Pit
traders here assumed that the reported
Invasion will result In much damage to
the crop of that state and this caused
a wild scramble on the part of shorts to
cover their sale. During the last fifteen
minutes of trading the price of the May
option advanced more than lo per bu.,. and
the close was excited and strong, with
price at the highest point of the day.
The early sentiment In the market was de
cidedly bearish and prlcea ranged below
the close of yesterday. The government's
estimate of farm reserves was mainly re
sponsible for this weakness. Lower prices
at Liverpool also encouraged tha sellers.
A decrease of X24.fr bu. In the world's
visible supply aa shown by Bradstreet's
comnared with an Increase last year of
2P6.0U0 bu., contributed In a small degree
to the late strength. May wheat opened
Hf?'4c to 'a?iSc lower at 77Vo to 77Ht(V7So,
sold off to 76T4 and then advanced to 78Ho.
where It dosed. ' Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 80,4uO bu. Primary re
ceipt were fie'7,000 bu., compared with 801,
0U0 bu. for the same day last year. Min
neapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re
celpt of 631 car, against 426 last week, and
Jrb m year ago.
Trading In the corn pit waa extremely
quiet all day and prlcea showed 11U1
change. The cloae waa steady. May com
opened a ahad to Ho lower at 46vo to 14
tj 17c, sold between mi'&Tso and 47Vic and
closed at 47VkO. Local receipts wera S90
cars, with I of eontraot grade. The gov
ernmfnt crop report caused free selling of
oats and the market was weak. Offerings
wera, taken oy snort ana shipper.
May oats opened a shad to H3o lower
at 41Sc to ilhc, sold at 41Ti842o and then
declined to H40. rinal quotation : war'
4lSc. liocal receipt were 177 oar.
Liberal receipt of Hv hogs, which
caused a 5o decline for the living article,
brought about a sharp slump In provl
Ions. The majority of trader were of the
opinion that the movement In. the near fu
ture will show ' Increased arrival of hoga
The close was weak, with May pork off
zoc at in. ira was oown loo at 89.26,
Kins were vwaiuc lower at s.oo.
Kxtlmat'd receipts for toinorow: Wheat,
cam; oorn, 240 car; oats, 144 car; hoga,
v.'.'' neaa.
Tho leading future ranged aa follow:
St. Lowl General Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 12. WH EAT Firm ;
future higher; trck No. J red cash, 78c;
No. 2 hard. 74677o ; May, 77H774o; .:July,
7777Tc.
CORN-eFutures firm, cash lower; track.
No. t cash. 44Wj6c; No. 2 white, e&fcHtSiic;
May, 44Vll44c; July, 4440. - -
OATS Lower; track. No. t cash. 4Jc No.
3 white. 44c; May, 40c; July, 36Hc
FIXrR Steady; red winter patents,
83.6UD8.eV; extra fancy, and straight, 83.2d
a.&n; clfar. 82.6&C2.I6,
8KED Tlnithy, teady at 83.764.1S.
. tTORNMBAL Firm. 82.40.
l)RAN8wady;: sacked, east track, 6t
Sdc
HAY Steady: timothy, 815.001.00;
prairie, aiO.Oili.OO. . .
IRON COTTON TIES 11.10.
' IIKMP TWINE-lOa . :.
PROVISIONS Pork. kteady; '(Jobbing,
$16.80. Lard, lower; prime steam, 6&.&7Vi.
rv salt meats, ateanv: Doxea extra anons.
fi.50; clear ribs, 89.62V4; short clears, 60.75.
llacon, steady: boxed extra short. 810.J7H;
sJenr ribs, 8150; short clear, 810.82V. .
I'OULTRY Firm; chickens, iiho; spring,
12Hc; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 12o; geese, 7o.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 24U!g; dairy,
JlfuWc. ;
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I - ' .Receipt
Flour bbl. 18.000
Wheat, bu. 27,000
Corn, bu 184.000
Oat, ' du w.wv
Article. Open. Kigto. Low. Clos. T'y
Wheat
May...
July...
Sept...
Corir
May...
July...
Sept...1
Ot,t
May...
July...
Sept...
p.--k
May...
Joly...
lir,
May...
Julv...
Sept...
R'h
May.
July...
pt...
7HH,(1"4
4TiHM7;
4SyH
4U'"
I
41S'?'''
6ipt
7HHI
47H
7l!
.T7Ti
i'4(WJ1T
4HSi4Hvt'
V.l )
7,.4'77Xi'fr,
7WI
47tt
4'-
41S'
71H
47
4H
4
41fl48
5arit lg f till Fre froa Volumlnui and
Indiaoriminttt Eellinc.
RECOVERY OF MONDAY IS CONTINUED
Morgan's Visit to White Hons Glee
Feel I as; of Hopefelaess t Hold
er of Railroad Issnes
Close Is steady.
NEW TORK, March li-The stock market
was remarkably free still today from the
voluminous and Indiscriminate selling which
had so demoralising sn effect on specula'
tire sentiment up to the end of last week.
Freed from pressure of this damaging con
dition there was some extension of th re
covery which w In force yesterday. Th
buying demand which affected thl recovery
waa fitful and apparently hesitating, fall
ing at times to very meager proportion
and alternating with some renewal of sell
ing. The selling, however, waa at the
higher level and waa not pursued on the
decline.
The Incident of th day' new on which
most stress waa laid from the market
standpoint w th Interview at Washing-1
ton between President Roosevelt and J. P.
Morgan. Mr. Morgan's appearance In the
avowed role of a mediator to bring about
an understanding and co-operation between
the railroads and the national government
wa regarded a an Important significance.
Th purpose of the proposed conference
between , the president and railroad execu
tive a to what step might be taken to I
allay the public anxiety a to the relation
between the railroad and th government
Is admittedly of far-reaching consequence ,
to the stock market. The action of the
market today seemed to reflect a feeling
of hopefulnes that om good would re
ult from th move toward a common
understanding. The ground of the hope
ful feeling seemed to be that co-operation
between the railroads and the national gov
ernment to secure the ends sought by the
government may serve to allay the flood of
measures now pouring into state legisla
tures all over the country for restraint upon
rallrond power and which are feared ea
peclally for their variety and conflicting,
requirement. Foreign market seemed to
be equally Impressed with our own aa to
tne importance of th proposed conference.
Buying, of stocks for Lonoon account wa
an Important element In the strength of
the day' market.
The mixture of hesitation and skepticism
In tha ton of the market owed Its origin
largely to the obscurity over the money
outlook. Money tightness of the New York
money market became manifest today and
the question of resource to meet the heavy
April settlements grows in Importance.
Time loans for short period were prac
tically unoffered today and th premiums
began to appear on the Interest rate. Lon
don discount meantime rose to the- Bank
of England rate and the price of American
eagles was raised In the London market.
The Imperial bank of Holland raised Its
discount rate 1 per cent to 6 per cent, to
protect Its gold holding. The subtreasury
at New York has taken from the bank
since the last bank statement 83.4til.OuO,
wWch I more than enough to wipe out th
surplus reserve of the banks as It stood
on Saturday. There are large deposit
being made at the subtreasury for redemp
tion of bank notes; but custom collection
re rso running very heavy. New York
bankers are anxious apparently to avoid
forcing demands npon foreign market for
gold, owing to the bad effect on the de
mand for American securities whloh would
follow. It Is for that reason that special
Interest I felt in the defining of the policy
of the treasury department In the use of
the discretionary power given It by the new
law to deposit customs collections as well
as Internal revenue taxes with the. national
bank. The money situation was called
responsible for the light demand which re
stricted the movement of prices In spit
of tho subsidence of the selling. The day'
extreme advance were not all held, but
the closing ton wa fairly ateady.
Bonds were irregular. Total Sales, par
"-". i,w.uuu. united states bond were
uncnangea on call.
Thj following was th rang of price on
the New York Stook exchanire:
Bales. Kifn. Lew. Class.
gold reeerve. shows: Available rash al-
ance. lvrV-9f2: eold .coin and bullion.
flla.84..Vli; gold eerlillcatea. I1S.W.T10.
