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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1007.
) GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
i
K
Tinner Market tod Increuts ia All Qrmiti
bit Wht Opticus.
AY WHEAT DECLifiiS NEARLY ONE CENT
lit none h Cables lUsher, Wbnl
lamp ladrr Treasure, Do to
Favorable Wnlhrr Reports and
Esploded Daraaae Storlea.
Ttvo, ,u IR.nno g.ann
Harley, bi 80.) 4.W
rm I he procure exr-hanr today the hutter
market was steady; rrramcrlri, &U:
dairies.. swr.To. Kb-ks, firm; at mark, rns
Included, l!.Vc; firsts, lRc; prime firsts,
lhV- CIip so, steady; llVulft'ic.
SBW KlItK CEtEHAL MARKRT
Quotations
Varloas
OMAHA, March IS. 1907.
The market nnenfl fttfnriv Mt the rlfia-
lB! trlf:es of Rurnrduv mi mi rtfi,M n l)nwn
4y cables from lorelxn mantels, uui wni'it
ers-d a sharp decline on a dun iniukeL.
tin was snown in curn and oats.
-y wheat crjtioris hroke nearer It on
J vlct-e of lavuratiie weathr-r conaitloii(
Vnd an Increase In the world s visible sup
ply. The bears were in control of t lie m.ir
ket, as leas apprehension was felt over the
possibility of the KTe-n bug ravages ex
tending north of Texas, 'lnete were few
Bow green bug reports and little credence
was given to them, beveral heavy holders
of long lines of May wheat liquidated on
a gradually falling market, but after the
Hurry had passed a stronger tona was evi
denced and the close u firm at tiHc,
asked, for May options.
The receipt! ot corn were quite liberal
and larger receipts are looked for, but
prices held firm and closed at an advance
of over Saturday.
Cables came higher and the Increase In
the world's visible supply was not of such
proportions as to have much effect on
traders. May options closed at 4oc, bid,
nd July options at 3U7c, bid, a decline of
only o for the later crop.
Oats was firm, even though receipts were
liberal, and the market gained In con
fidence. The opening prices were main
tained and the close was very strong, May
options being quoted at SiVc asked, an ad
vance of c over the opening llarures. The
price on July options advanced In pro
portion and closed at 37H.C bid, a gain of
So.
Primary wheat receipts were 1 .OnT.ynn
bushels and shipments lfW.Onj bushels.
against receipts last year of ST 1.000 bushels
and shipment of 162.WX) bushela. Corn re
ceipts were 13,000 bushela and shipment
4,(XiO bushels, atrnlnnt receipts of 411.
bushels and shipments of SW.OnO bupheln
laet year.
Clearances were OOS.Ono bushels corn
4.C0O bushels oats and wheat and flour equal
to TiM) bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd lower on wheat and
n lower on oata.
The world's wheat shipments were
lighter at 9.328,Ki0 bushels and shipments
of corn were 2. 4.fx bushels.
The visible supply of wheat Increased
16M.(IIQ bushels to 47,.V.0no bunhelH. against
a supply of 47,272.000 bushels last year. The
visible supply of corn Increased 7S0,000 bush
els to 13, 186,010 bushels, but oats decreased
IM.rmo bushels to 11,179,000 bushels, against
VtfH.wu bushels last year.
Local range cf options:
of the Day o
Commodities,
NEW YORK. March 1 -FlyOlTV-Receipts.
2K,2i) bbls.; exports. 6,V7 bbls.; mar
ket quiet and larely steady; Minnesota pat
ents, 4.1iu- to; winter straights. U.itrUi
Minnesota bakers, S3.KMj3.7U. winter extras,
l-Xv !; winter patents. tUtssyaxS; "Inter
low grades, SA 7( i . Rye flour, quiet;
fair to good. S3 ti.'d.i Sfi; choice to fancy,
S3 .Vu4 an. Uui kwheat flour, dull, 12.), nomi
nal. sp"t and to arrive.
COKNMKAI Rarely steady; fine white
and yellow. Iiamii 1.26. coarse, Jjl.l'u 1.12; kiln
dried. 2.thVii'J.7&.
W H KAY Receipts. 77.0m) bu.; exports. 61,-
8to bu. Bpot market barely steady. No. J
red. HlUr. elevator: No. 1 red. 8"v:. f. o. t.
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Xariet ii Lower snd Tr ee Movement it
Leu Feverish.
VulUME CF SALES GREATLY DECREASED
Satardar'a Rally Was Doe I rarely
Basins by Bears Wko Had Sold
Short to the lJst
Jllnnte.
shows the follom-inr cTianes: Cash In
hand. 1S.7"'.0 marks; treasury notes. In
creased 1. " marks; other securities. In
creased 34.mi.inw) marks; notes In circula
tion, decreased, M-O.wo mark.
NEW
marked
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.l Ijow. Close. Bat'y
WheatH
May...
July...
Com
May... July...
Sept...
Oats
May... July...
70A
40 B
404B
SS'iA
WHA'
70ViA'
40R
40 B
IWHA
37 ,B
HA 8a' fA
10A 70J4A 7(rtkA
40HB 40V4B 40V. B
89ft A 397A 40 B
40V.B 4014A
39HA 4A 89HA
3GHA 37SiB StV.fcA
YORK. March 18. There was a
abatement of excltment In the
dealings In stocks today from the enormous
transactions and wild price fluctuations of
U.st week. The price movement silil showed
a degree of feaveilshness that was the after
effect of last week s turbulent market, but
Moat; No. 1 northern Duluth, !ic, f. o. b. 1 the reduction In the volume of the day s
afloat; No. 2 hard winter, S&'-fcn, f. o. b. 1 gales Is conclusive evidence of the setti.ng
afloat. Under heavy May liquidation, the back of the market Into more normal con-
wheat market sustained further declines to- I dltlcns. So also whs the check to tne neiui
rlay. Among the more Important bear fac- 'long advancing tendency of Saturday, which
tors were large receipts, fine weather, a
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices. .
WHEAT No. I hard. 7Sc; No. I hard,
tatiStiVfcc; No. 4 hard, M'tnac; No. 3 spring,
6ftj'iXc.
COKN-No. , 38c: No. 4, 3eg34c: no
grade, 3(1 33c; No. I yellow, SiSc; No. I
white, 8l.l(JiHc.
OATS No. 8 mixed. S74tfj74c; No. I
white, HC-fcc; No. 4 white, 38c.
HIK-No. 2, KHci No. . 67a
Cstrlot Reoelpts.
big visible supply Increase and light ex
port Inquiry. Might rallies near the close,
with corn, left final prices Vu"c let lower.
May. SJVil 11-lSc, closed Wc; July, WVtf
Mc, closed etc; Beptember, 84Si(MSc,
closeil B4hC
CORN Receipts, 253,700 bu.: exports, 141.-
9M bu. Kpot market Arm. No. 2, 6Vo. ele
vator, and 62Vc. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white,
53c; No. 2 yellow, 5:c, f. o. b. afloat. Op
tion market was Arm all day, wun tne
Chicago market, closing net higher.
May, o3'i'ijUiVc. closed 63Hc: July closed
t)ATS Receipts, 17,sio bu. ispot marxet
steady. Mixed oats, J to lbs., 47V;
natural white, 30 to 33 lbs., 4!slc; clipped
white, 36 to 40 lbs., &oV63fcC.
HAY Firm: shipping. 75S35c; good to
choice, ft.l&iil.ao.
HOI'S Btenrty; state, common to choice,
!! crop, lx.jaic; ):o crop. Sfillc; I'acltlc
coast. 1W" crop, lltiltc; 1W5 crop, fcijl2c.
HIDKH-8icady: Ualveston. 20 to 26 lbs..
2"c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 5lc; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs , 19c; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs., 20c.
I. RATH KR Steady ; ncld. VWJc.
rnoVlHloNH Reef, steady; family, S15.P0
filS.iVj; mess, S!'.5iiHi.0O: beef hams. S24.0-(j)
?""; packet, S11.j4j12.00; city extra India
mess, S;l.'"iii3.0i. Cut mpats, easy;
Pickled bellies, SlO.Wii 12.60; pickled hams,
S12.K"') 12.25. Ijird, steady; western prime.
