Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MARCH 6. 1909.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
mark; wr.
"Wek Opeainj Cable Help ia Bear
ith M9Ttaient
CHICAGO PEICE DE0P3 3 CENTS
InMnttl la eyas path y vrltlt
i m Sleeker rul De
mand Bear lafe Ala
mm Tata Grata.
at mark:
eases. 30"
ea. rr. at
lfOu.
it. fr eases. To.
rec egrets, m nnumaMa
w a i-rn firsts. fr
mar: current revelr, free eagna.
at mark
r-HFJFTW-rirm: New Tt f-iH imml,
choice, lbaf SSc; fair te good, 14rt4Sr.
UW tORK GEIFRIt MillKRT
tgawtattwa
Tarlaaa
OMAHA. Neb.. March. (. la.
W- opening nbM caused a nervous
'art on this rid of t.he water, with a
drop nf . In th Chtcsro Mar option.
1 ha local msrket held fairly firm, but grad
ually worked lofr. The caen market was
temporally weakened, but (radars on the
TUtvr utTeimil their belief In higher pncn
eventually ami continue to point to th
nort crop reserve.
wn e,e, off with wheat and a alarfc-r
cash dnmnd. Hri-r,vm r- light and should
country nipnenta Increa. lower value
r expected.
v Wheat started nerVously on weaker and
l?wer c,r,,M "'1 value sagged lower aa
Tly. larking aa support until prices had
fal'en off ic at the cloee. There waa tunn
ing stem the bearlsa tula and prices
dropped very fairly. May wbat opened at
H US and closed at II tv
Corn opened essier. due to tbs nenroua
ne in wheat, but cash price were steady
at a shade higher. OutsKi market sagged
heavily and took all th jump from tha
local market. Price Were ready to topple
over at the cK.ee. May opened at CS, and
cloeed at A?Sc.
Primary wheat receipt were tart.) bu..
and aulpmenia were 372.0ia bu.. agalnat re
ceipts last year of C2.O0O bu.. and shipments
of rx.OuO bu.
Corn receipt were OfT.OU) bu. aad ship
ments were 67..r) bu., sgainst receipt
lam year of (.uw bu. and gulpmenta of
riT.oo bu.
Clearance were WP.OOO bu. of rtirn. Don
of oat, and wheat and flour equal to
LM.OCO bu.
Liverpool cloeed Id lower on wheat aad
Su1 VI lower cm corn.
LecI Rang of Options:
Article. I Open, j Highl Low. Close. ,Tea y.
Wneat )
May...
July...
Corn
May...
Oats
May . . .
I I
1 ns, i ust i m
ts; s. its,
w ! ;
Wat MS. V
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f Day
raaaasaelltleB.
NEW TOfllC. Marrh I -nit'R-K-ceipt.
14.T1 bbls : export. J IP bMs.; mur
het unarttled wtt'i prt-e nominally. M'y,
Minnesota pa'efit. i H.ia: wtntr
strmBht. fi .'(i3.tV"; Minnesota bakers.
iap4 7: winter extran. I4i4.ni; winter
patents. Ji."j;.j0. winter low rrn'l-. tl XtJ
4 i6. Kansas ra:hts. " J.'i.W. Rv
flrnr. sten.ir: fe la eoml. K4 : chok-a
to f;in. v. x "i. Bu kwhe.it flour, dull;
tl!':i i per I'"" lbs.
Bi t KWHEAT-Dttll. New York iat,
nominal.
fiK.".ir.At-Steai!y: f'.ne white an.l yel
low, il :whj1 V; cnaru', tl.ia it, k:ln dried.
HYK-Kirm: No. 2 western, hc. t. o. b..
New York.
UARi.ET Sieadr: WAltin;. ToTV-. r. I. t,
N- York.
HEAT P.-"lpt. bu.: rxn. its.
11.9T.' bu.: srvt mirk-t weak: No. 2 red.
It.joV tivi,-r: No. 2 r-d. vr. f. o. b.
flt:at; No. I nnrthrn Du,r..T".. TTJi1 f. o.
K, af'out; N. i hard winter. .l.ilS. f. o.
b.. afloat. There w. a roah to unload
long wheat today thai broke prices a
bus. el on 51y and for a tlrnt- put the niAr
ket in an uproar It was precipitated by
bia: drop in 'hica4f.v report of rain In
Texas and prtrsre s ttnients of Chirano
ant weakness ahroad. The close wa very
weak on rumors that flour had been or-f-red
from abroad for reimportation hi-re
ai less than it could be bougnt in th" w.sl.
Last prices ali'-wed SNc drop on May and
Iw on July. May. tl I8SJl-T. closed at
II. ItS: Julv, Lli 3. rlosed at fi ll's.
CORN Receipt a 1 15 hu. ; export a, 3,?fV bu. ;
spot market steady. No. 2. .tV . elevator,
and 74c, f. o. b., afloat: No. 2 white, nomi
nal, and No. i yeilow, 74S, f. o. b.. afloat.
Options weaker with shrit, closing -alc
ret Kiwer. .May. 74HST5S"- closd at T4S;;
July. 7VaT";, closed at 74'c; September
closed at 73V'.
t"ATS Rei elpts. TX.9 bu. ; spot market
steady: mixed. X to 31 loe.. "7Siltc;
natural white, J) to Tj lbs., 6siCc; Clipped
white, M to 42 lhe.. &fi4.
HIDES quiet : Bogota. iaiT3,'sc; Central
America. Wc.
LKATHER-Dull, 234ie.
PROVISIONS B-f, barely
family, ttrfiln.so; . Ity extr
irese. fc2..sixa.t. Cut meats.
r;n kied Ivihes. asked.
hams. 4C TT.li Vj.io. Ijtrl. fit
5EWI0SK STOCKS AND BONDS
sa -jsj, or.
UKrDlT r TH R CXatAJtXWS BOrl
Xarket is Still Zla Hestnlal
PrnfenioTial Limitatinu.
of
HEAUna LEADS OTESUQ HXCLDTS
Latter Tbere t a (ieaerat KaUly aaA
Vataew at t Clew Are Bicker
Tata a a Ostset Beads
Are Heavy.
A -lake. E Bid.
Caek
hard,
bard.
Prtoaa.
T.0: No. 3 hard.
H.USaoa.'.,, No. I
WHEAT-Na
HMLib: No.
eprina;. tl-Oa.
XjKN-No. I. s3n4c; No. I yeilow;
No. a white, 3eiHc.
OATS-No. 1 mixed. lr; No. I yellow.
l3eSc; No. S white. SVaS3c; No. 4 white.
U'vGJc; standard. 51c.
RTE-No. 1 Tfc-. No. J. 74c.
Cni RasMssta.
Wheat. Com. Oa
3 . St M
m
4 94 Jt
S3
ChicasT'J
91 nnea po.la
Omaha
tluluth
steady;
In.lm
steady;
pn-kled
west-rn.
l.i-xflu.; refined, firm; cont.nent.
South America, tll.ia): compound. V.if
7 S7i. Pork, firm; family 31 3u i i;
short clear. 8.'.4il.l: mes. lls-oiaU.ui.
TAI.U )W oulet : llv iL'll ner nka ).
t-ouninr iukics. rret;, iwt'.c.