Hew York Money Market.
NEW TORK. March If MONF.Y On
call, Ann at 4j per cent; ruling rate,
i pr tent; cloelng bid. H per cent; of
fered at 6 per cent. Time loan. trong:
sixty days. 6uV4j per cent; ninety day, 6
per cent bid; six months, 6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER Q
per "ent.
STERLINCI EXCH ANOEJ Easy, with sc.
tual business In bankers' bills at 4 M?9
4 M26 for demand and at 84 TKWWt-4 .75 for
ivrty bills; posted rates, tl ai(4.81V and
4 Sf.V4; commercial bllla. 4.7.
Slt.VKW Bar, IWSc; Mexican dollars, B3c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
lrre"laf,.
Closing quotation on bond were at
follows:
V. 6. rf. ts. ret...-)
60 eoupoa 1"H
V. . N. r 1H
. 6o eoupoa irott
p g. n 4a. ra....ine
So eewTwnt. e-tnt..rMH
V. . new 4s, rag.'
so eonpoa
Am. Tob. 4s
tirU
Atrhlson gn. 4s.,
do aU. 4a
Atlantic C. U 4a..
B. A O. 4
do
F"V R. T. -. 4a.
c.nt of Oa. ta.
to 1st Ine
Mo M Ine
o la lne
Oiea. O. 4Ha..
Chicago A.
C. B. A Q. 4a..
C. R. I. A P. 4.
1o eol. (a ,
(X'C. it.L. g.
Colo. I ml. la ser.
Colo. - Mid. 4s
Colo. Bo. 4a...
una ta
D. ar R. O. 4s...
Plat. Sara, la
P.rle prior lien 4a.
"oo sen.- 4a..,.
Hork. Val. 4a...
.1H
,.12H
'. ri
..14
. MH
. M
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. IK)
,. M
.. Tl
.. W
.. 1D1
do la
do . etra
do M aortas....
So 4o
t, A N. anl. 4a...
Mankat. a. g. 4
Mx. Central 4a.
1st Ine
Mian. A St. u
M., K. A T. a.
4o Ida
M. R. R. of M a.
N. T. C. aa. IHa.
.. 4
.. "4
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..iw4
i.. HH
.. tiH
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.. 4"
4a i4
do 4a
Mkx. Central 4a...
Atchlann
do pfd
Ponton A Albaoy.
B(Mton A Main..
Ifcraton Klarated .
Pitch borf old ...
T.. N. H. A H
Union Paelno
Man. Blaetrta
do ofd
MlH. Oat
I n Had Fruit
Vnllad Shoo Mach.
do pfd
. 6. Rtael
do td
Advanture
Allouaa
Amalfamatad
Atlantic
Bid. "Asked.
Shipments.
ia,ono
51,000
18f,Ci0
61,000
Kanaa 1 itp Grain and Provision.
KANSAS TTT. March 11 W H EAT
May, llc; ' Suy, Tl; September, 73c;
caah. No. i hard, BBrfjlJtyc; No. 8. (KSfBTlJic;
No. 2 red. 74;o74i4c; No. 8, M1 73Vc.
CORN May. 41WC; July. 41Vc; Suptember,
42cf cash.-No. 1 mixed, 4l"g42c; Np.-a.
4oH'u41c; No. 8 white, 42'ff43c; No. 8, 43c.
OA l o No. 2 wnite, 42iukc; o. nuxeu,
3VuJ!4c.
rix e; teaay, e."gwc.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy. 814.50iai8.:
choice prairie, 811.004(41.50.
WUTTILR creamery, sic; packing, lJ.
EGQS Firm; flrrts, 16c.
The receipts and shipments of grain were:
Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ....61,u0 ,. 81. 0u)
Corn, bu dlt.QvO U.OA)
Oats, bu 12,000 . 14.UU0
Board of Trad ouotatlon for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prlcea, aa re
ported uy igan da Bryan, iu xioara oi
Trade building, waa:
Commodity Open I High Low CJocse
Wheat- , I I ' ;X
May .......... ''70HI 71HI 70 I . Tl
July 71i 7,171(871 ' 7ii
Corn l
May 41V-' UUrtV 41'4,'41'H
Ju)y CHI. 41l ; 41H 4144B
Available Bnppllea of Grain.
NEW TORK, March 11 Special cable and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreet' show th following change In
available aupplle, a compared with pre
vious account:
Wheat, United State, east of th Rockies,
Increase, 60,0iO bu. ; Canada, Increase, 6b6.0u0
bu. Total, United States and Canada, In
crease, 4u,00u bu. Afloat for and In Eu
rope, decrease, 1.000,(MI bu. Total supply,
decrease, 3C4.000 bu.
Corn, United State and Canada, Increase,
tlt&.OuO bu.
Oata, United State and Canada, de
crease, 427.01V bu. ...
Tm leading- increase and decrease re
ported this week are a follows:
Decreases Cleveland, Il8,0u0 bu.) Portland,
Ma., 76.OU0 bu.) Chattanooga, 78,000 bu.;
Manitoba, 62, on) bu.; Minneapolis private
elevator. 80.0UO bu.; Port Huron, 60.000 bu.
Increase Chicago private elevators, lun,.
000 bu.; Fort Worth, 85.000 bu.
16 10 14 17 U 80 16 10 16 80
It 37 16 trQ 16 17S 16 26 16 46
SO 8?HlJHt8 40
87S I J:1 15 SO 48
60 8 W 8S 40 I 65
00 600 8(0 100 8 10
06 10 10 t W SO
C'ash quotatlo
FLOUR-Ste
8; trilit.
t M4iso; siraig
Vo. t
Cash quotations ware as folio
e l,'. ,,r Ptent, 83 S9
. 83 008 &: Sl.rlna- rw.l-.,,
iraighla. 83 louiS ai): huCr. t i,..
- - -.-v
WHEAT-No. t spring, SOSMc; No. a. tl
t.vic: No. 2 red. 7S',74e. M
CORN-No. 2. 44c; No. 1 yellow, Uc
OATS-No. 2. 4uTc; No. white. X'VO
44c; No: 8 white, iHaSrO.
11 VF No. I. fttic.
NARLKY-Falr to chol
6KKDS Flax. 81.15; Nv 1
) 2::. Tlmothv, prima, M 50.
tract grsdes 114 So.
4.7ofl7V, Mess pork, per
lii!!5. Lard, per Urt lbs., 88.lt.
s :i.e (boxed), 89.0i.m9 JTW.
Receipt and hlpiivni of flour and grain
Htn mm luiiuaa
iltlng, Tlfi'TSe.
northwestern,
Ulover, eon
sides flnnsel.
bbl , 819.12U.
Short clear
Ku. bbls..
Vhot. bu..
fwn, ba
f'la bu
'V. bu
IVirley. bu..
Receipts, Shipment
.... 87 ") 25 l'K
.... t'4.00 15.KO
... Uv l'l
....Until"! l.t,l'l
. ... 6"0 f.'O)
.115.1'W 46.700
Milwank.ee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 12.-FLOUR Mari
ket ateady.
WHEAT Dull; No. 1 northern, 82iB1i3oj
No. 2 northern, &aW, May, 7oo bid.
RYK laaier: No. 1. 6icif70o. '
BARLEY Lower; No. i iao; sampl, '67
CT.4C.
CORN Steady; No. a cash, 43c; May,
47o a.ked.
Mlanenpoll Grain Market. t
MINNEAPOLIS. March 12. WHEAT-,
May. 7Vc; July, 90V: No. 1 hard, 8Jo;
No. 1 northern, 81 c. No. t northern, 76
Fl.UR First patenta, at-Jr-SiSO: aecoi.d
patents, f4.Oo3j4.lS; first clear, p aj3.S&;
second cleara, 81: 4tSI!.o0.
