THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MARCH 12. 1!00.
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
SU&dineti After SeTeral Day of
Heavy Fluctuation.
OPENING NEBVOUS AND CHOPPY
l.endera Assert Sllaatlnn Remains ti
rkni4 tkat londltlnne
Art- Slraagrr Than Be
for tar t nhearal.
OMAHA, Marcli 11. it).
After seversi days -f hesvy fluctuation
In the wheat vslues the market steadied
today, following; a r-ervous and choppy
opening The big leader assert the sltua
ilon remains unchanged and claim that
'onditlena are aa strong, or stronger, than
before the recent drop from the high levela.
The corn altuatlon remain! a country
problem, and while receipt continue to
ri'rrcup, the present demand la hard to
ajpply, and thin alone la sustaining prices.
Wheat grew firmer and advanced after
iiuh-k hfak early In the session. Higher
run side market and steady aupport from
Hie bull leaders atarted the bulge and
price i losed strong on tie high ioint for
me da. May wheat opened at f'074 nd
i inv d at II. i.
Corn held ateady and became strong
laisr on light receipt. The cash, article la
tne main feature and la bringing excellent
lirics, more particularly the whit variety,
which la selling at a good premium.
May corn opened at B'jo and closed at
:k:
Primary wheat receipts were Cl.nOft bu.
mnl alnpnienl wore KK.imO bu., against re
ceipt laal yen- of 0".',l) bu. and ship
ments of 270,0mi bu.
Corn receipt wi-rc jW.OW bu. and ship-in'-nt
were .'il'V.OO uii .. against receipts last
car-of 2.."i b-j. ami shipments of 372,000
Oil.
laitiancs wtre l"2.4ii bu. of corn, none
! oats and wheal and flour equal to 131,000
ou.
i.i.ii-i ilo.srd 'f up lu i lower on
hegt and 'ad lower on corn.
I. ore) i n km or options:
Ai t) -.'lea. Open, i Iiigh. lxw. Cloae. Tea y.
. A In t
May
Juij .
.is .
t.'rt.a
M jl .
1 7
'. . i - I l
r i i i o7i 1 i lies
'.r, so!
M'' o-'ii
&3V
97S
62''
I
62'l
w7
62H
Omasa Caah Price.
V H KAT -No. l hard. $1.0711 .74: No.
I .rct.. tl.MMl.Ou'i: No. 4 hard, $1.00-31. 02V,;
No. n apilng, t1.u'al.u7.
CORN No. i: K.c; No. 4. 61V"; No. 1
jeilow. .; No. 3 white. 64c.
OATS No. S mixed. lf!61,4,c; No. S yel
!"', Y(t't ; No. 3 white, M?62c; No. 4
wiii.e. oi.-r atandard, 62V.
RVK-N,.. 1 71c; No. 3, i2'fl7c
i n riot Heerfpts.
Wheat. Corn. CJAi.
Cl.lisgu 83 14
.i;inKyoiia ;...i.,. a
t ii..am. i i.'ii 35 it
DlllUlll ' ii
lilt .0 t.UAIN AM) PHOVISIOMS
Kralnrn of Ibe Trading and Closing;
Prices on lion r tt of Trade.
CllH'AUM. Miirjli 11. "A revived export
tlriudn4 and report of damage to the
Hi owing crop Ivy "winter killing helped to
rente u Hilling tone in the wheat mar
i 1'iday. . At Clio close prices showed net
gains oi V I" 'v Corn and pats closed
oii'tuiy griti provimona firm;
hi'Ht bears were full of fight at the
opriilniL of the market and succeeded In
lurch pi Ices down materially early In
the titty. The Ality dihrety declined 1c
troiii tne beat pi Ices refrlatercrl on Initial
ii'ttnaarilons. There waa nv eapeclal
i'hangn In tln character of the. news, but
he wegk tone of the market at the close
of the- previous session encouraged con-
Ideialitc selling for short accounts. After
oimiiliwC at $I.137 to Jl.M'i May dropped
in !.1J',4. At this point the. leading bulla
gsve tli market good support, both In
il;e May ami July option, and prices ad
vanced 'again. Sentiment In the pit, linw.
vr. waa aontewhat mixed during the first
liHlf of the day. the continued alack de
ns nd for caah whflat by millers being a
leorei-Bina: influence. Ijtle in the settslon
UiiiaxiM reports dirV InM1 tne pttJimg
r wtntitr killing In Missouri and soutneern
llllnntw. An improved demand by export
ers for. wheat at Winnipeg waa also re
poiteil. This created a strong situation
in the' final hour and May advanced to
,l.li. Tiie market closed atrong at the top
wltit Mv at 1.15.
The fnin market waa quite weak. At
the cldao prlcea were a shade lower to Ue
lilgher. May being at 6ti6KiC and July
at 7'
There was general selling of oats dur
ing the first hour of the chv. which e
sulted In sharp declines. 8om of the
larger shorta covered on the early break
and this caused a firmer feeling late In
the session. At- the close prices were So
lower to ',o lilRber compared with ths
previous close. Final quotations on May
wer at HPiffftS'ic and on July at 4Wc.
Provisions were strong. The market
closet! strong with prices up THClOc to
3iv compared with yesterday's final quo
tations. The lending futures ranged aa follows:
em firsts, fres aes. Iic at mark, cur
rent receipts, frer caes, I7 lr at mark.
HI"TT-:M Firm:' New Yors full rresrns,
vhnlce. IM7l6'-, : New York f'lll creams,
talr to good. 14(rllic
MiW 1 ORK CiRKRAf. XtllKET
ttaotallsns of Da? oa Varlawa
Omasodltles.
NKW YOKK. March ll-FIXICR-Re-relpts,
12.M'i bbls: exports. 4.1oo bbls; mar
ket steady, with beteer demand.
Minnesota patents. $500; winter
strslghts. a.4On(0; Mlnesots bskers.
14 tO'if 4.7.. winter extras. 4 004. KB;
winter patents, IS 600 00: winter low
grndea. II HO f 4.f5 ; Kansas straights,
o.6'tifi A. yp flour, steadv : fair to good,
J4.2..W 4. SO; choice to fancy, 564 7
Muekwheat flour, dull at f2.10eu.20.
HCCKWHKAT-Dull; New York state,
', nominal.
ctiRNMKAI-ateady; fine white and
yellow, ll.frwil i; coarse, 11.001.66; kiln
dried, 3 4j3.7
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, ttc f. o. b
New York.
BARLK Y Sleadv: malting, 7otT7c c. i. f.
New York; feeding, 72W74C c. t. f. New
York.
W H KAT Receipts, 2 40 bu; exports.
4010 hu; spot market firm; No. 2 red.
ll.2!trl.Zlt elevator: No. 2 red, ll.2R4 f.
o. b. atliiai; No 1 northern. Duluth, $1.23 '4
f. o. h. afloat: No. V hard winter. 1.21
f. o. I) afloat. In selling wheat down
after the opening today bears overdid the
ma tier and were later forced to cover,
causing a sharp advance. The late upturn
was helped by export business and
strength In the northwest. Final prices
showed '4c net advance. May closed at
II. IX and July closed at tl.34.
CORN -Receipts. . bu; spot market
easy: No. 2, 76c elevator and 74c f. o. b
afloat ; No. 2 white, nominal, and No. 2
yellow, 74Hc f. o. b. afloat. Option mar
ket was a trifle easier at first, but closed
steady at a partial ,c net decline. May,
ToMii'Aie, closing 7SVtc; July closed 74'4jc;
Beptemher closed 74'4c.
OATS Recelpta, H.M) bu; spot market
eaav; mixed. 8 to 32 pounds, fwvhWc;
natural white, to 32 pounds, MV9Utc;
cllpprd white. 32 to SO pounds. NmJ4c.
HAY-Stcady; No. 3, 80c; good to choice,
IS.neS.M.
HOPS Steadv; state, common to choice,,
liXis. WMoc; 1t7, 3Uc; Pacific ctast, 1908,
7arllc; 1907. 3Bc.
HIHKH luil: noxta, 19Vk4c; Cen
tisl America, lOHc.
LEATHKH Quiet; acid. 23'lS1tSk:.
PROVISloNtV Boef. sieudy; family,
tl5.0KhlS.B0; mess. tl0.5tji 11.00; beef hams.
1-4 WX.trO: packet, 14.ml4.6o; city extra
India mens. $l'll.BO23.00. Cut meats,
firm: pickled bellies, IS.7S; pickled hams,
tio ifi 10.50. l.ard, firmer; western, 10.4."W
tlO.K; refined firm: .continent, 110.80;
South America, til. 50; compound, l.O0.
Pnrk. steady: family". 1R. 5nA'l M); short
clesr. 119 IKi.i!1.50; mess, $ia.5nrft 19.00.
T A I. LOW Dull : city (12 per package),
e: country (packages free), 5fWliC.
RICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra.
2ift2'4c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Fancy creamery, firm; other
grades, easier; process, common to special,
Ki&'.'nHe.