NEW TORJC March .The movement
of toe stock market today wa stul under
tne restraint nt Ita professional llmlia
U,ina. r"rlces yihraied uncertainly and con
tinuously. The constant response of me
tlnanciiu DiATkts to the vmauni In the
tenor 'it news fm tne Baikans give
warning of the power ol disturnsnce i"lng
In ti-.at suhj'-ct. Today Its influent wa
favornie. The repiiln: of wire corn-munh-aiKii.-i
failed io br.rs In any ap
preciable voiunio of oru-MS. The Imprea
sion was thus Hi.'n of a d'lil maraet.
om sllsht spt-cuIatlvM liquidation wa
Induce.! by tne utp in prices, after which
another upward swing set in. The whole
market snowed considerable sympathy
with Reading. The approach of the end
of a wek seems to bring pressure on
Rearilne on the mrt nt thiuM who aMlinil
! that a verdict in favor of tha commtdl-
tie cause has ben formed by the su
preme court- which each arriving Monday,
being decision dav for the court, may se.
handed Jx The beginning of confer
ences between rpr-'S'-ntativp of miner and
the anthracite operators are apparently
awakened to some new apprehension over
tite outlook for the amlu-artt companies.
The labor question Is looming Into promin
ence also In the steel trade. Tha abro
gation of the continuous working agree
ment between the Amalgamated Associa
tion of Iron. Steel and Tin workers and
the Western Bar Iron association doe
away with the assurance of work at the
mill pending a wivge urMinrnt fter
July 1. and there were report current of
coming wnge reduction In other branche
of the Iron trade. Erie still suffered from
the dread tliat compliance will not be
found possible with the reoulremiTt of
the public service oomrnisslon for the num
ber of consents of bondholder to mnkn
the new issi per" Issihle. The sustaining
point In th market was found In the
copper Industrials. Publication ef the de
tails of orders for equipment by the
New Tork Centrnl had the same helpful
effect that was shown by that company's
order for steel rails. An allegM option
of purchase of Kansas City Soutnern held
by E. H. Harrlman was the assigned ra-
eef tfca
Baakra
NEW TORK. March Bradatreet' bank
cksartega rV"Vt for the week eeidlcg Mareh
stmwa an s'"wte of BJfc.7:!.nr. as
gamat tZ.43ASeS.0iw last week and gi.JU.ai.
fln in the eorreapundlng week last year.
Following la a Vat of the cities:
cma
I
AaxxiBt. Iac.f Dee.
I
RICK Klrm: liomeatic. fir tu lira ?. 1 son for th- rise In those stocks. Th
es's.c; Japan, nominal. I Canadian Pacific ttrotip was conspicuous
Bl.TTk-K Fancy, fresh, steady; other
grades easy; creamery, thirds to firsts. 21
CHICAGO 4SHAI AID FH.OVISIOH
Itatsrt at
Prloee
ta Traaiag
mm Board (
aad CIMla
Trad.
CHICAGO. March . Wheat price brok
from lo to JSc on the Board of Trade,
owing tu general liquidation baaed on ex
tremely bearum domestic and foreign new,
l i e May delivery sld off to IL15. and tha
July option tu ll.uSS. a leas of 4SV-Sc re
spectively, compared with tha high points
for the season established two days ago.
Tha market closed weak at almost tha bot
tom. Coin and oat were affected by the ern Pennsylvania. An era or low pressure
ti'-TSc; creamery, held, common to special,
lisyatc.
CHEESE Firm; state full cream spe
cials. 1m?16Sc; state, small colored or white,
fancy, lac; state, colore,! or white, fancy,
large, lie; state, good prime. c; stale,
winter made. best. 13V"- state, winter, good
to prime. US'rflUSc: stale made, conutum to
fair, Ui.L;Vc. skims, full to specials, 2'W
12c
EG"33 Easy ; state,
nearby farv-y. selected,
choice. ia'J; hrown
2Llfla23c; fair to choice
POLLTRy-Drss-d.
23c; western chickens.
Pennsylvania and
white, J5c; fair to
and mUed, fancy,
21S22C
firm; turkey. NWj.
lli'ioc; fowls. 14
WEATHER I THE GR.tPI BELT
Tareatealae;. with Rata ar aawt aad
Fair aad Ceeler.
OMAH.V March S. ISO.
The eastern storm ia siowly disappearing
off the upper Atlantis coast, and clear
and cooler weather prevail throughout In
lak region, Ohio valley and eastern slates.
except thai light anow is falling In west-
lump In wii-at and closed weak, but pro-
V'.siuua rloeed firm.
A panicky situation developed In tha
wheai pi; and i-rtcea fluctuated violently.
Th market opened weak at decline of
So to -S-ii'V- compared with the previous
close, ln.llai viuoiation on Mav wete at
11.11.4 L 17 i and on July U-K3l.aV Th
Weakn at th start was due to rumors,
which were later denied by the Interested
lartie. to the effect that many shorts In
the May dull very had made private set
tlements with tne leading bull, and to a
Srcllna of j Id at Liverpool. There seemed
to be Uui support to tlie market on the
bieaa except from small aborts and. al
though prlc mad alight gain from the
Oienlng low point, ther waa no well de
fined rally. New of th day wa unusually
depressing. Liverpool reported that Argen
ttre offering wrer liberal and that the
vlnbl supply of wheat In the South Ameri
can eiunlry waa Increasing rapidly, and
al'o tiut India was offering wheal more
freely. In this country demand for cash
rrlieat anowed a marked abatement and
crop report wire more reassuring to the
txara In the final half of the session the
market experienced another sharp decline,
due to the report that th Utading long had
been selling freer by commission houses.
The low point for May wa reached at
SI IA July at the same time declined to
11. UCS The market closed extremely weak
at net losse for the day of lStJ7', com
pared with yesterday s final quotations.
May being at SI 1&W11SS nd July at
Sl.'VtSfel i-V
Th break In wheat caused liberal realis
ing In tha corn market, resulting In eon
slderabia weaknee all day. The close was
weak, with prk-ea almost at th bottom
and at net decllnee for th day of StiSo.
May closed at 7S to CVtTgTSc, and July
at jft6t,Sc.
Oats followed the trend qC other grain,
sentiment Ia the pit being bearish all day.
At tha close) price were S4Sc loerer, compared-
with yesterdav close. May being
at USfSta to Mc. ar.d July at SOS
extends Irom the western Canadian prov
I nee south over the Missouri vailey and
eastern Rocky Mountain slope. Generally
cloudy weather accompanies the low tem
perature over the upper vailey, and the de
pression will move over the central valleys
I outing the next twenty-four hours, caus
' ing unsettled and threatening weamer wlf.i
i prooaniy rain or snow iu tins vicinity to
night, followed Dy lair anu somewhat
colder Saturday.
ft. cord of temperature and precipitation
compared wuii the corresuonuing day af
Uie .ail three years:
1309. VXlt 1S07. la.
Mlnimum temperature.... 44 14 13 4
Precipitation .a .01 .
Nwuial temperature f r today, JO degrees
t-uwunty iu precipitation sine aiarcn i.
.15 Inch.
uei.eiency correspondUig period la la.
. inch,
ienty corresponding period la 19u7,
.12 Inch.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forcaatr.
ilso. At the end of the dy the recovery
had restored the price level to higher than
at the outset and gains were general.
Bonds were heavy. Total ssles par value
t2SW. I'nlted State 4s coupon ad
vanced !4 per cent on rail.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
alee Rick. Lew. else
St. Laals General Market.
ST. L'JUIS. Maria J.WH EAT Lower;
track. No. 1 red. cash. 11.12; No. 2 hard.
l.U'ul lb; May. tLU1: Juiy. S1.0VS.
CUKN Futures lower; casn steady,
track. No. 1. cash, wi1--; No. 1 while, to a1
e'sc. May. 6ic; July, JSc.
UATS Futurea lower; cavil steady; track.
