TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FIJI DAY, MARCH 22. 1007.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Etrone Trttnn on Wbtut, but ion anti
Oats Optiont Firm.
i
DECLINE OF OVER 1 CtKT m BAY WKtAT
Cable turner on hnl and Favor,
able Crop and VI rather Hrporti
"nu Hmrtlnn, bat
Close Higher.
Mirrh, , 4'-.d: Msv. Rs 4; July. 2'1.
'"'HN-Sp.'t American mUe. new, m,
4 2d; An.erW-sn mixed oM. sten-dy. 4 M;
futures, quiet, March, 4 ;, May, 4s 5SiL
'K VOBK .K.M.Hl. MARKET
Qanlatlnnl
Various
U res
Hi
. OMAHA. March 21. 197.
yfces suffered a Kveie s.uiup, uue sl
it -t entirely to short selling, un.i nr. until
displayed only la corn. Wheal opemd
"g, out liruKe lVu on continued
uro, but the clone was very tirin hiiu
advanced he.
,e wete lower in wheat and favora'.jl")
Were received as to crop atel
er conditions, all of wlilcii tend'-d
rd weakenitiK In prices, aittiousn re
ceipts were Hunt. Tim strength in the
market for courite grains returned the de
cline to some extent, but tne.-e were al
iened by the extreme weakness In wneat.
The flour trade was reported to be dull and
the report demand for wheat poor. The
outlook for the winter wheat crop has Im
proved and the car situation Is reported
to be worm, all news apparently being In
favor of the bear side and prices adjusted
themselves accordingly. May wheat opened
firm at 69Ho asked, but the de.-llne to iJSc
was rapid and nervous. May options closed
strong at bo7o and a firmer lone was In
vldence.
Corn prices were well sustained In view
of the extreme weakness In wheat, but
the primary causes were light offering
arid those of poor grades. Little contract
Corn Is in the market and trnders were
loath to ik-al In the grade offered.
There was no pressure to sell oats and
advices bearing on the situation were
meager. The market was dull and May
options closed at 4lc, an advance of c
Over the opening figures.
Primary wheat rwe.pts were 611.000 bush
I and shipments Zlb.noo bushels, against
receipts last year of 3fi1.) bushels and
hlpment of 2M.ft"0 bushels Coin receipts
were 63j,Ono bushels Hnd shipments 4!..'"i
bushels, against receipts Inst year of 242,J
bushels and shlpnwnts of 3'J).(t bushels.
Clearances were 6M.O0O bush.Ia of oats,
Bone of wheat or corn, and wheat and flour
COUS.1 to D)2,t)00 bushels.
Liverpool closed Wvl lower on wheat
4vnd fd Lower on corn.
Local range tf options:
of the Par
Com m n1 1 ties.
vvw YORK, Mann ri-n'lT re
ceipts. 22.51 hi. Is ; exports. S. bh!s.;
maiket dull nnd barelv steady: Mlnn-s.cn
patents. H.iu4 3f; winter straights. 11 .Vtf
3 60; Minnesota bakers, t-1 XS.i 3 7c: w inter ex
tras. l2.Hcr,3.((; winter patents. 3 KriS.W;
winter low grsd.-s. $J 7"v"-' Rv four
steady; fair to goo,. . tf,,i"..H0; choice to
fancy, t3.Yw4.tf. Buckwheat flour. S2.2,
nominal, spot and to arrive.
'ttH.NMKAl- Stea.lv; tine white
yellow, Sl.rtil.tt; coatse, fU'ajii.tt;
dried, S2 v-n-i 76.
WIIKA'I -Receipts, 34.000 bu. Spot, steady
No. 2 red. KVr. f. o. b.. afloat; No 1 north
ern. inuuth
hard winter,
log a lower
srd
kiln
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Notkb'a fhrinke in Volume of retlinei
is Berarde.1 wiih Ttiot.
Hunk of Prance Advances Rate of
Discount to Three and One-Half
Per Cent losing Tone Is
Rather Instead?.
"m.e. f. o. b.. afloat; No. I
h.'.c, f. o. b.. nfloat. Follow-
start. due to easy cables snd
new
notable
tngs In
on the
financial
YORK, March 21. There was a
shrinkage In the volume of deal
stocks today, which was regarded
whole with satisfaction t' ins
community. The expansion of
dealings lately has been so clearly an added
bearish cror news, wheat rallied wtlh corn. 1 dealing
A second reaction. Influenced bv r.Hlixlng, ! burden to the market, as the Increase
fair receipts and a light export trade, was In business was almost wholly on the sell
succeeded bv strength nwir the close on
light Argentine estimates and bull news
from Kansas, last prices showing Vtf'.C
net advance. Mav. M &-161jM 5-16c. closed
at Mr; July. "kl:jMV. closed at MVc;
Septemlier, 3VijH4Sc. closed at 4C.
t KN Receipts. 181,3511 bu.: exports, Z4Z.-
i'u. p .11, iiareiy sieauy: .o. pn.
y Articles. Open.l Hlgh. Low. 1 Ciuse.lYes'y.
Whevit . I I
Msy... !HA A
July... 70 Bj 7oU
Corn (
May... 414Ttl 42 B
July... 41H 1',A
Bept... 41B lU
Oats I
May... 4mni 41HB
July... 87H 37B
1
Ma x'4A1 fiPSA
70 Bl 70-SBl !V.A
I I
424B' 41,B 41B
41.ll 41vl 4i',A
41HAj 41S.UI 41A
41V.BI 41B 41'4B
3T'.A 37HAI 37Mt
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
HjrjVTNo. I hsrd. No. 11 hard,
, cT'r7,ei No. 4 bard, b&aAc; No. S spring,
nyPci.
CfiRN-Nn. 3. No. 4, nr.V4ii.THc: No.
t yellow, frW'tti'; No. 3 white, Hft40c.
C.AT8-N0. 3 mixed. 3tf!c; No. 3 white,
S9V-40c; No. 4 white, 3!Wn;i9He-
KIE No. 2. 6Mic; No. 8. 68c.
Carlot Itccrlp;.
Wlieat. Corn.
Chicago 6 2T.9
Kansas City 70 39
Minneapolis
nuaha
uluth 1 ...
ft, Loul 2 200
elevator, and blr, t. o. b., afloat; No. 2
white, rc: No. 2 yellow, 63e. f. o. b.. afloat. I
The option mat ket was without transac
tions, closing about unchanged. May closed
at f4e and July at He.
OA T8 Receipts. M.&O bu. Ppot. steady;
mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., 47Vc; natural white.
3o to 33 hs., 4mflc; clipped white, 86 to 40
lbs., fiofki'ic.
HAY cjulct; shipping, TojSoc.
HOI'S lull: state, common to choice,
l:M crop. lH'ulStc; !io crop, Hllc; Pacific
const. l0 crop, ll-yl4c; 1 crop, 84(12c.
HIIiKS yulet; tlalveston, 2i to 25 lbs..
2)c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas dry.
24 to 3n lbs., lc; Galveston, 2 to 26 lbs., 30c.
I.BATH Kit Steady; ncld. 27H'fi'2!tc.
l'IlVISIONS-H.ef, easv; family, 14 W)
'1D.(0; mess, tW.Si'ulO.no; beef hams, t24.('rf
21.60; pncki't. tll.oi'ull.50; cltv extra India
ini'ss. J3i.ij21.(iii. Cut meats, easv; pickled
bellies, tlo 5Tal2 .; pickled hams. tU.?"?
12.0ft. Iird, weak; western prime, tvS'r
8 'A nominal; refined, easier; continent,
$:; Houth America, fio.50; comround.
t 5i.724. pork, -aster; family. tl9 fi"r
1HF"; short clear, tl5.5o.tf 19.26; mess, tl7.Bi.r31
125.
TALLOW Steady: city (J2 per pkg),
6V'; country (pkgs. free), "Htfc.
HICl-Steudy ; fair to extra, 2Si?Hc;
Japan, nominal.
1'1'TTKK- Hrtn; street price, extra
creamery, :4nVi'n31c. Official prices; Cream
ery, common to extra, 22tfjvic; held, com
mon to extra, 2l!53oc: state dairy, common
to finest. 2100c; renovated, common to
extra. ir.j-JTic; western factory, common to
firsts. Wiiic; western Imitation creamery,
firsts, 2iVT,?7c.
Ktl'JS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 2'ir; good
to choice, 200; brown ami mixed ex
tra, lix.i.'lc. firsts to extra firsts. lK'xlilKVc;
western firsts, WyswUic: official price. lKVc:
seconds. 17ilNc.
