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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1907)
b. u i CHAIN ASH PRODUCE II ARRET Price for 111 OT&ini Decline Lareo 'rracuoat in Bu Mtrktt MAY COP.IEADS SLUMP AND FALLS I CENT " , i Bearish Advice a to Ore Bn W'Ui u4 latntMl irg tin Shipments of Wktt Csimi Decline. OUAtIA, March IS, 1907. Price broke badly, with but littl de mand and heavy receipt. The principal loasee were recorded fn corn and oat, strength being given only in the wheat ana mis dui temporarily, at th cloa was wmr. Wheat opened steadv at th rlnnln? tir-tcea of yesterday, aa early cables cam slronsr, but foreign closing price wer waaker. July option war stronger, but both cropa were Inactive and slumped off about lc. Mora greenhug storle were received from Oklahoma, where the crop d A mage wa estimated at about 26 per cent, but deniali of crop damtig were received from Kan sas. The market wag evtremely hervous, al though weather condition! wer aald to be generally favorable, and long line were liquidated with frequency. Heavy shlp rnenu from Argentina caused bearish sen timent and th heavy primary movement contfnuea. M.y-wheat loat o for the day and jloed weak at 69o asked. July option fo".l insympathy and cloaed at 704o bid. Com wa weak during the entire co'.rao Jf the market and opening prices for May option showed an Initial decline of He A selling movement, quickly demor alized the market with lncreaaed offerings nd very large receipt. DOl tha Cloaa WSS ltrnnr MOV nntlnrva helng quoted at eOc bid. a loM of only fee from yetserday's cloaa. ' Oata were very active, but weak, a loa of V.c being recorded at the opening from the close of yetserday. The aupply aecmed . unlimited, with but few essaying th bull side, end the July option declined rapidly to lc from a ateady opening at 37c. May option declined about He. but this I nearly le lower than th elite of yesterday. " cloa waa stronger nnd closing option on the May crop were Hc bid. Primary wheat receipt wer 660.(100 bu. and shipment lW.ooo bu.. against receipt Inst .year of 322,000 bu. and hipment of lm.flOi bu. Corn receipt wer 667,000 bu. n ""Uirnenta 678,000 bu., against receipt of 260.000 bu. and hlpmenU of SGR.ooo bu. last yer. Clearance were 61.000 bu. or wheat, 191,0110 bu. of corn, 13.000 bu. of oat and wheat and flour equal to 83.000 bu. , L,vrP001 dosed V4d lower on wheat and 1441 rd lower on corn. ' Argentina wheat shipment were 4,750,000 bu., against 8,160.000 bu. Inat year. Corn shipment from Argentina wer 64,000 bu., against 196,000 bu. laat year. Local rang cf options: i -m Articles.! Open. High. Low. Clo.Te'y. Wbeot-H Mny. July. Corn- May. July. Spt. Oat May. July. 70A WW A (WHiA SA W,A 71HA 71B 70.A 70VB 71A 4n-B 40B VK 40HB 41HA 4"SA HA 40 A 40 B 40NA 40A 40A 40 A 40 A 40A !Wt4A 39HHB 3 A jot, A 3M.A 87 A 3. A 3G4A 86HB 37 A I'-ed. B bid. Omaha Cash Prleea. WHEAT-No. 3 hard, 68H36": No. I hard. 63ffWc: No. 4 hard, 5;4jtc: No. Bprinj, WutSo. C'OftN-No. 3. I714G38HCI No. 3 yellow. IWjc; No. S white. 3S),i3KHc. OATS-rNo. 3 mixed, 4jailic; No. I vhlte. 80r; No. 1 white, SJiu.o. RTE-No. 2, Bc; No. g, B7Hc. Carlot Becelpt. Wlieat. Com. Oats. lsJ 14 Chicago K&nsa City Minneapolis , Omaha Huluth . 17 . 877 .. 78 .. ..111 SO 83 CHICAGO GRA1M Alf D PROVISIOrVfl Femtarea of the Tradlna; aad C1obIb Prleea on Board fit Trade. CHICAOO. March 15 Conatant and heavy nqiiKiBiiiin causea anarp aecllne in grain ina pmvinion nere today. At th cloa Avheat for May delivery waa down lc. Corn waa ofl fcHc. Oata were 4c lower. Pro vtalnna were down 10c to S?Ho. At the opening price showed moderate advance becauae of the coveting by ahorts, who were Induced to purchase by the Im provement In the Wall street aituatlon. The flrmneea, however, continued but a hort time. Belling f a general character developed before the end of the rlrat quarter hour and continued unabated throughout the day. Price yielded readily to the aell Ing preasure. A feature of the market wa the active selling by conrtmlsalon li ru sea, which wa aald to be baaed upon the reports that no damage haa been done In Kanaaa by the green bug. Record break, ing exports for the week from Argentina lncreaaed the- Veaknesa. The movement In tills country also continued heavy, the total receipt being 60,000 bu., agalnat W.'.(M) bu. laat year. The market cloaed weak, with price only a shade above the low point. May wheat opened Ht'c to 'fffHc higher at 77Hc to 77SC, declined to lla and closed at 75T4S76c. Clearances of wheat and rtour were equal to S3, HO bu. K i port a for the week aa shown by Brad-atreet- ware equal to 2.000.0&0 bu, Mlnne aptillB. Duluth and Chicago reported re ceipt of 4fi2 car, against E04 oar laat week and WW car a year ago. Greater weakness was manifested In corn than In wheat. Local and outside longs aa well a cash house Bold freely. IxcaJ receipt were more than 1"0 car In excea of what had bwn estimated and report from Nebraska Indicated that the movement will soon be much greater because of an Improvement In the car aituatlon. Tha principal support to the market came from hort. The cloae wa weak. May corn opened unchanged to He higher at 4SH0 to e'.Se, declined to 44c and cloaed at 44T4'tp4oc Iocal receipt wer I ,"7 car, with none of contract gride. Liquidation waa general In the oat pit, especially by the holders of May conbracta The weather wa considered excellent for spring work and there waa said to be pros pect of an Increaae In th movement. May oata opened a shade to fee higher at 4uc to 4I&41HC, aold off to iS'o and cloaed a urjwc. jjocat reoeipta were lot eara. Pruviaiuita advanced slightly at th oxen lug on a fair demand from western packer. The higher price, however, brought about free selling and figure soon declined be low the opening quotations. The greatest aelllng prvaaura waa In pork. At the cloae May pork -waa off iiHc at lis. 73.. Lard was down 10c at 3V07H- Rib war Ho lower at W.W. Katlniated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 19 ears; corn, 870 cars; oata, 2 car; hogs, lX(M) head. Th leading; future ranged follow: Artiele. Opn. Hlgh. Low. Close.) Ye'y Wheat I May...tTTHH T7V 7HI July...m.Hu e'l...hXl Ik Coin May...1,ia 46,i 4H I 4' juiy...i w 4 Hcpt...l 4tkH 4tiV4i 'Km ig May.. to'ticmH July.. Kept.. J'KI'k May.. July.. July... Sepl... llil - May.. . July.., ' Bepl... t 67 a 3J 16 07H 16 30 17H 3'V4 5 96 6 02 3 16 IB 16 30 16 IS I 16 30 H 36 I 98 t KM aw I H f'.VO. 1 'ash quotatlona war aa follows . KLOUK Kiay ; winter patanta tlt 8N; atralghts, JS OotiJ ; spring pai.niT 34ii(3.Ui auaight. el lup-J.); bakeraTti.iu, WHEAT-No. I spring, 74JSJcj J0. . n j--'c; No. 3 red, 7J4',t.So. ' CUKN-No. 3, 43V:; No. 3 yellow, 440 OATS No. 3. 36c; No. 3 whit. Lh 4c; No. 3 white, 40HU42HC W H1TE-N 1, tHo. BA hr.lilT-Fair to choice malting, 7t15T3o. HIAbe-No. 1 flax, 31.14: No. 1 north weaterru Ul; prima timothy, K46 clover. Contract glades. 314.66. 