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J' THE OMAllA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MARCH 4, 1909 CRMS ASD PRODUCE MARKET Higher CablM at Opening and Bull AdTance Wheat f KIW HIGH MASK FOE THE YEA a Elavea aad a Half aaa llta Ka Hlikv, Oetetrlplea All - the rrflM Rmrdt Htrt. OMAHA. March 2, 1 i r Lh at the opening and pr- ''.tm support from the buil teavdere ad verted wheat today into a new titan mark f"r ti,a crop year. '1 l; aim ituatlon Is a, til a weather pri'ljlem anil urien tie condition) of co'iti '!' roads improve no a . to enable farmers to mate deliveries before tre general pnn ork begin, primary stocks will e J ' rui as to Insure a shortage during April nil May. Wheat opened trong. with cables higher and :dti by good uppoir advanced s-.eadlly higher, establialiiiig a new htg.T vel l' V' above trie previous record lor tn May option, fash wheat sold for new I h pr.ce on the fioor fxlay. May wheat opened 11.11 and c'.osad at li t.oin was steady to strong on the s'art. with wheat and later advanced snarply n light receipts and light cterlngs ('tin demand excellent and offering qulcaiy taken at higher prices than any ie)' so far '.tie wek. May corn opened Vsc snrt closed at ix4c. Primary wt.eat receipts were 6la. buen- : and shipments were 3u.f busr.eis. agalc- receipts last year of '!.(! bushels and shipment of u;6.fct) haahelt ntn receipts were K3A busheis and ilpments were 376.0"i huahe;s. sgalust re lelpts last : nr of SY!.'' bushels and ship n nts of 24.t. buanels. . Clearances were ' S.'0 bushels of com, none of cam and wfieal and flour equal ti 3T WO bushel. Liverpool closed V8d higher on wheat and s"sji Vjrt"e on corn. lawal Hang of Option: Articles , Open High. Low. Close. tf-N ,at- 4IV...I July..., Co-ti ' M-...j May.... I 1 1JV 1 DOS 1 1 00 I 1 iiSi l 00 j l ir- I 1 HW 1 oo fA, A Asked. P. Bid . . Oaaaka C'aab Prleee. WHEAT-.Vo. 2 hard. $1 IIS: No. hrd, tl7b.l.t: N". 4 hard. il.iwo l.OIS No. I Sfrlrg il.f9l.n. i'.KN-Nfc" 3. lJ!sc: No 4. "xfi"; No. 1 eU..a. .'jc; 'No. 1 white. Use; No. tnKlSro, ' OATa-N .1 velloa- 'SiWJV: No hlt. a.'.i3c; No 4 white, tic. atandard, sSc'ls-. ItYK-N'c. J. 74 V 1 No. i. TV-gC. Carta Receipts. Wheal. Corn. : i r w i a Oate 13) Chicago Minnespol.s man a Dulutti . .... 2 (Hlftkll GRAIN ,AXD PROVIIO Kesuret l Ike Tradiac aaa tloelag Prlre aa Board at Trade. CHICAGO. March 2 New high records for the season were maae in wieat. corn nod cat on Ue board of trade todav. heat for May delivery sold it il.isv,. while at the same time the July option touched" 11. "7. Coarse grain followed m-heal in its upward course. May corn elling at 4V -nd May oats at foSc. F-rtces : acted from the top" on'reailiing sales, but at the close wheat showed net aln for the day of c to lfS'" for the two leading monvhs,' Corn, oats and pro vIlors closed firm. fteniinient in the wheat pit was extremely hjlttsb !. day arxl trade as -of large v truma .nJ af. V grJ Vnaracea- L ad ing buil were a. tive supporters or :he marker I! 'VMkniniUmev tkrwugkout the ilninA tint MKked large amount of c.ivertng by iliit n. tomroilon heuea 'n general' eer aatugeo . wun bu tng t-!ers from outsiders as a i-rort damaa:eport which result of the have been a r-a'ure of ..! lTet tim dsvs.? Mnr . ajainnanrf t jr,.vtr4c'red heft jaeafTSf lelring of the poor-condition or ine tan .,vfn crop In manv ei-tlons of this coun try, particular Iv in Texas. Another fac tor that contributed to tha strengrh was 'ha alleged kmsll reserve of wheat till ,.n farmers band During the day .May .dd between 11.18', and 2111, and July hrtw-een i1.fS and il.r:. The September d-llvery touched the tl mark. Tr-e dis tant deliveries eased off conlderbly dur ing the final hour on profit -taking. Tl:e .-lose wae (omrelilt Irregular. September hewing a net loaa of V- nd the nesrby deuve-te a rain .of. So to tha '.H- r for the May option. a,p delieerlea -of corn touched new MO marie a a result of an active general demand baM prima ri' y "t "he bulge in h..r The Tirlce of - ,-h gram ad vanced .. . The top r-i for tha Mav deMverv em reeehe --'c, Tha July delivery sold vU to 7r and September to ;y, Prices retried a trifle, betwuae of 'esltiing ssles. but the ma'ket closed ftrm t net gjins tor tre day of tv. Fin I o. lint at Ion oa May vaere "T TSc. nd on Jnly'-at New high ryrd for sll dettwrlea of oats were e'w svereds the top prlee for Msv being ieV and for July IHe. Coti oat showed atins of Sc to If t the sam pla tableav Te , market rloaed firm, with prices tip HV V? compared with ve terday'a close, final quotation on May behtg at 5c. and on July aOH-ljWV. Provtlons were a c!oe second to gra n In the strength manifested throughout the dji and at the close prk-as showed a net gsln of 7ic o ITta. compared with yes terday close. Tlie lid:r.r futures rangecl as follow: Article. ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloee. ITea'y. ewheat I I Mav .luiv grpt. 11 lSVtl ' 1 iTvi t i-.i 1 1" 1 ! 1 l 1 "H 1 7 1 iWaj C0 I 1 OKV, 9es 9tH Corn ! I I Mar Jurv Sept. oaia Mav- UrTrjjwTi tstS-o Ml)i VA-eeV fsiS-T's1 7 !. ,.8atrti fe7a 41 ".IS, fN I'llr S"S80S4rS 6iS '41 i 41V IT trsi 1 May 17 271, 17 X 'lie' i i , J Jiv te,1 17 45 ! 17 i we' fm'w 17 17 47X Kav July Rlbw May . July 10 W 10 I id i;y (w 3) 1 10 la I t 2t ! 26' 10 la j lit IK" UTS I t 36 9 40 t ti S7V, Sot ' Csh quotation were as followe: KIX)UR Market stady; winter patent, ttti srralghta. 2&.'.2P: prmg pat ent 5 70y,v; evtalghtxv t-L liit-ber. nfeti !. ' B A RLE T Feed or mixing. Sf7c. fair to choice mausng. wwiw-ie. HEED Flax. No. 1 aoutivweatern. ilalv.: No. I aorthweatern. i u immnj, e. v-. Cover. t M. ' PROVISIONS Meat pork, per bbl . 117 4x17 26. Lard, per ItM Iba, IS.fci. Snort rib, aidea liooeet. 5ut,0; tifiori clear aide (boxedl. WOuejaSa. Total clearance of wheat and flour were equtl to 27.tc) bu: primary receipt were &.ot bu.. compared with 6dl,o txi. the oor rptndin( day Utt yetr. tirotted re ceipts for totttorrpw. wbeaU cart; aorn. 112 car, oalt. lu cars. BITTKH tsieaJ) ; creamarlea. irAaat; dtirlee. 9trc. teady: at anark. caaes included, IH-tr-: ftisia JySc: prime firata. II-. t'HtTESE esirorig; iltisies. 