$2. lfvtiK.2f. nominal: refined, steady; conti
nent. M W); South America. fll.OO; com
pound, Si 6oTj.75. Tork, easy; family, I1K.W
(ti'2icl; short clear, Sl7.7tVo19.iO; mess, $17.73
4i IK 60.
TAUIiOW Steady ; city ($2 per pkg.),
6c; country (pkgs. free), SHM7c.
RICI-Bteady; fair to extra, 2'V314c;
J.ipun. nominal.
H UTTER Steady; street price extra
creamery, 2SV't''c; official prices, creamery,
common to extra, 21'uL'9c; held common to
extra, 2Hii2Uc: state dairy, common to fin
est, 204tlc; renovated common to extra,
ltVu2Tic; western factory common to fair,
1nVo21Hc; western Imitation creamery
firsts, 23240.
CHKKSK Firm; state, full cream, col
ored, small, October best, It'oltc; state,
white, 13Vtil4V,c; state, good to prime, 13'u)
13c; winter made average best, 13V4c; large
September fancy, 14 Vj; state October best,
13"Hi'14c; state good to prime. 121'fl3V4c;
Inferiors, Hil2c; state, full cream, small
September fancy, 16c; state white, 14140.
KOOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 21"i-2c; good
to choice, WrMc: brown and mixed extra,
lSNrul9c; firsts to extra firsts. 17V?lKc;
western firsts, 17V4c; official price, 17Vic;
seconds, 17Vjc.
KOUUTRy Dressed, firm: turkeys,
Itoj fowls, KUfMHc.
railroad.
were as
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
bU Louis ....
Wheat.
.... 22
.... 183
.... 4u2
.... 36
.... 87
.... SO
Corn.
t9
lo2
148
sis
Oats.
423
19
Hi
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
'feat are of the Trading: and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 18. A new low record
k
SV1
I
A
price for the season was established today
lor May wlteat when that opUoirdeclined
to 75c At the close the price whs VtU'c
bekiw the dual quotations ot Batuiuuy. ,
Corn Was up hu. Oats gained ta. j?ro
Vlalons were 6 to 12c higher.
Selling was yrevajent tor the greater
part of the day In the wheat pit and the
market was weuk. The early weakness In
securities In Wall street wa the clilei de
pressing Influences, although weather con
dition throughout the United States were
an Important factor, the mild weather In
the southwest being favorable for the grow
ing crop- while fair weather In northwest
Increased the movement In that section.
Receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were
liberal and this added to the weukneos.
The weekly statistics were bullish but had.
little effect on the majority of the local
traders. The world's shipments were al
most 1.000.0UO bushels less than had been
expected and the amount of breadatutts
oil ocean puaeuge decreased 40,uuo against
an increase of 1.77.V0OO for the same time
lust year. The late strength of corn and
oats steadied the wheat market during the
last half hour. The close was steady. May
heat opened Vu'mC lower to a shade
blgher, at "fH to 7uc, sold off to 76c and
closed at ?6S'u76Vic Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 7&,oou bushels. The
visible supply Increased l.t4,uu0. Primary
receipts were l,oJ7,uu bushela. compared ,
with 571,000 for the corresponding day .one
year ago.. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 674 curs against 719
Gars last Week and 623 cars one year ago.
The com market was decidedly strung.
Short and cajth interests were good buyer
all day while at times offorlngs were light.
Weekly statistics were favorable to the
bulls, the world's shipments being almost
l.lMi.OCO bushels leas than last week and
the amount un pusauge showed a decrease
Of 2.2i.UW bushels. The market closed
trong. May corn opened lw higher
t 46t!.to 464c, sold on to 4'c ana then
advanced to 6Vtu, where It closud. The
oca I receipts were IH6 cars with none of
Iwntract grade.
Oats opened weak but rallied on covering
by shorts and closed strong. May oats
opened H tf'Wc lower at 3iSc to 39o, ad
vanced to 40", and closed 4oc. Local
receipts were X care.
The early provisions market was weak
because of liberal receipts of live bogs.
Later the market rallied upon a lively de
mand from a local pucker, who was stid
to bo covering short sales. At the close
May pork was up loc at 1156. l.ard was
up 6c, at S9.06. Ribs were lJVte, hlglwr at
Sftt74c.
Estimated receipts, for tomorrow are:
Wheat, IS core; corn, 4 cars; outs, 171
cars; hogs, 21.w) head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open.l High. I Low.. Close.! Sufy.
St. Loots General Market. '
ST. LOUIS. March 18. WHEAT Futures,
weak: cash, steady: track: No. 2 red cajh.
77H'u78c; No. 2 hard, 72VU75c; May, 7&'a7oVc;
July, 75V.
CORN Firm; track: No. 2 cash 43a43Hc;
No. 2 white, 4yjj'4&Vfec; May, 43Vu-l3c; July,
44V(J44VC.
OATS Higher; track: No. cash, 41c; No.
2 white, 42ij-l2c; May, 34c; July, S5c.
K LOU II Steady; red winter patents, S3.60
tiAxo, extra fancy and straight, S3.au
8 to; clear, S2.6&-U2.K5.
CORN MEAL Steady, S2.40.
SEED Timothy steady, S3.7&34.15.
COKNMKALJ Steady, Z40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track,
Si. 00.
HAY Steady; timothy, S15.00O18.00; prai
rie, S104J13.00.
iron ctrrroN TiES-41.10.
HAOOINO lOVc
HHMF-TWISE-Mc." . . - ..
PROVISIONS-Pork higher; Jobbing.
SIA.&2W0. Iard hlsher: prime steam. S8.tt0.
Dry salt meats steady; boxed, extra short,
I9.S21; clear ribs, SSt.tH: short clears, S9 75.
Hacon slow; boxed, extra hort. S10.37"A:
Clear rins, xiu.a.vi; Bhort ciears, 110.60.
POULTRY Ju let: chickens, 12c: snrlnirs
134c; turkeys, 1S4c; ducks. 13V4c; geese, 1c,
was whonv uue to tne distress) of bear
operators who had continued to sell stocks
snort recklessly down to the lowest depths
of Thursday's plunge and who ere com
pelled to buy to cover on Saturday by the
volatile recovery. The very violence cf the
recovery gave warning of Its unreliable
nature and speculative sentiment was
qnlte prepared for a check and a reaction
today. In fact tne London market had al
ready anticipated this course before trai I ig
began here and snt over a materially
lower range of prices than the closing
here.
The drop In the open dealings here was
wider than anticipated and had t lie effect
of reviving some of the excitement which
prevailed last week. Rut It appeared that
the wilder fluctuations were laigely due to
the plunging operations of a professional
element which had become habituated to
free action by last week's experience. Kf
fectlve support appeared in the market
and the proceedings then were much quieter
and more oiderly, although the renewed
weakness of the latter market made the
lowest prices of the day. The market con
tinued to show the normal effects fallow
ing such price contortions as those of last
week, that is, It showed the lack of large de
mand from shorts which were squeezed
Into coveting In Saturday's market and
felt the effects of reselling to take profits
by those who secured In Thursday's slump
or who hnd bought on Friday merely for
the purpose of supporting prices and avert
ing what threatened to become a disaster
to the market. The diminishing activity of
the market Indicated the disposition to
pause after the severe experience of last
week and take stock nf conditions ami of
promise before entering again upon large
operations In stocks. General Information
as to the causes and the sources of the un
loading which produced the convulsion In
the market Is still largely lucking. Certuln
conclusions, however, find warranted ac
ceptance. The extent of the liquidation
must hnve gone far to cure the trouble,
whatever It was.
It is taken for granted also that the In
vestment demand, uncovered by the extent
of the decline, must have largely reduced
the floating supply of stocks In the market.