'H.vlsi;iNt-nor rlha. ilda (looae) 3D h"j8 W. Mea pork, pr bbl. 3:6k7Hd 14 m. lrd. per ! Ila , i 00. Short clear side (boxed). i.rttt l Kectiipia od slilptiacnt of flour and grala Were a follow: ... Recetnts. Shipments. Plour. bbl b0,$ 34 Wheat, btt lT.taiO UiirH Corn, bu 4) 33 J() Oats, bu 3.2D .. is-i &.rl I""; bu-: 1 brley. bu ,i.6u0 tz.lw on th pruduce exchange today th butter Uiarkdl wa aieadyi cieanieriv, iWsiVWuj 3"5H'H 16 7S 15 75 U 10 U 07HI OTH I 16 16 36 tf iro WHI 8 WH nrt, 16Hc. Cheese steady at ItVylc KW' YORK OF.IEHAb MARKET taotatloa ( tke Day Varloaa Cemmt4ltle. NBW TORK. March IS. rttTl-R-felpt. Will bhls.; exports, 1,471 Mil.; mar Ret quIpi 4n,i , irw,r , Mlnne- f0' r!t". 84104 40; wlnt-r stralchta, I 4i3.s; Minnesota bakers, S-l.l)f;3.W; win !"cr xtra, 8J.KnfcS.uii; winter patents, M o; winter low grade, 3I7or;,-l .no: Rye flour, Jte(ly; fair to good, .Hf.-3 0; choice to jency, 83RM42R. Buckwheat flour, dull; ?'rorn,n"'i er,ot nl to arrive. CORNMKAL Steady; One white and 'e1l,,"wi l-K'SllW; kiln dried, 82.6Ti2.75. . W'iAT-Recelpta, aH.oiio bu.: experts, 6.017 bu. Ppot market easy; No. 3 red, Ho, f- o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, lo, I. o. b., aflont; No. 1 hard winter. Kvo, L b.. sfloat; No. 3 red, tTKr, elevator. J.xcept for early strength In th market, due to better new from Wall street, wheat cted generally weak all day. The loweM point wa reached la the laat hour under rf,or bearish winter wheat crop nena, liquidation and violent declines In coarse grains. The market closed GHc under Thursday. Mny. 83 16-1'V,8 l-16o. closed at 84c; July. 84'!i.t4c. cUaed St 84Hc; 8ep UJUl,rV.M'i'fuMe' closed at 84tiC. CORNReceljxn, 112.875 bu. Spot market easy; No. 3 67c, elevator, and 62ie, f. o. h., afloat: No. 3 white, 6Hc: No. 3 yellow, wc, f. o. b., afloat. Option market waa de cidedly weaker all day under liquidation. L I!T.,;f'rtlv. hvler receipts and improved weather. It pHces were Sfilc net lower. May. IWUfiMc, closed at 66Hc; July, ti SJ7c. closed at 63,c OATS Receipts, lf.1,500 bu. Bpot market jesy; mixed oat, 26 to 33 pound. 47Hc; hatuml white, 80 to S3 pounds 41f(i61c; clipped white, 30 to 40 pounds, 6uWo. MnTrArr!,,: n'PP,n- 81.16'1.20. ,JIOHSDul'; tate. common to choice, in,,tCror.m3c: Ptt(,'no coast, 1906 crop, 10fil8e; 106 crop, 812c. HIDES-eteady; Galveston, 30 to 26 lb.. 4 ' ' . ' I fJ 6-V 47V air).. ilfU. 1 i;I?.A.TLf::R-Rtea,1'rj c,(1- 7W?J8c. "X o oeer, steady; ramlly, 816 00 beef ham. 32S.0O'32.0O; parker, 311.06 J117.00; city extra India mess. 321.0Ofr23.O0 KHL me,4's. steady; pickled bellies, 310.76.3 U oO; pickled ham, tloO f12Sl Lard, etrady; western prime. 39.""g So; refined, barely toady; continent. 89.80; South America, 311.O0; compound, W.62-HS.75. Pork, barely f.riy,:am"y- l-t .00; short clear. TALLOW Steady; city, 32; per package. "(?untry Packages free, 6H7o. HlCtSteady; dutneatln, fair to extra, (ic; Japan, nominal. COFFEB-Bteady; No. 7 Rio, 7Hc; No. 4 RUTTEiWliTeguUr; street price., extra creamery, 80HC31c; official price, creamery, common to extra, 2H&30C; field, common to extra, 20;Suc; state dairy, common to "m"t, 3t3oc: renovated, common to extra, lCJrc: western factory, common to flrs a, CHEESE)-8trong; atate full cream, colored niajl, September fancy, 16c; atate. whltv 8tatei colored, small, October, bs, lf9!JHei whlte. 1314Hci good to prime, 13'(i!3Hc; state, winter, average beat, 12Hc state, large, September fancy, Uo; state. Oetoher best, ISfmc; state, good to prime, i2We. inferiors. llHiil2Hc. EOOS Kasy; state, Pennsylvania and hearby fancy selected whit. 2ig22c; brown and mixed, extra, 18H919c; firsts to extra first, liHfilfc; western first. 17Hc, official Price, 17Hc: seconds, 170. POlTLTRT Live, steady; wetsern chlck jns, 11c; fowls. 15c; turkevs, 13c. Dressed, Arm; turkeys, la&13c; fowls, lOfollc. St. Ial Geaeral Market. ST. LOI'IS, March 15 WHEAT Futures, lower; cash, steady; track. No. 3 red, cash, JutyTMic N' 2 hard' 74ar,'5Vc: May.76Vc; CORN Lower; track, No. i cash, 43H3 48V; No. 3 white, 45&4k:; May, 43V tt'-tc; July, 44e. OATS JyOwer; trnek. No. 2 cash, 4a?43c; No. 2 white, 43c; May, 394c; July, iai& FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 3.6!) t(X!.80; extra fancy and straight, 8S.lg3.50; clear. 82.654v2.86. SK RD Timothy, teady, 3.r7SM.16. CORNMKAL Steady at 32.40. BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 89Hc HAT Steady; timothy. 15.0019.00; prai rie, 310.00i813.00. I-RON COTTON TTE8. 81.10. RAOOINO 10dc'. HEMP TWINE 10c. PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jibbing. 816.42H- Lard, lower; prime steamed, 88.8). Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts, 39.62H; clear ribs, 39.62H; short clears 19.75. Bacon,' lower; boxed, extra short, 310.37H; clear ribs, 310.87H; hort clears, 810.60. POULTRY Firm; chickens, l2Hc; eprlngs, 14Hc; turkeys, 13c: durks, 18c; gvese, 8c. BITTER-Qulet at 21(ff27c; dalrvj 2126c. FOfJP Firm at 14Hc. The receipt and shipments of flour and grain were: . Receipt. Shipment. Flour, bbl ,yin ltono Wheat, bu 29,000 " - 84,0)0 Corn, bu 147.000 . 86.(ri0 Oat, bu;... 106,000 67,0:0 Kanaaa City Grain aad Provisions. ' KANSAS CITT. March 15. WHEAT May, WHc; September, 71Hc; July, 70c. Coah: No. 2 hard. 70HiiniHc; No. 3. 6md 71 He; No. 2 red. 75c; No. 3. W(f74c. CORN-May. 40Hc; July, 40c; September, 41 He. Cash: No. 8 mixed, 40Hc; No. 3. 8c; No. 3 white, 41Hc; No. 3. 41c. OATS-No. 3 white, 41(S41Hc; No. 1 mixed. 3Hc. . RVE-Steady. 6t6!c. HAY Steady; choice timothy, 814.5031,00: choice prairie, 311.0ill.. BUTTER-Creamery. 30c; packing. 19o. EaOS-Steady; first, 15c. ,. A . Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 7S..0O0 & ono Corn, bu .30.000 47,000 Oat, bu..., u.ouo 10.OCO Board of Trad quotation for Kanaaa City delivery. The range of prleea. aa re ported by LoKan Sl Bryan, 113 Board of Trade building, was: Commodity. Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close. Wheat- Mny .. July .. Corn May ... July .. 70 !70r7fiH THs7H(gH!. S84-EfH 70H mi 41 HI 40T, 41HI 39 40HA 40 4l A asked. B bid. Liverpool Grnla and PrnvUtone. LIVERPOOL, March 15,-WHBAT-Spot Arm; No. X red we-tern winter. 6a 3d; No 1 California, 6s 6d. Futures, quiet; March' 6Bd; May. 6s6',iid; July, 6s 2d. CORN Spot. American. mixed, new, quiet at 4s4d: old, steady at 4a 8d. Future, quiet: March, 4s3d; Mny, 4s 5Hd. HOPS At London (Pacific coast), easv at 2 16iii 8 lfd. 7 . Peoria Grain Market. - PEORIA. March 15. CORN Unchanged; No. 3 yellow and No. 8. 42Hc; No. 4, 41c; no grade, iftXta. OATS Steady; No. 2 whit, 41o; No. 2 White. 4Hc; No. 4 white. 89c. RYR-FIrm; No. 2. 7'-Ma(c. WH18KY On basis JT Jl.29 for finished good. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, March 15. WHEAT May, 667c; July, 19tc; September, 77Vfi'xc ; No. 1 hsrd. 80Hc; No. 1 northern, WHei No. 8 northern, 7b"t4c. FLOUR-Hint patent, 34 20-.iO: second patents. 84 44 15; flrst clears, 83.403 W: second cleara. 32.4tvn2.ef - BRAN In bulk. 317.50S17.70. allvrankee Grata Market. MILWAUKEE. March 1S.-WHKAT-Bteady; No. 1 northern. Ca3c; No. 3 northern, 7tS61e; Mar. 7e. bid. RYR-FIrm: No. 1, 6SH(70o . BARLEY-Weak; No. 2. 