BRAN In bulk. 817 .5VS17.70,
Ti the IVoduc exchanae toilav the ,11 f lf
itiHrkft waa steady; creaniury, IJyiw;
4Wt.y, S,f;sc tr.s, aays at mark, iu
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, March ll-WHEAT- Spot:
firm; No. 1 red western winter, 6s 3d: No. I
California, ts 6d; futures, qul.-t; March,
nominal; May, 6s td; July. 6s 2',d.
C )RN Hpvrt, firm; Anierican mixed, new,
4 (d; American ntiied. old, 4s 8d; future,
steady; March, 4 4d; May, 4s Cyi.
Penrla Market.
PEORIA,. March U.-4TORN Unchanged;
No. 8 yellow and No. 8, 4ae; No. 4. 41cl
no grade, Soac
OATS Lower; No. 1 white, 42c; No. 8
white. 4tc; No. 4 whit. 4oc.
, RYE Steady; No. 2, 7i6lBO. ,
PkJladelpkln Prod nee MarkaL
PIIDLADELPH3 A, March It EOOfl
Steady: (air demand; western fnesh, l&c,
at nutrk.
CHkO.SRr-Flrrn; fair demand; New York
full cream, fanry, I4ul41ac; New Ttork
full crvams, choice, 140.
Hnlntk Grain Market.
DUI.U'TH March 12 WH (CAT On traok:
No. 1 northern. 61 o; No. 2 northern, 7ra
Sei)tember, 7Vc.
OATS-Tq arrive, 40c; March. 8Hc ' i
Adams Itxpreaa .........
Anulganiataa Copper . .
Amar. Car and Poundrv
do pfd v
Amar. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Aaiar. Hapraas i
Asiar. HI4a A Ixaliiar pld
Amar. Ioa
Amar. Llnaeed Oil
do ptd
Amar. Locomotive
da ptd
Amar. Smelting A Ref...
do ptd
Amer. f tutor Raflnlng....;
Aroer. Tobacco pfd otfa.
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon ,.
do ptd , ,
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklra Rapid Tranalt...
Canadian Paelfto
Central of New Jeraer....
Oheaapeake A Ohio
Chlceio Great Weetera....
Chicago A Northwestern...
O , M. A it. Paul
Chloeao Term. A Trane. ..
do pfd
C. C, C. A it. Louie..,
Colorado Fuel and Iron...
Colorado A gouthern
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Coneolldated Qas
Corn Products
da ptd
Dal. A Hndaon
Del.. Lack. A Waatern...
Denver A Rio Grande
da pfd
runnier Securities
Kris
do let pfl
do Id pfd, ei-dlv
General Elertrte ,
IHlooie Central
Inter. Paper
da sfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central ,.
do pfd
K. O. Souther
do ptd
Loul.Tllle A NaahTiDe ,.
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. Louie
M . St. P. A liull Ita.
do pfd
Mlaeourt PaclAo
M.. K. A Texas
do pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of If. pfl
New York Central
N. T . Ont A Weetera....
Norfolk A Weetern
do pfd
North America
Pacific Mell
Pennerlvanla
People'a Gaa
Pitta., 0., C. A St. L.
Preeeed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palac Car.
Reading
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Rtpobllc Steal
do pfd
Rock Island Co......
do ofd
St. L. A Saa Praa. M pfd
St. Loan Southwestern...
do pfd
Souther Pad He
do pld '
Southern Railway
do pfd i
Teoneeaea Coal and Iron...
Teiaa A Peiae
Tol., St. Louis A Westers
do pfd
Lb toe Paella
do pfd
V. S. Kiprees
t. s. Reeltir
I'. 6. Rubber
do pfd
V. 6k Steal
do ' pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
do pfd
Wabeee
do pfd
Welle-rarge Bipree ,
V eetlnghuaoe Elecin ....
Weetern In Ion
Wheellnt A Lake Brie
Wlteonala teolral
do pfd .'
Northern Paclie
Ureal Northers pfd
Oealral Leether
oe pld
Iluea-Shefaeld Steel
InterboroKak Metropolitan..
de pld
Total sale lor the day.
It. too
l.xm
loo
' 41)0
100(4
104
. 40
109..
aOtt
800 - IMt 84M-
1.100 M
11.100
loo
I, Tin
mo
PJ.aou
U.aoo
ino
Ida)
1,110
!ioo
14,400
loo
6.400
400
1'0
tl, loe
too
l.7oe
1,900
too
too
-two
100
700
'to
ll
too
ICO
.TOO
100
TOO
!
104
. 400
RuO
MOO
liioo
oo
l.ro
1.TO0
1H
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704
64
no
10H
i
177 ,
1
4.M4
14
1(4
14tH
ov,
4
M
4
M
1M1
471
te
Tl
Tw
f'4
ei
to
ltl4
14tl
i
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14
121
M 3
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11IH
114Vtj
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104
io"
175 S
m
lw
164 V,
7H
tin
US
4(4
tl
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47i
12
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8. too
ll.too
00
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too
8,400
4"C
1.100
400
... 100
... tl.ioo
loo
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00
100
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8U0
.71 .
41 ,
mat
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lit
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a
let
124
M
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loo tl t;
ll.PO 17 at
to0 lit 114
4 ll la
1.104 Tl T
'to iu to
"t 4" iV
114.700 ltl 1U
fwO M aa
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. . March 12 CEED Clover:
Paah and March,
Oc tober, t 4.
2i0
i. f8 72 Vi: Air 11. 88 8)1;
Alslke, iT.tl. Timothy,
I 4'
I too
.
1M 400
1.0)
IkO
1.X0
Tu
liioe
P
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'pi
14 T0
4. too
loO
1.100
1.0"
1
M
104
4S
101
to
104
lto"
II
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ui
i
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17
M
lua. 700 shares.
5
101
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lot
14
81
lti"
ti
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4l"
117
11
3
ISO
tos
40
100
-
111
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9
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75
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5
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141
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1U4
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160
160
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n
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s. 4e 111
lg. 4a T
a. 4s. 71
Tl Seaboard A. L. 4s... T
. H So. Paclie 4a la
.101 I do let 4a etfe
. 'Po. Railway la lot
. Tes. A P. late 1IT
. nU aTol.. St. L A W. 4a II
.lontit'nlon Partc 4....lon
1417. B. Steel M t....
H. I. C. .
No. PaclAo 4a...
do ta
Nor. A W. a.
ore. S. L. rf(.
Peon. ev. I..
Bending pen
St L. A l a
Pt. L. A S. P.
St. L S. W.
n la
Bid. Offered.
: rr
. 14
.104
W'ahaah lets Ill
Weetern Md. 4e Ta
w. A L. B. 4t.... at
Wla Central 4a... IT
Doaton Stock and Bnnd.
BOSTON, March 11-Calt loans, 6S10 per
cent; tlm loan. 6'tfi per cent,
price on stock and bond ware:
Atchleoa adj. 4a II Blnsham
Official
.. It
... 14
.. Kl
...WT
..154
..14T
r..l0
ll
,164
Am. Anre. Chem. pfd II
Am.
Am.
Pneu. Tuba..
ugar
do pfd
Am, Tel. A Tal.
Am. Woolen ...
do pfd
I
.ICS
.124
Cel. A Hecla..
Centennial
Copper Ran
Pelf Weat
Franklin
Grenbr
lal Roral ...
Maae. Mining
Mlrhleun
Mohawk
tld Dominion
Oeceola
Parrot
Qulncy
124 fhennon
SliTamarack
II
'Edlaon Rlee. III. ...lit
17
.. it
..41
..107
.. II
.. M
Trlnltr ..
V S. Mining.
r. 8. OH
1'tah
Victoria
Winona
Wolrerlne ....
North Butt
4S Butte Coalition....
..101iNereda
4
.. U
..106
17
Cel. A Arlionl....
Alia. Commercial.
Oreene Cons
... 24
...liw
... 40
... 17
... IT
... 13
...141
... 27
... 1
... IT
... 17
... 14
...It
...
...117
... 10
...181
... M
... t"
... 10
... M
...
