1.T
MAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Strong Cablei Emh Wheat Into Quick
Advance at Start.
BULLISH K1TWS FEOJt THE SOUTH
t-ataearaale ftalaala.1 Writkfr I Ka.
"araatlna? 4a TraaWr aa . Ik
Ball nidr at tfca lara
Itaattaa.
L. .
OMAHA. March IX W.
Wheat rsn Into ft quirk advance t th
'rt, Influenced by strong cables and
nulllsh new from the southern stste aiMl
fpnrtft of a heavy decrease In th port
atock In Argentina. Primary wheat re
ceipt are dropping- off and thla fact la
pointed to by th supporter of the bull
faction.
Unfavorable shipping weather ban cer
tainly been encouraging to trader favor
ing the, bull aids of the corn market. Btorm
after storm la keeping the country deliv
eries back.- .
Wheat opened strong, with TJvarpnol ca
bles up. and new cam bulllch from all
niartera. Demand waa es.-eedtngly good
and caah buyera were compelled to btd
mgn on the spare offering. May wheat
opened at SIM and closed at 8l.lm.
Onrn eoartnuea steady and strong on llaht
receipts and a good, atearty demand. The.
strength In wheat was beneficial and eae;
Prtcaa were advanced over the Option. May
corn opened at KSa and closed at Wr.
Primary wheat receipts were 433 000
bushels and shipments were iWflfO bushel,
against receipt lat year rf 626.000 bushels
and shipments of 3SS.0CO bitshela.
rn receipts were 662.000 bushels and
ahipments were m.mo bushels, acalnst re
ceipts last year of 41R,mT) bushels and ship
ments of 416.0O9 bushels.
. Irnc" w'r WW bushels of corn.
' bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 11470 bushels.
IJverpool closed lM,114d higher on wheat
and MS-H-i higher on corn.
Local range of options:
Article.! Open. Hlgb. Low. Close. Ta y.
JWheai-l
May...
July...
torn
May...
Oats-May...
1 I 1 1v! 1 os I 1 im,l 1
W 86Al fl 4jl
I I
&2M t24l
r.H
SC'4
52H
Oaaaaa Caah Prleea.
WHEAT No. hard. 31.0ftg1.O3H: No. 3
hard. 1 eVji.07H; No. hard. Sl.OWl.Os; no
grade. 97cjl .00.
ryRN-No. , CH.ic: No. S yellow.
2Mm2c; No. 1 whlta, 64-S64V.
OATS No. 3 mixed. 61W.lHc; No. 1 white,
else20' Na wnlt olSVUiie: standard,
KTE-No. t 74c; No. 8, 72Hfirtc
Carta lleee-tat.
Wheat. Corn. Oa
Chicago 2 136 13
Minneapolis , l6
Omaha V, 86 19
Duluth 1x7
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat area at (he Trading til Cloalaaj
Prlees am Beard af Trade.
CHICAGO. March It. Wheat prices ad
vanced more than 2e per bushel on the
Hoard of Trade today owing to bullish
newa from Argentina and to brisk export
business at the seaboard. At the cloae
prices showed net gains for the day of
J HUH fee to tHViltr. Corn and outs
closed firm, but provisions were steady.
Half of the day's gain In wheat prices
was made on Initial transections, opening
quotations between He to lc above the
close of the previous session. May
opened at 31-16H ta ll.Hfe and Jul at
tl.OIH to $1.0414. Demand was general
at the start owing to an advance of td
to lSd at Liverpool, which was largely
due to a decrease of nearly 2,000.000
bushels In the Argentina visibly supply
and to smaller exports for the week from
that country than bad been predicted.
Bull leaders gave the market active sup
port during the greater part of the day
and thla led to free covering by shorts In
general. Reports of damage to the
French crop, claims that the Balkan situa
tion Is again becoming acute and re
port alleging enormous export sales from
this country were factors that further
strengthened the market lata In the ses
sion. Rumors were current In the pit
that the export business today at New
York would aggregate more than loo
boatloads, but a message from a reliable
house there declared that It would ,i,.
exceed thirty boatloads. Sentiment lu tne
pit waa extremely bullish the final hour
and prices advanced rapidly. The top
for May as 1.17"4. July advanced to
31064. The market cloaed excited and
atrong, with prices st the top for May
and a ahade below for July, the latter
closing at 11.06 V.
The corn market was dull all dav.
The market closed firm, with prices up
Sc to H0Hc compared with the pre
vious close, May being at ClSc and July
at 7TiWc.
Trade In the oats pit was very quiet
and the market manifested less bullish
ness than wheat or corn. The market
closed firm, with prices up a shade to
HtoU.c, May being at tbc and July at
The provision market cloaed euaily,
with prices Ifec lower to 6c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Opea.j High. Low. Close Tesy.
Wheat
May
July
Hept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Osts
May
July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
nibs
May July
Mi6'4j
ne-4S
7Vu 61 IT. 4.71 fit
1 1T.I
1 St
I
I
411 41 V.! 41 t41tJ-uU 41
IS icw
yj w
icy
lltCfe
10I7H
10
9
17 W 17 H 1 17 7Vb
17 W 17 17 K
to x2ii to rv. io xni.
10 4& I 10 1(1 I 10 4&
i
4S
No. I northern. II 17; No. I northern, tLlitf
1.1W. No. I n.ntbern. $1.111.
ri.AX Closed. 1 4S-
URAN-ln bulk. iaii?SJo.
I'lM ' Rl'nchangeil : flrt patents. "$.:f
I So; second patrnts. e.'a" a; flrot clears,
H14 jK. second clears, M 15 li.
KW YORK UC1 EHAL MARKET
Co at as ed I ties.
NEW TOIIK, Msrch ll-FIJCR-Re-celpts.
17.MI bhls. ; exports, l.ra bhls. Mar
ket firm, but quiet, with better demand;
Minnesota patents 5 6Of0O; winter
etralahta. IS.40fi5.IO; Mlnesota bakers.
I44t7l; winter extras, MOvtH.
winter patents, I4l0tj0i; winter low
grade. .o p 4.S&; Kansas strslghts,
6.ib-jf 4S. Rye flour, steady; fair to good.
Mlb; choice to fancy. 4ilOt.7s.
Burkwheat flour, quiet st A.
HLCKWHKAT Dull; New York state,
?. nominal.
C'JRNM h.A tr Bleadjr; fine white and
yellow, 11 Bv I 4W; coarse, fl.Ol.oo; kiln
dried. W4ui3.7S
RYE Dull; No. J western. Wo f. o. b.
New York.
BARLEY Quiet; malting. 75470, c. I. t.
New York: feeding, 7:&'.4c c. 1. t Nsw
York.
WJ-fKAT Receipts, S1.3W bu. "pot msr
ket strtng; No. 2 red. ll.24til.3H, ele
vator, !1.2ft4j. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern. Duluth, II If-S, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
hard winter, 11 i3k. f. o. b. afloat. Influ
enced by a large export bualness and very
strong foreign markets, wheat waa de
cidedly higher today. Final prices showed
l,tT'-"4jC net rise, and shorts were large
buyers right up to the close. May. Il.l.