Not only was the absorption by private
investors very large, but investment Insti
tutions are believed to have taken advan
tage of the opportunity to extend their
holdings of securities at an attractive rate
of returns. Confidence Is felt also thnt the
reduction of credits effected will afford
available resources for the better digestion
of some of the new capital Issues, which
nua necome a glut In the market, obstruct
ing Its channels against the movement of
other desired Issues.
1 he money market thm-hi Via
the passing of the March 16 settlements and
ii greater ease conduced to recovery in
foreign exchange. The Bank of England,
however, had to ndvanco its bid to secure
the supply of gold In the London market
j-ianroaa traffic reports offered no trace of
reactionary tendency In business, which
the stock market slump has Increased the
W.aK . 'H',""! for- . The la8t Trices show
substantial losses from Saturdavs rliin,
Krw York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. March IS. MONEY On
rail easier, Siirt per cent; ruling rate, 41
per cent; closing bid. 2S per cent; ofTered
at S ir ci,t. Time l.;ar.s. strong; sixty
and ninety days, 8Vi per cent; six months,
( per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPER-tltfSH
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business in bankers bills nt S4 MtV't?
4.M41! for demand, and at S4.7Mi,,'u4.7M.i for
sixty dv bills; posted rates. S4.M'iet Jt
and S4 M Vy commercial bills, M 7hVtf
4.7V
SILVER Bar, 66V; Mexican dollars.
flc
BONDS Government, steady
Irregular.
closing quotation on bonds
follows:
t"s Japan . 14
!'4i do 4 rtfi
l"l4 do 4 ii clfi
ilrtV rliN
!", "b. N. snl. 4..
Man. c. a 4s
ISO iMn. Ontral 4a...,
...130 I (In lat Inc
... 724j Minn. A St. L 4a.
...ti'v, M . K 4k T. 4a....
...1"0 I do 2a
... 2 N. R R of M. c.
... 5 N. Y. C. f. va
...leH'N. J. C. 6a
... tl .No. Pacific 4a
... M I do Sa
...107H N. A W. r. 4a
... O 8. L rMg. 4a....
... 75 Pann. con 8Wa
... Heading xen. 4a
.let ft. L. I. M. e. ta.
Wa.... St. L. S F. f 4
. 4a 9i st. l. s. v.. e. a
raaj.
rg.
r.
4a.
V S. rf la.
do roupon
V. t. 3a. n
do eovron
t s oid 4a,
do coupon
V. 8. new 4a.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco
do fta
Ati'hlaon gen. 4a..
do adj. 4s.
Atlantic '. L 4a.
lis I. A Ohio 4a...
do
Prk. R. T. c. 4a..
I antral ot Ca. 6a.
do 1st Inc
do 2d Inc
do td Ino
(tica. A Ohio
Chicamo A A.
C, ll. A Q.
seriaa.
C, R. 1. A P. 4a...
do col. Ja
t (C. 8. U it- 4a.
Colo. Ind. &s. aar. A
ColuraJn Mid. 4a.
71 SeaNard A. U
80. Pacltli- 4s...
luu i do 1st 4a clfa.
64 fn. Rallwar (a
an Tas A P. ll
4a.
Colo. 80. 4s. 0 T.. Bt. 1, A W.
t ula 6a lOOVi t'nlnn Taclflc 4a.,
H A R. D. 4s 14 t' 8. Steal td Sa.
PI'tlllcra' Sec. ts HSU, Wabash la
Krla p. I. 4a Uj do dati. B
do gen. 4a 81' Western Md. 4a..
Hniklhf Val. 4Via....lU0 W. AUK. 4a.
Japan fla Wia. central 4a..
Offered. "Bid.
.. s "4
.. s4
.. s4
. .
.. S3
.. M
,. l
.. H
4a .
.. .,
. 1J-.X
..H"4)
.. To
.. 4
... 0
.. 41i
.. M
.110U,
71
. T4
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. HI4
. Kl,
.l'
.117U,
. 114.
100
.... 74)
.... 0
.... 77
.... M
.... VI
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Gootl Cattl rally with Co mi
Kinds Easier.
ion
4a
lloston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, March IK. -Call loans, ftlTIO per
cei.t; time loans, 6fj 7 per cent. Otllclal
prices on stocks and bonds W'ere;
lU'TTEH Bteadv:
dairy. ZKu'Jtic.
EGGS Firm,
144jC.
Flour, bids.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ...
creamery, !4u31c;
Receipts. Shipments
.... 13,00 n.ono
....214.0UO llt.rtiiO
....l&o.OOU JtO.UOU
Alchison adj. 4s
do 4a
Mei Central 4a.
An bison
do pfd
lloston A Albany
lloston A Maina.
HoKtcm Klevatfd
Kltchhurg ptd .
Meilran Central
N. V.. N. H. A
t'nlon Pacific ....
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Anier. guKar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Anier. Woolen ...
do pfd
F.dlson Else. Illu.
Mukh. Klectrlc
do pfd
Mi.i. liaa
t'nlted Fruit
Inlted S. M
do pfd
I'. 8. Hteal
do pfd
Adventure
Allouel
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bid. "Asked.
91 Dlngham
74 cal. A Hccla.
Centennial
, Cupper Hanga
. Hb'a Paly West ....
.tto 1 Franklin
.lf.4 jliranbr
,14o l.ranby
. !J
.. 174
,. ,
,.140
,. 22
HOGS STEADY WITH LAST SATURDAY
Ijtrge Receipts of keep mm Uiaki,
Hall of These Coaled t
ehearlna- Folate Good
Steady Market.
BOrTH OMAHA. March , 1W.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday .' 4."J SJ l'.V
Same day last week.... B.4"3 6.tX .
Same day two weeks ago 8.31 6.1-
Baine day S weeks og4- S.K S.M1 1'rr:
8ame day 4 wseks ago.. f,913 11. i" 1.
Same day last year 4,7 S.6?8 16,
The following table chows the receipts or
rattle, hogs and sheep nt South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with lost year:
107. 19"6. Inc. DeO.
.i4A.J0 'Ji7.34 37,9h4 ......
.6.12,744 o.S.7oa 38.968
.403.756 3o2.84 60,831
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
celvlng, and that was the case with to
days sheep run. Of the numtcr reported
In only about one-half was on sale, the re
mainder consisting of weiher and lambs
consigned to an esstern shearing point and
only halted here for feed and rrt. Count
ing these In with today's receipt, there
wss a total of 2f.7 head In tne yards,
which wss larger even than t hlcsg i s run.
The market opened aclve and fully steady
with last week, desirable sheep and lambs
selling freely st very atisia ioi v prices.
Nebraska lambs sold up t" S7.7S. with
heavy yearlings at SA.w and ewes as high
as SrVJ. Trsctlcslly all the early killers
on sale changed hands In very good season
In the morning. The common and medium
grades were a little slow ind the njarket
closed dull and weak on this kind.
Quotations on killers: Oood to cholps
lamiaa, , ryr1 (.4; fair to good lambs, 7.'i
T 2f: ood to choice vearlincs. lamb weights.
S .-tHiX .; fair to good venrllngs. laml'S I
weights. IS yl.'nUZO; good t t choice year
lings, heavy weights. Sn9fi6 20; fnlr to gix'd
yesrllna, heavy weights. f. ifftt.fJC; g vi.l
to choice wethers. S.S ni 00; fair to good
old wethers. SS 3i1ii 76. good to choice ewes.
SM'trun mi; fair to goo,i ewes. S4 tf.3o.
ReDresentatlve sales:
NO,
rows and heliete. lir-Mfi.Tp: runners. 1 S
1 jo; bulis. 1. '-kj4 5st, calves, jt .(7 v;
Texas and Itidlan s:eers, JjiuVi'; t-ovif
and heifers, S-K-UOV
HtHiS Receipts, i.i0 head; market ri
higher; rigs and lights. Submit; J; pat kert
Ib ocu'i.TS, butchers and best heavy, K, ln j
6..