4i,'l4r: twius. Hylftc: vo'ing America. rMfioSc; long horn a lVW1iVc. POTATi"ES aeady ; cholca to fanoy, aor: fair ta good. aVieTe. POULTRY Steady : turkeys. I.e. chick ens I4c; springs. !BS. Vt&AIs-(keadv; 54) to o-ih. weight. Sc: it s-!b. litt. jc. : Uo-lU. ae.gliu HT1CC. w lulla Cralw Market. MiNNEVPOLIS. March X - WHEAT - lVv ill 4"; July. slii-. fath. No. 1 hard. ti t-t'.tvt I7 ' No. I nitrtheru. II 14.1.1S. It tV ' ..... ... .... northern. ii.ig 1. it . . .o. a nrin Vi lin.nt.15i pf AX Cloe.l 2147.. .Rv-In b i.k. 4't'tAi3ii. p-j.Ol R-l1g er: firat patent 5 ,trd pateats. rf w.-'- ... e-- eondl ea ra. tt'"'l rbltadelpkla Ftadar Market. 1 nil 4I1U.FHIA P . Man ti 2 - Bt T- TER -.a extra aeairrn ireaoierv 3- . near"' eirot n A.i-tine 's- - ' , ..l ' P 01 n aed ether netrh.. ff.S lire iae. Jls; ri.: current pwetpts in returnable cases. "V at tnark: w-eteen Prate, free cases, Pr at n 't It current receipts, free esse. 10 iv Hi rtitlt- CHEESE Firm: New Tork fill ersani. choice, liil.:"c: fair to rood. MsttHaC. :W IIIRK (.CERAL MARKET Qaatatlwas at tha Day ariaas raaaaaaelltlee. NEW TORK March X-nfR-Re-ce:pa. 1J hr' : export. ;."o bbls. Mar ket f-rn. w:ti fa;r demand Minnesota pat ents. tn.VaO winter strlch'- ti.. aJlnneeota bakers. M.VM.fc. winter extra K ri4.h: winter raterrts. t5 4'n4i(: winter liw a nrfeo. !.4 a. Kansas straights. 'S1.4. Ri-e flour, steady; fa'.r to g'od. j.lnti aft. Rve flour, flm; fair to good. 4.Ai4.y: chol. to faocT. t4i..T5. Buck wheat fl'ir. dull; Ciis: 30 per 1'W ll. BirKWHEAT-lAill; New Tork state, nomlrrei. tiR.VMEAL-rtrm; fine white and eel low. lli..ii ; cotrie, l!jri.; kiln dried. RYE yniet; No. I western. Mc. f. O New Tork. bARLKY Firm: maitlnt. Tt'VinSc. c I. f. Nw York; fading, 'IV.ic, c. L f. New Tork. WHEAT Receipt. SLMO bu.; exports. M.) bu. ; epot market steadv; No. 2 red, il.34H. elevator: No. 2 red. il B4 f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern Dulath. T1W. f. o. h.. afloat; No. I hard winter, II. V f. o. b.. afloat. So 'bul.lab were crop advices and private reporta of farm reaervea to day tna: ht returned its advance with a ruh and soon swept past the pmeimis rennrds. selling up fully c above last night s cloee. later setbacks due to realis ing left final prices V net lower. M ay. il.-H: July cloaed. l.I. CURN Kece.pt s. .JD0 bu ; firm; No. Z. Wc. elevator, o. b.. afloat : No. 2 whlta pot market and 74Sc f. nominal and good yellow, 'fc. f ' o. b.. afloat. Options market was generally stronger and higher with the west, closing at Ho advance. May closed. 7fc; July closed. 74c; September closed. 72fcc. OATS Receipt. 62.310 bu. : pot firm: mixed. LVfiSi pounds. 5T?wc; white yai pounds. 570BW:; , market natural clipped w'i'te. S4"i42 pound. WivVc. HIDE quiet. Bogota, ISS'SWSc; Central America. Vc. LEATHER Quiet; 3V3c. TRO VlfJH N& Beet, Crm: amflf lOh 15 In; city extra Indtat mesa, tS.0K83.iO. Cut meals, steady; rMrkled bellies. ilO.W asked; pickkd ham. y TIO CO. Iard. firmer, wes'ern. t" Uilit CO; refined, firmer; con tinent. ro.iO; South America, ill 00; com pound. !7.;Ivn'.TVv Pork, firm; familv. it 2 19 25; short clear, il&T5ifj2.0; mesa. tl7.8vfili il. TAI.IW DuH: cltT rtt0 per pkg . Sc: country tokes. freai. SiJ.1c. RICE Firm; domtic, fair to ektrs, !S rtft ; Japan, nominal. Bl'TTKK-Oeamery. 2Pc: firsts, second. MV: packing stock, lac. KIX13 Lwer: cloeing firm; state, mlvania and nearby fancy selected. Penn white. ;.ic: fair to choice. 3.fft4c; brown and mixed, farny. avvtsc; fslr to choice. 20S rjjii-: western tirsta.' vsaHc; mconda, cuEEdB Firm; state full cream spe cial. Iwltt. stale, small colored or white. fancy, Ijc: state, colored or wnite. raocv. large, lac; state, good prime. Uc: state, winter made. best. 13c; state, winter, good to prime. Utsrisic ; state made, common to fair, n'iSlc; skims, full to specials, 249 lJc. WEATHKR IX THE CRAI1 BELT Fair aaa Wtrafr Twarsday, Says the Prwphet. OMAHA. March 2. 1W A barometric disturbance of considerable energy overlies tne eastern portion of the countrv. with lie center over the lower lake region and upper Ohio valley. Tbla disturbance I causing unsettled weather throughout the laks region. Ohio valley and eastern state. An area of high pressure overlies the country west of the Mississippi river Into the mountain districts, with Its creet over central Nebraska. Generally fair weather prevail weat of tha Mississippi river, except on tke PactfHr slope, where It Is generally cloudy, with Mght rains alor.g the coast. Temperature are slightly lower In the Atlantic and gulf states, and are decidedly lower wast of tha Missouri river ro the mountains. They are slightiy hlgner in the lake recrlnn and on 'the Pa cific slope. F'alr weather will cont.nMe In-this vi Inttv tonight and Thursday, a-lth warmer Thursday. Record of temperature and precipitation compared with the corresponding day af fho.isuM three years i . f-s v- vra 1VB. WOK mrr. tm temperatare.. . H 3 Precipitation ... ..'.M M 1 .tj T Normal temperature for today. 2 degree, l eficicncy In precipitation since March 1. .07 Inch. Deficiency corresponding period la 120s, 07 Inch. efli im y corresponding period la 19UT, .07 inch. X. A. WEIJBH. Local roracaatar. St. Laala GaaaraJ Mark.. ST. IeJL'ie. March S. WHEAT Higher; track. No. a cah. iI.s$l.SlH: No. 5 hard, tl .14i.ijl.17V; May, tl UN. July. ILOeVd LU8V, CORN Higher: track. No. 2 cah. Sac; No. .2 while. fi7Vic; May. :36c; July, ikic OATS Higher; track. No. 2 cash. He: No. mhlte. a-ujiCaSc: May, S4e; July, 49c. RYE Higher. 7JVC. FLOL'R Higher; red winter patents. K 6a6; extra fancy and straight, 2a.10d26.79; hard winter clear. timj'A.at. SEED Timothy, IOuwLAs. CORNMEAL 10. BRAN Higher; aanked. east track. 21.24 C?1.2. HAT-Strong; timothy. tlO.QWttli.W; pcai tie, $H.0CUiU to. IRON COTTON TIE8 tXOa liAtiOINO 4TsC HFMP TWINE 7o- PROVI310N3 Pork, ateadv; jobbirg. 214 So. Lard, higher; print steam. 2. .": dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts. I t-'xi clear rib. to.X. short alears. Jsiti Bacon, higher; boxed, extra short I.0.JTH. clear riot tl0.2&; short cleara, UO.ou. POUI.TR Y Steady; chickens. UVsc; springs. 14c; turkeys. li-yiJc; ducks, lie: geeee, 7c. BUTTER Steady; creamery. g'Jc EOJS Higher, 18c, esse count. Receipt. SMpmarrts. Tour, bbls s.iAto 16.WW Wheat, bu 2 ou K.OuO Com. bu .ta,0i) l'M.Om Oat, bu 4S.