THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, MA'rtCII 15, 1P07.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
V'arkat Weak ud Cnl Ehow
im Kay Cats.
of Strength
BLAR.SH NLWS DOMINATES WH.AT MAFKtl
Uitif Cables and Small Emport De
mand Cause Steady Ilownward
Rtntt la Prlres Ef
eept for Oats.
OMAHA, March 14, 191.
Fiicm were depressed on early eelllng, al
Ihcmxh nmiKrl ouened talriy uoii
Mh Khmt sold off Vc and the July crop lc.
L ui.aiderahle strength was shown only In
May options lor oats, while corn ai x
I 'rmiely weak.
Jf-VMieut was the factor In the market and
Vi.ng lines were liquidated at lower range
Hi pines. Cables were lower and the n
port demand poor. Other causes lead ng
to the decline were sympathetic weakness
with the stock market and the fact that the
estimates o( shipments from Argentina
weie much larger, being placed at 4,00,0j
bushels, against 4,464,000 buahela laat wee it.
'Hie market In Chicago waa extremely
weak and emtio and heavy receipts In Hie
northwest cauaed a feeling of bearlshness.
1 nere were small offerings of corn, but
liberal selling by commission houses was
( ported and resulted la an easier tone In
general.
May oats were In fair demand, opening
at H.-Htc and was held up He, but eased on
to 3lMc at the close. The prices for July
options were well sustained, the closing
price being 87c asked, after suffering au
Intermediate decline of He.
P.lmaxy wheat receipts were 73K.OOO bush
els and shipments 226,0o0 bushels, against
receipts laat year of 320,0uu bUHhels and
shipment of 214,00 bushels. Corn receipts
were &7,000 bushels and shipments 6l,000
bushels, against receipts of 274,000 bushels
and shipments of 43,00 bushels last year.
Clearances were 820,171 bushels, none of
wheat, 1.486 bushels oats and wheat and
flour equal to 126,104 bushels.
Liverpool closed hki lower on wheat and
Vtd lower on corn.
Local range of options:
and
Artlcloa. Open. Hlgh.l Low. aose.Tes'y.
Wheat I
May... 70A 7"A
July... 73 A 72 A
Corn
May... 41r4A 41T,A
July... 4r,fcA
Sept.. 41 A 41 A
Oats
May... 30A 40 B
July... 37 A 37HA
70A 7n4A 7tWA
71A 71WA W A
4HA 41A 41B
4UjA 40 A 40B
4"A 40HA 41 A
3tHA S9A S9B
36HA 87 A 87 B
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
63'u4joc; iSo. 4 hard, 6oniC4c; No. I spring, xa
bio.
CORN No. -8, 88a39c; No. 4, SCMAiTTHc; no
Jim OATS No. 3 mixed. JWHo; No. I wnne.
3SCnWc: No. 4 white, 3bVI("B.
flYE No. 2, 69o; No. S. 67o.
4e Hd. rutures, quiet; March, 4s4Vd; May,
4stiV,d.
!M.W YORK IIK'IIRAI. MARKET
Quotation of the Day oa Varleaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Msrch 14 -FLOUR Re
ceipts 10.7-1 bbls.; export. 810 Mils.; mar
ket stesdy but quiet; Minnesota patent,
$4 l(ra4.4n; winter strslghts. 13 U .;
Minnesota bakers. $3.;Vci.bf; winter ex
trua. fxaac.a; winter patents, 13 S"..Nii;
winter low grades, $2.7""j2. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good. H.'u3.m. choke to
fancv. K.SMi4.25. Buekwheat Hour, dull;
$J "pi, nominal, spot and to arrive.
CORN WAI Hteadv: fine white
yellow. II lo.illS; kiln dried. $2.S5'li.7S.
WHEAT-Receipts, 34. uu" hu.: exports,
16.140 bu.; spot market easy; No 1 red.
MVC elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth,
91"i, f. o. b. afloat; Nn. 2 hard winter, a6A,c.
f. o. b afloat; further demoralising news
from Wall street chiefly explains the cent
break In wheat today. Crop news at home
and abroad was bullish, but had no effect.
owing to the stock situation. On the break,
a good export business was done, rallying
prices slightly near the do, although. thev
were still S to TuC net lower. May closed.
MSe; July M 13-l&'y6iC, closed Mc;
Sept., M1-, closed M c.
COK.N neceipis. si, n du. ; expuris, ,
fi bu.; spot eaay, No. 2, elevator, 63Hc;
No. 3, white, MVy; option market was
weakened by the Wall Street news and the
decline In wheat, closing S to H cents net
lower; May MijeSe, closed 63c.
OATS Receipts, k,,& uu.; exports, i,z
hu; spot market steady; mixed 2ft to 22
pounds, 47Hc: natural white, 80 to 33 pounds.
4!wu;'iMic; cupped wnite, )t to w pounua.
HAY Firm; shipping, ll.l5ran.au.
HOI'S Dull; stat, common to choice.
1"3 crop, 8'el3c; Pacific coast, 1906 crop,
lou 13c; 1 crop, 84il2c.
HliE-8teady; Galveston, M to 28 lbs.,
20c; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs, lc.
I.KATHKK flteadv: acid. 27H029C.
I'ROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. tlBoO
'Blfi.yi; beef hams. Lfl.0i526.W; packer, 111.00
'u 12.00; city extra India mess. Ia.00rfl-i3.00
Cut mFAta. steady; pickled bellies, 310. Ibft
1250; pickled hams. 310.0.U12 6 Iird, steady;
western, firm; prime, i.a'(iw.; rennea.
quiet: continent. t'.SO; Bouth America,
$11.00; compound. $N.62V?4.7a: Pork, steady;
family, 219 fto'Zu.Ob; short clear, l.0Wspisi.&u;
mraa, Il.(v,( is. 75.
TAL1W Steady; city. 22; per package.
Sic; country packages free, fiHUjTc.
RICE Steady ; domestic, fair to extra,
2;V(i4;ir; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Kai"y; street price, extra
creamry, 30H'31c; official prlcos, creamery,
common to exU-a, 21t3c; held, common to
extra, 2tK(i30c; state dairy, common to
finest, aoiiA'C; renovated, common to extra,
lij'u⪼ western factory, common to firsts,
lhylVi'-; western Imitation creamery,
firsts. Sij4c.
CH EES B Strong; state full cream, colored
small, September fancy, 16c; state. whlt,
Hc; state, colored, small, October, b-st,
l4a14Hc; white, 13'Tn4H; good to prime,
l.Vul3Hc; state, winter, average best, 12Hc;
state, largo. September fanry, 14c; state,
October best. 13Va'14c; tate. good to
prlmn, i2ra 13Vic; Inferiors, HH'iUHc.
EQiS Kacy; state, Pennsylvania snd
nearby fancy selected white. 21'q22c; brown
and mixed, extra, lWa9c; firsts to extra
firsts, 17VH8c; western firsts, 17Hc, oftlclal
price, 17Hc; seconds, 17HC.
POULTRY Live, steady; western, steady;
fowls, 15c; turkeys, 13c; dressed, firm; west
ern chickens, 12ijl8c; turkeys, 12&15c; fowls,
loijHo.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
St, louls ....
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn.
18
125
848
10
138
a
249
41
75
135
Oats
142
4
24
70
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Market in Condition Porderlne on Panic
and Fricei Tal! Folp:tately.
SALES NEARLY THREE MILLION SHARES
laloa Parlfle Loses 24 Points, Amer
icas Smeltlna SI, Northern and
oathera PnelHos and Great
Korthera lO to 1ft Polats.
I'nion
f
f
f
f
ri-in!
tli
s. r 1 1
S. HltT
. Kilf'her
S. Ituhhr fd
S. Iltesl
Ftel pfil
-rarollnii rhetnl-.l
-r.ro. them. pfd...
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CHICAGO CnAIJI AND PROVISIOSB
Features of the Tradlnst and CloalnK
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, March 14. The panio In Wall
atreet had a dHuresslns effect today on
th loruil market and induced free profit
taking In all points. At the close May
wheat showed a net loss of hViia. Corn
was down Oats were up W&"0.
lrovlMlonH were liWulWo higher.
The unsettled condition of the stock mar
Vet brought out selllna orders from all
direction, when trading began In the wheat
pit, and for a time offerings were extremely
liberal. With little apparent effort being
made to support the market prices declined
runtrilv. iinlni to the developments In the
financial world, crop reports and other
news which ordinarily would have cauaed
-vinalriernbla Influence were seemingly iff
nored. .Toward the middle of the session
e selling , became less urgent, but . tna
i . flj . uVimfcoH n papllnnrAllVA hnVHP. Bn-
.., nvt - . . ----- -
-al.ment In the lilt continuing -exxremeiy
iieariah un to the close, frim&ry receipts
today were more than double those of the
corresponding day a year ago and this
Heavy movement was an aaaiuonai oneca
to any advance 4n prices. An estimate on
the shipments of wheat from Argentina
this week, which made the total exports to
be somewhat larger than those last week
was a further aid to the bears. The market
closed weak. May wheat opened Ho lower
to tc higher at 77fcf)TiSc, sold off to
and closed at 76Ttr77c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to'126,100 bu. Primary
receipts were 738.000 bu., compared with
320.UO bu. the corresponding day a year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 504 cars, agaln.it 428
cars last week and 256 cars a year ago.