1H. cloned 11 20H; July, 11.11 1-163
I.IJ1W, closed II It1.
CORN Receipts, 34.875 bu. Ppot market
steady; No. t. 76Sc. elevator, and 74 '-re, f.
o. b. afloat; No. 1 white, nominal, ana No.
1 yellow, 74Hc. f. o. b. afloat, option mar
ket without transaction, close yc net rise.
May closed at 7ic- July closed at 75c and
September cloned at 74lc.
OATS itecelpts, 117-i bu. ; exports. 650
bu. Spot msrltet waa steady; No. 2 mixed.
: to 32 lbs.. 5TU57V: natursl white. 3 to
62 lbs.. f'viil1C, clipped white, 34 to 42
lb., WV4(liair.
MAY Steady; No. 1. ; good to choice,
Vt.ti.6a.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice.
1"!, HIAc; 17, 3lic; Pacific oast,
7Sllc; 1W7. 34ic.
lUDES-Essy; Bogota, lSVfflV-; Cen
tral America, l4c.
LEATHER Quiet; acid. 23HC.
PROVISIONS Beef waa quiet; family,
lllmv16.BO: mess, 1 5ll.nn; beef hums.
t:.('fH.W.i: packet. IH.nru.W; city, extra
India meHS, li. 60421. no. Cut ' meats,
stesdy; pickled bellies. 19.76; pickled hams,
19'jj10..sa Ird, steady; western, liatt;
refined, stesdy: continent. Iio.tn; South
America. 111.60; compound. Is.40. Pork,
stesdy; family, l5"19f; ahort clear,
1 ystiX.ffl: mess, lls.6tpSl 00.
TALLOW Dull; city (IJ per package),
Sc; country (packages free). ftSfiSHe.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
242 2 ac; Jspan. nominal.
POL'LTRY-Allve, firm; weatern chick
ens. IV; fowls. lftc; turkeys. 12lMc;
dressed, dull; western fowls, 14S,lSc; tur
keys, llV(i2.(c
BUTTKR Fancy creamery, firm; other
grades, easier; process, common to special,
174fSc.
KK1A Easier; western firsts. UHc; sec
onds, 19c.
WEATHER IK TUB GRAIX BELT
aw, Possibly, Satarday After a
Warmer M(kt.
OMAHA. March IX 1309.
The weather Is generally cloudy in all
portions of the country, except in the ex
treme southwest and on the Pacific coast,
where It Is clear. Light snows were gen
eral throughout the central valleys and
mountalna during the laat twenty-four
hours, and are falling thla morning in the
northwest, upper Missouri and uper Mis
sissippi valleys. Rains are general In the
southern and gulf states, and heavy falls
occurred In Alabama and Qeorgla. A fall
of nearly five Inches occurred at Mont
gomery. Ala., alnce the preceding report.
The weather la cooler west of the Missouri
river to the mountains, and throughout the
southwest. It is warmer along the Missouri
river, and east over the Mississippi and
Ohio valley and south to the gulf, and a
very rspid rise In temperature Is shown in
the extreme northwest. The weather will
probably continue unsettled, with possibly
light snows. In this vicinity tonight and
Saturday, with slightly warmer tonight.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the laat three years:
1. 19i. 1907. 190S.
Minimum temperature.... S) 41 29 7
Precipitation II .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, M de
gTeee. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
.11 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
.12 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1W7.
U A. WE1H,
.41 Inches,
Local Forecaster.
No. 1
Caah quotations were as follows
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 16.40
t&76; whiter straights. t6.lMie.45; spring
taletita. t6.suljtt.Uj; wring straights, tt.3Ul
6a baker. 11064.36.
RYE No. t nc7
BARLEY Feed or mixing, C44966tc;
fair to choice malting, etxrtlc.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, ti&28c;
dairies. MuftSc.
EOUS Steady; at mark, cases Included,
firsts IK; prim firsts, 19c.
CHEFiSK Firm; daisies, lac; twins, 15c;
young Americas, 1?C; long horns. lc.
POTAXOhai rirm: choice to fancy, vi)
fc'c; fair to good, 864)7c.
POULTRY-Firm; turkeys, 17c; chickens,
14c; springs. 16c.
VEAL Firm; 10 lo 10 lbs. 774c; CO to
86 lbs.. iic; at to 110 Iba, rflllc.
SEKDS Flax. No. 1 aouthweatern. Jl 9;
No. 1 northwestern. 11.6s. Timothy., ts.tt.
Clover, 1n
PROVISIONS-Pork. mess, per bbl..H7 7
fcU.ia Ird. per h H.. llO.r1. Short
rib, side looe. WTS9.j; short clear
aide i boxed i. t KW-
IVtal clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 14.ev bu. Exports for the week
ss shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to
I.M.OdO bu. Primary receipts were 433.000
bu.. compared with 62VH0 bu. the cor
responding day a year ago.
Fatlmatrd receipta for tomorrow: Wheat,
16 cars; corn, lS car; oats. 1J cars; hogs
1A.UU0 brad. '
llmtMl Graja Market.
t.TVERPOfU March 12. WHEAT Spot
firm: No. t red astern winter. s 6Wi"
futures, stesdy; May, Is tHd; Juiy. ta id;
September. Ts lOd.
tXRN spot, firm; new American mixed
via Galveston. t li'd. futures, steady'
March, as tJ; May. 6s 10,d.
Mllwaab.ee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. March ll-WHEAT-Jligher;
No. 1 northern. II 11; No, 2 north
ern. II IT: July. 11 til iMk bid.
CORN-HigHer; May. 4V.
HAHLKY Higher; standard. (TV; sam
ple, ao7c.
Pewrla Grata Market.
FEORIAj III.. March 1? -CORN Higher;
No. I yt-lbiw. i..St.': No. I yellow. 4
No. t No. . av,c; No. .
ve.
i iATS Steady; No. t a hits. 64i,ftUc; No
wblic. 644t4V-
lialatk Ursla Market.
' Dll.lTH. Minn.. Msrch l-WIEAT-May.
11 1VS: J'"ly. 1.l: No. 1 northern
)1'N: No. I northern. 11 14S.
OATS-iJVc.
Mlssesseli 4iraa Market.
jUlNNKAPtHJa. Mart-ll 1!-I1KAT-il.U.aw
M-1S. Na. 1 hard. HU.
St. l.aata Geaeral Market.
ST. IXDUI8. March 12. WHEAT-Higher:
track. No. 2 red. cash, tl.atVtfl 2
hard, 1.13ijl.l; May. 11.14; July. 1.1CK
1.02.
CORN Higher; track. No. 2 cash. 67Vc;
No. 2 white. (6c; May, 67Sc; July. CTHc
OATS Higher; track. No. 2 casn, 6uc; No.
1 white. 6ftc; May. 64c; July, 4SHc
RYE Firm; 80c.