-J0O 48.0UB Kaaaaa City Grala aad PVavtaiowa. KANSAS C1TT. March S. WHEAT Uo t liar.ged. No. 3 hard. r i'-Sjl-la. ND..3 hard. n.iewl.14. No. 2 red. iLil a. No. I red. il.28. RN lc higher; No. 2 mixed. tis3c; No. 2 .mixed. eJc; No. I whit. c; No. 2 white. 63'at4c OATS Liichaoged; No. 2 whlta. MMc; No. i mixed. Uiiic. KTt-uc. HAY-eXady: choice prune. cholca timothy, taTVtO OH, tHaueiST; cholca alfalfa. R ce pla Shipataols. Wneat. bu . Corn. bu... Oats. bu.... . . r7.t4 . . a .. . . :4.i 27 00 Kansas City Grain quotation. j Articlee.f Open. I High! Low, -j Close .j Tea y Tieat Mitt ... Julvs .. Rt-pi.... Cor n Ml) . . July .. sit: .. I 1 1 Wi, I !S 1 8C I I tS 1 MS 7S M Jt, tHS fla wi A. t3"4j H8 C Vt, ...... c ! 1 ' Cw A a itked. B bid. l.lverpaol Krai Market. LIVERPOOL. Maavh J. WHEAT-Spot. strong. No. 3 red western winier. la axi. futures quiet: May, as rd; July, ta J7,J; September. 7s lSd. Ct)RN Finn: new American mixed, la 7d: future, uuiet, Ma.ch. aa (Ad: May, s 7Vi Mllvsaak.ee Orala Market. MlLVVAlKk-E. Marcn J-VsilEAT-Higner: No I northern. II aal J).: No. 2 northern, JJ lvfk Is1.; J'4ix. ILoa.W.'ita, asked t uKX- Hlalter: July. s,c. bid BA lll-EY -rttgrier; tiandard. Tc; caiiiple, 4S4;i.. Hal-Ik Grala Market. PULUTH. March 2 - WHEAT - Mav. I ' live "t- J',u- l.liV bid: No 1 north- I ..m. . , I I I Vi- S A.. . M I , - v, .1 . ...w- LATA 'Ssc - , j rae Market. . EW YORK. Marcii i-CFrEE-Mar- set tor xutiires inata iea, nei un- iiimu'il to l"u lower, tale were re. por'.ed or is iat tvta includlrg March and I Mav at AUG.-. Jult. lie, Septenitier. Ian AV; AV-iobf. Never. bvi aad (terarubvr. i Ti e w irl I 1 visible aufv Match. 1 aa- ; 14 l 77 t,-. j nsl W.O7 tx, last v-ai ct'ol ;'lv; Ke N. 7 Ao. N't 4 dantu. . it..J. t. aa . Cordova. sgllt; NEW 10RK STOCKS AND BONDS Market Made Up Largely of Dealing, of Smaller Traders. SHARP E&XAK EAilY IN DAT Her si Held Rally Oeeara Walck Dae TTat Reriiie af saker af Da taralag rewtarea la rallt leal Sltaatlaa. NKW TORK. Mt.cH. t-It aas a day of mall things In tne stork market and the meager business came almost entirely frora tha class of professional operators, who mavke a living by the daily fluctuations In prices. Tha trade's who had bought storks yesterday on a rising scale up to the cioe of tha day were somewhat dis concerted over a number of developmenta which confronted them when they etatted business today. They unloaded their light holdings at a consequence with some pre cipitancy. While this selling waa light, the demand was even lighter and the result waa rather violent break In prtcea. Tha professionalism of the market was demonstrated by the suddene with which extreme dullneea followed tne completion of thta sailing of the trader. Finding no Influential following for the hasty soiling they toi over their frignt and repnr chased the stocks sold eariler, this work ing tha price recovery of the latter part of th day. which, however, did not hold. The selling from foreign sources ares prompted by tha sudden turn for the worse In the news of the relations between Aus tria and Servla Tie foreign markets plainly showed the disturbance of senti ment caused by this news and the re flection of thl feeling was one of t'e factors In tha opening weakness hre. The clearing of the euCook In the Balkan dur ing the day waa reported too late to effect a recovery In the foreign ma-keis. but there eras buying of stocks hete late In the day on the asaumptlnn that orders will coma from abroad tomorrow to buy back the stocks sold for that account today. Th defeat In congresa of the ship sub sidy measure caused a slump In Pacific mail, a that atock had been lifted k greuively on the strength of assertions that the bill had a good prospect of pass ing. Disappointment waa felt at the re fusal of tha New Tork public aervlce com mission to modify the terms of the.r pe' mission for the issuance of Erie bonds. Danger waa, feared of tha failure of the financial pian Intended to rehabilitate the Erte. The Incident widened m lta erfect as a symptom of the growing restrictions to which corporations are subjected. The feeling of disquiet on tills scora was In tensified by the terms of the Interstate Commerce commission ruling on the so- called Spokane rats cat. The detailed at tention given In that ruling to questions af cost of railroads, capitalisation and manner of laeue In forming a Judjrment of the reasonableness of freight chargea and the specific opinion that earnings of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific In recent years have been excessive threw open a wide field for conjecture of the effects of future appllcantlone of this method. Reading was subjected to some special pressure because of statements In circulation that it waa the intention of the anthracite companies to-shut down all the mines on April 1. pending the makiag of a new agreement over wages witn the miners. The opportunity, which would thus be given to market surplus stocks of coal and reduce interest chargea involved In carrying the stocks, did not appeal, ap parently, to holders of the coal storks. A sudden drop In the p'lce of copper war rants In London received more attention than did the renewed cJalma of further large sale of refined copper In New Tork. A good effect waa produced In the latter part of th day by the announcement of the placing of the year's orders for steel rails bv the New Tork Central system. The recovery proved unstable, however, and prices slipped back and made a weak cloemg.- The low price reallied at yeaterdav's sale of New Tork Clfv corporate stock com pared with the ale In November had a slight chilling effect on the bond market. The tone waa Irregular and there was less activity than of late. Total sale. pa value. I4.&M.0G0. T'ntted Stalea bonds were unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks were. !'. H'f. Low Clese. Amalgam' Cope.r .Tu I"' N Aar. Lr a roitn4rr rv w Prefrr4 VI lit :-l Aiaer. Ceiten Oil . 1. U iiS Anr. HI4 a L?ttr pta ... tait. lc SecuntlM 1104 I U Alter. Linee 11 t-A 13 Amw LaeoiBOtlT 'H1 Prfrr4 Amer Smeltina A Refintna 11. 'W U', ill s itv s J1 104 1 lutiA lllv i7 111 n 1(4 in 41S l-rj'4 Ill's 1K71 Preferred na I "! 