PilI'LTRY-ABve, firm; western chickens,
:lc; fowls. IRci turkeys, UffWc; dressed,
dull; western fowls, Hliiff'lOc; turkeys, 16
hXJOS Easier; western firsts, lDMrt; sec
onds, 19c. ' -
WEATHER IN THB ORAIW BELT
Probably Unmw Plarrles Friday and
Nat Chance In Temperature.
OMAHA, March II, 1909.
The storm area, central ovor me lake re
gion V edticaday morning, is moving off
inn tipper Atlantic coast this morning.
Stormy weather attended the dlsturoance
over tne lakes and eastern statea and light
anuwa ana nigh winds are general from tne
lower lakva vast to the Atlantic coast this
tivH-ning. A velocity of fifty-two- miisa per
hour la reported at New York City and
velocities ranging from forty-eight to sixty
miles per hour are reported in the lower
lake region and upper Ohio valley. An area
of pronouncedly High pressure haa spread
over the country from the extreme north
west to the ooutb Atlantic atates and la
rapidly extending over the eastern atates.
The weather la decidedly colder east of the
Mississippi river and is much colder in the
upper Mississippi and Mlaanurl valleys and
tut. northwest. Light snows are falling on
thb middle .intl soumern slope of the Rocky
mountains, and the outlook Is favorable for
now flurries In this vicinity tonight and
probably Friday, with, not much change In
temperature. . .
Itecord of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
JJ1 4M-tW year) i - k .,
in, ivm. i9.ii. lsog.
Minimum ' temperature.... 18 36 33 10
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .11
Normal temperature for today, 33 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
12 of sn Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In ISO.
.0 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
87 of an inch.
1 A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEWKORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Again Refntei to Respond to
Newt Developments.
OIL VERDICT HAS LITTLE EFFECT
Trader Wit Roaaht atorka Wednes
day Afternoon la Anticipation
f Rise Are Forced to ell
at a Loss.
NEW YORK. March 11. The perplexitlea
of the room traders were added to by the
want of responsiveness In the slock market
today to any news developments. S.ich a
dullness Is rsxely witnessed on the New
York Stock exchange. It was supposed that
the ending of the government's suits aga nat
the Standard Oil company would revive
some animation in the market. Reasoning
from the extreme pertubatton of speculative
sentiment which followed the Infliction of
the 29.000,000 fine on this company the
professions! market operators expected
some Inflow of buying orders to follow the
acqultal of the company. They bought a
few stocks late yesterday expecting to sell
at higher prices to buyers who might be
attracted today by the Stanard Oil decis
ion. There was no siich demand, the real
ising sales consequently forced prices down
wsrds. Acute weakness developed In the
Brie Issues, accompanied by rumors of a
coming receivership.
Th news from Washington, pointing to
the future of the tariff revlalon was of
more effect In clogging the activity of the
market than events nearer at ham!.' The
assembling of the conference over snthra
cite mining wages presented another Issue
of which the solution Is awaited. A few
Slocks moved under the Impulse of special
cause; sugar Industrials on the report
that import duties would be untouched;
tobacoo because of the record earnings re
ported for last year, and so on In a few
other cases. Arrangements were reported
for the export to lxindon of St.oou.uoo In
eaglea on Saturday notwithstanding the
easier tone of Iondnn discounts. The de
mand for money In the local marks today
was called practically dead, the only sign
of demand being for funds for a year at
t"4 per cent.
Bonds were steady. Total te, par
value, 3.O40,(i00. Knlted Statea bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of aales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
Sale. High. Low. Clone.
IX 7n Ki4 ;
1, 4h
100 110 119
AMIcle.1.1 Opea. Htgh. Low. Close. Teey,
Wheat. .! 1.1
May 'iK'teH' J IB I 1 13 1 IS 114
July ,1 OStf'Hi 1 Ki!l 0:fl 1 O814 1 02
'tii oiHi m 'asm i eu oj
Sept.: l7J97Hl ' 7t . Vi VIS H
Corn- I ' I I I
May ,673,'di tVifi7W8iriVi 1 8H
Julv i67ij7il 7S 67 7H V7
Sept. ,'t, 7 ) ' 7Si r 7H tl
title (' I I
May . ctVSeiMMTietHittsftiHI
July 4- S!4'WI 4 4!
Kept. V(fl 1 I i 0H
Pork- ,1 I I
Ma 1T87H .18 00 17 ) 17 91 17 T7t
July ,H &ltn0 17 77VI 17 96 17 7S
17 S7M 17 SO ,
I a rd -
M ay 10 C7H 10 10 10 32 10 22.
. - I io ui rio m
. July, ' 10So4iltl46 10 36 10 46 10 16
, 10 i7m ... 1
Ribs ; . ' t . I
May a osorw w i
I , t 3il . 461 1 46
July ' 1 4THI I 46 1 0
W
t 43
No. J.
caah nuotatinns were as follows-
nll'R Steady; winter patents. 16.40
46.7&: winter straights. I6.1MM.46: spring
;atrnts. B.ttti.U; Hrlng straights, S4.30ji
i .ti; bakers, x.mflvjfc.
RYE No, J. TSVtc.
HAHLKY Feed and mixing. 64$c; fair
to eholee malting, SiViDviC.
8KEl8 Flax. No. 1 southwestern. 1.674;
No. 1 northwestern, 11.67V, Timothy, 3.76
3 . Clover, H 60.
F'ROVISIONS Meas pork, per bbl.. tlt fti
17 86. ll rd. per 100 Iba , tM.2t. Short rlba.
eldee-tloonei. W7a3.. Short clear sides
I boxed). 9.S.fl.Cl.
Total elcitraiices of wheat and flour were
equal to 131.UIU bu. Primary receipts were
hjl.iuO b,i . eompartxl with 80101)0 bu. the
corresponding dsy a year ago.
Estimated rcetlpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
77 vara; corn, 111 care; oats. Id cars; hogs.
M.OuO bead.
t. I. on la General Market.
ST. IAM'13, March ll.-WHEAT-Futures
firm, cash lower: trsck. No. t red. cih
tl.27; No. ! hard. tl.UHl'.14H; May, tl.HH;
July, ll.oov
CORN Firm: track. No. t cash, 7c; No.
2 white, fck.; May, R76W7HC ; July, 67t:.
OATS Futures lower, cash steadv: track.
Nex I cash, 66f4c; No. 2 white, 56c; May,
64VfHS44o; July, 48Hc.
RYE Higher at sue ,
FLOt'R I'nchanged; red winter patents,
SK.OO&.30: extra fancy and straight, 5.10
ft. 76: hard winter clears, H.76..16.
SEED Timothy, 12.75JJ3.60.
CORNMI-I-t3.0. i
RRAN Steady;, sacked, east track-, 91.90.
HAY Firm; timothy lt.0OJ)ai0; prairie,
9.orBni.09.
IRON COTTON TIB8-J1 00.
FAOniNGMiV.
HEMP TWINB-70.
PROVISIONS-Pork. hlgtier; Jobbing.
17.S7l4j. I-rd. higher; prime steam. t9.87Vf
.97i4. Dry salt meats unchanged: boxed
extra aborts. 13.37; oiear libs. 1960; short
clears, $9.76 .Bason, unchanged; boxed, ex
tra short, I10.62H; clear rtba, P0.50; ehort
clears, IIO.IR.
POCLTRY-Steadv; chickens. Vic;
springs. 14Vc; turkeys, 14$17c; ducks, 13'rs;
geese. 64c
B ITT BR Steadv: creamery. 2Sfl2c.
EGGS Steady at l7o, ease count.
Receipts. Shipments
f lour. riDis
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Amaixuiiatod C never
Asierlcas O. T
am. C. at P. ptd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. U pM
Am. lc Bcrurltles
Am. binsevtt OH
Amrltn Loenmotivs .....
Am. Locomotive ptd
Am. 8. tk R
Am. 8. S. pro
Am. Sugar Refining
Am. Tobscoo pM
Amorlfrtn Woolen
Anitvindt Mining Co
Atrhtftnn
Atrhiaon pfa
Atlantic Coaat Line
Biltltoor A Ohio
Bal. Ohio pftl
Brooklra RapH Tntntlt..
ranxllan Psrine
rootrsl Lesthor
( antral Leather pr
(.'niral of Now Jersey..,
I'heaapesk aV Ohio
Chloaso Ot. W
r'Mcsso N. W
V., M. St. P
C, C. C. 8t. U. .......
t-olorailo T. Ar 1
CoNiraao go
Colo. aV 80. tat ptd
Colo, at So. Id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Dalavars A Hudson
Rearer 4V RJo Orsnde. ...
D. It. O. pfd
Diftlllara' Seuurltlss
Brts
Krla 1st pfd
Erie Id pfd
uaneral Rlactrlo
Orest Northarn pfd
Qt. Northarn Or rtfa
Illinois rantral
Intarborouih Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
International P&psr
Int. Pa par pfd
International Pump
Iowa Can Ira! 1
Kanasa City Be
K. f. o. pfd
Loolsrllls a N
Minn. St. L
M, It. PASS. M ....
