THE 0MA11A DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. MARCH !, VJOP.
MS AND PRODUCE M1RIET
cvii comt Higher at Oftung m!: 1 :::::-::t ::.-:::fi?:
Start Thiny rirmer.
1
QClCr B1EAI SOOH SETS Df
Tfcta U 1 4std-4 Oritn, Walt.
IS
tks desverasseat - I
psr-t m ram Rese-ree
Stack.
' i
OMAHA. March I, 1.
'r lm.i . h e-hew e HMiiiii ne.l !
nil rttd tha domestic markets firmer. Th
t i lj- ts short, howaver, an a quick
ores- waa experienced, due t the trad
liold-of i orders waiting for ths rvmmt
rpdrt on farm reserves which ia to be
ise-i puoHe lata today.
The aama hold rood with tba com mar
ket, and. while tha market waa not so
notloeabla. tha feeling waa generally easier.
Wet waa choppy ad broke quickly
afcer- the opening !a tars of strong cables.
lack of support from both aid lat prtose
drna ahsrply with oa feature. Tba govern
mant report on farm reserves, should It
regarded bullish or bearish, would glva
law Life to the dullness. Mar wheat
opened at tl and closed at SLOTH.
Corn opened steady and strengthened
after asltght wreak, due to th weakneae
in erneaL - Tha market - averted Independent
lat r an a good -cask baala and higher of
fennga Ana to light reweipta.
Mar e.orn opened at Cue and rloaad at
kZHa.
Primary whaf receipts were bu.
and shipments ware JU.flnn bu.. agatnat re
ceipts laat year of 711,000 bu. and shlp
menta of SS0.0UO bit.
Corn receipt were lCOOT) bu. and ahlp
manta were MJ.nOO bu., agalnat receipt a laat
veer of 700.000 bu. and shipments of 433, OX)
bu.
Clear nce4 were B.000 bu. of corn, none
nf oata and wheat and flour equal to 222.000
bu.
Liverpool cloved efl"a'1 higher on wheat
and Til! higher on corn.
LoceJ range of option a:
4 trtlclea. I Oran. High. I Lrw. Cloaa. awt y.
Wneat-1 t I I
Mey...i i -. i i try l tr l f
July... : HV av.i mi
Core 111
May.
CZSt
Wa
i
a!
May.
i'a
Oaiki Cah Pi I tee.
WHEAT No. S hard. tlOalflaV: No S
hard. l.fl 07: NO. 4 hard. fl.OOeV:'; No.
3 apring. tl.oaftl.W.
CORX No J, ajc; No. 4. 4o; No. 1
yellow. eG2V?: Ne. t white. loSWc-: No-
mixed. He; No. S white. ilSc; No. I white.
61r: Sa. 4 white. KtSl'V-
RTE-No. ', ;; No. I. T3,WT4c.
Carlet Hecelpt.
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
t'hiLago
Mlnneapolla
Omaha
Du'.um
114 J3I 1
r.
(HltU(t fiUAIi AND PHOHMOM
lea I area 1 ta Trwdlac aad Claeiag
Prleea Berd at Trade.
t.HtCAOO, March . Severe detllnea In
t'.ie price or wheal, corn and uata occurred
on u. e .board of trade aa a reault of the
pubiu-atlon of tha government report allow
ing ina a.n4iiiU of the various grain atlll
la farmer" hands on March 1. the reserves
b ng larger than had been generally fore-
if ted. May wneat broke c from the
utgn. point tk the day. dropping to. I1.UV
At tlie close wheat showed net losses for
it day of ic to i'c- Corn waa down
o t wlrSc. and oata ff c to Sc. Pro
islona cioacd firm.
Bull Jeadera In the wheat pit received
a l ard Jolt in tha form of the government
report, aod the bull campaign, which they
nad been engineering for some time past.
: waa given a serloua setback. Tha report
was made public fifteen minutes prior to
the cloaa and from fast time until the
final gong sounded trading waa fast and
furious. In about the ra.ve of a minute
Ma- dellverv dropped from to
n.l?f. while at tha same time July
i urappad snore (ban to ta U f -i. The re-
' rort estimated trie amount of wheat In
farmer hands to be about Jl ( per rent
' r.f Isat yesr. or equivalent to 142.SK.00O
hus?"i. Tf.e market opened firm owirg
! " higher cables, but broke sharply in the
I 'irat few m.nutea because of liberal salea
oy leading holders. After the first fif
teen mir.uiea trade waa quiet and prices
were falr'.y steady at tha decline until the
' anpearance of the government report.
Weekly statistics were bearish and crop
reports aloo favored the bear During
the day Mav ranged between tl ia and
tl.ir-, while July sold between (1.0 and
S1.bS- The market closed weak with May
at f 14 to II HS and July at ti r41.04.
Corn advanced to new high record marks
for tha season on buying brought out by
wet weather throughout tha corn belt and
then broke sharply aa a reault of profit
taking baaed on tha government report.
. which ahowed farm reaervee to ba J I per
rent of laat years crop, or equivalent to
1.O4TT8a.W0 bushel a At the top May sold
at . nd at The market
closed area, with May at fP5rSc and
July at iTVvC-
Oata. were eubjerted to considerable sell
ing pressure throughout tha entire day.
According to present atatlatlca. the farm
-raearva of oata oa March 1 were ti t per
rent of laat year's crop, ar equivalent to
J7k.M7.m0 bushels. Tha market closed weak,
with May at Ko and July at 4Sc
provlsiona were firm. A lac to 15c ad
vanoe in lira hogs Inspired part of the
buying. At tha cloaa prices were up tHc
to UHo compared with tha previous cloaa.
Tha leading futures ranged as followe:
Articles, t Open. I High Low. Cloaa. Te'y.
I I
1 MBil 144S! 1 1,
1 0S 1 U 1 ots
M j tt M
91
: w
41,i 41S
17 tflJ 17 7
17 j 17 7!S
10 3E 10
10 42V 10 34
t jo rr
S2V Ik
Nat ,-
Caah quotatkma ware as follows:
e-LOl'B Market barely ateady; winter
paieotav' e5.ejrjA.7E; straights, to.lido.4i:
aprlnr patents. sMjeiOO; atraigiita. K
i.mi bejeera. l.0D-4.2a.
RTF. No. 2. 7c -
BARLEY Feed and mixing. ItsaVc . fair
to choice trailing. aVw94ac.
9EETD Flax. No. 1 southwestern tl T4
timothy sed. 10. K. Clover. M 60.
PROVISIONS Maaa pork, per bbl.. tlTOD
ai:.4. Lard, par hm I be.. 14.. Short riba.
aidaa koeei I7IM.S, abort clear aides
(boxed). n.lt0.CV
Total eJearanoes of wheat and flour were
equal ta JSJ.wjO bu. primary receipts were
taUj ba.. oemparad with TU.000 bu.. the
oorreapondlnc day a year aTo. Tha visible
supsy of wheat la tha Called Btatea de
creased l.nauu bu for tha week. Tha
amount af breadstuff s oa aces a paaaaga la
creased 4 s bu. Ekrtlmatad receiiHs for
taassrraw: Whaat. 101 cars: corn, cars'
oata, 4l cars ; hoga. moul head.
' M. Laala Osseral Market.
T LOVIS. Mo., March -WHE.T-j
war; track. No I red cash. PSSejlin
Na. 1 hard. ta.lJl.iH; afy. tL144; July
CORN-Futarae, lower: cash, strong
trsk. No. t cash. aS(r7c: K: t white.
mQm-; May. iSOTV: July. TV-
OAT Weak: track. No. 2 caah. H: Na.
i white. aSc; May. a⪼ July. tSc.
nll'R I'nchacged: red winter patents
&.; extra fancy and atraight. ki.Xto
i.rd: hard winter clean, tt Bej4
f"FFI Timothy. 2.'5Jis
t ORNMKAL tt.30
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, tl "u
I SI.
HAY -Staady; timothy, tl aDtjli; prairia
gjl Suftll.Oe.
IR?'N CvrtyN TIES WW
BAOtlNtl . .
Hfc.MP T"TNE-7c.
lOl.LTRY wLeadv : chickens UWc
springs 14c; turkeys. H8c; drka Uc'
geese. Tr.
' BL'TTER-Staady: creajaery, 2CfjJac.
FGOS Sfea'lv; I7e. case count.
PRO ISION-P,irk. h.g.er. Joboieg
frftTH lard higrer. rrune eiearn. IS
lV Dr r mnn, s'rorg. buxed ex.ia
aourts. SI. vlear ribs. 7ir,. snort titers.
Wheat I I
Mav 1 Iff J 1aJ
July tl 44V 1 N!