No. 2, uSc; No. 1 whit, oo Sc; May, 64Sc;
July. 4lc
RYE-Notninal at 779S
FLOCR Firm; red winter patent. l.oj
ft4i; extra fancy and ira:ghl, S5.2utio.su;
1ml -el winter clear, ti Vj4.i.
SEED Timoih--, S2.76a3.iU.
CU RN M EA L 3 Sc.
BRAN Easy; sacked, east track, H224
1.23.
HAT Firm; timothy. Sll.tsli.iW, prairie,
S.iS'.l.t.
IRON COTTOS TIES 11.00.
BAiKlIN-Sc.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing,
Provision held nrm all day. At tha eloas I S'..$7 Lard, weak; prime steam. Ja.oTVr
price were a shade to 2S36e higher than
the previous close.
The leading futures ranged aa follow:
Article. Open. High Low. Closs. T'y.
Wheat
V.y
July
Kept.
Corw
May
July
fept.
Oats
May July
fept
Pork
i ay
, July
JVly
Jmy
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1 15S
I 1 17HI
II HSW
1 6l
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41S! 41V
1 I
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IT 34 I IT 41 II'
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1 06SI 1 S 1 MH-ffl
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f.TTW. Dry salt meat, unchanged: boxed
exc.a shorts. 19 36. clear ribs. S9 371, short
clears, S9 (KJS- Bacon, unchanged: boxed
extra short. 110.26; clear rlba, SIC. 31 S. 'vrt
clears. 10.tS2S-
POL'LTHK Quiet; chickens. 12Sc;
spring. 14c; turkeys. Iijl7c; ducks, lie;
aeese.
creamery, igfc,
KS'v case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls .i
Wheat, bu 3T.'J
Corn, bu lo.
Oat, bu ii.'joo
PUTTER Steady;
EQG3 Lower at
rvuoD I v
aad Prwvialaai.
Asualsnsistea Copper. .- .
Aoaerlraa Car A F-ienAre .
Am (- A FttanilrT pf ..
American Cotton '"HI
Aa. Hide A Leather tM . . .
Amerlriui lee Seenrttles. ..
American Llneaed
A men Locomotive. ....
American Locomotive ptd .
Am. Smolfln A Ftettntna .
Am. Siuelt. A Rerna. pt4.
Am. Sucar Rafimns
AaReriraa T-baceo p
A sterlcaj Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrltiaoa
Alchlaan Pf
Allamto (taut Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio M
Brook Irn Sapid Trnnstt ...
Canadian Sarlfle
Central Leeuier
Centrnl LeaUiee pfd...
t'entral of New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohm
Chifwo Great Waasertl
ChUaeo A Merthweatam. -
Chiraeo.. Mil. A St. Paul.
C. C. C. A SL Leuis
Colorado. P'sal A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colored A 8o. lat pfd
Colorado A So. 2d pfd
CooaolMaje Gas
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudenn
Denver A Rao fteaade
Denver A Hie Orande P'a.
DIMlllen Serurtttaa
Erie
En let pfd
' Krle ii pfd
I (ianerai Electric ex div
Croat N'irth-m pf
fireat Northern Ore. ctfs..
Illinois Central
Imerborauch-Mat
Inrorbnroesh-klet. pfd
International Paper
International Paper pfd
International Pump....
Iowa Central..
K.naaa ("It Southern
KilMu City Soelnem pf -
Loulavtll A NaaHvllle
Mlmiaapolis A Dt Luuis .
M . St. P A Kault Si. M.
Mlaeuari Pacific
MiBFourt, Kanaaa A Toxaa .
Ulasnurl, Kanaai A T pld.
National Lend.-
New Y.i'k Control
Now Tork. Ontario A Wrat.
Norfolk A Woatorn
North Amerlr&a
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mill..
pennevlvanin
Penplo'a Oas ...
Pltlaoura. '. -' A St. L...
Prwvavd Si eel Car
Puiloaaa Paiace Car
P.allwwT Steel spring
Roadmg
Republlo Stee!
P.epeblle Steal pM
Rock taland Co
Rock Island Co. pM
At. L. A 9 r id ofd
St. Louis Southwestern.
St. Loe'.a Southwealor-n pfd.
Sioaat-ahofflold Stasl A iron
Southern Pacific
Soutliem Pmclfle pfd
Southern Rxilway
Sottthorn gailwar pfd
Tennaaara Copper
Teaaa A Pai ttlc
Toiodo, St. Lout ".'est
Toledo. St. U A Wast, p'4
L'nKSi Pacific
t'nlon Pacirte pt
t'niiod Sutea Rubber
V. A Rnbtier lat pfd
I'ntted 8lates Stool..
attOOO ' t'nile Stle S.eel pfd
Vlnpnta Camllna Cliai
Car. Cboieleal pfn
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Cash quotations were a follows:
FTjOI'R Market easy: winter patents.
SAA'iiAwi: airalgl.t. 36 006.30; spring pat
ent Se 7WJA ; straignt, M htr 34. bakers.
S2 e4 J9.
KYhV-No. t TSc.
BARIJuY Feed or mixing. "Vr57c; fair
to choice malting. SoVvAe.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, tl 57U;
No. t northwestern, gl-STS- Timothy, S3. VI.
C--.vr. sa SS.
PROVISIONS Mes pork, per bbl.. r7.
T17 V Lard, per 1W lb.. S TS- Short
rth sides (loose). Ss a0gj.oA Short clear
idea iboxedt. SaUS JS.
BLTTER ateady ; creameries, tti⪼
dirt.-a, sjc
IXKJS Easy at mark, cases Included, lf
XfSc: first. 30c: prima first. 33c.
HELoti eltrong. daisies, lVlc: twin a
HSwHu: Young Amermaa IihiIbV; long
horn. loV6 USv.
POTATCL dtady: cholc to fancy, r
laic: fair to good. ejc
POL'LTRT Firm; turkeys. He; cak-kans.
It's.-; prtnga. la-ejc.
VEAL trteady; It lo lb. wtA
Kssasi City Grali
KANSAS CITT. Mo
VnSc lower: No. I hard
Sl.l-'S; Ni J red. U lntfl
erl.9
OCRN Unchanged to V higher;
mixed. S3ntlVsc: No. 3 mixed, tQc
white. 4S-; No. I white. Sjc.
OATS t'nonsnsred: No. 2 white. UMo;
No. 1 mixed. ol-bA2c
RY"K 77V.
H T Steady ; choice timothy. S.7SnV'i:
choice pr ilrie. x jtuh. .o. chtHce alfalfa,
rj5 .11.1 in rti.
Bl'TTER-Creamery. 23c; firsts. Is1.-; see
onds. 24Sc: packing stock. 15c.
ElKJS Extras. .; current rwetpts. flat,
ITSc; seconds and dirties. 12'c.
Rece'pta. Shipments.
W heat, bu 43. iO 72. .o
I'orn. bu ;..' .rtX
Oats, bu !!. li.tajil
Kansas City grain quotations:
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Philadelphia ..
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Minneapolis ...
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Detroit .. I
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St. Paul
Seattle j
Denver
Buffalo I
Indianapolis
Sre.knne
Providence
Richmond
Albrny
Wfcshlnjrton
Ft. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Ttcomt
favannah
Toledo
Rrchester
Hartford
Nsehvllle
Dee Moine
Peoria
New Haven
Ploux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapid
8yraeuse
Bvansvflle
Birmingham
Sprlrgfteld. ' Mas
Por'.land, M
Augusta. Oa
Dayton
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Jscksonvtlle. F"ia
Wichita
Wheeling
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Chattanooga
Charleston
Mobile
Wilmington. Del
Lincoln. Neb
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Kalamusoo
Sacramento
Springfield,
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapid. Ia
New Bedford
Columbia. S. C...