Mlasourt Pciflo
M. K. T
M . K. T. ptd
National Load
New Yotfc canlral
N. Y.. O. W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northarn Pacttle
Pacific Mall
PannaylTanla
Paopla'a Oaa
P., c. C. Bt. u
Proaaad Itaol Car
Pnllmaa Palaoa Oar
Rallvar Btael gprlng.....
naasing
Rapobilo 8taH
Rapublla 8tml pfd
Rock laland Oo
Rock Inland Co. pfd
St. L. aV 8. F. Id pfd ...
St. Loula 8. W
Bt. U 8. W. pfd
8kwa-Baaf field 8. A I....
Aoutham Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
80. Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennessee Coppar
Texas Pacific
T.. St. U W
T , ft. U W. pfd
linlon Pacltla
Union Paclflo pfd
U. 8. Rwonar
U. . Rubber 1st pfd...,
V. 8. 8tas4
tf. 8. 8tsl pfd..,r
Utaa copper
into
l.oeo
3
700 61
it)
4. W0 Kt4
4V 114
1 ano 1.11 H 12S
M'a
40
103
Jit,
2'S
13
ll?
H
10.1A4
l.TH,
M
2a
4t'a
000 non gold reeer. n'liita: Available
cash balance $ I 3H ,.S(i3.:.' I : gold coin ami
bullion. S 40.31 4 1 0; gold certificates.
1 19.431.44IV
Roston Stocks aad Bonds.
ROSTON. Mreh 11. Money, rsll leans, 3,
tr.i'x per cont; time leans. JtU per cent
Atchison, ad), ta ..'.. ! ' Ama'samatd '
do 4
Atchlans R. R .
no pfd
Rrtaton A Alhany.
ttnaton AV Maine .
Boatmt PJevatd
Fltchbtirg pTd
N T . N. H. H
t nlon Psrihi
Am. Arse. Cbetn
do p'i ...
Am. Tnati Tuba
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am TAT
Amar. Woolen . . .
do pfd
Dominion 1. A 8.
Krilwis riar. Ills.
Mann. P.lectrln ...
do pfd
Mam (iaa
t nltrd Fruit
Inlled M
do pfd .
V. 8. S'eel
do pfd
Adrenttu-e ....... .
Allouea
lSArimna Oim, -V5
100Atlantlc '. 14
.vi.iButte rnttian W
.: fal. Artrooa
.mef. a Hoc la tJ
.lL-a'4tmrnnlal
1SH (-4ippar ttanse ... 74'a
.IMHPalr Wait
I74SFranklln 13'
. Mstiraerta Oananea ai
. Hul.n Rorale tla
. Mlrhtaan .... Ip
.1et4Mnhaw 4!'
.!! Mont. C. C i
. XINatrada Ha
. 24 Old Dominion 4 .
. Pt On anla t."
. sa Parrot jni,
.3..J Rhannnn 14
. 14Tatnarak I"
. r.laTrtnlty II
. MHI'nited fopper li
l!l t'. 8. Mining... 40
. !4t'.- S Oil Ji
. 3tHah 1 39
. 4S',virt.)rla 4
.tutWlnona
. 7ttWotvsrlne 147
saNnath llutl at
Lateal Securities.
Quotations fnt-nlshcd by Pamue! Bums.
Jr., 614 New York Life building, Omaha:
Bid. Asked.
Arlon (la 1 State bank atork o
American Radiator Co. 7 ptd 14 1
Beatrice Creamary com . . . . M 14
14
10T
7Uj
7
MVk
7
M
41
Beatrice Creamery pfd
City of Omaha bonda. Hi (li
Dotiflaa county 4a ll-'it
Gate City Malt company
lnd Tela. 4a (1M) (f0 pfd. bontml...
Kanaaa City Ry. and Light aa
Treferrad
Common
Nebraaka Talcphotta stock
Omaha tlaa (a (I4171
Omaha Electric Lllbt A Power aa 1SJ)
Praferrad
Omaha A Co. Bltlffa 8. Rl. i C14) .... M14
Omaha A Co. Bluffs 91. Ry. ft (1M..
Preferred
Common
Omaha A Co. Blu'fa R. A ' "rrldra pfd
Omaha Watar company 4a (It'ftt
Omaha Water company ha Of44.
Omaha Water company lar pfd
Omaha Water rompany l!d pfd
Omaha B. of T. Bldg. C. pfd
South Omaha acwar t'-fca tlff'4)
Slate Pavlnna hank atock, Butts
Swift and tympany
Rnarldan Coal (1H."
Eioui ( Ity Stock Tarda ptd.
Trl State Land Co. pfd. IS'Tr com. bonua) 86
Union Stock Yatda Co. atork So
19
10S vt
I'll
ion
SI
It
w
140
U
1(11
Mv lw
tl M
TO
4-V-i t4
101
44 '4
14 30
S 7
1"4
I'll
150
10144
99 Jim
II
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kindt Show Very Little
Change.
HOGS ARE TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Both Kbeep lad lambs sierr aad Dell,
nits Prlrra All the War from
Weak la Fatlly Tea
Cents Lower.
UOl'TH OMAHA. Msrch 11. ".
Receipis were:
Official Monday ...
official Tuesday
Official Wednesday.
Estimate Thursday.
Cattle, lings. Sheep.
4,i
. . Sfe
...4.117
. . 4.000
7.7M
ism
12 W3
iStOlK)
r.sri
7.4ft
7.4O0
an
114
S 41 4't,
4.7IIO 10414 J03S l"4i
800 105), 1W lCit,
117
. I01t 107, I0T4
100 ti :iH :,S
7.sio ti ;' 7oj
tno Jaata 1C4 161v
x Ja 1T
K1 103 1111 7i ifll 1,
1) tnt JSTV 2171k
8.400 74 S '
a.l f, tt c,
100 174 171 177
i.ol Ki'a .HIS 141
J00 74 71 7Jw
l.t'K) IZ il K,
'.'
HI 2 IV
o 7 im, '
1K 13714 11714 lf7'4
' 600 1M, lS J4'
tiK)
JOO
000
44. W
a i
l.tnA
44
K.'.
SI
1014
172'
43a 43a
34 '4
I2H
3Hi,
t'4
3414
53S
371,
2B
, 100 I52ki lfvs 14
MJQ J 40 i:'.!. 13l
300 H 61! S U04
100 1411. 141 4 HI 14
S.800 IS'. Ib'a 1S'4
14,1110
4)
tin
ioo
20n
4n4
10k
41
IS
44
10
Fl
S74
H
44
7Jvi
44H
10
II
47 54
i
41
71..
134
8,000
. . .W.000
...79.000
...46.000
KANSAS CITY. Me., March 11-WHEAT
fnchanged; Ko. ! hard. 11 OJvrjl ifc; So. S
hard. Il.t.1111; No. i red, fl.tb4il.30; No.
3 retl. tl.'J4trl.'J.
ttRN I'nchanged lo ;o lower: No. 3
mixed. tVISwe: No. t, CtSc; No. 2 white,
oo: No. t. 4c.
IMTeV t'nciiaiiged: No. t while. M'outa.-.
No J mixed. fcJyMc.
TK r.Tj7c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. S9.7&S'IO.iaV
choice oralrle. KMltOu; choice alfalfa,
lid tn-ri 1 0.
HLTTKR-Creatnery, J9c; ftrats, iteV;
sei Dtitls. ?44jc; packing stock, lac.
KGciS Kutrsa. 19c; current receipts. 17c
flat; seconds and dirties. 12 V-
liecelpts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. S3 OHO 49.000
i'orn, bu il.OOO 13.000
tsts. bu 1.000 10.0UO
Kansas City gialn uotatioiis:
Article.
t Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn
May Jul)
I
1 OcA,! ORtJ I 04','l 0uB
6Sl 6S 4 I 4ViB
4- tM',! M 6tB
Philadelphia rrwelaca Market.
rilll-AnKLPHI A Marth 11 BITTER
Plrnt: exu western creamery, hoc; ex
tra nearby prints, t.'c.
KOi7S Pfesdy and In tali- demand;
Tenns,.'l ans- and ntHtr l.estbx firi.
free cases 19t- at 111a r k : rut rent receipts
M
lu returnall easea. lk. n inai A, attt-i quiet at !-w t4 j
11.000
44.000
72.000
3,500
Mlaarapolls flrala Market.
MTNNKAPOIJS. March 11: WHEAT
Mar. ll.iaSfel l'-'S; .Tuiy, I1'.1JH'-U.V Cash
No. 1 hard, 1 lbftl It1,; No. 1 northern. 11.14
tJ'l.H1; No. t northern, II 12tn 1S: No. S
northern, 1.0V44ji1.i'A
FIAX-Cloaed.
BRAN In bulk. I2a.00&a .
KliOUR Firm: first patents. t6.5Mp5-
seeond patents, t6.46i&6.nfi; first clears, 14 40
djt.&O; second clears, H.HiWA
' Mrerpssl Grata Market.
LIVKRPOOL,. March 11 WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. I red western winter. 8a iHd. Fu
turea. ateady: May, ald; July. tatHd;
September. 7a Md
CiiKN Snot, firm: new American mixed
(via Oalveaton). 6a 10j. . ruturai, quiet; May,
6a 8Hd; July. 4s a.
1 1
Prarla Grala Market.