Sapt. I tbV
Cora I I
May mmJ
Julv CASK,! V
Sept Te-J' I tJ!
Oata-) - ( I
May f ai t B;
July rM,,,! "
Bept ; 414 41i fia'
May j 17 Tl j 17 w) 17TP
July J 17 ftTto 1T7
Lard -i I
May I T9 HI 10 10 S
July I ! tJ 1 4 M ITS
Rika- - )
May . 1 49 f 42H B
July & I as t0
I J " Paeon.' ttn kif"-'. ' T"r Sft; clear
rib. CveVt.; short clesrs. 5i'.
Raceaivs BhlBmeicte
F!"ur. bbi n, 11 o
I . hak bu . 72rr 7. '
JtW MK KR.Hl MARKF.T
wastattsas
f the Day
1 arlsss
ra 1 1 lee.
NEW TOt K. March -F1iOl R-R-rlt-.
J6AO bM.: experts. U. no hH. ; un
settled. i'n deTisnd slow; Minnesota pat
ents. Iinie;o't; winter etralgne. H e-esan;
Minnesota bttkers. (laexis: winter
tras. M OOfaHto. winter patent. K 5nr.nr;
winter 'ow grsles. IB SnflH 64: Kimta
straights, V- Ti& 4.. Rve flour, firm: fsi
to g.)od. t4 2f.t 4 3r: chrlce to fnrv. U i4
4.7V Fierk wheat flour, dull. M0rr30.
Bff K WHEAT Dull. New Vork at ate.
Mc. nomirsl.
rVRNMFAl-Jiiiet; fine white
yellow. !1.5"4lo. coarse. tl.ugi&:
dried. 7
RYE Firm ; No. i weerern, !c f.
and
kiln
b.
New Tork.
BARI.ET fttesrty: msHfng, TlflV c. 1 f.
New Tork; feeding. tir54r c. I. f. New
York.
WHEtAT-rWripta. 4ro buai-els: n
porta. . huvhels. Spot market week;
No. X red. 1 im,. elevator: No. 2 red. 11. ,.
f. b.. afloat: No. 1 northern Diiluth,
IV. H. W a. b., afloat: No. ! hard winter.
Sl.ZITfc, f. o b.. afloat, opening atronger
today on firm cable and hull eupimrt.
wheat turned weak under heavy northwest
receipt, liquidation artr! rain today. Fol
lowing the government report on farm
reserve, tha market brrke ba1!y under
atnrvloae selling and rloeed ltr41c net
lower: May. 1 6 1.304. closed IllS'm;
July cloaed. I1.11H-
OWN Rerlpla. X.9O0 bushela: emports.
K.m0 bushel. Hrmt market easy: No. 1 7&c
elevator, and 74r f. o. h., afloat; No. 2
white, aomlnal. and No. yellow, 73c, f. o.
b., afloat: option market opened strong, on
heavy covering, but eased off with the
rest and broke on the crop report, cloalng
taw! net lower. May closed Tlct July
cloeed. 74V ; September closed. "4ic.
OAT8 Reoelpte. 7.SD0 bushels: epot mar
ket opened steady: mixed. S'a2 pounds.
inb6Sc: natural white. pounds. oWff
3r: clipped white. SJH40 pounds. oea(c.
KAY Quiet: No. I, : gxd to choice,
rS0iiSO.
HOPS? Stead v; state, common to choice,.
1ST.. lltflS.-: M. ; Pacific coint. 1,
7811c; 1WTT. ifMc.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, 19SKSc; Cen
tral America, 10-tc.
IJ5ATHET-Lmll: acid. 3W9lc.
PROVISION Beef. " steady: family.
SIS OhtH&ah; mess. 11 0 5ft?i11 Ort : beef hams.
C4 ntajj JS.00: packet. tl4.nfl"4.S0: city estra
India mesa. fca.5fn5r3.0U. Cut meat, firm;
pickled bellies. 19 76; pi. kl1 ham. I.T&.
Ird. atrong; western. UnMnfltS: reflnad.
firmer; continent, 110. To; South America,
til. 80: compound. t7.TV Pork, firm: fam
ily, tin SmBiW): short clear. l.0f3Cl ao;
mess. 1S SoaH.oo.
TALI-OW Steady; City I2 per nackge.
to: country (packages freei. eigijl4c.
RJCE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, i&
;ic; Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTKR Fancy, steady and firm: poor
market for everything else: creamery spe
cials. SVifSaOc. official price. Sc); extra.
Satiac; third to first, aff21c; held, com
mon to special, 2a3lc; process, common,
specials. lCe: western factory. flris.
S?'-'nc ; Imltntlon creamery, firsts, 2itl--c.
CHEG8E-Firm and unclianged.
EOOft-Barely steady; western first. 3t:;
seconds. Uc.
POt'LTRT Dressed, firm; western fowls.
WsrS'lSc; turkeys. liSlc.
VEiTHKR IV THE CRtI BELT
Prsbably asstv Taesday, Not Mack
Ikaagt Is Test peratsre.
OMAHA. March I. 19u.
folder weather, with rain, snow and
aleet. swept over tha Missouri valley and
mountain districts during Sunday, and un
settled weatner with rains and snows, con
tinues along the Missouri river and east
over the upper Mlsaiselppi valley thla morn
ing, and rain are general In the middle
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys Snows
are falling In the mountain, and gener
ally unsettled conditions prevail through
out the wet. The presaure la high over
Manitoba, tha upper Missouri valley and
middle Rocky mountain slope. An ara of
low pressure in the extreme northwest is
following the hlg'.i, and a depresaion of
conatderable energy Is moving up over tha
central valleve from the southwest, and
this distribution of pressure will cause con
tinued unsettled weather, with probably
anow. over thla vicinity tonight and Tues
day, with not muou change in temperature.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1W. HOB. 17. 131.
Minimum temperature 24 1 T
Precipitation "4 M . T
Normal temperature for today. II de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
.77 of an Inch.
Excess corresponding period In 1J0. .04
of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1S7,
.26 of an inch. 1.. A. WELSH.
Leca.1 Forecaster.
KANSAS CITY. March .-WHEAT H
le lower; No. 2 hard. .ul.10; No. 2 hard.
II H4l.V No. 2 red. 11241.11; No. 3
red. tl :41.3f'.
CORN Kc higher; No. 2 mixed. tc; No.
1 mixed. t::iGac; No. 2 white, 4e; No.
1 white. MV.
OATS t'nehanged; No. 2 while, 56c; No.
2 mixed. 5l3xc.
HAT Steady; cH)i -timothy, t. 75j H f0 ;
eoue pralr'.e, tS-Wtjt.Oi); choice alfalfa,
1a.noT!00.
BUTTER Creamery. 2-: firsta, JSSc:
Second, tec; packing sto- k. 15c.
EOO Extras, Vv: current receipts,
flat, lHe; seconds and d rtiea. ltc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ,. 144.10 112.Wo
Vrn, bu 1J6.0O0 .
Oata. bu 15
Kansas City grain quotations:
Article.
Open. High. Low. Cloae.
Wheat- I'll
May 1 V 1 ' 1 4.t 0H.A
July V WS HV S
Corn- i I
Mav 4wftV V tl'-tCV,W
July I 64V " I 4V 4XA
Sept. t 3Si BS0i tSV.
Ulble It sf Orals.
NEW YORK. March . The visible sup
ply of grab) in the l olled 8tmtes Saturday.
March . as complied by Ihe New York
Produce excharge, . follows:
Wheat. TTl.tMi bu.; decrease. 1.37J.HOO bu
Corn. 4 W2 tW bu. ; Increase, 29lu bu.
Oata, t.H6u.uuo bu.: decrease. 74.0s bu.
Rve. 500. W0 bu ; decrease a.mo bu.
Barley. J.lll.Ouu bu. ; d-creaae. l1.0ix bu.
The iaihle aupply of wheat in Canada
last Saturday waa 4,191.fw bu . a decrease
of oflO.OOO bu.
Philadelphia Prsdare.
PHILADELPHIA. March I BI TTER
Sttady; extra weatern creamery, Htc, extra
earby prima. Sic.
OX8tc lower; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts. 20c. at mark; Pennsylvania
and other current receipts. In returnable
caeca, lr, ai mark: western firsts, free
cares. Jdc. at nark; western current re
ceipts, free rases. ljrlc- at mark.
CHEESE Firm: New Tork full creams,
chi ice. Ieruc; fair to good. 14-)14V.
Mtaaeapolls
Gratis
Market.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minn
March
WHEAT Mav. 11. II; J '. II MH: cash
No. 1 hard. 11.19: o.
No 2 northern. U K:
1M
lorthern. U.17.
'o. 2 northern.