... 10
...1M
...l(n
... 12
... u
...1R0
. 15
. 87
London Closlna i Stocks
LONDON. March 12 Clhslnv Quotations
on the London Stock exenance
Conaola money.
do account ..
Anaoonda
Atchlaon
do pfd
It
It
14
II
.100
Rallmor A Ohio 110
Cenadltn Paclto ....12
cnee. A Ohio...
Chicago O. W..-
m a st. r
4t
. 14
.141
. tl
M . K. A Tetas..
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk A W....
dO pfd . . A
Ont. A Weetern.
Penneylranta -...
Rand Mines
a..
itMQini .........
Southern Ry ....
do pfd
Southern Pectfle
. M Vnlon PaclAo ...
. Ttl do pfd
. lliU. S. Steal
. 171 de ptd
. 5S.Wabaeh
.1SB do pfd
M'Spanlek 4a
PeBeer
D. A R.
do sfd ,
Erie
do let pfd ...
do Id pfd ...
Illlnoli Central
L A Naerllle
BILjVFR Ear, quiet; 31 18-16d per ounce.
MONET 4114 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open rnarket
fur short bills Is 6 per cent; for three
months' bill, f per cent.
...
...in
... it
... at
... 41
... as
... I
... M
... 4
... 71
.:.
...!7
... 14
... 10
...104
... It
10
N
Boston Copper Market
These Quotation are furnished by IxxrAn
A Bryan, member New York and Boston
Stock exchanges, 2 Board of Trade
Adrenture
Allouea '
Atlantis
Blugham
Black Mountain
Botoa- Con ,.
Butta Coalition...,,
Calumet A Arleona
Calumet A Heels.
Centennial
Copper Rang.....,
liaur weet ,
Beet Butt
Franklin
Greene Copper 1...,
Oranb .,,..
Helretia
Iile Roral
Junction
L. 8. A PHtaburf.
Maas
! Mohawk
. II Michigan
.47 Nevada . Can..
,-24N. Butte
. I Old Dominion
. n Oaoeola ......
. II Pneu, Barrio
.171 Pneu. Service
.110 (Joiner
. 40 Shannon
. 17 Tamarack ,
. IT Trinity
. II Halted Pralt . .
. U V. 8. Common
. 17 V. 6. pfd
.141 I'tah Cone......
. I Victoria
. 27 Winona
. I Wolrerlne
4 Can
I Nip :.
OMAUA LIVE STOCi MARKET
Good Kinds f CkttU Oeaenillj Stetdj,
Othtra Blow.
HOGS EXPERIENCE ANOTHER BIG DROP
Bbeep and Lamb In Lor Receipt,
wltk Good Killer Afcont itondy,
Wltlle Common nod Medlom
Grade Ar Blow to Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA. March It 1907.
Receipt werii
Official Monday ,
Official Tuesday
Cattle.Hops Bheep.
12.
Two davs this week...ll.4 W.fiffl
Bam days last week.... 7.9U 18.tr M.l&S
Bame day 2 week ao. .10.64 17, 1W 27. .44
Burnt day 8 week to,.UM 22.HS8 22,ti)
Bame day 4 week ago., l.t!) 17.8.18 17, (M
Bame days last year 8,868 11.744 26,640
The followlna table show the receipt or
rattle, hojrs and sheep t South Omaha for
in year to date, compared wun ihsi year.
1907. 190. Inc. lec.
Pnttlet 1Q1 w.l P K4
Hogs '.4r.7t 6.W.o21 e.60
Sheep 262,210 814,676 S7.6M
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Oood to choice cornled steer $5 8&U
ralr to rood enrnfed steers 4. iixuo.30
Common to fair steers J-""-!
Uood to choice fed cows
Fair lo good cows and heifer J1?!
Common to fair cowe and helfera.. t.0f"j8 1
Good to choice stockers A feeders.. 4 u4 W
ralr to aood stnnkera and feeders.. 8 .d"(H s
Common to fair atocker lOai
Bulla, stairs, eta 17noj4.2
Veal calves t.oiKiie.oo
Th followln bl show tha average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparison:
.M4
I Tl
M A IM
71 7 .. IT'
Rlir.RP-Receipts were very large again
thia morning, but aa wa the caee yester
day, when the market opened there was
only a small proportion of the totsl In eight.
The remainder of th receipts kept string
ing In all day, thus prolonging the market
from morning until lat In th afternoon.
The market at this point yesterday wii
In splendid condition, th demand heltg
very active, so thst everything that put lr
an appearance, lat trains aa well aa early,
sold very readily at high prhes rem pa red
with other selling points. This morning the
market opened where It left off yeaterdey,
but It waa apparent that buyers were net
quite so intiona for supplies as yesterday.
Btlll they bought the more desirable of the
arrivals at fully steady prices, but the snap
and life an characteristic of yesterday
market waa wanting today. The medium
nd common grades were neglected to a
considerable tent and were hard to move,
with prices anywhere from weak to a llttl
lower.
Hhlpper should not be led by lb high
prices to send In their sheep snd lambs
until they are thoroughly well finished and
ready for market, aa there la every pros
pect that present high prices will be well
maintained, some sheepmen going an far as
to predict even higher prices thirty day
from now.
Quotations on killer: Oood to choice
lambs, 87 2Mr7.); fair to good lambs, 761
T 26: good to cholc yearling, lamb weight.
66.lniQw.loi fair to good yearling, lamb
weight. 8f.8MT616; good to choir year,
lings, heavy weight. 85 RMim lrt- fair to good
rear lings, heavy weights. IS "ft ft 86; good
o choice eld wetherk, 8S 80Ii T. f 5 ; fair to
good old wether, 8S.2.V&6 60; good to choir
ewe. 8&.2643.bO: fair tu eood ewea. 64.75d
6.2S.
Repreaentatlv sale:
. lt. 1807. flops, I19Q6. 1804. 1803. 102. 1901.
March 1.. 6 65 6 061 4 80 I 16 6 42
March 8.. 6 76 6 n 4 12 t 0 6 68 6 22
March 8.. 6 11 4 7 6 12 ' 03 6 10
March 4.. 6 78 4 61 6 04 7 02 6 2
March 6.. 6 72 I 22 6 W 7 11
March 6.. 6 74 6 20 4 85 1 04 6 24
March 7... 678 6 18 4X95 1S7 16 6W
March 8.. 6 77H 6 10 4 r8 8 tt 6 09
March .. 6 8174 6 13 4 8 B 191 7 In 6 16
March 10. 6 11 4 8H 6 11 7 26 6 14
March 11. 8 75 4 86 5 11 1 28
March 12. 6 08 8 U 7 81
4 M
4 86
4 M
t 01
14
e
( 16
6 i)u
( 14
I 26
I 24
6 18
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICKS.
The official number of car of stock
brought lntoday by each rood wa:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. H se
C. M. & St. P. Ry.. 7
Wabaah 1
Mo. P. Ry 8
U. P. syetem 48
C. &. N. W. (east).. 1
C. A N. W. (west).. 68
C. 81 P.. M. & O.... 19
C, tt. & Q. (east)
C, B. & Q. (west)... 88
C R. I. P. (east).. 7
C, R. I. & P. (west).: I
Illinois Central 6
Chicago Ot. Western 2
Total receipt ....262
The disposition of the day's receipt wa
a follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Btieep.
11
8 .. ' ..
6
17 21
16 .. 1
63 1 1
12 4
2 .. ..
22 18 1
t
6
6
2 .. 1
163 60 6
87
' IT
11
i
1M
....lie
.... 10
.... It
....107
.... t
.... 44
::::
.... 10
....184
.... IS
.... ID
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. March 12. In the markot
today the supplies of money wera ample
to meet the increased stock exchange
demand. Discounts were firm, owing to
the weak New York exchange. The tone
on the Stock exchange generally wa
cheerful. The plentiful aupplle of money
erabied tne carry-over to oe arranged on
comparatively easy terms, the charges on
Americans being H per cent. American
were the firmest section ot the Btork ex
change today. Operators were cheered
by th better new from New York nd
their dealings were more confidant and
more active than for days paat. Quota
tions during the forenoon reached nearly
a point over parity In many rase.