74c; wimple. ? Jc;oR.rFr;.,l'r: No- 1 ca,t. -H3H2c: May. 4jc oio. Pklladelphla Prodaee Market. PHILADELPHIA March 15. - EOC.S -Btearty, fair demand; western fresh. ic at marie CHEESE Firm, fair demand; -New York full crettma. fancy, 14H4il4c; choice, 14o. Dotath Grain Market. DULUTH. March 15.-WHEATOn track No. 1 northern. 79c; No. 2 northurn. Tie May. TSc; July. TWc; September. 7b Ho. OATr-To arrive and MarchWVic New York MialnaT Stock.' NEW YORK. March 16.-Cloing quota tlons on mliting stock were: Ad una cea. It Uttle CMf Alice og Oaurle !"T6 Bra M 6ihlr ' M itntuwtck Cos 41 Ftrioal ' 1, Ceowlo-k Tuaaal .... ft Ss ' . Cos. CI. v Biwra Merada .' 14 Hora silnr 144 Siuil Hubm la lr tilH -1J Biudare- 'ut l4lll Com. , . 41 ... Treasury ttatemeat. WA8HINOTON, March IS. Today' tatemeut of the treasury balances In the general fund exclusive of the fl60.ojuvu0 gold reserve, ohow: Available cash UU ance. a,7X'1.6lw; gold coin and bullion. $llx.Kt'Ll. gold certlncatts. 8IS44,70. Bank t'learlnca. OMAHA. March U -Bank clearing for today wars 6i.2..3&o us and for th oorra pwudlng oat laat yaar U,iij6.iwJ 34. TIIE OMAHA NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBOSDS Violent Beboind in Tt'.oe Ceciir. and Co ii Baoyint and troop. HiAVY BUYING BY BAHGAIM HUNTERS Ontalder Take several Handred Tkaaaand Share In Small Lots nd Thl Act a Sap port , tor the Market. NEW new 1 v i rv, saarcn 10. iesieraaya irw(a 01 iuriner a mast er in ine sicca , nut were iiiti luiniieu loaay. a vioieni rebound in prleea occurred. Instead. The trading began here by the wide advances eatablished in London. Prices opened here In consequence at spaamodlc recoveries from the demoralised closing of yester day. This Inviting level of price attracted very large selling and wild fluctuations. In dicating that In some casea deal were hastily cloaed out which had been carried through yesterday, presumably with dlrit culty. Thi realising shook the market badly for a time and the violent reaction caused ,a revival of acute uneaalnesa. But the support mHde Itself effective again and it became evident that the panicky condi tions had subsided. The market remained feverish, but the violence of the fluctua tions waa In diminishing degree. The appearance of broker office thl Jno.-nlng Indicated the arrival In the field In force of the class of buyer known in Wall street as "bargain hunter." It 1 estimated that purchases during the day In small lots by buyers of this kind ag gregated several hundred thousand aharea. Stock thus bought go out of th treet and appear no more until some distant period of Inflation and excited speculation, when they ar added again to the burden that market nmnliinlntur, nf Knm . r . obliged to care for. Buying of thl class ... -".- .v., unit, vii m single aay ib rare and formed a. Doaitiva nmnnninff farnr in the market Much greater waa Ita aen- ...... .. tcraji in reassuring noiaer or lnli. . V. n , ,k ' . , ,,, "V" "-i mi irensiea selling 01 yester day at th extreme decline was an un necessary sacrifice. This buying served to correct the Impression of the utter prostra tion of investment demand, which waa one of the gloomiest portenta of yesterday' panlo stricken flinging away of stocks. Bui the readjustment of entlmeit wa not achieved without an exertion of large degree of main force In the market. This came In the shape of liberal buying order dis tributed in the principal etock for account' Of large banking houses, as a result of consuliaUone said to have been held last niarket,er 1'!mora"", cloalng of the The taking of uch measures of support waa considered essential to prevent the P lt'"f " "t values from running to ir-.h u h'f.h mlht lh""" the general credit situation. A good effect waa pro duced by He orders lsKued by the .ecre i?; yt,lll treury after the closing of i.?-.m!.I'ket "etery. although some doubt existed as to the practical result to the money market to follow. Responses from holders of government bonds to offer for redemption, even on . advantageous terms fim..PrfVerblal,yu ,low and relGctant. The limitation of the deposit of custom re ceipts with bank, to 'place, where no u treasury Is situated practically nullified the measure In Its effect on New York, both because there I. a .ubtreaaury here and becauae 70 per cent or upward of all cus tom collection are made here, o that fZ "II t0 New. York trom other point from , the proceed of these deposit will prove of small account. t"s win Tho promise Is for a weak hanir t,... tomorrow, if not a dflcU bSlow the leg" tTin"'rent!'- ,Th" lo" n cash Is larger I nH" uth! "rP'u" tt existed last week and It Is believed by 1 bankers that tha ?rtn" htrKC,""V ?7 -'It -market ifqulda! tlon has been fully offset by the sbecial requirements for credits In connectlonlth today, aettlemenu. Call money today was not o .tiff a. ye.terday. however Tnd o? L81U "fe from the return W6sS rwtor-0,i.r?,UonaI P"P"tlon. dd not InTof'ye'r'd?;" ..V..ndparWe;'.,uaeCt,noSo '"SSlS sTaT tnVWTo Wclchir,.0' prtoe' A4ms Etpreas Amliul-d Copper .. Am. C. A y.... Am. c. A y. ptd. I""'"" Am. Coiiob Oil ' " Am. Cotton pfd""V" Am. Bxpreu, ei-dlT... A- H. L. pfd , Amarlnaa lea Am. LlQMel Oll....i"i" Am. LJiiBcd oil pfd'.!.!.!" Am. Locomotlr J"" Am. Locomotive pfd..."" Am. 8. A R Am. 8. A R. pfd. M-dir! Am. Bummr U-A-i- ares. Hla. Lew, ciom, - fo ..K4.400 M 16 u, iv 4UV KM "K 10 47, jn I14U 4.7(10 (.too lot 107 " Ui 11 2 0 M4 6a 114 M4 7 M 104V. ini Am. Toicco pfd tli.' n-iii imx nUuu Mining LO Aicbisoa At:hliioa pfd AtUpllo Coast Lin.'."""" Baltimore 4c Ohio Bal. A Ohio pfd Rrooklya Rapid Tr Canadian HaolDo .... Central of N. J Chesapeake 4V Ohio....'..'.'!.' Chlcaao Ot. W Cble.io A N. W C M. A St. P Chlcano T. A T Chlcaio T. A T. p(4 C. C. C. A 81. L. Colorado r. A I Colorado A 80 .....'.'." Colo. A 80. let pfd, ex-dir Colo. A 80. Id pfd, ex-dlr. Consolidated Gaa Corn Products ', Cora Products prd Delaware A Hudeoa Hal.. L. A W Denrer A R. O D. A R. O. pfd l)!atlller; Securities ....... Erie Erie let pfd Erie Id pfd General Blectrte Illinois Central !ntennatlonal Paper Int. Paper pfd, ea-dlT..... Int. Pump Int. Pump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kanaaa City So K. C. Bo. ( Loulrrlll. A N Meiican Cestral Mloa. A Bt. L tt., HI. P. A 8. 8. at 62, too a.too 11,8(10 lirJU (j,u 100 (74 174 tt.WO 1S4 44 M,"0 17414 1,7 400 IMS no 4.K10 4J4 J 4.800 14 l T.140 1(1 144 J.au int in Jv 7 1 '"ioi '74" '70" 11,100 M4 sou 7,400 "ioi 'iiii 4,too 1: 114 M , Bt. P. A B. 8. at. Miaenurt Paciflo pfd. av, K. A T M , K. A T. pfd National Lead. -dlT.. N. H. R. of af. pfd New Yor Central. l N. T., O. A W ,. Norfolk A W , Norfolk A W. pfd North Americas Paoin Mall ,. Pennsylvania People's Uaa , P.. C, C. A Bt. L Frreetd Steel Car Preeeed 8. C. pfd Pullman Palace Car.... Reading , Reading let pfd.. Reading td pfd..)