("11 P'rin : sate full cream, col
ored, small. October best. 14il44.c: state.
White, yiXr.. ii,r: state irnod to m ime, liii
13V; winter made average best, 13Hc; large
Heptember fancy, lt'lic; state October best,
13'irl4i4c; state good to prime, 12018',C;
Inferiors, HValCc; slate, full cream, small
September fancy. 15c; state white. 14c.
n t 1. i ll Y Live, steady; western chick
ens, lii 12-: fowls. 17e: turkeys. 13c.
Pressed, steady; western rhlckens, 10c;
turkeys, loft 15c; fowls. lllBc.
Bullion Increased 1.15o.l40 CUd securities
IncmnseJ Hi. fj ..it), other deposits in
creased 3.4"1,il. Iublir depoeiits 1e
enesd 7K2.it Notes reserw decreased
U"J,i. (Jovoenment securities unchsnged.
The proportion of the bank s reserve U
liability this week Is 44 ter cent, as com
pared with 4fi.3 per ci nt last week.
ftt York Munrr Market.
vrw Y ORK. March Jl -MONET-On
call. 31V'ili rpr cent; ruling rate, 4; closing
bhl. C'j. offered at 4; time loans strong;
sixty and ninety days and six months, i
bid.
1RIMK MERCANTILE PArER-if4
pr cent.
STEKLINU EXCHANGE Firm with
act lal business In bankers' bills at $4 WJS
'ti4 . for demand and at It 7v4'.4 TV for
sixtv ilays bills, poste.1 rates. It .n4 Is" and
t4.Mi'-''i4 ; commercial bills. t4.41.
SILVER Bar, tic; Mexican dollars,
Blc.
BONPS Government, steady; rallrdad
heavy.
Closing quotation, on bonds wers
follows:
a
Oats
KM
10
'40
'?9
L experts
crop.
-Medt
1 V-,
CHICAGO GRAIM A JID PROVISIONS
Features nt the Trading: and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHTCAOO. March 21. Beports of damage
by "green bugs" and hot weather to the
fall sown wheat crop caused strength today
In the local wheat market, the final quota
tion! on the May delivery being up VifHe,
Corn was up o, oats were ic higher and
provisions were from Be to 15c lower.
The advance in wheat came after the May
option had established a new low record
mark for the season by selling at .44c.
The low market was reached within a few
minutes after the opening on selling, btsed
on extremely bearish reports from several
experts regarding tne conumon or wii-
A. moaerare neciinc m i.iv.jn....
the opening decline. A sharp ad-
ln corn and oats, nowever. o.,.i
an aetlve demand for wheat and
i' ' e,1 In a fair rally. The feeling de-
s-fed Into decided strength late In the
iA.trv because or numerous reisirm nwn m
talltna. of damaae bv the "sreen
misr' ana unseasonanie n. weim-i. pi".n
the nrinntnal buyers during the last
hour. The market closed strong. May
nmnail UftMa to .U'O loWCr St
7iij'7fe, sold oft to 74Hc, and then ad
vanced to 75V c Pinal quotations were at
TbHc. Clearances of wheat and flour were
ninl to 1S3 W0 bu. mmary receipts were
Ell.onO bu.. as against 8R7.0O0 for the corre
sponding day last year. Minneapolis, Pu
1..i and Chlcaao reported receipts of 371
cars, as against 504 last week and 263 one
year ago,
nrlces for com at Liverpool caused
an easier feeling In the corn market at the
nnenlnir. but this was soon dispelled by
.tTv Hnrninil bv commission houses
The buying was based upon the small stock
nf,iru) com In Chicago and throughout
the state. The market closed strong. Mav
corn opened a shade lower at 4ti"4c, sold
between 4PAr!41o and 47c, and closed at
46H ff-aAa. Local receipts were 254 cars
with nne nf contract Brads.
Isa. rwts were firm all dav on buying by cssn
I '"Nousea. A report from Kansas that the
I um
Sereage gown this year will be small be-
ise or tne ntn price 01 seeu was me
,ef bullish Influence. May oats openen
unchanged to Uc lower at 41U4174c, ad
vanoed to 42H2Hc and closed at 42Sc
Yteal recetnts were B4 cars.
Provisions were weak because of a still
further decline In the price of live hops
which sold lOrtMRc below yesterday. Com
mission houses and local packers sold
freely, while buying was sc-tttered. At
the close May pork was down 5c at f 15 2H
lard was off 15c at t-TH and rlhs were
fcioTU.c lower at M 87V4.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
jM care; corn, 4J5 cars; oats. J33 cars; hogs
I II imn head.
The leading- futures ranged as follows:
St. I.oals lirnrral Market.
ST. LOriS. March 21. WHEAT Higher :
rash, lower; track, Ts'c. i red cash, 77'u
77'c; No. i hurd, 72 75c; May, 76Hc; July,
iiVU777t,c.
CORN rirm : track. No. 2 cash. 4tVa46sc;
No. 2 white, 47c; May, 44 Vtt44rc , July, 46c.
OATS -Firm: track. No. 2 cash. 42V.C:
No. 2 white. 4.THtt44c: May. 41c: July. 36V.U
86'ic
F1X)L"R Steady: red winter patents. 83.60
ii"if; extra fancy and straight, t3.2uy3.0;
clear. t2.tiVu'2.S6.
SEEl Timothy steady at t3.75g4.15.
CORNMEAI Steady at 82.40.
BRAN Steady ; sacked, east track, tl 00.
HAY-Uwer; timothy. 813.4118.50: prairie.
tst.tnifn 12.00.
J RON COTTON TIES 11.10.
BAOOTNtJ 10c.
HEMP TWINE inc.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: lobbing.
tl3?v,. Lard, lower; prime steam, 88 46.
lry salt meats, lower: boxed, extra short.
t'J.26; clear ribs, tit.371; short clear, t.ti24.
iiacon, lower; boxed, extra short. 110.1-S1:
Clear ribs, 810.25; short clears, tlO.50.
PoL'LTK Y Steadv: chickens, lie: snrinirs.
13Hc: turkeys, 12c; ducks. 13c; geese, 80.
i'i 1 iin-uici, vionijicij, Amun. ut&u J,
thMc.
JiUUl!-j.Trm at 14UC.
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 7.i0
Wheat bu 28,000
Corn, bu 2u,000
Oats, bu 8.000
Ing side, that the reduction in volume is
welcomed. There was little or none of the
urgent selling pressure today which has
developed at one time or another during
a session for many days past.
The early market made some disquieting
dips and there was more or less feverish
feeling perceptible In the movement nf
prices, but this was on a diminishing scale,
and the tendency was towards a distinctly
quieter market. The situation seemed to
be that effective support was forthcoming
at last for another hostile attack on prices
The market was enabled to advance slowly
as a consequence. The demand was not
large, however, and the gradual harden
ing tendency after the opening weakness
was Interrupted by many halts and back
sets and Intervening periods bordering on
stagnation. The terrors of the bears have
been dissipated to some extent by the fail
ure of confirmation of any of the many
alarming rumors of failures and embar
rassments which were kept In constant
circulation yesterday and the day before.
There was a noticeable resumption today
or tne buying In odd lots, which was sup
posed to represent the presence In the
market of the small Investors, attracted
by the rate of Investment return on stocks
offered at the resisting prices. Operations
of a larger class on margin were almost
entirely In the hands of the professional
class, and their many shifts of position
accounted for the constant backing and
filling of the market.
The Incident of the day to which most
Importance was attached was the advance
In the official discount rate of the Bank of
France from 3 to 3K per cent, carrying
the private discount rate up with it to 3
per cent. It was generally assumed that
this movement was directed against the
London market's pressure on Parts. The
recent high ruling Vate of sterling ex
change at Purls was attributed at first to
remittances from Paris to take part In
the Japanese loan conversion nt Ixindon.