PEORIA. III.. March 11 -CORN-I.ower:
Nor t yellow. 4'v3"jc; No. I yellow, M
IMV: "to. Mse. -o MVitPrtiso; r.0
4, 4t!'ft3Vc: no grade, 6tc
OATS Steady ; No. 1 white. Mc; No. 3
white, MV,c; No. 4 white S.P,c
Mllwaakee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 11 WHEAT
Steady ; No, 1 nnrthrrn. l ITtjI.lJ: No. 2
northern. i lftri.is: July, xi.ra, bid.
CORN Uiecr; May tW',c. bid.
BARLEY-Steady; standard, stf7c: sample,
Daloth Grala Market.
m;M"Tir. Minn.. March 11. WHEAT
May. II.12-: July. 11. U: No. I northern.
11.13: No. 1 noiliierti, II. 11',.
OATS-SI V-
1.400 44
8110 71H
500 , .;,a4 S2
144 14.4 t44S
00 4 . HVj 4a. f
4,1)10 41. 4Q4 40fc
'I4
1.100 7444 71 '7S',
i 1SU U.t4 12.1 14
1.200 4S'4 44 4t
400 4 l4
100 414 1014 as
WO 117 134 15s
400 t44 3114 Hi,
I.4KO 129', 1?4 lifti
100 J 104 I0M4 Hi
London f'loslns; stocks.
LONDON. March U. American securities
were quiet and featureless during the early
trading todHV. Prices ruled from 4 below
to t4 above yeslerd.ty's New York closing.
London closing stocks:
M Mo.. Kan. A Teiaa
4V.Naw Vork Cntial.
IHNorfolk A Waatern
Wli do pfd
1044OntaHo A Weatarn.
liot4Pannavlvania
17044Rand Mlnea
! Reading
7(43otilhern Railway
P.. 114 do pfd
12aoutharn Paciflo ..
t Union Pacific
4v, do pfd
.... J4-4U. B. Steal
....40 do pfd
. ... o4Wabaeh
.... 1 do pfd
. ...144,.aItanlah 4a
UIHAmal Ponoer
HII.VETt Bar. oulet at 23 8-1otl per ounce
MONKt-:'WiH per rent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills Is 2 per cent; for three
months' bills, IV,6T2 3-lt per cent.
Coneola. money . . .
do account
Anaconda
At-liiann
do pfd
Baltimore A fthlo..
Canadian Pacific ..
Chenaprake A Ohio
Chi. Crcat V. tern
Chl.. Mil. A St.
lla . Becra
nnvar A Rio O
do pfd
Kris
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Orand Trunk ...
lilinoia central .
Lmilavlll A S'anh
. 4l4
.1I6'
. 4144
, '
. 45
. II
1
. 4:u
li
. 44
.10
.171
. 44 S
. 14',
. 4
. 5'4
Statement of Bank of England.
IjONIXiN. March 11. The weekly state
ment of the Hank of England shows the
following changes:
Increased.
..l.H4nno
34.(0
!;1.317
6.97.0OO
. . RUSl.OnO
.. 1.473.000
1,351.000
100 14
M.400 114
200 ni
400
Jil
10t)
100
10l
100
ID
47 V4
24i
S3 sr.
1
4
lt!'4 1MV4
71
4!4
i;i
W(4
Ti
4I1
37-4
42
7!
4,700 11744 11444 H4
i:i
4t
irt
J. 000
900
!00
400
14 4
4i'i
40
1.1
.4Vi
st4
l:l4
4m
44
as
lit,
3i4
i
mi
Vs. -Carolina rhamlosl ...
Va -Carolina Chera. pfd...
Wabaab
Waaa.sk pfd
waetlnghouae glsotrts ..,
Waswra Union
9V. A U g
Wisconsin Caolral
Ant. T. A T. no.
Tetal aalaa for tks day. snO.SOO sharaa.
44.4O0 17144 1744 1744
Ho
l
..' Ittt
44.100 44 44i 41T4
IHl
ill
1?
4H
,400 110V4 110
100 41 41
400 41 44
100 'j "l4 '
I0 44 44 'j
eriO 77"4 77
M0 M 4
1U0 t t
400 4'4 4t4
i0 12SS ltttv,
k
4i4
Mew York Money Market.
NETtV YORK. March U MONEY On
call, easy; IW41J per cent; ruling rate, 144
per cent; closing bid, 14 per cent; offered
at 3 per cent. Tim loans, Inactive; sixty
days, 24 r?r cent; ninety days, Stiya ier
cent; six months, t per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE! PAPEtR-3VM
per cent.
STERUNa EOC CHANGE Steady, with
actual bualneaa In bankers' bills at UMUo-ft
4.M06 for sixty-day bills, and at tt.aXIO for
demand. CommerlrsM bills. 4.o6H1ji4.864.
SILVER Bar, 6044c; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONOS Government, ateady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa follows:
U. a. rat. Is rat 101V4tnl. VI. kt 4K,a
do coupon 101HJapan 4a
V. g. Is rag 101 . do 4a
do coupon 101 do Id aerie
V. t. 4a raf 11 K. C. to. at ia.
do coupon Iui4u g. d. 4a ml ...
Allta-Chalmers lat 4s. 43 L. A N. udi. U
Am. Ag. la MM , K. A T. lat 4a
Am. T. A T. e. 4a.. K to lat A raf. 4a.
Am. Tobacoo 4a "S do ran. 4S
do Aa VHalo. Paclflo 4a
Atcklaon sao. as. KW-4.N. Y. c. g ia...
Aichlaon R. L. lat 4a. 7t4 do dab. 4a
do c. 4a W4N. T. City 44a. naw.nia,
do at. 4a 107S Y . N. II. A II
Atlantic O. L.. 1st 4a. 47 ct la nt'a
8 A O. 4a 101 N A W. lat c. 4a ... !b
da 4Vta 434a do ct. 4a a
da S. W. tm 4 '4 So Pacific a . . .111.14,
Bik. Tr. CT. as 414 do 4a v 74V
nanada Do. 1st 4a 104WO. . U rfili 4a 4ft
Central of Oa. 6 loap.nn. rr. aa 1116...
ratursl Leather 4a.... 444 lo nun 4a lm
ttan. ot N I t ta. ll Raajlny ao 4a ana
I "haa. A Uhis 44S ...V St. L. A F ( 4a. a.S
714
"
3
75
ST.44
11)1
1I
H
ti
-.,
1:1
Chlcaao A. a . 74aSl. L S. W
C, B. A Q. )t. 4a ... " do lat (old 4a
C . M. A 81. P. g Ha 4i'aSealoard A. U 4a
Tolal reserve
Circulation
Bullion
Other securities
Other deposlis
Public deposits
Notes reserve
(Government securities unchanged
Increased.
The proportion of the (tank's reserve to
liability Ilils wek Is SA4 per cent; Inst
areek it was 1S.84 ner "eiit.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. March 11.-;R)ik .clearings for
tndav were 3.(i.w n "and ror the cor
responding date last yeAf. ?..Tll,"i.i.
OMAHA GUMSHAI. MARKET,
ttaale and Fancy Prod are Prices Fnra
niched by Bayers aad Wholesaler.
BUTTKll Creamery. No. delivered to
the retail trade In l ib. cartons, 31c; No. 1
in 60-lb. tubs. SOUc: No. 3 In l ib. cartons.
S8c; in SO-lb. tubs, 2iVscl packing stock, 19c;
fancy dairy,- tubs, utjlo; common roll,
lix-yii mailit, 1!J. Uaikcl Cuangej every
Tuesday.
KUUS Fresh selling stock, candled. 309
21c. No storage stock in Omsha market.
CHICESK f inest Wisconsin full cvieam,
twins, Uc; young Amsrlcas, in hoop, levso;
favorite, t in hoop, lbc; ciaiales, 'JO In hoop,
16Hc; croain brick, full case, lbc; , block
Swiss, 15c; full-cream limburger, lis.
Beet Cuts Ribs, No. 1, 14c; No. 3. lie;
No. 3. Ic. Loin, No. I, 19Vc; No, 3, 14c; No.
t. 11c. Chuck. No. 1, 7 Vic; No. 1 c; No.
t, 5lc. R.jund, No 1, s!c; No. 3, iiic; No.
3, 7Vk. i-'lute. No. 1, 0A4U; No. X sc; No.
3, 6c.
'POULTRY Allvs, springs, 11c; hens. 100;
cocks, b'.jc; ducks, lu'c; geese, c; tur
keys, lie; plgeuns, per Aoa., Sac; guinea
fowls, per dux., 42.60, squaas. per doa., t3.
Dressed, hens, lie; springs, 12i4c; cocks,
bvi'-; ducks. 13c; geese, lie; turkeys, tic.
FISH Whltefish, frozen. 10c; herring,
3 Sic; salmon, 10c; pike, Rct pickerel, iic;
trout, 10c; catfish, lotflio; halibut. c, red
snapper, Uo; black bass, tue; crmppiea, 9
tc; perch, ic; codfish, 13c; smelts, sc; eels,
lie; lobsters, green, 37c; boiled, 40c; frogs'
legs, 46c.
No. I ribs. rc: No. 2, 13c; No. t, tVic.