..,..., Repuhllc Steel , Republlr Stael pit Hots letaad to Rock laland Co. pfd St. L. A 8 F td pfd Bt. Louie 8 W Bt. L. 8. W. pfd Southern Pecifie Bo. Pacific pld...., 80. Railway Bo. Railway pfd , Tennrafee C. A II Taiea A Pacific .. T , St. L. A W T , Bt. LAW. pf t'nlon PartAe I'nloa Pacific aid 44 S, V. 6. Biureae V. 6. Rtaltrt 1.7M) is 7u V. 8. Rubber I l. 47 4S V. B Rubbar pfd 1 O11O 104 louu V. 6. Bt.el, eildle 117. w0 17 tt l 8 Bteel pfd n 4i0 MI4 M Va.-("rollna chemical t.fl t rTu, Va -Caro. them, pfd 14 104 104 WaharK 1.1V0 1414 U Wabeah pfd I,4o0 17 tf W alla-rarso tic ureas wlVunibouM Kleutrtd 700 150 141 Westers talon 4 II o4 Wbevllnf A L. B lo 11 11 W exinaio Centre I l.lo 14 1(44 Wla. Central Bid 4 0 It" 17 Korth.ro PeclfU M0 1J; i 111 Orrat Nortk.rn pfd 144.4 H14 U4 Ceatrml Leatner teiural Leather pfd.... Bleea bh.ld Steel ... Int. Metroeolltaa a ,lot Met. ptd 11" Mn Total salfs far the aay, L 744. 70 ahan. ( Foreign Financial. LONDON. March 16. The suppllea of money in th i.mrkel today war auttlcleiit ftr the inodorala duinand. litacounta were firmer. Although three small failures were announced on the Stock exchange thl neernliig, th-y did no check the inor ttioertul feeling and improved tendency which commenced with th recovery 'of Americans. Cvnexls led the gilt-edged ae cuntlra with a riae of a quarter of a point during the mori.lug and advunned further alius better oonUueutai new caused gen DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, eral Improvement In forelsmera. Americans were excite! in tire morning. lealer started marking up quntntlons (mm partly by dollars at a time and then-fresh and Influential buying nppenrrd on the part of people who had not denlt In Americans for some time, but wtio were attracted lv the low level. The report from New Tork of the possibility of relief from the fnlted Sthl. s treasury created a farornble Impres sion and with the recovery In Kerlln rrlces st ahout nnon were t to 10 polnta over parity. I,ater the excitement abated and prices see.snwed, but the noon level was stenillly malntalneil. In the afternoon trad ing was artlv and there were occasionally rnn-.derahie lUictuationa. but the market cloeed firm. Hr.Kl.IN, March IS. loew on the Pourae ,0,';"'' r're1, but trading waa quiet. I ARIS. March lh.-Prlees on the Bourse ! L rrr '","'r thrrwahotit. Russian imports. 4s cloewl at 75 06 and Russian brtiis of 1904 t 481. Th private rat of discount waa t per cent. REPORT Or THE CI.KARHQ HOtTtp: Tranaaetloaa nf the Associated Bank for the Week. .;M!?V YOfK. M,lreh lR-nradsreefs bank clearing for the week ending March 11 snows an (rt?regate of t.1,2.r,2 220.flnr aa W"ii?i ,K -U2-n lt week arid " $2.'7r,9 raneln..' i" c"r",P"ndlng week last year. Canadian clearings for the week total 177. tW w-(lfl"l"'?,n'nt rnt.6fa.. laat week snd riV- , fl ,h.p "nme vek last year. The following Is a list of the cities: CITISS. rieartngs. Ino. Deo. ..11.44 Oflrll II l ft tW ono fj t 173 t,ono 15.4 ISS.OM.Oivi I I 41. til. son 4 g M. So, ooo 17.41. ...... 4.41)0 III n.in.oon s 1 2.ft:4.0on 41 ll . t as. ftoo U.41 to, r (wv ii.7 M.IM.0W tl.ol la.MJ.onn j gi IJ.6OS.000 8.11 , 11.1J7.000 l !4SM.0. 14.41 13,872,000128 '.... 11.8:5.0110 u.ot 10.10S.tXn 4 4 4.J4J.0OO 19. 11 7.IH.8 .000 1 l. 4.11.0"O till 7.r4,(xin Mil . 7.878.000 11 l 8.40J.OHO 78 11 6.441, con 7.11 't.aSt.O'io tl.ol 6.64.0i 14 1! 6.74.0in JO 71 8.4l.ono 4 I.47.0on 4 4.4.0r 44.1 4367.000 4. 4, 00, OOO 11.8 4,441,000 .11 I.R740UO 41.41 I.sao.ooii ii. 1 4,457 000 l.l 4.KI90O1 14.1 1.41. ono 4.4 4.0il,4flot 1.1 1.114. 000 1 II. 1.411.000 10.1 , 1.81 1.000 18 1 t.820,000 17.1 12117,000 4 8 l.ir,7,oon f.4 1.757.000 I.I 1. 171, ono n.i 1.020. win 11 41 1.7M.0OOI 4 11 1.828, 000 ill 1.85S.0OO 81.0 1.440.000 11.8 ...... 1.S6B.0.K1 II. I ...... 1.6:io.0v) 14.1 i.eir,.noo it 1.4!8.fioo 10.4 I.4bO,4K 14.4 1.S4S.0HO IS. 7 1.478 .000 14.1 ...... 1.1S5.000 13.1 1,197,000 11.1 1.102,000 90 4 1,514.000 SI I 1.104. 000 14.41 1. 188.00.ll 17.01 1.001.0001 34.5 85.0on 1.4 l.0oo l.isa.ooo 41.1 712.000 11.5 Ml.otio 808.000I l. 441,0001 11. 1 if.j.oooi .1 : 721.0001 10.1 445,0001 111 70.000I 11.7 ...... 400.0. WI 66.4 5SI.0fli Mft.. 645.000 1.4 418.00(11 47.1 619.0OO! 1.1 44J.0O0! M 7 474.0001 10.4 . H1,0I 18.4 622. 0001, 18.4 467,000 J4.7 , 408,000 54.7 144. (100 11.4! 407.000 17. ll fjo.oool M.6I tl8.0O0) 411 1.5W.00OI 1.41. 000 I 14.G7,000 41. II 14.I2.0UO 28.11 N Tork Chlcaao , Doeton Plillad.lphla ft. Louis Plttabtirx Ban Francisco .... P.ltlmore Kanua City Cincinnati New Orleans Minneapolis , Cleveland Detroit Lonlavllle I.". Angeles Omaha Milwaukee Beatt le Bt. Paul Providence Buffalo IrdlanapoJIa Penv.r Fort Worth Richmond Albany Waahlngtoa Salt Lake City.... Portland. Ore Columbua. 0....... 8t. Jneeph Memphia Brannah Atlanta Bt'okane, Will).,., Toledo, O.,'. Tacoms Naahvllle Rorheeter ......... Hartford Peoria Dee Moines Norfolk New Haven Grand Kaplda Dayton Portland, Me Sioux City Springfield, Mass.. Evanavllle Birmingham Byracuae Augusu, Oa Mobile Worceeter Knoivllle Wilmington, Del.. Charleston, 8. C.. Chattanooga Jacksonville, Pla.. Wichita Wllkeebarrs Davenport Little Rock Wheeling. W. Va.. rail River Kalamaaoo. Mick.. Topcka Springfield. Ill Helena Fort Wavne. Ind.. New Bedford Toungetowa ...... Krle. Pa: Macon Akron Rockfortl. Ill Cedar Rapids, la., Chester, Pa........ Blnghamtoe Fargo, N. D Lowell Canton, O Bloomlngtoa, III... South B.nd, lad.. Qulnry, III Springfield. O , Bloux Falls, 6. D. MaaaOeld, 0 Decatur, III Fremont, Neb...... Jacksonville. III... Lincoln, Neb Oakland, C-.l Houston Ualvastoa E CANADA. Mootrral, Toronto Winnipeg Ottawa Vancouver. B. C. Halifax Quebec Hamtltoa Bt- John, N. B.... London. Ont Victoria. B. C lalgarr Edmontoo Not included In total because compari sons are incomplete. fNot Included In total because containing other item than clear Inge1. 1 Xevr York Money Market. NEW TORK, March 16. MONET On call, firm, 4615 per cent; ruling . rate, 12 per cent; closing bid, J4 per cent; offered, 4 per cent; time loans, very firm; sixty days, 7V458 per cent; ninety days, 74j7tt per cent;' six months, BfftfiVi per cent. PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPHR tt6V4 per cent STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with actual business in bankers' bills at W.hAo M.&iJO for demand and at M TStx,ii4.7K70 for sixty-day bills;' posted rates, $4.80 and 4. 84H: commercial bills, 14.7814. 'SILVER liar, 67c; Mexican dollar. 6?',ie BONDS Government, fair; railroad, Ir lexular. closing quotation on bond wer as I01IOWS V. 6. ref. la. rag 4o eoupos , P. g. 14. reg 4o coupon ...... 11 IJapen 4a, Id aeries. l'v,l do 4a ctfs loss I do 44 ctfs... 10.1 H L. 4V N. unl. 4s 88 74 1004 (2 o 44 7 V B. old 4. re . 1004 iMan. e. g. 4a do coupon, sx-lnt. .1014 Mei. Central 4a , do lat Ine Minn. AV at. L. 4s M.. K. 4V T. 4b.... do la ;. V. 8. bow 4a, rag .180 . do coupon ....... Am. Tobaoce 4a... do 44 Atchison gea. ee... do adj. 4a Atlantic C. L. 4a., Bal. 4V Ohio 4a..., do IS, Brk. R. T. e. 4s., lntr I of Ob. 4. do 1st Ine,..., Mo M Ine do 8d Ine .180 .107W 114. N. R. R. of M. e. 4a. .. i" 1. i.. g. is,s liu .. e44 'N. i. C. g. 4a 124 4 ..loovi No. Parlnc 4a 10014 .. 