The sensational declines In stocks were
the dominating; Influence In the corn mar
ket. Throughout the entire day there waa
free selling by local and outside longs and
also lively selling by pit traders for short
accounts. The principal support came from
shorts. The market closed weak. May
corn opened unchanged to He lower at 46
ffiHti0 to Vtci, declined to 46Hc and closed
at 4fii4o. Iiocal receipt wore 249 cars; no
contract grade.
Oats rallied late In the day and cloned
at a moderate advance. Early In the ses
sion, however, the tone waa decidedly weak
because of liberal profit-taking sales. A
leading elevator concern was an active
bidder for oats the last hour and this
brought about the rally. May oats opened
unchanged to Ho higher at 44tr4i4c, sold
off to SiiVs and closed at 404tp4Oc Local
receipts were 142 cars.
Provisions, after exhibiting slight weak
ness early In the day became Arm on buyr
Ing by shorts and several leading packers.
Local longs were Inclined to sell at the
start because of the weakness of grain.
At the close May pork was up THc at
flt.07H. I-ard was up 2Hc at 2&17H. Ribs
60 higher at H U.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
jbl cars; oats, ikz cars; hogs,
Rt. I,4nts General Market.
BT. LOUIS, March 14 WHEAT Lower:
track, No. 2 red, cash, 77Vf7SViC; No. 2
hard, 74U7c; May, 76iij7V4c: July, 7HC
CORN Weak ; track, No. 2 caah, 444c44Hc;
No. i white. 4c; May, 44V4c; July, 44Sc
OATS Steady; track, No. 2 cash. 42's42fcc;
No. 2 white, 43Hc; May, 374jc; July, atTsc.
FLOl'R Steady; red winter patents,
23.6txii8.o0; extra fancy and straight, 3.20r9
8.5o; clear. l2.6fl2.8o.
SEED Timothy, steady, 23.75tM.lfi.
CORNMHA L Steady at 22.40.
B RAN Firm ; sacked, east track, 99Hc9
21.00.
HAY-fltrong; timothy, $15.00819.00; prai
rie, tlO.MKtH3.00.
IRON t OTTON TIES, $1.10.
BAOOINO loHc
HEMP TWINE 100.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
216.73. I-ard, higher; prime steam, tS.90.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
t9.50; clenr ribs, $9.62Vi; short clears, 19.75.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, I10.37H;
clear ribs, 110.50; short clear? I10.62H.
POULTRY Higher; chickens. 12Hc;
spring, 13Hc; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 13c;
geese. Rc.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 24(g32c; dairy,
njiWc
EOGS Firm, 14HO.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu.
Receipts.
12,000
26,0"0
.....135,000
, 70,000
Shipments.
7,000
50.000
151,000
70,0u0
cars; corn,
The leading
I Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y
futures ranged as follows:
Wheat
May
July .
BepL
Corn
May July
Bept,
Oats
May 'July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May
July
Sept.
RitMt
M.y
Jjly
Bept
7744
4tX446Wl
T7
7SH'
79
,463
77V 7KH
7bHi78HtM
46 46H41V
4u14&Titiii
46 4
46
77U
78 4
7'
46H'0Ji
wax
36V
41 H
87H
SfciTsl
15 95 16 10
16 16 16 26
16 9 26
t 20 4) 80
8 30 t 40
8 r7H 00
8 9,'fe OiS
9 06 10
4646H5U'H146VStti"i
S9'4;40a4
2Hi
15 96
1 12Vi
10
9 17W
r t'Vm
K,aasaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March 14. WHEAT
May, Wfec: July, 71Hc; September, 71Tic;
cash, No. 2 hard, 77Wil78c; No. 8, 67VW73c;
No. 2 red, 74'u'7oc; No. 8, (Wfi-TSo.
CORN May, 40T4c; July, 41Hc; September.
42Sc; cash. No. 2 hard. 41HC; No. 2 white,
tZ(ic; No. S. 41V04214C.
OAT No. Z white. 4l(U41Hc: no. I mixea.
S9ic.
HAY steady; rnoice timotny. ii4.wj'i6,tJo;
choice prairie, $11 .00311.60.
I! V E r-teadv. 6 !r(vic,
EOOS-Weak; firsts, 16c
BUTTER Creamery, ale; packing, ISHo.
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu 26.000 90,000
Corn, bu 41,000 64,0il0
Oats, bu 12,000 11,000
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, as re
ported by Logan & Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, was:
Commodity. Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat- I I
May TTiH 7iwfl-S'WU'ft,-a1 "(Wiri 70
July 7144 71T4 I 70V 71B
Corn I
May 41H 41 4 4074 4041
July 41H 41VUHI 4J4 41
B bid.
NEW YORK, Msrch 14. -Liquidation was
of a volume and character today such as
has not been altneased on the Htock ex
change since May , 1m1, when the devel
opment of a corner In Northern Pacific
precipitated one of the severest short panics
ever seen In the New York market. The
extreme violence of the declines on thst
occaaion was due largely to the fnrt that
It broke In abruptly upon the period of
boom and rising prices. Today's demon
stration 'was radically different In that It
succeeded a prolonged period of liquida
tion and severe declines in prices. Not
only had much been accomplished towards
the neceasary liquidation before the present
break, but the action of the market had
begun to reflect a return of confidence early
this week and a general conviction had
grown up that the worst was over.
The sudden and acute outbreak of re
newed weakness today owed most of Its
violence to the fedlng of despondency In
speculative circles regarding the efrectsf
of the publlo agitation againm corporations
and the nearly universal trend of legisla
tive measures against them. Speculative
circles are not dlspoaed to rely on their
own information and deductions as to the
extent and the significance of these de
velopments. The extreme sensitiveness
of sentiment on the subject Is founded on
suppositions of what the great authorities
In the railroad and financial world think
on the subject. Recent events have con
veyed the Impression that these authorities
are In a condition of keen anxiety and
even of fright about the prospect they have
to face In this matter. Borne, of the steps
taken with the Intention of allaying ap
prehension on the subject seem to have
been principally Instrumental In aggravat
ing It. This was notably true with a
visit to Washington early In the week of
J. Pierpont Morgan with the avowed In
tention of acting as mediator between the
president and the railroad companies In
an effort to Induce the president to take
some steps to allay public apprehension
regarding the credit of railroad companies.
There was a momentary sense of relief
manifest In the stock market of the early
part of the week without any clear Idea
being entertained of the steps to be taken
or the purpose that would be served by
them. A vague supposition was enter
tained that some striking and effective
measure was to be taken at Washington
which would put a new face on the mat
ter. The panic broke out on the Btock ex
change today In connection with dispatches
from Washington that no change of policy
or or aaministration was to lie expecteci.in
Washington. This , appealed strongly to
the speculative Imagination and fears as
sweeping away the last bulwark of protec
tion for the railroad companies from the
onset of Indignant public disapproval and
even threatened confiscation. Speculative
operators saw this view of the situation
confirmed In the mysterious and over
whelming outpouring of stocks, which they
attributed to capitalists who held controll
ing Interests In the great railroads. The
supposition that railroad capitalists held
this opinion of their Drecatlnua altuat'nn
has been fostered by their attitude before
me public and tne complaints and even
appeals throush public channels which they
have been making recently. There came
onto the excited market today also a rumor
mat airrerencea nan arisen between Kuhn
Loeb & Co. and E. H. Harrlman. which
had prompted a call upon that cupltallsfto
take up his vast holdings of stocks with
that firm. This rumor was authoritatively
denied, but the fear It engendered had Its
pari in tne aemonallxatlon of the day.
The excited ma-' et was accompanied by
a rise In the call loan rate to 26 per cent
and the time loan market was practically
unquotable. This gave rise to fears of
over-strained credits In one direction and
another, rumors pointing especially to the
market for copper securities. Bankers as
serted without reserve that the most ex
haustive and painstaking scrutiny of con
ditions failed to show any threat of money
trouble or embarrassment In spite of enor
mous losses represented by the shrinkage
Mwin.iuiui. una is conamerea tne moat
remarkable feature of the present remark
able situation. Undoubtedly the discrim
ination against some stocks in collateral
for loans and their throwing out had to do
with much of the severe selling pressure.
Yesterday's fears of foreign troubles were
proved entirely unfounded by today's de
velopment. The market had substantially recovered
at one time during the morning, when the
wild liquidation in Union Pacific started
the demoralisation in the whole list. There
were some violent gyrations due to the
rush of shorts to secure thefr enormous
profits at various thne hut ih.
demoralization continued practically up to
h CiZtf' The ,ntende'l Plan of relief by
...... . .ir,UIJ ui imnincnt was not made
known after the market had closed, but
yery specific reports were current of the
Intended situation about 8 o'clock without
appreciably affecting the market Borne
of the most conspicuous of the day's -extreme
declines were: Union Pacific, UV.i
Reading, ai; American Smelting 21i'
Amalgamated Conner. 1Ri n.i. V
Itudson, lfl'i; St. Paul, Northern Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Great Northern nrol
ferred, Anaconda, Pullman, Sloss-Shef-field
Steel and Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 10
to 13V Severe losses of less amounts were
universal.