Macon
Youngstown
Lexington
Fargj
Akron
Rorkford. Ill
Erie. Pa
Sioux Falls
Carton, O
Qulncy. 111...
Blcomlngton,
Lowell
Blnghamtnn
Chester. Pa
Sruth Bend
Decatur. Ill
Springfield. O....
Vlckaburg
Fremont. Neb
Mansfield. Q
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GtfIHA LITE SIOCK MARiiT
Xllliavs; CalUt StAadj ud TetHtn
Steady to S trouper.
HOGS CGimSTXK 05 GIADE
She-ea svwd Leuwaas la Te-ry
Msaad. While Prlee Are) ttwavdr
t Strwag Ca f as a A te
Tha redely.
90LTH OMAHA, March 6, 19T4X j
Receipts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
t IffloiaJ TSfltirwday ..
Eat l mate Friday ...
Cattle. Host. Sheep.
... IS S.i44 SO..
... Asl 10.12O I SM
... I.4M TAtS 4a
... 2.41S HAS S131 1
... tono lT.sno ,j ;
T.I
34 4
Five davs this week. . .15.31 64.131 44.S39
tame day last week... 13.774 .!! .!
-Same days 2 weeks ago. 17 343 61.AS8 2 4l
Same days I weeks a .14 13 36.114 JS.ltT
Sam davs 4 weeks ago. 1 4.14 SS.Sn X V
Same days lsst year 14.141 tl.Mt 1S.J71
The following table shows the receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to data, compared with last year:
14) 19A Inc. Pec
rwttla o.!. iw.ri 1I.1
Hogs 4M.ns tan. SSS 13iV
Sheep 2S4.4J1 244.334 40,284
The following tabic (how th svwragw
price of hog at Sotitn Omaha for th lat
"rfl day, with comparlauns:
Date. uo. iapg..jiao4.,ij.:iS4H.ilSOJ.
rb. I?..
""eh. a .
Feb. K . .
Feb. 35. .
Fe4x if..
Feb. T..
F'b. 28 .
March 1.
March 1
I 3H J f71 I SSI i 861 4 T4 I M
4 CtS I Hi S 441 4 4 I S3 I 86
4 US' 4 Oil I I 0S 4 SS, I 2" 4 S
J i 4 111 4 Tl I i 741 I HI 4 SS
6 1S! 4 12
I US, 4 10
I 4 -3
4 'Stv. o .-. as, r; 4 6 131
March l.., f jn,. 4 2.x i i U, 4 TJ I Ui T
March 4.. 4JS 4 35:7 4ll4iT0l
March S..! 4 14 4 23 4 72 4 221 6 07; T 11
4 7l I 4 71 xil u
4 SOU 99 J 4M J JS
4 741 S 04, 4 771 I 36, I IS
5 7S 4 ll! 4 841 I II1 4 SI
T.I
111..
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521.0001
l.SW.fajrk
47.C'
600.01 l
6Ui.V)l
41 7. nrw
4M.ir
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324,'BnH .
47R.11VS
4C.0fH
62.0'M
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56.5t3.0K0l
16.498.0001
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28 II...
t 41...
6.5 ...
14. 4J...
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17. 0i..
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Ml
Not Included In totals because comparl
accs are Incomplete.
Not lnoludi-d In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
rlties.
by Samuel
Jr.. 14 Nw York Lifa building,
Laeal Sean
Quotations furnished
Burn A
Omaha:
Bid. AakeA
BIA
Alma. Neh . light t
Columbia fire intursnee stork
Cowbinstlaa gndo. Sloes lite
City of Omaha bvsida. 4Ss t)
Deuglaa eounty 4s UtiSi
In. Tne. ia ilsil. te- pfd. banes)
alanaas City Br. and Light Sa (ltill
Preferred .
Nsbraaaa Tolaskons atotk
Omaaa Oas 4 (lt;7)
mua Eloetric Lir.t A Fewer 5e tlMll
pnaterred
Oman A Ce. Bluffs St. Rr is ( ) ...
Omaaa A Co. Bluff St. R7 ts 11A ...
p-alarrad
Omaaa Water coeipony 3s Ct'.tl
Omaha Water companr Sa t'tat)
Omaaa A Co. Blufta Rr. A Bridge f4..
Omaha Water company lat pfd
Omaaa Water companr Id pf
Omah B. ef T. Blag. Co pfd
Omaha B. of T. Bid, reaemva
State SaTtnct Bank at oca- Butte...
south Omaaa National bank atsrk .....
swift and Company
hen dan Coal 4s 1H
Prof erred .
Commoa
Sioux Lily Stock yards pfS
Sloul City stock Tarda earn
Tn-otaie Land Oo. ateek
talon Stock Tarda Ca. atack
New Yark talag Stocks.
NEW YORK. March 6 Closing quota
tions an mining stocks
Alia
Branswisk Cos.
10
ITS lit
IT tl
107 14 S
lout
60 61
ns s
T M
M 4
t7 Ml
1J0 llA
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MS 101
ts 1'
4 14
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II 4
11 3
6 1
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St
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Sunday.
The official number or vara of stock
brought In today by each road was as fol
lows. Cattle. Hobs Sheen. H r s.
i, m. at sr. r"
Missouri Pacific
Cnion Pacific
C. N. W. east ....
C. A N. W.. west ....
C 8t P . M. At O....
C. B. At J , wet....
C B. A W . east ....
C, R. I. P.. eest..
C. R. I. A P. west.
Illinois Central
C. G. W
Total receipt
ber of head Indicated:
Omaha Packing Co ..
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co .
Armour A Co
Krey Packing Co ...
Vansant A Co
Lobman A Rothchlld
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
F P. Lewi
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A Co
McCreary A Carey .
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co ...
F. O. Ingiiram
Sullivan Bros
Lhmer Bros
St. Loula
Schwsrta-Boland
Other buyers
Is Your iTlonoy
wedl tasTtad or la it lying lrD la snme) piara prbjip not
aJtngwtier too sai? If neeidM goon, wh not ctpeia a rhes-k-tng
aa-eoTiBt wiLB ns? If not leedocl for iotjs tlm, why
Srot pot It to work
Earning T.lonoy
Oar 3 (t4ijfcis ot Depoertt grs ah tbsolulaly
Aft) form of lT4ttinnC bAckod br 111.000,000 of
FirstNationalBankof Omaha
Tlairteenth and Famam Stu
Those f 00 boxee In our atafeey Pef estS
Yaalta at being taksa up rapidly.
ion lower: ton. 8 : milk ef sale. 3A1
4 60; heavy. tAAw4.60: packer and butch
er. SA Jofje; fcl; light. S6.jjKS. pigs, SS-00
43C 75.
8HBEP AVP LAMBS-Reeelrts. low
head; market steady; lambs, 17 .lryTj7 .60;
yearling. SAS6s377.tD: wethers. SS.foja:
ewe. t4.SOQ6.lxi; stockers and feeders. S3. 00
06.06.
IT .. ..I
T
11 41 is a
4 1
14 46
18 14 I
23 42 I
3 10 1
6 T
1
1 4
6
89 234 36 4
ie day's receipts waa
purchasing th num
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.... 173 2 614 1.775
.... 38 4.031 1.234
413 4.37S 1.242
2S7 4.1M2
340
38
.... 17
4
74
3 ..... .....