103S lilt "! i Aster. Sur Refining . .. Aster. Tnbr-ra pfd Amer. Woel irtt 4" D It'" i:.tw ne ties) Antcoedt Mining Ce ATDISOB AUuttlc CnM Utl . ... BsiOmors tl Otn. Prfsrrwl . . Braoklr Rapid Traiitit..- Oauadian Pacifi Central iMtker.. . . Cencrai o9 New Jrey Ctisisn Otilo Chlraaa Gnu Wssism . Chioago a .Nrtrl b wsstrrn . CkMo. Mil. St. Paal. C . C C St. LoUt Cataead Pul Iroo Catoeaaa iostbsv rtnt prerr4 Secoad cfsrr4 CottoidU4 Oaa Oor Products Dalawar Hades Dsct.sv m His Orxed t I) Tfs TSS T-'S ItSKl 14- 1 1ml lm us 1" -'' It ltd . 11S 1U ; i no ar4 M 7 174., 4 DO) lUk 14i 1431. 108 77S 77 7 14 Its Ci an gts tts 4 t t:s n a Me 7s , ; l.eti lx. ui us an u .;s i SOU 1T1 174 17JV l.J i 44S -s eS M s fcS 'H d.l'W 14 ! xa 4.s 4is 4s ia 13 n xc IMS 141 14SS X. 4IO W: 141 141 14A 44. U teo ll 14:k wis 4,1X1 16S li- 1S MM US 1S 41 VS ii it i' MV 4- S t,ie its 2 4-.s US 71' Tit, Us U US rf 14 test ss s 4s 1.SA4 ". IDS . in 7a J 7? . law t :s 7a 4 1O0 1JS 12J li .l.tOU 4is 44S 44 ' tiro US Is)-. isw m- uts ms X MO . U il 4 Ml lf'S US 17S M 1MS Uos HtS sS 404) 17 Ma 14 . . I too tl us i'. U 1US us us I t"S ' la TXS Txs 7 i rs J7S -s as) Ui 4:S 17 Plsllliers- rttrtus n rtlfl rfrrs4... ftesDad prsferr Gsaeral nrt Or set Northern ld Orsat Kartkar Or mttm. IIIiikM Central iDtsrborouab-Msc. PrsOrrsd Intsmstioaal Paser Prstsrred lsltrUnal Psm lea Ca(rl Ktaaaa City Soatlier . . Ia is vine 4 Kasnvlll Minneapolis it. Vault . Minn.. t. P a saalt St. M. Missouri Pseiflc Mlaxtert. Kan Tia mfent Kiauaaei ta4 Nse Tork Csmtral New Tnrk. Ontario A W . Nertalk Western Nartk Ameriiss NsnHsr Pasirl Pwin Mail .. Peaurlv'. .. Noslfl Caa. P1tteer(. C. C A R. I.. rimit sseel Oar .. Psllasa Palace car Railesr Stest anng Hdlna - Resuau aal..., Preferred ask Island C ktti r.kr St- Levis atkstr iloa-Btrfr.sId Stat A toeinem Paslti .1 to 11.IKJ tVe a -4 4u 1W M ' pa '" 47.4UB 1 et ':s H7S 71 "w 41 Bvatbsm Bailear ... Prsfstvst . - Tannassa Oopasr Texas Pasvtle Tsieis. St. LtHits t. Prsfsrrsd CnUa P stifle MS 4 i A M-s Jt Us t U lS 41 4S t S 4vS 44 1 17. , Ti H Pis ii ins 4iS 4tS S US liv 11S 4S 41 4 43. 4tS Ail'. ITS 17S I7S 4S 4i 41 T 7S ' TIS 4 t.-, 4.. . .... IS US S 41S ixs UiS IMS Initsd Stats Rabeer Pl-st prs'sersd I'Biied Btatee lissl Prefarred ttB Capper vtreitie 1 areilat Caeaiictl Prefsrred Wabaak .... Preferred Weainxtts Blsctrt ftatl I atoa Whsslls Lake Kris W tsross t'aniral Antsricaa T. A T Total aaiea far tk day. 4 a e 1-s) l.ie DM at H 11M Sev Terk Wlalag Stock. Alice B-ack Cmm. .. fsatixl Tut. I I'tostel Tat. I Con. tl sad va Hot 4lis Lasdvllka Cea. - Utile Cklef Mexicat fimtri I'sndard , Tense Jackw t AS 14 .si .lA at 4 surfers Ferelga Plaaaalal. LONDON. March 1 Money was In fair demand on trie market today and diacounta were quiet. Tba Stock exchange received another shock In th shape of tha unfavor able Vienna reports regarding Pervla atti tude concenuaa lta demand for ternrorlal oc atpenattvo at tha band of Aoatria-Hun-tiary tod th autonomy af Boania. After opanlng steady, pnee caaea- Contois rut 4-14. while Pana aeiling weakeood foretrn sf re and kafrlrs and pricea cloaed at about tba leweat. American aacurltlea yielded In realrxatloa arter a comparatively teady opening and the liat aoon aaggea to beii. w pari:. Tae feature of the mar- ket waa tha weaknees of amalgamated copper and t'nited States seel. New Tork solj In Ui afternoon, which caused a fur ther relapse and the market finished heavy, a fraction above th worst of the day. RERUN. March .-Prlc on the Bourse todav were weak. PARIS. March t-Prior on the Bouree today weakened all around on tha dta auletlng Interpretation regarding the proa pert of a settlement ot the Balkan diffi cultiea. Xew lark Messy Market. NEW TORK. March 2. MON ET On call, easv; ltr2 per cent; ruitng ra'e, t per cent; cloaing bid. 14 per cent; ofrered at 2 per cent; time loans, very dull and eav; ninety dava, i4 cent; sixty days. rvr? P" cent; l months, offered, 2 per "pRIMB MERCANTILE PAPER- PVtERLINO EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business In bankers' bill at 24 79 for alxty-dav bills and at M.S75 for de mand: commercial bill. 24t6e!-V S1LVFR Bar. oic: Mexican dollars. 44c. BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Irregular Closing quotations on bonds wera aa fol- V. . rf. U. rI S enuon T fc r 4 'uon C t. 4a ig 4o cenpen Atlt-lil It li Amertfmn I lie. T T. ev Awer Teere 4 Aster Tatmoo at. ..m lmer - ..liV later . r. t TJ . t"4 Jim J . yl 4n 4S -'4 . 1! o l i ,.U K C o let J. JB i . Lak I. tn I 'Sti) - .. Ssl . at M .. Titfc . ... lei M i V n. ....iei K. i 1st at T. 1t 4 . ao4 nri. .. sii I. 4S " Atrtilsen ourl P-lft 4 . . 4 Short Una 1st 4 , X. T. Cm. u. rw tm . .. lOMt Jo d 4 o rv. i .lprv ee 4H inew Atuntte r. U ltt 4 r T M H t H ev m i- B.t. Pel 4., We Ner A W 1 m. 4 n I-,. :.. 4 o " Blt. A O S W. IS lvNrUiera Ftrttte 4...10t fvroo Trnt r . Hv o t C1M41 South. 1st it 1' Om. S. V ra 4. . 4 Csntral ef O. lH'- PeiiB. v. is (llt- "X Central Laathsr i. .. : Pto. Co r R. g . N J. i.Uw Reading O-. 4 V eh, a Obte 4-.i ...li . le e1 Timro A. Is. . : St. U W. eoa l r . B A il. II . M1 do U) ld 4 r.. . s. P S 3V.I tlv "ia Air Une tm C . a. I P. e. 4. t So Patitlc eel. d c. t V de 1st ref. 4 de Ti ta. Rtllstr ll O C. St L. S 4. do o 4 rnlo-adn Ind im 71 t"lon Piclfie 4 7 . 4 . 44 . lllv .. .. It-, ltlS in.- 4 . f !C Coiorsl Mid. 4 a d er cle s ref ex 4vs ' do 1st and ref Del, a Hud. c. 4.l'War. S. RuftOsr de m ref 4 LTr A k. li. Distiller it eBrt prior lin do e. 4 ifi r. 8 ti d s ia 4. m va car Ckwaical i. MV ... 74 Wsbuii 1st ta l'. W 4s 'St and ext. 4. '4 .... TlA'attni M4. 4 " A . Tt Wt. gtsrtrlr st. i. W4k do cv. sn do ev. series p... Wit rn(rl 4. . . . "S Ov. Ellrtrtt! ev h..ll'4D. A R 0 Ss 4 linnet o 1st ref. 41'SC O. rt. S .... 1HS B.d Oftsre Laeal ieearltlee. Ouotatlon furnished by Samuel Burns. Jr.. 1 New Tork Life building, Omaha: ' Bid. Ask. It Aased. Alow. st . hi' e Columbia rtr ln.rs"e toc ombinslloa Brtdc. tleux Clvy Cur sf Ornkt baadt. S 1111 Itousias eouoty 4s tlKli lad Tsie Is tiaxSt ijr, pfd. obu... Kissm City Rr. aad UHt a OlVit Prefarred Nsbrask Tlephi rock omsti Gaa 4 C''i Omsri giectno Ugtit Power U c.asri Pi stst i sd Omaha Co. Bluff at. R. li-4... Orotb. a Co. Bluftt St. Ry. .i tia. . Preferrea Omsh Wstsr compor t l Il Onali Water compsif a ilM4i Omsh - Blufts Rv. Brtd fit Omim Wier csmpsnr 1 'd Omak vTsier eompsnr Id pfd Oathl B of T. Bids. t-O. pM Datsh B. of T. Bid sanwon g stist Bank aix-k. Butt Hcntti omtos Nsilooal bank trk Swit n forapsay ferldsn Coal 4 OKI)..