No. 1 lol'i. lc; No. 3, 18V: No. 3. 11c. No.
1 chuck, tc; No. 3, 7c; No. 3. tVac No. 1
round. 4c; No. 2. SKl-', No. 3, sc. No. 1
plate, Hc; No. 1 bc. No. 3, 6'c.
KHKrili FRU1T8 Apples. Tork
Baldwins, 34; fancy Bu CtvX U; Missouri
Pippins, (2.-5; Idaho Roam Beauties, ti;
extra fancy Ben Davis, per box. II Si. Ba
nanas, 6-bunch lota, Sc per lb. Oranges,
I.8fxu3.26. Lemons, 3.&oi(4.00. Grape fruit,
14. Grapes. Malagas, 7 60 per keg. Florida
pineapples, per crate, 3.
V IQ KT A B Lih'S Kansus sweetpotstoea,
12.75 per bbl. California celery, large, 76c;
smaller, COc. New York Holland seed cab
Ijage. 24c per Hi. Wlacor.aln Red Globe
onions, Die per lb. California cauliflower,
13 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, 0-basket
crate, I5&0; Cuba, tVbaaket crate, 13. Let
tuce, per doi., 40c. old vegetables par
snips, turnips, carrots 32.25 pel bui. I'iorld
new beets, carrots, parsnips, turaips, etc.,
per doi.. 5c.
8TnA WBKnRIES 40c per Qt,
HIDES No. 1 green, siajc; No. 1 cured, lOo.
Fttur days this week.. .1.07 n5.!:t 31
Same days last week ...13.SXA
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 11. 7Jf . 87.4T
Same days 3 weeks Bgo..l,i 4i,.V4S 37 347
Same dnvs 4 weeks ago..ll.ff 32 046 l.l
Same days last year ....15.711 M.1W 17.327
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year lo date, compared with last year:
1. I Inc. Den.
Cattle 1KS.0J1 1SS.7M 10.744
Hogs &4A.K19 076.&37 12.W
Sheep 313,124 z6M10 5."16
The following table shows the aversge
price of hogs at Boutn Omaha for the last
seversl daya, with comparisons:
Date. I ISO. 1903.1907.lko.il903.l04.l09.
March 1,.
March 1.
March I..
March 4..
March b..
March ..
March 7..
March t. .
March 9..
March 10.
March 11.
13
t Mi
2
( 1
6 30
I 3 m t Oftl 4 801
b 13
12
6 04
t 07
4 281 7 6 99 4 Tii
4 3eJ a ! (U 4 7
4 3T. 7,1 4 81,
4 23 73 32
4 83 741 20 4 ft!
4 441 7 13 4 89
S WUl 1 ( 71 S 10. 4 KS
6S4 4 4S; g; 131 4 CH I 19! 7 Is
K 4 SS t 11, 4 K b 111 25
6 40 I 4 34 6 75, I 4 86 i U 7 2
t 4
7 03
7 03
7 11
7 04
S 13! 7 It
li 20,
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In by each read was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, ti r s
C M. & St. P 9 12 .. 1
Wsbash 1 1 .. ..
Missouri Pacific 3 11
1'nlon Pacific ?7 ft" 24
C. A N. W.. east .... :t b
C. & N. W.. west .... 33 I7 1 1
t, St. P.. M. A O.... 3ft 12
C, B. AV Q. eaat 4 7 1
'., H. ft west .. M M 10 2
C, R. I. P.. west.. 2 tf .. 2
C. R. I. P.. east.. 7 10
Illinois Central 1 M
Total receipts ....181 !J& 35 7
buyers yeattetday was strongly In evlden s
sgnin this morning Cnder the double it.
fliienoe of large receipts and lower mat
kcts at mmt other selling point" buyets
were enabled to force a atlil further de
cline this morning. The general marl.et
ronld be quoted loajlle lower than yester
day. It will be remembered hewexer. that
1'iere was conalderable variation In tl.e
market yesterdsy. depending upon the t'n t
of dsy, so that If a comparison was made
with yesterday's close, for example, it
wo'tld not show as much decline as If com.
pared with salea made earlier In in day.
The movement todav was rather uneven,
the market being quite active In one di
vision of the ysrds. so that prvtty much
everything In sight sold In gool season,
while 1n some other rrts of the yard It
waa more or less or a drag an me tore
noon. Later trains carne In heavily loaded, until
there was a total of IM cars on ssle, msk
Ing It the largest run since Jsnusry of Iset
veer, when 27 rsrs were received on one
day. With such sn unusvislly hesvy run,
it wss not surprising thst the msrket con
tinued lottfloe lower, closing slow and weak
at the low point of the day.
A feature of the market at the present
time la the tendency of heavy and good
light weights to sell closer tog-ether then
was the case a abort time ago. The apread
between the. ten appears to be gradually
closing up. aa will be noted from the sales.
Ns.. A. . Pr. Ke. A. te. Pr.
Ii0
.101
ia.i
fei
.144
40 I IS
.'. 4 14
ft lit
40 4 tf.
... I 10
4 US
..kVt 11 I 40
..H7 ... 4 40
..411 40 4 SO
. t 14W 4 I
..til
.HI
. .11
. I'M
..147
.140
..
..It
..141
..:n
..111
. lit
..tii
.117
..111
I J! 4
40 I 14
... 4 M
... 4 15
.:. us
Kl I IS
!!: 1 1 4
1
7...
71...
71...
4...
44 ..
44...
41...
4...
74...
I...
4 ..
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4f ..
47...
10 ..
74...
M...
IS...
o...
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144
.Xtl
Kt
VI
f
tJ
tr
t
.114
Ml
tf
.til
.441
4 40
40 4 4i
.. 4 40
. 40
4 4 42 '4
40 4 4t4
40 4 a
, . . 4
.. 4 41
. 4 41
SO 4 4
, .. 4 44
. . . 4 4.1
. Ill
. 4 44
147 1M 41.
..144 40 4 li
. I K
10 I 40
.. 4 4A
.. 40
.. 4 40
. 4 10
. 4 to
. . 4 n
. 4
44 110 4 41
40 140 I Mi
101 . . lU
'.MS ... 4 14
Mil ... 4 14
14 ... 4 Ml
JUS . . I S4
271 ... 4 40
pi 100 II
t0 ... S
! ... 140
to ... I 16
Ml
.g.7
.17
HI
.lf.4
.IM
.171
f4
4
The disposition of the dry's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Omsha Packing Co 719 2,:iil
Swift and Company 40 3.73X . 1.522
Cudahy Parking Co 774 4 075 2.6S7
Armour ft Co Cti 4.7K6 1.889
Vanaant ft Co 26
W. I. Stephen 7
Hill ft Son loll
F. P. Lewis 124
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A Co 1 11
J. H. Bulla a
li. F. Husx 26
MeCreary A Carey 37
Ham Werthlmer 109
II. F. Hamilton :t4
M. Hagerty A Co 6H
F. (. Inghram 11
Sullivan Bros 10
Lehmer Bros 2
Bodder 246
Kvsnsvllle 1 2!h3
Rothschild 31
Illinois Packing Co 14H
Fw arts-Bo wen 264
Other buyers 2M .
Totsl 4J4H 15.911 6,W
Melal Market. -
NKW TORK. March 11. MkM'A 1,8 The
I,ondon tin 4uarket was higher, with spot
cloeolng ati:l as and futures at 132 lis
The local matket was firm and higher alst,
st t2t.4Xvti.Dt4). The copper market was a
little lower In Ixtndon todav, with spot
closing at 5t and futures" at 5 .is 3d.
and the local market waa weak, with lake
quoted at ftl7ue13.t4: electrolvtlc. 12.mfr
12-i: caatings, I12.2t.fl 11.M. Lead was tin
changed at 1.1 7a (id in the London market
lxically the market was sieady at t3 '!. 00.
Spelter waa unchanged at 21 10s in ten
don. Iwallv the mark.-t was steady at
It.TSftlTi'aj. Iron waa tower, with Cleveland
warrants quitted St 4s d Locally no
change was reported: Xa I foundry north
ern. ltTbl7.35: No 1 at tl 'leei 1A78: No t
loot hern and No I aonttiern -o't at ft 75
17..
ST. Mil IS
I . -4KTM 1-lxad.
u'jil . like
C R. 1. A P. c. 4a
do ool. k.v,
do rf. 4a.
CXX-. A St. L 1 it
Colo lnd aa
Colo. Mid. 4a
7a8o. faiitli- aol. it.
W do lat ref 4,
4-SSo Railway 4a
74 do gan. 4a
71 In ton Pacific ta . .
Mt4 do or 4a
Col. A So. r A 0 4W4 'V do ! A raf. 4a
Dal. A H. ca. 4a K I'. S Rubber la ....
do lat raf 4a n,V 8 Steal id ia .
It. A R. O. a 71aVa -Caro. 1 item. 4a
niatlllara' 4a t4',awabajl lat aa
Brts p. I. 4a. .'. 44t do at A ei 4(.
in gas. 4a 70 Weatarn Md. 4a a.iV
do ct 4 aar A 4 Waal. Klac rt lat... II
do eerlaa B 4't4Wia central 4a Mi,
Oaa Kiecirie c la.. i:l .(. A R O. rfds 6a 44
III. Can. lat r. aa ca. lOO't'C. A O. r. oil, la lii
lot Mai 4S4 4414
Bid. Oftora.