-t a X Closed at II 1
BRAN In bulk, liltiott:: i
FTX-iCR ler: first patent, tatalf
4 74; second patents, laijtliiii. first
clears. 4 4otf4&0: second rleara. 11 lib
li.
Llverpssl Grata Market.
I.IVERPXL March WH EAT Clos
ing: spot atrong; No. 1 red western winter,
ta Sd: futures. iiei: sy. fa d. July,
ta 1V1 Sp'eatber. 7a W1
CORN-Spol. qu'e.: nea Amervan anxed.
ta fad; futures firm; Hn, S1; Ms.
ta d-
Pearls Harket.
PWiRIA. 111. March . CURN-H;gher.
No. t vellow. 4bQ,V No J yel'ow.
ac; No. 2. No. 3 Sc; No. 4. fcH.w
a'c: no grade. aCe
OATS Higher, No. J an te 5o,c : No. 2
white, teeioc; No. 4. U'4j04c; standard
Tsleds Reed Market.
TOLETHl O.. March -Sktri riover.
rash. March. 24 57S- April. 2626:
October. 26 ; N. I ta 17. . 2 ti."7'J.
reiccted. 44 : N: K. i . 44 ii; tim.itny.
prune. U.eti. a'sike. prrme, g r
Dalstb r.'rals Marked.
M'Ll'TH. Minn, .MiMi 4 WHEAT
M
II 11. 01.1 :
t I I 1 V
I
I
,,.-,1 n 11 1;, .,
OATS .:.
ilwrn, ,1 II.
NEW TORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market (rener&lly Stagnant Secao of
Impendinf Tariff Eeriiion.
SXWS IS OF LITTLE EFFECT
Raada Trsrenlaa at leaser! advaars
ailghtly ReraiBae) Tteelsles " lavall-
datlsa Rslleray Rate U'
Bosda Are Irregalar.
NEW TORK. March 1 The :ock mar
ket today Justified tha prophet of a period
of lethargy and neglect while awaiting
the clearing up of some-of the obecuritl-
In the situation. One or two Incidents of
the day were tried aa motive foroee for
moving prlcea. but they proved of little
avail. Deferent causes are assigned In
the different degreee of responsibility for
tha halt In the speculative stock market,
but the principal matter, ft ia generally
thought, la the framing rf the new tariff
blk and the release to new plans In busi
ness which that framing la expected to
effect. The experience in the iron and
teel trade following the cot In price by
the principal Interests is conldred a dem
onstration thai business must watt on the
tsriff bill.
The scallrg down cf prices of stock
products fail to revive the demand in any
effective fashion owlnp to the remaining
uncertainly of the new dutl-s. Reports
from Washington bearing on the probable
ratea to be fixed In different schedule are
followed -with attention, hut with vaaue
comprehension by the operators In stocks,
owing to the complications of the differ
ent vtewe in the dominant party tn the
house, the probability of Important mod
tficaAiona of the house bin in the senate
and the amount and effectiveness of the
influence which may be used from the
White House toward tha completion of the
task. Oreat confidence is heard expressed
In financial circles in the prospective fu
ture of business. The bond market ia be
ginning to present a similar aituation. the
rate of activity theTe showing a notable
contraction. It ia pointed out that the
heavy loan expansion of the banka a' this
time. In spite of the d.eullorv demand of
business is accounted for by the large hold
ings of new bond Issues by banka all over
the country. What the effect may be on
ihe bond market whn any effective de
mand for money shall spring up is a sub
ject of some solicitude. A considerable
liquidation of bank holdings nf auch bond
wouid be an Implied consequence. Pome
Influence In the stagnation must be al
lowed to the activities of the Hughes com
mission appointed to Investigate exchange
methods. The attention reported to be
given at recent sRtlngs of this commis
sion to questions of stock market manip
ulations and wash sales has an effect of
prompting to extreme propriety of deport
ment on the part of pools and market or-
ganlxationa. Ttt recurrence of the su
preme court's decision todsy was reflected
In the attentoln given to Reading by the
room traders. A sharp drive against the
stock during the morning gave place to
recovery when It became known that no
declalon on the commodities clause was to
be handed down todsy. The decision
agalnat the Missouri 2-cent rate law by
tha Cnited States circuit court waa a favor
able influence on stock of railroads trav
ersing that slate, for the management of
which the overthrow of thla law la un
doubtedly a matter of Importance. The
shares of the Gou&d stocks in this benefit
was increased by puDlished reports of a
traffic arrangement between the Wabash
and the 1'nion Pacific. The government
report on grain reserves in farniera' hand
on March 1 was remarkable for the close
approximation of the figures to thcae for
the same date laat year. The effect. Joined
to news of favtorable weather conditions
for winter wheat was a decline in the wheat
market. Oold exports in South. America
and to London are looked for thia week,
but money ratea here were unaffected.
Bonds were irregular. Total sle. par
value, !3.010.(Q. l.'nlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
oo stocks were;
Ml. Hlsli Lo Clone.
Amalgamated Copper.. !:. t S
American Car round".. J) v 4l,
Am. Car A Foundry t' " 11'. 111
Amerlrsa Cotton uil US -'
Am. HI4e a Leather pM..
American Ice Hertintlai . M0 30 ' SO -
American Lineted. . . 13
Amarlcaa Locomotive 1.30s U 0'a 1
American Locoraotlr r4... - . .. 1: is
American Sin It. a Rerna - 1 US t: :
Am. Swell, a turns P'4.. l lvN I'S I"1
Amarlcaa Sugar Refining - . 1?
Americas Toharre pfd St 11 tl
Amerirati Waolen
Anacoaila Mining Co I'"' 4i 4;i 4IL,
Auhiaon ... !. 14, 1M' 1"1
Aichisos pfd e 10S IOC1
Atlantic Coast Un . 117,
Balumore OMe ie7, ITS ''
Baltimore rmto pfa . rt fl .", Wi
Brooaira Rap .4 Trsnait . rr r. S T-"v
Canadian Pn-IHc V 17 1V
Central Leather -7
Central Leather pfd ... 1"
Cantral ef New Jerar; 1ST RS t::s
Otaeapaaka Ohio 14 7 17
Chlcega Great Heaters JIA 7 4A
rkieass A Northwestern V i:t 17t 11
Chicaae. HH. A si Paul .. f.i M:s
P.. C. C. A St. Louts : 7 7i 74
telorsde Fuel Iron 1 r S
Colorado a Souibe-s U ti
Colo. A to. lit pfd C n U
Cole, ft ao Id pfd 9 7S ; f
Conaolidatad Gaa iv K VTI 1711,
Cera Products 4.40D
Voawar A Hudson 173
DenTor gin Orsnd.. .. I '01 44. t '
Dearer A Rio Omnde pfd . 100 as M so
Diatlllarv sec an I tea w ia .ji,
Erie ISO K4 teS Hi
grte :t pfd et",
ne M pfd II
General Viiactrtc . 11
Ursst Nonhern p'd . l ana ie4 ; i
GraaOonkem Or, etfs .. t.l'S at :' i7k
Illtwil Cestral 141
Intarsoraugh-Wat t e I A t C '..la
1nirtMroygh-Ht. pfd 7 44 41 t
TnterfUtlonai Paper e lvi, l'U 1v
International Paper pfd t
lataraationel Pnsip w 17 3
Iowa Cent ml . sue x: isn n
Kansas Cltr Bnulkers '.4 44 44 44
K. O. Hoatkna pfd r.i, 7 a '-
Leulavtlle NaakTlile IS) K ;'
Wmmajolia A ' UmiK . M M fl
Mian.. W. PA Sault St. II W :t ',441,
Miaeoeti Pacific I. lot 70 47 Sai,
Miaauerl. Kaoas A Taiaa. lt.30 47', 40-, 414,
Mieaoari. Kaanaa A T. pfd i
National Land . 1 T 7S TtS
New Tork Centml 1 Ve) lrS IMS US
New Tork. Ontario A Weal. I 44 44 4eS
Norfolk A Western . i.7) 7S 7 rs
Nonk American 10 s S
Northern Pacific. 2 H7s IMS ,JS
Pacific Mall to s S M
Penneyleanin I. em lws Its
roop 1 a uea wai
i ':
:,
4
14
v
174
its
.1
as
4rs
.TTS
S.S
i'
"S.
111S
LIS
J4'.
1S
44
Pltiaburg. C. C A St. Lou .a
Preaeed steel car
Pollmajl Palace car.
Railway gteel Spring I due us :S
Reading 4 4 1?4S 171
RrpuMie Stool US) us D1
RacHinlie Steel prd .