Bonds were but sllahtlv affected y.v
acute weakness of stocks, tint war.
r-rjilly lower. 1'nlted States bonds were un-
".iinugru un ran,
.v1 & followlnw" th ran f prices on
the New York Stock exchanrsr
Bats. Hlib. Low. CIom.
Wbah
W"itnih fM
Willi-Farso Kirr
Wwtlnthr"jiM Electric
Western I'nloa
w neellnc A U. E
Wli (nlrl
Wi Oittntl prd
Northern Prlnf
(It Northern pfd
(ntrl Lethr
Central 1Mthr pta....
Slnfa-Hhemfli Stnel ...
int. MetrovollUn
Int MiL btA
fetsl uIh for the ar, hMS.
4U.ne I44 1?0 11H
rw inn li ion
, 1 M 14 W
. I.SXW 4 41 44
, i.n im i.4j 1'H
, 7 " ' rt
. 1 !" 1 tl 2
, 1 n) li li5 l
. i J" l' lf4 l!H
. ,") MS "
... I'D
. 1,(XK U0 14' 14S
I'O B)4j il Ml
v ltv, 10V4
. l.t"0 17 14 1
4m JHH M H
. M am ) lit
. 14J l.i 1S
. 4.iO M"4 t M
0 MS 0 H
. 8.7' H 4! 4"
. 7 4"0 14 I! r.
. I 7' WS 6 4'
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Cattle Call
in the farce
YeBterday.
Botohta '
HOGS AVERAGE UP A TRIFLE HIGHER
ilr Ran of Sheep and Lambs, with
Goads Killers Active and a
Little Stronger ommoa
Kind Mow Sale.
BOUTH OMAHA, March 14. 1907.
ew York Money Market.
NEW TORK, March 14 MONEY On
rail, strlnsnnt. Wf2i per cent: ruling rate.
12 per cent; closing bid, 8 per cent; offered
at S ner cent.
PHI M hi MERCANTILE PArER-frS.!
ner rent.
STKRMNO EXCHANGE Weak, with
ctiml business. In bankers' bills at 84.Mx.Vd'
4 RMO for demand and at 84 7wnr?r4 7S6 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 84.8Wyu4.lw
commercial Mils, 4.
BILiVER Bar, 7Tc;
62.c.
BONDS Government,
weak.
Closing quotations on
follows:
Receipts were.
Official Monday
I'Mirlal Tues.iuy
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday ...
Cattle. Hops Sheep.
8.403
d.Md
7.IHK
4.2UO
5.0.8
11.26
10.41
,0"0
K.iii
8.111
8.300
Mexican dollars,
steady; railroad,
bonds were as
V. a. rf. i.
to coupon .
C. 8. tm, ret
so ooupon ,
C 8. o'l 4..
do coupon.
tT. 8. nw 4s,
do coupon
Am. ToMeco 4s...,
do to
Atrhlvon fn. 4a...
do all 4s
Atlantic C. L .,
Bal. A Ohio 4
do 141
Brk. R. T. c. 4a...
t'entral of Oa. ta.
rio lit inc
no Jd Inc
do td tne
'h. a Ohio 4S.
Chloso ft A. ISi
c.
c.
"do Col. M
r-CO. ft 8. U ( '
Colo. Ind. It .
Polo. Mid. 4a..
Colo, ft So. 4...
'ut. s
d. ft it. a. 4..
lMtlllT' f0. (I
Brla p. I. 4
do sen. 4t
Hncklns Val. 4S
japin n
B. ft Q. n. 4s.
R. 1. ft P. 4a.
res lot Uapan 4a M series...
lotS do 4 etra '"H
1 PWS o 4i cite J
IMS! do M aertea M
rex.... 10044 it.. ft N. ml. 4e 1"
ea-lnt .IO'S Men. c. t 4e
r....mS Central 4s. M
lis "do let Inc !1
4s 72 'Minn, ft (It. U 4a. .
,irlM . K ft T. 4a 17
. . 1 do le 'I
.. "N. K.R. of M. a. 4e lH
.. r4 N. T. C. f. SSe
..100 v. 1. c. a It IMS
. . KS So. PaclBc 4 l'iS
.. IIS do l 7"
..liS 'I, ft W. c. 4i S
.. 88 O. 8. L. rfds 4a
. . 73 Penn. conv. 8Se M
.. 44 Reeding sen. 4a 46
..100 8. L A I. M. a 8s.. 11
.. (as t. L. ft a. P. fs. 4a 79
Four days this week...22.firt 8K.7f 85.7S8
Same days last week. . .1S.819 K.o" Sl.2
Same davs 3 weeks ago..l8.3H7 JT.V 36,(2
81 me davs 3 weeks ago.. 22.6o4 44,IJ SO1
Same days 4 weeks ago.. .:C2 S.- 422 24.512
Same days last year ... .17,590 :5.678 4i7
The follnwlnv Inlile rhowa the receipts Of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared wiin last year.
19(17. 1WU. inc. Mjvc.
Cattle 217,037 ?2.13 34.SK8
Hogs 511,102 646.722 85.62U
Bheep SV.UV Xtt.SriO 80.170
rni 1.: oinrrATfONS.
Good to choice corn fed steers 5.2f'T6 W
air to good cornfed steers 4.nt'at.ai
Common In fair ateera 4.t"(l'4.Wi
Oood to choice fed cows 3 o4.tx
Fair to good cows and heifers 8.a'.r3.t
Common In falf r-nvum nnH helferS.. Z-OO'lJ 3 ?0
Wood to choice stockers & feeders.. Ifui!"1
talr to good stockers and feeders.. 3insi
Common to fair stockers 0rvfi8M
nulls, stags, etc z.7vst4 2S
Veal calves 4.f SI
The following table shows th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
... ;h 4 r ... I 41
M. I I 4 4.'S 41 I'O ... S
St "I ... 8 ! It. i"
;t i t 40 t ' " 4
3 to It'S 74 171 ...
! J.'S () ." ! 8 M
o .1:8 ... 4 :s '4 0 4 5
4 141 . H'l f' f ... 4 S
4 t'O m 4 46 77 ! ... 4
t , ITS ... a 1 fJ ... a
4. r4" UO 4 '6 4S 47 40 n
4 J4 ... I 4.4 4.1 !! . . 4 J
ei smi mi iti 74 :?7 io t s
71 2M 120 4 W . ' 4 HO 4
t S"8 ... 8 48 S7 J-'S . . 8
6 1.1 o J J' ... 4 at
t i;t no m e ;4 40 c
60 !H4 l 4 4."' 7" 2 1 4
il ;o no 4 : 2"'i loo 4 7s
70 1"7 H l 41 IM ... 4 "S
o 21 . . 4 S3 62 i.M ... 4 7'.,
a J? ... I 5 S 177 ... 4 7S
M ?; M I II 40 2t ... I l'
1 .Ml ... 4 5 40 4 7S
M ?i 4 80 4 S H 14 ... 4 7S
Il f-o ... 8 72 .Ml SO 4 7.,
H ? 80 M f9 .44 ... 4 "7S
80 .178 ... 8 ' . ... 8 47S
74 7:4 ... 8 K.i f 245 ... 4 47S
44 2.4 ... 4 S 71 !"4 ... 4 il'S
3 Ill ... Ill 71 1-1 ... 4 7S
0 f.n ... Ill (4 214 ... 4 70
8 113 so 8 70 IM ... 4 70
80 I I 0 W
Date, 1807. 1W6.1805.1904. 11903. 1802.1901.
Offered. "Bid.
ISl'St. U 8. W. c. 4. . 78
.. 68 lHahoerd A. U 4e. 7444
.. 87 I So. Pacific 4a 8S
...101 do let 4a ctra 2S
l.. 4J So. Rallwar Se "S
.. 7 "Texaa ft P. la 117
.. 84 T.. Hi. T-i. ft W. 4s.. 8I4
,.101 If'nlon Pacific 4a 1(S
.. 84 S t' 8. Ptcol Id S
.. Msl Wsbaah la 1US
.. Sl do deb. H
.. SI Iwcutcrn Md 4.
..104sl,w. ft U E. 4a
n i wis. central a. .
80S
77S
86
March 1...
March 2..
March 8..
March 4..
March 6..
March 6..
March 7.. .
March 8..
March 9..
March 10.
March 11.
March 12.
March 13.
March 14.
6 85 06
8 78 lit
8 11
6 78
8 72H 22
8 74 6 20
6 7(1 6 13
6 77H 6 10
6 81 1 13
8 11
tf 75
6 Gs
M
6 62
4 so:
4 7:'
4 761
4811
4 85
4 M
4 fl
4 Ml
4 8H
4 HH
4 801
5 1S
5 091
6 121
6 04
6 C7
6 13
6 2"
5 19
6 11
5 11
6 15'
6 091
8 K'
8 11 4 81 5 10
88
03'
7 02i
7 H
7 04
7 IB
8)
7 16
7 25
7 SI
7 24
7 28
821
6 si
6 191
291
a
8 24
091
8 09
6 15
6 H
7 29
4 5
4 98
4 9
5 83
8 4
e
8 15
5 14
B 26
5 24
6 18
6 no
6 131 S IS
Roatnn Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, March 14. Call loans. tV510 per
cent: time loans. 6w7 Per cent. Official
prices on stocks and bonds were:
Meon adj. 4e.
Atchla
do 4a
Mcs. Central
Atrhlaon
do nfd ....