- Prtsnd Commoa tmai ril Stsr T trill pfd Slosi Itr tard coat T-l-dtsle land lie. stock inon toe Yard C. stock in ITS lit tl 17 ins a ... ;r 4 4i ITS MS , 7 SO ! si M 7 W I'M 1st t II at j 4S Wl I PIS 144 j 4 MS i M i 'l X4 II 41 14 II J I ' I SS l!M U ( .. 14 ! '.! fS I'D I tl luw I Pi in to ! M 14 j m s 1 1S site Sleek! aad Bead. BOSTON. March 2 Money, call to jitiSsc per cent; time loans. 3'a4 ins per cent. Afhlson Adj. 4s Atchison 4s Atchison do pfd Boston a Albany . Boston Msme BostiB Elevated V T. N H. H rnlos Paclfle.. Jtmsr . Art. Chpm.. dn pfd Amsv. Pnea. Tub Aster, filar do pfd Antsr T T Aroer. Woolen do pfd. . rvtmlntoti 1. St . Bdlson K:er. Illuss. Mss Electric. do pfd Mass Gas t'S s . 14 Atlsntlc . io-SBuks Coalition.. . :HS Taiaast 4 Anxoea it , 1 SCsluttst A Hecla .S3S otlTsnnial .n.vscoppsr Rsnss .1IT Daij tm .15 F-ltr.n . ... .1 s US .17H3rany T j.. 4 . 14 Crseas nanaa . MS Isle Rnyal . 21 s Mass Mining .1 .134 Mlrmssa . 1H WIS Motisen S 1WS Montana C. C . . r Msvada .. I'S , M old DoeiLnlon es .. SJS Osceola 1J .M Parrot K riSOuincr us . Its fthansoa :4s 44S T.marecA .aSTrlBltT 1S . . 4l'4fm'sl Copper.. I?S .. IS I'. Mining 1H . 44SI' s. tm Ja ..Hi's I'tab 1 . . I Victoria I' . at Winona . I'4 .. 4SWeisrin .. j4SSorth Butt. , vs Vnitsd Pruit. . Inl'sd SDO Mark., d" pfd r. . ki ?o p'd AdTsnmr .. AHoues A ntalcxmatsd Artton Comiasreia! I.aadaa Stack Market. LONDON. March 2. American securities opered easy today and during the earlv trading prices ruled from V to 1 point below yeeterdey s New York closing, decline was led by metal shares London closing stocks: Tha Coaeokt, . s . a. mr T . 43S M. T. Central . tS Norfolk W IMS do pfd.... ,lt)4S Ontario A W . I'.sS FennsrlvBBl .1T4S hand Mlnsa . 4S Rasdlna TS souther Ry 48S 117 do account Aaaouoda Atchtene de pfd Baltimore A Ohio.. I i-iid.!! Pacific..., rbcaaps a O... fhicato O. W Chi . Mil. A 4t. P Ds Bsera Deavsr 4 Rii O . ds p'd Brt do 11 P'd de ii P'd G-and Trsna IlUaola (antral Louisrlli A N 4SS 4S 7i as MS .lids do p'd N . UStoslbsm Psciflc ls . Slnlo Pacins IsoS ! . rs do pfd S j . nsu. a stsei ss . U do pfd ill . Wsooso 11 . IIS do pM 44S lil 4pnlaa 4s KS 1J1 Amsl. Copper TIS quiet at 22.d per ounce. RILVFR Bar MtlNET 2Vv2r2V ter cnt. The rte of dicount in the open market for hort bills Is "S P" cent; for three montns' bills. tsSS't Pr ceat Treaaary Stateaaeat. WASHINGTON". March .1 Today a tat ment of the treasury balance In the gen eral fund exclusive of the Ils0.wo.0f0 gold reserve, shows: Available cash blnce. lim Jo4.Cn: gold coin and bullion, 4Ssat.04O; gold certlficatea. 444,DS. 430. Baak Cleartaa. OMAHA. March 1 Bank clearing for today were s 429.333.41 and for th corre sponding date last year lissS. .7. tettea Market. NEW TORK. March S.-The cotton mar- I I ket opened Heady at an advance of Z'nA ! I point. ! ! Cotton future opened tedy; March. 1452c; Mav. .ic: June. 47c; August. Si:c Ibid: October. 415c; December. p.l-Sc; Jan- 'A I uary 9 3c ColUn fuaire clo?ed teatlv; Mxrth. 4 5; April, .S3r: May. B,iJV; June. tV; July. .Sc: Augtil. 9.44c; S.ptember. 4c; October, S.34C; November. KJuc; llevember. I.Jn-: January, 4.S"-. Spot ckistul ateadv ; middUr. uplsnd. ,c; middling guif. 10 Inc. Sale. I.fs) bales. GALVESTON. March 2. COTTON Steadv. t 7-14c. NEW ORLEANS. March 2 COTTON Spots were dull; low ordinary. 2 1-llc nomi nal: rrdmary, sc nominal : .good ordinary, T 12-lc; low middling. T,c: middling. good middling. li-Kc: mlddl'ng fair. 10 la-loc: fair. 11 l-lj nominal. Receipts, I. Vis bales, atock. r7J.ifO bale. ail. lui in. Marco a. tut ion ataraet quiet: middling. .-let : aaier. none: re ceipt. I..1 bale; shipment!. z. eaiea: tot k. ti Mi bale. KeaparateA Apple. ..A Dried Fr.ltt. j NEW TORK. March 1 EVAPORATED APPLES Market con'inue quiet. with J fancy quoted at iSiTVSc; choice. 7s7c; ' prime. 41iarrSc: common to fair. otiaV. DRIED FRUITS PTUitaa are in fairly ae- tive demand with quoUttiona ranging from iStfTVi- for new crop: cauiarnia fruit up to 40-oVa and from 404 for Oregon prune ranging from 40-50 to 2u-i. Anrlcota are In light supply, with choice heid at s0t e: xtra choice. PStfl': fancy. USdA-li Peaches are unchanged with choice quoted at ISra,-; e.tra choice. 4s-&SC fancy. TV. Vltc. Raisin are qutet xiut iootc Mus catel quoted at 4rSc: choice to fancy eded at 4St;4sc; aeedies at 4S4Sc. aad Lon d JO layer at C4jl W- laiar aad Malaaaea. NEW TORK. March t-SUGAR-Raw. fair refimrg. 120c; centrifugal. f4 l?tc: Dioltuei sugar. 2.4m.-. Refined. tady: eruahed, ttac. tawderad. 4.75c; granulated. 4.4V. L The Be Want Ads do the work yau far OMAHA LIVE STOCK UARHET Ealliaj Cattlt Tea to Fifteen Higher an ' Very Actire. HOGS 15 TO li CE3TS HIGHXS aeep aad Laaaba la Llskt Reeelpt, Mblle Trade la Fairly Active aad Flea ta Flfteea teata Higher. SOCTH OMAHA. March 2. lfd). Receipts were: Cattle. Hoga. Sheep. Official Monday I Ot t4 Official Tueedav 4 HU 1U 1M Estimate Wednesday .... l.P.X) S.700 4.0" Three dsvs this week .1101 tLm 224 Same day last week ... 1511 17 4D 1 M sarr dais 2 weeks sgo..U 41l 2.oT 23.2U Same days 2 weeks ago., t If ,9 14.14 Same days weeks ago..ll. t7.2a 24.1-1 Sam days last year 12.240 43. sM 12.n The following table shows tba receipts of csttle. hoga and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: 190 ira i0. rec Cattle 1M2M 17.1M 17.2fil H"H f.7 I.r4 8n"P tTO.'S SW.rO Tha following table show the average price of hogs at South Omaha for tba last aeveral days, with compariaona: Date. 1-a. iiM.iij.iiirsV.iare.'lJiw.'lstw. Teb. ... "eb. 2.. Peb. 24 .... Feb. 26.. Feb. St.. Feb. t7 . Eeb. .. March l.. March 1. March 2.. tS 2 ri t3' I S61 741 I t Ms. 82i 041 l "I " UV.I " 02f i 06) 4 ' I v i I 4 Hi 7 I 4 74; I 221 J 2! 4 irf 4 li)i 4 74! 4 04, 4 TTi t ! 4 m 4 3' 4 71' 4 U 4 14, 211 4 M 4 ft.i I I S 4 06 4 W V 4 12V 4 i 4 7 . 4 4 4 44 4 2o 4 11! 