United State Steel and Vnlon Pacific re
ceived th most attention. Later New
York bought well and prices further 1m-
Firoved and closed firm. The forthoom
ng loan checked trading In Brltlsn so
curttles, while dear money fear and tha
talk of an advance In the Bank of Eng
land' rate of discount cauaed consols to
decline. Foreigner wer lrreguUr. Jap
anese Imperial 6s of 1804 closing at 102.
Copper share closed firm altar early
weakness.
PARIS. March It. Prloe on th
Pours today were unsteady and weak
at the opening, but etrengthened toward
the close. Russian Imperial 4 were un
quoted and the bond of 1804 closed at
4.86. . J. ...
BERLIN, March 12. prices on tu
Bours today wa weak.
;
Wool Market.
B08TON, March 12 WOOL Trier I A
moderate buaineo In the wool market with
price firm. Th market I quiet for pulled
wools and there ts an absence of heavy
Individual buying of territories. leading
domeatio quotation range aa follow:
Indiana and Missouri, combing, three
eights blood. SSWWMc; comhlng7 one
quarter blond, 8KuiKe; Texn. (scoured
basis), fin 12 months, TJTnc; fine
6 to 8 month,' 6&fM0c; fin fall clean. 63
00c; California, (scoured basis), northern,
choice, 67ioc; northern, good, ifl7e; mid
dle country, 66&u6c; southern. w"itac; fall,
free, fvf65c. Oregon, (scoured basis), east
ern No. 1 Staple, TXiTic; eastern No 1
clothing, W7Hc; valley No. 1. ewirae.
Colorado and New' Mexleo sprlner, scoured
X. 6Mj7c; No. 1. 6S4io.
6T. LOUIS. March 12. WOOL Steady;
medium gradeo combing and clothing. M-gZ-2rAo:
light fine. aii23c: heavy fine, lflSo:
tub waahed. &V"SoSc.
LONDON, March II WOOL A large
number of buyer attended the opening
of the eecond eiie of th wool auction
sales hero today. The offerings amounted
to 12.691 bales, and all wer quickly sold
to home and American buyer. Cross
breds wer In brisk demand and scoured
and coarse showed strength. Prioe gen.
orally were unchanged to I per cent
higher.
Omana Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co. .......
Vansant A Co.
Carey & Benton
Lobman A Co
McCreary A Carey ..
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
L. P. Hu
L. Wolf
J. H. Bulla
Sam WtTtlieimer ....
Mike Haggerty
Sul Degan
J. B. Hoot & Co. ...
T. B. lnghram
Sullivan Broa
V. A. Brltton
Lehmer Bros. P
Agar Packing Co. ..
Other buyer ,
..Totals
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Bloux City
1.7i9
3.172
1,723
3,244
2.6a
3.246
2.S17
... 673 MS
6,718 9,908 9.64tt
rattle. . Hoas.
.22.Wtu.&0 86.bb76
1.6i)4.7
l.8u((14j.40
8.t.76
I.76W4I.00
6.1O7.00
6.76'a.8U
6.27.00
6.6uiu6.76
CATTLE Recelots of caltl were liberal
again thl morning, but there wa the
same old complaint about the late arrival
of train. When the market opened about
half of the receipt were still back, ana
it was afternoon before they were all in
the yards. Thia of Itself wa ufnclent lo
make a alow market, but th unfavorable
advice from other aelllng point con
tributed still further to the same end.
Beef steer were very Blow ana tat in
opening. Buyer seemed disposed to go
very alow and cautious until they wer
better informed a to tne conditions pre
vailing at other market points. The result
waa that the morning was well advanced
before anything of consequence wa don
In the beef line. When the market did
open It waa slow and dull. Some of the
best cattle that buyer Just happened to
want sold In about tha same notche
yesterday, but aside from that prices were
anvwhere from weak to lower.
Cowa and heifer wer In better demand
than steers and sold more freely, the mar
ket on desirable stuff at least being steady
with yesterday
Stockers and feeder were In light supply,
and while there did not appear to be any
very urgent demand from the country
speculator were free buyer at fully ateatly
prices.
Representative sales:
231 western ewe
2J9 western ewe ... ,,
40 western ewe
249 Colorado lamb ...
1( weetern lamb' ....
8 Western latnba
115 weetern lamb ....
412 Colorado lamb ...
IF western we
227 Colorado ewe
667 Colorado ewee ....
104 Colorado ewea
8W western ewes
l7 wextern ewes
167 wetsem yearlings
948 western yearling
8"0 western ewes
9v western ewea
290 western ewes
86 western lambs ....
2f9 wetsem lambs ....
2W Western lambs ....
1H1 wetsem lambs ....
40 Western lambs
1!2 western lambs ....
4". western ewes
43 western yearllnta ,
111 western yearling
272 western Iambs .....
18 western lnmhs
2'4 western lambs
z.? western lambs
Ar.
. M
. V
. Ill
. 77
. 64
. 78
. 78
. H4
. 94
. 84
. 82
. 82
. 112
. Ill
. 102
. 92
. 116
. 115
. 116
. 74
. 76
.. 67
. 67
. 67
. 74
. 90
. 101
. 104
. 67
. 92
. 76
. 71
rr.
4 90
40
6 60
7 26
7 26
7 4,1
I 45
7 60
4 75
5 10
( 10
t 10
6 40
i 40
6 00
6 It
( 26
S 26
5 28
7 40
7 60
7 40
7 40
7 40
7 50
4 00
I (0
6 oo
7 00
7 00
7 85
1 85
bbl., 860; seed sweet potato, per bbl.,
1 If,, April 1.
LIMA B FAN Per lh.. 6t4A
C A BP AO R Holland seed, horn grown,
to per lb ; new cabbage, per lb., 2Hc
ftTATiU S Per bu , 604; 760.
ONli'NS Horn grown, per bu., TRc; rd
or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 2c; Spanish,
per crate, f-.'.oo.
RUTABAGAS About 150 lb, to sack,
$1 an
TURNIPS, CARROT". REKTS Per bu
76c; parsnip, per bu., 31. 26.
CUT VKV.T TRICr.S.
No. L ISci No. 2. ci No. 8a.
No 1. ISc; No. t, 13c; No. 8. Mo.
No. 1, c; JN'o. 2, 6c; no. 8, 4c.
: mo. I,
Rib:
Inline:
C'hiH-k:
Round:
Plate:
No. 1. 'He;
No.
7c; No. 8, 60.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M ARK.fi T
Cattl Steady, Hon- Lower. Sheen
Steady to Strong;.
CHICAGO. March 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts about 4,000 heed; market steady;
rlaln to best steer, 24.26'.86; heifer. 2.&Hf
28; cows, 83.2fvu6.u0; bull. 23.tMi4.60; calves,
2.ryV(f7,26; stockers and feeders, 82.65.26.
HOUH Receipt. about 21.000 head;
market 4 centa lower; choice heavy ship
ping, 8C.954ii6.87H; light butcher. 3e.95.97H;
light mixed, 66. 804i 6. 96; choice light, 3-'i
7.0O; pacltliig. 8H.6rflo.96; pigs, 34.60fcO.IW;
bulk of ealea, 86.9it6.i.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelnta about
16.0ij head; market steady to strong: sheep,
86.26a.26; yearling, 3.XK3.76; Ismb. l.mt
I.W .
1, 5 wo: No. 2. 4o; No. 8, 4c
M18CF.LLANKOUS.
HONEY Per 24 rrsmen. (160.
SL'OAR Uranulairw rrnif, In sack a, 86 Hj
gianulKied beet. In sacks, 86 U.
COP K KB ltoastei. No. Ji., 26c per Ih.J
No. 80. 21o per lb.; No. 16, 19c per lb.; No.