74
IS
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11
1
I
I
211
267
HI J.J38
.... 2.163 14.674 6.5
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad eheew Steady He aw Tea
to Flfteea Ceat Lawrr.
CHICACtO. March 5 CATTLE Receipt ,
Ifn hesd: market tedy: steer. SS.ooiif 25;
fntri S3 aTit-; heifer, S3.26t.on: bull.
S3 6.7J,. calve. S3 S04J9.00; stockers and
foe.lfrs, S3.30oA.3a
HtticJ Receipt. 36.000 head market 1fil
15e lower; choice heavy shipping. 84 5f4 i;
butrhera SA4ian..V, light mixed. ln.Jtrt ;
choice light, SH.3jWrK.4u; packing. SeJMrx.46;
pigs. SAxVfJaMO: TJuTS of sales. S4.1o4tH.4o.
SHEh7P AND LAMBS Receipt. 8me
head: market steady: sheep. S3 2S56.00;
lambs. JS.i7.7i. yearlings. Sh.tHf7.1a.
St. Leal Lie ttwelt Market.
ST LOCIS. March 5 CATTLE Receipts.
J0 head. Including 300 bead Texans; mar
ket ateady; native shipping and export
steers. tS.isri7 2S: dressed beef and butcher
stoers. S4.0fttt4.36: steers under 1 raw the..
IliSiuJO; stockers and feeders. S3.Sftro36:
cows and heifer. SiOntjUSB; canners. S3. no
72.76: bulls. SA0t3a.a: calvea. Sonuui1
lexas and Indian steers, sa.6tanxi.eu; cows
and heifer. 8a.7Vti6.00.
HOtiS Receipt. U.3TO he4: market. We
lower: pigs and lights. S4rB40; psa-kers.
S426alS6; butcher and beat heavy, S6.itf
6.4S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 660
head; market steady: native mutton. 83.78
ft. 60: lambs. ISOntttT W: cull and buck,
S3.S0)S.26; stockers. S3.2ij4.il.
general fund exclusive ef tha 00S,rn
gold reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ances. 8140.8iA.433. gold coin and bullion,
l3s.4aS.486; gold certificates. US. 123,100.
Slowx City Live Sterk Mau-ket.
8IOCX CITY, la.. March 6 Special Tels
grim.V CATTLE Receipts, 8 head: mar
ket steady; beeves, S4.5tir.60; fat cows and
heifer. CS6.5a; feeder. S4.00j.2&; year
ling. S3. "&--50.
HOOS Receipts. 7.600 hesd; market 10r
lower; range of price. A60j4.4O; bulk of
ale. So ki.2&
u irv i ner was a rair run or cattle ; . .
a Friday, seventy-nine car being re- I fcuth Omaha 2.0rn
ted In. .The quality wa about on a par 2iou clt' . 5
h that of th laat few day, there being 1 Jo?-, '
Comstsck Tunnel 8.
do bonds
Con. Cal A V
Horn Stiver
Load villa Can.
Oflered.
set
I
S3
16
11
t
4
Litt: Chief ..
Mextcaa
Omarta
Othir
Standard
Tellow Jacket.
. 1
M
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Baak Clearlaae-
OMAHA. March 5. Bank clearings for
today were S1.S60.T21.T3 and for th corres
ponding date laat year S2 49.1 14.
Article. I Open. I Hign.l Low. Close.
Whsat I I I I
May 10I7S 1 ITS 1 S 1 06SA
Julv I 87Si ST'-.l 3r-S
Son I Tsi ICS Ms SIS
Corn- I ! I !
Mav jStiS; "S, 4T t3Sf4
July I 44H 4SI SiS'iJ4
ept. I 42-s' a I tcsgSvtS
A asked.
6
ta ii lb. wta. 6c; 86 to ISO Ilk wta., Sss
llS-.
Total oleararacw of wheat and Tour were
actual to lJl.l-JO bu. Exprrts fir th week,
as show a by Bradat reel ' a, wars equal to
2.s6T.af bu. Primary receipts were 43.kw
bu.. compared with t3t.AW bu. tha corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
6t car: tors, tw car: oala, lifl cars; hugs,
S3.uA head.
Mlaaeas-ell Grata Market.
1ITNNEAPOIJH. M nn.. March
WHEAT May. tl.l?Sl.U..: July. SI
SUA':... I No. 1 hard. 81 MW'al 1 IS: No. I northern,
I tl.ltSffl.LiS: N.i. I n. rtMern. Sl UStl-HS
FLAX Market closed SI 4V
BH AN In bulk. SJ.ttvM-M.i.
FLOl'R 61rra; first ratenta. iii :
Second petcnl. So. . 75 : clear. 4.T
4.76: s- eml clears. S3 ll-fJ Si
Liver tel Srala Market.
tJVBRPOOU March 6. WHEAT Snot,
strong: No. I rod weatera winter. Is
F'J t area, barely steady: March. 8 lsd.
July, a Fad: kVaptamber. 7 lwsd.
CTJJLN iC ciu'et: new American mixed,
via (lalveaKoa, 6a Id. F-uturea, steady;
March, as 7ad. May. 6 SVi.
rhiaadwIwAia) read Market.
PMILADKLPin A. Marrh A. BLOTTER
sfarhet aulet; extra weatern creamery.
aearn prints. 3t-
Milwaakew Crsls Market.
MTT.W Vl'KFE. March i.WH'r7AT Mar
ket lower; No. I northern. Sl.lail.lSS: No.
3 northern. 31.17; Jaly. 11 .'S asked.
CORN Firm. May. 47Sni7Va
BA RI.EY Steady ; atandard. 47c; sam;,le.
4Tjll7c.
AjtiOa-iTria. ISaaaj ivania and
Tadede) Seed Market.
T01.ED4X March SEETe Clover,
raan. te u. March, b.40: April. SuXS. ieto-bt-r.
tk. No i. Sa.3e: No. 3. Si-J). retocted.
kuv, N. E. 1 . t4i4. TUuuihy. urluie,
ti.su, AUike. prime, Sk 74a
Dwlath tlrsla Market.
PCLITH. March A-WHEAT-Atay.
tl 1.4k. t.iA Jlllv 11 HO- Ih.I N,v 1 a..rih.ni
leer! SILT. No. 3 aorinera. ILll7,
r;
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings
Bank clearings for tha avealk at February deaaf a acary veluaie af parsteots thro ugh
th baak. not as large as la January, which Is to b expected, but ssoch lartwr than a year
aga, aad n)y It per seat, under February. 190. when trad wa very acdv. tots' clearings
for tha raoaih that year at ail eicaa reporxiag la tha United Stale, smbraulng xre than 110
of tha kraal lag eities, aoowrdinr to tha raoathly stataiaeat lssoad by B. J. Dos Co.. being
tlL171Sll.3s9. Tha lacreaae over laat year is 242 par cent, and th decrease compared with
February. 1900. i 1J per ease Tha laat tampered with 1904 Is atainly at the East, New
Tork. Boataa, Phlladsiphia sad Pit tab org ail rapertirigaoasloWauln leseea ; also Nsw Orlaaaa
and San FraaaisrA, Many aide at tha Both report larger elranngs than la 1904, wall at
th Was tha I was ia generally heavy. Ther are noteworthy fairs at Chicage, St. Leul.
Kan Qty, Jwaakse, Sb Paul, Omaaa and Denver. BeluW hank exeliange are given
by seetieavs so ear lag thro yean; also th average dally figura for tha past faor moaiaa:
nsaraiT.
Saw knaftaad...-
)..ial .