FIjOI R Unchanged; fed winter patents,
f6.8otX.3u; extra fancy and atraight, I5.K4?
1.76: hard winter clears, W 7Wp4 la.
SEED Timothy. 12.303.36.
t'ORNMKAI-W.
HEMP TWINE Tc.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track. 11.11
HAT-9teady; timothy. 11615.50; prai
rie. 19 blloo
IRON COTTON TlBS-tl.OO.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; jobbing
t'.T.a. Iard. higher; prime steam. IS 9c"y 10.00.
Dry salt mfiii. higher; boxed extra shorts.
19.00; clear rib. ts.K.1: short clears. taOj.
Bacon, boxed extra short, 110 75; clear ribs,
IIO.H; short clears. HO STH-
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 12c;
springs. 14V; tarkeys, 14'17c; ducks,
geese, Hc.
BUTTER Higher: creamery. fc'ti.30c.
EGGS Steady; 17c, case count.
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls. 7.7n) T.siiO
Whsat. bu. i n.oii 42.00
Corn, bu 75.0W 56.0u0
Oat, bu 4.0u0 67,!XV
Ksaui City Grata aad Prartalaaa.
V1V4X CITT March -.WHr4Tl'n.
changed to lo higher: No. 2 hard. l
l.Hc; No. mre. (l.vio'i.u; no. I red, ll.su;
m i . i .ri, no a
. i. . reu, . . -
CORN SUVc higher; No. 2 mixed. MKe;
N. mixed. M"h44c; No. t white, 45c; No.
I white. 44tl-6c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 64964c;
No. I mixed. 6At(63c.
RYE rnQ-.tc.
HAY Steady; choirs timothy, !9 70iil0 no,
-hrice prairie. t8.60t9.00; choice alfalfa,
115.0-ffiroo.
BUTTE R Creamery, 2r: firsts. 34c;
seconds, 34tc: packing stock. Wc.
EOOS Extras, 19c; current receipts, flat,
16c; second and dirties. lHe.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu .nfH Ts.
Com, bu ll.Oi ).0
Oat, bu .- 15.0m)
Kansas City grain quotation-.
SEW 10RR STOCKS ASD BONDS
Market Turnt Upw-ard After Aimless
Period of Backing- and Filling-.
READING CENTER OF SPECULATION
Article.
I Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
May July
September
Cnrn
May
July
September
! ! 1
1 rVl 1 07V 1 06V1 074.A
SV 9S- JA
I
4l 4r4
6' v url
64 I tvi", t-IB
I
3
A asked. B btd.
Pklladelakla Prsasr Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Msrch 1I.-BUTTER-Flrm:
extra w-tern creamery. r; do.
nesrbr prints. S2c.
EGGS- Firmer: Pennsylvania and other
nearby flrste. 1c at mark; do. current re
ceitta in returnable caaes. 6Ktc at mark;
western firata. free raava. 19c at mark; do.
rurrtnt cases, free rases, 17V4qitvc at
mark.
CHEESE Firm: New York full r reams,
choice, ttc; do., fair togood. 14SQi6c.
Meal Market.
NEW YORK. Msrch ll.-METALS-There
wss a decline of about 6a in the London
j tin market today, with epot quoted at A. 131
and futures at 1S2 Ically the market
1 was quiet and unchanged at f:3 aiS.no.
Copner waa l-wer In London, with BD"t
closing at 156 17s 6d and futures at a'SI
12a Id. The local market waa weak and
lower, with 1-ake quoted at H27r&l.l7Sk;
l-ad was unch tnged at 11 4s (d in lxn
dnn and at i 64)-4 64 iu the local market.
Spelter waa also unchanged in both mar
kets closing at 71 laa in London and 14 75
j4-774 locallv. Iron was a shade higher
st 44s d fnr Cleveland warrant In the iLon
d" market. locally no change waa re
lorted. No. t foundry northern. t--al1 2o'
No. 2. 114 tm 175: No. t soul her . and No. I
southern srft. i(.7617.26.
ST. IUIS. March li MET.VIA-Uad
duU; I4.- StwUsr. omlual. i t
Fallare af Mlaers Coal rale Caafer
eaee I Wltkaat Etfeet Prlrea
Forelga Markets Are
Dell.
NEW YORK. March II. The rather
almie drift of prices of stocks turned
upwards todsy after an uncertain period
of backing and filling. Dealings ex
panded also slightly over yesterday's low
level for the year. The meager specula
tion centered In Reading and wss based
apparently on the labor outlook.
Th rejection by the miners' represen
tatives of the counter proposition of the
anthracite operator is accepted with pro
fessed equanimity by holders of Reading
stock. The prospect of a shutdown cf
mining operations seems to he regarded
not unfavorably as giving opportunity to
dlxpoae of an accumulated surplus of
coal and to reduce the interest ohargea
for carrying this surplus. This la an ar
gument advanced by buyers of the stock.
There Is an undercurrent of belief tnat
there wilt be no strike and this alan la a
factor In modifying the Influence of the
news from the conference. Some of the
buying of Reading was supposed to come
from uncovered spots. The movement in
the general list wss little more than one
of sympathy with that In Reading. There
is some ft-sr that the tariff bill, when It
comes from the committee next week,
may contain some surprises that will
prove disagreeable to those Interested In
some of the Industrie affected. The broad
Intimation of a probable abolition of the
duty on Iron ore weakened the certifi
cate of participation in the Iron and ore
properties of the Great Northern railway
today.
Estimates of the week's currency
movement were followed by languid Inter
est In view of the continued pressure of
funda for lending. The price of copper
was marked down again at the New
York Metal exchange and receded also
In the London market. The foreign mar
kets reported dull trading as well a
here, but some sensitiveness to rumors
regarding the Balkan situation Is manl
feted. The rebound In Erie on the de
nial of yesterday rumors of a receiver
ship was followed by moderate trength
of stocks.
Bonds were steady, total sales, rsr
value. 12.750.000. United Statea 2s.
coupon, declined 4j per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stock were;
Sales. Hlh. Lev. Claae.
AmilnmtW Conear II " 41 a-H
Amsrtian car a Foanair.. 1.100 4e "
Am. Car a foundry p(d k
Amerlran Ottoa Oil
Am. HI4 A Lmther pM..
American Ice Secarttte....
American kinases
Americas Lecomolve. . . . .
Amarleea Loeomotlra pH..
American Smalt. A Ref'ns.
Am. Smalt. A Refng. pfd
American Sugar Ratlnln...
Amertaen Tobacco pM
Amarlcan Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrhlaon
AlrMaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Traealt....
Canadian pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Otitral of Nam? Jeraay
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Chlcaso Oraat Waaler
Chlrato A Korthwaalern....
Cklraso. Mil. a St. Paul...
C, C , C. A St. Louis
Colorado Foal A Iron
Colorado A Southarn
Colorado A . let pfd
Colorado A 8s. id pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Product!