A), 15c p'r lb.; No. 21, 13c per 'b.
CHPlh-fB New full cream Wlacons'n
twins, lie, new full cream brick, lo;
wheel Swiss cheeee, IS.-: htock Bwlaa, .
4vc; No. 2. IHc. Wool, Utiro.
C1PFR New York, half barrel, 24.75; bar
rel, 3.4.
j;i'TS Fremch walnuts, 14c; California,
walnuts. No. 2. aof: shell, lie; No. 1, soft-'
snrll. ltic; Braxila, leHlilM'; pecans, 19fe:jsc;
flllerts, lJtil4c; peanuts. raw, 8c;
roasted,, s '--; California almonda, hard
shell, 17Hb; Taragona, 17Hoi cocoanuta,
16 nu per 1 lbs.
CANNW.ll OOOP8 Corn, standard, west-a
rn, 74iiOc; Main. 8116. Tomato, 3-lb,
cans, 81 46; 3-tb. rana, 31 20. Tine apples,
r rated, 2-lb.. standard. 82 Bff2.80: siloed,
17541136. Gallon apples, fancy, $2.603 oo.
California apricots, 82 00. Pear, 81.75a 150.
peaches, fancy, 3l.75i2.40; L. C PeV"" '
12 00112.60. Alaka salmon, red, 8115; fancr ,
Chinook, fiat, 1110; fancy sockeye, flat, 31 96.
Bardines, quartet oil, $300; three-quarters
mustard. 83.00. Sweet potatoes, 31.1W1 26. '
Sauerkraut. W"c. ,'ittnpKins, sticlili.oo. '
Wax berfii. 1-lb., 5t"ti0c. Lima beans,
2-lh , 7")CU81 85- Spinach. $1 8S. Soaked pe",
2-lb., 60c; extras, 2i.ull5; fancy, !l.2dtf
1 K6
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen Salted, '
No. 1, l)Hc; No. 2, lO'jic; bull hides, 8c; green
hide. No. t 100 : No. I, 9o: horso, ll.oiKj
8.76; sheep pelts. 50c 81.26, Tallow, No. i, r
young Americas, iRq. ..
arrsiM, c; plk
St. Lanl Lire Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, March 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,500 head. Including 2,700 Texuns;
market for natives steady, Texana 6o lwer;
native shinning and export ateern. 86 .iMt
8.75; dressed beef and butcher steers, 84.25-5
6.00; steer under 1,000 lbs., 84 4Ofrfi.0O; stock,
ers and feeders, 83.9ftiii4.76; cowa -and helf
ers, 82.6&a6.25; canner. 1.8i(13.60; bullp, 82.60
64.00; calves. 83.011 7. 00; Texas and Indian
ateers, 82.6T.tj6.60; cow and heifer, $2,903
e.i'.
HOG8 Receipts, 9.000 head; market
steady: pigs and lurhts. IS.2fu6 .': Backers.
$6V7o.96; butcher and best heavy, 6.0i8
SHEEP AND UMPS Receipt. 200
head; market ateady; native mutton, 13 60
(i6.26; lambs, $4.5o'7.30; cull and bucks,
W.01KS4.10; Stocker, $2.26iS3.00.
Kansas "Cltr Llv Stnek Market.
KANSAS CITY. March lX-CATTLERo-celpts,
18,000 head, Including 1.6)0 eiutherns;
market steady to 10c lower; top, 36.85:
choice export and dressed beef steers, $6.4oa
8.86; fair to good, 84.606.35; western fed
steers, 84.27x96.80; stockers and feeders, 83.76
4)6. ; southern steers, $4.00(6.26; southern
cows, $2.76(54.26; native cows, 12.70ift4.75; na
tive, heifers, 83.9xa6.00; bulls, $3.16fx4.30;
Calve, 3.OiKg7.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; market 6
10c lower; top, 86.77H; bulk of sales, $6 67
$6,761 heavy. $6 75r!TrH; packers, $6.70
6.75; pigs and lights, 85 6V.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpfa, 8,000
head; market strong; lambs. 37.254r7.fi6; ewes
and yearllngR, $5.2fx(f"6.85; western .fed year
lings, 86.25(a.76; western fed sheep, $6.UKSr
5.76; stockers and feeders, 33.50ij6.CO.
New Tork Live Stork Mnrket.
NEW YORK. March IS. BEBVES Re
ceipt , 658 head; no trading; feeling steady;
dreaeed beef slow; 7ij9c per lb. for native
sides. Exports tomorrow, 600 cattle, about
976 sherp and 6,900 quartera of beef.
CALVES Receipt, 649 head; market 26c
to 50c lower; veal sold at $10iij.26 per 100
lbs.; no barnyard or weetern calves In
market; city dressed veals lower at o3
13Ho per lb.: country dressed. 7Vu11io.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.167
head; market ateady; atate and Pennsyl
vania hog, 87.6047.75 per 100 lb.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 12. -CATTLE Re.
celpts, 8613 head; market weak; native
17c; '.Imberger. loc;
FISH Pickerel.
dresxed, 12c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught, 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon,.
10c; catfish, 15c; herring, dressed, pan i
frosen, 6c; perch, scaled and dressed, 7o; .
perch, skinned, dressed, beadles, Jc crap .
pie, round, 6tf9e; crapples, large, fancy, ,
16c; black bass, 26c; smelts, sweet and fine,
13c; eel, ltiot blue fish. 15c; red enimwr,
12c; roe shad, per pair, 30"7i4'c: frog lag. 40
lobster, green, per lb., 87n; lobeter boiled, '
per lb., 40c; mackerel. Spanish, per lb., 16c-1
mackerel, native, 85o per lb.
CURED FISH Family whit fish, pee '
uarter bbl., 100 lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
erel, No. 1. $35,001 No. 8. 328.00: herring, la '
bbl., 200 lbs. each. Norway, 4k, $11.00 ...
Metal Mnrket. '(
NEW YORK, March 12. METALS Thera''
wa a decline of 610 In the London tin ,
market with spot closing at UB1 10s and fu-
ture at 190. Iocally the market Wag
easy and a little lower with spot quoted at'
$11.8742.07, Copper was 2a 6d higher In
the lndon market with spot closing at
110 10s and future at 111 12 6d. Locally
the market waa firm with Lake quoted at -.
$28.37H'o 26.76; Electrolytic, $2fi.l2Vo 26.S7H;
casting, $24.2Hfj24.87H. I-ad wa un
changed In London and at $o.80?jf6.S6 In tho ;
local market. Spelter wa 2 Sd higher at 1
V6 5s in the Lo:idon market and unchanged
at W.SOiiflS.&o In the local market. Iron wa
lower In the English market with Btandard ;
foundry quoted at 62 10d and Cleveland,;
warrants at 63 7H1. The local market '
waa firm and unchanged with No. 1 foundry ;
northern quoted at 8"8 .!MrV6 .26; No. I -foundry
northern at $4.7f.'S-JS.75: No. 1 .
foundry southern at - $26 0rm.60; No. I
foundry eouthern at $26.0iri"2ri .00.
ST. LOUIS, March 11 M KTALS Lead,
steady. $6.07H; spelter, firm, $0.80. ;
4 Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. March 12. COFFEE .,
Market for coffee future opened Irregu- ,
lar, at unchanged prlcea, to a decline of -6
points, and during th early session
showed a net Ions of about 6 to 10 point
on the active months, under a little scwit- .
terlng liquidation In th absence of sup
port. The continued large Brailllan re
ceipt seemed the main cause of weak- .
ness, but later the market steadied up on
renewed support from the local bulls,
with the near months relatively firm and
advancing on comparatively small sales. .
The close was 6 points lower to 10 point
higher. Sales were reported of 16,009
bags. Including March, 6.1oc; May, t.lQOt
6.20c; July, 5.906.96c; September, 6.90 T .,
5.96c; December. 5.9010 6.00c, and January, .