BeiUi AttaBUO....
rVaWllierB
Oaual Waet...
Wtwtara
Patnao
Tatal
yw York City .
Cal tad
A
retrwry .
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734.7i.7
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4.14S.4S.9'.'S
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6TAlt.0O0
o.-.2"o.iSh
672 :-7ia0
teSAaaiAah)
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At th far Wast hash alaarixif eednae) vary large and a early very eity re part aa 1
erwas sear bath year, notably St. ParO, fftnta City, Oaaha, Peevwr aud asaay imaliar
eiaaa. Minn-ep-" aaaitiauaa a eaaaart a aanall Asrvma Th B fires l ail fo.leW :
Total
CATTLJC Ther wa a fair run of cat
for
ported
with
a few very decent killers, both steer and
cows, and quit a sprinkling of inferior
grades.
Beef steer were In demand and buyer
were out early In th morning, the market
taking on a good, healthy appearance right
from the outset. With the demand good
and th offerings only moderate, supplies
changed hands quit rapidly, with the re
sult that practically everything waa
cleaned up in good season. The prices
paid were fully steady with yesterday.
Among th cattle he re were some good
enough to bring 84.36.
Cow and heifer were free seller at
about the same price that prevailed yes
terday. As the demand waa gjod, pretty
much everything changed hands before 11
o'clock In the morning.
While It was the last of the week, ther
wa a verv decent demand for stockers
and feeders and everything offered met
with ready sale at steady to strong prices,
the market aa a whole being In very satin-fa-to
rv condition.
Quotations on cattle: Good to eomfed
steers. 88 aSffC'SO; fair to good com fed
steers. SS.l-Sio; common io fair corn fed
steer. S4 16; good to cholc cow and
heifers. U.3Stfa.6; fair to good cow and
heifer. S3 4i4.36; common to fair cow and
heifer. ST 0043a to : stock heifers. r.T8454.(;
veal calve. S3.0utJ7.26; bulls, (tag, eli.
t2.764f4.a6: good to choice storker snd feed
ers. S4.26tf4i.00: fair to good stockers and
feeders. I3.SS4P4.X: common to fair stock
ers and feeders, 83.00! 45.
HOOS The sharp decline in price which
set. in yesterdsy was continued again today.
The market this morning opened lotjrl&c
lower titan yesterday's general market.
This means that heavy hogs sold fully loc
lower, with light hog lie lower. A ha
been the case for some time back th heavy
hogs were the first to sell, while light hogs,
especially those not good enough for the
hipping trade, hung on until the last.
Some of the common kind bing especially
hard 10 move and in consequence feeling
the most decline. The '"-ea from all
other selling points ars vary unfavorable
and witii tne iipt at in,, point excep
tionally large for tn latter part of Ui
week especially, there waa no nulp for it
and seller were forced to accept packer
bid. Hence It happened that although th
market wa sharply lower ther was a fair
movement and a good share of the better
grades of hogs at least uld In good sea
son. As ths morning sdvanced and th
receipt changed hand very freely It
seemed as if th demand ahowad Improve
ment and the market in consequence firmed
up A little, cloeing stronger than it was
early. Practically everything In eight wa
disposed of In good season In the morning.
T. m Mt.. ..l.ld.t to that of VAat.,.--
day wipes out the sensational advance '
mad Wednesday, leaving the market not I
far from where It wa on Tuesday.
SHEEP There waa a liberal .in of
sheep here this morning for a Friday aad
what was at ill more to ill point they were
all on sale. However, there were none too
1 many 10 ouf.ir tiiw gueu uviuouu on in,
I part of !o al paekera. B ryers were a,!
1011 ;n th yard early In tha morning and
jtlie market opened active and fully steady.
I The offering changed hands so freely that
everything In eight was disposed of be
fere 1" 11 , Ink In tiie morning. The prices
j paid were fully steady and In faet. If any
I thlr.r. mav looked a little strona. aa com-
raied valth yesterday While there were no
) itrlt tly choice lamb to make a top pret'y
1 ood stuff old up as high as 87.36. gUrtctly
I good western m brought 86 30. th hign-
eat pr.r tail o far this year. Old wtthert
biougi.t 85 4.) and heavy veerllngs Seat).
Vhere were a few head of spring lambs,
the first of tiie season whlen sold at lor.
It will be remembered that the market
broke very sharp the first of the week.
Tne strength developed during the last few
da s ful'y made up all this decline and the
wrek eloae with prtevs fully a high aa
tl ev were one week ago.
Quotation on vheep and lamb: Good to
choice lambs. 87 07.60: fair to good lambs,
S4.5t"t7 0O; feeding lambs, SAX 3 76; good to
cholc light yearling. 84 good to
choir heavy p'gs, t4.orJA.40: feeding year
lings, ti 0t4ra.7t, g- od to eholre wethers,
.V3Ui6.40: fair to good wethers. S6 "tj6 36;
feeding we'nors. 84 JUrr4 76: g od to rholr.
ewes. 14 ejt 30. fair to good ewe. 84.259
ISO: feeding ewes. t3.5ut4.ub: cull and
bui ka. Sl.o 432.76.
terk la Bight.
Receipt of live tock ct th six princl-
6.500
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chlrago ..
Totals ..
17.500
70
2..T)
liono 1,000
11. AO 550
16.000 8.J0
... X.400
a)
L60
...10,300 St.tm 19.550
tlABi sigcsntgiAa. XtAStSUTT.
tapla aad ttstr Pre A at Psleea Tv
txlasied kr 81 ay era aad Whelasalera,
BUTTER Owamary. No. S delivered to
th retail trad In l ib. carton. Jlc; No. I
In SO-lb. tubs, arose; No. 3 In I-lb. carton,
ate; In SO-io. lube, rVl packing stock. ISc;
fancy dairy, tub. n4Tiac; common roll,
fr4i made. SW. Maiksi change every
Tuesday.
EXKiS Fresh selling tock, candled. ZOij
21c No storage stock In Omaha market.
CHk,s-SE r'.nesl Wisconsin full cieam.
twin, lac; young America. In hoop, 16Sjc;
favorite. 6 In hoop. 14c; daisies. 30 In hoop,
liSC cream brick, full case. 16c; block,
Swiss. 15c; full-cream llmburger, lea.
Beef Cut Rib. No. 1, 16c, No. z. lJo;
No. S. SSc Louv No. 1, USc; No. J, 14c; No.
S. Uo. Chuck, No. U TSc; No. 1 Sc; No.
J. rc Round, No. 1, sc; No. 3, IS:; No.
A TSo. fUta. No. L So; No. J. txyi; No.
I 6c
POL'LTRT Allv. springs. 13c; hen. 10c;
cocks, a'c; ducks. 1ihc; geese, SSkc; tur
keys. Uc, pigeons, par do.. 46c; guinea
fowls, per dot., 12.60, aquaba, per doa, la.
Dressed, hens. 11c; spring v UUjc; cock.
4Sc; ducks. 13c; geese, lie. turkey a, 31c.
FI81A Whlteflah. frosen, lue; herring,
SSc; salmon. 10c; pike. Sc; pickerel. S4T7c-,
trout. 10c; catfish, Uwfl2c; halibut. Sc. red
napper. 12c; black baaa. 360; crapplea, 4S
Sc; perch, fee; codfish, 13c; amalta, Sc; eaie,
16c; lobster, green. X7c; bo lied. 40; frog'
legs, 46c.