1114! do la 70 .. UVN. 4V W. e. 4a h ..108 O. B. U rfdg. 4b 88 .. 18 Peon. conv. 3 Ha 13 .. 74 jrt.a.llng gen. 4a 44 St. L. 4V I. M. e. 6a.. Ill Ctiea. 4V Ohio 4s 101 Chicago 4V A. IH...., 44 C. b. 4V Q. a. 4.... II C. R. 1. i r, 4a.... II 8. L. 4V 6. r. fg 4s 78 Hi St. L. B. W. e. 4a.. 731 Beaboard A. L. 4s.. . 74 . 16 . 62 .109 80. Paciflo 4s. do col. 4b 41 I do lat 4a ctfs CCC.. 4V B. L. g 4a. 101 180. Rallwa; 6a.. twiB. jug. aa. aer. A. Z Texaa 4V P. la.. .117 Colorado Mid. 4b. 41 T.. Bt. L. it W. 4s. 41 Colo 4V Bo. 4s Cube 6e D. 4V R. O. 4s. Distillers' see. Is... Erie p. I. 4s. do sn. 4a Hock lug Val. 4H... Japtn 4a aid. Offtrsd. 6S44 Union Pacific 4a... 10014 . I IV. B. Steel Id 6a... , 44, Wabeah la . 15 I do deb. B , 4Hi'W-trn Md. 4s , ll !W. 4V L. E. 4b... .104 I Wis. Central 4s.... . M4 .111 ,. oh ,. 17 . 61 . 44 London CToalear Stork. I1NPON, March 16. Closing quotation on the London fitock exchanira: Consols, monei ... It l-!l:M., K. 4V T .. 17 ..121 .. 71 .. t .. It .. II 414 .. 62 .. 3 .. 74 .. il . .1X3 .. 44 .. It ..I004 .. 14 .. : do accAunt 5H 121, N. Y. Central Anaconda Norfolk 4V W Atrhlaon . II . 44 .10 .177 . 4t, . 14 .14) da nfd do pfd Baltimore 4V Ohio... Ontario 4V W Pennsylvania Canadian PaetSe ... Chee. 4V Ohio Chlreso Ot. W Hand Mine Readlns Iboutb.m Kallwar C. M. 4V it. r do pfd Southern Paciflo , DeBeers D R. 0 do pfd Ina do let pfd , do Id eld !, :8 . 184 . 44 . tl Inioa Paclfte do pfd V B. Steel do pfd W leh do' Dfd Illinois Central .154 Loumvllte a N 10 tenlh Hll.VKH-Bsr. iulet. 61 7-16d per ounce. i r. 1 -xi t per cent. Th rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 6Va5'4 ncr cent: for three months' bills, 6V. per cent. Boston Copper Murkrt, These quotation re furnished br Logan A liryan, member New York and boston Btock exchanges, 2 Uoard of Trade: Adventure 4 Mohawk TJ14, Alloaes 60 Nevada (Voaolldated. ir ............ nnu Duut ......... B,e Biegham lupoid UoulnlsMl l, ' ' euviiwm v twiuU ,, Poetoa Coaeiilldated.. W4 Pneu. Bervlcs 1 butte Coaillion 28 Paea. Bervlca, pfd... 2 Calumet 4V Arlsona...lM Oulncr . Ill Calumet 4V Heel II Bhasuoa V. laU Centennial a,.., 44 Tamarack Ill Copper Hangs IITiinltr (444 riallv Wa ia in,..a Rati Butte 114 tailed Bt a tea. eooV.'.V e4 rraaklla l ulted blatea. prd... Oreeue Coooee I 1., r,.i . ,1 . i Helvetia I Victoria '.' lu laie iual l2Wlnou I L. t. 4V PlttatHirg.... IlWoive-lne 171 M.eeachuaaAtji 6 fininM Ml.hlgaa 1444 Mputatua 11 24.4H5.0OO 11.(1 S.164,ono 11.11 1,478.0001 48.11 I.674.0WI 14 4 1.601.000 80.01 1.671.0001 4 I 1.6W.000! 7.41 l,T.(xn 17.4 l,0K8,OUO 10.1 1,156,11001 H.i l,u6,00l l.l 1,816.000! 171.0001 ThAHCII lfi, 1907. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Catttt Bteady to Stroorer in Sm Catm HOGS tXPCRltNCING A DECIDED DROP Liberal Reeelpt l bee sal Lataahw. with Prleee riv 4e Text Cent Higher n the Oaveel Kinds of Killer. SOUTH OMAHA, March 15, W07. Becelnta werei Cat tie. Hog-s Sheep. Oftlclal Monday .... Official Tuesday.... Official Wednesday. Official Thuraday .. Offltjlal Friday ..... , 6 . -4 t.Koo , 7,1H 4.777 s.2110 Five day thl week.... 26.44 45.471 4n.9 Same day laat week.... 21.01 2 S.filS SS.740 Barne diys 2 weeks ago. lO.tra 44.471 41.143 Same days I weeks ago..2f.R4fi ll.oNS 4X27J Hame days 4 weeks B-go.. 10.474 4H.2M 26.782 Same day laat year. ...19.1117 J6.1W 51,117 The following; table ohow th receipt of rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for th year to date, compared with lat year: 17. 1JW. Ine. Lec. Cattle n!M14 206677 84.1S7 Hog- f.Jt',814 ooJ5 81,771 Sheep 171.238 S4J.712 27.625 CATTLE QUOTATIONS. ' Oood to choice corn fed steer fc.2Mf6.8f) Fair to rood corn fed steers 4.66.'i6.a6 Common to fair steers 4.vrf4.S6. Good to choice fed oow ivg4 60 Fair to good cow and heifer ..Hfd'S.fiR Common to fJr cow and hifer.. J.OOfiS M Good to choice stocker A feeder.. t4 M Fair to -rood storker and feeders.. I Jrt Common to fair atodters J.OWi'S e0 nulla, stags, etc I.T5?-4 25 Veal calves i.Wft M Tha following table show th avers price of hogrs ct South Omaha for th laat several day, with comparison: Cat. I 1907. 10.190G.U04. llXn.lltXU.il 901. March 7... March 8.. March 9.. March 10. March 11. March 12. March 13. March 14. March 15. 6 76 6 77H 81T4 . 1 6 iJ-" fix 2 b8 131 ( 10 4 89 0 IS! t ail 7 151 4 fSI ( 13 4 S3 4 8S 6 7 15 7 2i 7 81 7 24 t 11 4 56 5 11 09 4 HOI 4 81 4 911 6 15 I 12 6 11 $ 04 5 1ft 7 2(4 6 26 S 22 6 25 Sunday. RANQB OF PRICES. Cattle. Hog. Omaha $2.86-ii.f0 $.&5'g.i t'hlcago .i 1.7b'at.H0 6 1ii. Kansa City 8.C.".35 5.7;V682v, St. Louis I61&6.7fr 6.1f,'tf9u Sioux City s.Otk.ti.TO .54;t5 The otllclal number ot car of stock brought In today by each road waa: Cattl. Hogs. Sheep, H'ses C. M. Se St. P. 11 Wabaeh 1 U. P. system 11 25 13 1 C. ft N. W. (east).. 6 3 C. A N. W. (west).. 18 43 C., St. P., M. & O.. .. 11 1 C, B. A Q. (cast) ..1 4 C, B. A Q. (west).. 28 18 13 1 C, R. I. A P. (east).. 1 U C, H. I. & P. (west). 6 1 1 Illinois Central 1 3 4 .. Chicago Ot. Western .. 8 .. Total receipt .... 71 134 32 3 The disposition of the day' reoeipta wa a follows, each buyer purchasing the num. per 01 neaa indicated Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co. Swift and Company C'utiahy Packing Co. Armour & Co Carey & Benton ... Lobman & Co W. L Stephen Hill & Son F. P. Lewi Huston & Co. L. F. Husa L. Wolf Mike Haggerty : J. B. Root & Co. ... H. & S T. B. Inghram V. A. Britton ....... Other buyers 141 1,7,0 1,3,3 1.4.4 M4S 3.363 2.6.H6 3,"j 6.i2 JB 115 2t 88 42 1 50 13 23 20 a 8 11 83 1,641 1,318 Totals , 3,168 8,874 7,069 CATTLE Receipt of cattle were light this morning, a usual on a Friday, but the run for the week shows up large as compared with the week before and with the currenpondlng week of last yenr. For a Friday, the market on beef steer was in very satisfactory condition. Local packer all seemed to want a few cattle and titer wa a buying demand from th outBldo, so that the trade a a whole waa fairly actlve. A to prices, the general run of tlis cattle, was at least steady, with the heavier cattle a little stronger. Most everything in sight changed hand In fair season in the morning. Cow and heifer were ateady to strong and the trade wa more active than usual on a Friday. The demand wa suftlclently brlHk to effect a reasonably early clearance of the offerings. There were no new development in the stocker and feeder market. Cattle of that description have aold t good advantage all the week and the country demand has been aufllrtently large to keep the receipt well oiearfed up. Representative sale: No. 14.... 10.... 14.... 18.... II.... I.... 1.... 11.... 11.... 64.... M.... I.... 1J... II.... 16.... 11.... I.... 11.... 10.... Pr. No. A. ....1144 ...I1I6 ....1M4 ....1164 ....1116 ....)UI ....U07 ....1847 ....1X37 ....Ut ....1241 ....1144 ,...134 ....1484 ... .12117 ....1171 ....1114 ....1M1 ....1874 1S80 ....U44 Pr. 4 10 4 80 4 4 4 44 4 II I 00 I 00 t 06 i Ot : I 14 I 1 I 10 I 14 I 1 i 10 I 84 i 14 I I I 4 I 4 I a I I I 84 I 16 I 44 I 40 I I 6 I M 1 M 4 14 4 1 4 t 4 11 4 14 ..... 