Rock I eland Co d l SS .1',
Rock leiand Co pfd l.Mo .-, r:
4. L. A S r Id ptd
0r. Loula ftoutkwaotera 'ell 11 l:
tl. Lonin S. W pfd W I' i t ,
Skms-ghefTiold Steel A iron 70 Tt', 7!s
Soatbern Pacific 14 7ie) 1 ?S 114 ,
Sou 1 hem Partfie pfd l! s !7:s
Southern Railway.. 74S !!,
Soiitheru Rallwar P'd - 4.S 4JS
Tenneeaee Copper 1. 1 la
Ta A Pn.iric . 1 i its J
T.ilodo. St. Love A West . t iU 4tS
To.eJo, St L. A Wast, pfd 41 S
I'sioo Psclftc 21.4 tlfS 1-4S
I aien Paciru pfd eat pj
tnued nien Rnbeer.. )no 7', ;i (
I S. Rubeer lot pfd ?- ! 1
I tilled b rales Steel U l'O 4S 44 ,
Inlied Siaioa Steel pfd ... 40 ills m
I ink Copper 41 41
Vtrg'ain t arolina rSasiirnJ 1.ie 44s 41s
Va. Car. Chemxal ptd
Wabsah . . I 2t II :'S
akaak prd 14.1'S es 45
We4nghuuoa ttanre est Ta 71
Western t'rttos
Wheeling A Lake Ene
Wiaecnaia casiral I an iiu, ,
A atari ran T. A T . . 1 '.US 17
Total saiew far the day. 131 ) ah area
4-S
44
1 4
I7
4-V
'S
'
y 1
;
IU - I
Fsrelga Flsssrlal.
l.OXrON. March t. Money ass in strong
demand on the market tartar and discounts
were steadv. The Bank of Rngiand secured
the ti''tei In g ild available On the sto. a
(exchange bttsineaa wa slack, but the tone
1 kin firm. Osiers were Inclined to raise
j qu.ititi.ns on the favorab.e political out
i look. Paria supported foreigners and
; d.a.itontia snared, wl lie the usiial inveet
j 1 icrt buying sustained gllt-edgej securities
Arreti. aa anar. a began steadily, gathering
""l"i in "w " -1'.... tnuicwrinal
auppui-t and the market became quiet prior
t.. tne rev-stpt of the Wall street opening,
when tin. lew Briced issued. esnecUiiv
M saouri. Kanaae and Texae. advanced.
Ihe others bareiy moved and the market
flushed quiet.
PARIS. March I -Prlcea oa tha Bourse
to.1nv were firm.
! RIRI IV Uarch S T,eai4in . .
resened In hours tcelay on settlement
tn the rUIkern. Government aeaunttes
were firm and the shipping industries
wars hlgner
ask af Clerssaar tslesnest.
Li-R LIN March S -Th aseklv state
ment of . the Imperial Rank of Germany
j shoe the following mange: ash in hand.
rlcraa.d 4 tew raerka. luena. decree a-d
( -m 414 taei u.st'ks. disceAini dec reaeed. 1 v .
T.i tsM miiki, lr?aaar b.ilt increaoed. I".-
7SU marks: notes In circulation, de
creeed. lASTinrs) ma'ks: deposits. Increased.
,tll im tniHts: gold In hand, decreaeed,
lilaX' mark.
.ev T seat Msaey Market.
NPW TilRK. March .-MoNET-On . ail.
easv; 1tjt pvr cent: rulir.g rate. 2 per
cent; closing bid IS per cent; offered ai
2 per ceT: time loans, vsrv teeng: six'y
days. mtTH per cent: ninety days. i4i
per ceet. six month. !"4jr per cent.
PRIMS MERANTILJ; PAPER 24J4
per rent.
STERI.1NH EXCHANOF Jt'rong with
acvual bualnesa In hankers' bills ar 24 mVSJ
4 R10 for sixty-day bills, and at 24 fJr
dmar,d: commercial bi!e 14 r?4 H
PIL.VFR Bsr. 8c: MexTcsn do isr. 44c
BONI 4overnment. steady; railroad. Ir
regular. losing quotations on bond wore aa fol
lows: V. .rot at rag
do coupon ....
V. la rg .
do coapoe ... ...
T. f. 4a
If lot ax 4J.4 7S
. 4V. S!l Her A Mar 4v,i 7
lorekJapan 4a V
ll do 4S .. '
.T do 4S id wore .. JS
;M; c su ;n . ..
do coupon
Alllaalmera ' m r.iolsko g deb 4a tltt'l 4
Am Ag-lcoHa-al So. SSI. A Naah 4a .tc'
Am. TAT rv. 41 P M. K AT. lat 4s. S
Am. Tobacco 4a Tj go lot sod ref 4a. 1:
do on t' do gon 4 ... Piv,
Afhlaon goa 4 .. 101 M'oennrl Pacific . ejv,
Atehoie L. lot 4a V,m v. rent gon. Ia St
Atrtllwa f. ta do den 4a .
do c ta -Tv, T Cltr 4Vaa Inewl lVSj
Atlantic r L. let 4 n v T X H AH r a.ms
B A o. 4s I": ' A let eon 4a
do ISa ti do rr 4 Si
B A O. S. w. la. Si Norikeen Pacirtc 4a..raa.
Broo TranSt cc 4a M to Is 74'
Canada So. lot 4o . . 1 Or (I. U rdg 4a.. P4
cnirnl of OS. e..U4ri. ct vi llSlot. S
rostral Leather T" do con. 4 1'KS
of N J pn is. 1 Reading gon. o e,
Oios. Okie 4Va. ..lla LA p. a M
C. A A. IS 74H' U . W eon. 4a Tt
P . B. A a Jt. 4a . Ms 1o lot gold 4a .... t-'-t
C. K. A t.P g. IS ' V seaboard A L 44 . 5S
C . R. 1. A P. ool. 4s 7 So. Pacify eal. 4a ...
do col. is t do lot ref. 4e A4
do t't 4a .o Rallwnv I Ills
cu e. A at. L. g 4s rrs d son 7s
toio. trtdustnaJ la... Ttsl'Hoo Pniflc 4s 1JS
Oslo. Midland 4a . . SO, d" re 4a K'lS
C 80 aTt 4Sa S do 'X and ref 4a. A
Pels A Hud. r. 4a.l)sr. Booker da WIS
do lot ref. 4 101SC S-eal M ta ...r
P A R O 4 M Va car. rsaej 4a .
I'tatlllera' ta 7s owabeah lot I 1;S
Il prter Men 4o... MS do ar and ext. 4s. 74S
do geo 4a 71Wao-n Md 4s H
Ma rr 4a. aorlea A 71 Wont. Rlontflo cv la M
do ct 40. oarloa B. fSWioronta Central 4a. P4S
Gen glavtric ct. ot. 'WSD. A R. O rf3 ta. 4V
I r lot ref ta ....1SMI':. A O. rtdg eif H.l'i'S
Bid. "Offered.
l.seovl J eew pities.
Quotations furnished by Fsmual Burna,
jr., 414 New York Life building. Omaha:
A Asked.
Aseican Radiator Cs. 7c a d
Paorrlce Creamacy ran
Reerriro Creomerr pfd..
Cltr ef Omaha booda. 4Sa n
Doiigtas count 4o tlS.'t
Isd. Tele, is flttli Ib0 pfd. bonaat ...
kanaae Ctty Rr. aad UgSt is (ltlll
PTeferred '
tMaraoa
Kebr-aeka Taloprions stork
Omaha Gma ts ( tin ..
Omaha Electric Light A Poser ta U0
Preferred ..
Omaha A Co. BlufTa St. (t, ta 41 ...
Omaha A Ce. Bluffa at. Rr. u r7ri....
Prof erred
Common
Omaha A Co. Bluffa Rt. A B'ldge pfd .
Omaha Water eompaoT is (it'.dl
Omaha Water company ta llHCi
Omaha Wator company lot pfd
Omaha Water compear -d pfd - -
Omaha B. of T Bilg It. pfd
Sonin Omaha aewer 4 So tlltdi
State HTloao Bank auxk. Butta
South Omaha National bank stack
Swift and (Joeirpanr
gherldaa Coal 4a (1211
Preferred
Common
tioua City (tots Tarda pfd
Trl-Sia'e Land Co. pfd. com. bonuai
Vnlon gtok Tarda Ce. nock
m IW
4 M
4 ta
lT 'ts
. . I"
tt
S7S
7 tS
14
M t
(7
1 let
n tt
PS 1'1
Ms
14 4V
tt To
OS 4
tS
MS MS
II M
i 7
S 10
lot
u-
m
liS liifs
!)
M let
. .
tl sv
L
a 'S
Boetss Stscka aad Baada.
BOSTON. March I Money, call loana. 2
itil-i per cent; time loans. 3tt-i per cent.
Atrhiaon adj.