Boaton ft Albany.
DO
88
80
. 84
. 82 S
.137
Tlonton ft Maine 1F2
Hoeton Elereted ...147
Fltehhurf p(d 130
Mexican central US
N. T., N. H. ft H..180
t'nlon Pacific 12SS
Am. Pneu. Tube 4
Amor. Rufar .
do pfd
Am. T. AT..
Am. Woolen .
do pfd
Edlaon Elco.
Mann. Electrio
do pfd ...
Mae. Oaa ....
fnlted Fruit
Cnlted 8. M
do pfd
V 8. Bteel
do pfd
Adrentura
Allouei
Amelaamated
Atlantic
Bid. .cVsked
115S
120
118
14
444
I11U...214
14
44S
Blnsham
Cal. ft Hecla...
Centennial
Copper Ranss .
Half Went
Franklin ....
fnle Rojrale ....
"Mm Mining
Michigan
Motiawk
Old Dominion .
oaceola
Parrot
Qutncy
Shannon
Tamarack ....
Trinity
t'nlte4 Copper .
V. B. Mining...
V. g. Oil
t'tah
BBSi'VIctorla
lOf.si Wlnom
.... I8
8
.... SI
.... 7SS
.... 14
.... 18
.... 18
.... 7
.... 144
.... 74
.... 44
....ISO
.... 12
....115S
18
....110
20
t,S
.... 4044
.... J
.... 61
.... 7S
.... 7S
,...11
77
14
14
1l 85
&t;.35
fcr4i. 75
IS685
Hoks.
ttl.fi'J'VmiO
6.00 tti'l.SL'Va
575 i5 77H
8.10 fit!
6.06 (Ki.75
ol cars of siock
Sunday.
RANOB OF PRICKS.
Cattle.
Omaha $2o 50
Chicago l.lik
Kansas City z .
St. I,ou!r 2.S5
Sioux City 2.75
The ofllcial number
broiia-ht In todav hv each road was:
Cattle, nogs, oneep. ri am
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. 2
Wabash 1
Mo. Pac. Ry 4
V. P. System 62
CAN. W. Ry. K ) . . 4
C. & N. W. Ry. (V.. 45
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry 18
C, B. & Q. (K) 2
C. B. & Q. (V) 63
C R. I. & P. Ry. (E) 2
Illinois Central 1
Chic Great Western.. 6
1.1'W bales; woured, la :d'ols prreay,
thiols Hnd. New 7eal.uul. AeO bales;
sioiireil. Is 4.1 'lis !-jl . iireHSy, 7i1ols ;.l.
i'hm of tloo.l II. 'pe and Natsl, balea;
scoured. Is 1'M'is IS!. gieii"v, 8ola.
HI'. LOI'IH. Mirrh 14 1 -Steady;
nrdlti;n srades tomlopg snd dothing. y4 j
-sc: llalit tin", '.''rj.'.c; heay tine. Iiil8c;
tub waahel, 3"it;'.8c.
2 1..
1
4 1..
34 17
1 .. 1
40 .. 2
14
2 8 2
30 A 2
3 1..
8
SHKKP Receipts of sheep were small to
day, but still there was a fair run for a
Thursday. Better still, the receipts arrived
In better season than on most days this
w eek.
The market was In a good, strong, lie'ilthy
condition and very satisfactory to sellers.
Puyeta all seemed to want good sheep and
lambs, and anything In the way of de
sirable killers met with ready sale ut prices
a little stronger than yesterday. It would
seem that the market is gradually crawl
ing up day by day, as evidenced by the
sales. This morning K"d Nebraska fed
Mexican lambs sold at 87.60. A cut off of
these sarre lambs sold last week at tT. 16.
Yearlings snd wethers mixed, about one
third of ihem wethers, brought t'UO, as
against 8i.o6 yesterday. They were heavy
anl full of burrs, which makes consider
able difference with the price. Strictly
good ewes sold at 10. 06.
While the market on good to choice fat
sheep and lambs Is steadily working- up
ward under the influence of the moderate
supply and the very gjod demand, the mar
ket on the common to medium grades con
tinues slow and weak.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, 87.2f.a7.i4); fair to good lambs. V' 7S'.r
7.25; good to choice yearlings, lamb welRhts,
8.l&tl.6u; fnlr to good yearlings, lamb
weights, 8u.8fiiii43.lj; good to choice year,
lings, heavy weights, 85.KT.&8.10; fair to good
yearlings, heavy weights, ,".i'jVi.K5; K''1
to choice wethers. 85.ii''6.o0; fair to good
old wethers, 8fi.2;i'.ii!.; good to choice ewes,
85.3tHi5.6o; fair to good ewes, 81.751(0.30.
No. Av. Tr.
76 western ewes, culls h'3 6 ?
4i western ewes 98 5 35
341 western ewes l'n 6
joi'i western ewes 1"J 6 4o
i western ewes l'-'l w
3U1 western ewes 1-0 6 0
34 western laniliR, culls o4 26
73 Colo. Mexican lambs, culls.. M 6
3ii western ewes 1-4 j "ft
loo' western lambs "1 25
3W Colo. .Mexican lambs 70 7 io
S Colo. Mexican lanil'S 70 7 25
4t western lan.us 2 i VI
i western lambs 84 7 W)
western lamlis 78 7 t
56 western feeder ewes 94 4 75
129 western feeder e4ves 91 4 i5
423 western feeder ewes 81 4 50
!46 western ewes 97 6 35
273 western ewes l-'7 5 bo
U't'i western ewes 11 5 bi
l.uts) wtaiern yearlings and
wethets 1"3 6 10
Z western cull lambs 60 6 25
483 Nebraska Mexican lambs.... 79 7 tW
50 N'braska Mexican lambs 78 7 00
133 western ewes IW 6 W
b Wolverine
. M !North Dutte
,. ias Butte Coalition
. 864a!Nerada
. 4 cel. ft Atiaona....ln
.. (0 Ariaona Com 22 S
.. 80S Greene Coo 21S
.. 16 1
Ex-divldend.
Total receipts....
Itlon of
.209
139
39
18 07W 18 00
in a
nsj
8 81S,
S 87sJ 8 95
8 96 T 9 03
oo i tvm
li 12V&
16
9
au
8 80
8 974
00
Minneapolis ftrala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 14. WHEAT
May, 7tJs'y7Se; July, 79Ht9Hc; September,
78-; No. 1 hard, 8"Sc; No. 1 northern, 79S4f
7974ic; No. 2 northern, 77HGl'77Tec; fj0. I
northern, 74 g 76c.
FLOUR First patents, 84.20iir4.30: second
patents, 84.0f;-4.1fi; first clears, $3.408.50;
second clears, 12. 41-3180
BRAN In bulk, $17.60(317.70.
Mllwaikee Oralo Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 14-WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, S'unJlao; No.
2 northern, 8fa82c; May, 76"S.e bid,
RYE Steady; No. 1, S9V, 0 o.
BARLEY Lower; No. 2, ,4Vc; sample, 2
JT.fHo.
CORN-Easler; No. I cash, 4245 43o; May,
46SC asked.
Peoria Oral a Market.
PEORIA. March 14. CORN Unchanged;
No. 3 yellow and No. 3, 4-'lc; No. 4. tic; no
srrade. Kij;n44o.
OATS-Steady; No. 3 white, Co; No. t
White. 4t4c; No. 8 white, S9c.
RTF Firm: No. 3. 67fu4o.
WHISKT-Od the basis of 8129 for fin
ished goods.
(1
No. 3.
Ciuh quotations were as follows:
FLOVR-Steady; winter patents, $3.20iy
8 36; strain (.la. IJ 0lu3 i!; sprlne; patents,
8.150j3.aM; siraighu, 83.1u3.4o; bakers, K.lOdJ
WUBAI-No. 3 spring, 794y3e; No. S, T3
fctOc; No. 8 red, 744a1iSc.
CORN No. 8 yellow. 44c; No. 3 yellow,
450.
OATS-No. t 40i; No. 3 white. 43243Uo;
No. 8 white. 41&42Vc.
KTB No. t aoc.
HA HI. KIT Fair to choice malting. Tlfe-TSc
iKKF.Dti No. 1 flax. 8115: No. 1 north
Veetern, 81. 22. Timothy, prime, 84.46. Clover,
contract grade. $11 bo.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose!
$S.7f4i 7S Mess pork. l-T bbl., Jis l:
lii.ln. Ird, per 1ia Ilis.. 89.U7H- Short clear
sides (boxed I. 88 87V, u 9 26.
Receipts and shipnaciiis of flour and gralu
were aa umiows.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu.
Receipts. Shipments.
... 35J ao
... U.rt.4) 14 l
,..23(400 299.1UI
...JAW) 273. hoo
... I.uuO ll,2i
... 66.100
Philadelphia Prod are Market.
PHI IAIELPHIA, March 14 BOOS
Steady, fair demand; western fresh, loo at
nvarK.
CHEESE Firm, fair demand: New Tork
full creams, fancy, 14vol4fio; New Tork
full creams, Wmlce, 14'c
Dnlatk Grain Market.
IULUTH. March 14. WHEAT On track
No. 1 northern, 79Hc; No. 2 northern, 7b4c
May, 79c; July, 8oy,c; September, 79o.
OATS To arrive. March. Sco.