6.95c. Spot coffee, steady. Rio No. 7, '
7c; Santoa No. 4. 8o. Mild coffee,
steady. Cordova, 8 12 Ho.
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Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-COTTON
Spot closed quiet; sales, 1,276 bales: low
ordinary, 39-16c, nominal; good ordinary, '
STfcc; low middling, 10c; middling, 11c; good
middling, U7fcc; middling fair, 127c, nom- .
intal; fair, UHc, nominal; receipts, 7,984
bales; stock, 301.0(1 bales.
ST. IX)U1S, March 12. COTTON-Qulet ;
middling, Uo; sales, 10 bales; receipt, 250
balea; shipment, 518 bale; stock, 63,611
bales.
LIVERPOOL, March ll-COTTON Good
business done In spot market; prices 6 to '.
9 points lower; American middling fair,
.99d; good middling, 6.63d: middling, 615d;
low middling, S.x.'ld; good ordinary, 6.26d;
ordinary, 4.87d. The sales of the day wer
10,000 bales, of which 6"0 were for specula- .
tion and export; receipts, 45,001) bales, in-
eluding 40,600 American. ,
l''
Dry Gooda Market.
NEW YORK, March 12. DRY GOODS-, i
Tha dry good market continue strong,
with further advances made In bleached
good and print. Th carpet trad 1
strung and the proposed union of Ingrain,-1
interest 1 about accomplished. Cotton
yarns hav been showing weakness In tomi
marketa, but price nere ar uncnartgea.
Mew York Mlntns; Stocks.
NEW TORK. March Ur-Closlng..
tion on New York mining tocka:
AUms Can.
Alice
Breec '
Brueeerlck eoa. ...
Oeatsterk Twaef .
Cc.e. cl, aa V.
Mora surer
liua surer ........
Lewi 111 Cos. ...
II
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.
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I I
Utile Cblei
Onterte
CpMr
Potuet
Sates
Sierra Nevada ,.
Viae 1 1 Hum
Speeders. ea-4lT...
quota.
....
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Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. March 11 Bank clearings for
today were 8X344.914.66 and for the corre
sponding data last year $1.590. 427 -0.
Troaeary Statement.
'. WASHINGTON. March It Today's
nateinnnt cf the treasury balance in the
general .fund, exclusive of tb $L50,yu0,A4
Bnainr nnd Molasses.
YORK. March 11 BUG A R-Raw,
fair refining, 3 l-14c; centrifugal,
1 17-320. Molasses sugar, 1 24-1 2c;
steady: No. 6, 4 20c; No. 7, 4 25o;
4.20c; No. 9. 4.16c; No. 10, 4 06
NEW
steady;
96 test,
refined.
No. 8.
No. li. 4.00c; No. It, 3 95o; No. 13, I 90o;
No. 14, 1.88c. Conectlonerr A, 4 60c;
mould A.. 4.i0e; cut loaf, 8. 40c; crushed,
5.40c; powdered, 4.60c; granulated. 4.87)c.
cube. 4 95c.
MOLASbES Quiet; syrup, nominal, 803
84c ' '
NEW ORLEANS. ' March 11. 8UOAR
Btrnng: open kettle, lHtfll6-16c; centrifugal
whftea. 3-164o; centrifugal yellow,
H64t-16c: seconds. lHW7-lto,
MOLASSF3 Qult
6VBL' l'-U'40c.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK, March 11-F77V AI-ORATEH)
A? PLEA Market cuntlnue quiet; fanoy
SVfi'Sc: choice. (xueiHc: rwlm To.
CALIFORNIA LRIEl) FRUITS Prunes
are giKBg steady Into conuumptlon with
quotation ranalng from la to for Cali
fornia trult and from 6 to 10c for Orer n
Apricot are firm -oa riK-t of or orop
proa pec i ana ugni onanngs; cnoice, lso;
extra choic. lVTj7c: fancy, liKttauc.
Peache. auy: chot e, lltillo: extra choloe,
12S,ollc; farery, lstnH; extra fanoy,
lA ilM. - Kaiains, strong; loone mueoatel
6iv; seeded, 7S01o; London layers, $1.11
(FLta,
N. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pt.
to lot 4 18 14 11M I H
II Ill 4 40 ll.. mi 4 N
14 41 4 M 11 Hit 4 M
11... 1012 4 51 11 1177 6 0
10 1071 4 tt 11 144C I 01
1I...J........117I 4 If tl 24 I It
II 1010 4 Tt 10 ...1IM 6 M
1 1111 4 Tt 14 1400 8 N
II 104 4 Tt II 14tT I it
U...1 1114 4 10 II Uau 6 M
10 1104 4 U
cowa
6 TW I to I UM 8 10
I , , 141 I 10 it ...1000 I It
1 171 8 It II 17 8 M
I ,. Ul I H II 1014 I N
14 1000 10 8 lo0 8 to
II 174 It . 1144 4 oe
It 114 I 4 4 1140 4 00
It 817 t 60 ( 1044 4 00
IT til I M 14...., 101 4 o
IT ) i to II HIT 4 ot
I IM $ 10 II 10T 4 01
ii nut i tt it mt t a
11 Hi 119 ,
HEIFERS.
1 loo 8 10 11 1st 4 M
14 lot to HO 4 04
I let 6 tt . 4 Wo 4 io
6 1010 I M 14 HI 4 M
BULLS.
3 !" 8 t 1 1440 4 40
1 1170 tO 1 110 4 00
1 ,...1440 4 00 1 100 4 M
CALVES.
8 M 8 00 1 150 III
1 tao M 1 1!0 4 to
1 141 I 71 l... 1M 4 tO
8 HI I xt
8TOCKER4 AND FEEDERS.
It 4"! 4 00 4 140 4 44
1 711 4 00 1 110 4 40
t T71 IK It , in 4 to
CI ll 4 Tl 4 41
6 Ill 4 It 41 141 4 tt
6.00: stockers and feedera. U.164M.M.
HOGS Receipt, 7.018 head: market v
to 6c lower! top, 86.77H; bulk of sales, $6.67
438.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 4 897
head; market strong to 10c hlghar; lamb.
$7.20tfi.7.o: yearlings. $.25(&6.50; wethers,
$o.6ou6.6&; ewes, $6.106.46.
Slonx City Live Stork Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. March 11 fSneelal T1.
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,400 head;
maraet sieaay; peeves, X4.50ra.00; cows,
bull and mixed, 82.76o4.50: stockers and
feeders, 83.00 4.60; calve and yearlings, 8J.00
H OG 8 Receipts, 4.000 head: market 5fll0o
Iow"i at $.60.76; bulk ot sal,
$6.666.70.
HOGS Hogs otened 6c lower this morn
ing and kept getting a little bit lower at
every step. First sales wer largely at
$6.70. then at $6.67to4i4.70, then $6 o"7H and
finally at $6.ti6. In other words, the market
ooened lower and kept getting lower all
day. The early trade wa for a short tlm
fairly actlv. but mm of the big packer
were holding out so triat the later market
became dull aa well aa lower. It will be
remembered that yesterday h big bulk of
the hog sold at $t.72Viiijo.77H and a top at
86.60.
Representative aalea :
No. Ar. Sa. Pr. We. Av. Ik. Pr.