Some opinions also attributed the result to
a process of remittances from Paris
prompted by the "desire of French capital
to escape the proposed Income tax. U was
reported that the Bank of France was act
ing In conjunction with the government in
refusing to part with gold for export In
order to oppose the movement of French
capital away from the country. The ac
tion of the French bank, however, broadly
considered, Is accepted as confirmation of
ine woria-wide tightness or money mar
ket!. Today's Bank of England returns
showed an expansion of fl4.7GO.OfK) In out
standing credits, which was the decisive
ractor In the decline In the condition of
the hank, the reserve and bullion Items be
ing little changed. The period of tax col
lections In London Is now passed and It Is
considered possible the Bank of England
will control the money market as abso
lutely as heretofore. With the Anrll set
tlements out of the way. It is doubtful
whether the tacit agreement which New
York bankers are assumed to be under to
take gold from the London market will
oe longer observed. Official announce
ment by the Erie railroad today of the
postponement of sweeping plans for .new
outlay marked another staire in the re
trenchment policy of the railroads In order
to relieve tne undue pressure of the Insuf
ficient supplies of capital available. Some
stocks ended the day at the best prices,
but the closing tone was rather unsteady.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
t1.6f8.ono. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sale. High.
1H
1UW
. .1u 4
. lOMi.
..mi1
. .no
,.130
.. 75
. 10
f. H. r-f Is.
An coupon
I. S. re
An coupon
V 8. mj 4a, rt
di coupon
L. 9. nw 4s, ri
ao coupon
Am. Ttrro 4s . .
Atrhlron xan. 4i...
do
Atlantic r U 4a..
Hal. A Ohio 4a
do Sa
llrk. H T c. 4a .
Onlril of (la (
do 1st Inc
do Id Inc
do Id Inc
Chea. A Ohio 4V, ...
Oilraio A A. 9a....
C. B. A U. n. 4i ...
C. R. I A P. 4a....
no col. 5
rcc. 4 1. l 1 a
Colo. Ind. fa. sar. A.
Colorado Mid. 4s
Colo. A So. 4a
t uha n
P. A R. O. 4a
!ltlllr' Sec. 6a...
Erie p I. 4n
do sen. 4a
llucklna Val. 4
L. A N. unl. 4a
Japan As. M aeries.... ai4
Mo 4a ctfa "
do 4S rtfn M04
do Id awrlcd M
Man. c 1 4i 90H
M. Central 4a M4
do lt Inr J'. 14
Minn. A St. I.. 4a .
M , K. A T. 4a M
do ta "ft
N R R of M e. 4a. M
444 "! T C. . 4a H4
.1VN J. C. t le
. tuV.No. Pacific 4a I4
. do la T04
.107, N. A W. e. 4a 17
. MvO s I, rfds 4a f
. 76 Penn conr. IHa t"4
. M Keadlns tn 4a
.l'.'l, Rt. L. A 1. M . 6a ll'4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET k
Cattle f
All Kind. Very
Lcwer.
Slow ind
H06S GO DOWN HILL VERY RAPIDLY
Large Receipts of Sheep and Iambs
at All Market Point This Week
tanse sharp Break
In Prices.
BOtTH OMAHA. March a. lW
Higs. Sheep.
4.i tt.TM
Shipments
71.000
115.(00
81,000
Kansas City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. March M. WHEAT
May. 6.cnc;' July, 71c; September, 717c
Cash: No. 2 hard, 7o&73c; No. 3. 6"i'iZc
No. 1 red, 7y.f(t75c; No. 3, 6SJi73c.
CORN May, 41; July. 4Pc; Septem
ber, 42'tc Lash: No. i mixed, 41VU42C;
No. S, 41c; No. 2 white. 43c; No. 8, 4:"r4di4Jc.
OATH No. 2 white. 42y12sc; No. 2 mixed,
4oVe kc.
HAY' Steady. Choice timothy, H4.6ff
15.f; choice pruirle. IlLJOAJliOO.
KYB Steady, bS'utmc.
Bi'TTE'H l leunurv. c; packing, 20c.
EGGS Higher; firsts, 15Hc.
Becu lpts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 73.i0 ti.(")
Corn, bu '.) 3;i.iX)
Oats, bu 7.UJ0 14.0U)
Japan
Bid. Offered.
10 iPt. L. A s. r. It 4a. 7hh
1 "St. L. S. w. t. 4a.. T4
70S S-Rboard A. U 4a.... T
4sn. Paclne 4a m
r I do pfd s
!4 Rn Rallwaf la 1"S
M "Tnn A P. la llt
T . St K A W. 4s US
M fnlon Pacific 4s loe,
M It'. Steal Id 6a tw
s4 Wihauli Is Ill
IM14 do deb. H an
3 WOatam Md. 4a T7
1MH W. A L. E. 4a. 6
tu,.WIi. Central 4s ?
SV
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, March 21 Call loans,
rent; time loans, 4V( j 7 per cent.
prices on stocks and bonds were:
H
Atrhlsnn adj. 4a.
do 4
Wcx central 4a..
Atchlton
do pfd
hoaton A Albanr
tKton A Maine,
nnntnn Klevatad
ritihburn pfd
Mexican ('antral .
N Y., N H. A
Vnlon Pacific ....
Am. Pneu. Tub..
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Fit I son Else. 1 1 1 u .
Maoa. Rlectrlc ...
do pfd
Man. Oaa
Vnlted Fruit
t'nlted g. St....
do pfd
f 8. Steel
4o pfd
Adventure
Allouei ,
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
bid. "Asked.
1 ;CI A Heels
. nuirentennlal
. gl4 Copper ttanga .. ,.
. tlTt Pair Weat
. fi Krankltn
.Ml Oranhr
.166 yJr Rorsla
.146 Mam. Mining ....
.1.10 ,MlrMfln
. 2.",,MohwM
.11 Mont. C. A C
.137i4llld Dominion ....
.. 71''tcenla
. Pirrnt
. .1M 'Qlllncy
..ll4 Shannon
.. IS iTamaracx
.. B7 ;Trlnltr
. 56.1 It'nlted Topper ...
.. 16 T. 8. Mining
.. !4 V. 8. Oil
.. 6I04 ftah ,
. .1"74 V ictoria
.. f winoca
.. J7UjWolrerlne
., 3T4 North Hutta ....
..PMM4 Itutte Coalltlntl
... 4 i Nevada
.. 6 ;CI. A Arliona..
.. S'Arlvnna Com. ...
.. ltt Oraeo Con
per
Official
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34
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MH
1'
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176
o 4
141
ISVj
110
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10
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... 14
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London Closlna Stocks.
lXNPON, March 21. Closing quotations
on the London Stock exchange:
JfrYt Open.l Hlgb.l Low. Close ,'Yes y.
vTbeat I I I I I
May t74Sm K 74S' 74S TSHfi't;
July TBS1"' 7VT7V'JI V'
ftept. 77V0'Wl 7S"I 77', I TfVfc I 77H
Corn I I I
Msy 4M4l 47 l4CV,f',' 46!'nv.l 464
July 4f.-ki.t71 ""i! 45S1 445V4I 4f.i
Bept. 46Vi'(ll & t1,! 4HI 4fiH.
May 41ifflV4?V?m! 41,' 4?',' 1T,
July 30VS'S7!37S''tHI "
Bept 82l 824 SL'I S2
Pork I
May 15 no 15 ffi 1 W 15 (t?m 15 sH
July 15 70 15 75 18 66 16 75 I 15 TTVj
Jfi 71) 8 T7HI 8 8 IT7W! 8 R?H
Julr 8 s7Vt 8 75 I 8 T7'V 8 9?
Bept. I 87! 8 96 I 8 SB I 8 88 I 9 c:1,
Kibe I I
May 8 5ft 8 HTM' 8 47H' 8 57M,! 8
July 8 ff 8 72Vj 8 to 8 70 I 8 75
6etl. I 70 8 78 I 8 67S! 8 75 I 8 S24
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The ranire of prices, as re
ported by I.ogan A Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, was:
Wheat Open-
May tD-H
July 70
Corn
Muy 40
July 414
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 21. WHEAT
May, 77c; July. 79'(i';lvc; September, 7S
ft'Sc; No. 1 hard, b'H(i)M'ic; No. 1 north
ern, TSMrTSSc; No 2 northern, Ti'itn'njc;
No. S northern, 74(iiTGc.
FI.OL'R First putents, $4.15(54.25; second
patents, M.iMb'l-lu; first clears, J3.20iJia.u0;
second clears, I'J Wtjl .50.
BKAN In bulk. H7.5CKtfl7.70.
Milwaukee Oral a Market.
MII-WACKEE. Wis.. March 21 WHEAT
lwer; No. l northern, 811j.2c; No. )
northern. 79ftHlc; May, 75Vfr75i1o bid.
BYE Higher; No. 1. fiHa"-
BARl.rTV Higher; No. 2. 71V4672C; sam
ple, btVj!71e.
CiiKN-Flrm: No. leash, Gi!2c; May,
tOS'iHtiaO bid.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Mnrch 21. CORN-Hlgher; No.