London CloslnsT Storks,
LONDON, March 14. Closing quotations
on the London Stock exchange:
Conaoli, money
8S 1-lff
.. UK
.. 13S
.. 84
..100
..1044,
..1774
K. ft T
W. T. Central
Norfolk ft W
do pfd
Ontario W
PennajrlTanla
Hand Mines
42S;Heedlna
14S Southern Railway
143S do pfd
.122S
. HO
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio,
Canadian Paclflo ,
CTiea. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...,
C. M. ft 8t. P...,
DeReere 17
Denver ft R. O 1
do pfd 74
Erie 2S
do let pfd 47S
do td pfd M
Illlnola Central 1(0
Loulavtlle ft N
Ex-Dlvldend.
SILVER Bar, quiet. SI 7-16d per ounce.
MONEY 4H'&44. per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is fVytiVs per cent; for three
months bills, tVS per cent.
Southern Pacific
t'nlon Paciflo ...
do pfd
U. a. Steal
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
.m;Ppnleti 4a
. 89
. 7'J
. 77
. 83
.14(14,
.1US
. 14S
. 844
On fha Iroduce exchange today the butter
market was steady: cresmertes, rir29c;
il.ilrUs. M3"c Kggs, rlrm; at mark,
raaee Included. l'',c; firats. lftc; prime
Bistar, ltlitc. Cheeau steady at 14,5 lbc.
4
Liverpool Orala anal Pro, lalons.
LIVERrVMlI Maroh 14.-WHEAT-Fnot,
firm: No. $ red western winter. 63d; No. 1
California. 8s 8d. Futures, quiet; March,
nun lual: May. 'd ; July. ia 2V). .
COKN hpot.' Ano rii an n.Ue.l. new. ijulet
at 4a 5d; Auierlceva uilxed. old sieMdy at
Toledo Head Market.
TOLEDO. March 14 8EKT8 Clover,
cash, 8.7: March. $8.7; April. $.82H:
ratcber. kW. AUIke, $7.60. Timothy,
'
ar and Molaaaea.
NEW TORK. March 14. SUGAR Raw.
steady; fair refining. So; centrifugal,
M teat, o4.c. aioiasMs sugar, :1c
refined, steady; No. 8, 4 SOc; No. 7, 4 2oc;
No. 8. 4 10c; No. 9, 4.15c; No. 10, 4 OSo
No. 11, 4.00c; No. 11. 8 95c; No. 11. 8 90c;
No. 14. 8 85c. Confectioners' A. 4 50c;
mould A. 4 60c; cut loaf, 6 40c; crushed.
5 40c; powdered, 4.80c; granulated, 4.8Jc;
cubes, 4 95o.
MoL-S6K8 Quiet; syrup, nominal, ftXJ
S4c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 14 SUGAR
String; open kettle. JVC ' 16-b'o; centrlf
ugal whites, 4 3-16t4So; centrifugal yel
low. SS'iM 8-14c; seconds, 2V8 7-16.
MOLAS8KS 7julet; new syrup, SujXHo.
t'uflfee Market.
NEW YORK, March 14 COFFEE-Fu-tur,
opned steady at unchanged prices.
The market waa oulct during the day, but
prices eased off slightly owln to the ab
sence or important "upitirt and as result
of uneestmoa over the Wall street situation
The close was ateudy, net unchanged, to
10 points lower, bales were reported of 11,
;,) liaxa. Including March at 8 0 o 10c; May
at l"r; July at 5 H '(.i.ic; 8i'itratr at
&.95"i.u"c. and IKnilr at 6y5.ci6.uO. Soot
r"(T', eteady; No 7 Rio, 7c Mild Collie,
dull; Cordova, iHjIJVx
Adama Expreaa
Amalsaauated Copper ...
Am. C. ft F
Am. C. ft f. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Americas Bapreea
Am. H. ft U pld
American Xoa
Am. Unseed Oil
Am. Linseed Oil pfd
Am. Locomotive
Am. Looomoilva pfd
Am. 8. ft H
Am. 8. ft ft. pfd
Am. Bucar ReOnlng
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa....
Anaconda. Mining Co
AublBon
Atchlaos pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore ft Ohio
bal. 4k Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central of New' Jeraar. .
theupeeae ft Oelo
Chicago Ot. W
Chit. re ft N. W
c, m. at. p
Chicago T. ft T
Chlcaio T. ft T. pfd....
C. C. C. ft St. L
Colorado f. ft I
Colorado ft So., offered
Colo, ft So. let pfd
(olo. ft Bo. 8d pfd
ConaolMaieo Gae
Corn Product, ,
Cora Product, pfd
Xelaw,ra ft Hudaon.....
Del., L ft W
benrer ft R. O ,
D. ft R U. pfd
Dlattllera' 8ecurltles ...
Erie
Erie let pfd
Krte td pfd
General Clectrlc, ei-dlr
lllinola Ceulral
International Paper ....
Int. Paper pfd
liil. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa ('antral
Iowa Central pfd
Kaueaa City So.
K- C. 80. pfd
Loaiarllla ft N
Mralcaa Caatral
Mian ft 8t L
M.. St. P. ft S. 8
m.. t. p. a. a.
Miaeourl Pacisc
M . K. ft T
M . K ft .'. pfd
Katloaal Lead
N R. R. of M pfd.;.
New Terk Central....
N T . O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
N. ft W pfd
North Amerloaa ......
Pacific Mall
Peanarlvaula .........
Paopie' a Oea
p . c. c. ft at. l. ...
Preea4 Bteel Car
Praeted Bleel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car..
Readlnf
headlus let Pfd
Reedtiis t P'4
Republic Steel
rtepubllc steel '
bork leland Co....
Rock laland Co pfd
St. L. ft B P 84 9"
St. Luaia B W
gt. l a. w. pfd
Southern PaclAc
fo PacISc pfd .'.
So. Railaar
So. Kll7 pfd
Tnuee.e C. ft 1
Te, ft Pacinr
T st U ft W . offered..
T.! 81. L. ft W. Sfd
118,4110
1.814)
. l.uwl
l.ioo
100
84 S
v
88
28
100 12S
4,100
ti'O
t,700
l
17,800
4,100
49,.io
lil.li)
l.aoo
4, 7 J0
14, 3 JO
ib!'io
81.4UO
' l'K)
1.8u
8.800
1.400
48.8UI)
loo
1U0
, 17.700
8. 400
luo
1.4U0
1.4"0
. 4 IKO
1.100
i 8.400
700
. l.tuO
700
. 8 7'4
. tl.SnO
, 8.100
. 1.400
. 3, "
.
. ItoO
44 S
107 S
1S1
HIS
liS
HS
4SS
2S
to
108
lol
'n.'s
178
11
41S
S
1444
lit 4
'ii"
78
s
41
48
ili'S
Its
u
181
474
80
n
71
its
44S
4'S
144
141
US
(0
81 S
IS
ti
10
MS
ICS
110
lot
114
0
li
US
s
t
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'iis
147
1st
US
s
141
'ii"
n
it
14
U
47
111
US
71
147 S
40
s
7J
45
17S
41
40S
134 S
141'S
US
M.
M.
Pf
loo
'iiioo
'i.400
lie
11.400
l.ioo
' 8.780
1.44
11. 4
.. 17. tu
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.. l.loO
1U0
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.. 4 800
.. I too
to
t"0
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.. 14 100
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111
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8
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7
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140
ut.
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lit .
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4
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1104
u
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42 S
t
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HIS
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to
4tS
4S
114
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1S
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4t
16
It
4S
111
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lit
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14
190
1
3i
ti
tl
W
tut
20 S
711
10
54
11
(
111
108 S
11S
to
44 S
U
88
99
US
1
4
147S
lto
174,
IS 4
141
ISO
I
11
76
I
14
t6
46
114
11
It
147 S
440
28
71
MS
17
' 41
41-
lss
140
13
75
14
15
11
47
111
18
it
lit
120
44
13 S
It
4
US
111
15
11
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t
14
114
t4
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11
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no
ti
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84
tl
7IS
Boston Copper Market.
These quotations are furnished by IOgan
A Bryan, members New York and Boston
Btock exenanges, z ttonro or iraue:
4 Mlrhan 15
88 Mohawk 78
16 Nevada Conaolida'ed. 11
i nonii uuite 81
iS Old Iiomlnlon
18 Oaceola
U Pneu. Hrlce
111 Pneu. service,
tSQulncy
16 Shannon
78Tamarack ....
It Trinity
11 United Fruit
18S United States,
12 United Btataa.
141 Utah ConaolldaUd
1 Victoria
10 Winona
8 Wolverine
10 Cananea
4 Nlplaalni
Adventure v
Alloaei
Atlantlo
hinrham
Black Mountain ....
Boaton Cnneolldated
Butte Coalition ....
Calumet ft Arliona.
Calumet ft Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range ....
Dally Weet
Eaat Butte
Franklin
Greene Copper ....
Granby
Helvetia
Iale Royal
Keeweenaw
I. 6. A Plttaburf
Maaaachuaatta ....
pfd.
4SS
.140
. 4S
. 10
117
14
Ill
10
1'J4
com. .. 61
Pfd... 41
. 63
'
8
.171
. 17
. 11
New York Mlnlnar Storks.