481 1(4 J 142 ir?4 1U40 1000 121 .....1048 1W1 Ill 1171 7t 1081 tlOO 1174 1141 mo 1J1 108 4 16 4 40 4 64 4 64 4 66 4 40 4 eo 4 64 4 44 4 lit 4 70 4 7 4 70 4 70 4 76 4 76 4 16 4 80 4 40 4 10 14.... II.... II.... '.... 19.... ri.... 11... 17..., II. ... 14.... 40.... 17.... 14.... 11..,. 14..1. II.... II... 14...; I., 80 I.... 1! ... cows. 17 '..aa 4 44 11..... 6.... .... I.... II....' .... 61.... II... 14.... I.... I.... .... !.... 4.... 11.... I.... 6.... I ... 14..... 18.... n.... II 17.... 14.... 10.... 10.... 14.... ID... .... 11.... ... ... in 1 m 10.... ....ion .... 861 .... to ..'..1004 ....1K0 1... 880 ,...1041 ....1061 ....1287 ..li7 ....1111 ....1144 ....1101 ....1140 44 SO I.. 1010 I SB 14.. 440 t 14 U.. , I 60 .. 784 I 40 I.. 657 I 66 11.. 17 I 40 16.. , 11 I 40 1.. 1011 I 40 .. 1104 i to 86.. , 103SB I 66 I.. , Ill I 1 11.. 1116 I 76 14., llo! I 16 BTOCKEItrl AND FEEDERS 44 4 10 4 TO 4. .lint 4 4 660 . 4-t4 786 . 6114 114 656 844 403 . Vi . 4 . 44 644 44 440 t 17 II 46 II 4 .. Ml ,.1!28 ..1026 ..1104 ..luoS ..111-1 ..1117 4 40 4 66 4 46 4 4 4 46 4 4 4 76 4 10 I 4 44 4 44 4 64 4 64 4 60 4 66 HEIFERS. I 40 I 40 t 46 I 10 76 4 00 4., 4 04 4 04 4 so 4 ti 4 ' 4 76 14... 17... 11... (... 14... r?8 . n . w , 411 4 M BULLS. 1 1874 I 40 1 '. 1580 4 00 ' 6 IS!! I 60 t 1M 4 00 1 IP t 60 1 ,rj 4 14 1444 l I ... 1014 4 64 CALVE a 1 R0 I 04 1 144 I If 1 0 I 60 1 173 64 t (30 4 76 1 140 6 60 1 , 16 4 00 4 144 4 60 It . 104 4 16 1 180 4 44 t 180 I 4S 4 107 C 40 HOGS Hogs opened' 6c lower than yes terday's average market, the first sale being largely on the , basis of IX. 60 for the general run of hogs aa against 66 yes terday. The packers, however, were very bearish, and with unfavorable advices from other selling points the trade rapidly weakened off, cloalng 10c lower than yes terday. It will be understood from this that the market opened lower and kept getting lower all day, closing at the bot tom. The trade was fairly actlv when one under way, o that practically every thing changed handa In good season. Representative sale: Na Av. SK. Pr. Km. 71... 47... 80.. 44... 4..., TO.., 10... 61.. 64... 18... Tl.., 0... 47. .. 71 . 7.., 80... 78... 44.., 41... 16... 47... Av. a. Pr. 14 ... 140 ?) IV 4 60 1.4 ... 4 4 t4 ... 4 4 I' ... 4 40 174 14 I 40 441 16 40 XI ... I 40 si. ... 44.... 71.... 7.... 71.... 44.... U ... St.... 71.... 66.... 41.... u.... 77.... 40.... 70.... 44.... II ... 17.... 64... 67..,. 6... 64.... ...840 ...Jul ...111 ...8'4 ...10 ...181 ..I06 ...111 ...! ...!u7 ...11 ...let ..141 ...7 ...841 ...rs ...114 ...187 ..14 ..177 . . t. ...XSf ...Ml ..ft! ...Ill ...141 .. I ...14 Is 4 66 ... 4 (4 ... 4 6714, 10 -8 I7W 40 I ITS, ... 4 67 40 4 I' ... 4 674 ... I 67 X ... 4 17 ... 4 47s, ... I674 ... 6 47-4 44 4 Irs ... I 87 '4 ... I 67 ... 4 67 40 4 67 ... 4 47V4 40 I 67V, ... 4 67v, ... 4 4114 ... 4 14 ... 4(71, ... 4 6714 I0 ... I 44 ' 114 1.6 hi 8j4 ...i.let 844 Ml ....14 la 1 4 to M 4 40 ... 4 40 ..4 ( M ... 4 40 ... 4 40 B 4 40 ... I 4 ... 4 40 ... I 40 ... 44 ... 4 44 4 t 44 ... 6 40 40 I 40 4 4 tt ... i 40 ... t 4 4 l It.. 78 41. , 80.. 11.. I: I' .ieo 84 n.i io.?o 10.4H 1.114 .7ii i.m ,000 4.600 09 I 15 fi 091 5 00 6 151 t 14 14 t 25 7 2 5 24 6 18 oM HI t 1 22( 71 176 44 t I'H tt. . I) B 4 M ... 4 67 61 1"! ... Ill'i 4 h ... 4 67 48 ... 142 80 ... 14 Tt IM 18 I 46 76 k ... 4 4 It 174 . . 4 4t RHKKP-Thl ha been a week of ery liberal receipt of sheep and thfrt) waa another yeiy fair run thl morning. Buyer continue aniloua for aood fat sheep and th market thl morning opened early and generally 6.310c higher than yes terday. The wethcia and yearllnxs that hav been coming ai) this week selling yes. terday at 36.10 and 86. '6, the day before old thl morning at 86 15. Strictly good ewe sold high aa 85.75. which wa the top, a agalnct 86 66 yesterday. Bom old wether which came In late yesterday brought 36,6. the highest paid o far for that kind of stuff. There wa no particular change In th lamb market thla morning, price being practically ateady. Oood lamba which ar rived lat yesterday brought 87.75, a new top on the market, that being th highest price paid since last July. Seven cars cf pretty good lamb Bold up to 87.fr) with a bunch of shorn lamb, tbe first of the season, at 86.25. Quotations on killer: Good to choe Inmbai. 87.6n(r7.75: fair to good lamba, 86 7ht 7 25; good to choice yearllnga, lamb weight. S6.luiivl.ou; (air to good yearlings, limb weights. 85.854i6.16; good to choice year, lings, heavy weight. 85 8F43.10; fnlr to good yearlings, heavy weights, o.tfu.; goo.f to choice wethers. 85.6ov3.00; fair to good old wether. $6 f'6 76; good to choice ewea, e6.3ti6 .60; fair to good awes, )4 rj6 36. Representative Bales: A. Pr. 3.5 weeriern ewe 124 I 75 western wether 116 I 95 157 western wether 117 6 96 116 western lamba , 64 7 00 622 western lambs 75 7 75 6)7 western ewe feeder 84 4 f) M we-tern ewe 98 III 837 western ewoa 129 6 90 342 western yearling 99 15 S:n western yearling 90 15 210 western yearlings 104) 15 187 western lamb feeder 55 8 60 1 western shorn lamb 62 6 25 60S western shorn lamb S3 8 25 60 western shorn lamb 60 0 85 8 western lamb 83 T 40 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MABKKT Cattle nnd Sheep Steady Hoc Five Cent Lower. CHICAGO. March 15. CATTLK Receipts, 1.500 head; market steady; common to beat steers, 84.2Mt6.75; heifers, 32.6.V6.26; cows, 33.26uG.0G; bulls. SZ.26'u4.40; calves, 32.50V 7.00; stockers and feeders, C.6og.26. HOGS Receipts, 18,Oi3 head; market 6c lower; choke heavy shipping, KSZ'ya 96; light butchers, P'..&u6 90; light mixed, 86.85 4S6 90; choice light, fl.85ii.9IVj; packing, i.4(r.8n; pigs, 34.6066.80; bulk of sales, Sd."fi6R5. 8HKEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 6,000 hiad; market steady; sheep. S4.7fg.60; yearling. 36.257.00; lamb. 36.2&68.00. New Tork Lira Stock Market. NBW YORK. March 16. BEBVES Re ceipt, 3.556 head; market for fat bulla, easier; bologna bulls, easy; fat cows, lOo off; medium and common, dull to 6c lower; steers, $5.0iNJji.20; bull, 83.SOra4.35; cows. 31.76 14.36. Liverpool and London cables re ceived today quoted live cattle steady at HH4il2c per lb.; refrigerator beef. low at Wv:3. per lb.; export today, 100 cat tie 1 estimated for tomorrow, 156 cattle, 20 sheep and 6,625 quarters of beef. CALVES Receipt, 158 head; market for veals, steady to strong; common to choice, $5 0O'u8.(i0; dressed calves, steady and in fair demand: city dressed veals, 8413Hc per lb.; country dressed, 841U0. HOOS Receipts, 4,316 head,- all for slaughterers; nothing doing; market nom inally steady. BH EEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1TJS7 head; market for sheep nominal and feeling steady; lambs, 10c lower; fair to prime lambs, 87.704)8.15. Liverpool and .London cable quoted sheep and yearlings steady at 14irUc per lb., dressed weight; export es timated for tomorrow, 20 sheep. Knnsn City Lire Stock Market. KANSAS CITT, March 16. CATTLE Re ceipts, 800 head, including 200 southerns; market strong; choice export and dressed beef steers. 