$ yellow and No. 8, C,c; No. 4, 41c; no
grade. XVn ;im ,c.
OATS-lligher; No. t white, 42V4QCc; No.
S. 41W(l42Sc; No. 4. 4''(tlC.
BYE Firm; No. 1. 87yiSc,
No. .
Cash qtiotatlons were ss follows-
PTjOI'B Steady: winter ratents. MJOff
1.40; winter straights. TmH' 15; sprlnr nit
ents. tJ.VM50: spring straights, 13 0vtr3 30;
tiassrs. 3 0VfriS0.
TTHEAT-Nn. I sprlns- anf4e: No. 8
spring. TS.ftH'1; N". t red. 72'ir:4c.
"HYRN No. 1 44V146c; No. 2 yellow. 45i'ff
OATS No. I. 41Ho; No. white, 43c; No.
I white, 414.
RYE No. f, ff.Hc-.
BARL.ET Fair to choice malting. m
t?KET8 No. 1 flax. 81.11: No. 1 north
western. 81.25- Timnti
eontrart arade. $14 75
PR)N'I8IONB-Short ribs sides flonaei,
fit Mess pork. Per hbl., $J5.75'ijlo so.
Ijircj per 1 lbs.. $5.J0. Short clear shies
bof:i. $S 87Vifi1 3.
following were the receipts and ship
tenta of flour and raln:
Receipts. Shipments
rinnr. bble ?
Uheat, bu 1"
Corn? i-u -
Oat. hu ? 1
Hve, bu 9 0uft T om
liariey. bu l.l !1 3"i
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steaay; creameries, tnw
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21. BOOS
Market firm; good demand; western fresh,
loc nt mark.
CHEESE Market firm; good demand;
New Y' irk full creams, fancy, 14Vtrti'14c;
New York choice. 14Kc
Dnlnth (iraln Market.
DCLT'TH. Minn.. March 21. WHEAT
On truck: No. 1 northern, 79c; No. 2 north
ern, 77c; May. 79c; July, Sue; September,
73c;
OATS On track. 39V; March, 8914c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, March 21-COTTON-8pot
closed steHdy. 10 points higher; middling
uplands. 11. lik-; middling gulf, 11.36c; sales,
l.vin Ixtles.
Ttmothv crime tl K ri 1 sr. i..i i'. mitrcii .1 i 1 1 i.-x nieaav;
Timothy, prime. SI 45 Clover. mM,ulri... ,o-,c; 9tif9 & b.iles; receipts. fA
sniptnenis, 30 uaies
bale; shipments, 26 bales: stock 3,2t&
Iml
LIVERltiOU March 21 COTTON Spot,
good business done; prices 8 points higher;
American middling, fair. .KM: good middling-,
6.3vl; middling, 5 9bd; low middling.
6'id; good ordinary, 6.xl; ordinary, 4 7od.
The sales of the day were V.cm bales, of
which l. were for specuiaticn and eiport.
and Included 9 American. Receipts,
11 1 bales. Including 4 American.
NEW ORLEANS, March 21 COTTON
Pisit closed firm: sales 2.4K) bales; low or
dinary. ic nominal; ordinary 7Vc nominal;
good ordinary. Ks-lilc; low m'dlllng. 11-loc;
I middling. 10 13-KV; good middling. 11 ll-16c
Adama Eipreas
Amalgamated Coppar
Am. C. A F
Am. C. A F. pfd
Am. Toll on oil
Am. Cotlas Oil pfd .i-.
American Bxpresa ....
Am. H AL. pld
American Ira
Am. Linaeed Oil
Am. LlnaMd Oil pfd..
Am. Uocomotlva
Am. Locomotive pfd...
Am. B. A R
Am. 8. A R. prd
Am. Sugar Refining. ..
Am. Tot.acco pfd rtf..
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison ,
Atchlnon pfd
Atlantic Coast Una.,
natlimore A Ohio....
tl.l A Ohio pfd
Ilrooklvn Rapid TV...
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Cneaapeake A Ohio...
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C . M. A St. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd.
C, C. 0. & St. L...
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A Ao. let pfd..
Colo. A So !d pfd...
Consolidated Oaa ....
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd...
Delaware A lludaun.
Il., L. A W
Denver A R. O
1. A H. 0 pfd
Plutlllera' Sec u HI lea
Krle
Krte let ptd
Krle td pfd
tieneral Electric
Illlnola Central
International Paper ..
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Purup pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central prd
Kanaaa Cltv 80
K. C. Bo. ptd
Lnulevllla A N
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. L
M , 81. P. A 8. 8. 1
M . 81. P. A S. 8. a
Mllanurl Pacific
M . K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd ,
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. pfd
N. T. Outral
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. ptd
North American
Pacific Mall
Penneylvanls
People's tiae
P., C. C A St. L
Preeeed Stael Car
Praaaed 8 C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading let r'4
Reading id pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Bteel pfd
Rork Inland Co.
Rock Ieland Co. pfd
St. U A 8 F. Id pfd....
Bt. U W
St. U I. W. pfd.
Southern Paclflo
So. Pacific pfd
0. Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tcnneaaee C. A 1
Teiae Pacific
T, St. L. w
T . St. L. A W
1'nloo Paclflo
t'nlon Pacific pfd
V. 8 tipoaa
V 8. Realty
V, 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber pfd
f 8 Steal
f. 8 Steel pfl
Va-Caro. Chemical
Va.-Tara. Chcm. P'o
Wabaeh
Watswh pfd
Wella-Fargo Fipreaa
Weatlnghouee Kipreaa ....
Western I'niotl
Wheeling A L.
Wlaconeln Central
Wle Central P'
Northern Pacific
c.tral leather
I Central leather P'd
Bloaa-Sheffleld Wl
tlreat Northern pfd
Int. Metropolitan
Int. Met. pld
Total aalea for tha ar
tl.SOO
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do account
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Paclne
Chee. A Ohio...,
Chicago Ot. W.
C. M. A St. r.
DeBeera
Denver A R. Q.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Illlnola Central
Louisville A N
M . K. A T ...
K 7-1'
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....140
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N. Y. Central
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
Rand Mlnea
Reading
Southern Railway
do pfd
Southern Paclflo .,
Vnlon Paclne
do pfd
U. 8. Steal
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4a
Grand Trunk
..muj
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..10JS
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SIIA'FR Har. steady, 30 13-16d per ounce.
MONEY 354 nen- cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is ofifiV, per cent; for three
months bills, 6416 1-16 per cent.
Boston Copper Market
These nuotatlont are furnished b;
Brvan. members New York an.
Stock exchanges, 2 Board of Trade
hy Logan
a Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Atlantic
Bingham
Black Mountain
Boston Consolidated.
Butte Coalition
Calumet A Arliona..
Calumet A Hecla...
Centennial
Copper Range
Dally West
Fast Bulto
Franklin
Greene Copper
Cranny ,
Helvetia
Isle Royal
Junction
L. 8. A Pittsburg..
Maseachuaetta
Michigan
4V1 Mohawk (3
f Nevada Consolidated. IS
1 North Butte
. 11 Old Dominion
. H Osceola
, 24 Pneu. Bervlca
. so Pneu. Service.
.1S Qulncy
.880 Shannon
. W Tamarack ...
. fUHTrlnity
. 14v4l'nltad Fruit
. ltVil-nlted States.
. 21 United Slates.
. 24,l th Consolidated
.131 Victoria
. Winona
. (3, Wolverine
Cananea
. 21S Mplsslng
ViOreene Cananes ..
. lfVjNevaJs-l'tah
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pfd.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, March 71. In the money mar
.... . . . . . . .1 1 1
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100 774, T7V,
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exceeded the de
mand. Discounts were nrm. On the Stock
exchange the volume of business was not
large, but the tone was cheerful, especially
In the foreign section, where Paris oper
ated confidently. Consols further strength
ened. while home rails received more at
tentlon from Investors. The bank return
did not affect the market, but the rise In
the French bank rates caused a slight re
action from the best quotations of the day
4V. I Americans were quieter. Prices advanced
4V4 I to over parity during the forenoon. L'nlon
I461i pacific again monopolizing attention. The
'... buvlng was principally from New York
I sources, local operators doing little. Letter
tha announcement that the Hank of
France had raised Its rate of discount
weakened the market, but New York sup
ported It later, and prices recovered and
closed steady. Grand Trunk hardened on
purchases. Japanese imperial sixes of 1904
closed at 1WV
ST. PirTERSBTRO, March 21. Prices on
the Bourse here today were strong, as the
result of the Impreselon produced on the
other European bourses by the manner In
which Premier Stolypln'g declaration of
policy was received by the Parliament
March 1.