NEW YORK, March 14. Closing- quota
tions on mlnlna stocks were:
Adama con n i,ittie unlet
Alice
Breece
Brunewlrk Con. .
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. ft Vs..
Hern Bllver
Iron Bllver
Leadvllle Coo. ...
Offered.
.660
. 16
. 60
. n
. w
.146
.416
. 8
Ontario
Ophlr
Potoel
Bavage
Blerra Nevada
Bmall Hopea ..
Standard
I
.. 1
..tn
..144
.. 11
.. 75
.. 70
.. n
..134
Bank of Kafrland Statement.
LONDON, March 14. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve, Increased
?79.0uO; circulation, decreased ISH4.U00;
bullion, decreaaed 104.972; other securities,
decreased 2,663,800; public deposits, In
creased 1, XI, 000; notes reserve. Increased
343,uu0; government securities, unchanged.
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liability this week Is 46.89 per cent, as com
pared with 44. bl per cent las week.
Bank .of France Statement.
PARIS, March 14. The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
27.26o.OiO francs; treasury deposits. In
creased 23.')A) francs; general deposits,
decreased 2o.3-0.0o0 francs; gold In hand,
decreased 12.8:5,000 francs; stiver in hand,
decreased 1.2&o.0oo franca i bills discounted.
decreased 12.S75.O00 franca; advance de
creased 13,0ob,O0O francs.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, March 14. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in tne gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8160.0o0.0O0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
'1.3'J),lM; gold coin and bullion. $ US, "!(,-
848; gold certificates, lol, 814,14a
Bank Clearings,
OMAHA, March, 14. Bank clearings for
today were 82.140. 784.10 and for the corre
sponding date last year 81,533,140.58.
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 14 METALS The
London tin market was lower, with spot
rloainar at 411 HI 15s and futures at a-lfS) loa.
Locally the market waa a shade lower on
the average, with trade quiet. Bpot was
ouoted at H2 0o.fl42.10. Copper was over
Dound lower In the London market, with
spot Quoted at 108 2s 6d snd futures at
Allie 6a. IxM-ally the market was un
changed, with lake quoted at 8 .S7V-y25.76;
electrolytic, u. U4'l - v. ar.a casting,
24.2ii'24 87 Lead was Ss SKI lower at
1U ltis Sd In the London market, but was
unchanged locally at ti.oni6 i. Biielter was
unchanged at -6 los In the English market
and at Jo .stni so locally, iron waa lower
In the Kngllah market, with standard
foundry Quoted st 62s 10d and Cleveland
warrants at 63s 7Vd. Locally the market
was steady and unchanged. No. 1 foundry
northern is quoted at 826 JfrirJS 26; No. 2
foundry northern, J24.7fyy'J6.76; No. 1 foundry
southern. 8 l"C28 6o; No. 2 foundry south
ern. 8X 001 '-'ti .00.
8T. LOI IH, March 14. M ETA I J4 Iad,
steady at 8U0. gpelter, steady at 8 at).
The illanoHltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle, nogs, aneep.
Omaha Packing Co 710 1,75 tX"
Swift and Company l.iaa in i,''i
Cudahy Packing Co 1,3111 2.111 2.252
Armour & Company 312 2,831
Vasant & Co X
Ixibman & Co 11 ..
McCreary A Curj' I"6
W. I. Stephen 50
Hill & Bon 67
F. P. Lewis 11
Huston & Co St
Hamilton & Rotl. jchild. . 29
L. F. Husr 142
L. Wolf 87
J. H. Bulla 2
Bam Wertheimer 8
Mike Haggcrty 24 ..
Sol Degan 23
J. B. Root & Co 75
S. & 8 93
T. B. Inghram 8 .. ..
Sullivan Bros 20
V. A. Brltton S .. ..
Lehmer Bros 24 .. ..
Union Dress Beef Co 18
Other buyers 461 .. 1.2S6
Total 5.358 8.769 8.167
CATTLE For. a Thursday there waa a
fair run of cattle, 190 fresh cars being re
ported. The market as a whole did not
show any great change.
If anything, there was a little more life
to the market on beef steers, desirable
kinds especially selling more freely, partly
due to there being some good outside buy
ing orders In hand. As to prices, there
was no great change, the mom of the cat
tle selling about steady with yesterday.
Holders of common to medium kinds com
plained about the trade being weak on their
kind, but the feeder buyers helped out by
taking quite a good many of the warmed-
up and hair-fat steers.
Cows and heifers did not snow any great
change, the market for the most part
being steady with yesterday.
There were very few feeders In sight
aside from warmed-up steers, which were
shipped In for beef. At the same time
there was a very fair demand and the mar
ket was In good healthy condition. Prices
were fully steady with yesterday. In fact.
stockers and feeders have commanded firm
prices all the week.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEER&
No. At.
83
814
ti 821
11 1018
1( 891
It 818
tt ti
8 102
11 tm
It 1048
47 1178
10 1Z20
11 1061
11 lilt
14 1118
11 1114
14 1148
10 12:il
10 820
8 1'8
14 1114
14 1241
:o 1111
tt 1244
16 1136
7.' 151
I Iu74
11 IKO
15 874
11 tat
II 177
8 M..1U1
8 MO
10 l'Vt
1 1071
It 196
14 1070
11 1104
4 1446
4 lltl
II 1U0
11 1063
4 6W
11 6' t
II IM
11 240
5 S4I
18 755
It 121
I t2
1 1400
1 1330
1 UrtO
1..; 1120
8 15
1 teo
1 130
1 175
1 134
4 115
BTOCKEKS AND FEEDERS.
IS 4.M) I 15
11 4 4 15
II 146 4 10
4 640 4 M
4 756 4 10
It 1 4 10
t ro 4 15
8 4i 4 16
II 431 4 26
II 740 4 16
16 774 4 It
17 8 21 4 40
10 Ml 4 40
It 73! 4 40
X i t 4 46
T 511 4 46
IT. No. A. fr.
8 60 11 l'0 4 86
4 16 14 1227 4 10
4 40 61 12.1 4 to
4 40 14 1111 4 80
4 40 18 1276 4 80
4 45 1 1806 I 00
4 4 5 1 8.. 1274 I 00
4 60 25 II t4 6 00
4 65 21 1145 6 00
4 40 47 1404 I 06
4 40 57 1241 06
4 40 60 12W, ( 06
4 40 1 1840 6 10
4 46 K 12 I t 10
4 46 17 1174 t 10
4 46 16 Ii'4 I 10
4 75 48 13.) I i 10
4 75 It 1378 I 10
4 76 II 1277 C 10
4 76 81 1K4 6 10
4 80 4 1446 I 16
4 80 II 124 I 88
4 80 , 16 14"0 I 40
4 86 1 i 1374 1 40
4 88
cows.
8 40 10 1048 8 80
I 16 Iv, 1142 4 00
I 40 17 t- 4 4 00
I 60 10 1198 4 00
50 M 1146 4 00
I 66 1 1340 4 00
I 46 1 1 K0 4 00
I 70 II Ut 4 00
75 11 1141 4 00
1 76 I IL 1 4 00
1 75 11 lit') 4 14
I 10 t 114 4 06
I 85 I mo 4 06
8 86 11 tot 4 10
I 86 18 ..lll 4 II
8 10 1 13 a) 4 10
I 80 I Hot 4 16
HEIFERS.
1 0 12 1040 1 t
I 30 17 715 4 00
1 50 18 1 7 4 00
I 60 8 924 4 00
I 60 7 4 7 4 00
1 46 It 10H.I 4 It
I 10 1 80 4 10
1 86 7 187 4 26
BULLS.
16 1 1170 00
1 71 1 1.60 4 10
4 00 1 1641 4 14
4 00
CALVES.
8 60 4 141 4 60
6 75 1 110 6 60
4 71 4 116 4 60
4 K 4 8.7 4 60
6 16 1 M 4 44
4 16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAHK1CT
Cattle Steady to Strong- Hogs Strong
to Higher.
CHICAOO, March 14. CATTLE Receipts,
about 6,000 head; market stendy to strong-,
plain to best steers, 81.25t.S5; cows, J3.2s.i.t
6.00; bulls, 832.vul.0O; calves, j2.6'!(7.-5;
stockers and feeders, 2.5'Vti6.26.
HOGS Receipts, about 20,oo0 head; mar
ket strona to 5c hla-her: choice heavy ship
ping, 8ti.92Vtf-974; light, butchers, tixf
6.H24; light, mixed, 8t;.3'i6.9ii; choice light,
80 9of(i4l.ti6; packing, 8H.5c"(0.l Vji P'S". eUOB
ft. SO: bulk of sales. 86 S.Vtl6.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
13,0(10 head; market steady; sheep, t52Crtfti.26
lambs, 87.00i( 8.00.
St. Ionla Live Stork Market.
ST. LOI IS. Mo., March 14-CATTL1-Re-ceipts,
2,600 head, Including 1.2o0 Texans.
Market steady. Native shipping and ex
tort steers. 85.0(Vi;.76: dressed beef and
butcher steers, fl.d0(ii6.90; steers under 1.000
Jiounda, 84.0Oti4.65; stockers and feeders,
3.605.26; cows and heifers, J2.tiff(i6.25; can.
ners. 82.004 2.50: bulls. $3,204(4.26; calves
l3.2Dfi8.0u; Texas and Indian steers, Jitia1
&.fid: cows and heifers. 82.W!i 4.(4).