! 131 W t It 41 1.I4 .. I TO
rt Ml .. 4 at it in .. 4 T
10 M0 ... 6 tt Tl r4 .. IT
T4 Wl .. I tt Tt Irt .. 6 TO
TT ..HT 40 4 44 It Ill .. IT
T 4 ..144 II. ..... .til ISO IT
n rt .. i tt m hi .. i ti
10 Ml 41 I tt tl Mt ,. I Tl
n ta . .-1 s m ui ,. i ti
11 hi M 7 n HI .. 174
II. 10 mil II lat .. C TO
M I7 '.. 4 47S, 44 til .. IT
M 174 , .. I 171 M ' ., I TO
e Ml II 4 17 VI I t0 .. I Tl
,.ll .. .4 47V4 41 171 140 I TO
u. ii i -.: I tri to tot ., Tl
14 141- ,. I I1V Tl tit .. I TO
, T4 ..141 i. I47V4 tt ...11 MIT
It ri 8M I I?v4 41 M ., I TO
...;... T 10 I 47v I n .. TO
T1.......M4 10 I 17 4 Tl in MIT
tl Ill .. I five M ..IT
Tl II M I ni It ai M IN
44....... t .. l7Vi Tt t40 I I Tl
T.....,..M M I l Ml .. 4 74 ,
Tl Ml .. I nve Tl k M I TO
44. r?7 ft I TO U Ml MIT
M..X... lit - n I TO 44 Ml 4 I Till
Il..,.j t l ,. 6 TO tt IO eO T1S
IT ...n. .. lit ti. IM .. IK
40... .....ril -. I To en ltl ..171-4
TT ,.l I I Tl It -1 ,. I Tt-sj
a.,. i . n tt i.f .. 4 nv
44 . I TO 41 Ml M 4 71-i
ii ii a it tt mi .. itiZ
M 44 . I TO It .11 .. i ni
steers. $4.60.26; cows and helfer. 12.40 ! Mlacellaneou export trade I better, but
' Stock In Sight'
RecelDts of llv stock at th six nrlnr'nal
western marketa yesterday;
Cattle Hoga. Sheep.
6.000 11. no ia.uo
South Omaha
Sioux City....
Kansas City .
St. Joseph....
St. Louis
Chicago
Total .
... tX
...U.O'iO
... 3 612
... 4.6o0
... i 000
...JAsll
4.0o0
IS.OiO
7.013
9.0. i0
ll.OuO
8. (TO
4.3V7
U.0UO
41.6V7
OMAHA WUOLKSALB MAHKXT.
Condition of Trad and (Ttnotntlona on
Stnple nnd Fanoy Prodneo.
EGOS Per do., 16Va
LIVa POULTRY liens, ttc; old roost-
srs, 60; turkey, Uo; ducks, I IK;; young
roosters, 74c; geese, 6c
BUTTEK packing stock, 20c; cholo U
fancy dairy, creamery, 2to-"c
HAY Choice upland, $10.60; medium, $9.50;
No. 1 bottom, $.6o; off grade. te-VMiia.).
Ry straw, 7.00; No. 1 aUalfa. $U.60.
IJRAN-Per ton, $19.
FRUITS,
STRAWBERRIES C hole Txaa. 14 quart
caat-a 86.uwj4.oo: 2 pint on, l.uo.
C RAN ttk.H Hi td Per bbl., $v.6ou.60; In
buahel box. $2.26.
APPLh.-1 anuy Qrnlngs. per bbl.,
$3.6u; Jonathans, $4.6u; New York apple.
$3.60; Iowa ami Nebraska, eating and cook
ing. $2.i&3.00; W'liieaapa, $2.uv per boa.
PEARo Winter Nells, per box, $1.00.
COCOANUTn-Per ewk of 100 lb., $4.60. ,
TROPICAL FKUI'lB.
FIGS California, bulk. kc: 6-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-orown Turkish, lio; t-crowa
Turkish, loc.
LS.MONB UmoiUra, 300 and 160 (Ixa,
$4.26; other brands, suo leaa.
IATtS-Kadaway, iHc; ayrs, loi hal
lowl. nw tufld walnut date. 1-lb. box,
$1.10.
RANANASFr medium sited bunoh,
$2.U2.26; loin bos, $2.6uj3.60.
QKAPE FRLIT-Blae 14 to 80, $6.60.
GRANGES California navels. - extra
fancy, all slaea, t30uit82&; fancy, $i.lo;
choic, lar I sua, $2 5ou'2.6.
NEW VEGKTA BI.ES.
BEETS. TURNIP) AND CARROT-Pr
do . Eu6oo.
TOMATOES Florida. $0-lb. crat. $400.
LEAF Li.rTL.CI7r Ho bouoo, per dos,
beads, 46c.
CUCUMBERS Pr do.. $108.
RALIgH ho Per do a. bunchea, 36e.
PAiiaLJkt Jiolbouao. per dug. bunches.
40o.
HEAD LErTTUCE IVouthern, per dog,
OLD VEGETABLES.
NAVT biANe-Pr bu.. 1L6S; Ko. t,
6 WEET POTATOEo-IUlooia. par Urg
China marketa ar- still auleL A very
large volume of silks ha been placed under ;
order and sold this year to data In this
market.
Now ts th lira to make your wants
known through Th Be Want Ad Page.
M
REAL E STATIC TRANSFERS,
Stephen D. Bangs and wife to M. Re
becca uutnrie, lot I. uioca. u, oum-
mlt addition I ' 171
James M. Taliaferro and wife to Alice '
L Voy, lot 19, block 8, Brlgga' plac ' 1,850
Charles George Peteron to Frank and
Antonle Btatlna, lot M. tt. ta. Rogers'.
Oklahoma l,6v
Olaf E, Pedersen and wife to O. C.
Olsen, : feet lot if, Kauica s sec
ond addition ttOO
Antonla Tohlas and husband to Ferdl-. ,.
nand Kuderna, lota ll and 13, block
14. Brown Park. South Omaha.;.... 87S
Nels Joklmsen and wife to Clarenc .
R. Gow. lot I. - block- i4V Douta
Omaha 1,. 67$
William A. Baunder and wif to John
T. Wolfe, lot 27, 28, 61 and 82) Mock :
8, Kckermann Place '. . - 0t
Louisa P. Ambler to John T. Wolfe,
lota 1, 1 5, 4, 27, 28, 31 and 32. block ' : '
8, Ek-kermann-Place 80
Louis P. Ambler ft al to same. Bam 60
I'red A. Balluy to John Appleby, lot
26 and 26, block 18, Ko Hill t20
Robert Ol Fink, county treasurer, to
John MoQuade, lot t, block 1,
Mayn' addition ......
Kate C. Smllli and huaband to Ma- 1
tilda Wleruar, H lot 82, Nelson's ad
dition 1,525
John H. Macpherson et al to Joseph
Vonaaek, lot 23, block 2. Potter &
Cobb addition, South Omaha 600
Joseph Vonasek and wif to Tel Jed ' '
Bokol lodge, lot 23, block I, Potter
A Cobb addition, Bouth Omaha.... 600
Bmtl H. Gunther to Oetar O. Lie ben, -
lot 18, block 114, Iundee Plac r T35
Laura L. and William Rodgwlr-k to
William C. Norrla, w40 feet, e feet -lota
12 and 13. block 9, Shull s Beo- '
ond addition 1,700
Edgar N. Reynolds and wife to Joseph
H. Posposhll, lota and 10, block 3,
Institute Place 160
John J. Ryan to Andrew P. Anderson, '
so 14 block 18, Second addition to Cor
rUtan Place, South Omaha IR4
Vermont Invstnient company . to ' r
Joseph Marvin HI Ml. lots 5, 8, 10 and . -24,
block 7d, Dunde Place 1
Francis A. Olmsted to Joseph Marvin ,
Hlatt. lot 16, block ' 75, Dunde
Place 100,
Nancy Ryan to Francea A. Olmsted,
lot 16. block 76. Dunde Place 6x0
Jennie Rock and husband to Annie T.
Anderson, lot 13, block 7, Spring
Ike Park I.60O
Alexander Rosa to Minnie A. Emery,
lot 29, Windsor Plac 6(0
A. B. Woodford to Albert R. Shep
ard, lot 81 and 32. block L Sherman.
Avonue Park - 5uO
Everett C. Sawyer and wife to Guy
W. Goodrich. w36 feet, elk) feet lot
8, Kountse Heoond adilltlon 2,000
Rheoe A. Walker to Myron C. Walker 1
et al.. lot 11. block 1, Wis A
Parrnele'e addition and other land.. $.700
Evan R. B'.roud and wif to Emma
May Carpenter, lot 14 and 17, block ,
I, Ames' Plac 13
Total ...
.$M.7S