S4 Atlantic Ik
l'OSButie Coalition 11
.lu3Sciunet A Atiaond. 1K
KilSlSlumot A HecU ... J7
do 4a ..
Arrhlaoa .
do ptd
Ronton A Athene....
Booton A Maine
Boston Elevated
ritihburg pfd
K. T., N. H. A H.
tnloo Pacific
Am Arge. Cbem. .
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube ..
Ameficaa Sugar
do pfd. ..
Am. Tel. A Tel
American Woolen..
.3 Ceeiennial
-Ill Cooper Rang
Hi Dale Wont
.IU Franklin .
. eSQrnrr
.HiSOreeoe Cananea
ItSUS p ovale.
. Millie. Mining
taMirhlgaa
'XS Mohawk
.13 Most- Coal A Cod.
.lMSNo-rade
. i ' Old nonunion
. 4
. 7S
. IS
''v
.
. S
. s
4S
. MS
. 41
. n
USi
41
ISO
7S
14
tl
Us.
iss
. ... 4"4
'
IPS
4S
ts
141
4I4
do pfd.
laSOaoaela
lie in In. Iron A (teel. leSParrot
Haas. Relrtnr.
MSwutaee
do pfd
Mane Caa. ..
Catted Fnill
I'nitsd Shoe Macs.
do pfd.
V. . Sioel
do pfd
Adventure ...... .
Alloue
-. ilSSeenaos .........
.. 44Tssam
:jTr.nir
. SlsPntied Copper.
..to U. a. Mining..
44-nl . S. oil
..IU ITU
4 viotorta . -
.. t Wtnoaa
Amalgamated
desWolcenne
Anuini Commorcial.. leSKorta Butte..
I. ob d as Clsslag Slseka.
IA)NDON. March A Tridlng in Amer
ican aeruritiea waa limited during tha first
hour today. pTlceg geaarallv rattged from
S to H above Saturday's New Tork cloa
lng. Pnnaylvanla aod Southern Pacific
allowed slight tosses.
London closing stock:
Ononis, moner t4S J . K A T ..
da account . 4S N. T Oeiit-ai
Anaronda IS Norfmni A W ..
Au hiaon do sfd
HIS
a
44
St
7'4
S
44S
11a
174,
7S
44 Si
iiS
I'k
4g
do sfd
..1S4S Ontario A W. ..
. MOS Penaarteanis
..III Rand Mines ...
. . 47 Reading
. . "SSonthem gf ...
.144 do pfd...
.. 1. Seoul born Pacific
. tlwl'nioa Pacific ..
.. 1:44 do pfd....
.. atSl. S. SieM
.. 4' do pfd
.. 11 Wabaea
.. !S do pfd
. MS Sean I ah 4s
. IO Am I. roooer .
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake A O ...
Chicago O W. . .
Chl . Mil. A tt. P
Da Beers
Dee rer A Rle O
do pfd
Er.e
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Grand Truth ..
llllnoia Cwitrnl
I LMiieTlllo A S
:S
8ILVER Bar. ateady at BSd per ounce
M(J KT -SfZ, per cent
The rate of d'acount in the open market
j for short bills ia 2S per rent; for three
monies nuis. zs2 per cent.
New lark Mists atseks.
NEW TORK. March I. Closing quota-
lions on mining stocks:
All.
l.lalo Chief..
. id
. u
.171
.1U4
..'45
. U
Rmnawlik coo
Cometotk Tunnel t.
I Venial
24 nntann .
M Ophir
U Standard . .. .
14 Tellew Jacket
a
I Con Cat A Va ...
I Horn Slieor
LoadTtiio Cos
Treassry Statesneat.
WASHINGTON March' 1 Today's atate
ment of the treasury balance in the gen
eral fund exclusive of the Jl&ii.tuXI.OijO gold
reserve ahows: Available cah balance,
2141.ftil.Sl.": gold coin and bullion. tr,45,SK;;
g'ld certificates. 247.'T0.7t'.
Baak rieaftsg.
OMAH A. March . BncJt clearing for 10
day were 2S.'XI.7.&5. ird for the corre
sponding date lsat year Z3M.d : .
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. March 4. M ETA Lfj apot
Im was unchanged at 1) 2a J in the
Iintlon market, while futures were s h 1 le
higher at 131 15a. Locally the marker was
easy, with spot quoted at M 27iv.7T..
.' pper was higher In London, with stot
quoted at 154 Vua and futures at 47 5
The ! l market wa dull and unchanaed.
with lake quoted at 21iS7's6ia.L;,4j. el.tro-lytl.-
at Hi.icdjU'.TS and raattng at Hi.STMt
li 4-H I-nd waa lower at 13 7 4-1 'in
Lomlon. The local market was quiet and
uncharged at 23 VTS62 7V Bpelter mas
uncharged at H 11a dd In London The
I.! marker as quiet at 4.7iS'4.77S
Iron was enchanged in th london market,
with 1 !. -eland warrants quoted at 4.s 104.1.
The local market was nominally unchanged
wiili No. 1 northern foundry quoted at
I 4 Soft 17 .5 No. 2 northern foundry at t'tui)
tjln-TS and No. 1 southern and No. 1 south
ern soft at ri75tn7.7S.
ST. LOl IS. March 4 M ETALS Lead,
h gher. tloitl&. Spelter, strong, tl 46
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralla.
NEW VORK. March t -EVAPORA1 Kit
A rPLEB Market and quoiatlona ae
nominal in the absence of important aales.
Fancy are quoted at 4iti!Sc; choice at 7S
riT-,c. prime at 4t)7e; ciMnmon to lair at
i'l) tic.
L'RIED FRITTS Prunea are a.tnewhat
firmer tn tone atrii quotat'ona. ranging
from 3c to 7c for new crop. California
fruit ranging up to 40-ana to 3V-lua Apricots
are not a. Live, but stocks are light ar.d
the market firmer, with choice nu.. ted at
lit,it: ealra choice at kAjfj I'ic. an I
fancy at UVvlJ'. Pearlers are to jobbing
demand. Bin choice quoted at 4SV'. evtra
clMiu-e at et4Sc. and fan. y at 7gS.
Riie.na rupt.nue dull, witn looose muscatel
oiote.l st o&.'; rooH-e lt fsnc seeded at
4aesc: see.iiess at ofc&'nc. and Uiadon
lajers at 21 -'eil .
4 sf fee Market.
NEW TORK. March .-COrTEfcru-tures
rinsed steady net 4 points lower to
'.I points hfgtier. (takes Were 710 hags,
Irrl'idtpg March at 4lfcc: April and May.
4 Tier .- June c; July,. 4AW.
i.Wtnhr. 4 4MJ. riecember. JJ. fpel.
quiet. No. T Pki. ', : X'. 4 aseioa, i
M.i.l. rteady; Cordoia. r,47l
OMAHA LiVE STOCKa .MARKET9
Cattle ef All Kindt Strong to Ten
OnU Higher. i
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
i
i
Prices la st Skew X ery Mark
I hasge. Belsa bat
ateady.
P.e.eipit aet. Ca;t e. Hog Sheep
Estimate Mondav 4 I vrn 74)
Heme dsv last v. eek 1 CM .'4 ?
Same any -J weeks sgo.. :.4.H S.4e 7'4
Same dav 1 weka ago . !.4' s.t l.Tl
Same day t weeks ago.. 3.S. 0TI A2
Same day last year 2 t" T.4JI s.;
The following table shows Ihe receipt of
cattle, bogs arxl sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data, compared with laat year:
1. IW luc. Dec.
V,ul lt4.W4 li.: 1'J.sll
Hogs dir.'.tMl Vl.teii .... 14l.tr
8t,cP 3tl.!7 -'4fi. 41.STS
The following table showa tha average
price of hogs at Sotttn Omaha for tha last
P'VT"! daa. with comparisons:
DAte. 19rt. HM.ii9n7.jiko,. J!x..,;i4. lc-i.
r"b. H...
Feb. 2...
Feb. X ...
March 1..
March 2..
March J..
March 4.
March 5..
March t .
March T..
March I .
114! 4 Ul a
I 91 I 4 40(
( 04 4 T7. o ,
4 11! M 21
I it'.; I Hi i l.1
M
4 ae
4 M
a
9
7 tie
7 M
7 11
7 04
7 1
ir;;
, 4 ! 74;
4 n r
a ui
lTs;
s,
, J .
4 2K C 7
4 j i
4 JrV 73
4 23 72
4 2.1' ( 74.
4 44. 7
I 6 74
4 ft .
4
i
11,
4
1-.
4 i4
i 07 1
1J
14
i
I 4 M
221 ,
. 4
12, 4 8S
1 4 8S
Sunday.