BERLIN. March ?!. On the Bourne today
business was restrlced.
PARIS, March 23. Prices on the Bourse
today were Arm, but reacted upon the
raising of the discount rate of the Bank
of France and the private rate of discount.
Russian Imperial fours closed at 7125 ana
Russian bonds of 19C4 at 490.00.
7744
28 V,
7
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M.471 I
y,.w9 51.2..9
Receipts were: Cattle.
Otlicl.il Monday .2i3
(ftlrlnl Tuesday 6.2!
OtTlclnl Wednesday 4.W)
Ofliclal Thursday 5.0
Four duys this week.. .21.242
Same days last week 23.24.4
Same days 2 weeks ago..l".8ll
Same days 3 weeks ago. .1S.OT7
The fotlnwlne- table rhows the receipts ot
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1907. I1. inf- 1JW5
attle a.2.C2 222.74.1 39.K79
Hogs 678.173 nHo.4f.il S.279
Sheep 4J0,li36 8ie,lSi2 37,803
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Oood to choice corn-fed steers $3.o4f6..0
ralr to good cornfed steers g.ts.un.a
ommon to fair steers tOu 00
ooi to choice fed cows t.N4i W
Oood to choice fed cows 18fcii4.sU
Pair to good cows and heifers 3.2j'3.j6
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 2.00SS23
t'ood to rhi lce stockers A feeders.. 4"n'
Fair to a-ond atoeliera and feeders.. 8 S'"S 4 SO
Common to fair stockers 3 Wl
nulls, stags, eto I7 fl
Veal calves 4W M
The rollnwtne- toht m th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
iw
I 4
ST '8
1? 2J
Il
10 J' 'J
t ft
V tl
C7 2n
fo. r
84 Ill
72 14 V
S tt
4; :i
.'. 134
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78 1.3
It Ill
S3 47
1 ft
t ft
13 747
M !"
M 4t
71 U3
3 148
7 HO
1 211
70 2l
4 "8
73 !1
B2 !
7 4
l ?:'
3 138
5 141
84 l7
71 1-1
134 t;.7
o 271
65 547
33 f8
75 235
43 110
84 110
8 ftt
14 M0
71 14
7 134
80 130
Si 117
T 2f4
73 27
7 J&0
SHKKP-Hecelpts
this morning, but
Date. 1907. 1906.le.lH.190.llO2.lOl.
March IS.
March 14.
March 16.
March 18.
March 17.
March 18.
March 19
March 20.
March 21.
Sunday.
6 3
t 62
6 tV.
6 4SV,
a
47H
S 4N
6 24V,
121
11
e Mi
6 07
11
4 )!
4 81
4 91
4 94
4 1W
6 01
6 10
6 171 5 OS
6 1 6 13, 4 92
5 161
6 26
6 IS
6 04
6 04
4 W
7 241
7 28
7
6 001
6 13
6 12
6 16
7 10 6 17
7 061 6 22,
7 191
7 8SI 6 27
7 3S 6 151 S 21
6 16
I 26
b 21
4 20
5 29
6 27
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha 13. 6f&t). 50 6.1ii6.S0
Chicago I.tv'(j6.70 B.8tVu.72Vi
Kansas City Z.7t'yi 6 .wtiv '
St. Louis 2.6f.iif6.75 6 lty6.f
Sioux City S U'iiS.:) .lt(itr.3J
The ofliclal number of cars or stoca
8
2
5
87 14 S
13
67 S
9
4 1
28 6 1
17
4 8..
4
8
191 80 4
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Blieep. ii r e.
C. M. A St. P 2
Wabash 1
Missouri Paclflo 1
I". P. System 49
C. A N. W., east 8
C. A N. V wesct.... 4S
C, St. P., M. A O.... 39
B. A U., east 6
C, B. A 4J., west 62
C, R. I. A P., east ... 6
K. I. & P., west.. Z
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ot. Western ..
Total receipts ....220
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co l.tWi
Armour A Co
Vansant A Co
Carey A Benton
McCreary A Carey
VV. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. Iewls
Huston A Co
Hamilton A Rothschild.
F. F. Husx
J. H. Bulla
Sam Werthelmer
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Root A Co
8. A S
T. R. Inghram
Bulllvan Bros
V. A. Brltton
l'nlon Dressed Beef Co.
Other buyers
Totals
CATTIjE There was anotner llneral cat
tie run this morning, but unfortunately
trains were very late, less than haJX the
receipts being In sight when It wa.8t.ime
for the market to open. The remainder of
the receipts came straggling In during the
whole day. As a result of the nonarrlval
of stock trains buyers were very alow about
getting out Into the yards. At the same
time reports from other selling points were
discouraging, so that the general feeling
right at the start was weak and lower.
Among the receipts of cattle today was
quite a showing of pretty decent beef steers,
but even that tact was not sufficient to put
any life Into the trade. The market at the
oienlng was a dead one, and there was
very little life at any time during the day.
The market as a whole might be described
us slow and lUU15c lower.
Cows and heifers were in the same condi
tion as were beef steers. Buyers asserted
right at the outset that they must take
their purchases at lower figures today. As
the offerings were quite liberal they suc
ceeded to a great extent In having things
their own way, the market being slow and
lot) 15c lower.
There was no great change In the mar
ket for stockers and feeders. The country
demand this week, especially for heavy
feeders, has been none too good and specu
lators In consequence were not very hungry I
for fresh supplies, no that the general mar
ket was slow and dull.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
. 618 2,4o7 7V3
.1,172 8.144 770
.l.miB 4.652 l.tWS
. 431 8.9U7 904
. 42
. 22
. 2
. 13
. 50
. 11
. 26 ....
. 37
. 61
. 11
. m
. 71
. 4
. 5
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.. 48
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not very heavy
were late, only
were
trains
about half the number of cars reported be
Ing In sight when It was time for the mar
ket to open. The remainder of the re
celrts came strangling In later on.
I no market was In verv unsatisfactory
condition as viewed from a sellers stand
point. Ijirge receipts at nil market points
thus week, at a time, when the demand has
been lighter than usual, has given market
a downward tendency. As usiml, when
prices be v: In breaking, sellers Instead of
shutting off receipts have rushed them In
all the faster, with the result that the
country is full of mutton, which Is going
Into consumption slowly. More than that.
the demand Is likely to continue very light
until after March 31. which Is i.aster Bun
day.
This market. In common wltn otners, nns
feit the eftrts of reduced demand for mut
ton and Increased receipts, with the result
that prlc have had a lower tendency
This morning It was apparent right from
the first that buyers were pretty well filled
up with both sheep and lambs and that
they were not at all hungry for ireati sup
plies. The fact that the quality of the re
ceipts waa also on the common order made
the trado even duller than It would other
wise have been. The result was that
was well along toward midday before very
much trudliuc had been done. When the
sheep did sell It was generally on the basis
or nc lowvr prices, or itxu'Jbc ioww umn
Monday.
Ouotat ons on killers: uooa to choice
lambs. I7.5ixir7.75; fair to good lambs, $7 oo
G7.60: good to choice yearlings. Iamb
weights, 6.3!i6.ri0; fair to good yearlings,
heavyweights. Stj.0(ii6.3O; fair to good year
lings, heavyweights. 85.fc5'(i6.0O; good to
choice old wethers, Stt.0ii 15; fair to good
old wethers, Sa.7.(ij6.CiO; good to choice ewes,
S6.4tvu6.80; fair to good ewes, So.Wftfu.40.
Representative kales:
No.
243 Mexican ewes
STvj western wethers ....
lltto western lambs
13" western shorn lambs
517 western lambs
12 western lambs
Av.
. K3
. 121
. 82
. 73
. 70
. 71
Pr.
6 00
6 00
7 35
6 35
7 40
7 60
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
at S.Seiw.pnr; July. 5 ,oc; Neptemoer. i ,ia
4r, October. 6.K.H-; February. e.Mvj...
Spot coffee, quiet, Hlo. No. iV; .No. 4.
c; mild con ee, quiet; i uranvn, !ti 1-MrC.
0314.H4. t 114)1. K.SAI.K M4RKF.T.