H(XJS iRieceipts, 5,800 head. Market
steadv: ris and lights. 8U04iVi 80; packers,
ti.oo4(ti.85; butchers and best heavy, 8o.804i
8.95.
BHEEP AND LA MB3 Receipts. 1.300 head
Market strong. Native muttons, :!.2fyiit. .5;
lambs, 84.Ofvii6.26; culls and bucks, 83.754j4.25;
stockers, 82.5O4.i3.10.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. March 1 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,nO hiwd. including 4oo southerns
Market steady to a shade higher; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $3.3Mi'i.4; fnlr
to good, $t.5ixii5.25; western fed steers, 84.3
685; stockers and feedin, 83.7.VU6.15; south
ern steers. $3.6ofi5.2S; uthern cows, $2.MK(J
4.110; native cows. l3.MVn4.uO; native heifers,
$3.50;i4.Sli); bullx, $3.S51c4.90; calves, 132.Vn7.00.
HOGS Receipts, S.OOO head; market strong
to 00 hlglier lop. fn.Mi; bulk of salon, lu.vi
4n5.75; heavy, ti.7ui.W; packers, KtiVVs
pigs and lights, 8o.5,v'(! 72W
SHEEP AND IA MRS Receipt. 4.000
head; market steady. Iimhs, 87.CSii7.75
ewes and yearllngH, J5.0fK;j5.(Hi; western fed
yearlings, 80.hVnb.1O; weHtern fed sheep,
85.004i5.75; stockera and feeders, 83.504(6.00.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW TORK, March 14. BEEVES Re-
celpts, 120 head: no trade In live cattle;
feeling dull; dressed beef, slow at 7.o9c
per lb.; exports estimated for tomorrow,
UO cattle.
CALVES Receipts, 324 head; market Tor
veals steady to strong; common to good
veals, 81.0oiie.uO;- choice and Harlem veals,
83 20; no buttermilks or barnyard calves
offered; dressed calves steady; city dressed
veals. S'triavtc per lb.
HOGS 'Receipts, 1,404 head; market
about steady; good light state hogs, 87.60.
SHEEP AND LA M H8 Receipts, l.fttit
head; market for sheep nominal; lambs,
steady; medium to prjme lambs, 87.&04J
8.2t.
OMAH A W IIOI.I: 4,1 K MAItKET.
Condition of Trade and ((notations nit
Staple and Fanry l'rodnee.
EGGS I'er dor. , li.So.
LIVE lfori.'l HY- liens. JV; ld roost
ers. 5c; turkt). 12c; ducks, 10c; young
rooster. 7u!V; geese, 8c.
HI 'l'TKK- parking stock. 20c; choice ta
fancy dairy. 23 i.fr, ct eiincry . 2i'ti2S'.
HAY CI. one upland. tlO ao; medium, f) 5o;
No. 1 bottom, 8 ..''. ctT grades, . (ut
Lye straw. J, .141; No. 1 alialla. 8U 60.
BRAN -Per ton, M
F1U ITS.
STRAWBERRIES Choice Texas. 24 quart
ca. s, 8f..iiiti.-4; 24 pint cases, 82.0O,
CRA N BERR1 KS-Per bbl., 85.5t.-u8.D0; to
b:iM..', box. 82.26.
Al'Pl.K1 1'ancy Greenlnga. per bbl.,
8.1. .Vi, New York apples. 8.1. io; Iowa end
Nebraska, citing and cooking, 8-'.Siii3.i4);
Wli.csaps, $ J. per liv
COCOANl "I S I'cr sack of 10 lbs., $3.50.
TROPICAL FRCITB.
FIGS California. bulk. 6Sc; 8-rfown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 12c; 1 -crown
Turkish, loc.
LEMONS Limonlcra, 300 and 860 slai,
(4.26: other brands, 5tc less.
BANANAS I ! medium slsed Lunch,
$2.(4' 11 2. 25; Jumbos, 82.6um3.60.
GRACE FBI IT-Slxe 4 to 80, 85 50.
1A1'KS-Kn.laway. 6c; saycrs, 4V; hnl.
lowis, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, 1Mb.
box. J1.00.
ORANGES -California navels. exira
fumy, small sixes, 83.2A-ii3.6o; ftiliry large
sizes. 8.1.00; cnolte largo sizes, per boa,
82.76.
NEW VEUETA1II.ES.
BEETS, TL ItNlI S AND CARROTS Tef
di.z, 4fn cOc.
TOM Ai'oES Florida. 30-Ib. crate, 83-50.
Tii.MA I'i il-.S-Florida. SO-lb. crate, 14.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot housv, per doa.
head.x, 45c.
ccci aiHr.iis per uoa., i.ou.
RADISHES-Per doz. bunches. 36o.
PARSLEl'-llothouae. per doz. bunches.
40c.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, pet doa..
Jl.oif 1.26.
4J1..1' V l'.UlltL.lt.3.
NAVT BEANS-l'cr Du., J1.6E; No, X
tl 50.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 60.
SWEET 1 oTATGr.S Illinois, per large
bbl., 83.5ii4.00; seed sweet potatoes, per
blil.. 81. ni, April 1.
CAHBAGIO Holland seed, home grown.
2C per lb.; new luutiugo, per 10., 2tyc.
l'OTATOKS-Per bu., 60750.
ONIONS-Homo giown, per bu., ?5o: red
or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 2c! Spanlsli,
per crate, $2.00.
Ut,' 1 AUAUAS AUUUl iW ius. 10 sacg.
$1.00.
TURN IPS. t AKUOTB, nr.e.i-rer DU-,
75c; parsnips, per bu., 11. 00.
CUT BEEF I'KICES.
Ribs: No. 1, 15c; No. 2, c; No. 1, 8c
Loins: No 1, lhc; No. 2, 13c; No. 8. luo.
thjck: No. 1. 'ic; No. 2, oc; Nu. 8, 4c
Round; No. 1, iite; No. 2, ic; No. s, eVjC
Plate: No. 1. 5Vc: No. 2. c; No. 8, 4c
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY l'er 24 frames, ea.o.
SLGA It Granulatei. cone, in sacka. $6 21$
granulated beet. In sacks, 85. U.
COFFEE Roaslel. No. 35, 26c per Ib.J
No. 30, 21c per lb.; No. .6. mo per lb.; No
20. 15c per lb.; No, 21, 13c per lb.
CliEESfcl INew iuii cream v isconsifl
twins, lie. new full cream brick, 19o;
wheel Swiss cheese, inc;, block Swiss,
4ViC: No. 2, 3'4c. Wool, 154j22c.
CIDER New York, half barrel, $2.78; bar
rel, $...04.
NUTS Freinch walnuts, He; California
walnuti", No. 2, sof; shell, 3c; No. 1. sofa
shell, ltie; Brazils, luVulhc; pecans, 19422c;
flltRrls, 13allc; peanuts. raw, tc;
roasted., oc; California almonds, hard
shell, 17iic; Taragona. 17c; cocoanuta,
$i il per HO lbs
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
rn, L04i'j"c; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, 8-loa
cans. 81.15; 3-lb. cans, $1.20. Pine apples,
grated, 2-lb., standard, $2.204i2.$o; sliced,
11.754(2,35. Gallon apples, far.cy. $2.0013.00.
California apricots, $2.00. Pears, $1.75ii2.50. .
Peaches, fumy, $1.75' 2.40; L. C. peaches,
$2 0i'!i2.5i). Alaska salmon, red, $1.15; fancy
Chinook, flat, $2.10; fancy sockeye, flat, $1.9o.
Sardines, quarter oil, $3 00; three-quarte: a
mustard. $3.00. 8weet potatoes, $1,1041.26,
Bauetkraut, 90c. pumpkins. 80c4illOO.
'ax beans, 2-lb., jcV(ic. Lima beans,
2-lb., 75cf'i$1.33. Spinach. $1.35. Soaked peas.
2-lb., ikic; extras, Si.tftiail.16; fancy, $l.26ai
l.SS.
HIDES AND TALLOW Greeh salted.
No. 1. UHc; No. 2, 10'o; bull hides, 9c; green
hides, No. 1. 10c; No. 2, 8c: horse, $1.50iJ
$.76; sheep pelts. 60cQ$1.25. Tallow. No,
17c; Ilmberger, 15c; young Americas, 18c.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 9e; pike,
dressed, 12c: white fish, dressed, winter
caught. 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon,
10c; cutlish. 15c; herring, dressed, pari
frozen, oc; perch, scaled and dressed, 7o;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, ic; crap
pies, round, t'"'(j9c; crapiiies, large, fancy,
15c; black buss, 25c; smelts, sweet and fine,
13c; eel, ltic; blue fish. 15c: red snapper,
12c; roe shad, per pair, 30fi4oc: frog legs, 40ci
lobsters, green, per lb., 37c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb., 40c; mackerel. Spanish, per lb., ltic.;
mackerel, native, 35c per lb.
CURED FISH Familv white fish, per
matter bbl., 100 lbs.. $4.00; Norway mack
erel, Ne. 1, $35.00: No. 2. $..00: herring, la
bbls., 20 Iba. each. Norway, 4k, $11.00
Ions City 1,1 v Stork Market
SIOUX CITY. March 14.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 70u head; mar
ket strong, stockers steady; beeves, $4.5'i
6.85; cows, bulls and mixed, $2. TfuM.r.O: stock
ers and feeders, $3.0O'y4.50; calves and year
lings. $3.lH'4.20.