The official number of cais of stock
brought In by each road was:
(.'attic. Hoga. Sheep. H r's.
C. M. A 81. P 1 1
Missouri Psrlflc 1
I'nlon Pacific 44 14 A J
C. A N. W.. est J 2 I
C. A N. W'.. west IU 3u .. . 1
C. St. P.. M. A O.. . in .1 1
C, B. A Q Hf ... .. 2 i 2
C. B A J , west a" 4 1
C, R. I. A P.. cast.. I .. .. 1
C . R. I. A P.. west . 1 4
Illinois Central S .. 1
Chicago Ut. Hi-tein .. 1
ToUl receipts IK7 1"9 K i'l
The disposition of the dey a receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
oer or neaa in,riirated
Cattle.
... j'.l
.. l.i
Hog.
1 ct
2.rX
Shec
Omaha Packing Co...
9ift and Company. ..
Cud any Packing Co...
Armour A Co .-.
Vcneant A Co
I-cbman A Rotr.chlld.
Hill A Son
F. P. Lrewia
J. B Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
U Wolf
McCrearv A Carey
H. F. Hami.tun
M. Hagrty A Co
F. O. Inchram
Sullivan Bros
le timer Bros
Blak A Line
Baarit Holcn
Benton
RothchiM ,
Otttr buyers ,
STTt
1.45
!7
l.'M4
l'i
,
OS
;
s
4
4;
117
12
-Hl7
1
14
1 X")
Totals 4.i 7.(.1 7.MS
CATTLE Receipts of cauie were quite
liberal this morning, 194 cars being re
ported in. as agalna: 152 one week ago and
101 two weeks ago. Receipts todsy were,
in fact, the heaviest that they have been
for a Monday aince January 11. The qual
ity of tile cattle waa veiy fair, there be
ing a liberal sprinkling of desirable fat
stuff.
Most all packers had their representatives
In tha yards early this morning, and th
market opened quite brie mini all desir
able kinds, selling very freely at prices
that were generally strong to Kc higher
than laat week's close. L'nder the influence
of a very good demand, pretty much every
thing had sold before 10 o'clock In the
morning. Good steers sold up .is high as
tn.it with nulla a spi Inkling of cauls belter
loan In.OU.
Cows and hellers were also in active de
mand, and they, too, experienced about the
same advance a bef steurs. selling gen
erally strung to 1c higher man laat we-K s
cloae. Some good he if rrs sold up as high
aa li Si It wa. in fact, a good, healiny
market, throughout, and entirely satisfac
tory to tha aelllng Interests.
Speculators were free buyers of stockers
and. as the supplies were nut very large,
everything changed hands in good season.
Prices paid for the moat dalrable cattle
looked abojt 10c hlgner than last week
with all grades atrong at least. The ad
vance haa given the feeder market a little
better lone, ihe country demand showing a
corresponding Improvement.
Quotations on cattie. i?ood to cio'ce
corn-Yed ste-r. Kuii); fa r to good corn
fed steers. 25 oiig-i CO: common to fa r corn
fed steers. 24wS5.: good to choice cows
and heifers. $2 IMi W; fair to gom! cows
and heifers. 23.50, .50: common to fair
cows and heifers, r-'-dS 5": sto. k heifers,
$i7VS4.UU; val calves. IZ.S0W7 o: bul.s,
stage, etc.. 2i754y4.8e: good to cho.ee stoik
era and feeders. $4.6. Oil; fair to good
stockers and feeder. I2.7ntgw.3-. cimmon 10
fa'r etockere and feeders. K.0i2.s.
Representative aalea:
BEEF 3TE7ER&,
No- AT. Pr
141 4 45
4 b 4
11 Ml 4
11 74 4 1
I 1 I
ted I tf
I r t :t
I r7t 4 4
I use I td
f 1M4 4 K
M . . . . tli t M
1 It d i 44
24. Ilia 4 4
.4 Il'l 4 4
it li tl 4 7
l 1071 4 1
Ma. At. Pr
4 114", i M
11 11 If. i ti
t: 1T7 its
7 l ei t e
r lilt I
4 IZVt
11 1311 4 !
to ut: t :
at :4 4 1
it r.7i 1 is
i i4i 1 :
'Ut t Si
1 1471 t 2i
I ' tad I u
71 1444 4 h
WS.
1 im 4 4
I Ml 4 44
I tOl I fl
d Hi 4 mi
1 471 4 SO
1 S 4
17 .d 4 at
2 4 tl
II If i 4 .i
I 114.1 4 tn
'4 1P11 4 t
It lull 4 e
4 n 6 ne
J HEIFERS
2S Ill 4 4.1
. 7t 1
. t4l 1
. V.t 7 7S
14 : 1
. t:i
. t..i
.1
. pel
. tel
. .041
115
. 424
. 4ii
row
. in
174
. let
. 44
1 74
1
4 eft
4 Ia
4
4 l
4 a
4 '.4
4 Ik
17 .
14 .
t 0
4 S- t
HEIFERS
I 7 ..
I to
4 oa 4
4 74
4 SO
5 'M
i
. 4m4
40
.isa
lot tat
2 ...
Ml 4 i
Bl'UJ.
I ijo Ik 1 :; 4
1 heel 111 ! I 4 W
'441 4 en 1 Jimo 4 l
I " "d 4 -5 1 ICW 4 I
1 lew 4 m 1 4i. 4 ie
1 u.-i 4 1 re d id
J 14 4 15 1 114J 4 4.1
1 14' IU 1 GO 4
TALVKI.
1 . !t 4 71 I 1 I i
I 4 rt 1 1.4 1 ta
-4 I 00
etockeru
rt I 7f
AM FEEDER 3.
74 . 114 4 6
7 rt 4 ao
'. 470 4 IK
H . 44 i ib
111
7
1 71
1 71
IU 4
1 Mi II" I Ill 1 a
HOGS The fact that receipts of higs
mere the heaviest for a Muiitlay that they
have k en since the middle of June itai fr
d.d nut have any atiarent .ite.r. on the
market. Advices frcru all selling points
sere encs.uraglug. w .lie tnc i'j n". 4 mind.
rwMh packing and shipping seemed tj b
very g.d with the result t tat the market
op. ned early in the m.irr, log and w is qjite
active, preitv m.icn everj thing bring sol 1
before le o c.-k or s.nm ftr. Toe pn es
paid were safely l'acrt&c h:gher than ths
close of last week Tne adt iti'i ae moft
nirficejble on toe light h08. ainc.i mere a
good, rr.g lie higher, many aales s.ieiwing.
if anything, more advance t lan tl-.a.;. tin
Ihe other hand, leavy hogs were generally
lie higher, til best gracs selling largely
at tej4j 7. A Cimaidr4bl pr-p.-rn.-n of
toe l.g it and m ll hug so.d at e.4.0 56.
liood 1 (HI hogs, eel gm r,g ! 10 OO puumls.
peeaavd to be in espeiciaJly good demand
thla moro'ng and they aold very freely
r:g:it from tiie lirst.
Today's advance tarries tr-e market to
the highest point too-lied so far this ear
Toward the close, sfler the inor urgwit
orders a ere filled, and some ot the buyers
dropped out. the market eased off closing
a little lower than rar'r but there waa
set very many hoga left to fe Ihe effects
of thla weskiier- aa rcoat everything sold
earlv as noted ab ve.
Representative laica
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Is Your IY2oney
well luvetrd or it it ling id: in Ruin ilat r?rLil Pot
altogether too aafe? If nv?tloi! somi, why not or,,ri t he.V
IDS gtcount lfh 111? IT n"t needtfa for tui- tii.ie. h
not put It to work
Earning Money
Our 3 IfHlficat of lHno"t are an absolute!
safe form of investment. baiU-d ly f I I.uOO.OOt) of A-4ct.
FirstNationalBankof Omaha
Thirteenth and Farnam Sts.
1
Those 2 AO hots in our Bafety Deposit
Taalta are being taken up 1 acidly.
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SHEEP The week start.d oui
witii a
and the
very fair run of miwp anu UiiiIjs
quality on an ivrrage was iiuiie good
being a n.milier of I'Wd of ilt siralii"
n. i, it-1 a
of both sneep and laml-s.
The market aa a wno!e did not sho
any
i ry material change, pricca a a
1 rj'e
li'l'l'll
eff er
being about uteaJy with last week
acre In very good dematul and ;ne
, mas met with readv aie. Mexicnri
I lings bringing a high ns s ". tue
I price the! aas puni f - I tie same
i last 4Vek. llenvy yearllraTf and a
ven r
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s.uff
:tur
,li,e
mlxeu sold lip to Ih.iat, I -lere wfl 14
prinkliria of preitv decent ewes
a-hicn
sulci largely at 25 KvSj6 Jf
I Buyers ilid not sppeir uu.te so horary (
tor tamos as on some onyn an.i Hie trrnie
w not so active on tha' kind as usual.