Palaware A Hudeon
Dtnw A Rio Grand
Dearer 4 Rio Grande pfd..
PlaUUera Securities
Brt ,
En lat pfd
irta td ptd
Goneral Klactrlo
(treat Norftiam pfd
Great Northern Ore. etfn...
Illinois Central
Intarboroush Met
Interborouf tl Mat. pfd
International Pauar
International Paper pfd....
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas CHr Southern
Kanaaa Cttr Southern pfd..
Louisville A NaakTltle
Minneapolis A St. Louis .,
M . St. P. Saul 8t. 31..
Mliaouri Pacific
Missouri. Kanaaa A Taia.
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Laad ex. dlv
Nw York (antral
Near York. Ontario A W. .
Norfolk A Waalars
North Amarlcan
Northern Pacific
Paflfle 'Matl
Pannfylvania
People' a Oas.
Ptttaburg C. C. a St. L
Prraard Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car .
Railvar Steal Bprlnn
Reading
RapuMia Staal
Rapublte Steel pfd
Kora Ulaoa Co
Rok Island Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. r. Id pfd
St. Loula sonthwaatarn
St. Louts Soutbwaetern pfd.
Slow-Shaffiald Ires A Staal
southarn Pacific
Southern Pacific pfd
Tartncaaae Copper
Taiaa A Pacific
Toledo. St. Lflula A Weal..
Toledo, St. Louis A W. pfd.
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i irs m:s
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4.7SU 1S 19S 13S
401) 110 I0SS 1S
s
ts
14a
ft
IMS
n
MS
s
I'M 7l"i 7IS 71
4.40 UTS 1HS 1'S
4'( Its U
U.JO i:s 1S
4uu
l.W
ts
41
1S
"iis
41S
talon Pacific
I nloa Paclflo pfd
l olled Ktataa Rubber..
V. S Rubber lat pfd..,
t'nltad Statea steal
Tnltad Statea Steel pfd
Utah Cooper
Virginia Carolina cnamicai itw
Va. Car. Chemical ptd
Wahaih 4"
Wabaak pfd "
Waatlnsbouae Elactrla 14
Weatem t'nlon 10
Vtbaellns A Laks Erie ....
aVlaoonalB (antral l.tut
AaMTirau Tal Tal 1 j0
1.400 (IS l 4lS
t.tKW 4!S 44 41S
109 92 S 1S US
7rt 44 S 44 4&S
) 4S S 44
. n.ew in i7s l'fS
WO M S
SH
UO 101 S lniS lvlS
, 41.400 44S 4S 44S
. 1.1" lies l.os lio
100 41 4t
41 41
17S
4S
77 S
tS
"S
44S
77 S
4S
4S 4S
mi ims
44S
41
1US
l"S
44S
s
s
4S
m
Total sales (or the 4ar, M7,oo aharss.
ILUJP7.4';; gold coin and bullion,
gold certificates. ltg.3Pl.loo.
tin. 1.347
REPORT Or THE Cl.BARISG HOfE
Traaaaetlaaa ( tka Aeewrlated Rsaks
tmr taa Week.
NEW TORK. March . Pradstreet hank
clearings report for the week ending March
t shows an area-ate of V..t.71l.oon. as
against H.S13.5A.at) laat week and ti.ni.M1.
tnt In the corresponding week laxt year.
Following Is a 1st cf the cities:
CITIES.
Amount. I Inc. Dec.
ew York Meaey Market.
NEW TORK. March II MONEY On
call, easy; 16J per cent; ruling rate, 14
per cent; closing bid. 14k per cent; offered
at t per cent. Time loans, dull and slightly
firmer: sixty da. 24 per cent; ninety
daya, Py&S Pr cent; all months, I per
cent. .
PRIME MERCANTILE PA PER 3SC4
per cent.
BTERUSO EX CHANGE Steady, wllh
actual bualneas In bankers' bills at I4.&V
4. Stilt) for sixty-day bills and at l4.Sfnl for
demand. Commercial bills, 14 i&;tj4.V
SILVER Bar. lOc: Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS Government, easy; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows: I' S. ref. ts re lS'!t. M. M. 4S-- 71
da roapnn 1014 Japan 4s to
I. S la ra.... 101 do 4Sa t
So eoueea I'd o 4S. td aartaa US
t. S. 4a ra l' K. C. Mo. lat la 7iS
do coupon 110SL. Shorn deb. 4a (ltll Its
Allia Chalmen lat aa. 41 U a Naak an. 4s . 101
Am. Agricultural ia. SaM.. K. A T. lat 4a IO
Am. T A T. c. 4a.. S do la aad ref. 4a.. 4!
Am. Tobacco 4a 7 de sea. 4S t'H
do 4a V lu7Miaanurt Pacific 41 .. 42S
Atckiat sen 4a 1SSN V. Cent. a. isa Ms
Au-klaaa S. L. lat 4a i do deb. 4a 6
Abhlaou rr. aa I-4SSN. T (My 4Sa linl lllk
do rr. ta 1WSN ,T N H AH. rr. a.. 114
Atlantic C. U lat 4a.. t'S. A W. lat con. 4a ta
B O 4 1"0S d c. 4a M
do la HSNonbern Pacific 4i...lik
b. a u. a. W. IS - 'S do la ,4,
Rraok TraUfll ct. 4a tiSOre. S. L. rfd 4a . ti
Canada So. 1st 4e .. IWSPean. c. (l:5i.. MS
Central Oa. ia IIS da roa. 4s imv,
t antral Laalnar ta . . ?Skadtli( tea 4a to
ent. of N. J. s a.t4 . L. A r. ft 4a 44
csaa. A Okie 4Sa 104SM L. S. W. coa. 4s. ft
. A. ISa 14S da IM jI4 4a
C . SAW H- 4a Staaord a. L. 4s.. ts
C..M. A St. P. ( 1S t'S'ao. Pacific cM. 4a... ts
C . R. I. A P. cel. aa de lat re. 4a Kv
du col . nSo Rallwar aa. .: . ...Ill
de Has 4 : Mo fan. 4s 74S
Cela. Ia4utrtal is . . . ?i4l'alea Pacific 4a Id
Cola. Midland 4a lis de rr. 4a KUS
l a So ref.. an. 4Sa S da lat and rat. 4s.. tS
b a H. let ref. 4a l!f. S Ha bear a
D a B. O. 4a 14 I S Sl-al M la ll
Diatillrra aa ti Va Car. Chaca. aa ...
frit prior Ilea 4a 4iSvahaa lat W .. . 11
do a 4a 7i do til and at 4s.. Ti
do rr 4. aertas A . CS'r Md 4a 4!
de rr 4a. aarle B . tWeet tlertnc ct ia. 41
tfsn. Blactrur ev. ia.141 W'taioaialn Cemml 4a. S4S
1. i'. Irt ral. 4a SXSP A K O. da la Ms
lat Me 4S 7SC. a O. rfdg atf Se .1V1S
Bid. jt!rd.
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia.