4 T; i 12i 7 02 Sunday. The official number of ears ot stock brought in today by each road was as fol lows. Cattla Unn Hheesi H'r'a V . At Ol. f . . , Wabash R. R. Mo. Pacific Union Pacific C. N. W. least!.. . C. m N. W. iweti... C. St. P. M. O.. C. B. Q. least i ... C, B. Q (west I . C. R. I. A p. (east I.. C. R. L P. twestl. Illlnoia Central C, O. W TottI receipts ... 1 4 1 . 2 .. .. .2 t 21 2ft 12 t 4 1 1 . 20 2 .17 7 1 .2 5 2 . 1 V7 2 4 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 .. -2 10& 96 U tt Tha disposition of the day's receipts wts aa follow, each buyer purchasing tht Hum- ota- or neaa .indicated Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Pkg. Co 2M 322 Swift and Company fnO l.lw 74S Cudahy Tkg Co STt 1.507 1.514S Armour aV Co 431 :,412 Vansant Cb V Ibman 4b Rothchlld ... JB W. I. Stephen 1 Hill A an W F. P. Lewi 4! Huton Co J. B. Root A Co 7 J. H. Bull 4 L. F. Husx r Met Yea ry A Carey M Pajn Werthimer 10 H. F. Hamilton M llaeertv & Co w Surivan Bro 1 I. ehmer Bro 10 Other buyers ltv .. . S Hofiman 2i7 W. BHtnd ? Free Pkg. Co 7W Illinois Pkg. Co 1S7 Total 2. 4.C4 1440 j CATTLE Receipts of cattle th's mctning were disappointingly mall, only aixtv- j n:iie no being rspt.neci in. torty or liny i car being reported back on tha Union 1 Pacific, delated bv hith water. I Th. ..II'. all n.l'n. H. rstlsl 1 T .ICIIIU.J PII7II. Ill, VIIV l,iw .! . j in tome week buyers actually seemed ex . ceedlrglv hungry for aupplles, and when i tney were looking for th cattle instead of salesmen being forced to ! ok for buy'r. lhat same condition continued today. Buy ere were out in the yard very eaily lit the rnrrning eager for a chance to bid on everything in sight, with the reettlt that the market on bef steers cpened very early ln the morning and waa very active right at the oiflsej, at price that were safely :til5c higher and in manv case even better than that. In other words, the ad vance today and yssterday made up for all the loss of Monday and the latter part of litat week, leaving price quite a little higher than at the best time last week Pretty good steera solj up ss h gh as M.30. the best pr-ce paid for cattle on thla market since the middle of January. Cows and heifers advanced in U-.e same proportion as beef steer . ber,g fully q lie hlgner. with everything selling very rapidly, an early clearsnce being etfected. The tdvtn in beef steers has encour aged buyers of stnekers and feeders to sucn sn extent that they were all looking for supplies this morning and the few here sold very quickly as much aa 10c higher. Quotation on cattle: Good to comfed steers, 25sig.Sn: fair to good cornfed leers. 26.ui4a6.BT): common to fair cornfed teer. RCHit. 15. good to choice cows and heifer. R.v&44, fair to good cows and heifers. 23 4H4jA24; common to fair cows and heifer. I'iOieja 4u: stock heifers, t!.7j4-s; veal calve. .0tk3'.al; bulls, stags, etc.. 2C.Tf.tT4 M: good to choice Blocker and feed er. 4.2&ti6.00; fair to good Blockers and feeders. -5ftPl : common to fa'.r Block er and feeder. ..- Representative sales: BEEF bTEKKb, Ha AV. PT. t Av. 4 7i 4 ti : 1:14 a I ""; .... 471 4 U I H 4 t a ":: :ii 4 a "i ik t 1111 4 4 27 44 4 44 , IM I B 11 11X4 I 4s a I... K) IX 1 !1 44 iT .... Pit I 1 U -O! 4 44 ., " 4 14 U4 I TA B ti 1 a m ik4 I a , It I & U ls 4 M "" -.t-U 4 It II U41 4 1 ' ... uu ae it :i 4 a ... 1"4 1 it a !i!4 1 tt I '" ...Van 4 44 40 1131 4 94 t lOAs I 4i COWS. , P70 I 40 XI W II . " .47 1 ia I -.01 4 4 4 ... I 4 I I .4 4 is ( 411 I 4 S4. 7 4 4i I iK I 14 14 in 4 4 a .1.7 I id 1 1-aa 4 a 1.14 I S 4 M lU t ' 111 I i 4 1114 I IS ... Ill I 40 I Wt 4 14 -t "" .... n 1 4 ;, 4 hi t " li ll H4 4 I ' .... in IM AT 4 40 14 "' 447 I Ti 4. let 4 44 4' . . :ri i) i :'.4i 4 i t Hi is) 11 1144 4 44 " 444 4 04 1'. A4tA 4 14 II 4 Is T r:U 4 m ,'' K4 4 to U kit 4 1 I'll 4 At 14i I W i 4 t 7 . 14! I COW S AND HEIFERd. V 10.4 4 HEIFERS. ( . ... 444 I A 17 : 1 a i its 1 14 I 4 a . i'4 I 11 I alj 4 4 j " A I 44 1 ABA 1X4 a ' 4S4 I is 4 44 4 a it' ....14 1 4 mu 4 a a'" 4s I T. lit 4 TS t ion 1 74 t . . .104 4 4 U " 444 I 44 1 1113, I 44 BULL. J i4 J 44 1 141 4 at , " trw l I. . 1414 4 il 1 'Aa 4 1 14 4 at 1 1: 4 1 iie 4 1 .... vun 4 a 1 I 4 44 I PSH 4 S I 144 4 v J 1j 4 SA 1 14 0 4 j IKO i 4 1 14JS 4 Ae ,' lta 4 ! I 1IM 4 4 1 114 4 t 1 174 4 W 1 lU4a 4 AA CALVES. 1 TT I AS 4 IM I A4 I 174 ID 1 li Ik j ISO I 4 'II I it 1 m 1 'a 1 ti i e 1 D 14 1 21 44 1 tie 1 14 1 4 t ...in in : tt a 4 . Ail 1 T lt 1 a 1 lit 4 4 1 14 4 A4 I t4 I IT 4 4 e I is 1 ,n ( l tt A as I t-.i 1 te T .. Ill 4 t I is T w 1 11a 4 aa 1 is in AVTOCKER3 AND FEEDERS. 4 '' 1 " At 4 a 4 f I 74 Z4 is 4 T " -. V 4 M I 4" 4 1 IT 157 4 4 I M 4 14 4 434 4 4 4 44 4 I Tat 4 U : sal 4 ra 4 4 I iat 4 at U As 4 14 4 ... HA 4 M 1 111 ia t a at tsj 4 rt 4 ssi 4 17 Pal 4 I I 44 4 1 71 I , 71 4 1 1B I 4k SI 4 44 HOGS Keg ao.d la-Caic h.gher than yea- lc Your (Monoy wall layegttxl er is it trine ltl alt4gUir too aafaT It afwded inf account with ua? K not not put it to work Earning r.lonoy Our 8 CTttricat4 of Drpoalt art aa abaolutalr ai form of lnvegtment. backed by $12,000,000 Ot aaaatt. " First National Bank of Omaha Thirtsicntla and Faniaun St Tboa f 04 botes ta our Safety Ppal Taalta are being taken up rapidly. terday and Ue trad waa vary active at tfia advance. Soma of tka first galea pos sibly did aot get all the advance, but on th other hand later sale got th full ben efit of It. Light hoga showed the moat ad vene, plenty of them selling at the beet time 28c higher thaa yesterday, when it will be remembered light hot sold at low ss 2&.SIH. with a good many tales below to. Buyers made short work of cleaning th yards, everything In sight being sold In a vary fsw minutes after th market opened. Good heavy hoga told up aa high a lkS the high price of the day. which wat 17V.C higher than anything brought yetterdav and the highest price paid on this market for a full toad ot hoga sine last October. The reason for such an unusual advance in price la not difficult to Wars In th first plsc the provision market yesrerdav advanced sharply and that was followed naturally by a stiff advance In th market for live hega at all points. In addition to that waa th further fact that local re ceipts were disappointingly light, due In part to high water tlong th Union Facific. which cut off or delsved receipts ta a con siderable extent. Coupled with tha light rua was a very active buying demand, bene th advance noted. Representative salsa: Ma At. 4a. fr. H. Av. 4A. Pr. II !7 . I 1 II Sf.4 . . 