8HKK1 AND UMHH -Receipts.
hend. market steady; native mutlims. H .'0
Uj 60; Innibs. 4AHu7 Si, culls and bucks,
4.tssu 4. it).
rooat
Tuuii idee it
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
Oood to choice cornfeJ steer SB.2sV7JC.RO
Fair to good cornfed steers 4.vy.s
Common to fair steers 4.0'tJ-j
Oood to choice fed cows S66-U4 60
Fair to good cows and heifers 'S'52
Common to fair cows and heifers.. J W5
(iood to choice stockers A feeders.. 4S4 w
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. S -'vt'4 SO
Common to fair stockers J.fsfiS
nulls, stags, etc S.7MM 28
Veal calves 4.XM V)
The following table shows tlw average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1907. llaj.ilioe.lliXH.IliWS.IlW IlSOl-
March 7...
March 8..
March ..
March 10.
Match 11.
March IS.
March 13.
March 14.
March 15.
March lb.
March 17.
March 18
6 T6 6 IS 4 89 6 IS, 7 18 I 15
6 77H 6 10 4 P I &! 6 09 i Ob
6 8T5, 6 13 4 88 6 Ml 7 15 i
6 11 4 8S 6 11 7 S5 14 6 a
tl 75 4 IK 5 11 7 29 6 U
6 WV 6 09 6 15 7 SI 6 18
6 fi3 6 12 4 80 7 2 00
6 62 6 11 4 81 5 16 7 28 13 6 18
6 b 04 4 li t 25 -i 6 'JB
6 48 v. 07 4 W B 15 7 ) 0 15' B 21
6 11 4 98 1 B 04j 7 10: 6 17 4 )
6 47S 6 Oil B Ml 7 Oil 6 22 B a
848 western ewes...
4rt western ewes...
western ewes...
2i2 western ewes..
S74 Colarndo ewes.
jsi western ewes..
S7S western ewes...
?4l western lambs.
1S4 western ewes.
western
western
western
ern
ern
BIS
V)
200
2o
533
ir9
3
516
210
its)
ewes
ewes
ewes
lambs....
lanfbs. . . .
Wyoming lambs.,
western lambs...
western lambs...
Colorado lambs...
Colorado lambs...
wete
wehte
AW
.. TS
.. 9.
..1"0
..nr.
,.1'W
..110
..120
.. 81
. 93
. 119
. Ill
. 119
. n
. 79
. 92
. w
. 90
. 8.1
. 83
Pr.
R 0
5 i0
B 4 '.
t 00
5 ro
5 05
6 60
7 60
B 60
B
B 75
S 00
7 M
7 45
7 50
7 KB
7 o
7 75
7 7B
,181
I Mas. Mining 6
uV1.MIrlilgan
H..H'i Moliwk
UTS Old Dominion
.... ohrenia
12a iPkrrot
124 Uulm jr
. . . .lioii ; Shannon
.. t4
..!U
.. 14
.. CI
.. 67
..1 s
.. 60
.. I7H
.. 87S
. .1011
.. 4
1
Tamara'k ....
Trinity
I nlted Copper .
11. 8. Mining...
l 8. Oil
t'tah
victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butta ...
Pmte Coalition
Nevada
Cal. A Arizona.
MHQrean ton.
14
ID
.. K3
.. 4h
..140
.. 2:Hi
..120
.. 194
..li.)
.. J4'4
.. 67A
.. 06
.. 8
.. '"
.. H
.. I
..lu
.. am
.. 30 v,
.. 15
.169
. UA
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES
Cattle.
Omaha S3Ou6.50
Chicago 1.5iVijii.80
Kojibus City 2.MVn6.36
St. Louis 2 li.V(i6.7a
Sioux City 2.7tu6.80
The official number ot cars of
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle, ilogs. eneep. ji
10 ga.
S6.42'ti0.5O
b.(H) titi.SO
B75 4i4i.)
610 i(J'i HA
6.30 ii155
stock
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS C1TT. March 18 CATTLE
Receipts, 12.000 head. Including 9) south
erns; market steady; top, SO 2S; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, SS.40!fi 25;
fair to good. S4 25'fiR.30; western fed steers,
S4iW,i5.HO; stockers and feeders. S1.6.V(f6.0i;
southern steers. $3.7516.20: southern cows.
$3.0O'i4.00; native cows, S2 7fit4fiO; native
bulls. J3.2Mi-4.15; calves.
heifers. $M.36j(f..20;
S3 WI17 .OO.
HOOS-Recelpts,
lower; top. SH.M;
henvy, S8.557'i.60;
and lights,
8HBEI'
9,SiX) head; market lor
hulk of sales. S6.BB'iS.ii0;
packers, Sti.rjWit; 60; Pigs
$5 n0fi6.no.
AND IMPS-Recelt ts. ll.nofl
head; market strong to loc higher; top
lambs, $7.85; Innibs, $7.2f'!i7.K5; ewes and
earllngs. SriOvfioSO; western
S'l.LVdfi.TG; western fed sheep,
stockers and feeders, $3.5!S.OO.
yearlings.
$j.5j0.!I0
CHICAGO 1,1 VB STOCK MARKET
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, March 18. Closing quotations
on the London Stock exchange:
level.
ItondS were trraonlnw
wus, a.DMi.tsio.
I'nlted States bonds were
can
Total sales, par
unchanged on
The followlnar woa K .. ,
the New York Stock exchamra.
galea. High.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, March 18. V HEAT
May, 6Hc; July, TT'Sc; September, 7o;
cash. No. i hard. 70v72c: No. S, 675j71Vic;
No. 2 red. 75c; No. S. CMi73c.
CORN May. 40,c; July, 41Hc: Septem
ber. 41i)sc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 40c; No. S,
3"Jc; No. 2 white, 41Vic; No. S. 41o.
OATS No. 2 white, 40Hti41c; No. S mixed,
HCTTER Creamery, packing, 19o.
1 K;OS-14c.
RYE Bloody. Ki65c.
HAY-Suuidy; choice timothy,
15.no; choice prairie, Sll.Ofstjll.Bo.
BI'TTER-. Creamery, SOc; packing,
rjMJO weag; nrsta, I4c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 183,000 76,0t1
Corn, bu I6.110O 7o,OiO
Oats, .bu I6.O0O 27.000
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, as re
ported by Ixigan A Bryan, 113 Board of
Trade building, was:
$14.50131
lc.
Commodity. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
WheaO-
May ..
July ..
Corn
Muv ..
July ..
B bid.
69H
Wirfj'U;
4H,'
4teV
"4i 8S 9
"0VS: 70 j 70
0s, fj 4jl 40Kp40 v , R
411 4" 414
Wheat
Muy
July
Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
pork
May July
Lard
May Jjly
Sept.
Rib
May
jly
ept.
454jSr
39STl
sHa V
7i'l
w
4b K, 1
4V
I '
75 753
7'lS,
' 454 11 S
46uy
lj4,"5H'Si
T7 77
:7VT?Tti;t
45V,
44
3bS
I.lvei'pool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. March 18. WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6s iht'i;
No. 1 California. 6s b4t); futures, quiet;
March, 6s 4d; May. 6s 2d; July. 6s Sd.
CORN Spot. American mixed, new, easy,
4s 4d; American mixed, olds, steady. 4s 8d;
futures, steady; March. 4s 3Vtd; May, 4
5d.
Hopsin London. Pacific coast, steady,
i.iyi.S 15s.
Adama Bxpreas
Amalgamated Copper
Am. C. A r
Am. C. A F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Expreaa
Am. H.-A L. ptd
American Ioe
Am. Llnaeed fill
Am. Llnaeed OH pfd....
Am. Loeomotlva
Am. Locomotive pfd....
Am. 8. A H
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Rednlng....
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf....
Anaconda Mining Co...,
Atchlaon
Atchtaon pfd ,
Atlantlo Coaat Line...,
baltlmora A Ohio
Ual. A Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Hapld Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jeraey.
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago tit. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A SI. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd...
C. C. C. A 8t. It
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. lat pfd ...
Colo. A 80. td pfd....
Conaolidated Oaa
Corn Producta
Corn Producta pfd
Delaware A Hudson...
Pel., L. A W
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Distiller' Securltlra ..