35.40fc4i.35: fair to rood. 84.5ir9 6.26; western fed steers, 34 00S0.86; stock era and feeders, 63.75(86.16; southern steers, 1876 4j6.26; southern cows, 33.iKKaH.0O; native cow 82.6fVfi4.40; native heifer, 33.604.80; bulls, 33.404m.10; calves, $3.2:&7.00. HOGS Receipts, 6,500 head; market week to 60 lower; top. 86.75; bulk of sales, 86.6Vrr 8.76; heavy, 36.72H4i8.76: packer. 36.S;Vtd 6.76; nigs and lights, 506.75. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 6.50) head; market strong to iOe higher; lambs, 37.264177.76; ewes and yearlings. 1&.0S(tf.m); western fed yearlings, 8C.Kxl.T5; western fed sheep, 86.004j6.8O; Blocker and feeder. 33.50476.OO. St. Loal Uri Stock' Mnrkex. ST. LOUIS, March 15. CATTLE Re ceipts, 1.01)0 head. Including 600 Texan; market steady; native shipping and export stee.w, 34.80ti4i.76; dressed beef and butcher steers, 34.1(4i6.96; steer under 1,000 lbs., 33. 764)4. 60; stockers and feeder. 33.60tr6.2S: cow and heifers. 32.66ri6.2fi: oannera. 32 00ifr 3.60: bulla, 33.1644.50; calves, 33.264j7.75; Texas ana inoian steers, 42.604jo.su; cow and heifer. 32.904.00. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; 6c higher; pig and light, 36.16rfj6.8fi; packer. 86.504? 6.91); butchers and beet heavy, 86.85iM.95. SHEEP AND LAMBS None on sale. Sloox City Live Stock Market QTriTTY rITV U,nli 1K Q..1.1 gram.) CATTLte Receipts,' 800 head; mar ket strong; beeveav 34.60p8.7o; cows and neirers, 43.ouru4.60; stocker and feeder, 83.00fai4.40; calves and yearlings, 83.00i4.00. HOGS Receipt, 6,000 head; market 6c lower, aelllng at 36.504j4i.65; bulk of sale. 86 6fyfifle. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 300 head; market ateady. St. Joseph l.lve Stoek Market. ST. JO8EPH. March 15. CATTLE Re ceipts, 915 head; market steady; nntlvea, 34.50ifi6.26; cows and heifers, 32.404ju.00; tocker and feeders, 83.754j4.85. HtKlS Receipt. 4,672 head; 60 lower; top. 36.75; bulk of sales. 36.659.70. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.924 head: ateady; lamba, I7.2087.75; yearling, W.3u4j!.50. Stock In Sight. Receipt of live' atock at th six principal western marktia yesterday: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 2,200 6.0T0 4,600 600 6.000 2tX) tJ0 6.5110 6.600 815 4,672 1,924 1.000 6.0(41 South Omaha Sioux City Kansas City .. Bt. Joseph .... St. Louis Chicago ........ 1.500 18.000 6,000 Total .6,616 48,173 30,224 Wool Market. BOSTON. March 15.-WOOL The Com mercial Bulletin, basing Its report on sti. tistlca gathered for the government, will say of the wool market tomorrow: Th strong opening of the March series of London - auction sale haa given more strength to the local wool situation. Busi ness, bowever. has not Improved, although there ar expectation of larger trade. In value there 1 no change and the basis is ateady. Fin medium territory sell on th scoured basis of 60c to 68c and one-quarter-blood fleeo at around 32tyc. Deal, er ar conservative and the prospect are pot considered very bright, stock market demoralisation and financial stringency tending to restrain speculators, as well aa othr operator. The shipments of wool from boston to March 14. inclusive, ac cording to the same authority, ar 477,355.744 lba, against 66.3i-8.131 lbs. at the same time laat year. The receipt to March 14. Inclu sive, are 65.513.261 lba., agalnat 6X113,773 lb, the eame period last year. ST. LOU 18. March 15. WOOL Steadv; medium grade enmhlng and clothing, 244y 2Vic; light line. 24j'jic; heavy fin, 16fjjlsc tub washed, ft'a 3hc ' ' LONIXJN, March 15. WOOL The offer ing st th wool auction sale today amounted to 14.56 hales, including a good supply ot gressy Merino, which were In spirited demand. American paid 1 44 for New Zealand greasy half-breds. Rio de la Plata Blipea sold well to the home trade and America. Following ar the sale in detail: New South Wale, 1,800 bales' scoured, ll Idol's ld; greasy, 8dif!s 24d' Victoria. 1.900 bales; scoured. Is td'trla 9Vd greasy, 7d4rts 7d. West Australia, 60 bales' scoured. Is Sdi greasy, Is Sd. Cap of Good Hope and Natal, 7(0 bale; scuured. 1 Wei 8d; grcuy, 7dQllHd. ' Metal Market. NEW TORK, March 15. M ETA I ,e The London tin market wa lower, with spot closing st 190 10a and future at 188. It wa up posed that; speruUtiv liquidation wa concerned in the sharp decline, but the locl market waa weak In sympathy fcnd closed at 341 Kiil.75 for Bot. Copper wa lower In Lon.lun, also believed to tie the result of liquidation by speculative holders. Spot elosed 4t U7 7 tid and fu ture at 108 13 6d. Locally th market waa quiet and unchanged, with lake at 3i.87Hm-o5.76, electrolytic at 8J6.12Hi'J6 87U and cutting at 324 62,7 24 87. Lend waa lower at 18 15a in London and unchanged at 34 0UO630 in the local market. Spelter wa unchanged at 26 10a In London and at 36 846K0 In the local market. Iron wa unchanged In th English market, with standard foundry clualng at 62a lrtd and Cleveland warrant at 53 7Vrd. I-ocally the market wa unchanged, with No. 1 north ern foundry at t? r X.J5. No. t norther foundry at 4.7.76, No, 1 aoutbwn "13 foundry at taorwfiM&o nnd No. t souther foundry st .i"ii -ti ). ST. IM'13, March 15 M FT AT. f4 Lead, Weak, e4;V4 Spelter, weak, 6.7i"4). OMAHA WIIOI.RAI,R MARKRT. Condition of Tra Staple nnd Fancy Trodne. EGOS Per do.. 15c. LIVE POI'LT HT Hens, 10c; old roost er. 6c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 10c; young roosters, "ijlOc; gees. 6c. MUTT KK parking stock. 20c; choice t fancy dairy, 2tj24c; creamery, 2f'4j.iA HAT Choice upland, 110 50; medium, 89 3 No. 1 bottom, 88 ta; oft gradea, 36 Oua.M, Ry straw, 3;.0O; No. 1 alfalfa. 3U.w BRAN Pr ton, 3l rHl' ITS STRAW PRRRIKM i'holc Texas, 34 quart cases, I6.0inj.w); 14 pint case. 3J.&0. CRANBERRIES Per bbl, 85.6041360; ia buahel txix. 32.35. APPLES Fancy Oreenlnr. per bbl., 8S.50: New Tork apple. 83.60; Iowa and Nebraska, entlng and cooking, 3a.tutf3.u0; Wlnesapa, 32 00 per box. COCOANHTS-l'er sjnk of 100 lba, 315 TROPICAL FRUITS. FIGS California, bulk, v. 8-crowi-Turklsh, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, iro; 3-crowg Tutklxh, 10c. LEMONS Llmonlera. ro and 360 (Ise, 34.26: other brands, 60c lea. BANANAS her medium alsed bunch, 82.02.; JuinU.s, 8.64M3.&0, OKAl'K FUHT-HIxe 64 to 80, 35 60. i'ATES Kadaway, 5c; Bayers, c hnl lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, 8-10, box. 8100. ORANGES California navel. extra fancy, small sixes, 64.2o.(j3.60; fancy larg szes, 33.00; cnoice large slxc. per box, NEW VEX3ETABI.E8. BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Pet do., 4Fkii50c. TOM A TOES Florida. SO-lb. crate, 33.60. Tt iMATu KS Florida, r-ltx crate, 4.t0c LEAF LETTUCE-Hot hotug, per dog, heads, 45c. CUCCMBERS Per do., 32 00. RADISH ES Per do, bunches. S60. PARS LEV Hothouse, per dot bunohe. 