4 tl u i 4 4 1 h mi ... I l rrj 4 I w Kl .. Its It '4 4 4 14- 41 fl ... 4 4 M 174 ... I tl 44 fe . . I 4t M .P4 ... I" T 1X4 I 4 44.... 'tt . . IS M P4 IJ I 4 M P '.! 4 U t'i 1 4 4 P9 114 . . . 4 19 M I I I 44 U , IS 4 I U 41 Ml in 41 MS 1st 4 r. ft Ml 44 I 4fl i its w M m xto . let ti ia im in m hi tis 7J He lie 4 TS r.i ... 4 s .' 2lT ... 4 il 47 fit ... I t 4S ... 4 X 71 . . 4 4s 71... PDl I 171 M m 14 4 41 ', K3 10 4 14 464 . 141 41 t ... I J 47 tit ... Ills 74 Ill ... I Ml t4 i . I Is Tl 147 ... 4 I J4 St . . I 44 41 JOl ... lie 1 At ... I m II 1M . . II 74 tti ... I ia 71 t:-t )M IK 44 S4 .. I Its Bi at i xs 4 M . . I it ts M Me I ss 4 tie ... lit TS 1P4 ... 4 71 tit ... 4 fit K 'M 4 4S il 171 U III 4 a 4 I lis m ... ... ' ... i at St M4 144 I li 44 rtt . . 4 4a 7 DT PS 4 4 U ltj 4 4 Ti 1.4 4 I M t 24 ... 4 US 1 M I 14 . U Ml ... 4 44 n ra 4 i n SHEEP Receipt thla morning war vry small, only nineteen cara being In sight when th market opened. Of this number six cars were oa their way to an eatiem I shearing station and were onlv halted here I for feed and rsaL not heina- offersrl for sale, la other words there were only thir teen frtth cara ia sight when the market opened. There waa a vary fair demand for desir able fat eheea and lemlt and everything I that wojld come under that head sold In rery good Beaton in th morning. Prices ranged anywhere from 4c to lac higher ttiari ' STRA WHERRIES ar-c pr L yetterdav. There were no choice lafnb ' HIDES No. 1 green. tc; No. 1 cured, luc. In eight to make a top on the market, but I ' pretty decent ;uff tht would do o shear Waal Market, and f?edout sold to shippers et7.34. Good' BOSTON. Alartli 3 -WOOL Th feature Mexican yearlings sjeh ss b-ought 24 74 ye-i C( rr,e locl wool market I Us xtrrne terday sold up to 44.10 today. Ewes of i dullness. Old domestic stocks sre pracl: pretty good quality brought 2 W. All la all : caliy exhausted, foreign arrivals hae price pnld very satisfactory to the I fai;n off and there hat been omr light s-lling Interests. ', receipts of new wool from Arlxon. On the Packers are) Mil talking about th poor ; lightest kind of sales the leidlng domestic condition of the eastern mutton market 1 quotations range folloas- Ohio and and are a little Inclined to bjy sparingly, 1 t-ennsvlvanla fleeced XX 54e; X. Uto ttill witn receipts so light there was not j Uc: No. 1 washed. SSte3c, No. 2 wash-d muon irouDie in etreccmg a clearance, it wouia be weii. nowever. tor ihlpuet 10 j bear in mind that Inferior atuff 1 not e!l- 111 irwij. ert7i a utrimin Ling against it In favor of tha better kind. Quotation on sheep and Iambs: Good to choice lambs. I7.0fxff7.44; fair to good lambs. 24.v37 00; feeding lambs, KJ?.l: good to choice Jig Ut yearling. 44-4otjk: good to cholca heavy pig. M.orjdJ.4.10; feeding year ling. 2a.iAsSa.7i: gcoa to choice wethers. IS. 0034.4c.; fair to good weihera, MTHrtrO. feeding wether. M.'94.74; good to cholu wa. 24.4Lsba.10; fair to good awea. 4.2stj 440: feeding ewes. 220tt0D. cull lib buck. l.0(ty2.n. Repreaentative sal: No. lti Wiem ewea t weatern wethers la weatern yearling I weatern lamb At. Pr. .106 I Oil .114 4 24 .100 4 2S .71 7 li .72 T 00 .41 I 74 .41 7 26 .26 IB . i 10 .77 4 . TT 4 80 . 74 4 .W" 4 T5 .41 2 00 .VA 2 Ti 31 wtra lamb I ws!r lamb, culls... 42 western M western 2r4 weat era luT Mexican 411 Mexican 111 weatern 72 western 'j4 weatern 271 weatern CHICAGO lambs wee ewea yearlings yeai lings lamb, feeders. eeree lamb, culls bucks LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle aad Ha High tr Sheep aad Laaaba llrrag ta Higher. CHICAGO. March 2 CATTLE Receipts. U.ono head. Market lOdflUc higher: steer. Is OtrfjT.K: cow. 22 raj-iO; halfer. U 4049 400; bull. ISAUtJ; calves, .iOji,7. tucker and feeder. O 2C-si.2D. HOGS Receipts. 24.(sx) head. Market 153 24c higher: choice heavy shipping. M7t',o1 IftO: butchers. 44.4550; light mixed. 44.40 tffA. choice light. M 4jau: packing. M 54 tfATli: pigs, 2t.!a9.u1; bulk of sales, iA&Csf 4.70 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. lvVOuO had. Market strong to 10c higuer; aheep. 4irV300, lambs. 2o.OJT.20; yesriings. 14 40 trts. I St. Laala Lie Btaek Market. I at- t Ot'tfl XJs.el. t CiTTT IT D ..m-,. ( too heed. Including 4U Texas: market 1 ;Alv h'aher: native ahlpDing and export I ieers. ttOneyT JJ; dressed beef and butcher ; steers. t.0uie S3; ir under 1.D0O pound. ATS ataa.SO: stockera and feeder. 41 ntiria : row and heifers. t atf 4.M: canner. 11 3 !?iti: buiU. nOtjii.S. calves. Isirsi4.ii: .Texas stvd Irdlsn steers. 23.i:S.au: cow in,) heife'S. 22 TMJi.O. HXi8-Recelpt. 0 head: markt lie hlcher: plga and light. 14 a 4.44: parkar. 1 n av-alTO; butchar and best heavy. MITia SHEEP AND T-AMBa Receipts. 314 u uis Bar-Receipts. 311 teadv: nt v muttoas. 23 7L4J .7 7X: culls and buck. Hi head: fntrSft a 4 0: lambs. 45 0 qi A; stockera. 12 1MT4.Q0 it. Jeaeph Lira Itaak Market. ST. JOSEPH. Mo., March 3. BATTLE Receipts. I VA head: market l'Xrllc hither: leera etomaA 6 row and hctfera. t3.ad4 4 2A: ealvea. 23 SD4jaO HOOS-Rii-siptt 7fl0 head: market inei lio higher, top. A; bulk of sale. NM? 4 4 SHEEP AND T.AMFB Recert.- 2.'l head: market steady to strong: iambs, tA.Ut 4J7aD. laaa Clip Llea Black Market. fflOI X CITT, Ta. Marcii 1 AnecUl Tele gram. CATTLE Receipt. J.Ouo hi: market strong to kuc higher: beeves. 14 iof I A. fat rows, heifer. 43 V1A.A; feeders, 4nrSA44: vearllng. tAOueA 4 HOGS Receipt e. IA head: r-kt Sdlfl. bigner; range of pneea. 4 2u4 40: bulk of ale. M-0 tf. Kaaaaa City Live Staek Market. KANSAS CITY. March 2- CATTLE Re e pta. tits) had. Including fn aoutherna. market KWIlic higher; top. WW; choice ex port and th-tsssa beef aieer. pt .t0r)aat: f-r to good. 44 lJ43i weatern ateer. $4 , 4 40-. tockra and feeder. It stteAa.AO: nuth m rer. M4utlCS4: outhervi cow. 23 Oii 4 40: native row. 43aVo4 35: native heifere 23a0s744. bulla. 