Erla
Erla 14 pfd
Ueneral Eleotrfo
Illinois Central
International Paper ...
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Louisville A N
Mexican, Central
Minn. A St. L
M , Bt. P. A 8 8. M.
M , 8t. P. A 8. 8. M.
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M.
New York Central...
N. Y . O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd...
North American
Pacific Mall
Peuuaylvanla
People'a Gaa
P., C. C. A 8t. L...
Preased 8teal Car
PreifM-4 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palaca Car.
,.m.70O
.. J,'
s)
800
00
1UU
. t.tno
. 14, 40
. l.nw
. 13.1U0
. i.roo
. !7,H
. ,700
. 1,100
. l.iU
. 12, 600
. 14.(Kib
.1041.600
.' '.'4o0
. 1.2u0
. !,'
. 14,100
n
1
7
lvnv,
12e
lolt
I2314
:v,
u
61
te
lot
lulH
64
1734
ij"
144,
in.'ti
13744
Low.
3V4
17
tl
10
0
66
106
123
1074
122
lit
2
PI 1,
i
wi
i"
171
ii"
14
150
136
M Ml M
66 6-K
... 13
... "
...I1X1
...IMS,
17S
.... 44',
.!!!i43
I
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNKAI'OLia, March 18. WHEAT
May. 77sc; July. sc; September, 78"tfT8So;
No. 1 hard. miimi'4c; No. 1 northern, ','Jii
7M',c; No. 2 n irthern, 7"4j;7Vc; No. 3
northern. 73'&7i1c.
FIH-R-tiiHt patents, $4 164.26; second
patents, Situ4 1fi; Hist clears. $3.40a3.iO;
a. cond clears, $J.-4t(j2.tW.
b RAN In bulk. Sli.ani-li.iO.
16 67V,1 15 974
16 STVsl 16 10
S KV4
0-4:
U4
I 70
75
8 is)
15 b"7V 15 85
IB 874, Iti U)
10 I
9 174'
ti I
I
S o I
8 S'74'
014!
S 924!
C24.
1.4
S 74
S 75
S ! I
8 05
15
-i
8 674!
8 P74
11241
15 75
15 80
9 00
9 C74
9 13
8 75
8 5
8 65
. L.y
No. t
Cash nuotatlons were as follows-
FLOl'R Weak; winter fa tents. 10fi3 4O;
etraights. S2 atit3 15; spring patents. S3 K'u
I (it; straights. $3 ttj3.; tak.rs. Ihjj:.vi.
WHEAT No. 1 spr:ng. 7su3c; No. 3, ',i
(LM4c; No. 2 red, 7;4iJ',3c.
COHN N'o. t. 434c; No. S ye'.low, 44'S
444c
OATS No. t, 3M,c: No. S white. 414(i
424c; No. I white, 39Si4Tlc.
RYE No. 2, utc.
HA RLE Y Fair to choice malting, 'i70o.
StKDS-No- 1 tin. $1.16; No. 1 north
western, Sl.U. Timothy, prime. $4.5u. Clover,
contrawt grade, $14 75.
PROVlblt'.Nis jntioi t ril. sides (loose).
$8.6itJ8C. Meal pork, per Ibl.. $l5.D74(t
W lix lrd. per 100 lls., SsS74. Short clear
idea (boxed). $s.t74'u9.25.
Kecelpta and shlpiiMriiis 0 flour and grain
were as f ollow a:
Mllnaakee Grain Market.
MILWAIKEE. March 18. WHEAT
Fttady; No 1 nortliern. 814iig.4c; No. 2
northern. 7KuM4i-; May 7i,4;64c bid.
r. 1 ifwt-i, .u. j, itfvfcc.
BARLEY Lower; No. i, TZc
714c.
CORN Steady; No. 3 cash, 414542c; May
404c asked.
pfd.
pfd.
300
10.100
1.700
iiooo
TOO
1.6O0
1.400
l,7w)
I'D
2i
o0
4.W)
. 13 mo
, 1.S0O
. 1.IV10
400
400
'. " j"0
4110
I 1.400
, 700
. 1.600
. 1.700
. I I
. l.l'W
400
1.0. s
ton
1.600
i:,3oo
4"0
S.000
100
6.2s
1.4.0
l.aoo
"i!o
6S.SK0
1.2M0
S.ioo
600
Reading 16.04
Reading lat pfd S
7r.
"4
2V4
124
21
K44
uta
475
iih
iJW
72s
o
4-l4
146
14i'i
13
'to"
7
1S
16
234
F3
111. 4
31 '4
624
1"U
l.w
724
34
6
414.
4
11D44
8k
It
'74
t'
12H
0
S7H
3
160
74a
84S
is
ii"
116
20t4
831,
18244
475
81
73 V,
70 1
t
464
I4r,v,
us
14V4
iiii
78
1H4
13
r.H
6214
in
1S-44
6214
101
1:1214
7114
164
(4 14
6W
so.,
118
8X4
78
'ii"
2
122
hT4
364
3
160
lo44
Cloae.
110
?s
3f
8714
0
88
$10
22
0
i5H
li'i
123
lt'74
122
92
63
8144
tt
104
88
544
171
180
414
J344
150
133
4
13
I4.4
r.
60
60
114
20
K.I14
470
tt
7314
704
19
4S
146
144
144
77 4
n
77
i4
84
224
61
118
11
61
lo7
131
71V
8614
6414
69
60
118
84
7
76
73
!
1224
s9
70
864
v4
19
ll
Consola. money ..
do account
Anaconda ,
Atchlaon
do ptd
Baltlmora A Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Cllea. A Ohio ...
O.lcago Ot. W..
C . M. A Bt. P.
tiehewra
D A R. 0
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd....
do td pfd
Illinois Central
Louisville A N.
SILVER Par. steady, SI l-16d per ounce.
MONEY 3Vtf"14 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is B4 rer cent; for three
months' bills, 5'u&4 per cent.
K. A T
Y. Central
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Intarto A W
'ennsylvanla
land Mlnea
leading
southern Railway
do ptd
... 2HS Southern Pacific ..
... 82i t'nlon Pacific
...76 do pfd
1044 C. 8. Bteel
. 68
. 48
.U.24
.124
do pfd
W'abash
do pfd
Bpanleh
.. 3S4
..124
.. 604
.. 86
.. 40
-- 64,fc
..
.. 54
.. S4'4
.. 7
.. 81
..144
.. Vi
.. t4
..104
.. 144
.. 28
.. 86
C, M. St. P. Ry.
Mo. Pacific Ry
Union 1'acllic System 89
C. & N. W. Ry. (E).. 8
C. ci N. W. Ry. W).. 69
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 17
C. H. & U. (El 4
C, H. At (J. V) 67
Illinois Central 2
1
15
4
26
10
2
4
72
'2
42
120
Total receipts 2&9 68 120 10
The disposition of the day'g receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated;
Buyers.
C'nttle Steady Hogs Five Cents Iiwcr
Sheep gtronst.
CHICAOO, March 18. CATTLE Receipts,
nhout 27.i1 head: market steady; rlnln to
best st.-ers. SI.Kifii.85: heifers. K bf.ff5.25;
1 1 cows. $S.25ie.0O; bulls. $3.f4.tK); calves.
a i2..Kti 7.a: stockers and teeners, Jioooiti
HtHiS Receipts, about 40.ti00 head; market
6c lower; choice heavy shipping, $6. iiKit'i.724
light butchers. Sli.'o'irsl.TS; light mixed. So.70
l.i'i.7U4: choice light. So"5(i6.80; packing,
SV4'.724; pigs, M.&oTjti.m; bulk of ealus,
p; i;7U't0.7o.
SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts. 25.000
head; market strong: sheep, $4.00176.30; year
lings, $6.00rli'7.00; lambs, $b.50fuS.OO.
Cattle.
... 896
... s6
... 844
... 1.010
... 257
Boston Copper Market.
These quotations are furnished by Logan
A Hryan, members New York and BoBlon
Stock exchanges, 2 Board of Trade:
4 Mohawk -... 8S
5 Nevada Conaolidated. 14
Adventure
Allouea
Atlantlo
HliiKbam
Black Mountain
Uoaton Conaolidated
Uutte Coalition
Calumet A Arliona
Calumet A Hacla..