40c. HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per doeu L00tjL, OLD VEGETABLES. NAVT BEANS Per I)'-, 3LuE; No. 3, X- w. LIMA BEAN8 Per lb., 6Ho. SWEET POTATOES-llllnol. per larg bbl., 33.no4j4.00; seed sweet potatoe, per bhl., II 86. April 1. i t CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown, 2o per Ib.j new cahhage, per ll., 240. POTATOES Per bu., 50476c. ONIONS Home grown, per bu., TSc; red or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 3c; Spanish, per crate. 3200. RUTABAGAS About 150 lba. to Melt, 31W). TURNIPS, CARROTS. B EETS Ptr bu, 76c; parsnips, per bu., 11.00. CUT BEEF TRICES. Rib: No. L 16c; No. 3, to; No. I, to. Loins: No. 1, 18c; No. 3, 13c; No. 3. loo. Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. 3, 6c j No. 8, 4c. Pound: No. 1. 7Hc; No. 3, 7c: No. 3, 6H. Plat: No. 1, 6r; No. 2. e; No. 3, 4tZ M I SC ELLA NEGUS. HONET Per 34 frame. 83.60. BUGAR Granulated cane. In Backs, tS.Ul granulated beet, in aacka. tfi.U. COFFEE Roast J, No. 36, 36o per ll o. 80. ;uc per lb.; No. 46, lie par Ib.j Nul M, 15c per lb.; No. 21. 13c per lb. CHtStBB New full cream Wisconsin twins. 17c; new full cream brick, lo: wheel Bwlsa cheese, 18c; block Swim. 4U,c; No. 3. Uo. Wool. If,fi25c CIDER New TorK, half barrel, 33.76: bare tel. 86.04. NUTS Fronch walnuts, 14c; California, walnuts, No. 2, soft shell, lie; No. 1. soft shell, 16c; Braxll. 16Vfel8c; pecan. l42io; filbert, 134jl4c; peanut. raw, 8c: roasted,, ic; California almond, hard shell. 17Hc; Taragona. 17ici coooanuta. 85.00 per l(i lba. CANNED GOODS Corn, atandard. west rn, 564ltoc; Maine. 81.15. Tumatoea, 8-lb, ran, 31.46; 3-ib. cans, 31.20. Pine apple, grated, 2-lb , standard, 32.204i2.80: diced, . 81.754)2.35. Gallon apples, fancy. 32.6043.00. California apricots, 3200. Pears, 3l.75jj2.50. Peaches, fancy, 81.75ti2.40; L. C. peaches, ' 3200412.5O. Alaf.lt a salmon, red, $1.16; fancy Chinook, flat, 33.10; fancy sockey, flat, 81 i Sardines, quarter oil, 33.00; three-qtisrtcr mustard, 33.00. Sweet potatoes, 81.IOW1.2b, Sauerkraut, 90c. Pumpkin. kociil) 00. Wax beans, 3-lb., 0o4;Kc. Lima bean. 2-lb., 75c4i 31.35. Spinach. 3135. Soaked pea. 2-lb., 60c; extras, 3i.it(l.lt; lancy, 81.264J) CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prune ar aomewhat unaettled by freer offering from second hands, who seem desirous ot moving supplies of Immediate grade; quo tation range from So to 13o for California fruit and from 6M1C to 10c for Oregon. Ap ricot are firm and It I reported that offering for prompt shipment are being withdrawn; choice are quoted at 18c; ex tra choice. 18Vk4jl9c: fancy, 194i20e. Peaches are unchanged, with choice quoted at 2144 12c; extra choice, KHtflSc; fancy, 1J4 13Vtc; extra fancy, 134l6c. Raisin ar Arm: loose Muscatels are quoted at ftfjOc seeded raisin, 7jjllc; London layer! $1 V,4il.4S. HliJES AND TALLOW Oreen salted. No. 1, llttc; No. !, lCWo; bull hide. c; green hldo. No. 1. 10c; No. 3, c; horse, ll.touj 3.76; sheep pelt. 60c46l.25, Tallow. No. I 17o; :imberger, 15c; young America, lo. FISH Pickerel, dreed. tc; pik. dressed, 12o; white fish, dressed,- winter caught, 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon. 10c; catfish, 15c; herring, dressed, pan froren. 6c; perch, scaled and dressed, Ve: perch, skinned, dressed, headless, lc; crap pie, round, 6&c; crappica, large, fancy, 15c; black baa. 25c; smelts, sweet and fl no ise; eel, 16c; blue fish. 15c: red snapper. 12c; roe shad, per pair, WatCc; frog leg, 4ccj lobster, green, per lb., 37u; lobwier. boiled, per lb., 4oc; inackereL Spaniah, per lb., 16o71 mackerel, native, 3ao per lb. CURED FISH Family whit flah. per luartsr bbl., 100 lbs., 34.00; Norway mack erl. No. 1. 330.00: No. 2, 28.00: herring, in bbl., 200 lba each. Norway. 4k. 311.0U Boston Stock nnd Bond. BOSTON. March 15. Calt loan, 04711 per cent; time loans. 6ffi7 per cent. Oftlclal price on atock and bond were: Atehlaoa adj. 4a..... to Bin sham ft ' 4 4a T "lel. a Reels I7 It rentenalei JJ tot. Cooper Rang 41 KU ralr Weat It . Mei. Central 4a.... Atchison do pfd Boston Albany. Boston Elevated Klk-htmrf pfd .... Meaican Central . .287 Franklin lol .141 Isle Itorale 12 '4 .180 Miohlzaa 164. 10 Mohawk H N. T., N. H. H...174 Old Dominion th Valoa PaclBe .114 . 1 .11 .136 .in Osceola .116 Am. Pnev. Tube.. Aniar. 8uar so pfd Abj. T. 4t T.. Am. Woolen Parrot Oulncr Fhsnnoa ....IS. ....Ill .... I6U, ....117 .... 11 :::: .... 40 .... 1 .... I ..,.161 .... tl .... 28t4j .... 14 .... 4 ,...166 .... II .... 86 Tamarack . 841, Trinltf V. a. Mlnlos.... V. Oil I'tee. ...e Victoria 4o pfd tt Edison Rlee. Ill Ill Mass. Rlrrtrle 16V 00 pfd Maaa. Oat Tr-.Uti Fruit United g. 44 do pfd V. 4. Steel do pfd Adventure Alloues Amalssmated Atlantic Bid. "Asked. .. 64 .. 17 ..107 .. 67 .. 17t4 .. tt. Winona Wolverine .... North Hutte .... Hutu Coalilloa , Nevada ......... Mitchell 4 'al. 4V Arlaona, 60 1 Art toes rook, .... tl lOreene Cob KSl "-Eg-dlvldend. 6 .Cotton Market. NEW YORK. March 15 COTTON-flpot cloeed steady, 6 polnta higher; middling up lands, 11.35c; middling gulf, 11.50c Bale, 1OO bales. LIVERPOOL. March 16-COTTON-Ppot, good business done, price 3 point higher: American middling fair, 6(t7d; good mid dling, 641d; middling, .03d; low middling, 8 7ld; good ordinary, 5 18d; ord'nary, 4.76d The aalet of the day were 10,000 bales, of which l.OfiO bales were for speculation and exiiort and Included 8,600 bale of American: receipt. S3. (my bales. Including 22,200 bale of American. NEW ORLEANS. March 16.-COTTON Spot cloaed Arm. Salea, - 4.8f0 bale. Low ordinary, 640, nominal; '! ordinary,' 8 11-16c; low mlddlmg, t!3-.6c; middling 116-16; good middling, 11 13-lc; middling fair, 12 13-160. nominal; fair, IS 7-16e, nom inal. Receipts, 2.0al bales; stock, 3u6 Iji bale. ST. IX3VI3. March 16. COTTON-8tadvj middling. 11c. Salea none; receipt, 64 bulua; shipments, 213 bale; stock, sT.eVd bale. Co tfee Market. NEW TORK. March 16.-COFFEE Mar ket for futures opened Irregular at an ad vance of Ave polnta to a net decline of ten polnta and sold off to a net losa of about lira 15 polnta during tha middle session, a a result of continued large receipts and Wall street liquidation. At th decline there wa considerable demand among ahorta and trade interest and price ral lied slightly In the late trading. The close was steady at a net decline of fc-rjlO points. Sales were reported of 81.760 bags. In cluding March, 60; April, 6.10c; Msy, 6-J 6 1c; July, 8 86c; September, 6bV46.86c; December, ( 8tvjj6 90c; January, B.fcoo. Spot coffee, steady; No. 7 eHlo, 7V:; No. Sttntoa, 84s; mild coffee, quiet; Cordova. fca'lZrsC- Snsrar and Molasses. NEW YORK. March U.-Bl'OAR-Rav. steady; fair refining, 8c; oentrlf uxaL is) te.t. MfC. Molasae. sugar. lo: refined, steady; Ro. 6, 4 80c; No. 7. 4 iSol No. 8. 4.20c; No. 8. 4. He; No. iO. 4 OR,! No. 11. 4 00c. No. 13, 3 iei No. 13, t 80ci No. 14, 8 85c. Conectluners' A. 4 60c mould A. 4 60c; cut loaf. 5.40e; crushed, 6 40c; powdered. 4.80c; granulated, 4.4ir.: cubes. 4.86c. NEW ORLEANS. March 18 4JUOAR Strong; oj,en kettle, 16-16c; ceutrlf. ual while, 4 8-)tii4'c; cefitrlfugal low. SW4 8-16c; second. Hi3 7-l. 1