FRESH. FRUrTS Apples. New Tor
Baldwin. 84; fancy Ben Uavix Is; Missouri
Pippin. 12.21; Idaho Roam Baautie. U;
extra fancy Ban Davl. per box. tLtk Ba
nana. 6-bunch lots. SSc per lo. Orange.
t2.S6xV3.26. Lemon, IS.eo34.oa Orape fruit.
84. Grapes, Malaga, r 60 per keg. Florid
pineapplea, per orate, S3.
VEuttTABLKS Kansas awwatrMtatoea,
CTS per bbl. California celery, large, 76c;
smaller, too. New York Holland seed caD
age, lc pr lb. Wlaconain Red Glob)
onion, la per lb. California cauliflower.
II per crate. Tomatoes. Florida, l-basket
crate, 85.54); Cuba, 4-basket crava, S3, list
tuce. per do., 0e. Old vegetable par
snips, turnips, carrots 42-26 par btx. Florida
nsw beet, carrots, parsnip, turnip, etc,
per do., 76c.
STRAWBERRIES 40e per qC
HIDES No. 1 green. SSc; No. t cured, 10c
Hew Yark Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. March S. MONEY On call,
essy; lStt'3 per cent: ruling rate. IS per
rent; dosing bid. IS per cent; offered at
1 per cent. Time loans, very soft, sixty
days. 2SQ2S per cent; ninety days, 2S per
cent: six month. 2S?t rr eent.
PRIM B MERCANTILE PAPER-JSC
per eent.
STERLINO EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business in bankers' bills at St 6eo$
ttaaa for sixty days bills, and at 84 88 for
dsmand. Commercial bills, KSftSfj-4.86V
SILVER Bar, 60Sc; Mexican doliara, 44c.
BONPS Government, firm; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa fol
lows: V. S. raf. Sa, rag ..101 Int. Met. 4S TV
do eoupon 10!' Int. Mer. Mar. 4S 71
TJ. S. aa. reg fL Japan 4a KS
do coupon M'l do 4Se US
t. S. 4a, reg l.S do 4Sa Id aortea ... MS
do coupon 1S K a mo. 1st Is tS
Ailla-Chaimers lat Sa. IIS Lake S. deb. 4s (1M1) ms
Am. Asneultsral 6. V L. A Nash. an. 4 . .1014,
Am. T A T. rv. 4s.. 4 M.. K A T lit 4s.. H
Am. Tobacco 4s Il1 4o lat aad ref. 4.. Its
do ts 1S 4o rn 4S tl
Atchiaua can. 4s l!u klaonurl Pacifle 4a... US
Alrhiaea A L. lt 4 Sa M. T. Cesl. g. ISa.. tl
Atchlsoa CT. 4s i"iS do deb. 4s 4'a
de mt leisw T. city 4S tnewi lit
Atlantic C. L. 1st 4a MS N T .N H AH cv. r U4
B. A O. 4s 100, Mor. A W lat son. 4a
do ISs 4 do cv. 4e MS
B AOS. W. ts.. 1S Northern Pacific la. IMS
Brook. Transit cv. 4a. do Is T4S
Canada So. ha k.. SkOm A U rfdg. la.. US
Central of Oa. is 11 Penn. ev ISa C15). Ks
Centrsl Leather ta I P-nn. Con. 4s I'S
C. of N. J gen. 6a. 15 Reading gen. 4 hat
Chaw. A Ohio 4Ss... ltAS St. L. A A f. fg. 4 as
WC- A A. ISS 7S Sl. U A W. run. 4a 7tS
C. B. A I). II. 4 ... MS 00 lat gold 4a SIS
C. A St. P. g. SS Seaboard A. L. 4a . . US
C. B. I. A P. sol. 4a 7SS 3o Psetfle col 4s.... ti
de eol. Is ICS de lit ref. 4 rs
do rfg. to ton go Railway as Ill
ccc. A M. L . 4a . M ds tea. 4a 7i',
cola. Induatrtai aa.. 71 Is Ion raelfl 4s 1U1S
t'olo. Mldlaad do ev 4a lot
C. A Se. raf. ext. ISa Ms do lat and ref. 4s..
rtela A Hud. T. 4S-1IW V t. RuMaar 4a 14
do lat ref. 4a IMS I. S. stool al ia . . . . 11,1
D. A R. O. 4s ytS Vt Car. Ckein. 6s... M
ntrllllOTT is 74sbaa lat j 113-.
Ana prior nee 4a. . It de let and ext. 4a. 74
Cattoa Market.
NETW TORK. March l Th eotton mar
ket opened ateady at unchanged prices to
an Advanc of 4 points.
Spot cotton closed quiet: middling up
Isnds. S.Sfrc: middling gulf. 10 Joe. No sales.
Cotton future opened barely steady;
March, S.nSc; May. S6sc; June, offered.
8.50c; July, 1.50c; Auguat, offered, l.4lc;
October. 8.84c: December. S 34c
Cotton future closed steady: March, 1.51c;
April, 84ic; May. S47c; June. .41c; July.
S.42c; Auguat. IJTc; September. IJJic;
October. S.JIc: N"-ember, .24c; December.
3.24c; January. 1 2Jc at
GALVESIOi-.. March A-X)TTON
Steady at t S-14c.
ST. LOCIS. March 5 -COTTON-Market
ateady; middling, 7-14e; sale. 410 bales;
receipt. 3.217 bale; shipments, 3.217 bales;
stork. 43.3M bale.
NEW ORLEANS. March 6. CtrTTON
Spot were steady: low ordinary. 6 S-14c.
nominal: ordinary, 6Sc nominal; good ordi
nary, 7 13-lSc; low middling. Ssc: middling.
!Sc; good middling. 15-14c: middling fair.
UJ-ltic; fair. 11 l-14c. nominal. Receipts,
8.171 bale, stock. 255,646 balea.
do gea. 4a 73
do sv. 4a aeries A Tt
u or. 4a aerias B. 43
Ties. Eloctrle ct. im. liS
I. C. lat rf 4S 1J1
Big. Offered.
Wratora Md 4s Us
Wet. Klletrle tt Sa. M
Wlaconain Central 4s. MS
D. a R. U rfdg Ss.. MS
C. A 0. rfdg. cua is. Wis
Bast) Stark aad Bead.
BOSTON. March 5-Money. call
Woo! Market.
BOSTON. March 6. WOOL Th Com
mercial Bulletin will ay tomorrow of the
wool market: The tone of the market
continue very strong and price, particu
larly of domestic grade, while not mater
ially changed from a week ago are In favor
of aellers. The sale of old wool are con
fined to small lot owing to tha smsll
storks on hand, but also because buyer
are well supplied for ths time being and
prefer to wait for the new wools to r
rlvs In quantity, when no higher prices
ar expected and selection will be bet
ter. The shipment of wool from Boston
to March A Inclusive, were: 4S.10S. 460 pound
aga.nst 25.014. 272 pounds for the same time
last year. The receipts to March 4. In
clusive, were 54.407.575 pounds, against
24.727.5t5S pound the same period last year
ST. LOL'IS. Mo.. March 5.-WOOL-Cn-changed;
medium grades, combing and
clothing. Soxjlee; light fine. 17ft2,)Sc, heavy
fine, liejjlTc; tub waahed. 2o$34c.
loans.
SSAJS per cent; time loans, 4Si4 per
cent.