8t. Louis
Pittsburg
Kansas City
San Franclsco
Baltimore
Onclnnatt
Omaha
Mlnnrpolls
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Mllwsnk.ee
Eort Worth
Lo Angeles
St. Paul
Seattle
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Spokane, Wash
Providence
Portland. Ore
Richmond
Albany
Washington, D. C...
St. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoina
Savannah
Toledo. O ,
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville ,
Dee Moines
Peoria
New Haven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
EVansville
Birmingham
Springfield. Mass. ..
Portland. Me
Augusta, Ga
Dayton
Cakland. Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fax....,
Wichita
Wheeling, W. Va...
Knoxvllle
IJttle Rock w
Chattanooga.
Charkr-stown, 8. C.
Mobile,
Wilmington. Del....
Lincoln, Neb.
Wllkesbarr
Topeka
Duvenport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Kalamaaoo, Mich...
Sacramento
Springfield. Ill
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids, la...
New Bedfard r. .
Columbia, 8. C
Macon
Toungstown
Lexington
Fargo, N. D ,
Akron
Rockford, 111
Erie. Ps
Sioux Fall. 8. D....
Canton, O
Qulncy. Ill
Bloomington, III....
Lowell
Bingliampton
Cheater. Pa
South Bend. Ind....
Decatur, 111
8pringfleld, O
Vickaburg
Fremont. Neb
Mansfield. O
Jaoksonville, 111
Jackson, Miss
Houston
Oalveston
. tl.H3.V15.irH
. ?W 4t
14&.Xl.i,
ll2.nil.oml
SS.777."i
3d.:71,Oio!
4.34S.llll
It.S.OiOi
ii.iio.fli.
27 44.'
la.t4i.ooo'
IH. 7it
II. 243 onn,
14.1".iX!
l.t.llt'l
lR.W.nnij
11l0.fXM
1.1,l7S,rtXl
1?.47T.(.0(
H.w.oiol
10.J-J2.ni im
.2BA0!
7.2niil
".:.'".'
I.O.')
7,J-1.niX(
)i.i..i
a.orj.O'io
H. W.ono!
.73i.')i
t."i.noi
5,0fti.f-)
5.477.0n)
6.210.Oi
4.7e.ij
4.HV,fil
I. MI.oioi
4.744.fX"l
J.WS.nnJ
4.071 twm
4.1S1.0!
4.S 17 .'
I.r.tl.flno
l.KU.OfO
3.2M.0ii
Mts.Oti)
E.HH.OHO
1.775.0JVI
l.14.0i!
1. s.ooj
2. 'i"2.0'ii
l.W ("fli
4. 4S7.CV
I..M.
l.-.fOH
1.378.(1
l.sJS.OOi
l.!t,(rt)
l.Ml.iUjOl
1.97.0i
LfifAOOol
1.S4K 0)t
i.xn.oooj
l.tROWl
1.ICO.00O
1.7Txi.noo
l',.on
1.611 Onol
1.46R.I10I
1.473.0i1i,
1.17S.O"0;
1.084.0011.
IS.0001
1,3-'.C
..00
l.-.(4
l,4t7.tV)
M-.'7."i)
72l,0(
S.(M)
w.0i)
67.A)
73i.OUO
K& 0iuj
77T1.0Uii
J9.0OO
714.0ij
K4.0fO
7S.4A10
4SS.i0n
417 t)
I7.00rt
4.'9.'0
d4.ta
Vt !
sx.u
4i.000
J-.tl.lXWl
S7i,mii
141.UU0
.447.O0tj
13, 966. (OX
II 21
7
ii.'i!
10 71
a
i.si
4.3J.
'i'i
1s.t
.71
2.!
17.4!
I7.5
26.1'
r2.l
?7.
22.71
I
1.3
IS
23.6:
IS. 4
7.4!
IS 4
iO.
11.474
25.7
15 4
29.01
.3i
25.31
.31
II 4.
32.7)
2o.7
17.5
t 9
14.0
15.7
52.2
15.3i
12
E.1
. 10 4
31.7:
'.'.'.A
4fi..1i
2 .2J
....
12.4
31.2!
I
20.61
?4:7i
6.S!
17 61
31.81
1.6!
67.5!
15.31,
19. ej
j;:4;
1S.7
89. 91
SS.7
a.i
21.3
6.11
30.4
13.1
8.3I
fM!
NO
11.3
11 1
18.0,
....
2-!
13.6
19.01
14.2
30.4
i'.'a
!
8.2
10.
2.5
12.1
3.S
4.3
16
4 0
I
13.1
12
U.S
4.0
i.'i
6.0
Not Included in totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings. Not In
cluded in total because comiarlsons are
Incomplete.
Lacal aeearltiee.
Tjuotatlons furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr.. 614 New York Lite building. Omaha:
Bid. AakeA
Arias (Ia.) State bank stock SO
AsMTloas Radiator Co. 1 aid 1U I
aatrloe Crossiery com 44 id
Beaules Crsaaarr S'd 44 It
t'ttr of Onuba sonda, 4S (IfiSi luf Ks
Douslaa aountr 4a V.tn 1"S
Oat Citj Malt eoaisanr lot
Ind. Tala. ia (IMS) (40 pfd. bonoa) 43
kanaaa Cttjr It jr. sod Lixbt ia (111) V7S S
Prafarrad 7 to
Common 48 34
Nebraska Teleshooe atsek MS 4S
Omaha Oaa 4a 4H1TI 47 9a
Ostaha Cleatrl UsM A Power ts (14U).. rl 10
Prafsmd (t 13
Omaha A Co. Bluffs Rr. ta (i:4).... MS h'l
Oauka A Ca. Blaffs BU Rr. is tlKI).... OSS 1W
Prsfetrad 44
ComoHm 41 TO
Onuba A Ce. BUffa Mr. A Bridge pfd.. 4S M
Omaha Water cempanr 4a (lls 11
Omaha Water coniuanr ia (1444) IIS 44S
Omaha Water ewananr 1st 'd It It
Oauba Water cwaisanr td efd 4 T
Omaha B at T Bid. Co. pfd S 1
taatk Omasa aawar 4Ss (i-4i 101
State Sarin stock. Btt 1W
Swift aad Companr 141 lets
Snerldaa Coal 4a (ill'1 44 lu
Sioas Cttr Stock Yards pfd 14 4u
Trl -State Laad Co. pfd. i cam. son4) tt 4
t'alen Sleek Tarda Cs. stock ts lis
BosCoa Star lis asi Boa As.
BOSTON, March li Money, call loans. t
42i8H per cent; time loans, H&4 per cent.
Atrhtaoa adj. 4 44 Anulsamatad tas
do 4a lOOSjtriaona CommereUI.. 3'S
Atcklaoa R. R UUSAtlantlc JS
do pfd 1'itSButt Coalition t!'