Condition of Trade and Qnotatloas on
Staple and Kane I'roduce.
f.tu.-Per d ., loc,
1.1 K I't'l'LiKV- lions. 10c; old roost
ers. 6c; turkejs. l.'c, ducts, iuc; yuung
ro'.stets, ruiie; sieese. ts.- . ,
1U 11 iat-1'aiking slink, ic; c no ice 10
f.itu daily. i.ti;4c; cteaiiiory, ..njA'C.
HAT t. holce upland. 110.V3'; ineuiuiu. ..
No. 1 bottom, ..i.. off grades, i 3iin jU
Rye st i aw, $..;o. No. 1 aitalla, Sll is).
HHAN per ton.
FRtirS.
STRAW BKRU1KS t holce Texas. 24 quart
casi s, lo.i'Mt; .v. 24 Pint cases, 2 o.
t'HAN HKKH1 KS l'er bbl., ih.Wtf8.iw: in
bushel Im.i. 12.26.
APP1, KM Fancy C.reenmgs, per pro..
$J.;:; Iowa and M.sscurl Ben lavls, S3.13-1
J,'.; Wlui sups. S-3t x-r Iku.
COCOANL IS - Per suck cf 1'3 lbs.. H.50.
TKolTCAL Hi'. 1 IS.
FH5S -Calitornia. bulk. 5Vo; e'-crown
Turkish, 14c; t-crown Turkish. Uc; 8-iron
Turkish, V.
LK.MONSLlmonlera, ana siss.
S4.25: other brands, noc less.
BANANAS her medium sued ouncn.
I2.u2.2f.; lumlios. S25"u3.W.
UllAPK FRPIT-Slies 54. 64 to 30. Sf.n".
I ATKS Kad.iwny, 5v,c; savers, 5c; hal
low is, 5c; new stuffed walnut dates. 1Mb.
box, JI Oft.
ORANUKS California navels, extra tancy.
176, 2"o, 216, 2;. sizes. V u; fancy, 12b. l.J
slees, S3.2.'u3.5u; choice, large Hues, per box.
,7;;u3.ts.i.
NEW VKQETABI.ES.
BEETS. TLRNIPS AND CAR::OT3-Pel
dor., 4fic.
TOMATOES Florida, 30-Ib. crate. S4 6.
LEAF LETT CCti Hot housv, per dos.
head's, 4,'k-.
Cl'CU.MHERS-Per doz., l.Mtuz.0i.
ItAlMSll i:s - Per dox. bunches, 354i60c.
1'AHSLtl'- Hothouse, per doe. bunches.
40c.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, ptt du.
$1.1A'1.26.
ULU vn:uii:iAi4L.ti-.
NAVT BEANS Per tu.. SL; No. 2,
SI 50.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 64C.
SWEET POTATOES -Illinois, per large
bbl., S4..rs; seed sweet potatoes. ter bbl..
Jl.Ni, April 1.
CABHAvirHolland seed, home grown.
2c per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., 2Ho.
POTATOES Itr DU., tjOCtlll.UU
ONIONS- lb one grown, per bu.
or yellow, t ulorado, per lb., 2c:
per crate. SI. 90.
KUTAiiAUAS ADOUt 1UU 1 OS.
SI. 60.
CUT HISir . HK L8.
Ribs: No. 1. 15c; .No. t c; 'Ao. 8. So.
Ixilns: No. 1, lKc; No. 2, 13c; No. 8, luo.
Cluck: No. 1. 6c; No. 2, 5o; No. 8, to.
Round: No. 1, 7Vtc, No. 1. 7c: No. 3, 6Wa
Plate; No. 1, 5Wc: No. 2. 4c; No. 8. 4c
M ISC ELLA N KIO I ' 8.
HONEY-Per M frames, 18.50.
SL'OAR tiranulateu cane, In sacks. Kill
granulated beet. In sacks, 15. U.
turrcn. icuasie, "mo. , inc per iu.
No. 80, 21o per lb.; No. &, 19c er lb.; No,
A), Ijc is;r lb.; No. 21, 13c por lb.
CHEE8B New full cream Wisconsin
twins, ire, new full cream brick, lo;
wheel swish cneese, inc; diock (Swiss,
17c; llmberger, lie: young Americas. lSc
CIDER New Vulk, half barrel. U75; bar
rel, Soft-
NLTo canrornia walnuts, iso. x, soft
shell, 13c; No. 1, soft shell, 16c; Brazils,
lovilhc; iiectins, i'a-zc; tinx-rts, I2v4jv; pea
nuts, raw, he; ruauted, tvj,c; California al
monds, hard shell, 17v,c; Turugoua, li74so
cucoituuts, S5.0U ier luo.
CANNED tiuupo-Corn, standard, wests
ern, iom c; Maine, 81.16. Tomatoes, 3-lb. can
S1.4i; standard 3-n. cans, 11.20. I'lr.eappleet,
gruted, 2-lb., standard, S2.2ta2.80; sliced,
S1.7.VU2 36; funcy Hawaiian, 2H-lb., 82.76: IV-
lb., 11.70. uauon aptues, tancy. utso-uais).
Cailfoinia apricots, 12 Oo. pears, $l.;5u2.&0.
Peaches, fancy, S1.7.'i2.40; L. C. peaches,
J2 lCc2.50. Al,i.ka salmon, red, SI. 16; fancy
Chinook, flat, 82.10; fancy sockeye, flat, Sl lto.
Sardines, quarter oil, 13.26: mree-quartei a
Cattle Steady. Bnt Dull Hogs Ten
Cents Lower.
CHICAGO, March 21. CATTLE Receipts,
at lit 7.000 head: market steady but nun
Common to prime steers, 84.0t4H 7.00: heifers,
82.tiasia.2B: rows. 13.26m6.00: bulls. S3. 2641 4. 60;
calves, S2.o0437.26; etockere and feeders, SJ.vs)
fu4 90.
HUOS-ReonlDts. about 27.000 head: nw
ket, 10c lower. Cholca heavy shippers.
S6.47A4fu6.50; light butchera, S6-47Vrg6.oO
choice light, Sb.50'116.56; packing, 86.Mi4j.46
niirs. 14 5Kfl6.5il; bulk of sales. lo.464irJ.4i U.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
14,000 hd; market weak. Sheep, !4.0nraj.4O
yearlings, S60ttf7.00; lambe, So.4mii4i.tW.
Kansas City Live Rtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 21. CATTLR
Receipts. 4.000 head. Including 600 southerns
market weak to 10c lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers. ln.wfa.B: fair
good, H.2rfl6.26; western fed steers, ItOiVo)
6.75: stockers and feeders, t4.00fu6.15; south
ern steers. S3 SVu6.00; southern cows, 13 OKftJ
3 90; native cows, S2 4Wu.50; native heifers,
13.65ra4.90: bulls. S3.261is).10: calves. S3.75(ii7.0i),
HOOS Receipts, 11.000 head; market 10c
lower; top, 86.30; bulk, of sales, S6.2Mi30;
heavy, Srt.27Vtl6.3f; packers, S6X4f.3o; pigs
and lights, 5.uo'a6.35.
SHEEP AND UMR8- Receipts. 6.500
head; market Hki lower; lambs, S7.15'(i7.60;
ewes and yearlings. 85.30fq.0o; western fed
yearlings, S0.1orc6.65; western fed sheep,
S5.iMj6.90; stackers and feeders, S3.50ub.(X).
75c ; red
Spanish,
to sack.
8t. bonis Live Stork Market.
ST. LOCIS, March 21.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,84.0 head, Including 1,6ii Texans;
market: natives steady; Texans, 10c higher;
native shipping and export steers, l'Sxij1
6.70; dressed beef and butcher steers, S.iStt;
6.40; steers under l.tmo lbs., 84 .Ot'ii'Vno; stock,
ers and feeders, S3 5tKt6.25; cow.a and heif
ers, S2.fxMi5.25: canners, S20wii2ⅈ bulls.
S2.6Vu4.60; calves. S3.5(y(tv7.50; Texas and
Indian steers, 82.666.60; cows and heifers,
S2 9"S-4.U0.
Hot IS Receipts, 7.500 head; market 10c
lower; pigs and lights. S6.10t1itl.65; packers.
S6.36tU4.66; butchers' and best heavy, 8o.4.Vf
9.tB.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, !00 head;
market strong; native muttons. 83.X1j4.fW:
lambs, H.WtJS.uO; culls and bucks, l'J.'3u4.0'.
mustard. 83.00. Sweet potatoes!, Sl.10tirl.26.
Sauerkraut, 9oc. Pumpkins. SOciill.OO.