Centennial
Copper hanga .....
Paly Weat
East Butte
Kranklln
Greene Copper
Oranby
Helvetia
Isle Royal
Junction
L. 8. A Pittsburg.
Maeeechuaelta
Michigan
1644 North Butta .
,. ill Old Dominion
.. Qoeceota
,. 16-t Pneu. Service
. . 3o Pneu. Service.
..169 Uulncy
. .896 Shannon
.. 39 Tamarack ....
.. US Trinity
.. 17 I nlted Fmlt
.. U I'nlted Ktatea,
.. 11 I'nlted Btatea.
.. J614 I'tah Conaolidated
..140 Victoria
. . 44 Winona
.. 224 Wolvarlna
tf.Cananea
.. 1214 Nlplaalng
64Urena Cenanea
.. 17
pfd
com.
ptd..
14
4914
..146
.. 7'4
.. 21
..1214
.. 14
..120
.. 24
..!'
54
I44
61
84
185
r
13
17
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Vanxunt & Co
I .obtnan & Co
McCreary & Carey...
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
K. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
V. Hamilton
L. K. Hum
J. H. Bulla
Sam Wertheimer
Mike HaKKerty
Sol Degan 103
J. B. Root & Co 105
T. B. Inghram...,
Sullivan Bros
V. A. Brltton
Lehmer Bros
S. At S
Other buyers
Hogs. I
791
1,042
1,414
87B
Iheep.
l.r-17
S.537
150
ton
&V4
24
32
i
30
SJ1
27
14
223
9
6
S
23
90
202
393
$.239
Visible Supply o fGraln.
1 NEW YORK, March 18 -The visible sup
ply of grain March 16, as coyiplled by the
New York produce exchange, was as fol
lows: W I cot. 47.S54.0iA) bu., Increase I.b04,tj0;
corn. 13.1IO.'s bu.. Increase TvO.tsaJ; oats, 10,
07 bu .-decrea.so lt4.o'; re. l.iuj.iou bu.,
Increase ;7,(M; barley, 2,l."-8.t. bu., decrease
63,o0.
Tlour. bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Cms la, bu...
SS.-OO
. 14,.0
.4.u:..'0
4J4.0U)
l.'."0
11.9.)
J79 40
140.8I.O
I'eorla Grain Market.
PEORIA. March 18 CORN-Lower; No.
3, 4' 4c: No. 4, Iil.c; no arrade. 87'?iJ74c.
OATS Hither; No. 2 iitte. 44c; No. $
white. 400; No. 4 white. 4fci4o.
RYE F.rm; No. 2. eTtt'iSc.
Reading td pfd.
Republic Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Hock Island Co
Kuck Island Co. ptd
St. L. A 8 F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
8t. L. 8 W. pfd
80. Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
So. Railway
80 Railway pfd
Tennees-e C. A I
Tessa A Pacific
T., St. U W
T , St. L. A W. pfd
t'ulon Paclfc
t alon Pacific pfd
t. 8 Eipresa
P. 8. K.alty
f 8 Rubber
sample, 685 f 8 Rubber pfd
I nneo oisira dlwi
P. 8. S'eel pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Walls-Farso Espreaa
W atlnghouaa Electrle ...
Westers t'nlon
Wheeling A L- E
Wtsconsis Central
Wla (antral pfd
Northern Pacific
Great Northern pfd
Central leather
Central Leather pfd
Slore Shetneld Steel
Int Metropolitan
let Met pfd. ai-dl
Total aalea for the day.
19.000
81 a)
I.90O
TO
600
. 84 I'O
. 1 tiO
. t.i'Sl
It
'. "i.i'Vi
. fD
. IS 0
.149.300
2
4
tl
44
7
824
1'4S
7414
'i4
i'i
614
141S
V
14
40
36
8..V,
114
K4
74
24
V)
60
164
Dilnth 4raln Market.
Dl'Ll'TH, Minn.. March 18 WHEAT
No. 1 hard, on track. 794c; No. 1 north
ern, 7c; .n. S northern. 7tcc; May, 7b4e;
July. Tle; Setitcmber, TtijC,
OATS On truck. 39c.
- Oils gtnd lioaln.
OIL CITY Pa, March 11-OIL Credit
balances. $1.78. Hone. 1 74.S..J hhlg ; average,
116.143 hble : shipments, 291.763 bbls.; av
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ttrmi; 74-o mo.
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 18. METAL Spot
tin was unchanged at 4J190 10s in the London
marked, but futures were lower at 187 15a.
Locally the market was about 6 points
lower on the average, with spot quoted
at $41. 50rp41. 75. Copper wan lower In the
English market, with snot closing Q103 15a
and futures at lu7 17s 6d. Locally the
market was quiet, with Lake quoted at
$.37426,75; electrolytic at $i.l24u-6.S74
and casting at S24.b24lj24.S74. Lead was
unchanged at 19 15s In Lundcm. and at
t'LOt'uO.30 in the Ual market. Spelter wae
unchanged at 2ti 10s In London and at
16.rfXitb.no locally. Iron was higher abroad,
with Btanilord foundry' quoted at 63a Od
and Cleveland warrants at 54a 8d. Locally
the market woa unchanged. No. 1 foun
dry northern Is quoted at $26.aT'u"J6.26; No. S
foundry northern at $2-1 7Ca'28.76; NIj. 1
foundry southern at $26.(s7j26 50, and No. 2
foundry southern at Sia.t Ku 26 00.
ST. IX3UIH, March 18. METALS Iead
ateudy at $6,074; speiter steady at $6,774.
Total 6.248 4,122 11,631
CATTLE The week afaita out with lib
eral receipta of cattle of all kinds, but
with the average quality poor, a consider
able proportion of the arrivals consisting
of traijh of one kind and another.
Good fat steers were in fair demand and
the market on anything of that uescrlpliou
was generally steady with last weeks
close. Oood steers, however, were In very
light supply, the most of the offerings
being on the common to medium order.
The Inferior kinds were slow throughout
the day, with the tendency of prices down
ward. Strictly good cows and heifers were also
steady and In fuir demand at laat week's
closing prices. Inferior and common grades
on the other band were Blow and dull
throughout the session, with prices gener
ally a little lower.
What few Blockers and feeders there
were met with pretty fair sale at good
Bteady prices. Feeder buyers helped out a
good deal on the warmed-up cattle, taking
u good muny that otherwise would have
had to go to the killers at less money.
Representative sales:
Bert. si j.r.t.8.
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Ifew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 18 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 1,4K1; prime and choice heavy steers
steady; others slow, loc lower. Bologna bulls
10c off, steady to firm, steers. $4.7tV&v 25;
bulls. $3.604f4.35; fancy bulls. $4 .85; cows,
$1.7V((4.80; Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle steady at 114'al2c per
.mind dressed weight; . refrigerator beef
wer at RHIiSo.
CALVES Receipts, 2.677 head: market
steady to strong; veals from $5.00 to $4.00;
culls. $4.00 to $5.00; few fed calves. S4.00;
dressed calves steady; city dressed veals
at 841130 per pound; city dressed, 8vil2c.
HOOS Receipts. 10.867 head. Market
lower at $7.267. 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, B.B54
head; lambs active, 2Bc higher; one deck
held over. Sheep. S4.00ift6.50; culls, $3.60;
lambs, $7.2lVafi.50; yearlings, $0-50; sheep and
yearlings at 14tjl5c dressed weight.
St. Joseph I.lve Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3,260 head; market weak; natives,
$4-fit-26: cows and heifers, $2.406.00;
stockers and feeders, S3.75fi4.H6.
HOOS Receipts, 6,590 head; market BfflOe
lower; top, $6.60; bulk of sales, $6.624'fj'
$-674.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 11.803
head: market for sheep and lambs steady;
lambs, t7.3f.fi7.75: yearlings. 86.25iSe.63; weth
ers, $6.65iJ6.2C; ewes, $5.25'ii5.66.