Atchiaea adj. 4s ... M A'.iaotir it
do 4a 1,S Butt Coalition t3
Atrelaoa lei's Caiuaat A An aorta ..11S
a pfd l".S''alumt A aloe la 434
Boatua A Alhanv r. 1 Canlonnlal S
Bootoa A Maine il7 Copper Range Tl
Bootnn Bievata 127 Ilolr Weot I
riuhSarg pfd I3S Pranklln IS
N T . M H A M !lSCranbr 4
t'moa Pacifle r4 Oreene Cananaa S
Am. Are,. Chemltel. 44 l.i, Kotalo 3
OO Bf " Moaa aliatng S
Am Pnoa. Tube S Michigan .. Is
la. Suaar ltS Mont. Coal A CTite . t-
Am Woauea 71 Kovoda 7s
do pfd M old Oomiaioa ),
w Metal Market.
NEW TORK. March S.-MBTALS-Th
London tin market was 5 lower today with
spot quoted at 1 2s 4d and future at
131 12 Ad. Locally th market war eaa
at S73.404SCS.T0. Copper declined 7 4d In
the London market, wttn spot at 64 7 At
nd futures at 4157 2 Ud. The local marker
wa dull and unchanged, with lake quoted
at ll2.ir7Vr4jl3.12l.. alectrolytie- ,t 111504X11 76
and raatmg at S13.27S& 12.42S Lead wa
higher at 13 Sa 8i in th London market
The local market remained quiet at LtmDi
llTS- Spelter declined to 21 12 Al In th
Lonaon market. Locally the market wa
quiet and unchanged at 84 7TS45S 77V Iron
waa lower in London, with Cleveland war-nnta-at
lS- No change waa reported
rally. No. f foundry northern. r.AbfWy
17. J5: No. 2 foundry northern, tlirtasjis 75
No.eouthern and No. 1 southern soft.
ST. LOCI9. March 6.-METALI
firm at S3-. Spelter, firm st 846.
-Lrsd.
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twai o ty -.
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SC Joaoua-. .
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t 77 71
l.ViAai
tjl. sss
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Mt. Jesepk I. Iv Black Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. March A CATTLE
Rsceipis. 1.5-v head, market dill, ateady;
steer. H.TTfl.J". cow and heifers. S7-ctf
6 5u; calve. t3.5erV0t.
HtXjS Keeetpu. S.joO head: proapecta Wc
lower: probable top. 64.40; bulk of ssles,
So.'xSjd. 36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. :.io
hesd. market gteady: lambs. S-a7i0.
4UJ
AaMuar7OiS aAAS
Ktssss City Lira Sleek Market.
KANSAS CITT, March 6 CATTLE-Race
luAa, S. aa) head. Including head aoutn
eras; market ateady ; ehotee export and
Are weed IMef stsaer, lAorpt St; si'M-kers snd
feeders. U4r.4; ouihera steers, SAaxo)
14; siockars and feaders. t3-SieyA0; auut a
era at wore, 64.4uuA36. southern cows. (6UU49
AID: native cow. SiTejc. 3k; nauva heifers.
SB 7igrAi); buJ-s, U.AN.at. ca-vaa. 1-uks
I
lMJiA Race . 1, lXtAW head, market,
Dominion I AS
Ka.aori E'.a. Ilium.
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Maas Uas
I lined r-tut
l enod Saee Mac ..
da pfd
C. A ieel.
do pfdl
Adventure
Allouea
Amaiamat4
Anion toot morel al -
31 llecaola . ..
4 Parrot
14 Guinaw
7 Shaanea
444 Tamarae
las Trnitr
MS I nitrd Ceeper .
MS t S Mlmug...
44- I' Oil
litS 1 tsa
IV V'rtorta .
, S winoaa ........
aS Wolverine
liS torts Butte . .
14
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r,w t
VI
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. S
Lsstss t'lewlag Staerka.
LONDON. Marrh A American ecur1tieg
nened generally higher today. Chi. -ego
Milwaukee A St. Paul showed a fractional
loss later, but the rest of the list, led by
Amalgamated Copper ruled from S lo l-
above yesterday a New Tork closfng.
laindon closing itivki;
Consols, monT ... mi-Mm . K. A T 4s
do acewuM 14 1'4 M y 1 antral.. l.a
Anaconda S Norfolk. A W a..
Atrhlaon .. .. iS do pfd 49
do ptd I'JtSCraierlo A ',
Baltimore A Ohio .. 44 Ponnejlvaats 4 a
l anad'an PaotfU 171 Rand Miaes :",
Ch-apake A t St Raodirtg U
Ch.eago it W TS Souther Ry ;tS
I hi Mil. A St. P 14s de p'4 MS
tie Aeera Us i'iem PacifU ... !-,
lioevor A Rte O .. . 4 Isioa Pant i:ts
to ft ts so p4 a. t
tne S1V A Slael 4.-S
4a 1M et 4 S e Bf ms
4o 14 pit 41 A waaae 17
Orasd Trans las 4a P'4 at
lliineis twetral ls aa)aa 4a. . tV4
LeaisvMie A " - UiSAaaa. at
HI.Vf-R-Bar cteady at 23lod per oun. .
MONEY ISS Pr mt
Tha rat of discount In th open market
for short bills Is 2 4a per cent: tor Ibree
months' bill, ISdl I 14 per rent.
Trisisry llaleaaeat.
WASHIN.JTtj.S, Marrtt A -Today
laleiAent of ut usAaury balance la th
Ktbsw rated A sales aad Dried rrwltw.
NEW YORK. Mach S- EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continued quiet and quo
tation are practically nominal; fanayy Arm
quoted at saSc. choice at 7Va7Sc. prtma
t 4Sro4,e. and oomrnnn to fair at 6494a.
DRIED FRCITS Th conwumpttraa of
prune I said to be on a heavy scale, but
plenty of supplies are available: quotations
wree from- Sc lo TV- for new rron CtAlt-
fornia fruit up to 4u-tw, and from c to
Sc for Oregon ranging from 40-60 to 10
Sn. Anrlcots re frvn. with choice a unfed
SS&trVc. extra choice at .ei0c. and
rancy at HSrnlJc peaches are more ac
tive and coast advice report an advanc
ing market; a pot choice Are at 64tT"v ex
fa choice ai rTc. and fancy at 7Awa.
Raisins are unr'iatiged. with loos Mjsrs
tel quoted at 44i5c. choice to fancy sew ted
t 4. 3t,c. seedless at 3j6V. and Lonl
don layer at fi wf 1 30.
CaaTee Market.
NEW YORK. March 6. COFFEE-Market
for coffee f'lture on nod tedy mt un
changed prrce to decline of five pxilnt tn
response to lower European cables and
cloeed east, net. unchanged to ten points
tower Sale were rennited of 14.jU base
including Mart n si An4 ae: tlav at 4 ate
Julv at 44K-: Bentemher at gsr: extorter
at 6.7V and Fbrusrv st ISr. Apot gteedv
RlA No. 7. Sc; Santos No. 4. Se. Mild
steady; Cordova. S'.BIJr.
r-rl-4 Market.
PFORI4 HI Mart h 5 -CORN -Lower
v.i te,-w 4iif-i4c: No S vellow 44 S
: No. 7. 44iw-: No. S. 44a44wr; No. 4.
3t--c: no ersd". A-.
o T wr: N' S white. 64Sc: N4h
I shit. I3r
Oil and Baals.
OIL CITY Pa. Ms"! 6 .-Of L-Cree"J
hal.nc.s 81.78. runs. 176 1 "4 r.H.B vera re.
13174 bo's ; sl.ipmeiils. 2H.B. bbla; aver
age. 252.510 bbl.
Sfwrwlgiw rtaawrtaL
BERLIN. March k-Price generalle were
flrnner tut the twrarae today and tvadtng
waa very e,-'ka . Amencane were
a the) Advtt-.) froca Mess Ta