Hi M3S Receipts, 3.000 head; market a
shade higher, selling at $6.55'u6.76; bulk of
sales. $l oOtiB.fiS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, GoO
bead; market steady.
St. Joseph Live Stork Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo March 14. CATTLE
Receipts, 2.310 head; market active. Na
tives. S4.5iVU'i 25; cows and heifers. $2.4oii0.oO;
Stivkers anl feeders, $3.7fyii4K5.
HOGS Recelpls, 3,8ti head: market 6c
hhher. Top, 81 SO; bulk. 8o.7Wi.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.M8
head; market strong. Yearlings. SS.TMiO.fiu;
Uunbd 87.2u4j7.oO.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, March 14 COTTON Spot
closed steady; middling uplands, 11.2iks mid
dling gulf, 11.4fc; sabs, 1.130 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 14. COTTON
Spots closed 1 11 1 t and steady; sali'44, 1,478
bales; lower ordinary, 6 6-lOc, mmiliinl; or
dinary, 7 5-liic. nominal; good ordinary,
oc; low middling, 9-)c; iniiblling, br't.c;
good inlddling, llic; middling fair. 12fi,
nominal; fair, 13c, nominal. Receipts,
8.21S bales; stock, 303,467 bales.
ST. IOl'lS, Mo.. March 14 COTTON
Dull. Middling. He. Sales, 15 bales; re
ceipts, K50 lailes; shipments, 800 bales; Block,
30.947 bub s.
LIVERPOOL, March 14 COTTON Spot,
good business done; market S points lower;
American middling fair, B.84d; good mid
dling, G.3d; middling, Us; low middling,
J.HSd; g'-od ordinary. 51'l; ordinary, 4.72d.
The sales of the ray were 12.000 bales, of
which 1.000 were for siiex-ulatlon and ex
port and Included 11. 7"0 American. Receipts,
fi.000 bales, Including 4,3oo Anterlcan. Fu
tures opened eusy.
Oils and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa., March 14 -OTTJ?-Credlt
balances, $1.78. Runs. 156,702 bbls.; av
erage. 116.CC0 bbls.; shipments. ir,60 bbls. J
average, 150.W4 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ga., March 14.-OIL Tur
poi.flne. firm; 94"c.
ROSIN Firm; A, B. C, D. S4.1D; E, $4.m;
F, $4.20: a. $4.26: H. I, S4.WI; $. $6.60;
M, $5.(4); N, $5.70; W O, $610; W W, $0.28.
Evnpornfed Apples and Dried Prnlts.
NEW YORK, March 14 EVAPORATETl
APPLES Mnrket Is easier owing to the
lower ofl. rliigR of prime; fancy are quoted
at 9"4til4c; prlnie, a'Uc
HEAL ESTATE THASSFEHS.
II 117 4 48
1 778 4 60
4 IM 4 10
4 4el 4 60
SO 841 4 60
4 t'8 4 60
2 L'4 4 Si
40 4 51
II ktl 4 45
la HVt 4 70
17 '0 4 70
4 7?4 4 76
14 il5 4 76
14 4 4 80
1 1217 i 10
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. March 14.-The dry goods
trad was not aiTected directly by the
break In the stock market, but merchants
anticipate a quieter trade as a com
quence. Further advance were noted In,
bieumed aiiecUttge- ttaw ana also advanced.
HOGS Hogs opened 2'i,o higher and fairly
active at the advance. A good share of
the early sales were on the IihsIs of t .60
for tie general run of good loads. After
about half of the rocelpt hud changed
hands the market eased off, the advance
of the morning being entirely lost. From
thut time on the trade was slow and dull.
It being practically liiipoaslhle to get over
86.62W for anything, regardless of huw good
It mlgnt I.e. From this It will
Stork In SItrht.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yeaterday:
Cattle.
Bouth Omaha 4,200
Sioux City 700
Kansas City 4.a
St. Joseph 2.310
St. Louis 2.&1O
Chicago 6,00
Hogs.
Km i0
6,(H
8.m)
3.KXO
6.1x4)
2C.CO0
Sheep.
8.3'aJ
1.2"0
4.'00
2.51S
l.'.'ou
stootl that the bulk of
be under
the hogs sold at
all
$6 ;2W1i 66, whereas yesterday half of
the bogs sold at IX'i-L,.
Representative sales:
No. Av to fr Mo. At. 8a, fr
44 Ut 4v life tt 141 ... 8 48
Totals 18,710 62,180 30,218
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March H. WOOL There Is a
moderate bufcinraa In the wool market with
prices firm. The market Is yuit-t for pulled
wools snd tin re is an absence of heavy
Individual buying of territories. Lending
domestic guolationa range us fallows:
Intituna. and Missouri, combing, three
eights blood, aVi'-tiu 34c; Colnl.llig, one
quarter blotd, 3iiic; Texas. iscoured
basis), fine 12 months, VifjT.'.c, fine
S to 8 months. Ooick-; line fall clean, if.
Ooc; California, (scoured basis 1, northern,
choice, U7ti3c; northern, gord, ococ; mid
dle countiy, b-Vyijiic; southern. IJiiWc; tad,
free, 64,j-j0c. (;reg.n, (scoured Imaial, east
ern No. 1 stHjile, Ti'iTSc; eaalern No 1
clothing. oS';i7it ; valley No. 1, C0'(,2c.
Colorado and Ntw Mexico soring, scoured
X. 0M4 Vie; No 1, eSW&c.
1XJNDON, March H WOOL The ' r
Ing't at the wool auction sales today
ainuunted to Xt,t bales. Conii.tillon w is
active and all sections bought freely, a
large supnly of nierlroa broixht out soir
Ite i bidding from ho ne, Amurli un and
German buyers. lir-ken woo's were in
strong demand for France und si'oureds
realized extreme rates. ( 'r.tas-breds and
Capes Sold quickly. Foil). wing are the
aal-a In detail: New B.uth Wahis. C.5"0
bitlea; scoured. Is (.U'tls 11.1: greasy, 9d'
Is 3d. Oueenaland, eii hales; acoiirrd, W
3V1: greasy. Mols Id Victoria. 4 3m balee;
scoured. Is Zd 2s tiVd; greasy, hernia fc-d.
South Australia, 1 !' bsl.-a; acoured la (.1.7
Is luVjd. gieasy, trials id. Weal Australia,
lllghlund Really Co. to Mary Murphy,
lots 1 and i, H:iu.4 Sub., South
Omaha $ 400
Georgia A. Merritt and husnand to
Royal D. Pond and wife, lot 24, block
2, Graninieriy l urk 2C4)
Charles W. Rainey et al. to Julia
Jul ns. .n, n'i lot 1, block 8, Hillside
Add. No. 1 1
Charles W. Ralney et al. to Anna
F. Johnson, B-j lot 1, block tt, Hill
side Add. No. 1 1
Horac 'Lii'lington to Ingvard Sib
larnsen, lot 15, block 10, Reed's
First 1.109
Fred Helnlgi r and wife to Charles P.
Wilson, lot 4. block 24, Benson 675
Frank B. milliard to Patrick H. Lane,
elm, ft aw 2-l"-12 anil other land. 12,133
John Swansoii to Adolpli Johnson,
1 J It c'.ij ft lot 4, okahoma, and
other lots 1
San e to Ellen Bwanson. s: ft nVj brt
rl, block 340. 11 rut 14ft Joining cast side
lot 8, Oinuhn 1
Charles MiHuecii and wife to John P.
lilulic. hi 16. Parkland Place 909
Lm.ihii Bit hards. in to Mary It. Mur
nn. part tuxlot 1'.. sec. 21-15-13.... 1
r'-aine to same, same i
lv,lght 8. Co' htan to Albert C. Fos
ter, lots 5s. 9 and Co, Windsor Place,
and other lots 1
Belle Lea rd to Charles R. Wilson,
lot K bio. k 11. Drnl. I Hill l.O
CI arles R. Wilson to Fannia L. Hardt-
ireyer, lot Is, bl ck P., I'ruUl Mill.... 1
Franklin F. Will urns and wife to
Frederick W. Perkins, lot 2. block
B. Saunders & Ilhnelirmh a Add.... 1
Jtarry A. Tuk'-v to Lawrence Blinker,
Iota 111, .0, 21, 22 und 23, Halcyon
Heights 400
Mary S Jai sen to Harry A. Ttikey,
Io'm 3, 4 11 n I 5. block 2.1, and other
lots In llihon ll.1tl.1a 1
Finn. a C. liiant In llcirc K. Uur
l ett. n'- lot 7. block 5, S.ib. of Join
I. It. .':ck'H Add 2,753
Jui oil li. Wind and wife lo ("Tim ilea
(). Mi. i.l. lot li. I l ick 1..3. S .tilli
On-ill .i. und l it 11. block 7, Bagley
l'ark South On. aha &CC
l ei kins ct hi. to Frederick
set, a', 9 P. 13 7'0
B al Estate rnd Trilft Co. to
S. Foil.cr. lot 3, hi k 11,
C 1:.
Pries.
Unfed
Alice
Kouiilz- Place
Total
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