New Task M tains Iterki,
NEW TOftK. March 11 Closing quota
tions on mining stocks:
Alice . l.lule Ckief....... . in
BrtinavkS cos I Main-an .'it
loautork Tunnel . 1 Ontario ia)
fi SaatSa la Ophie lii
Coo. tal A Vs 0 Standard 14.S
a Ta'loat Jarkat 44
Aaaaaaanst pa'd
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 11. WOOL Trie arrival
of the new clip from Arlxona has helped
out the local wool slock to some extent, but
prlcea held very firm and sales are liglil.
Tim leading doiueatie quotatlona range, aa
follows. Indiuna and Misitoyrl, three-eiglil 11
blooi). '.iViX-; quar(er biuoj, iia2ic; at oureil
values, 1'exaa. fine twelve months, ti2Jjtwe;
fine, six to right months, Wy.V: fine (all,
1S"j0e; territory, fine staple, GSftioc. fin,'
medium staple. nj:c: fine clothing. 5Si
ti2c; mm nieditnn clothing, 60j54c; halt
bloud. otitEIc; t hree-elgtiia blood. 5685Ho:
tiuarter blood. wySlc; pulled, estra, fit
fkic: fine A, 6Mjb2 ; A supers. tOi fide.
li)Xl)U. March ll.-WOOI-Tlis offer
ings at the wool auction salea today num
bered 13.3.! bulea. A choice selecrlon of
merino greasy brought out animated bid
ding by home, continental and American
buyers and the latter aecured 1 he heat
lots at a phadc above the opening prlcea.
Victorian lambs realtxd 3k KHd per lb.
14 i cM-nureas were tirm. 1 roas oietla siioped a
. 4,14 ; hardening tendency snd suitable parcels
. a t, wi re taken from Amerli-a at an advance
"' . of 10 per cent. Today sales follow : New
! South Wsles. t.utio bales: stuted, llsls 7d:
''J 1 greasy. tiMila 2d. letorla. 2.1H) bales;
j scoured. Is E'yl'ij is 'd ; greasy, r.dfls 4V1.
IS4, ! South Australia. 4i btlea; st oured. Is txl i4
ies j 1 t',d; greaay, Sd'tjls IVad. West Austrslla,
.inf.14 I two bales; greasy. u'.,fHHid. New Zealand.
. W 1 3.JK1 bales: greasy. Vdils S.I. Puma
lii', ! Arenas. 2.10 bsl'-s: greasy, tvd3-ls.
' ST. I.tU'lS Maria 11 VI'lilH fn.
changed: medium grades, tombing and
clothing. 24-UCtc: list lit fine. 171iJ0V', heavy
fine. H-'gl7c, tub washed.
.... 1 ,
CATTLK Receipts of cattle this morning
were very liberal, 1(55 cara being reported
in, which was a largo run for a Thursday.
The market as a whole was In fair condi
tion and opened without any very new fea
tures being displayed. In fact the early
market was generally quoted as just about
steady by both buyers and sellers. The
trade wss not very active, but still there
was a fair demand so that a good share of
the cattle sold in reasonable Reason.
Itopreseutatives of packing houses were
out In the yards in fair season looking for
beef steers, but, as a seller remarked, they
did not look very hard "to begin with, ' the
trade on the oirfning being rather slow,
later on It livened up and the more de
airable of the klllurs changed hands before
midday.
Cows and heifers followed very closely
after beef steers, at first the trade being
rather dull, but picking up :ind the most
nf the receipts changing hands some ltlllti
time before midday.
The stockers and feeder situation wag not
much changed today. The storm earlier In
the week naturally reduced 4xuntry de
mand somewhat, but still, with the outlook
for beef cattlo somewhat more encouraging,
there has been considerable buying. As
supplies have been only moderate the mar
ket has remained In a healthy- condition.
Cattle quoiations: Hood to choice corn
fsd beef steers, l.S0j.75; fair to good
corn-fed beef steers, I6.90tff6.30: common to
fair corn-fed beef ateers, ItToigS.SO; good
to choice, crws and heifers. 4.&tifj6.S0; fair
to good cows and belfers, t.1.7f)4B4 SO; com
mon to fair cows and heifers. 12. 25f(is.76;
stock heifers. 33.0tX4T4.2a; veal calves 3.604
7.M: bulls, stags, etc.. t2.7Ut486: good to
choice stockers and feeders. 14.5036 40; fair
to good stockers and feeders. 4.0o4.iu;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 13.23
CM-00. I
Representative sales: '
VKKF BTGEltS.
4 If.
4 4
40 4 IS
. .. 4 11 II..
40 4 n 71..
... 4 J5 NT...
...4 44 SI..
... 4 44.,
.14 110 I li fi.
..114 40 I fi 64.
. 7t l I r7'4 'I.
..1?1 40 I 40 14.
..! ... I 40 II.
. 7i . . 4 40 44 .
. .514 ... 4 40 ft..
... 40 12
..2!7 ... 4 40 61.
..37 . . . I 40 41 .
..'.40 40 4 40 fit .
. 214 . .. 4 44 64.
SHEFJP necelpt of sheep this morning
were very liberal, but one or two trslns
were late In arriving, so tint when the
market opened the number on sale was
by no meana excessive. The Arrlvsls con
sisted very largely of lambs, with a fslr
sprinkling of sheep. The quality wss about
the same ns It has been during the last few
days, that la. there was a considerable
showing of pretty decent killers, with more
or less trash sandwiched In.
The life and snap eharscierlMIe of the
sheep market at tlilf point was prettv
generally wanting this morning. Buyers'
advices lrom eastern mutton markets were
most discouraging, both demand and prict s
at the large consuming centers having ex
perienced a sharp drop. At the same time
buyers were recelvli g reports from their
bouses st other market points predicting
lower prices for the dsy. With news of
this character In band It Is hartllv neces
sary to add that buyers acre very back
ward about taklbg hold and were In no
hurry whatever to fill orders. The result
was a slow and dragging market through
out. Still buyers kept picking up the of
ferings, at least the more desirable loads,
for which they paid prices anywhere from
almost steady to 10c lower. Thus lambs
that brought 17.40 yesterday, sold today for
17.30. and yearling at IS 5 vesterrtay
brought 16.76. with yesterday $b,60 weth
ers at 18.40 today. As a matter of course
there may have been some difference In
the quality of the two days' shipments,
but, nevertheless, it Is very plain that the
market wss lower, i.'ood ewes sold up as
high as 16. So.
Quotstlons on sneep and iambs: Good to
to cholc4 lambs, I7.'iiS'.40; fair to good
lambs. te.tOro'i.AO; feeding lambs. tA26tn.?6;
good to choice light yearlings, td.Wati.KB;
good to choice heavy yearlings. A.onfDri 60;
feeding earlltigs. to.af 47.7o; good to choice
wethers, o.4(ri6.f5; lair to good wethers,
!5.bord6.40; feeding wethers, t4.OTKtM.76; good
to choice ewes, 15.0006.40: fair to good ewes.
4.6to6.J; feeding ewes, 43.ir ",. 50; cull
and bucks. t1.OotS2.7S.
Representative gales:
"No. Av.
123 western ewe:,
88 western ewes X
26 western lim'M 71
1 Mexican yearlings 73
2 Mexican ewes 70
4W Mexican yearlings 73
422 Mexican lambs 83
48 western ewes 10-2
27 western yearlings 86
124 western wethers 10
217 western ewea 88
,230 western ewes 89
4 wextern ewes, culls 72
213 western lumbs 83
Horn gilc
Laaernl Con
vtfer4
Treasary tlaleateat.
WASHINGTON. March 11. Tndiy's
ts'tineni ,jf tl.e iri.ir- t.n '..., -tiic
gcneml fund, e.'looi,e ,,f ttn ltn.-
('oaTee Market.
NKW TURK. Marth II. COFKKK Tha
uisiket for coffee futures opened at un
changed prlcea to an sdvslce of 6 points
and closed stesdy. net unchanged to i
points hi 4-tier, fettles were reported of '..
. CO bugs, including Mav at 7sc; Jujy.
6.25c; September. i86t6t0c; November
and Leoeniber. i.Twc. Hpot coffee quiet.
No. 7 Kin. tSac; No. 4 1-antos. yr; mild
toffee steady; Cordova. !4tf 13i-
agar aaal Molaasee.
NKW VultK, Marth 11 81 GAR Raw.
quiet, fair refining. 1 :4"tj.t 31. : icutriftigal lit
ltt.: t3.4ic; inula .era sugar, J jYi 3. 1 li
I:i.fined, standi: cruah.-tt. 5.tc; poadered.
IU, gi uiuilainl, A.T'jv.. 1
No, At. Pr. He. At. Pr.