Boaton A Albanr M4 Calumet A Anton... S
Beaton A Maine l4SCntnnlal S
rued bars p(d JMSCopner Ran Ts
K. Y., N. H. A M..I4V franklin Us
In Ion racifl-........17ISOraatia Oaaaaea. IS
At. Arte. Ckem MSIale Roraia )T7S
de pf MSMIaklfan 1S
Am. Pnea. Tube SMuhawk 4
Am. Saar ltoSMont. Coal A Coks...
de pfd LtvSNarada 144
Ana. Tal. A Tal 17SOId Unmlnloa 4s
Am. Woolen J4 Oareol it
do pfd n Parrot JIVa
Domla. Iraa A Steal. USvcalaer H
diaon Klac. Ilium ..bJ ihannae 14
Oan. Electric loiSTamarack "I
kUaa. ClactrK ItSTrlnltr US
do pfd tlSl'nltad Copper US
Mara. Oa 44SV. S Mining "... 4S
t nltad rratt 11 I'. S. Oil Bs
Inltad Shoe Mach ... S3 rtah Js
so pfd ( Victoria 4
U. S. Staal 44 Winona 4
de pfd UuSWelrertn i. dir. ...144
A4r.nl gre 7lN. Bull ex. dlr MS
Allotiaa 9S
Bask CleaHage.
OMAHA. March II -Bank clearinga fur
today were K. 761. 361. 17 and for the corre
apondlng date laat year 3J.li.fcAO
Trasasrr Iateawea4.
WASHINGTON. March 11-Today s state
ment of the Ireasuiy balances la t.ie gen
eral fund, excluaive of the UiO.luO.(4 gold
reset v. stioas; AvaUabl cash OTance,
OilAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Cattle About Steady, Inferior
Grades Ten Lower. -
HOGS SELLING TO CENTS HIGHER
keep aad Laaabs flaw and tiall, erlta
Prlrea Tea ta Ftfteea feat
l.aaaer Thai Tka red ay's
Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. March U. 19.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bneeri.
Official Monday 4,730 7.7V4 7.XT1
IhVlolsl Tuesdsy A250 U.Wki i'ti
Official Wednesday 4.117 la.sa 7 4M
OffK lal Thursday 4.14 1..i- 7.45
Kstimata IWny 1.4"0 lo.M 6.1""!
Tiv day this week . . . . 3rt.50 i.f2 36.M
Fame daya last week 1&.4U &3.9 44.s4
fame day 1 week ago..l.74 ;.) 3J.t59
m days 3 weeks ago.. 17.343 M.AA 2.141
fa mo daya 4 weeks ago. .15.129 35.111 MA1
fcame day last year lii.i) tl.Ul ll.tss)
The following table show th receipta of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to data, compared with last year:
1a. linsj. Ino. Dec.
r.,tl,B 1B.5M 19S.7R3 to lo
Hs (3H,0HS. 6X3.W 124.iW
hrP 3tiJ.lW 2a,l3 61, M
The following table shows the average
Price of hogs at Soutn Omsha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
Dkte. I lsuj. l08.l7.lW.l06.i'lfl.13O3.
March 1..
March 1.
March 3..
March 4..
March 6..
March ..
March 7..
March 8..
March ..
March 10.
March 11.
March 13.
6 014
"7a
3'.,
5 D
16
30
6 4Kiv
6 n
6 62V
40
Msl
4 2SI
4 2j
4
4 33
4 33i
V4
4 4A;
4 3S;
4 34
4 X
3 861
5
73
73
6 74
76
6 78
82
I
7S1
6 6
4 051 4 SH
6 Wj 4 721
HI 4 7i
4 n
X2
S S0i 4 SS
Ul 4 89
101 4 j
4 13 4 8
6 11
0
4 8X
4 86
t 13
6 sv
6 12,
H1
6 07
S8
7 03
T03
7 11
7 04
T 16
6 13
6 301
6 11 7 16
3 111 T 25
6 11 7 &
6 li 7 3i
Sunday.
The official number of cars of tocl4
brought in by each road was:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. H'r'a.
".. M. A St. P 2
Wabash 1
Missouri Psclflc 1
I'nlon Pacific 13 23 . 15
C. A N. W. (east).... 3 5
C. r N. W. (west).... 13 as
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 9 Hi 5 1
C, B. A Q. least) .... ti 10 1
(.'., H. A y. tweetl ... 1) 4 7
t., R. J. & P. teast).. 4 11
C. R. r. P. (west).. .. 1
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Great West., t 4
Total receipt .... 61 146 27 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omsha Packing Co 2W 1.174 80S
Swift and Company 3.'9 2.67 7S2
Cudahy Packing Co 4W 2 572 1.452
Armour t o Zfrei
Den 1.225
Cudahy Pack. Co.,
Hill A Son
K. P. I.w1s
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A Co...
J. If. Bull
U P. Hulz
McCresry A Carey
Sam Werthimer
M. Hugerty A Co..
P. O. lnghram
Sullivan Brother .
Swart-Roland
8. V. Harria
Blackshtre
Other buyer
84
77
4o
11
1
7
41
31
5
13
16
136
1.0M
4!4
140
361
I.s4ea Cloelagr Stoek.
l)NDON. March 11 American securities
opened dull and slightly below pau-lty today.
Transactions were light during the first
hour ami at noon the market was heavy
and generally from H to H below yester
day's New York closing.
do account 44Kew York Cratral ...s
Anaconda 4SNorfolk A Weatarn.. 4S
AlcSleen KS do pfd 4S
do pfd tMSitntaria A Wera.. 4S
Baltlawr A Ohte....tlnnaylrnl 4s
Canadian pacific ...lUSRand klinaa 7S
Cheaaaeak A Ohio.. 4Sltaadln 41 S
Oil. O'aal Wnm .. 4SSothrn Hallway ... 14
rhi.. Mil. A 64. P. .His de pfd sis
! Bear If. Southern Sctria ....111
Danrer 4 Rl 0 44Sl'nle Pacific 17S
do pfd 44 so pfd S7 4
Brl 4Sl'. S. Staal 444
do lat p' S " i IUS
de U pfd SWahan 1(14
Orand Trunk 144 do pfd 4
llltnata Central 144spatak 4a tt
LoaiaTtll a Naak ...KlSAmal. Copear M
K Dlv.
SILVER Bar. steady at 33'4d per ounce.
- MONKT 24,4jH per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 24 per cent; for three
months' kills. TkOl 3-16 per cent.
New York Mlataa) Marks.
NBW YOHK. March Li. t'loslug quota
tions on mining stocks:
Alice M4 utile Chief IS
Brtaaawlek ea Mriiraa 34
Cemetork TannaJ S... M 'Mana f
So kaada It Ophtr k
Cam. cat A V 44 Standard 144
Dora 4la Si Yellow Jacket 44
Lsadrtlhr Coa. 4S
CaSTee Market.
NEW TORK. March U. COFFICB
Market for tut urea opened steady at un
changed prtces to an advance of 6 points
and closed steady, net unchsnared to
point lower. Bales were reported of
7.649 bags. Including May st 4 74c; July,
6.2S; r-etember. 6.lc. IS pot. dull; No
T Rio, sc eantoa. No. 4. to. Mild, quiet.