Still there was considerable lim iiry an I,
In addition to the rectuin-nients of packers,
there were also several orders fur urti:ig
account, so that tnre wn really no lai n
of buyer. The feeling wa not very sluing
on lambs, although most operators were
quoting ii a steajy market.
Violation on sheep nr.ii lamb: ;.N)d 10
choice lambs. 27.t"ii '.60; fair to good Umh.
24 arJlT.Oi; feeding lambs. J6loii'; 7i; ctrxjd to
j choice 1 ght erllng. ttt.uuiin.K: g.M1 to
choice heavy yearlinge. 2-i.';ri ja; feelin;
I yearlings, liSnuS 75; gnod to i lioii a-i-Viera,
i to eU6 : fair ta good wether. t..Jti5.4";
feeding weihers, 2lt".'tH.75: g iod to choice
I ewes, tu.Omia.:; fair in good ewe. H 'J
j S.00: feeding ears. C jm4j4.au; culls a id
I buck. 4) .!&.'. 75.
I Repreaentatlve aalee:
No. Av. Pr
4i4 western ewes In" i Hi
177 western ewe ! 5
9 western ewe !5 5 tai
1 weetern iamb 12 7
4 western ewe, cuil ft :i '
4 western ethr ...' 47 S :tj
kV western yearlings im K ii
4j western ewe S li
I 270 western ewea hi ii IS
I .11 western eaes. culls h
1 1S; we-nern ewe . 1.1.1 ,s Jfi
I western ewr a. culls 71 .1
I V western ewe 7 .-,15
S! w est em vearllng g n 1
: 2M Mexlian egrllr.g 7-, Km
I Mexican ewes 7' 5
1.. Meslcan yearling 76 wi
I 1V7 Mexii sn eats calls ..7 3 f o
I dnft watem 'an-bs 7 ;r
I 44 weeiern Itn bt . 7 J ii
I 17 western iambs 7 ;
I If ', western lambs IK 6 ,v
ills western yearlings 71 (mi
, 172 western ewi-s i 4 tin
Stiii western ewes ):, ;, j;,
I HI western ewrs 11.1 5 j
'44 western lambs So 7
I S . ester n eae 41m
i 14 wCHtern latnl ei ti rt
So western ewea 71 4 i'l
4M western lambs 1:7 7 1",
I i western eacs , ! i rut
CHICAGO 1.2 R irill K M4KKEI
Cattle Rteady la 4-trona lloa l.cs
erslly Kl flees (ran lligker.
CrllCAtiO. lrrh . "ATTI.K-R.''ei;.i
2a.ntl l ead: 1"sdy to str ne: steers. 2n
".: mas 12..ir5.ai.': h-fer. 22 ;fi'-vi'!
bulls. H.si-i..S: cHlves. 2.1 6h!i stixk-is
and fctd"r. 23.wro.'i.
HOGrJ Receipt', d.'.'tro heal: ccncnillv
Sc higher; choice h-ai v hl.p(n. tl 7f."
B: btitch.i. 1701: w: ilrht m'xed. fH.Vi.t
4fi; chol.t ltaht. 2KSW;i7i; packers. 2l.VMr
4 75: p'ga, ti.J); bulk ol eilt. tn.tt
4. sn.
SHEEP AND 1A.Mnr -Receipt. K. ivi
htsd: f ady to hi- lower: ai.. p t;'it
lambs, 20.ttJ7'4; yearling. 5t"u7.i5.
SI. I.ssl Live Rtock Market.
UT. LOI'IS. March 4 --CATTLE R-c-i !'.
2 jni I ad. tncludii g 1 bi.D Tttint; in- hia'cr;
netivi- shipping aod eiiM.rt eieepp I'.tas
7 '-'5: d-eoeed beef and loiterer steer. lt'
tt.': steers under l.i lb, tl.ViS':
locker and feejets. IJ. .i.) 4 curs mil
heifer. i.4djrino; canner. 2'Ji"ti- Te' bull.
2?.ttrr3.i; rjlwi. 26.0043$ .26; Tixa snd In
disn st- ers. H i'u '". ii an. I In iti.
2- 7fiiA .
lltHiS Re. -aiyts. Cmi h.ad, u.atket lo'i,
lie l-lgher; pigs snd I g' t. 21 7Jti '-.'Z. pa- it
ers. 2'.ott.7ti; butchers ;iT.d best hc.y.
', 7 'ol isi.
I r'HLEP AND LAMBS-R'clj ts. 1 .'.
I iiea-1: market tea1y: native n-.ult.i',?. 1; 7i
ho .V, .4antts. Xi ,n" . : colls and b ... .
! e.; S &(. :: ocker. U.-'t4 !
Kaasaa t'ltr l.lvr ,te4-k Msrkrt.
KANSAS CITT. March l.-i'ATTI.K-Re.-etpts.
i: VO head. in. lu.ltiit: l.ct m
eoutherti.H; market ntrung: clowi -I Ai u
lite higtier; . noi.-e export and tl! es.w.i In-
steer. 2ti.-u 'vf 4 hi ; rair to Rent
f 10. western steers, t i 10 t : suckeri
and feeder. II l j li, nut'ern etwie.
14. 25044 i: B'.uliiern cow . 2- C54i5.u:
nance ow 1ini$ 5b: heifer I J i"
4..m: hull". 23 ;54i4.7: eelvee. 14'Xii.i'. :.
II KiS Receipt i:.0'o head. itisi k.-t
ie15- higlier. top. 4o7: t.ulk of ale.
14 Jt 4 45. teevv. 4 55(io7l. pa. kin
and butcher 2-i. !(' i 5 lig'it. 4';.i 'if
a0: pigs. 23 .'iifS li
- MHKEP A.VO LA2IH. Keiiipn. 1 4 in
head; market strong to in,- higher. I411 a
Uttiill i.i: vearlir.g. 2oH.ti; In; vvi-'Cein
15 70 0 v" . r, 24 ci 4 .', 4" . st m k- r-t
and feeder. Il tuca 4 75.
siaw k la Riakt.
last Clip Live atoe-k Market.
Re. eipt cf li'e at 1. k gi ti..- ..rin, ;
4a4 1 W'.oU'u u.erket-t nter.:Hc.
1 aitii'. n..g e: p
4 h..n ii.'H ;
South f niaha
Muux lit",..
St Ji.sepii....
KKansas city
St Louie
Chliago
Totals . . . .
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SI. Jssesk l.le i,mU Market.
ST. J11SEPII. Mo . Man. 11 4 -"T I I.K -Re.eipe-v
:.f4i head' market ntei.lv l-,
atrorg. t teer. 25 i roe . ..! I . if. r
2? .'ST!4i: calven. b-i .
H;H-Re-eipi!,. l .oi. mikt .
live, l.,p fim.. b.ilk of !.. k l.iin ip)
hHEEP AND LAllh.H - e t in I,
head, market slow. stead .. hv lo"
lsmbe. 2s 5 '
Slsas (111 lle Bta-k Mrkel.
SI OCX CITT. le . Manh 4 -iJp-. i-s i
Tl gram. CATTLE-K-vr-ipl. :,eai ,enri
"..mi .'n u nil n u ' '-' ' Mrssm
Market loc ligliei; beeves, 24 joiy- (W; f.it
rows and iielici. 4 ei S 74 . feeders, 21 '"i
T..": ycurhngs. fc(tvv4 3h.
Hi-vi; H. 0 Ipts. 2 ti head. Market lv
hinhcr; targe of prices. I t'Ultl 4t; bulk of
;ilcs, 2.-J'it.'
01 ABA OSCtcHAt. MARKET.
tapis aad Faary Prsdaee? rrlee Pare
linked kg Oayers aad W hslesalers.
HClTr-l'. Ctsaiiiety. No. 1 delivered to
tne retail- trade in 1-lb cnrts'i. 21c; No. I
11 ov-ib li tis. :V4.'; Nu. 2 Id l ib. cartons,
jsc; lu '-ib. tuo. e.'V . packing stock. IK,
lancy deny. tuts. Jti.ic; cotumon rol:.
iivsu ti uue. :uc. Maiael cnaugea every
I i.mdjy.
EOOSI Fresh telilng stock, candied. ?n
K'. No storugc stock In Omaha maiket.
Ctlr-tafci I-.nest Wleeonnin full cieam.
twitia. lei-, youag Aiiwiuu, in boon, USj;
favorite, 2 In huop. loc; deisiea. -M ic hooii.