Wax beans. 2-ln., tOjiMc. I.ltna beans,
2-lb., 75c4iSl 35. Spinach, SI 35. Soaked pe,
2-lb., 60c; extras, li.ituiyllo. l'aricy, .2o(si
1.K6.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRt'ITS-Pmnes
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades; quo
tations range from 8c to 13c for California
fruit and from 6Vo to 10c for Oregon. A p.
rlcots are firm and It Is reported that
offerings for prompt shipments are being
withdrawn; choice are quoted at ISc; ex
tra choice, 18VU9c; fancy, liK&aOe. peaches
are unchanged, with choice quoted at 114
12c: extra choice, 12M,13c; fancy, l''p
lSVic; extra fancy, 13ul6c. Ralslna are
firm; loose Muscatels are quoted at 8&9c;
seeded ralslna, 7Vi(jllo.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green saped.
No 1, He; No. 2, 10c; bull hides, 8c; green
hides. No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 8c: horse, tl.Sxitjl
8.76; sheep pelts, 50cyU.2S. Tallow, No. 1.
4Hc: No. 2. 3Hc. Wool, HQTSa.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 9c; pike,
dressed, 12c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught, 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon,
10c; catfish, 15c; herring, dressed, pan
froren, 6c; perch, scaled and dressed, 7o;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, c; crap
i.les. round, 6(tf9c; crapples, large, fancy,
15c; black bass, 25c; smelts, sweet and fine,
13c; eel, 16c; blue fish. 15c; red snapper,
12c: roe shad, per pair, S0'n40c: frog legs, 400 1
lobsters, green, per lb., 37c; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 40c; mackerel. Spanish, per lb., loo.;
mackerel, native, S5n per lb-
CURED FISH Famllv white fish, per
tuarter bhl., I'D lbs., SI. 00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, 835.00: No. 2, S28.00: herring, la
bbls., 2j0 lbs. each. Norway. 4k. 811.00
IS) 1744 M
11.700 11 10
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Bank of Pranee Statement.
PARIS. March 21. The wieekly statement
of the Bank of France shown the following
changes Notes In circulation decreased
54.150.ofO francs. Treasury deposits de
creased 6.250.nr) franca. General deposits
increased 2d 96O.000 francs. Gold In hand
decreased 8.32S.OO0 f rant a Silver tti hiuid
decreased 375.000 francs. Bills dlsffounted
decreased 41. 125.000 francs. Advances In
creased 8,875,000 franca
Treasnry Statement.
WASHINGTON. March Il.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8150.0u0.0O0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
20 1143 4 64 18 1204 4 84
11 117 3 4 36 11 1131 6 00
28 107 4 36 18 117S 6 06
32 Ill 4 6 11 1418 I It
11 4 (5 16 11)6 6 15
15 1034 4 46 7 12ii 6 15
1 1140 4 70 17 ISSn 6 2!
II 1110 4 85 18 12i 3 6 15
14 12U6 4 36 24 l'J5 J 2)
U 1141 4 rO It 1101 1 26
cow a
1 1031 00 16 Ml 86
14 H-42 I 60 11 1118 I 80
4 830 I 56 II 1017 t 80
10 1157 I to 7 1041 1 83
16 8C4 I 10 1241 4 00
21 fil I 75 1 1030 4 00
i 1104 I 71 17 ir84 4 00
4 'J I 80 18 1184 4 00
It 871 1 80 10 4 18
IS. 1174 I SO 11 1000 4 II
14 44 t en 1 1300 4 11
HEIFERS.
M 617 I 00 I. ...J 430 1 71
4 680 1 70 14 31 4 00
BULLS.
1 1570 I 40 S 666 4 40
1 810 I 70
CALVES.
1 110 1 00 1 no 26
1 100 00 1 100 4 18
1 120 00 1 170 64
1 loo in 1 140 60
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
t 740 I 10 1 8.0 4 36
t 70 I 76 4 8-70 4 40
7V0 1 30 is loco 4 to
10 128 4 00 1 1036 4 30
1 466 4 10 0 4 60
44 WO 4 IS 17 Ill 4 (0
t : 4 10 10 N (II
I It 8.t 4 m M 103 4 70
I 17 701 4 IS
"lmTuo 117" lxita 1874 I tM.870.167; gold coin and btillon. 8123,636,
dairies. 24i27c. Kggs. nrm; at msrk. cases I middling rnir, llll-le nominal; fair, IS 5-16c
Included. lc: ft rets, lSVic; prime firsts, 17o. I nominal. Receipts, S.697 bales; stvKk. 21, & J
Cheese, easy. lVirioc. I bum.
It
Toledo Seed Market.
asifyLKDO. March H.SEEI Clover, cash
Mamh. 4.t: apru. "-iw.
'aimi Ttmothv. r-' 1U Aisme, 8. ; ret).
uary. Halo
J and
hid: March. 810 31 tsJ; April.
HaM Ud; May. 810 tad.
Llverpaol Grain and Ptsvlsloss.
IJVERPOOl Mareh fl -WH EAT Spot
td w eat em winter, steady. 6s 2vd; No 1
aaltferaiw, 4ust. 4M Id, future, steady;
8i;8f and IMolasaes.
NEW YORK. March 21. SUGAR Raw.
firm; fair retlnlng. Sc: centrifugal. 96 tst.
IV: molasses sugar. 2e, Refilled, steady;
crushed, ..'. MJwdered, Imuc; granulatad,
4.7- ic.
NEW ORLEANS. March 21 SUGAR
Suoiig; open kettls, SvyJ 15-lac; centrifu
gal whites. 8 15-ltwi41c; centrifugal yel
low. SSr 8- 16c ; snconda 2V". T-16c.
MOLAboL tjulttt; sew ayrua, Mateo.
700
loo
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Hew York Mlalntx itoeks.
NrTvV YORK. March SI. Closing quota
tions on mining stocss were
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Bank of R mala ad ttatesseat.
LONDON. March 21 The weekly atale
nvent of the Rank of Eturiand shows the
followtiag changea: Total rexserve docrtsaaad
s.ioi,AJVk. CVnjulatlon tncroaod e814.uuu
432; gold certificates, 847,149.810.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. March 21. Rank clearings for
dav were 8l.No2.016.47 and for the corre
sponding date lest year SI. 599. 760. 24.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March 21. WOOI-Market Is
fairly active and firm. Leading domestic
quotations range as follows: Indiana and
Missouri combing. H blood, 83vc; comb
ing. blood S1V33C. Texas scoured basis;
fine 12 months. 73'u75e; fine to months,
6MJ70c: fine fall clean. 6t'6iiV. California,
scoured basis, northern choice. rT7'gSo:
northern good, 6tVTiT7c; middle county. 6yJ
66c; southerns, 62o3c. Fall free, 67gtWc.
Oregon scoured, basis, eastern No. 1. sta
pie 72o7Sc; eaatern No. 1 closing, tBtgOc;
valley No. 1, 6iMi2c. Territory, staple,
scoured basis, fine. 72fr7Sc: fine medium,
6l7oc: medium, 65d6c. Territory, ordinary,
scoured basis, fine. 6Xf70c: fine medium,
tVijec; medium, 62ifi4c. Colorado and New
Mexico spring scoured X, Ojj'Oc; No. 1,
6H'i6c.
ST. U)H, March 21-WOOL-MarVet
steady: mmllum (rradrs comMng and cloth
ing. J4io2Sc; light fine !si23c; heavy fine,
I6t1c: tub washed, SntWc.
I.ONDON. March 21 WOOL The offer
ings at the wool auction sales today
amounted to 14 S56 balea Merino greasles
were ooosvsloruuly dearer. Greasy rroes
brods were In good demand for America,
but home buyers secured all the fine par
cels offered. Coarse grades ruled Hd above
the opening. Cape of Good Hope snow
whites and super-greasles sold at extreme
rates The damaud (or inferior greasy
l WaS JtaM.
HOGS The market opened this morning
with buyers bidding a flat 16c lower than
yesterday's general market, or lOo lower
than yesterday s close. In other words,
they were offering So 25 for the general run
of hogs and some of them declared that
they would not pay a cent more for any
thing regardless how good It might be.
Sellers made a hard struggle to maintain
the market, but conditions were so much
against them that they were forced to cut
loose at packers' prices. When the selling
tiegan the hogs went with a rush and the
great bulk of all the hogs in sight changed
hands In a very few minutes. The first
sales were almost entirely at 86 25. very
little attention being raid to quality. A few
minutes later, when buyers had on enough
hogs so that they were no longer afraid
nf getting left, the trade slowed up and
86 22j became the popular price. A good
many of the late hogs sold at this latter
figure. It being almost Impossible to get
any more than that even for the best loads.