Cordova, tfcljlla
Total l.GoS 10.347 6.802
CATTLE Receipt a usual on a Friday
were very light, only fifty-seven car being
reported In. The general market wa In
somewhat the aame condition aa it wa yes
terday. The trad waa not very active, but
still pretty much everything changed hanJi
In fair season.
Beef steers of desirable quality seemc
to be sought after tuid holders of such gen
erally reported that they were able to r.
cure ateaxiy price. On the other hand ti
trade, on plain and unattractive cattle t
slow to luc lower and buyers were very a.,
to shade prices on cattle uf that description
a little. Alter allowing for any weakness
that there may have been In the market
today It Is still ssfe to quote beeves l'J415c
higher than last week.
Cowa cnd heifer were in about the sams
condition as beef steers. There wa no out
side demand, but (till packer aeemed to
want good killers and the market generally
waa quoted steady today or lmglbo higher
than one week ago.
Blockers and feeders were In fair demand
considering that It was the last of the week
and the few here generally aold In reason
able season. The market on that kind of
rattle ia also 10jl6c higher than last week.
Cattle quotations: Oood lo choice corn
fed beef steers, IS.3uv.76; fair to good
corn-fed beef steers, i.nf3.30; common to
fair corn-fed beef steers, 34.71J5 w. good
to choice ciws and heifers, t4)6tj0; fair
to good cow and heifers, 33.76.(4.60: com
mon to fair oowa and heifers, liJfca. 75;
stock heifers. 33. 004)46; veal calve, ttiif
7.60; bull, staga, etc.. 32.75434. 8a: good to
choice stockers and feeders. 4.6fip6.40; fslr
to good stockers and feeders. 34.014.60:
common to fair stockers and feeders, 13 2a
6-4.00.
HOGS Receipt of hogs were very lib
eral again this morning. 100 cara being re
ported in. This makes the total for the
week to date sb.wj neaa. ine largest ror
five days in a long time back and larger
than a year ago by almost 6,000 head.
After the sharp decline of the last two
days sellers seemed to feel that a reaction
vii due. and as aavices rrora otner sell
ing points were generally favorable, they
were able to force a substantial advance.
The market opened witii noga selling 64
100 higher, mostlv f.oc higher, but the
trade was at no time very active, parsers
being none too anxious to put on, while
salesmen were determined to siuees every
nlokle possible out of ths market. Still,
th hogs kept selling and th greater part
of ths early receipta changed hands In
fair sesson at the advance noted.
At ana time the market looked a little
weak, owing to the disposition of packer to
Service
that
Satisfies
Thl Bank has aUayg endeavored to render aurh Mt
lafactorr service tbat ita customers mould make full use
of Its various departments.
The present volume of deposits speaks for Itself
(Over f 12,0041,000.00).
The strength of the assets, (not forgetting the uni
formly large cash reserve), should commend Itself to you.
WHT NOT ARRANGE TO OPfcN VOIR ACCOUNT AT
THIS BANK?
First National Bank of Omaha
Thirteenth vnd Fvrritm SU. x
Entrance to Safety Deposit Vault
is at 307 South 13th St.
cheapen up droves wherever possible, and
the prospect were good tor a I'jaer close.
Hull it waa apparent tnat buyers wanted
tna hogs, and uiey kept picking them up
until tne yatds were prcucuiy ciearvu
soma Utile time before miuday. there waa
no very great oiflerence between tne vnriy
and late market, it being about one thing
all day.
fclit.fcl'-l::; sheep market this week had
been very llberali) supplied and selling
conditions during ins first tnree day were
fairly good, ao that the market showed
comparatively Ultie change. Conditions at
eastern points, however, Uave been get
ting more unsatisfactory every day, until
yesterday the reports were exceedingly
bad. The break In mutton prices naturally
extended to live sheep and lambs and ths
market here yesterday eaaed off, being
? noted anywhere from almost steady to
ully 10c lower. A report from eaatern
point were atlll unfavorable thla morn
ing, th weakness developed yesterday wss
continued today. Thus It happened that
with quite moderate receipt tnis morning
th market opened extremely slow and
dulL In fact, practically no business what
ever wa done until considerably after
the middle ot the forenoon, when receipt
of that slse would ordinarily all be dis
posed of. Buyers seemed to be uncertain
as to what move to make and they ac
cordingly did comparatively little all the
morning, putting In their time waiting for
order or for more Information.
The quality of th receipts wa very
good, there being a number of load of
desirable killers, both sheep and lambs.
When buyers finally got ready to do busi
ness the market was lOguSo lower and
active enough to clean up about everything
in sight In a short time. Good Mexican
lambe. the kind that sold a few days ago
at 37.46, brought 37.30. There were no good
light yearlings, but heavy welghtA sold at
36.6. A bunch of old wethers sold a high
aa 3j.6o and ewe up to 36 26.
Quotation on sheep and lambs: Good
to cholc lambs, 37.O04J-7.3O; fair to good
lambs. t.5ta;., feeding lambs, M-2&i6.75;
good to choice light yearlings, 3ri.iou6.7a;
good to choice heavy yearlings, 3s.taXtf6.oO;
feeding yearlings. $6.2f96.76; good to choice
wethers. 36.40$ 5.69; fair to good wethers,
35.0036.40; feeding wethers. 34.004.76; good
to choice ewes, Si.00tj6.3t; fslr to good ewes,
M.S0fj6.0O; feeding ewes, t3.64.3; culls and
bucks, 31.0042.76. s
CHICAGO MVS STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Strang; to Higher
Sheep aad Lambs Weak.
CHICAGO. Msrch 11 CATTLE Receipts
stlmated at 2 0O4 head; market steady;
eeves. 34.60437.30; Teas steers. 34S044V40:
.-stern steers. 34.100.60; - stockers and
-eders. 33 5C5S 50: cows and heifer, fi.lA,
.5: calves. 360068.60.
HOGS Receipts estimated at 31.000 head;
.mrket strong to 6o higher: light, 36.3fi
6.75; mixed, 3ri.464jf6.30; heavy, KtefT"!
routrh, 3&&i.M; good to choice heavy. 36 66
rt96; pig, 35.30Q6.U; bulk of sale. 3666
($-).
BHEEP AND I.AM RS Receipts esti
mated at 8.000 hesd: msrket weak to 10c
lower; natives, 33 IMii.26; western, 83 4KJ
6.75; yearling. 6S904J7.16; lambs, 35.764,7.70;
westerns, 36 7f&7.75.
t. I.eals Live Stock Market.
ST. I.OriS. Mo.. March 12 OATTt.E
Receipts. u0 head, Including 460 Texnns;
market steady to 10c lower; native iTiip
plng and export steers. W.ore7.00: dressed
beef and butcher steers. M.0Mi6.2K; steers
under l.OfiO pounds, 33 oOii6: etockers and
feeders. 33 6(it.4; cows and heifers. 3-t.Ofrf
6.25; canners. $2.0062.76; bulls. 83.005.2&;
calves, 35.511 A. 36; Texas and In.'tn steers,
t3-&0tti.4u; cows and heifers. 3..7g6.26.