Slons City 1 Ive Stock Market
SIOUX CITY, March 18. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 3.500 head;
market steady; beeves. S4.25iQ6.N0; cows,
bulls and mixed, J2.7r.u4.5o; stockers and
feeders, $3.004.60; calves and yearlings,
$3.H)4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 2.300 head; market a
shade lower, selling at $6.3CU6.55; bulk of
sales. S0.45Hi6.47V4.
SHEEP A NO LAMBS Receipts,
head; market steady.
200
Stock In Sight.
Wool Market.
LONDON. March 18. WOOL The offer
ings' at the wool auction sales amounted to
13.V18 bales, Including a fine selection of
Merinos. All sections competed eagerly.
Americans took suitable parcels. Victoria,
scoured, super clothing was In strong de
mand at full rate. Purchases by home
traders were heavy. Sales In detail: New
South Wales, 6.4o bales; scoured, Is Id;
(Queensland. 1.700 bales; scoured, Is 14d;
greasy, 64d'yls Id. Victoria, 1,800 bales;
scoured, Is 3d; greasy, 7d. South Australia,
7) bales; scoured. Is 64d; greasy, 74d.
West Australia, 2.200 bales; greasy, Is 71.
Tasmania, 7uu bales; greasy, 74d. Cape of
Good Hope and Natal, 300 bales; greasy, 8d
felld.
BT. LOUIS. March 18. WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 24'
2ho; light tine. 2mjj'23c; heavy fine, loVfj'Uic;
tub washed. 3oU3oC.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 18.-COFFEB-Mar-ket
for coffee futures opened steady at un
changed price-s to a decline of 5 points and
H id tiff to a net decline of tylO points dur
ing the middle session under Wall street
liouiiliitiork and l'junoiiea.n ofTeiTinus. which
may have been encouraged by rather easy
primary markets and Brazilian receipta. 1
There was some covering, on which the
market rallied partially and cloned net un
changed to 6 points lower. Salee were 1 Saturday At that point sellers cut loose
reported of 34.51.4) bags. Including: May at and practically everything In sight changed
No. At Pf. No. . Pf.
11 641 4 10 16 1081 4 70
23 94 3 4 36 11 1267 4 70
7 8 4 4 40 9 1133 4 76
34 9.17 4 46 IS 811 4 76
11 891 4 60 16 1140 4 76
891 4 60 22 1130 4 96
14 10t7 4 66 4 IS. 100
13 H"7 4 66 II 1163 6 10
9" 4 60 11 lolO 6 19
8 1007 4 60 12 V76 6 !0
I 1179 4 66 It llel I 86
41 1116 4 66 17 1360 i M
81 1071 4 66
COWS.
8 831 S 00 13 1096 I 80
4 887 I SO II 126 1 90
19 929 I 36 4 1230 4 00
1 1060 1 36 IS 100 4 00
4 P 96 1 80 6 1114 4 00
11 916 I 66 1 lo9S 4 00
12 776 I 66 14 1180 4 00
1 1010 I 70 61 1074 4 00
7 1031 I 76 4 1126 4 10
ft. 1040 S 86 10 1164 4 10
9 111.2 I 86 6 loo4 4 16
1 990 S (0 83 1118 4 14
19 lOf.6 1 0 7 1276 4 16
COWS AND HEIFERS.
II 894 I 70 14 1114 4 M
HEIFERS.
16 621 S 80 le 865 S 85
1 346 26 1 600 4 00
41 84 1 86 1 664 4 10
3 860 I 70 86 4 86
1 3o0 S 70 S 680 4 86
BULLS.
S 1630 I 18 1 17S0 S 70
1 1270 1 60 1 1880 1 7
1 18 -0 I 56 l.'-iO I SO
t 16.! I 6 1 1630 90
1 1700 I 70 1 1500 4 00
CALVES.
loO 4 76 1 114 1)
1 If) 6 7i $ 180 6 16
I 166 4 00 4 16 4 60
5 115 26 S 170 I 60
1 2 -4 6 18 1 110 40
8TOCKER-4 AND FEEDERS.
461 1 00 S 993 4 88
S 9'5 I 40 20 728 4 86
8 93 I 86 10 414 4 86
II 421 S 70 10 6H4 4 35
I W (Kl 18 111 4 a
4 11'") 4 00 4 toil 4 63
4 171 4 00 93 1117 4 45
42 f 4 26 It 711 4 40
20 726 4 16 17 864 4 60
20 t6 4 15 111 74 4 80
6 7.K 4 !S to 417 4 60
84 IM IIS 10 881 4 40
HOGS Packers" first bids were generally
a little bit lower thun last week, but
ecll.'is held on and forced them to raise
their offerings until they were steady with
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
South Omaha 6.000 4.un0 26.70
Sioux City 8.5t) 2,3o0 2.0
Kansas City 12.0U) 9.8-0 11.1X0
St. Joseph 3.250 6.6H0 11,83
St. Louis 1.800 7.U0 2,0u0
Chicago 27.000 40,000 25,000
Total 63.550 68,690 75.703
St. totals Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS. March 18 CATTLE Re-
cefpts. 1.800 head, Including l.OoO Texans;
rket strong; native snipping ano export
ers, $5.0iMiii.75; dressed beef and butcher
steers. S4.4or(i6.25; steers under l.unu ins.,
$1. OXii 4.00; stockers and feeders, $3.60rg6.2t;
OMAHA WHOl.KSAt.K M4RKET.
Condition nf Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy rrodner.
FOUS- rer d.-s . loc.
LIVE 1-t'lLlRY-lIcns. 10c; old
ers. 6c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, loc,
roostprs, 7iiloo; geese. 6c.
HUTTER Packing stock, 19c; cb
f .mi y tinny. .'u24e; creamery, 27'nJoc.
HAY Choice upland, SUi.oo; medium. Sa.50;
No. 1 bottom, $8.60; off grades, p. ..uo. jo
lt) e straw, $,.&0; No 1 alfalfa, $11.50.
l.RAN-Pcr ton, $19 t.
FRI ITS.
STRAW HERRI Et Choice Texas. II quart
Cas.w. SB.isv, 1 .(.; 14 pint casts, $2 60.
CHAN 14 ERR I EsJ Per bbl.. So iojS &O; in
bushel box, $2.26.
APPLES Fancy Greenings. per bbl..
$3.50; New York apples, $3.50; Iowa and
Nebraska, eating and cooking, $.1 XiS 26.
N Inesaps, J.' hi per 1kx.
COCOANI TS-Per sack of 100 lbs.. $?..".
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS-Californla. bulk. 64c; -crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 11c; J-crowe
Turkish, c
LEMONS Llmonlern. 300 and 0 site,
$4.25: other brands, 50c less.
HAN AN AS Per medium slxcd bunch.
$2.0tu2.26; Jumbos, $2.iojS60.
GRAPE FRI IT Size 4 to SO, $5 50.
DATE Kadawny, 54c; savers, 6c; ha!
lowis, (..-; new stuffed wulnut dutea, 9-lb.
box. $l.t.
ORANGES California navels. extrt
fancy, small sixes, S3.26-U3 60; fancy largo
sizes. S.t.uO; cnolce largo bUcb. per box.
SJ.olU- oo-
NEW VBUKT81I1J.B,
REKTS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Fef
dog., 45c.
TOMATOES Florida. SO-lb. crate. 14.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per dot.
heads, 60c.
CUCUMRER8 Per dox , $2 00.
RADISHES-Per dox. bunches. S5o.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per do, bunches.
40c.
HEAD LETTUCE) Southern, per dog,
$1.0011.26.
OLD VEGETAPLE9.
NAVY LEANS Per bu., Sl.oE; No. S,
$1 50.
LI M A BEANS rer lb., 64c.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per large
bbl., $3.itV(j4.UO; seed sweet potatoes, per
bbl., $1.86, April 1.
CABU AGE Holland seed, home grown,
le per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., 240.
POTATOES Per bu.. 0Oci$l.OO.