40: ealvea. M 7iay7 U HtHiA Receipt II uwi head: marker 109 Sc biguer, top, 2A4I, bulk of aalea, H k la torn placo pertara not aooa, why not rjpra hch'" nsdJ for 40m tlma, why' a 4U: heavy, MS0a3tW: packer and Bute Her, a ic5.54: light, MW&wrso ptgs. K7k SHEEP AND 1 MBS Receipts 4.0s head: market He higher; lamb, tS-lNT? 40; yearlings. 757.00, wethers. JUHi:. ewe, Kefste.; stackers and feeder. MOntr 472. taek la tlgkt. Receipts ot llva atock at the iris principal western market, yeaterdar were a foi- Iowa: Cattle. Hoga. i bee South Omaha Sioux City ... St. Joseph ... Kansas City . St. Louis Chicago Totals OMAMJk l." toe 1 4' 4 son i.ioj 4,004 4 lv T.or 12.0ft jn 24,400 teen 40 2 100 10. W 24.104 44. K4 24.100 taple 4t4 raiy Pi4es Frtawa lik4 kr arm 4ai WkStastrM. i BU'l'TKH Creamery. No. 1 da live red to the retail trade la l-lh cartona. Jl; No. 1 aa-ih. tuba, avvac. rvo. ui cm. tsunnt. te- in an-ik tuba. 27VkC; packing alack, IK: fancy dairy, tuba. AtJUc; commoa roll, trean wad. Juc Maiaat hao4a every Te'oO-Fresh aelllng stock, candled. 2Ce He Ne storsge atock la Omaha mark!. CHEESS Finest Wtaconam fall eteara. tw Id, lec, young Aititrtcaa, la heop. lSe; favorite, i la hoop. M: dtltvea. 24 fit heap. US; or earn brick, full eae. IPO. blacAt Swi. ; tull-creara Umburger. J4a. Beat Cnte-Rtba, No. 1. 14c; No. 2. 1.; No. 2. Vkc. Lou. No. a, 12Ve; No, 1 140; No. 2. He Chuck. No. 1. TVac; No. 2. 4tc; No. 1 Isc Round, No. L tse No. 2, 4ja; No. t JS7- A-lai. No. I. 4e; No. 1 He; Ko. a C POULTRT-AI1V4. spring. Ic; hwag, 10c; cotika, uS)C; ducks, lu-sc; geeaw, 4Va ; ttir ay. 12c; plgeoo. psr doa, 44a; gulataa tow la, per oo., M . aquaba. per dot. U. Lreef. ban, lie; spring. LtiiH; cecka. 4Vc; ducks. Ue; geea. Lc; turkey, tie. FISH Whlteflsh. troaea, 10a; herring, i-ac: salmon. 10c: pike. ei pickerel. sVp4j".. trout. 10c; catfish, lOOUc; halibut. c; red snapper, lie: black bats. 26a; crappist, 44 pc; perch. 4c; codfish. Uc; ernell. 4c; ai. lSr; lobsters. greti. 27e; belled. 49c; froga RH FRUITS Appl, Sew Talk Baldwin. U. faacy Baa Da via. U; Mleou.-i Pippin. 2x.3; Idaho Roam Bautla, It; extra fancy Ben Davis, per box. tl tk Ba nana, -bunon iota o per 10. orange. i t Grapaa olnsapples j vEOaTA Lemona, ax.tssaa.ue. urape rrtnt. . Malagas. i 60 par keg. Florid per crate. H. BLES kanaa aeraetpotateaa. 27.74 per bbl. California celery, large. Tie, snallar. 40c. New Tork Holland aaed cab- a. :;c per in. w itconsio ited uicbe enJons, ls Pr b- California caulinoirmr. S3 per crate. Tomataee. Florid. 4-baki .rat. 440. Cuba. 4-btkt crate, U. Lei toe, per dot . 40c. Old vegetables oar- snlpf. turnips, carrots 22.24 per bbt. Florida t cw beets, carrota. j eer do... 74c. paranips, turnip, ate. nuttv: fin .11, washed naf4a' half hioorf coaibing. eiMt41c: three-elgrith blond, conio- Ing. 3oc; quarter blood, combing. 394j4s:C; uaialne. washed. t4c; de'.ame. unwaihed. inc. Michigan, Wisconsin and New Tork fleeces: Fine unwashed, 2?tj'2r. deiaiie. unwashed. ?7&Sc: half-blood, unwashad. 2at dec: tbree-elgntha bl.d. uiiwaahed. WfWvc. quarter blood, ffrzltc; Kentucky. Indiana ai.d Mlaeourt. three-aighth blood, 930c; ijarter umira, wli. ni-ouitra values, I'txa. fine. 12 montoa. tZtftbe: fine. ix to tight month. S34j66c: fin fall. 4fauc. Cll fornla, northern. ie4j42c; middling county. ttftblc. Oregon, eastern. No. "1 staple. 4to tic, eastern. No. 1 clothing. 364167c: vaUev. No. t 443 o"c Territory, fin, atapla, 2si5bc; fine medium stapl. 4045vCe; fine clothing 4A4i0c; fin mediums clothing. aGdJOTe; half blood. ASac; three-eighth blood. SSfc; juarter blood. KJSio. Pulled, extra, i&ac. fine A. bidJeSc; A super. Mt&4c. T. LOUIS, March 2 WOOL Unchanged ; medium grade, combing and clothing. 151? I4C; light fine. ltrJc; heavy fine, lSyi4c; tub washed. H032c. Metal Market. NEW TORK. March 2. METALS Th London tin market waa about i lower, with spot quottd at 130 and. tut urea at 131 1. The local . market waa ay. with spot quoted at M.lbtiAaTk. Copper had a aharp decline In the London market, with pot quoted at 54 la and futures at. Li", lua. Tha local market wat quiet, but unchanged, with . lake quoted at 412.471a 12.1AV.. electrolytic at til 6oja2.7 and caat tng at Ca 7V5 13.42V, Lead waa lower, at tU T 4d. in th Loadea aaarfcat. Tha loo I market wa dull and unchanged at 13 AH-tra.rTVa Spelter waa nc harqred, - at 21 14 4d. In London. The local markac waa quiet and unchanged at M7ts.MS.T7V Iron wa lower, at 47 for Cleveland eesur rants. In tha London markat. Locally tbere n no chtng. N'e. 1 foundry, aovtttarw. rAaOQK.S: No. 1 114 0021471. No. 1 fwaa rtrv southern, and No. t aoutherav aoft. r 2Rtji7 a. ST. IiHI. March 1 M ET A L8 Load , firmer, B.75. Spelter, stronger. 44. IB1-. Oil aad Haala. OIL C1TT. March I -OIL TV ecu t bal anree. 22.74; run. March firata 14 4P4 bbl. : shipments. March second. 234. OW btHa ; average. AVI AM bbl. SAVANNAH, ti.. Mareh 1 OTL Tur pentlre. nothing doing. Last aalea. atar. RtjeJIN Firm: quotation: FA. D. 4T1: BL H 17V.; F. a. 12 20; H 50; I.. 44V; K. It. 04: M. 26.10. N. SL36; W O. M.. W W. M M. Taleda Beed Market. TOLEDO. March 4-KEEDS-Clovsr. cash. 26 46: March. K Aoril. H 44; October. tn-mi; .so. j. anv,: no. a A: relacted. 15 i- v W. O ! .'i-iu. 'ta -x ' 4 49. Timothy, prim. CM. es4 Slapeaat leee4a. HURON. 8. .. March J.(gpaciaJ Ef fort of an irate father and vlaiona af locks and bare, had only temporary ffnet upon Ada Pleraon aad Ova Johnson. th two young people who eloped front CI Are -mont Brown county, ten days ago and war arrested in thia aity. roJlowmg their arrest, the girl returned to frervds In Brown county, where it waa thought aha would make her home, while her disap pointed lor continued k s tourrty to Minnespolls. The girl declared at th time that the ae pa -a Hon Would be but tempor a.y. a i.d that they would aoop ha together ga.n. Tt, truitj cf bar atateiacnt a utetAntiated in the following telegram, received by Cu rf of Pulua l"eckr of tht city, from M'ea Pteraoa. dated at Mlnr.a- poll. Monday: "Arrived m Mlnnap.lla thl morning, married gl neon; gutrt, for Dakota tonight." Tha young eoupW are e 1 pec 1 ed 10 arr.ve her today aad will Biak thia city their perataaant . boeae. Friend aad aequatntaaoaa ef the pair he-a, are pleaaeA over tba raault af th aaca. pad