HOGS Receipts. 7.960 hesd; msrket &c
higher: pigs and lights, 34.7V06.76: packers,
t rij.86; butchers and best heavy, KKtf
7.06. ,
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. I.Aay
head; market steady; native muttons, 33.26
475.75: Ismbs, I5.6uii8.f: culls and bucks,
to.60Cjo.2S; stockers, 33.2545 4.00.
higher; bulk of sales, HfrwjtJ 75; heavy, 370
tio.lW;; packers and butcher. K4i'4?vi.;6;
l.gnt, 84 tt4J"; pis. tl6.
SHEKP AND lAM 18 Receipts, 3.0
head; market steady; muttons. 4 itVQo v;
lambs, K'j-7 ; range wethers, $1.fu7.Ju;
fed ewes, 3o.U04.i5.40.
St. Joseph I.lve Stork Market.
ST. JOUEl'H. March 12-CaTTLE-R.
relpta. 1.600 head; market steady; steer,
$.ib.; cows and heifers, U.5tX)6.oO;
talves, 43.a047.5O.
HOGS Receipts, 8.000 head; market 5ttl0o
higher: t.ip, 36. so; bulk of sales, 3.5a6.'o.
IsHEEP AND UAMH3 Receipt. S.tjv)
head; market dull; iambs. 36.i54j7.60.
Stock 1st Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 1,4 lO.laa) 6.t0
Sioux City l.oa) s.ika)
St. Joavpii l..niu t).t) 6.01a)
Kansas City ) l.too I.OD
St. LaiuIb J.ti "M y.iit) 3.u
Chicago S.tito ' zi.tMi j, wo
Total
,) 62,750 C,t)
St. Joseph LlTe f 0 ek Market.
SIOCX CITY, Ia., kaarch 12.-1 Special
Telegram. CATTL.E-Rec.lpts. l.Ont) head;
market steady; beeves, 4.5ji7.0t); fat cows
and heifers. 84yi6.76; feeders, 84.0066.60;
yearllnga. 33.0OV4.5O.
HOOA-RecelM 4,000 head: market 64J10C
higher: range of price 36-S.q; Sulk of
sales, 36.35460.
Kaasa CltrI.lv Stock Market. '
KANSAS CITT. March 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.UO0 head. Including 3 southerns;
market atrong; native steers, 3o.36.06.tO;
southern steers. 84.6uii4l.26: southern cows,
13 06-4 76; native cows and heifers, tXlj
6 26; stockers and feeders. 83.75i36.7S; bulls,
33.3006.00; calves. H.lOS.&O; western steers.
34 & 50; western cows, 33.004J5.60.
HOOB Receipt, 8.000 head; market E4$10
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 12. WOOI-The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow o( lus
wool market: The market la active and
strong. Btrength In values Is apparent In
all branches, both domestic and foreign.
The activity, however, is confined, as far
some weeks past, to imported stocks.
Stock of domestic are very depleted.
The shipments of wool from Huston to
March 11 Inclusive were 6c,611,l)s lbs.,
against 27.3M).6i3 Iba. for the same tiitia
last year. The receipts to March 11 Inclu
sive were 61.769.6 lbs., against 241,416,247 lbs.
in the same period last year.
The lesding domeetlc quotations range as
follows. Indiana and Missouri, three-eighth
Moot). it"ujc. quarter blouu, My-fm; scoursU
values, lexas, fine twelve months, 4U465c;
fine, six to eight months, 630b,-; fine tall,
4Wii5oc; territoiy, fine staple, tvttjitific; fine
medium staple, 4)yii.c; fine cloliilng, inf
at-; line medium clothing, 6t4u8c; hall
blood, tktWSac; three-elgths blood, 64j.v:
quarter blood. pulled, eatra, ttj
boc; (ine A, vUc; A supers, D04janc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Marcu U WouO-tn-changed;
medium grades, combing and
clothing. 2oj:4c; light fme. Kfa.vVkc; heavy
fmc. I'-'ijlTc; tub washed, 2oMc.
lAtNDO.V. March 12.-W(xl-The wool
auction sales were continued with offering
of 15.-1 J bales. The demand was active and
the market became strong. Merinos were
frjm 6i lu 1 per cent higher than the Jan
uary' ssles. especially medium grades. Cross
breds gained 2S per cent over the opening
rsnge. Americans were steady buyers of
fine haired merino and cross breds and
continental and home spinners were eager
competitors or their specialties. Today's
sales: New South Wales. 1.7u0 bales;
scoured, ahidftl 9d; greasy. 5d31 Vd.
Queensland. l.SuO bales; scoured. Is 3dils
lod. Victoria, 1.700 bale; scoured, lld'01
)Sd; gressy. 64,d"als 2'k1. South AustraJIs-
' I.SOO bales; scoured, Is lHdlils 7d: greasy,
7t1le md. West Australia, l.fcl bales;
greasy. bVuH'i'l. New Zealand, 6.700 bales;
scoured. 4HJ'als so: greasy, tivitri d.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. WiO bale;
scoured, Is 2dls Otl. greasy. 3'flHsJ.
Caltaa Market.
NEW TORK. March 12.-r'OTTON Th
market opened steady at an advance of 108
points.
Spot cotton closed fiulet, 6 points higher;
middling u;iUnds. 9.85c; middling gulf,
10. lor; sales. IMA bales.
Cotton future opened steady; March,
9.4tV4t 5w-; Mav. 9.4uc; July. SV'.-; August,
32'a.34c; September. 9.22c. bid; October.
9.25c; December, 8.1$4j9.21c: January, 9.1T
09.13c.
Cotton futures closed stesdy: March, til;
April. 9 4Sc; June. 9.40c: July. 9.41c: Atiaust.
.35c; September. 9.27c: October. 9.27c; No-"
veniber, S.iUc; Deeeinber. 9. 22c: January.
9.22c.
OALVK8TO.V, Marfh 12.-COTTON
steady. 9-16c.
KFW ORLEANS, March 12. COTTON
Spot were steady; low ordinary. tV-frc. nom
inal; ordinary. 6 6-lOc. nominal; good ordi
nary. V; low middling. 8 13-14V; middling,
9 7-16c; good ordinary, 7ic; low mlddllna.
813-16c; middling. 9 7-16c; good middling,
9to; middling fair, 10V,c; fair. 11c. nom
inal; receipta, 4.641 halea; Mock, 347.716 bales.
Saawr aad Molaaae.
NEW YORK. March 12 -SUG A R-Ra w,
firm; fair refining, 8.30$-3.9ic; centrlfugaL
94 test, 3.804i.Mc: molasse sugar, t.Oo0
3 11c; refined, ateady; crushed, 6.46c; pow
dered, 4. Sec; granulated. 4.75c.
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