It will be noted from the sales below fnat
the bulk of all the hogs sold at S6.22Vy;r
6 26. whereas yesterday considerably over
half of all the hogs brought 86.40. The top
yesterday was 16.46 and today 86.80.
Today's decline carries the market to a
point that Is 26c lower than at the close
of last week, or Q45c lower than on
Thursday of last week. Packers have been
very bearish all winter, a fart that has
been commented upon a good many times
In these columna Up until recently re
ceipts have been so llfht that It was Im
possible for packers to hammer prices down
to any great extent, with the result that
hogs sold high all winter. During the last
few days the large Increase In receipts at
11 market points has given them an ad
vantage which they have made the most
of. with the result that they have suc
ceeded In breaking the market as noted.
No, At t)h. It No. A Hu. pr
el lit) M lit la 141 .. I H
New York I. lie Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 21. REEVES Re-
eolpts, 426 head: feeling dull and weak
except for fat bulls and fat tvnu. Dressed
beef in moderate d mand nt 71j9c per ismnd
for native sides; light Texan beef, leXoWi1
7.oo.
CALVES Receipts. 38 head; market 50c
higher. Oood to choice veals, SU.onjj 10.25;
dressed calves, higher; city dressed venls,
SmjHVfco per pound; country dressed, 9'ullio.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 1.119
rukul; shru'p almost nominal; feeling
steady. Iamrs. weak to Pic lower: com
mon sheep, 4.oo; goiw to choice lambs,
Sk.oo8 60.
HtXiS Receipts, 744 nesd. ISO sales re
ported; nominally IXxs lower on Iiuffulu advices.
1!4
86.26
It. Joseph Live Stork Market.
PT. JOSEPH, March 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.350 head; market weak; natives,
14 fxii4.26: cows and heifers, 82.4'(j60;
stockers and feeders. 13 26414 85.
HO8 Receipts. 11,072 head; market
4j'15c lower; top, 86.32W; bulk of sales
fe 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6 499
head: market steady; lambs, S7.20ij7.76;
yearlings, S625tj660.
Dions City l.lve Stock Markets.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., March 21 (Special Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipts, Wl head; mar
ket weak; stockers, loc lower; beeves. 81.00
4i6.50; cows, bulls and mixed. 83.'it4 IV 1;
stockers and feeders, S3.5o6N.60; calves and
yearlings. S3.0f'u4.20.
HOGS Receipts. 6.600 head: market 16c
lower, seiiitig at S616.'u630; bulk of sales,
16 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200 head;
market weak.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK March 21. -MET A LS The
London tin market recovered about 2 of
its recent losses, closing at 1SS for spot
and 1.1S6 for futures. The local market
was quiet, but responded to the advance
abroad with a gain of about 45 points In
the average, spot bolng quoted at 80 StVu)
41.15. Copper also advanced In the London
market, with spot quoted at 107 2s 6d
and futures at 4:108 6s. Iocally the mar
ket was quiet and unchanged, with Lake
quoted at S26.37yfj"25.ir: electrolytic at
S'J6.12v?r26.37H. and casting at 824 26 V'f
24 87v Iad was unchanged at 19 13s 9d
In the Ixmdon market and at 16 006.30
locally. Spelter was lower at 26 5s In
the Iondon market, but was unchanged at
86.Ktri16.KO In the local market. Iron was
8d higher In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 53a 6d and
Cleveland warrants at 64s 4Hd. Ixcally
the market was unchanged; No. 1 foundry
northern Is quoted at 85 2rV?rW.X; No. 2
foundry northern at 84 .76rj 26.75; No. 1
foundry southern at 826 0or.i26.50; No. 2 foun
dry southern at 826.00fi26.o0.
ST. UJU1S. MARCH 21. METALS
I,ead, firm at 8).07Vi; spelter, quiet at
16.76.
REAL EST ATH THAtVsKKHS.
Stock In sight.
Receipts f live stock at the six principal
western markets yetneroay:
South Omaha.
Sioux city
Kansas City...
St. Joseph
St. I-OU1M
Chicago
Total
. 6.lsi
sou
. 4.f)
. 2.350
. 8.300
. 7.U0U
.22.250
Hogs. Sheep.
13.5X1 9.ti
6.11K) 200
11.000 6.500
11.072 6.4!4
7.5t) 8)
27.0t) 14.USI
7VT2 30.9W
William A. Greenwald et al. to John
V. Htllmrg, lots 22 to 27, block 1,
Itlrkhuuser & lilumer's Add., and
other lots 8
Sarah H. Currier to Alice Godell Mil
lie, lot 2. block 2o, Hanscom Place..
Edward Ruwe el al. to Union Paclflo
Railroad Co., port nwV 6-16-9
George H. Payne, trustee, et al., to
Norrnandle Apurtment House Co.,
sal feet lot 4. block 249, Omaha
Patrick J. Lenahan and wife to Adam
11. Kerst, lot 4, block 9, First Add.
to South Omaha
R. E. Wilcox and wife to John C.
Darnell. lot 27, block 2, U. E. Wil
cox Add., South Omaha
Henry A. Dwlght to Thomas Ryan,
part s sc1 ' and part nV ne1
32-15-13
Murlon Dwlght to Thomas Ryan,
samo
Thomas Ryan to Elslnore Pluce Co..
same
John C. Drexel et al. to Fred D.
Wead. lot 4, block 10. Orchard Hill..
P. T. Walton tu William E. Hills,
lot 13, block 7, Lincoln PJm-e
Ernest I. Andrews to J H. Patterson,
trustee, lots 2. IS, 211. 23 and 2:. blix k
2. Miiyne Plare
Mh lmel Huller and wife to, Joseph
Dcsterhouse and wife, s39 fe,.t ()t
16. Marker's Sul
Dorthea lii. l. k et al. to P. II Bauer-
tuelster, wH nwV, and lie', nv
626
1,800
416
1,500
500
8,466
1.72
,401
t
350
1.776
Oils and Hoaln.
OIL CITY, March 21 OH-Credlt bal
ances, 81.78. Runs. l'.t.i.llO bl. Is. ; average,
122,01.4 bbls : shipments, 166, '.46 bbls.; av
erage. liV.5a5 bbls.
BAVANNAR !tt . March 21. OIL Tur
pentine, firm; 75c.
ROSIN Firm to sieadv; sales. 667 bbls.;
receipts. 315 tills.; shipments, l.tvrtj bbls.;
stock, Si;7 bbls.; quote: A. H. C, D. 84 30;
E, 4 36; F, 84.40; G. 84.45; H, 14 65; I, 14 70;
K. 15.50; M, 85 6v: N. 85 75, W G. St. .10; W W,
S-i.25.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, March 21 COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of 6 points to a decline of 6 points,
the gains being due to rather better
French cables than expected, and cover
ing while selling against firm i.fTers held
the market down during the middle sea-
slon to a partial loss of about 6 points.
The ciowe was steaay at a net aeeiine or
6 points to an advance of 6 points, the
gains being on the near positions. Sale
were ravvo t4 at 14.fcA) Uvgt, lsaiuvUaf aLevy
5-15-12
Frank J.
melster.
George T.
Simpson
Georne H
E. Palmer,
com I luce
10.472
4.000
lilelck to F. H. Rauer-
sev4 nwl, 5-15-12
Morton and wife to Rachel
lot 3, block 7, Lincoln Pluce 4o0
Palmer and wife to Henry
lot 24. block 8. Huns.
and other land 4.00u
South OitVoha Land Co to Anton Hy
(io. k. lots 2 and 8. block 214. South
omnha fr)
Elizabeth Kountie Rial IXate Co
to Hustings & llcy.l-n. lots 2 and
4, block 26, Kountse Place
Sophia C. Allen et al. . to the
Women s Christian Association, lots
2, 8 and 4. block 1, Hanscom Park
Add 83)
Mattle ' E. Shelley and husband to
I. nte Chamters, put nehu nw 24-15-12
1
James S. Gilbert to Adelaide W. (lark,
lots 20 and 21, block 106, Dundee
place 26
Anna Bennett to William M. Bennett,
nV, lot 21. UrlrMn & Isaacs Add..... 1
Ellen F. Lyman to Stanley J J.
Hruby, bM ft lot 6. blot k 9. Kountte
Fourth bupplemeiitary Add 130
Total
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