UNIONS Home gjown, per bu., 75c; red
or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 2c; Spanish,
per crate, $2.00.
RUTA11AGAS About 160 lbs. to sack,
$l.o.
TURNIPS, CARROTS, BEETS P"; bu,
76c; parsnips, per bu., $1.00.
CUT BEEF PRICER
Ribs: No. 1, 15c; No. 2, 9c; '.io. 8. 8c
Loins: No. 1, ISc; No. 2, 13c; No. S, loo.
Chuck: No. L 6c; No. 2, 6c; No. 3, 4c
Round: No. 1, 74c; No. 2, 7c; No. i, 640.
Plate: ino. 1, 04c: rso. z. c; ino. h. c
M ISCELLANa US.
HONEY I'M H4 frames, $3.60.
SUGAR Granulated cane, In sacks, $6 21;
granulated beet. In sacks, $6.11.
COFFE10 Roastei, No. ii., 26c per lb;
No. 80, 210 per lb.; No. , 19a per lb.; No,
20, 15c ter lb.; No. 21, 13c per lb.
CHEESE New full cream Wisconsin
twins, Le, new full cream brick, 19o;
wheel Swiss cheese, 18c; block Swiss,
17c; llmberger, lie: young Americas, l.so
CIDER New Yulk, ha if barrel. $2.76; bar
rel, $0.04.
NUTS California walnuts, No. 2, soft
ehell. 13c; No. 1, soft shell, loc; Brazils,
lteVulkc; pecans', 1S'ii22c; tlllH-rtH, 12'ic; pea
nuts, raw, 8c; roasted, 84c; California al
monds, hard shell, 1.4c; Turugouu, 17 4c;
cocoonuts, $5oo per loo.
CANNED UOUD8 corn, standard, westa
ern, 55Jj6"C; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, 8-H). cans
$1 45; standard 3-lb. cans, 11. M. Pitieupples,
grated, 2-ib., stautlard. $2.2is.l23o; sliced,
$1.752 35; fancy Hawaiian, 24-lb., $2.76; 14
lb., $1.75. Gallon apples, fancy, S2.tni 3 ti.
California apricots, JJ.O.'. pears, $1.750 2.50.
Peaches, fnncy, $1.76.(12.40; L. C. peaches,
$2 00412.60. Alaska salmon, red. $1.15; fancy
Chinook, flat, $2.10; fancy sockcye, Hat, $1.j.
Sardines, tiuarter oil, JJ.J&; usrec-quarters
mustard. S3.U0. Sweet potatoes, $1.10i.2&.
Sauerkraut, 'AK-i Pumpkins, 80c'ij$1.(hj.
Wax beans, 2-lb 6XiMic. Lima lieans,
2-lb., 75cijS1.35. Spinach, $1.35. Soaked pens,
2-lb., O.V. extras, Si.duijl.15: luncy, $1.26
1.85.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITS-Prunes
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades; quo
tations range from 3c to 13c for California
fruit and from 64c to Inc for Oregon. Ap
ricots are Hrm and It Is reported that
offerings for prompt shipments are being
withdrawn; choice are quoted at ISc; ex
tra choice, 184'itl9c: fancy, 190,1 20c. Peaches
are unchanged, with choice quoted nt I14i
lac; exira choice, 1244(13c; fancy, 12-Va'
134c; extra fancy, l;lijl6c. Rulalns are
firm: loose Muscatels are quoted at 8'u9c;
osrlsil raisins. 7V.rnllc.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green
No. 1, 11c: No. 2, 10c; bull bideB. 8c
hides. No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 8c; horse,
1.75; sheep pelts, 60ctj$1.25. Tallow,
44c; No. 2, 34c. Wool. 15522c.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 9c;
dressed. 12c: white flsh. dressed.
caught, 13c: trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon.
10c; cainsn, l-.c; nerring, aressea. pan
froxen, 6c; perch, scaled and dressed,. 7c;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, c; crap
1, lea. round, 6(jj9c; crapples, large, fancy,
15c; black bass, 2So; smelts, sweet and fine,
18c; eel, 16c; blue fish. 15c; red snapper,
12c; roe shad, per pair, SOIitOc: frog legs, 40c(
lobsters, green, per lb., 37c; lobster, boiled,
per ib., 40c; mackerel. Spanish, per lb., 16c;
mackerel, native, 35c per lb.
CURED FISH Family while fish, per
luarter bbl., 100 lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, $35.00: No. 2. 128.00: herring, la
bbls., 100 lbs. each. Norway. 4k. $11.00
sul'ed.
green
$1.6031
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Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. March 18-SEEDS Clover, cash
and March, $a.624: April. $8,224; October,
$6.80. Timothy, $2.20. Alslke, $7.50.
1
"31
cOil theVheels of uourBusiness
B.'.ai"it.tic; July ut 5.70(5 7?c: September at
6.7ou5.suc; I)ecemler at B.sisitt 86c, and Jan
uary at 8 85c. Spot coffee quiet; Nol 7 Rjo,
74c; Santos No. 4, 84c. Mild ooffe dull;
0--rdova, kyl2c
stew York Mining; Stacks.
NEW YORK, March IS. Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Adama Con
A Id a
Rreace
llruuswl.k Coa.
Cotnstoi-a Tunnel
( on Cal Va.
Hnra silaar
Iran gllvar
Iadvula Cos. .,
. to .Little Chief I
.476 Ontarto
. 38 Ophir 124
. 5! Pot.l 1!
. 18 Savaaa 70
. e Siarra Navads 8
15 f-r..,l Honea J.
.400 Siandar4 S
.. S
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March IS. COTTON Spot
cl. tted quiet, 6 points lower; middling up
lands. 11.20c; middling gulf, 11.40c; Baits,
2.vsi bales.
ST. LOUIS, March 18.-COTTON-Qulet ;
J middling. 11c; sales. 60 boles; receipts, 1
ivii', BMipiiieiua, va uaue, siuls. 01,010
bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 18-COTTON-Bpot
In fair demand; prices 50 points lower;
American mld.ll ng 'fair, .87d; good mld
ling. .14d; middling. 6.03d; low middling,
S Tiii; good ordinary, 6 13d; ordinary, 4.751.
The sales of the day were 10,0uu bales, of
which 1.IO0 were for speculation and export,
and Included 9,7s) American. Receipts,
2,oo0 bales, no American.
flank CI carinas
OMAHA. March 18 Bnk clearings for
today were $2,341,314 96. and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,867,749 14.
Bask mt Germany Statement.
BERLIN. March 18. The weekly state
ment ot the Imperial Batik of Germany
hands In a short time. As will be noted
from the sales below, the hogs sold largely
at $6.45 6 60, the same as at the close of
last week, with $0-474 a popular price.
Thtae prices on an average are 274c lower
than the market on Monday of last week.
Representative sales:
Philadelphia Frodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March I8.-EOO8
Firmer, good demand; western fresh 1044;
ut mark.
CHEESE Firm, fair demand; New York
full creams fancy, 144ul44c; New York
full creams choice, 14'c.
Elgin Baiter Market.
ELGIN. March Is BUTTER Firm today
at aoc, a decline of lc from lost week ;
total output for the Week, 444,200 lbs.
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that they ever were
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a. , m.. ti v1 Am-
Clean off the dust and accumulated waste, tighten up the
gearing, remove, the dead weight, that. clog, and retard ,
'your progress.;'
1ft a pari of our ttrvlc to show you how. to cut out the
things that hinder. These things are all pictured in your accounting
bootothty are an unfailing index to your method and system.,
Let Us Audit Your BooKs
now." We will surely serve you again.' Periodical Audits are
necessary safeguard in modern business. ,
Our Standing is Indicated by the number of cur orders for
Municipal Accounting Service. We have a Municipal Depart
ment for such woTk,and are equally competent to handle State v
and Government Department Accounting.
Wo have separate divisions, especially trained and
skilled in various individual linesBanking, Brewing, A
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ing, Merchandising, etc, etc, also for Public Utility
Corporations, such as Gas, Telephone, Electric
Light, Street Car, and Railroad Companies.
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