I 744 I 40 !.... 100 4 74
t 461 I 40 11 1040 4 76
4 til 4 44 14 44 t 74
4 44J 4 71 4t 1U4 4 74
1 44 4 00 li 116 I 44
4 4'l I 1 U l:n 6 16
U ID I X 10 1110 t IS
1 1010 IK 4 1114 4 46
11 Ml k 14 II 1171 4 4
T 4!i4 I SI 1 1570 t 00
T 4 ,1 40 I j 1144 4 00
I 440 ' 44 IS 1177-4
4 4W 4 60 10 ?87 4 00
47 letll I 60 im 1
Ml I M .'1 1411 10
10 1141 60 II liHI I 10
41... lOCt 4 4S .00 1104 4 14
77...... 1104 4 0 10 ItW 11
II 471 I 60 14 !.1 4 16
41 144 4 K. . 17 1171 4 44
1! 4117 4 70 66 4 4
17 1"45 I 7 t ...,.1414 40
lv IV46 k 7v (.2 1(47 t 4
COWS.
I t s 4 tots 4 it
t 476 1 H 44 137 4 M
I t lo 11.... S4 4 10
I Ml I 16 I Jt 4 14
t 471 I 40 1 1046 4 M
7 1014 4 SO 4 44 4 44
4 :4 I 76 7 l;li 4 7o
1 10!4 I 76 T 1014 4 70
1 4J0 I 74 14 ,! 4 7
4 1 1010 I li. 16 114 4 Ti,
3 1111 4 00 tS 94 4 76
6 44 4 00 1 na 4 s
II 44 4 15 1 113 4 HI
1 174 4 :l IS... M7 4 40
14 4 IS 11... 104 4 at
4 lest 4 t 114.1 4 an
I !' Ill 4 1144 I ao
It 441 4 44 . I MM eft
J Ilia) 4 60 II 9.1 4 or,
4 118 4 (a) 4 1112 6 tii
I 1101 4 4 7 ...1l I 14
1 1M0 4 40 1. .. 12J I to
; H! 4 46 1
COWS AND HEIFERS.
II 445 4 40
HEIFERS.
1 714 I 0 I , 874, 4 14
1 41 4 Oo JO f,s 1
1 4,)0 I 26 1 44.1 4 .'.
I ,. 1 4 4 . . ., Ill M
4 72 S M Ill 4 44
I 740 I 74 4 74 4 la
t 6 1 71 II I114 4 to
1 40 4 74 4 .Ill 4 70
II ." I 1? Ml 4 40
1 140 4 00 4 I m
1 - 4 4rt 4 7 4 0
4 7-V 4 14 1 14 4 16
1 714 4 la
BCLI.8.
1 44-. I 76 1 tlx) 4 40
1 ' 4 18 1 1t4S 4 60
1 1Ifl 4 1 147 4 il
t 144 4 24 1 101 4 o
1 1440 4 75 t 774 4 an
1 ' 4 40 1 ttTQ 4 a
1 1ta 4 4.1 1 i;se 4 a
1 131 4 10 1 1-M 4 TS
1 14 4 60 1 no 4 71
1 17V 4 40 1 u 1 ;f,
1 UJ0 4 I 1 ! 4 tt
CALVBS. v
1 40. 4 at, I M ID
I i t 4 15 4 I' O t4
1 l' 4 IS 17 S, I 76
1 44 IH 1 130 I 71
t 414 4 10 t 110 1
14 440 4 40 1 i0 7 Cat
1 S.S0 4 la I nt 7 u
I iM 4 76 I 14 1 7 tat
I 440 4 4.4 1 14 -l
I 10 4 00 1 . . 1 aao T I.i
1 4 4 tal 1 . , J0 7y
I 14 S 1 4 T ti
1 ..'tt 4 iO 1 . .'.' K T li
1 fi 11 t ' IM TM
4...., II S !... ! T 44
1 lart i
BTOCKERH AND FEEDERfl
t . 671 4 t tt....; til 4 4
4 141 4 If . .34 Ill I its
1 ,. U S 4 aa I IM 1 tt
1 T6 4 it
IHKJS-Tlit bear camisgn started
6el western yrlgs. and wethers. .102
5414 western lambs-
436 western ewes
43 wstern ewe
121 western wethers .
M western yearlings .
8A western yearlings
IM western ewes ....
3o8 western wethers ..
7t
...H2
...109
... SI
... 98
...104
...114
Pr.
b 00
4 NO
6 76
8 76
3 00
7ti
7 30
3 l )
t 60
6 40
6 36
t 36
4 00
7 HO
8 00
7 06
4 J
5.00
K 40
60
5 36
6 IS
6 &
by
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
lvi Hltglns against "upretne ''saile of
Highland Nobles. Appeel from Otoe. Af
firmed, f.etton J.
1. If the petition ill sn setlon upon a
policy of Insurance nr s benefit certificate
purports to set out s full cony of the In
strument upon which the action Is predi
cated and the recitals of the copied por
tion show that the whole contract ts not
contained in the petition a motion to re
quire the plaintiff b set forth the whole
contract Is proper and should be sustained.
Rut where It Is shown that tb missing
portion is In the possession of the defend -and
then the rule "less psrtlcularily la re
Oulred where the fads are within the
knowledge of the adverse psrty" applies
ml the error. If any. In overruling the
motion is without prejudice.
1. In s trlsl to the court without the
Intervention of a Jury after all the evi
dence hsd been taken and the raee sub
mitted the plaintiff waa given Have over
objection of defendant to file an
amended reply, pleading an additional
defense to the new matter In the answer
"to conform to the proof" no request was
made for further time or to be permitted
to Introduce further prttof. Held that the
matter of allowing the amendment was
within the dlcretlon of the district oourt and
that no abuse of this discretion has been
shown. .
I. The burden of proof is upon the de
fendant to establish a plea of forfeiture In
an. action upon an Inaurance policy or s
benefit certificate and In this ease the evi
dence Is examined and held to sustain the
Judgment of the district court.
16M0. Hoover against Iteffenbangh. Ap
peal from Ianeaster. Affirmed. Rarnea, J.
1. The plaintiffs, proprietors of a hotel
In the city of Lincoln. In the year 188s.
Installed their own water system to supply
their hotel, which hsd theretofore been
connected with the water mnlns of the
elty by a service plpat three-fourth pf an
Inch In dismeter. on which the water com
missioner bad placed a meter to. register
the amount of water used. The city water
waa thereupon turned off at thet curb, but
waa turned on from time to time, with the
knowledge and onneent ef the w&tmr . com
missioner to ensble the plaintiffs to repair
their pump, and In 1801 lu not-again
turned off. but waa left In that condition
until some time In September. 1A04, when
In making some alterations to 4 he hotel
the meter was disconnected without plain
tiff's knowledge and so remained until
August 18, 1H06. Cm the discovery of tint I
fact the city demanded from tha plain
tiffs the payment nf wliat Is called a flat
rale, based on the number of laps or fau
cets in the building from September, 1898.
to August 18. 1906. amounting to the sum
of 1 2t.t.76 and threatened in default of
Immediate payment of that amount to turn
off the city water from their hotel. He'.tl.
that such demand was nnreasonsble and
unjust and that the city waa not entitled
to enforce the ssme.
2. Plaintiffs brought suit to restralu the
city from turning off the water and of
fered to psy for the amount of water ac
tuallv used and consumed during the time
the meter was so detached Held that al
though the amount bt water actually used
during that time wss not susceptible of
exact meaaurement, yet It could be. Approx
imately obtained by A comparison of the
amount of water used after the meter wo a
replaced, and the evidence of disinterested
witnesses as to Its previous use, and that
the amount so faund by the district conn
was reasonable snd j:tst;-and upon pay
ment thereof to the defendants the plain
tiffs were entitled to an order restraining
them from cutting Off the city water from
their hotel. '
15632. Kendall against Claud. ' ;Appeal
from Lanoaster. Reverted and ' remanded.
Root, J.
1. In an action upon a supersedeas bond
given In Justice court to stay a writ Oi
restitution In forcible entry and letalner
proceedings, plalntrff Is not entitled to re
cover according to the terma of a lease for
the same premises between said parties for
the year preceding the unlawful detention,
but only a reasonable rent for said period.
2. Proof of the tena-nt'a reasons for re
fusing to yield possession of said premises
Is not relevant in such an action and alle
gations with reference thereto, will, upon
defendant's motion be stricken from the
petlt'im. .
3. Ill such -.in action a lease between the
parties for the r next preceding the
unlawful detention is relevant evidence on
behalf of the plaintiff, altnough It pro
vides for rent 10 kind, arid he may also
prove the value of the crops received by
him thereunder, but allegations In the peti
tion concerning such fsets may be stricken
therefrom ss an attempt to plead evidence.
16648. Kaslwood against Klamtn. Appeal
from Lancaster. Affirmed. Fawcett. J.
1. In an action by a. wife and minor chil
dren against three' retail liquor tfe-lera for
loss of support occasioned by the sale of '
intoxicating liquors to the husband and
father of plaintiffs who is " An' habitual
drunkard, where the Jury return Its verdict
lu favor ot the plaintiff aa against two of, .
such defendants and In favor of the third,
that fact alone Is not sufficient to estab
lish the fact that the Jury waa governed
by partiality or prejudice, gnd affords no
ground for setting aside the verdict of the
Jury if the evidence is sufficient to Sus
tain the verdict as to the two defendants .
agalnat whom the Jury find.