U'r . cream brick, full case. 14c; bloc a
Sales ler; fuH-reuin lunburger. Iku
beef Cuta-Kibs, M. 1. lie; No. 2. 13c-;
No. 2, lrS Loiu. No. i. lVc; No. i lc; No.
2. 11c. Chuck. Nu. 1. 7V:; No. 2. 4Wc. No.
1, o-'ac. Kourid, No 1, Sc; No. 2, 2Vc; No.
j, 7SjC- Pints, No. 1, s-i No. i. No.
2, 5c.
I'uL'LTl'.I Alive, springs. Lc; hena, 10c,
Cuciss, o'v'. duck. l'.-Srr; neeae. Sjc; tur
keys, lec, p.geuns. per qua.. 65c, gullies
t'.iwls. per dul., 4-.50, a-iuaOe. pet do., 4i
L'resavd. hen, lie; aprii-ae, i-wi-H.:. cocks,
b-c; d icks. Uc; geenc. Uc; luikeys, 21c.
E1SH V4 hitrflsu. fiuxcn. Ice; herring,
2Vi salmon.. 10c; pike-, 9c, picket cl. strdic;
ti'uul, lvc; catlisii, IiauUc; halibut, S.'. red
anapper. 1-C black bauss. 5c; crappics, 4f
K; perca. be; cuduaii, loc; smelts, 1c; ec.e,
Le.-; loostcrs, green, ."c; boiled. uc; frogs
Ugc. 45c.
t'UErili EHU1TS App.es. N-ar Totk
Faldwlns. 2; lancy Ben Dav Us, tn. Missouri
t-ipplns, 4-. -5. ldaiici Roam Deaunea, 4e;
fjcua ta:.c Hen Ijv:s. per box, JV.4i. h
raiui. 5-buncn lots. :vlc ier Id. uiangja.
2x2.25. Lemon. 2:1 -u-4 1x1. Urape fr.i.t.
24. Uripes. Malagas. 5o per keg. florid
r ineapt l-s. T r crate, t.
VE'jETAULEU Kansua sweelpotaloea,
$2 75 tier bbl. Californ.a celer , . large. 7oc,
t-nnl.r. -.c. New York Holland aecl cao
i,ge per In. Wi.coniun Red Oloba
onion, 14,0 per lb. California cauliflower.
12 per ci at. Tomatoes. Florida, 4-hasaei
irate, 25.au; Cuba. 4-baeket crsta, 23. Let
tuce, per dos .e 40c. Old vegetable par
sulps. turnip, carrots 2J.25 pel 6 01. Florida
new beets, cai 1 ols, parsnips, turnips, etc.,
per dc. , 7oc.
BrLAWbERRIEg Vc per qf,
HIDES NO. 1 green. 'sc; No. 1 cured, ltlc.
Cotton Market.
NEW VORK. March , The cotton mar
ket o?m-d steady at a decline of
l-oiiit:.
NEW YORK. March . COTTON Soot
t'.oscd nuict; niidcliiiig uplands. 9 80c; nild
t.'ltce golf. 10 1.K-: Males, .1H3 bales. Futures
cos-d Pti i.Jy; March. 5Jc; April. 9.4V;
Ma,-. ; June. .4.tc7, Jirlv. Jt44e;' August .
.: fpterobcf, S .tic; Octoher. 7Tlc: Nn
vetnb. r. S .Tc; Ivei-emhei , S.lTic; January,
J5c.
i',j;cn futures opened steady: March.
15. : Slav, o.iic J ilv. ? ; August. c;
1 1. I h.-r. 9 ic: lie, -ember, 2 Idc; January
Ife.
H.U.VESTHX, M4rcii . fyiTTON-Mar-k-t
steady; J-J4.:. .
NLVV oh LEANS. March S.-OTTON
Spot, lower: low ordinary, 59-ltic, nominal,
or. u.arv . iSc. noimuul: Bee id ordlnar.
.7 V-!Ih-. .
SI'. In'IS. 'Mnrclt S CO TTON
m.tidlln. 9 e)e. i njw,,. rec-vlpt. ):;
bs is; sirpmcrti. !-34 belt; s.ock, 4J..".7d
Italefi. - ......
Hsgsr aad Molase-a. '
NEW VORK. Mirer, g srriAn Raw
etrons. f.tir ieftnir.a .1 3 J rr .3c; cenlr'-
fugni. tet. 3 n j.xKcr mma
e.irm-. 3,niit 1 llcr lefintvl et4-wve No. ti.
4 i.ic; No. 7. 4 10.-; No. . 4 5r- No 1
'c. N.. l'h-.1 : (; No n. .viea,--. No ' 1 '
1.S5-. .v.. 11. J ; No. 14. J,0c; on
fectmners' A. 4 !'5c; mould A. S.Olt, ;
cut loaf, 5.4.V; crushed. 3fc; puwdere.l
4.75c: granul ited 4 4c: cubes. 4 iv. ,
VTiii.Aasr.pi ijiiiet; New Orleans,
kc. lie. good In choice. Sid-Ic.
open
Mlleraakee C.rala Market.
MILWAIKKE. Man-h . WHEAT
fteady: No. 1 norther". 21.17W(f1 14- No
northern, 21.1.Vti l.M; Jutv. 21(ijT,&n ia bid"
ft ..UN- Higher; Mar, 61r. bl.l
BAULKY Higher; standard. tT1; sam-plc-n
nf.i4;7iS4..
Wuel Market.
r l.o CIS Manh H. WrHII. I'n-
used; ninliiiin. toiiihlng ami clotliina-
i.-u.l.; light fine. 1 7 r :; heavy fine!
Itl7c; tub washed. J0o"34e
i:igia Bailer Market.
KL4J1N. 111.. kUcli . Hl'TTER
firm at 2t . aalrn for the aeea. 4j ono
wiintJ'. ...
ETTA GETS THROUGH TICKET
Colored Womtt ia Asaared "Va Pol Ire.
rasa TA III lop Her FaiMgr
Oat of Ton .
"If any officer tr es lo stop you .while
.'"1 are leaving townj.oit send him to
tr. " .Ici larcJ Police Judge Crawfoid to
Etta p-aslcy. 4 neRres. In court Monday
m.'ttiini; "I I. .e that they don't Hinder
y. u."
Arrayed In a tattered and fadee "travel-Ira-"
. lock that perhaps had once aerved
Ita intended purpt.se when worn by tlie
original owner, tue a on. an fdc-i the Judg
with a r'tlf'-il laie of how ahe had been
ruthlessly prevented from saying g.iodt-y
10 O-nuha bv a atern blueeiiat who re
meinb. her as a former nol'cs court
huMtue. vhe ti'l wore tne div-era lions she
.,n In a recent fori tunc and Untie coni
hit. and the J.jiia- . waa glad to, dioe hsru-
her and . t l.. r "git r'glit out o' tow n
f.-e Kit the court room cxprei.lpg mut
teted liyn.ns nf thanksgiving.
lloNalra talssble I sis 4 sllecllsa.
SUM X FALLS S I) . Mercli 4. tSper lal. t
1 -Vvlitle In Sio ix Fall. Mi.k Uordth;, We
' thorp- of Yankloii. in behalf of her famer.
i t W. West t.oriw. a prominent reiident of
ti'iar 1H1 pi. s.-'i'.vl lo All Malnla' scho.,1
. 7 1 1, is c u y a 1 erv fine ami valuable c-.l-Ic
t.oii of an, 1.. it lireek and ftomati coin.
1. til of H . olns are fu'lv classified in tie
in ii-; . ai f'd mi. I r.a!uidki is manitsr and
. iiccotnp.tii.viug rai h I .1 t i.tnjict dcecrlp
tioi or l.lt .r;. of the p.i rtlciUr coin d.--sc.ite.
1, Ti,- f;..iiiell l-iitllt dale floru Ihe
if. i.il iti lO'aii 1 11. ror. Ajgjetu. it H. C..
and from thi .)i e .J-u over a pertod of
!.'" year. Mime t.f the tjiv. k Quill da c
i.a'-k lo ei li. C.
Vrn I'arot bla M-bu4l.
MlttKKIL H. I-. .Hm, h - .SK-c.al.
T,,f c-ti ni Of T i4rf.c;ef are 4nf.-r-.gnnj
tii t.i e ia 1-. ilw f. rua" 'i...f a I'dihollc
li-j. "in i- ,-jti: . A t ib nc lee .of irrtii.ri.nl
t'eT'.. -tue ii' .,. ti"g - i,r t kr p.-hoo!.
wii.ch w 11 1 11 nil pruluM.lu lie o:ie',of tin
fine W!Uii. - K. i. J l itia.. Jarr; ihm
ve.ii i in the invnUaU 4f U44) COtsumiee
b ra.ie 1-1 O 41