2. And where In such an action the court
admits testimony to the effect that wnen
the husband and father was sober he was
kind, but when intoxicated he waa unkind
and quarrelsome, and that during the time
the husband was Incapacitated from earn
ing a living the wife waa compelled to per
form menial labor and to accept aid from
the county. Held, not error.
8. And In such a case where the evidence
shows that the husband while In a state '
01 intoxication iniui.eu UT uijiiui mi-
Dialled lilm by defendants, fell and broke
a leg. It is not error to permit the plaintiff
to testify that by reason of such Injury the
husband "Is not able to work like he did
before he received auort injury." . .
15643. Keeling against Pommer. Appeal
from Lancaster. Affirmed. Let ton, J.
1. A Jury brought In a sealed verdict
which upon being opened waa found to be
defective In form. On the direction of the
court they again retired to the Jury room
and returned a verdict in the same amount
and against the same parties ss before,
but In proper form, held that tha .failure
to receive the first verdict and the receiv
ing, of the second was not erroneous.
3. In sn action brought by a wlfs to re
cover damages under the statute govern
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquors, where
the husband died aa a result of the traffic,
loss of means of support Is not the only
dsmage tor which a recovery may be nad:
but the wife may recover the coat of the
necessary medical attendance paid durlnac
the burial of bar buaband, when such Items
of damage are alleged and proved.
I&604. Gibson agatnat Qutru. Appeal,'
Madiaon. Reversed and remanded, Cl
kins. C. Commissioners' . Division.
1. Where a note made payable to the
order of a corporation la really owned by
a third party and such corporation becomes
Insolvent. Its effects passing to a receiver,
such receiver may endorse such note to the
real owner and thereby vest tn him the
legal title thereto.
2. Where a defendant gave to the holder
of a promissory note aecured by" mortgage
a renewal note the sole -consideration of
which was the original note and mortgage,
such holder of laid original note Is Hot en
titled to maintain an action on the renewal
note after a decree and aale has been had
In a suit upon the original mortgage an
while decree and aale remain In force and
unsatisfied.
3. Where the defense to 'sh' action upon
a promlaaory note transferred for vain be
fore maturity and In Ilia due course -ot bus
iness Is that the endorsee bad notice of
defect In the consideration, the court should
not Instruct the Jury for the defendsnl.
unless the uncontradicted evidence , shows
that the tilslntlff hsd such notice., or -tahllahea
facts from which the only reason
able Inference to be drawn Is that be had
sucli notice or took the paper under' such
clrcumstsntes as show bsd faith or a dU
honeit purpose on his part. ...
totloa Market. '
NKW YORK. March ll.-COTTOV-Th
cotton market opened easy- at a decline of
2 to 4 r"ints snd sold 7 to t points nst
lower during tha first fw minute under
liquidation by old longs and . scattering
bear pressure encoursgid by lower cables,
spprehenlons of short time In ltitcashlre
Isl'liough no fresti Information , wss re
ceived in tills direction 1 and last night s
forecast for rain in Texas today or tomor-
ai me aeviinn arourage nouses were
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad Hogs Steady Sheep and
Lambs Steady to Lower.
CHICAOO, March 11. CATTLE Recelpta,
estimated, 4,000 htad; market steady; steers,
16 (W7.40, cows, t3.6036.50; heifers, 1.1 2h
8.00; bulls. tS.7c4l5.23; calves. $3.6093.2;
stockers and feeders, 3.S0r(f6.30.
HOGS Receipts, estimated, 21,000 head:
market steady; choice heavy shipping, $8 80
(&4.90; butchers. t8.76-gt86: light mixed, to. 46
ai.60; choice light, .60&6.6: packing. $680
rae.75; pig. t.2f2S; bulk of sales, $6.-a
8.80.
8HEHJP AND LAMBS, receipts, estimated,
14.000 head; market sieady to 10c lower;
sheep, 13.0o4je.40; Iambs, $6.0u4j'.aV; year
lings, $0bW72&.
St. I.anls Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 11. CATTLfci Re
ceipts. 2.760 bead, including 700 head Tex
ans: market steady to 10c higher; native
shipping snd export steers, 15 0037 10;
dressed beef and butcher steers, 14.0u7(fl 2S;
ateers under 1.000 lbs., $.).b0a.00; stockers
and feedera, $3.605.40; cowa and heifers.
33.Uijf6.26: canners. $2.002.76: bulls, $3 Mft.
6.36; cslves, $5.50i;8.26: Texas and Indian
steers, tXSOCt.rjO; cows and heifers, $1,750
$.26.
HOGS Receipts, 10.900 head; market 6c
lower: pigs and lights. $4. 762r4 76 : packers,
tft 5088.80; butchers and best heavy, 16 7V(j
t.'jC.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.750
bead; market ateady; muttons. t3.76t(r.v76:
lambs. touOtftioO: culls and bucks, H.frtB
6.36; stockers,- t3.26t3M.0u.
Kansas flfV Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS' Clf V. Mercb 11. -CATTLE Re.
reiuts. t.500 bead, inelu.lliig 600 soul herns;
market stesdy to 16c lower; top, $8.Au; chnli-a
export and dreaaed beef steers, to.iiilti fri;
fslr to good. t6.2v4iti.iO; western steers. M 80
U.60: stockere snd feadeis. t4.0oft5.60;
southern steers. It.&xo H.iVi: southern cows,
4.t.iK.'tt4.76: native, cows, I'.'.Tft'a.'.'JS; native
heifers. t3.7ufiti..0: bulls, 33. Urn 1.76; calves,
$40Jh7.5i.
I IO1J8 Receipts. I70u0 head; market 5c
lower; top. 4i.73: buik of aalea, tti.toiiii W;
heavy, $t.tKfi."5; . packers and butchers,
J.i 4(171). 115, light. 16.l'3)'i.uJ: pigs, 16.2ftfl6.7u.
8HKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.000
iiea.il, msrket steady to weak: lambs. 1U.75
til. 40; yearlings. Iti. 25447.00; wethers, $3.J0t
6.80; ewes, 4. ta kbb. Ji; stumers sjid feeders,
$l.outi 4. 75.
St. Joseph l.lve Stark Market.
ST JOSEPH, March 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.000 bead; market slow to luc lower
ilean. $4,7581 : cows and heifers, l.'.icKh
6.30: cslves. 13.50(37.60.
Hfrfl- Receipts. 9.000 liesd: market 6St
loo lower; top. $4.70; bulk of sales. KtO
frti S6.
SH EBP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 2tarft
head; market slow, steady to 10c lower; buyers to undue strsddlers, and there waa
lambs. t6.6o7.50. . some support from leading bulls, but while
- - 1 this demand caused a rally of 3 or 4 point a
Stork la Sight. d'jring the middle of the morning, trading
Receipts of live siock at th six principal i ' " ' advance than If had
western markets yeeterdav: , been In liie Initial break and tha mark l
t'altle Mnaa h.. " Unsettled.
4.000 12.tj 7 400 ! Cotton fut-jres opened easy; Mirth t6oc;
01 m . a. ait . .ruiy. a.avi , AUunt, y.Algv.4.w-;
South Omaha
Hloux City
St. Joseph
Kanaaa City
Hi. liuula ..
Chicago
total ....
7.tu)
J.uoo
l.f-m
2.7i0
4.O00
1.6'iu
tout
i;.oim
lo j
31 uuo
,...2,360 78.4i4 J2,ir
Sloas Cllr l ira Slask Market.
BIOUX CITY, li;. March ll.-igpeclal
1 etegram.i rtutirj neceipts. 7 0u0
market ateady wl'h tAedneadaya close;
rang 01 prices, ea t'age.oa; DU1K or salea.
$4 f 46.
CATTLB Reoeipla. 1 500 bead, market
ie4uty; beeves $4 JOttCOO, fst row snd
belters U 6016 Mi, feedr, $t.0o43a i", sr
lings. $3.ua4 60.
2 tat) 01 tuuf r, rise ; ueueuioer. s.juc; January,
7 tax) I '''' ' ' .. ..
.'.-,. Future closed stesdy; ysreh, .47c4 ApHi.
14' I.., I8 4'; M'- l ii - Ju. ; J"'. -37'-:
,,'ww 1 August, 8 31c; iepiiiiber, .2tc; tKtob.r.
u v viiiiirt , r.im-. irrrinier, i,iMi jsn
usry.. 9. 15c. Hput l osav quiel,' i points
loner: middling upland. .Hc-, middling
gtir. 1.ic: sale. 1 470 bsles. r
I1AI.V I ON. MHriH 114-OTTrVM
head: I gia.iy st 9 9-i.-. - ... r
NKW ORLEANS, March II. COTTON -fcpols
were cssy; low ordiusry. 6V; tdl
nary. ir.-le, lu minal; good ordinary. 7v-;
low middling. 1 13 la. middling. 17-14. : good
middling, t:t': middling fair. 10 r; fair. IV.
ntumnal; reicipla, t.3as ba'-; stock. avti
biaa.